"We decided to travel by private conveyance a part of the way to the Vermont camp meeting, as we thought this would be beneficial to my husband. At noon we would stop by the roadside, kindle a fire, prepare our lunch, and have a season of prayer. These precious hours spent in company with Brother and Sister Haskell, Sister Ings, and Sister Huntley, will never be forgotten. Our prayers went up to God all the way from South Lancaster to Vermont. After traveling three days, we took the cars, and thus completed our journey. LS 227.5"
"For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them."
The EGW passage describes a group traveling together, stopping to pray. This echoes the sentiment of Matthew 18:20 about God's presence where two or three are gathered in His name.