FIRST MICHIGAN CAMP-MEETING.
By J. Fargo
The Eaton Rapids camp-meeting is in the past, and we can truly say it was a success. We are satisfied that small meetings are far more profitable than large ones. Much is saved in traveling expenses, and a better opportunity is afforded to receive spiritual benefit. The brethren did nobly financially. With very little effort enough money was raised to pay all the expenses of the meeting. We hope the meeting at Vassar will be as great a success, both spiritually and financially; and it may be, if all who attend come prepared to be benefited, and take hold at the commencement to seek the Lord for his blessing. All needful preparations will be made by the committee, and we trust our brethren will come prepared to meet the expenses, which will be light if all are willing to bear their part. Efforts will be made to obtain reduction in fare on the railroad leading into the place. Brethren and sisters, come determined to have the blessing of the Lord at this meeting. Wm. Potter, David Malin, and E. G. Doud will act as camp-meeting committee at the Vassar meeting.