NOTE FROM BRO. BYINGTON.
By J. Byington
I had three meetings last first-day, in Alaedon, Ingham Co. There has never been any preaching on present truth in this town. Sister Fuller moved to this place with her daughter and son-in-law, Cornelius Smith, some two years since; and since going there her daughter and daughter’s husband have embraced the truth, and with papers and tracts have awakened quite an interest in the place. They think the time has come for a thorough course of lectures. There is now a protracted meeting held by the Methodists in the school-house, which will close in a few days. The preacher is saying all he can against us, which awakens an interest to hear the other side. I think, if possible, a messenger should be there before the interest dies out. They would find a good home at Bro. Smith’s. If one can go he will meet them at Mason, Ingham Co., seven miles from his house. I would willingly spend some time there, but it wants a strong man that can make thorough work; my health is not sufficient. Please inform them through the paper or by letter soon, whether any one can go. Our meetings there were interesting. J. BYINGTON.