Putnam patriot., 1910-07-29
 Douglas Camp Meeting.

o9e Of the most successful years of ike B9aRlas Holiness Camp Meeting came 10 q close sunday night The weather throughout the ten days meet Ing had been ideal and large crowds gathered at ali ef the meetings.
 The closing day witnessed some un- usual scenes. The 6.aD morning ser vices were in the tabernacle, and led by brother Thomas Kennedy. The meeting al 3o o'clock in the Memo. rial cottage of Miss Carife smith vas led by Mias smith. The d.3o o clock meeting in the tabernacle was opened by Rey. l.. x fegg and presided over by President Genfge M. Morse, Pat- nam. There were more than 1000 pre- sent. More than l26 testimonials of sanciiiieattgn were offered.
 Capt. ilepty Randall gave report showing that there WIS deficit in the association treasury of sanD He asked for contributions. President C. N Morse started oil with n subscription of s50, and the remainder Of the amount was raised In about 2a minutes
 The i6.3o o'clock meeting was In the grove before an assembly of 20O0, and was opened by Rev. l.. N. FoRg Rev. John \. Short of Cambridge, preached the morning sermon.
 Rev. C. Edward Roberts, at the afternoon meeting, related some Of his expenenee through life
 The 7.50 meeting was in the taber- nacle, and Mrs Carrie Crow was the principal speaker.
 During the morning Mrs. Louie Britton of Salt Lake City, Mormon missionary of the Brighamite Mormon belief, was baptized.
 Mrs. Brilton Is the first person to be baptised in the history of The camp meeting, and by this act she renounees her Mormon belief, and 1t makes her an outcast among her former religious associates,
 Mrs, Britton was converted Tuesday night. As a Mormon missionary her work was through the East, her chief duty being the distribution of books, explaining the Mormon doctrines.
 By series of jumps, which she thinks were directed by God, Mrs. Bdtton was led, as much out of cur. iosity as anything else, to the Douglas eampgronnds. She said "l really be- lieye God directed my steps here. For six or seven weeks 1 have been under n restless ness of the soul and my heart seemed to cry out as If seeking for something il didn't have. My soul was seeking the light and the truth, and God led me hete where got IL. Was converted Tuesday night, and firmly believe received sanelincalion this morning,
 The baptism look place al Morse's pond betofc 3o people.
 One Of the speakers last week was Rev. C. X. Rcnes, pastor of The Peute. eoslal ehureh in this city. Among ether things Mf Reuey said
 "MN father was sRloankeeper and my grandfather also kept q saloon, but God preserved me under al these ctr. cumslaneeS. There were two pool tables there, which were entirely open tu me, hWt have never played game oi loai. have never played eagds, never drank drop, never used tohae. oo in any torm, for ali ot which thank the Lord. NeW believe Il N as but an aet oi the Lafd b preserve me under the circumstances was brought up under.
 The doctors show in their scientific reports that anger, fear and sorrow aEe poison in the blood. They prove that Joy, happiness and hope afe eiixirs se the blood Mind you, those doctors are professional men and are practical and hard headed, Rut their state menis are exactly what Me pneaeh. and after you once obtain grace and sanctltieation, the baptism ot the Holy Ghost will hsnish Ail evil passions from your heart and replace them with Joy aud tight aud glory