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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 10, 1876

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 48, No. 7.

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SPECIAL NOTICE.

By Stephen N. Haskell

We give this week further particulars relative to the routes to the Groveland Camp-meeting. I stated two weeks ago that an early train could be taken from Providence to Lowell, and thus connect with the Boston and Maine R. R. We have since learned that by a recent change there is but one through train which connects, and that leaves Providence about 6 A. M. The fare from Providence to Groveland over that road is $1.50 more than by way of Boston. But the Providence and Boston road require fifty passengers or they will not give return tickets.
There are more than that number that should come from Rhode Island. We hope the leading brethren in each church in that State will see how many will come by way of Boston, which is the best and cheapest route. The other way will be by way of Worcester and Ayer Junction, Lowell and Lawrence. At Boston you will take the cars for Groveland from the Boston and Maine depot.
Those coming North, through Fitchburg, will change at Ayer Junction for the Stony Brook road to Lowell, then to South Lawrence, where they will take the Boston and Maine R. R. for the camp-ground. Those from Nashua will also change at Lawrence. Those from Peterboro, N. H., will take the cars at Greenfield. Those coming through Manchester will take the Manchester and Lawrence R. R., and change at South Lawrence. If any come from the East, Portland, Maine, they will change at Haverhill, Mass. We expect return tickets over all the above-named roads. The expense to Groveland from Providence through Boston is but a trifle more than to South Lancaster through Worcester. Let none remain away from this camp-meeting, which we trust will be the most important ever held in New England.
Be sure to come in season; two days before the meeting is better than one, that the tents may be erected, and all may be ready to enter upon the worship when the time arrives.
S. N. HASKELL.