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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 3, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 38.

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Eastern New York

By C. H. CASTLE

FULTON.— Following the annual conference held at Oneida, a company of eight workers under the leadership of Elder W. H. Holden, went to Fulton for a tent effort. About fifteen hundred announcements were distributed in the city.
The meetings began Tuesday evening, July 11, the topic for the evening being “The Metal Man of Prophecy.” There were fifty-seven present in the tent, but the number outside brought the actual attendance up to seventy-five or more. The attendance has increased from night to night until on Sunday night, when the subject of the Millennium was presented, there were more than one hundred and fifty inside the tent and quite a number listened outside.
In years gone by there was a company of believers in this city, but for several years there have been only three representatives of the third angel’s message here. We hope that the effort this summer will reestablish a strong company of believers to hold up the light of present truth. C. H. CASTLE.