Report from Bro. Stone.
By Albert Stone
BRO. WHITE: Since our State Conference last June, I have attended quarterly meetings with the churches in Vermont and Canada East as follows: Three with the church in Eden and Johnson, one at Roxbury, two at Sutton, one at Irasburgh, two at East Richford, one at South Troy, one at Morristown, one at Wolcott, one at West Enosburg, and one at Stowe. These meetings have been characterized by some tokens of the divine presence and favor, and most of them have been the best I have attended in Vermont. The word has been spoken with freedom, many warm, heart-cheering, testimonies have been given by the brethren and sisters. The spirit of love and unity has been increased, and there has been a feeling manifest that a cheap kind of religion that does not deny self, crucify the flesh, nor suffer for Christ, will be of little avail in the hour of trial. In these meetings I have usually met with one or more of the Vermont preachers. I have been much blest in connection with these meetings. The truth seems very precious; and I desire, if it is the will of God, that I may be able so to arrange my affairs, as to spend more time in the service of the cause.