Note from Bro. Cottrell.
By Roswell F. Cottrell
BRO. SMITH: It is not because of a lack of interest in the cause, that I have written so little for the Review for some time past. But a press of duties and necessary cares have prevented. There is still an interest, in this vicinity, in the truth. It is since my last report, I think, that another family in our town of Newfane, have embraced the truth. The Lord has raised up sister Rice of West Somerset to sufficient health and strength to ride to Olcott, some nine or ten miles, to meeting. Her daughter has sought, and we trust found, the Lord. On first-day, Oct. 28, she was baptized, thus manifesting her faith in him who died for our sins and rose again. Sabbath, Nov. 3, I met with the church at Mill Grove. The weather was unfavorable, but we had a good meeting. Two young sisters were baptized, both of them young converts. One of them recently embraced the Sabbath, the other was an adopted daughter of sister Baldwin, and had consequently been accustomed to observe it. I feel like striving for an entire consecration to the will and work of the Lord.
R. F. C.