'The revival has at length reached Llandilo, as witnessed by the great enthusiasm which has characterised the prayer meetings held last week at the Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, New Road. On Friday evening all the trades-people of the town closed an hour earlier in order to attend the meeting, and never was such a meeting held in Llandilo. The chapel was crowded. On Saturday evening at 6.00pm an open-air prayer meeting was held on the square and a vast crowd attanded, mostly young people...' From, 'The South Wales Daily News', 6th December 1904. The revival has at length reached Llandilo as witnessed by the great enthusiasm which has characterised the prayer meetings held during the last week at the Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, New Road. On Friday evening, all the trades-people of the town closed an hour earlier in order to attend the meeting, and never was such a meeting held at Llandilo. The chapel was crowded. On Saturday evening at 6.00pm, an open-air prayer meeting was held on the square, and a vast crowd attended, mostly young people. Subsequently, the crowd marched along Rhosmaen Street and up New Road to the Methodist Chapel where a prayer meeting of all denominations was held. The scene was greatly impressive.
From, 'The Llanelly and County Guardian', 8th December 1904.