The Monitor., 1885-07-24
pifInsn Grove

More than a hundred families lave al
ready taken up their abode ia the ''grOye"
for recreation and to De iu readiness for the
coming caiBp-meeting.
As place Og recreation. ith0ut going
to tie seasiloTc. ii cannot be exceiied any
where. TIE forest Ias grown and deyei-
oped - that ample sla L. j. now offered in
ali parts If tie grove. Many improve
nents lave been made during the past
year; hence. tile place las been made more
attractive IN many poets than ever before.
4 large number Of fHc cottages have been
erected during the year. ard many Of the
Old ONES have besf repaired and repainted.
Although FAR from the seashore. We are
not. however, destitute of watering
places i half mile v est Is Wyne's beau
tiful pond which il noted for It's large >ize
and excellent row ing. One mile east j.
Reeye- which, r. made very attractive by
the large number Of water lilies IT con-
tain.
The location. too, Of Pitman Grove is 30
convenient that many business men Of
Philadelphia and other adjacent towns r.
side here during tie summer months and
travel back and forth by rail 10 their places
Of business. Al the cJnvcniences that
could possibly be afforded in the city or
elsewhere are here granted the sojourners
Any goods desired IN tine way Of groceries,
provisions, etc, may he secured Of our
grocer. y. j. Justice, aud delivered free
Of charge 10 all parts of the grove
Tie Railroad company fayors the As
sOciatioH by having trains stop at the
depot At all hours IN the day. except sun
day, which il wholly observed as the
'Iord's Day tie year around.
The coming camp meeting, ii is antici-
pated by many, viii he superior 10 any
held during the last years. 1t viii com
mence next Wednesday and continue II
days. The programme, titus far, has been
arranged a. follows:
The first day. July Z9tb. will be devoted
To the temperance cause, speakers-Rey
Dr. Woodbridge. Of New Brunswick. Mrs.
:. J. G. Downs. Mrs. J. T. Ellis and Rev.
DR.. J. b. Graw. the latter on the license
question.
Second day. July Both. sunday school
WorIl-Rev j. Rogers Rev. 5. w. Clark.
Rev. J. i. lIcilennau, Rev 6. B. Wight
Rev J. X. Wcstwood and Rev j. Payran.
Chaplain McCabe the greatest singer in
the church. viii amuse the little ones by
singing Libby Prison songs.
Third day, Missionary Cause-Rev. {.
G. McCabe d. D., Will be in charge
General Fisk and others assisting the Chap
lain.
Among those who haze promised to be
present and preach are Rev. Howard IIender-
son, an ex-Conlcderate general. Rev. L. r.
Dunn ID. D.. Rev. T. IIanlon, y. D.. Rev
q. i. Watson, -. D.. the world renowned
bible reader Of Kentucky; Rev J. Atkim-
son, Rev. G. II. Whitecar. p. d., Rev. J.
X. Westwood. Capt. 4. Kelso Carter, Rev
\. 4. Macnichol, Rev. George b. Wight,
Rev. Jos. Reed and many others.
Mrs. MI lnskip, ido.e OF Rev. 5. Inskip
will have charge Of Young Peoples Meet
ing in the Tabernacle Miss Carrie Cor
man viii conduct Children's Meeting and
viii be ably assisted Rey j. X. West
wood win lead = o'clock. at the Audi
torium the first week and Rev T. T. John
son. New England Evangelist. the last
week. Rev w G. stockton viii lead
early morning meeting, assisted by Rev.
J. H. Smith. Dr. H. l.. GiInonr Of
Wenonab, Musical Director A feature Of
tie camp meeting is to be The sailors re-
union, at which several eminent naval
officers Will speak