The Evening critic., 1881-08-12
washington Grove Camp.

WASHINGTON GROVE, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MD, Aug. 12.-Rev. b. Peyton
Brown, presiding elder, opened the ninth
annual camp-meeting here last night. He
preached an able sermon. To-day the regu-
lar routine services began. There was
prayer-meeting in the tabernacle at $3.50 q.
m. preaching Mt 10:30a. m. ;children's meet
ing at 2 p. m, and varied services at 3p. m.
This evening there will be preaching. Rev.
II. $. France, ofWcstminster, Va, has charge
of the children's meeting. Next Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Kcndrce Riley will preach. Most
of the two hundred tents and cottages here
are occupied. Some of the well known
visitors are II. A. Singer and family, Rev.
William Burris and family, and Rev. w. j.
Sibley and family, Washington; and Rev.
DIR. Lanahan and family, of Baltimore.
On Broadway are the families of John A.
Bennett, John Bontz and John S. Paxton,
who keeps u boarding-tent, of Washington !;
and VIM. Miller, deputy sheriff, and Francis
Murphy, of Montgomery County. On First
avenue are the tents and cottages of Mrs.
John l.. Tally and Miss Mollie Rollings,
Mrs. NJ NJ. Magruder, Mrs. III. A. Wise and
daughter, Miss Sallie Willett, Mrs. John T..
Mitchell, Mrs. Civillc, DIR. M. ID. Peck, Mr..
Martin, Charlie Nye. Albert Harper and
mother, Robert Lawrence, l.. l.. Chapman,
AL Holland. T. w. Fowler, bachelor; Mrs.
Harry Baker, Mrs. Forsman and Mrs.
Knott, Of Washington. On Second avenue
are ]. II. Reed, l.. p. Altschew, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Nicholson, Taylor Birch, of
Washington Mrs. Kilgour and daughter,
of Montgomery County, and Mrs. +. A.
Edwards, of baltimore On Third
avenue are Jesse ii. Wilson and family,
and Miss Ida Cunningham, Miss Jane
Clark Mrs. II. p. Jackson, Mrs. John Berry,
Mr.. j. W. Decide, Mrs. John L. Owens, Mrs.
j. $. Blackboard, Mcssrs. Radcliffe and Clark,
bachelors, and Mr.. HUM, of Washington
Mrs. II. NJ. Talbot, of Baltimore, and Mr..
Henry Craig and daughter, late Of Califor-
MIA. On Fourth avenue are Perry Brown,
b. M. Smith, Worthington Dorsey. Mrs
Calhoun, Mrs. Sibley and guests. Harry
Potburry and J. r. Michel, of Washington
Uriah Griffith, Il. Dryer, G. G.. Griffith, j.
G. Warfeld, T. II. Boyer, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs
John Crawford, of Montgomery County. On
Fifth avenue are Mrs. M. A. Burdette, +. p
CLANCY, Miss Lizzie Magruder, boarding tent
Misses Head and Telly, George EmmOns and
Il. J. Hill, of Washington; Harry Thomp
son and Mr.. Darby, of Montgomery County
On Sixth avenue are Mrs Shively and Mrs
Comb, Misses Lizzie and Mary Jackson and
Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. J. ii. Bird and daughter
Rev.. c. II. Mytinger, W. A. Wangle, Mrs
j. +. Gibbon, II. W. Franklin, w. X. Wood
ward, family of Rev. ID. p. Brown, Robert
Cohen, and r. II. Willett, of Washington
U. Il. Garrett and mother, Edward Robbitt
A. J. Cashell, and Hilleary Higgins, %
Montgomery County; Rev. J. w. Dashiel
and family, of Hagerstown, Md; and the
Annapolis (Md.) cottage, belonging to Messrs
Ireland and Hiss, but not occupied.
In the circle surrounding the tabernacle
are Rev. b. Peyton Brown and J. 7. Mitchell
J. i. Burch, Hon. Thomas p. Morgan (presi
dent of the Camp-mccting Association), Il
s. Simpson, Mr.. Webster, j. w. Sinclair, j
Henry Wilson Collector of Port Of George
town., w. A. Beaman, George T. Woodward
George Hill, l.. w. Worthington, j. ii
Somerville and DR.. f. Howard, of Wash
ington; Remus Dorsey, bachelor, Mr. Mob
ley, who is sick and home at present, ant
J. w. Wade, of Montgomery County; Rev
L. ID. Owens and wife, Baltimore, and Hon
Milton G. Urner, NJ. c., of Frederick. Md
Mr.. Urncr has not yet arrived. Quite
number Of people arrived to-day, and a rusl
is expected on Sunday next.