FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHESAPEAKE CONFERENCE.
By K. C. Russell
This meeting will be held in Baltimore, Md., June 21 to July 1, on a beautiful grassy plat of ground near Druid Hill Park, one square north of Fulton and Pennsylvania avenues, and two west of the Druid Hill entrance to Druid Hill Park. The accommodations for those attending this meeting will be somewhat different from those of an ordinary camp-meeting, as furnished rooms will be supplied for those attending the meeting. These rooms will range in price from one dollar and a half to three dollars during the meeting. There will be sufficient room on the grounds to pitch several family tents, in addition to the pavilion and the children's tent. The meeting will be held in the city, and the evenings of the camp-meeting period will be the beginning of a regular series of tent-meetings, which will be continued indefinitely after the Conference closes. HOW TO REACH THE MEETING.
Those who come by boat, landing at piers on Light Street should walk west to Charles Street, and take the Carey Street car running north, which will take them direct to the Druid Hill Park entrance, which is only two squares from the place of meeting. Those who come over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad should have their baggage checked to Mount Royal station, and should get off at the same, as this is much nearer than any other station to our place of meeting. Those who get off at this station will take the Preston Street car which will take them direct to the park entrance. All passengers coming over the Pennsylvania Railroad should have their baggage checked to Union station, and should get off at the same, and walk south on Charles Street about three blocks to Preston Street, and take car running west, which will land them also at Druid Hill Park entrance. On arriving at their destination there will be some one to meet them and direct them to the grounds. They should hand him their checks, and their baggage will be brought direct to the rooms to which they are assigned. All mail should be addressed in care of Chesapeake Conference Tent, near Fulton and Pennsylvania avenues. We hope that not a member of the Chesapeake Conference who can possibly attend this first annual meeting of the Conference, will excuse himself from doing so. Several competent laborers will come to labor in the interest of the meeting. All who desire rooms or a tent should send their orders at once to Brother O. D. Zirkle, 826 North Mount St., Baltimore, Md. K. C. RUSSELL.