APPOINTMENTS

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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Dec 25, 1856

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 9, No. 8.

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APPOINTMENTS.

THERE will be a general Conference held at Boston, Mass., for the mutual benefit of the church and cause in the New England States, commencing Sabbath, Jan. 16th, 1857, and continuing until all business of importance, conducive to the prosperity of the cause, brought before the Conference, shall be disposed of.
A general invitation is extended to the brethren from abroad who feel interested in the advancement of the cause. We hope the churches generally will be represented by those who shall come to help us by their counsel.
The object of this convocation is not to eat and drink nor to see and be seen; but by fasting and prayer and an investigation of truth, devise such means as shall be conducive to the present and ultimate interest of the remnant.
If our bread and water are made sure on the occasion, and that less frequent than usual, we will be satisfied.
The Conference will probably be held in one of the rooms in the Chapman Hall building, Boston. As no brethren live in the City, those coming from abroad on Friday, will find Bro. Paul Folsom, who lives in Charlestown near the foot of Winter Hill, now called Summerville, two and a half miles from Fitchburg Depot. Those wishing for public conveyance from Boston to Summerville, can obtain it at the corner of Summer and Washington Sts., by the Charlestown Neck Line Omnibus, that will take them as far as their station in Summerville. Bro. Folsom lives half a mile further on, towards Winter Hill, in the second house on the left after passing Walnut St. Bro. Hutchins and Philips may be expected.
STEPHEN PIERCE. E. L. BARR. In behalf of Brn. { P. FOLSOM. { O. NICHOLS. { A. WILLEY. { E. P. BURDIT.