Note from Bro. Cornell.
By M. E. Cornell
Bro. WHITE: Since last report, I have been trying to hold meetings as the weather would permit. At North Jay, there was a growing interest and a good audience, but the drifting snow storms broke up our meetings the third time, and then we concluded that it was of no use to wait for the roads to become passable for another storm might immediately fill them again. We spent one Sabbath with the friends at Topsham and were gratified to see that the interest there has not abated, but there is a prospect of greater results from the tent effort than we had anticipated. Our next effort was in Falmouth, where we have given thirteen lectures, and shall remain another week. Some are deciding to keep the Sabbath, and fourteen have subscribed for the Review. This place is about five miles from the city of Portland, so that I have met with the church in the city the two last Sabbaths, and find them encouraged greatly. I can truly say that the cause appears to be looking better in this vicinity. Falmouth, Me., Feb. 1865.