The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
Conference viii hold meeting in wesley Grove.

Conference Will hold meeting In Wesley Grove,
near that city, commencing also on the 9Th. The
MErnoDIsTs OF BROOKLYN AND VICINITY
usually spend their camp meeting vacation at Mer-
rick, L. l.. which meeting viii open this year on
the 9th OF August. These meetings are, like Sing
sing, conducted on purely religious principles.
There is no land speculation attached to them;
any one can get lot tor 20 year, and may spread
his tent thereon or build his cottage with as much
assurance that he will not he ousted thereiro, 80
long as he pays that small rental and does not
property.
On the 9th OF August the Illinois Methodsts win
hold State camp meeting at Barclay; the Method
lists OF Maine VIII hold q State meeting also at
Richmond. devoted specially however, TO the ad-
vancement of the doctrine OF holiness. The local
preachers OF Ohio will do honor to the name OF
Philip EInbury, the first Methodist local preacher
In America, by holding meeting in Enbury Park,
near Dayton, ohio, on the 9th OF August.
camp meeting opens at CrsGed Station, Nd,
on the Baltimore and ONO Railroad, on August 7.
The Free Methodists OF New YORK, Brooklyn and
vicinity have arranged for grand halleluJah time
IN the woods near Dover, N j., ending August Z.
Ocean Grove meeting-the second OF the season,
Meth0dlsts OF Gumboro circuit, Del. VIII assem-
bic in the woods on the 9th OF August. and on Au-
the 18th a meeting viii be held in Emory Grove,
near Baltimore Nd, and also at Denvle, N. j.,
and Chautauqua Lake, n Y. On the 18th Mrs. Van
Govt will conduct camp meeting AT Kankakee,
H. The Cumberland Valley Methodists Will hold
meeting near Oakve, Tenn, on the 18th. On the
10th the Bridgeport district meeting opens, and on
the 1stn the Long Island Methodsts will make the
groves around jamespOrt ring with their songs OF
praise and halleuahs. A meeting will be held at
Painesvllle Conn., also on the 18th. On the 10th OF
August The National Camp Meeting Association
will pitch their tents at Moundsvlle, W. Va, and
the New England Methodists will shout and sing
until the trees at
MARTHA's VINEYARD
shall rc-echO the praises OF God for ten days from
August rs. The Jupiata Valley Camp Meeting AS
ISOLATION will gather III grove near Newton Ham,
ilton, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, between
Harrisburg and Altoona, on the 26th OF August.
The third OF the Sea Gin meetings Will open also
on the same date on the Sd OF September Round
Lake Camp Meeting will be inaugurated; on the
Stn OF September a meeting will open at AIburg,
VT; on the 10th OF the same month the National
Association Will open their batteries at Knoxville,
Tenp., and on september IT the Vermonters will
gather again In the woods around Fairfax, Vt.
This Will probably be the last meeting OF The season
or 1873, and so far as we are at present advised
these are all the meetings that are to be held In
August and September
lew that open in July will run along into
August; as for instance, meeting at High Bridge,
n. j., on the Central Railroad OF New Jersey, COM
mencing July IS; another ut WOrtcndykc station,
near Paterson. n. j., on the Midland Railroad,
which opened the 23d inst, and another at Pit
man Grove, N. j., opened July %. The foregoing
and the following form list Of forty meetings,
be held in the woods IN different parts or the coun-
try during the next six or seven weeks and the
greatest proportion OF them are crowded into
August. Those that are nearest to and arc most
patronlzed by New Workers and BroOkynites are
sing Sing Merrick, ocean Grove, Pitman Grove,
Mount Tabor, Sea CHI, Martha's Vineyard and
Round Lake.