Reduced Fare to the New England Camp Meeting

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Aug 7, 1884

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 10, No. 30.

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Reduced Fare to the New England Camp Meeting.

The Worcester and Nashua, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Providence and Worcester, and Cheshire railroads, grant us reduced rates over their lines and branches. Free Return Tickets will be given upon the camp-ground, to those who come over any of these lines except the Providence and Worcester road. Those coming over that road, must purchase at the ticket office in Providence, a round-trip camp-meeting ticket which will be good to return on, at the close of the meeting. All coming over this line must purchase their tickets at Providence and come to the meeting on one of the following days; Wednesday, Aug. 20, Friday, Aug. 22, or Tuesday, Aug. 26.
Those coming from Martha's Vineyard, New Bedford, and all points south of Boston, also, those from Newburyport, Haverhill, Ipswich, Danvers, Reading, and all points on the Boston and Maine road, should come to Boston and there take the cars at the Fitchburg depot for Worcester. All who come from Boston, and adjoining towns, should come over this line also; for by doing so you can secure on the camp-ground, of the Secretary, a Free Return check. Should you come over the Boston and Albany road we cannot do this, as they give us no reduction. Be sure to come over the Fitchburg line.
By taking the Worcester car at the Fitchburg depot in Boston there will be no change. Those coming from Cornish, Claremont, Newport, and points north should come by way of Bellows Falls and Keene, over the Cheshire road to Fitchburg, and change for Worcester. Those from Washington, Marlow, and vicinity should come over the same line also. All who come over the Cheshire road should be sure to purchase tickets through Fitchburg to Worcester, in order to secure free return. Those who come from Zoar, Buckland, Athol, and all points on the Fitchburg road west of Fitchburg, should come to Fitchburg and change for Worcester. Those who come from Wilton, Temple, New Ipswich, and surrounding towns, should take cars at Greenville for Ayer Junction where they will change for Worcester. Those from Marlboro and Hudson should take train to South Acton, where they will change for Worcester. All who come from Amherst, and Manchester, N. H. and towns that way, should come to Nashua and change, as we can return them free to that point.
D. A. ROBINSON.