To the Brethren in New England.
By Merritt E. Cornell
Having unexpectedly the offer of a free pass from Boston and return, I decided to come West, with the idea of returning if thought advisable. Last Sabbath I went to Potterville to attend Bro. White's appointment, he being exceedingly worn by overlabor the past season. At this meeting the calls for labor were so urgent that I could not resist them all. I do not forget the interests of the cause in New England, you may be assured, and I would gladly return and help if I could. But the field is one, and those who are interested in the cause both East and West advise that I remain here for a time. I have just commenced meetings in Delta, Eaton Co., Mich., in company with Bro. David Lamson. Last evening the house was well filled, and the interest good. I shall be glad to hear of the prosperity of the cause East, and hope the friends will write me. My address will be, Battle Creek, Michigan. I remain yours in hope,
M. E. CORNELL.
Delta, Mich., Dec. 2, 1870.