East Otto, N. Y by John Nevins Andrews

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · May 22, 1879

East Otto, N. Y.

By John Nevins Andrews

THE State quarterly meeting of the Pennsylvania T. and M. Society held at this place May 3, 4, was well attended, being the largest meeting ever held here by our people. All the directors except one, the Conference Committee, all the preachers belonging to the Conference, and other leading brethren from the different parts of the Conference, were present, and so good a degree of interest was manifested in the important work of the meeting that it was continued until Monday evening.

The quarterly report of labor in the tract society showed a good degree of interest in this work, and very harmonious action was taken in reference to the plans for labor for the summer. Four, and perhaps five, tents will be run in this Conference this present season, and laborers and fields were assigned to each.

By unanimous vote of the brethren, it was decided that the camp-meeting should be postponed till fall. If our brethren labor during the coming season with the spirit manifested at this meeting, we shall look for great success to attend their efforts.

J. N. ANDREWS, B. L. WHITNEY.