The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-30
NOTTINGHAM REUNION.
The Meeting Of Old Friends to be
Held June 18th.

The committee have finally decided
TO hold their annual reunion at Fuller's
Hill Gardens, Salt Lake City. which
will be reserved for their special use on
Monday, June IA. opening at 10 am.
and closing at 10 pm. The committee
beg to tate that these reunions are not
held, as some may suppose. to CRAFTY
an inorGinate desire for pleasure aad
frivolity. They were instituted Tor the
purpose Of bringing together. once a
year. those Saints and elders who
when in England we're closely CO =
nee ed IN the work Of the ministry; but
who. since immigrating to this country
have become widely scattered. II
Is vell-knovn fact that when
the Saints gather TO this country.
they settle in various and sometimes
distant localities. Those who were
very intimate friends in their nat We
land become separated, and thus lose
sight OF one another. Former acQuain-
'anceships are comparatively broken
and old ime friends ip almost forgot
ten. And such gatherings as this fur
nish an opportunity for these old friends
TO talk over the "reminiscences of the
past, and TO encourage each other in
love and good works for the future.
They also afford an opportunity for
hose elders who. as missionaries, have
ministered among these Sains in their
native land, thus b. come endeared to
EN-, to shake the hands of old friends
an INQUIRE after their welfare.
The managing committee hope that
me Invitation I'll III
diligence in ascertslning how many
from their respective neighborhoods will
be able TO attend, and report the same
To A. Winter, corresponding secretary,
at once, so that tickets and half fare
permits may be issued. Address P. o.
Box b, Salt Lake City.
a substantial meal will be prepared
on the grounds, tables TO be set at 4
O'Clock.
Admission. including meal. lemonade
and ADJUSTMENTS. so cents: children
under u. Is cents. For the benefit OF
those who cannot come before evening.
% cent tickets will be issued.
No intoxicants will be permitted on
the occasion.
Arrangements have been made with
the varIous railway companies to issue
special rates of throurh single fare for
the round trip, TO all who hold our
tickets, or permits, to be good from the
18th to the 10th OF June inclusive.
These rates will apply at Amy, Wyo.,
aud all points west on the u 2. r. r.
Also at Logan and all points south on
the Utah Northern, and between Ogden
and Spanish Fork on the Utah Central
and ID. & Z. G., and on the U. @. r. T.
between Spanish Fork and Deseret.
The following are the committees:
on INVITATION. o.
John Cartwright. John II. Burrows
II. ]. Romney. Junius F. Wells. John
r. Howard, all OF Salt Lake City; II
II. Rolapp, Ogden; o. F. Hunter anc
w. w. Jackson, American Fork; VIM
Bramall, Springville; David John
Provo; L. W. Shurtiif. Ogden; John
Cook, Mil Creek; r. II. Stnngfellow
Draper; w. A. G. Bryan. Nephi; w. II
King, Fillmore; Thomas Ball, Coalyille
Henry hampton, East Bountiful: VIM
&. Rydalch. Grantsville; Henry Haines
Tooele: w. r. Moss, Z. T. City; David
West, Pleasant Grove; John Cooper
Amy, Wyoming.
on RISAEeE:
George Goddard, George StringfeJ-
low, and Nelson A. Empy.
GEORGE STRISoFELLcv,
GEORGE GODDARD,
NKLsos A. EzPY,
Jos. Bull, ST.,
e. W. sTAYEER,
A. WINTER,
Managing Committee.