The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-09-02

f,re. NJ reasonable price. The morning
opeued With a prayer meeting. At 10 o'clock,
Rev. Mr.. Chase Of Gray preached from Peter
Is: "who are kept by the power Of God
through faith unto salvation. ready to Be re
vesled In the last time" AZ 2 O'Clock Rev. z.
Robinson preached from 2 Cor. ., 20, ave
pray you in Christ's stead, be ye rcconciled to
God" The preacher b 70 years old, yet he
spoke as With the yigor Of youth, and 30 that all
could distinctly hear. He Was followed by Rev.
Paul G. Richmond ~ years old, and he also
spoke with power. At the chose, many came
forward for prayer. Rev. D. NJ. Cousen,
preached in the evening from the words "Be ye
perfect" sabbath opened lovely. and the song
Of praise and voice Of prayer began with the
early dawn. At 8 O'Clock there Was love
feast. and during an hour nearly 800 spoke Of
the goodness Of God. At 10 o'clock Rev. Mr..
weatherbee Of Biddeford preached from Acts %,
%: .Alnost thou persuadest me to be christ
isn," At2 O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Luce Of Chestnut
street church Portland, preached from Ps. SO,
6: "Oh that the salvation Of Israel were come
out Of Zion." At the close OF the sermon more
than 200 presented themselves for prayer, and
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L. NJ, hev. W. IL. riisoury' 0ongress sree'
Portland. preached from John 10, 80: cit Is
s,;shsb. lho,, sOOO nsc,,. were prcsept
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curing the u'y' anu the 'eS. " o'ee' P's'a
Monday the 18th, soon alter the opening OF
the public prayer meeting, the rain drove the
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unued' Tie III oeocA meetings "ero "e'd !"
three large tents. Rev. Mr.. Lord OF South Ber-
v;ek prvsebed in the Chestnut street tent, Rev.
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anu hs'. "r' roue 'or'ne'v i''"""'
preached in the Ssccsrsppa tent. The sermons
were timely and listened to with deep interest
A, o o,.,o.l An. ID, h.,;,r ..as.sl Rev Mr
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Foster OF Cape Elizabeth spoke IRON the preach
er's stand from John 8, 3: "And every man that
hath this hcpe in him puri6eth himself, even as
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from Rev. N. Atkinson anu camp meeuns 'onn
Allen, who has lost none OF his camp meeting
real altho' this Is the 2l4th one he has attended
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grace 70 neiP IN ,'me OF nen. NJ, nV nn.oIsn
followed. Al O'Clock rev. Mr. "'cnen
preached nom ! Cor: 10, 90 The sung OF
death SIN. A'er tne sermon many came w 20
the anxious ssaS' In we eSe os . I
stevens preseneu Irom "lk o'ooT ~ IN
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edge. Az eiocA p IN, ns'' Ml. n'A'ason
preacn.u ,rou 'o.n ,.,sl.;s ,S.' ~.
again inemesunss Neie ln' ere . u uva
out AZ sosA ~eeuhg ioI o p . NJ
pss,.r s,,lowaI nv Rs,s Po,,ls Collin. 'rur-
neI. Wright, and Pilsoury. .. n. tea'u, erq.
or. rV n,rsn,. .hon,s in.,rus, ch;ldrn' by nre,
senting three little girls (trplets) for baptism,
and the rite was administered by Rev. MIR. Col
by, the presiding 0fhcer OF the meeting. on
800 sar The benefit of the csiIdren. and prc-
sented 70 the parents-amounting to thirty
eight dollars.
Inc s W. 70. -, amp I,oua s s.sn y" 10
Say. hr.n As perfect and satisfactory as could
have been made. Especially were those made
for yictualIng the "strangers WITHIN the gats
gu. also 'Ot ~ .ae ST.. !, - IN ..,;m,,si thsrs
were . thousand vehicles Of all kinds stationed
around in the neighboring grove, while there
was corral for horses in charge OF our friend
bradbury hmersVn, NnSse e.esuu' s sOy ~
SnlaSshls mention Mr. Wormvooi OF the EI-
ecutiye Committee. took entire charge Of the
hotel. and proved that success Is not only du-
~, but comParau,s,y cay 70 r .hs s.r,;ss tn.
noliee arrangements were perfect, and the so
ouru Of the brethren this season can not fail to
have happy memories
Three men sailing in little cookie shell Of a
boat were capsi,ed BY a sudden gust Of wind
,,., rr;d,v when about opposite the steam mill
,ho,. N. bridge. They shouted loudly for as
.;.,.n.s vh;cS VA, soon furnished from the
"a. -, no thu ..,csn,ers a, work there.
IT, .o,.,;, gentlemen went home wetter but
visor men. ....
The C.mpmec,inr about six miles from the
village commenced the 18th, and is to continue
one week. Visitors say that IL mas oeen very