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ATLANTIC
UNION
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GLEANER
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ISSUED
WEEKLY
By
the
Atlantic
Union
Conference
Of
Seventh-day
Adventists
South
Lancaster,
Masz,
{Official
Organ)
Subscription
Price,
Fifty
Cents
a
Year
EDITOR,
-
-
JENNIE
THAYER
Entered
at
South
Lancaster,
Mass.,
as
second-class
matter,
THE
Seventh-day
Adventists
in
Calcutta,
India,
have
lately
purchased
a
printing
outfit
consisting
of
a
cylin-
der
press,
paper
cutter,
stapler,
a
fair
amount
of
body
and
display
type,
with
other
accessories
needed
in
a
printing
office.
The
July
number
of
the
Ori-
ental
Watchman
was
the
first
one
printed
on
this
press.
The
office
is
called,
¢“
The
Watchman
Press.”
-———
BroTHER
J.
L.
BAKER,
Alba,
Pa.,
in
renewing
his
subscription
to
the
GLEANER,
says:
“I
ath
in
my
seventy-
seventh
year,
My
wife
is
in
her
sixty-ninth.
We
have
lived
together
fifty-two
years.
We
both
accepted
the
third
angel’s
message
in
1858.”
My
brother,
you
may
rejoice
in
the
fact
that
you
are
fifty
years
nearer
its
consummation
than
when
you
first
be-
lieved.
There
is
to
be
“delay
no
longer”
in
its
progress.
BrotHER
W.
W.
WILLIAMS
writes
from
Graysville,
Tennessee,
July
29:
«
Although
Iam
out
of
that
conference
[Atlantic
Union],
my
interest
in
the
cause
there
is
the
same
as
ever,
and
I
pray
God’s
blessing
upon
-all
con-
nected
with
the
work
in
that
part
of
the
great
harvest-field.
“1
also
feel
a
deep
interest
in
this
southern
field,
and
I
wish
that
many
hearts
could
be
opened
to
give
of
their
means
to
help
finish
the
sanita-
rium
at
Graysville.
Work
is
prac-
tically
stopped
for
want
of
means,
and
it
seems
too
bad
when
God
has
spoken
so
plainly:
in
regard
to
this
work.”
road.
ATLANTIC
UNION
JOLEANER
VERMONT
CAMP-MEETING.
Rounp-Trip
tickets
for
the
camp-
meeting
at
Randolph,
at
the
usual
con-
vention
rates,
have
been
secured
over
the
Boston
and
Maine
and
Central
Vermont
railroads
from
the
following
stations
:
Brattleboro,
Bellows
Falls,
Clare-
mont
Junction,
Windsor,
White
River
Junction,
Taftsville,
Wells
River,
St.
Johnsbury,
Lyndonville,
West
Burke,
Sutton,
Barton
Landing,
New-
port,
Walden,
Hardwick,
Wolcott,
Morrisville,
Hyde
Park,
Johnson,
Cambridge
Junction,
East
Fairfield,
Sheldon
Junction,
Swanton,
Under-
hill,
Jericho,
Richford,
Enosburg
Falls,
St.
Albans,
Burlington,
Essex
Junction,
and
intermediate
stations
between
Essex
Junction
and
White
River,
including
Montpelier
and
Barre.
Tickets
will
be
for
sale,
Monday,
Au-
gust
17,
and
good
till
September
1,
inclusive.
Be
sure
to
call
for
round-
trip
tickets
for
the
Seventh-day
Ad-
ventist
camp-meeting,
Randolph,
Vt.
Those
going
over
the
Rutland
Railroad
can
do
no
better
than
to
provide
themselves
with
mileages
to
Burlington,
Bellows
Falls,
or
Brattle
boro
on
the
Central
Vermont
Rail
T.
H.
Purpon,
VERMONT
CAMP-MEETING.
A
worp
more
with
reference
to
our
camp-meeting.
We
have
a
good
loca-
tion
for
the
camp,
and
there
is
an
in-
terest
at
Randolph
on
the
part
of
those
not
of
our
faith
to
hear
the
truth.
Everything,
so
far
as
we
are
able
to
see,
is
favorable
for
a
successful
meeting.
We
are
to
have
excellent
help.
Elder
A.
G.
Daniells,
president
of
the
General
Conference;
Elder
H.
W.
Cottrell,
president
of
the
At
lantic
Union
Conference;
Elder
A.
E.
Place,
president
of
the
New
England
Conference
;
E.R.
Palmer,
the
world’s
canvassing
agent;
Prof.
Frederick
Griggs,
of
South
Lancaster
Academy;
also-some
one
of
the
doctors
of
the
Melrose
Sanitarium
will
‘be
with
-us.
Best
of
all
the
Lord
of
heaven
will
be
with
us.
I
sincerely
hope
that
our
brethren
throughout
the
State
will
make
an
earnest
effort
to
be
present
at
this
important
annual
gathering.
Dear
brethren,
you
can
not
afford
to
remain
away,
the
Lord’s
work
is
of
greater
importance
than
any
earthly
thing.
We
are
rapidly
approaching
the
final
conflict.
Soon
the
work
will
close
with
power,
and
the
glory
of
God
will
shine
forth
to
all:
the
world
through
his
people.”
Will
you
be
among
them
then?
You
may
not
be
unless
you
improve
now
every
oppor-
tunity
for
spiritual
growth
and
devel:
opment.
We
hope
the
delegates
from
the
re-
spective
churches
will
be
at
the
meet
ing
the
first
day
of
the
meeting,
and
remain
until
the
close.
We
desire
to
spend
only
a
little
time
in
the
busi-
ness
meetings,
that
more
time
may
be
given
to
spiritual
work.
Let
us
get
our
business
out
of
the
way
early
in
the
meeting.
The
camp
is
only
a
very
short
dis-
tance
from
the
depot.
If
some
of
our
brethren
do
not
meet
you
at
the
train,
bring
your
baggage
checks
to
the
camp
ground,
and
we
will
see
that
your
baggage
is
cared
for.
May
the
Lord
bless
his
people
as
they
come
together
once
more
in
Ver-
mont
to
seek
his
face.
:
J.
W.
WarTT,
As
THE
New
York
camp-meeting
is
to
be
postponed,
it
gives
us
a
hope
that
Elder
S.
H.
Lane
may
be
at
our
New
England
meeting,
August
27
to
September
7,
at
Montwait,
Mass.
A.
E.
PLACE.
SUNSET
CALENDAR
FRIDAYS.
Local
Mean
Time,
N.Y,
h-
1903.
Boston.
Re
a,
August
7...
7:13
7:10
7:06
August
14
|
T:04
7:01
6:58
August
21
|
6:53
6:51
6:48
August
28.|
6:43
|
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6:41
6:89