The Indiana Camp-Meeting by Charles Seaward; Wm. Covert; Wm. Carpenter

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 5, 1871

The Indiana Camp-Meeting.

By Charles Seaward; Wm. Covert; Wm. Carpenter

PROVIDENCE permitting, the Indiana Camp-meeting will be held three miles west of Fairfield, in Greason's grove, Sept. 21–26. Fairfield is situated on the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad, forty-nine miles north of Indianapolis, and five miles south of Kokomo, in Howard Co. Teams will be in readiness at Fairfield in the afternoon of the 20th and 21st, to convey those coming by railway to the meeting, free of charge. An effort will be made to have passengers returned free. It is earnestly requested that all the brethren and sisters, as far as possible, attend this meeting, and be on the grounds in time to make themselves comfortable for the occasion before the time set for the meeting. The large Michigan tent will be on the ground; other tent room must be made of lumber. There will be a provision and feed store conducted by brethren. Bro. and sister White and Bro. Littlejohn are engaged to attend. Let all make an extra effort to come and enjoy a rare feast of good things.

CHARLES SEAWARD, } Indiana WM. COVERT, } Camp-Meeting WM. CARPENTER. } Committee.