Daily Republican., 1881-08-08
FIFTH edition
THE SUMMIT CAnp
The Manitoba Wave Coo,s .u
SwelterinK Atmu,phers NE

s"eltering Atmosphere 'ae
The swetering hot weather u;.
thermometer cavorting arourI tAe
boboing up towards the three e and
which constitute one hundred ,"sa'rs
ted the usually cool shades p'ISra "
Brandywine Summit Camn r VI the
ground and all Saturday, ,up until tt;i'G%'lls
) o'clock, the tenters who had A,I'seNt
the city to find cool spot sigh'i"g!n
the "houndless conliluity Of 'S" sta,R R
that poets wrote ahou.. Abort ,h'1% lh"%%'
referred TO, however, the promiy"t'.d
wave came waiting gently aron,JN
clouds rolling np from the Yves, h;IA' M
setting sun from view. '@
The uneven roll of thunder T.,
distance and flashing oflightninc :" ,., .lr
chaLged aspect to the face Of na,5s,ca s',ca
was enjoyed with alternaie s'v ,,H@ H.l@
of pleasure and awe by the inbah hvnIs'
of the grove who gathered on ''."lI'' n,",5
nent points to watch the prcgrr,, r,'u'' ns I
storm. II was evident howeye," .H 'ae
while Wilmington and Other n,,a.,a sua
the Delaware Valley were lsnyJ' ca,'h,I 10
the benefit Of copious sb,wess ''nlhs
tenters III the grove had to be sa,i>s.t Wv
with The cool refreshing brecz4, 'lItS "piT
came from the rain clouds. -''A
Yesterday the time came ia. =,
Summit 10 get Il shower and il O., "e %
about six o'clock in tho eyr,in,
came unaccumpanied with wind n,nI
lent thunder or Lightning. II ,.I W.
only y short time, but long and S,'' S,,.
enough 10 come through some rsl'"4 4
board tents and alarm u,nect,,,S.
nervous people. The grateful aaSn,
shower laid tGe dust completely ,"S
during last night another sbowrr ,'"' 'ua
which wet the earth for two or ,b,..
inches. This morning there Wa. no
dust and the air was Crisp and ronr ana
everybody enjoyed it. ""
The camp proper will formally oDs,
to day, though the day will be sppn, in
moving into tents and getting yr2,v
generally.
1t is expected that Rev. A. Srepr,ea
the Union Circle will arrive thi, lNor.
day. afternoon and will preach hi,
evening. Rev, NJ. A. Richards is aiS
looked tor 'h, ,ltcrnoon.
s-rvicrs wrr5 hg.d a. The s'anl YES
trr,taf u"or'tp-, a >ongr"gMvugllqE
ithYuc tll,drcU EAyiu. Gpiar o,u tgm
tie ,n'iH"it," ,o..,o and trom tue III.
ruulan"g com.rv. krv. Dr. hN.,rh
ihlalclEmlA prrdrhyd v"ly ab.
anu eloquent sctlGon IIuU ti,, d, Nrs-
OF the 9th chapirf If ~. john, r.
pei entitled "fh, hea! of Life. Al:
ter the sermon was over, the s,4u
Sunday school bIblrcIass Silh,t,'rNN.
er Clark B. liance met III the seats
within the circle and wCut oyer 'Ie
usual inter- ltional lesson t0r the day
At : c'ci1ci,, the Young Peoples tLts
tian \ A1>Ocla'iOu oi S.lolm CAurch rou.
posed of both ladies' and gpntlrnr,l luc
II front ot the stand Mr.. Clark flame
presided. Prayer was offered uy Rev.
"A. Baldwin; hrro, McGcc, son Of ,h.
pastor of SlIOdin, lwl in rtadiEg ii,
scriptures. a CLOlr from Sloan cllarN
% intcrSpcrsed the Exercises With exec,
: lent music. Mr.. lIauce conducted the
ca,eCn,,ical exercises and appropra,
addresses We're made by EcvS MrGv,
Hughes and {. II. Stnirnau
In the evening Il free aud eaNy Meet
ing WIS held III Sloan tent, the rain
preventing il from being held in 'ru
of tue stand. This was every. lys
meeting aud was made UP Of eAhora.
: tiuns, prayer, experience and SllgIrg
.. Rev. Mr.. McGer, Rev. \. Thatcher
=, Rev. A. Baldwin, Rev. l.. Garr.' lal
Others took leading parts.
i; Rev. Dr. Hughes being medIa'Wr.
' tition,r as we'll as DR.. Of Diyihy l@
located mmsrlfon the grouud wGll
y with Il large supply of medicines and Is
' prepared III case Of sudden attaya' Of
, sickness to render me,lica, ald The
> mana GERS Of the camp have given llus
tent fer his office and medical di,tA'
|, sary. Already he has had S"yrra. calls
/. A lady hamei McNaugh viii" ct
u ting INTO II carriage ycst' rday eyrGls
y tJ leave the ground fell from the RAT
, end ot the carriage in an eplOrplir sof
yulsiun "hIch she W"S Nube't r.. NJ
} was carried inlo James \. Oliver, lyli
- where rr>toratlres wyr" applied.
! !, Mr.. tirudcrsCD from WrS' C!s
=; ter, who na5a private boarding l"rtN
the grounds Au,. not Mrs. A len a. '1r1'
l. eriy -tircd, that lady having old M
to Mr.. Henderson
a. A carriage ioAi of rOw"pS camco1
from Wilmington Yesterday, win ~
N inevitau VE,sk"y unrtl" with them
% Tner" name, ar" known hut oiF' ol =
10 spcrl Ior th'i. parents they Sli! "f''
" exposed I,el lhodEiu 'h'E "'a.
g. have some tan hy ealing Ia" o1n' {"
:, grnrlluAn and Nuru the laticl IooA'
aruuul tneIr ttrn, were filrN"d w
\ contrary direction. There WASH
!, much fun whuE III" gentleman ".'N'
and tod them his age ana ''.aC '
l, weight wa, 200, and asked them II '''
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