Arrangements for Washington and West Enosburg Meetings by John Nevins Andrews; James White; Ellen G. White

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 3, 1867

Arrangements for Washington and West Enosburg Meetings

By John Nevins Andrews; James White; Ellen G. White

We expect that the meetings at Washington and West Enosburg will be large gatherings of the friends of the cause, especially of the old friends of Bro. and Sr. White; and it will be necessary for those who attend, to come prepared to take care of themselves as far as possible. Especially will this be necessary at the Washington meeting, where those who can entertain are few. Brethren, come with your provisions, your blankets, quilts, comforts, buffalo robes, and your straw ticks, to be filled at the place of meeting. Barn room can be provided for lodgings for healthy men. Rooms in dwelling-houses can be procured of those who are not Sabbath-keepers for healthy women. Invalids who cannot enjoy such accommodations, and also small children, should remain at home and not burden these meetings, especially the one at Washington. Those who labor in the meetings will first be provided for, among the brethren, then the most feeble and aged, as far as possible. We shall be glad to meet Bro. P. C. Rodman, and others, from Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts, at the Washington meeting. J. N. ANDREWS.

We now design to visit the brethren in the counties of Gratiot, Tuscola and Saginaw, Mich., during February and March, 1868. JAMES WHITE, ELLEN G. WHITE.