p. 22 | The Maritime Conference by J. O. MILLER

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 14, 1910

The Maritime Conference

By J. O. MILLER

The eighth annual session of the Maritime Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will be held at Fredericton, N. B., Aug. 18-28, 1910. The first meeting of the conference will be held Monday, August 22.

At this annual meeting the various officers of the conference will be chosen. All Seventh-day Adventists in the Maritime Conference, in good standing, are delegates, and as such are entitled to participate in the deliberations, and to vote. We trust this meeting will exceed any previously held both in attendance and in interest. To this end we cordially invite those to come who have not attended heretofore, at the same time urging those to be present who have been in regular attendance at these annual gatherings. Earnest efforts are made by the laborers to advance this truth, often under trying circumstances. We hope to hear good reports from the workers, especially the canvassers. Three tents are now up,—one at Fredericton, the capital city; one at Dartmouth, N. S.; and a third at Musquash, N. B.

The best way to reach Fredericton is to come by rail or water to St. John, N. B., then take the daily steamboat, at 8:30 A. M., up the beautiful and picturesque St. John River for a distance of 85 miles. One fare for the round trip has been granted on the Intercolonial Railway and Steamship lines.

Besides our own speakers and workers we are promised good help from both the Canadian Union Conference and the General Conference. Begin to plan now to be at this meeting.

J. O. MILLER, President.