ROUND LAKE, NEW YORK.

The management of the Round Lake, N. Y., Sunday-school Assembly sends

greetings to its hosts of old friends and to many others whom it hopes to

make warm friends in the near future. The last year was one of the best

in its history. Numbers, meetings, speakers, work and workers, influence

and the divine blessing, all combined, made it a power for good,

wide-felt and lasting. It is the aim to make the coming Assembly better

than ever. They have planned on the same generous breadth and scope of

the last season, and are confident their work will merit approval.

The program already completed is full and rich and varied. On July 9th

and 10th there will be a reunion of chaplains and soldiers. The meeting

is most vigorously planned for. There will be a large gathering of the

old soldiers; Col. G. A. Cantine will act as Grand Marshal. Gen. John

A. Logan has been secured as speaker. The Sunday-school Assembly will

hold a longer session this season than ever. Beginning July 14th, it

will continue fourteen days, and each day will be packed with varied and

most profitable exercises. They have a larger variety of specialties

than formerly, viz.: French, German, Painting, Drawing, Clay Modeling,

Oratory, Vocal Music, Kindergarten, Calisthenics, Phonography, etc., etc.

On C. L. S. C. day, Tuesday, July 21st, Dr. John H. Vincent, the

originator of the Idea and developer of its plans and inspirer of its

growing work, will be present and address the graduating class, who

will pass the “golden gate” and from his hand receive their well-earned

diplomas.

The following is a partial list of the lecturers: The Rev. J. H. Vincent,

D.D., the Rev. John P. Newman, D.D., the Rev. H. A. Buttz, D.D., the Rev.

S. W. Dike, A.M., the Rev. A. D. Vail, D.D., the Rev. Geo. L. Taylor,

D.D., the Rev. I. J. Lansing, A.M., Prof. J. L. Corning, the Rev. D. H.

Snowden, the Rev. C. C. McCabe, D.D., Senator James Arkell.

The Trustees, with great care and cost, have given special attention to

every part of the grounds, draining, cleansing and beautifying, rendering

the grounds, if possible, more healthful than ever.

Never was this “charming spot of nature and art” more beautiful and

health-inspiring than to-day! Never was it more sought for as a FAMILY

SUMMER HOME than this spring.

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