Conference at Wolcott, Vt.
By A. S. Hutchins
This meeting was held agreeably to appointment in the Review. Brethren were together from several counties in Vt. Brn. Rhodes, Byington and Taylor, from N. Y. were also with us, and helped us much. And a spirit of union and love characterized the meeting. The light which had just begun to dawn upon us, respecting the Laodicean church, led us to a searching of our hearts; and the exhortation from the faithful and true Witness, "be zealous therefore and repent," gave edge to the testimony of the brethren and sisters. From W. we went (several of us) to Eden and Johnson, to help the dear brethren there. Here we spent about two days, which resulted in good to the Church. We think permanent, lasting good. It was expected that a full report of this interesting meeting would have been given before this. Minutes of the conference were sent me some weeks since, but they have not yet been received. We hope to be able to report fully soon. Waltham, Vt. Dec. 19th, 1856.