Note from Bro. Hutchins.
By A. S. Hutchins
BRO. WHITE: Since our last State Conference, I have spent several Sabbaths with the Irasburgh and Charleston church. Most of our meetings have been encouraging, manifesting a growing union among the brethren. Our Quarterly Meeting on the 24th of June, was a profitable season. S. B. was renewed and entered upon with an encouraging increase of figures. The first Sabbath and first-day in July, I spent with Bro. S. Pierce in Roxbury. On first-day, the meeting was held in the school-house in the district where Bro. Kendall lived; a good interest was manifested; the truth was spoken with freedom, and the brethren were greatly encouraged. The next Sabbath and first-day, we were in Weybridge. In this section we found a few who love the truth, and are in sympathy with the people of God, and hope and pray for the time when order will be established in their midst. On the Sabbath Eld Kenison, a Methodist minister, met with us. He spoke and prayed in the meeting, and manifested love and good will to us. He was much pleased with the law chart, and spoke of sending for one soon. On first-day, by request of Eld. K., we spoke to his congregation. I spoke in the forenoon, and Bro. Pierce in the afternoon. The silent tear told the interest of some, as Bro. P. spoke on the signs of the times. Our interview with Eld. Kenison here, was very agreeable. We loved and admired the good spirit he manifested. A. S. HUTCHINS.