Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29
! TENTED GROVE.
SUMMIT CAMP
nv,,aIEPROsPECTs-THE
..carRs PRESENT.

vw,NEsUMMIT CAMP
n.RLE pROsPECTs-TAE
r.CaERs PRESENT.
,.r,rp the Brandywine Sum
% suni meeting woods, one one o. OF s1e ae
ppptiful grove of natural Ut trees 10 70
u.'I " delaware County, Pa, ior
.hsre an the the camp is, it will not 20 Se
nrs "e'u it will be seen that tns s
os,;na Osu NJ ground has been turned
eetIIs a ~ 2 end or else all jumbled
~" hs, and an lots drawn anew ! ior
a'' Things look kind OF S.s He-
,,nv The avenues run :dif-
'unay, nd are named, but 1t will re-
siderable "s wrestling with the
pnS, asa,s a novice on the camp
eiIii ,iIi know tother from which.
wsll w known a new departure
wei ,atsn. anal and the camp is to be
.,;shtly different principles
rss Sus formerly. There is now q
~H1 wan meeting association that
np sopmething, composed OF .
~;ns trustees and six mana
,rostees are, Rev. Il. H. Adams,
Ut r. Creamer, Secretary. f;
Graves Gs and L. W. Layfield,
,;al ' and George w. Todd, Treas
.ac ,a, woodrow, Daniel Husbands
Somas ~" Wilson, laymen. John
as one OF the five laymen mem.
n + resigning, his place has not
slled. The Trustees having
rsr have elected the following
# Managers w. N. Mccormick,
fC. Morrow, George Mccall,
W. johnson. George Mousley
hn W. Day. -
m,nisters of churches having
ents upon the ground are MEM
the association.
ali appearances now 1t looks as
ANN would be a large one, but
hardly reach the size it did In
,one by. Up to yesterday there
Rbout l15 tents erected, all OF
we're engaged, but not all occu'
\ The number may reach 13O
Ses II will be a good start for 2Ot
|ea!.
Following are the avenues laid
the ground Union, Mt. Leba
bYandywine, st. Paul's, Scott
n, Bethel, Sloan, Summit, and
frst familiar object that strike
d on entering the grove Is th'
broyision or commIssary tent, II
Of Mr.. Amor Chandler, who ha
n long in that business that
meeting without him woul'
bueer. Chandler Is just the mai
place. He keeps the best of pre-
s and the man, woman or Chile
(pts away from him without pur
bg more than they intended
indeed. He is here, there an
ther-, and his jolly face peep
lom behind counters, boxes AM
kater fountains amiable and pleas
big sunilower.
eud Chandler this year has fruiI
lies, vegetables, meat, ice cream
Everything else combined that
tted to be sold. A rule OF th
prohibits the sale of tobacco !
hape, and a big effort will be mad
reSk up tratiicking on SUI
lllher on the ground or With
miles of it, except bread, an
needed necessaries from M
Eller's department at stated hour
The left upon the slopipg hill sic
y Union Association grounds lai
convenient avenues. Here JAM
y and his excellent lady cater
bppetits of a hungry public. F
bne of the three boarding tabl
lifted to be kept.on the groun
kr having boarding table meal
" TO eat and the best that can
His tables this year are fne
ri and much more conveDie
they ever were before.
\ Union church is more large
eAntod at the camp than {
b years past. OF the Union fol
encsmpcd IL snug tents are o
wing On Union avenue, W.
|ormick, Isaac " oodrow, MI
scn, Mrs. Francis and Mrs. She
John T. Nolan and Joseph
p Sergeant Blackburn's family
k Hammett and Bernard Harr'
Delaware Mason.
hcingthe boarding tables, are MI
R. Walls, Mrs. Pierson, James .
tr and the ladies' sleeping tent.
lcing the circle, are Mrs. Edwa
n and Mrs. W. +. Stimmell, RI
". Prettyman, Isaiah H. Thom
Mrs. Edward Forrest.
Summit avenue, are Mrs. X,
&, Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Ham
nison; Misses Lizzie Waddingt,
Cox. Ella and Emma Wier a
fph II. Gibson. Thomas Y. Mel
bof K. l.. Russell's dry good sto
family and mother-in- law. M
ingsworth, Mrs. James T. Morf
William Derrickson are also
ped on Summit avenue, facing
ie' Down summit avenue We re,
Pury avenue, running away out 1
grove from the left of the tai
|ncampei here are Rev. j.
inner, Councilman Lewis i. Cru
Lincoln, Adam Grubb, Mrs.
aggart, six Young ladies' in a t.
W. l.. Bowers, Moses Bullo,
Maris Graves, Rev. w. l.. 8. M
Rev' 4. l., Hubbard, Mrs. K.
cant, Mrs. Tong, and Thomas
lev. l.. w. Lay fields tent is cl
acihg the circle, also ThoI
Pahielstent. Turning westward
Lea bne view of the tabernacle, Al
ger, erected by Isaac Woodrow.
uosiantially built, and covered "
esh'ngles, and will shelter a com
Oh Of 1000 without crowding. I
great convenience and much nt
Improvement. To the rear is
sclers' sleeping tent, one of tine
aps not disturbed by the gem
hihI around process. 1t has b
a'shed with all needed comfC
't.IesSes, bedding, pillows, bolst
ms and toilet sets.
aSsihg oil q little farther westw
come to St. panl's avenue, IL o L
palo'S part of this city in the gr,
reached 1t just in time to +
ue ialy in front OF Sweetbri
.'sge spilled out from a ham m
thapp'iy no bones were broken
ueS hru'sec. 1t was a scream
~ uu'p on the prouud, a little turn
N a. . followed by smiles, and thel