Note from Bro. Frisbie.
By J. B. Frisbie
BRO. SMITH:—I have been preaching in the township of Convis, about five or six miles north of Marshall, where quite a number have been convinced of the present truth, and some eight or ten have commenced to keep the Sabbath of the Lord. Others are convinced, but I am afraid it will not be convenient to obey until it be forever too late. We have just returned from attending our meeting at Newton. The brethren and sisters were mostly present from Ceresco. But few were present in the day, except commandment-keepers. Some others have decided to keep the Sabbath since we lectured there before New Year's, and two or three of late. Our meetings, we believe, were profitable, on the whole. There was good liberty in speaking the Word, although the audiences were small on the account of rain on First-day, which disappointed us some in not seeing many present, which otherwise would have attended. About thirty have embraced the truth, as nearly as we know, where we have labored the past Winter. Yours in the present truth.
J. B. FRISBIE.
Battle Creek, Mich., Apr. 27th, 1857.