Delaware weekly Republican., 1884-07-31
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\ Upon entering the Brandywine SUM
init camp meeting woods one OF the
most beautiful groves of natural trees 70
l,he~found In Delaware County, Pa, for
that is where the camp Is, IL will not be
| long before it will be seen that the
camp meeting ground has been turned
around end for end or else all jumbled
| up together and lots drawn anew for
1positions, Things look kind of de-
cldedly funny. The avenues run diff
larently and are named, but 1t will re-
4 quire considerable wrestling with the
names before n novice on the camp |
ground will know tother from which.
As is well known a new departure |
fhas been taken, and the camp is TO be
run on slightly dlfferent principles
than il was formerly. There Is now
solid camp meeting association that
T tmeans something, composed oil
Board Of nine Trustees and six mana
\ gers.
The Trustees are, Rev r.. II. Adams,
i President T. r. Dreamer, Secretary.
ff Maris Graves and j.. W. Layheld,
y Ministerial, and George W. Todd, Treas
= urer; Isaac Woodrow, Daniel Husbands
Il and Thomas Wilson, laymen. John
!. Wise was one of the five laymen mem
h sbers.-but resigning, hia place has not
ksct been filed. The Trustees having
"a 11he power have elected the following
4. Board of Managers wv. N. Mccormick,
70 James o. Morrow, George McUail,
Thomas W. johnson, George Mousley
r land John W. Day.
10 N Ali ministers of churches having
" three tents upon the ground are menu
erl bers OF the association.
ie From all appearances now 1t looks as
pe II the camp would be large one, but
nj will hardly reach the size 1t did in
n 1EeaffgOne by. Up to yesterday there
tv were about 116 tents erected, oil ol
AZ which were engaged, but not all occu
Of hpied vet. The number may reach 130
il NJ it. does II will be q good start for 2O'
"a 5aehext year, ..
eyN The following are the avenues laid
uq #sut on the ground Union, MI. Leba
"a on, ,Brandywine, st. Paurs, Scotl
sbu&y, Bethel, Sloan, Summit, anc
he firsti familiar object that strike
eye entering the grove Is tn
tge provision or commissary tent,
harge of Mr.. Amor Chandler, who ha
hts 2een so long In that business that
NJ Tcamp meeting without him woul
',a,, seem queer. Chandler is just the ma
r,ty Il for the place. He keeps the best OF pr
torX visions, and the man, woman or chill
ana who gets away from him without pu
or gchasing more than they intended
lucky indeed. He is here, there al
cen. teveywhere, and his jolly face pee
ven out from behind counters, boxes al
raeI1 FL soda water fountains amiableand plei
- odl ant as big suntlower.
40. Friend Chandler this year has fru
,shF groceries, vegetables, meat, Ice crea
negs and everything else combined that
,.Ko permitted to be sold. A rule OF
the camp prohibits the sale of tobacco
sa. any shape,and big effort will be ms
IA. to break up traffioking on 81
day either on the ground OF witt
labrL three miles of it, except bread, 9
,ixth other needed necessaries from
was Ohandler's department at stated hor
fthe To the left upon the sloping hill 8
,his Is the Union Association grounds
adeA Loft in convenient avenues. Here JaI
Riil' oliver and his excellent lady cater
or i the appetite of hungry public.
has one of the three boarding tai
ii he permitted to be kept on the grou
iuat oliver having boarding table me
Gast plenty TO eat and the best that cal
vhan had. His tables this year are iii
vbort located and much more conven
Il his than they ever were before.
lated The Union church is more larI
raeled represented at the camp than
many years past. OF the Union II
,treet here encamped in snug tents are
w65in following On Union avenue, w
.sactiv Mccormick, Isaac Woodrow,
II he Dawson, Mrs. Francis and Mrs. 8
70 and pard John T. Nolan and Joseph
Instra. Noon Sergeant Blackburn's fam
lind - Frank Hammett and Bernard Ha
and Delaware Mason.
idea Facingthe boarding tables, are
cellent Jane II. Walls, Mrs. Pierson, Jamt
ideous Oliver and the ladirs' sleeping tent
within Facing the circle, are Mrs. Ed
q river Cloud and Mrs. W. E. Stimmell,
,ilistic. @. W. Prettyman, Isaiah III. TIL
,ty a.. and Mrs. Edward Forrest.
Il lick On Summit avenue, are Mrs.
,llars." King, Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Ha
,e .dol Dennison; Misses Lizzie Waddin
inch TO ella Cox. Ella and Emma Wier
,We{laI Joseph II. Gibson. Thomas Y. n
'be in. mer, of r. L. Russell's dry good
"a some his family aud mother-in-law.
on tne Hollingsworth, Mrs. James I. Nj
sunday and William Derrickson are ais
camped on Summit avenue, tacin
circle. Down Summit avenue we
ntfl Asbury avenue, running away on
,iukton the grove from the left of the
4 kyi- nacle.
n Encamped here are Rev.
3<e. .5a[ a 6iranNaar Councilman Lewis ~ e