THE WESTERN NEW YORK CAMP-MEETING by Dudley Marvin Canright

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 24, 1877

THE WESTERN NEW YORK CAMP-MEETING.

By Dudley Marvin Canright

Everything thus far is favorable for this meeting. All our people in this region calculate to go. Last Sunday the friends here (Allegany) ordered twelve tents. Let others do the same. Two families can unite, and rent a tent 12x17. The cost is only a trifle. All west of Syracuse are expected to come to this camp-meeting—from Genoa, Cathlin, all in Pennsylvania, etc. We get return tickets free on the Buffalo, New York, and Philadelphia R. R. Inquire for camp-meeting tickets to Aurora. Brethren in Allegany County and most of those in Cattaraugus County can easily go to this road to take the cars, and thus secure half fare all the way.

One-half our brethren who will attend this meeting live near enough to come with teams, or even on foot, if they have no money. Let us show some energy and interest in the matter. This is all the meeting you will have till next fall. Scattered ones are particularly invited. It will be a shame to our Lancaster friends if they don't every one turn out, and stay all through the meeting. Last fall some near Rome came Sabbath morning, and left Sunday afternoon. We want no such shameful example at this meeting. D. M. CANRIGHT.