The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-04-21
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Michigan State Camp Meeting
AT
BAY VIEW
Win commence Tuesday Evening July 25th, and will
close Monday evening August Z, 1882

VIII DC general OF the committee
Public Worship. sfU w. 81 klE f8 ttl
Special subjects will be considered different days of
the meeting the Camp meeting will hold till Monday
4 evening Aug z. ~ NJ ~ Afssa fe t~s ~,
Tuesday and "Wednesday Aug. 4 and 2, will be de-
voted to Sunday School interests meetings Will be
led by experienced and enthusiastic workers in that de-
partment Large liberty will be given and it is earnestly
hoped that all present will endeavor contribute their
share to the spiritual and intellectual profit of those
ings.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday Aug. B. and g. at
10 and 80 p scientific lectures will be given
by prominent scientific instructors. The great interest
manifested in the lectures that given last year has led
the management of the association to provide for like
series the present year aud should the interest con-
tnue it is likely that of scientific lectures of a
high order will be made permanent feature of the Bay
View annual encampment
Sunday Aug 6, will be devoted the great Missionary
Theservices will be in charge of those who are
qualified to Instruct ando lead christian people their
advance march Different hours of the day will lie assign
ell the study of different branches the subject as may
be arranged.and announced from the pulpit
MondayoAug Z will be given to the Cause of Temper
ance under the special direction of the Womas Christian
Temperance Union. Associated with them will be some of
the abest speakers in the country and the program
templated gives promise of value
Children's Meeting will be held at o'clock each
morning either in the chapel the Stand during the
of Michigan Conference is expected to have charge of
these meetings
Religious services will also be held every evening during
the entire meeting under the charge Of Rev. L. p Davis
of the Detroit Conference.
Rev A NJ Gould is to be the Chorster for the meeting
and Miss M. E. Arnold the Organist.
After the Camp meeting closes, religious services will
be held each evening in the chapel and also on Sunday
for two three weeks, long may be demanded
And this will doubtless continue through the future years
as the number OF coagers who remain for weeks and
number of fall visitors to the grounds annually increasing
TRANSPORTATION
The arrangements for transportation which have thus far
been satisfactory TO the public will be continued the
present year.
The following Railroads. viz: Grand Rapids 81 Indiana
Detroit Lansing & Northern; Detroit Grand Haven &
Milwaukee,; Flint e. Pere Marquette; Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern will sell Tourists Tickets from all their
principal stations Traverse City Petosky Macknaw
and the Resorts of Northern Michigan cents mile
each way from June 1s Sep 30 good to return until
Oct. 81
They will also carry passengers to Petosky Bay View
at fare for tie round trip during the Camp Meeting ses
sion, viz. From Tuesday July Goth Saturday Aug 9th
inclusive return limit Tuesday Aug Sth. (Rates to the
members of the Michigan Camp Ground Association and
their families remain the heretofore and will be
sent them by special circular)
Close connections made by trains on all these roads
at their functions with the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Trains the Flint & Pere Marquette from Toledo Mon.
roe, Detroit, Flint and the Saginaws connect with the
Grand Rapids 81 Indiana trains at Reed City Sleeping
Night Express, and Drawing on morning
and evening trains.
On the Detroit Lansing Northern, trains leaving De-
tro in the morning will make connections with the Grand
Rapids Indiana at Howard City, arriving at Peosky in
the evening The evening train from Detroit will have
sleeping through TO Petosky and Macknaw without
change.
Over the Detroit Grand Haven and Milwaukee. four
trains daily will leave Detroit connecting with all North
ern trains Fine steamers from Chicago Milwaukee and
other cities Grand Haven with the De.
trot, Grand Haven and Milwaukee, and at Ludngon with
the Film; & Pere Marquette
Articles of furniture, bedding provisions &c. should
be in advance freight the expense will be much
than by express The railroad companies object to
carrying such property in their baggage All freight
should be shipped for Bay View"
LOTS
The average size of The lots on Bay View Encampment
which have right angles is 50x1OO feet; irregular lots of
cours vary size but above than below this
average The lots are leased Sold to individual men,
bers OF the Association AT the close of each of fiji
y lease is to be issued the holders en-
brac such changes the members of the Association at
Their nIia meetings nay direct The first time for re-
If leases will be in Aug 1890 Until that time the
annu rcpt of each lot fixed by the Association is S.
which BE- paid before the 1st of Aug of each
year the secretary taking his receipt therefor. The
number of lots leased present is about $780, The add
made the grounds last year furnish about 200 lots
great proportion of which desirable as those
arei,iy leased. Persons wishing to select lots will apply
to 5. Knapl. and for their leases to s. Reed Each
less via bear date the first of August the time of
selecting the lo and the rent will begin date of lease
an vii b. due the following first of August Lots that
ha, been forfeited for compliance with conditions of
len uc nonpayment of rent, erection of cottage
&c nd lots hat surrendered by return of lease the
will BIZ publicly offered for premium to the high
der; and such offer will be made the present year
Moaday Aug z al 80 p ut the secretarys Office.
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