p. 15 | New York Camp-Meeting by S. H. Lane

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 20, 1903

New York Camp-Meeting

By S. H. Lane

THE New York camp-meeting will be held on the fair ground at Lacona, Oswego County, N. Y. Lacona and Sandy Creek constitute one large village comprising the two corporations, the fair ground being situated in the Sandy Creek part of the village, and the railroad station being in the Lacona part; therefore we advertise the meeting as being held at Lacona.

The grounds are most excellent, and supplied with pure spring water. Lacona is on the New York Central Railroad, Rome and Watertown division. The main line sells tickets at two cents a mile, and Lacona is only forty-seven miles from Syracuse, but a mileage book of five hundred miles may be purchased for ten dollars, and can be used on the main line and the branches by one or any number of persons. Books unlimited, can be used by any one at any time.

We expect most excellent help at the meeting, and trust that we shall secure a large attendance. The villages are neat, tidy towns. Our views have never been preached in either town. We expect, therefore, that the preaching will be of such a nature as to set our views before the large attendances which we hope to secure, and also make them of intense interest to our people. We are to advertise the meetings extensively, and would request that our people come especially prepared to labor for others. Bring all the clean copies of the REVIEW, Signs, Good Health, Instructors, and Little Friends that you can spare, so that we can scatter them through the country for miles around Lacona. The camp-meeting will begin September 10, and close the night of the 20th.

S. H. LANE.