Appointments: Quarterly and Union Meetings, December 1875
And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.” ** Services in Chicago, every Sabbath (seventh day), at 209 West Erie St. All Sabbath-keepers spending a Sabbath in Chicago are invited to attend. Quarterly meeting of the T. & M. Society of the churches of Dist. No. 1, Western N. Y., will be held in connection with the church quarterly meeting at Akron, December 4 and 5, 1875. Teams will be at the stations on the Central Railroad as usual. W. H. EGGLESTON, Director. No preventing providence, there will be a union meeting for Illinois and Wisconsin, at Monroe, Wis., Dec. 4, 5, 1875. We hope there will be a general attendance of all the brethren in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Bring blankets and bedding, as the weather may be cold. Brn. Andrews and Colcord are expected, and also Bro. Olsen and others from Wisconsin. Come, brethren, prepared to work for the Lord. O. H. PRATT, Elder. Quarterly meetings in Minn. as follows:—
Medford, Dec. 4, 5; Concord and Kenyon churches at Kenyon, Dec. 11, 12.
HARRISON GRANT. The next quarterly meeting of the Liberty Pole church will be held at the new church at Liberty Pole, Dec. 4, 5, 1875. Elds. Isaac Sanborn and John Atkinson are invited to meet with us. MILTON SOUTHWICK. Quarterly meeting of the Serena church, at the new meeting-house, beginning Sabbath eve, Dec. 17, at 6:30 P. M., and holding over first-day. All who can, come. R. F. ANDREWS, G. W. COLCORD. The Lord willing, we will meet with the brethren in Wisconsin as follows:
Hurricane Grove, Grant Co., Dec. 7, evening.
Waterloo, ” ” ” 8, ”
Mount Hope, ” ” ” 11, 12.
Sand Prairie, Richland ” ” 13, ”
Kickapoo Center, ” ” ” 15, ”
Liberty Pole, Vernon ” ” 18, 19.
Leon, Monroe ” ” 20, ”
Neillsville, Clark ” ” 22, ”
Maple Works, ” ” ” 25, 26.
The Sabbath meetings will commence with the commencement of the Sabbath. These meetings will be of much importance, and we shall expect a general gathering of our friends in their vicinity especially to the Sabbath and first-day meetings. JOHN ATKINSON, O. A. OLSEN. Quarterly meeting of the church at Fremont, Wis., Dec. 4, 5, 1875. We hope to see a general gathering of all the scattered friends. Brethren of Poy Sippi and Linn are invited. Brn. P. S. Thurston and P. H. Cady are expected. S. D. SMITH. Quarterly meeting for Dist. No. 11, N. Y. & Pa. T. & M. Society, at Randolph, N. Y., Dec. 4 and 5. Bro. R. F. Cottrell is expected to be present. S. THURSTON. Ithaca, Mich., Thursday to Monday, Dec. 9–13. Meetings will commence Thursday evening and continue till Monday night. Let the brethren make every effort to give us a good hearing. Alma, Thursday to Monday, Dec. 16–20. We request all from Alma, Greenbush, Greenville, and others in the region about, to attend the Ithaca meeting. D. M. CANRIGHT. The Lord willing, I will hold meetings in Ohio as follows:—
Wakeman or Norwalk, where Bro. Geo. Smith may appoint, Thursday evening, Dec. 9, to continue till Monday night.
North Bloomfield, where the brethren may arrange, Thursday evening, Dec. 16, to continue at least till Monday evening.
Cleveland, where Bro. I. Edgerton may appoint, Thursday evening, Dec. 23, to continue till Monday night.
Turn out, brethren, to these meetings. Let the scattered and lonely ones come. Come praying. H. A. ST. JOHN. The next quarterly meeting of the Ill. T. & M. Society will be held in the new S. D. A. house of worship, near Sheridan, Ill., first-day, Dec. 19, 1875, at 9 A. M. Let each director hold his district meeting Dec. 12, and see that a report is sent by the first mail following, to me at Sheridan, La Salle Co., Ill. We expect to report each district by itself, at this meeting. Who will fail? Work, then report. By order of the President, FRANCES M. T. SIMONSON, Sec. If the Lord will, I will meet with the church at Springville, Greenup Co., Ky. Nov. 27, 28, 1875. At Locust Grove, Hardin Co., Dec. 4, 5. We hope to see the brethren and sisters from Hart, Green, and Ohio Counties, and also the scattered and lonely ones, at these meetings. At each place, meetings will commence with the Sabbath. The ordinances will be administered, an opportunity given for baptism, and other important matters pertaining to the cause will receive attention. This meeting will be the most important ever held in this State, and we want a general attendance. Come, praying the Lord to meet with us. S. OSBORN.