The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-07-30

EAST HARTFORD CAMP.-In consequence of the
ligious services of East Hartford camp did not
take place until Friday night. AT that time
Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, Presiding Elder of the
Circuit, preached, his subject being "Growth in
Grace" On Saturday morning Rev. II. Clay
Smith, of Appold Church, Baltimore, who occu.
pied the pulpit, took for his theme "The Cross
of Christ" In the afternoon Rev. j. w. Cor.
ncius, of llavre dc Grace, delivered an interest
ing sermon. Rev. II. c. Mcdaniel preached at
night.
There are about thirty tents on the ground
Among the tent-holders are the following Will
liam Carsins, Wesley Harvard, II. N. Williams,
Rev. II. McNemar, Rev. John ii. Baker, Mrs
John Jewcns, Mr.. John c. Baker, MIR. Thos. j.
Smith, Mr.. Joshua Rawhauser Mrs. John
James, Mrs. James Gallon, Mr. John Hopkins,
Mr.. J. A. Mitchell, Uhree tents) John R. Smith,
Jas. Wells, John II. Baker, Philip Hawkins,
Thomas Carroll, John Gilbert, Geo. Courtney,
Charles James, Mrs. Richard Hopkins, Mrs
James 7. Walker Mrs. George A. Crevensten,
VIM. G. Pritchard, Aberdeen ladies' tent, Gar.
rettson ladies' tent, young mems tent from Cal
vary, large tabernacle or meeting tent, preach.
ers' tent, BARRIERS tent.
The following ministers are taking part in the
meeting: Revs VIM. II. Chapman, Joseph
France, II. McNemar, c. A. Jones, John E.
Amos, ]. w. Cornelius, II. Clay Smith, John II.
Baker and H. G. Mcdaniel.
On Sunday Rev. Mr.. France preached in the
morning, Rev. VIM. II. Chapman in the after
noon, and Rev. j. Edwin Amos at night 1t is
estimated that six thousand or seven thousand
persons were on the grounds. A gathering of
children took place at o'clock in the afternoon,
at which addresses were made by Rev. G. A.
Jones, Rev. H. McNemar, Rev. VIM Smith and
Others. Prof. j. F. Woodrow and number of
select singers from Havre de Grace entertained
the meeting with delightful vocal music.
On Monday the attendance was not so large
as on The day previous. Rev. Lewis ii. Cole of
Baltimore, preached in the morning, and Rev.
ii. Clay Smith, also of Baltimore, in the after
noon.
The camp is held in a spacious and beautiful
grove belonging to George Webster, Esq, of
Bel Air. 1t is situated near Carsin's Run post
office, on the road leading from Churchvile to
Aberdeen well has been dug on the grounds
which affords an unlimited supply of pure, clear
and cold water, and there is abundant room for
horses and carriages without interfering with
pedestrians The boarding tent is under the
charge of Mr.. j. A. Mitchell, who supplies cx-
cellent meals and comfortable quarters to all
who apply. Good order is preserved at all
times, the rules appertaining to it being strictly
enforced.
On Tuesday morning at an early hour the at
tendance was large, the attraction being love-
feast, which was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Chap
man, presiding elder. There was preaching at
II A. NJ. by Rev. DR.. France, of the Caroline
Street Church. In the afternoon Rev. Mr..
GLENN, of Monkton, preached. Rev. j. H. Lem
mon preached at night, after which revival SER
vices were held. The ministerial force was aug
mented on Tuesday by the arrival of Revs H.
Boggs, E. Richardson and Mr.. Benson.
Rev. George Hildt, the Oldest minister of
Baltimore Conference, preached on Wednesday
morning, Rev. VIM. E. Bird In the afternoon,
and Rev. E. Richardson in the evening.