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ISSUED
WEEKLY
By
the
Atlantic
Unfon
Conference
Of
Seventh-day
Adventists
South
Lancaster,
Mass.
{Official
Organ)
Subscription
Price,
Fifty
Cents
a
Year
Eprror,
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JENNIE
THAYER
Entered
at
South
Lancaster,
Mass,
as
second-class
matter.
Taose
who
attended
the
New
York
camp-meeting
report
that
twenty-two
were
baptized
at
the
meeting.
Elder
S.
H.
Lane
was
elected
president
of
the
conference,
and
Brother
T.
E.
Bowen
remains
in
the
office
of
secre-
tary
and
treasurer.
NOTICE.
THE
president
of
each
local
confer-
ence
being
a
member
of
the
Atlantic
Union
Conference
Executive
Com-
mittee,
is
a
delegate
ex-gfficio
to
the
Union
Conference
session.
So
beside
the
president,
the
local
conference
is
entitled
to
one
delegate
for
the
organ-
ization,
and
one
additional
delegate
for
each
two
hundred
and
fifty
of
their.
conference
membership.
H.
W.
COTTRELL.
NEW
ENGLAND
CONFERENCE,
ATTENTION!
Since
the
Review
and
Herald
Pub-
lishing
Association
has
located
at
Washington,
D.
C.,
the
Pacific
Press
Publishing
Company
has
ceded
the
Atlantic
Union
Conference
territory.
to
the
new
organization.
The
distance
from
Washington
to
our
conference
being
so
much
greater
than
it
was
from
New
York,
it
will
not
be
practicable
to
order
books
sent
by
express,
as
formerly.
Therefore,
if
our
agents
and
those
desiring
pub-
lications
will
order
them
in
larger
quantities,
and
in
time
so
that
all
packages
may
be
sent
by
freight,
it
will
be
a
saving
to
all
parties
con-
ATLANTIC
UNION
GLEANER
cerned.
“A
word
to
the
wise
is
sufficient.”
H.
B.
Tucker,
Sec.
and
Treas.
N.
E.
Conference.
ON
Sunday
afternoon,
at
2:30,
Elder
F.
C.
Gilbert
expects
to
speak
at
Berkley
Hall,
Tremont
Street,
Bos-
ton,
at
the
patriotic
meeting.
Subject,
“The
Eastern
Question;
God’s
Solu-
tion
of
the
World’s
Political
Prob-
lems.”
It
is
hoped
that
the
brethren
and
sisters
will
pray
for
the
Spirit
of
God
to
attend
the
meeting,
that
the
truth
may
reach
the
hearts
of
the
people.
——
NOTICE.
THE
first
meeting
of
the
second
biennial
session
of
the
Atlantic
Union
Conference
Association
will
be
held
at
the
Seventh-day
Adventist
church,
South
Lancaster,
Mass.,
at
9
a.m.
Nov.
6,
1908.
This
meeting
is
called
for
the
purpose
of
electing
officers
and
transacting
such
other
business
as
may
legally
come
before
the
Asso-
ciation.
.
COTTRELL,
WILCOX,
A
D.
B.
PARMELEE,
C.
C.
Nicora,
FrEDERICK
GRIGGS,
G.
W.
PALMER.
Trustees.
WANTED,
AT
ONCE!
THE
prayers
of
every
reader
of
the
GLEANER,
for
a
man
in
Enfield,
Mass.,
who
is
an
earnest,
devoted
Christian,
and
to
whom
God
is
presenting
the
Sabbath
truth
in
a
remarkable
way.
He
will
have
a
great
influence
if
he
will
come
out.
Also
there
are
two
ladies
here
in
Enfield
who
are
in
the
valley
of
deci-
sion.
They
have
had
the
truth
pre-
sented
to
them,
and
they
are
just
on
the
point
of
coming
out
on
the
Lord’s
side.
Dear
brethren
and
sisters,
after
reading
this,
will
you
fall
on
your
knees
and
plead
with
God
for
these
dear
souls
and
the
work
in
Enfield?
I
can
not
express
in
words
how
the
=
Lord
is
blessing
his
work
here.
Your
brother
in
Christ,
ARTHUR
SANDERSON.
a
———
NEW
TRACT.
3
¢
The
Eastern
Question.”
“
Ancient
Prediction
of
the
Fall
of
Turkey
and
the
End
of
the
World.”
“
A
Great
Time
of
Trouble
Foretold.”
“The
Kings
of
the
East,”
etc.
Sent
post-paid,
twenty-five
for
ten
cents;
one
hundred
for
twenty-five
cents
;
one
thousand
for
one
dollar
and
fifty
cents.
Address
Lee
S.
Wheeler,
Melrose,
Mass.,
Sanitarium,
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-e-—
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
A
coop
faithful
Seventh-day
Adven-
tist
to
work
on
farm
and
run
a
vege-
table
wagon.
Address
Box
23,
Acushnet,
Mass.
A
WaNTED.—A
man
and
his
wife
to
take
charge
of
my
farm
for
the
winter.
Ten
head
of
cattle
and
three
horses.
All
necessary
farm
provisions
fur-
nished.
Only
those
who
have
had
experience
in
caring
for
stock
need
apply.
Address
D.
W.
Bolter,
En-
field,
Mass.
FOR
SALE
My
farm
of
twenty-two
acres
situa-
ted
in
Bloomfield,
Conn.,
suitable
for
gardening
purposes,
and
in
fine
shape.
House
one
and
one-half
story,
in
good
repair,
with
hen-house,
wood-house,
large
barn,
and
shed.
This
farm
is
five
miles
from
Hartford,
on
macada-
mized
road
leading
to
the
city,
A
nice
stream
of
water
runs
through
the
farm,
and
there
is
a
handsome
grove
well
supplied
with
hickory
trees
in
bearing.
Just
the
place
for
some
one
wishing
a
small
farm.
For
particu-
lars
and
price
address,
D.
A.
BIDWELL,
Bloomfield,
Conn
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