Maine Camp-meeting by J. B. Goodrich

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 22, 1878

Maine Camp-meeting.

By J. B. Goodrich

We hope to see a general gathering of all our people at the camp-meeting, Sept. 4 to 9. Commence now to make preparations to attend. No one can afford to lose the benefits which may be derived from attending the camp-meeting. Come one, come all, and bring your unconverted children and friends with you. Now is the time to work for the salvation of precious souls. The working time will soon be over. The Lord is coming, and that very soon.

Waterville is the most central place in the State to accommodate all our people; therefore let none stay away. The camp-meeting committee will do their best to have things in order, and to accommodate all. A team will be at the depot to take passengers to the camp-ground at reasonable prices. A provision stand will be on the ground, and horse feed will be sold, as usual. Let all that can, come with tents, and let those that cannot provide themselves with tents bring bedding. All coming on the cars will stop at Waterville. Here the P. and K. and the M. C. R. R., form a junction, so it makes no difference over which road you come.

The camp-ground is about 1½ miles from the depot, and about ½ mile from Crummitts Mills. The meeting will be held in a grove slanting to the east, commanding a fine view of Waterville.

Let us come up to this yearly gathering praying that the Spirit of God may be with us, and that great good may result.

J. B. GOODRICH.