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Meetings in Arecibo

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 11, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 19.

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Meetings in Arecibo

By Lillian S. Connerly

ARECIBO.—I am helping to open up meetings in this place. Mr. Connerly was here, too, last week, and we found a good interest in the work. But there was an interest in San Juan which needed attention, and Mr. Connerly will be there a part of this week, while we continue the meetings here. The attendance is small, but the interest is good.
The conditions here are pitiable at present. It would seem that the curse of God is resting upon the island; for nothing seems to prosper, and the people in general are living in poverty. Everywhere are seen ruins of beautiful homes, and wrecked fortunes. Our courage is good.         LILLIAN S. CONNERLY.