National Republican., 1885-08-13
WASHINGTON GROVE.
now TO FIND FRIENDS AT THE cAMpMEEr.
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WASHINGTON Grove, MONTGOMERY
County, MD., Aug. 12.--The Washing
ton Grove campmeeting begins tomor.
row, and already the cottages and tents
are almost filed. One can scarcely
wonder at this after visit to this de.
lightful woodland grove. 1t is only
twenty miles from Washington, and can
be reached at morn, noon, and night, by
taking passage on the Metropolitan
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio road.
For those in search of sweet, cool,
quiet place to spend two weeks of these
sultry dog days, there is no more desir.
able place than Washington Grove.
The cottagers and tenters, though
mainly Washiugtonians, also hail from
Baltimore, Annapolis, and sections of
Montgomery county. All those who
have secured tents and cottages
may be found in the list be-
low, also their place Of tenn.
porary residence. Be II known that the
tabernacle is the "center from which
the avenues with their cottages and
tents radiate like the spokes Of wagon
wheel, to be homely but forcible. There
are eight avenues, namely, First, Sec.
ond, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Grove
avenue and Broadway. Grove avenue
runs from the Washington Grove Hotel
direct to the depot, and the cottages on
left hand side coming from depot to
hotel are Mr.. A. Wood, Rev. Mr..
Burris, Mr.. Robert Cohen; on right
hand side, Mr.. Reed, Mrs. Cookson, Mr..
William Sibley, Mr.. Redin Woodward,
and Mr.. James Sommorville. From the
hotel onward the way is dignifed by the
name "Broadway." On the left side
are six cottages erected by the associa-
ton and rented as follows: Cottage A +,
Mr.. II. Berry; cottage b, Mr.. j. Thomp-
son, and cottage +, Mr.. j. Owens.
In the circle commencing Mt First ave-
nue., going to the left, the occupants are
j. Wilson, j. Il. Birch, Major Morgan
(president of association), Il. f.. Simp.
son (secretary), Mr.. McGalIerty, Mr.. St.
Clair, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Craig, VIM. r..
Woodward, 4. Hill, Miss Blanche Brad
dock, j.. w. Worthington, j. W. Wade,
g. A. Birch, Presiding Elder Riley,
Mr.. Sneider, Mr.. Mayse, DR.. f. Howard,
Il. Miller, Mr.. Lawrence, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Hall, Phil. Smith, VIM. Calhoun, Mr..
Ireland of Annapolis, j. Franklin, Mr..
johnson, VIM. II. Woodward, Mrs. King,
Rev. DIR. Naylor Of Foundry Church, and
Mr.. Sam. Polkinhorn.
FIRST avenue, coming toward the cir.
Gle, on the right side-Rev. Mr.. Price,
Mr.. Cooms, B. f. Platte, l.. G. Chap
man, cottage and tent; Wren Cooms,
Mrs. II. o. Polkinhorn, Thomas Reed,
Miss M. Berry, Miss II. Wise, Mrs.
Wise, Mr.. Riggles; on left, Mrs. V.
Knott, Rev. II. Norris, Mrs. Kech, J
W. Duvall, Mr.. Ricketts,; q. o. Il. L.
tent. Misses Hall, Bouie, L. =. and G.
j. White.
Second avenue, left, going from cir
cle--Mr. Coakley, Mrs. Frisby, Mrs
Kilgour; right, Rev. Mr.. Bear.
Third avenue, left from circle-Mr
L. Bowling, Mrs. jackson, and Mr.
Deebles.
Fourth avenue, left from circle-Mrs
Sbreve and Perry Brown, Mrs. Henning
Mr.. Uriah Griffith, Mrs. f. Garrett, DR.
Mannakee, Mr.. Murphy, George Gar
trell, Wilbur Cecil, Mr.. Houser, Mrs
Dean, T.. Potberry; right, Rev. w. II
Black, Bernard Monday, f. Griffith, o
Baltimore; Mrs. Browning.
Fifth avenue, left--Mrs. Davis, Mrs
Harrison, Mrs. Dove, e. j. Hill, Rev
Mr.. Rice, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Wilson
Mr.. Householder (three boarding Tents
Mrs. Barnes, Mr.. Pollock, l.. G. Whit
1.-TWO teutsl, Mr.. Benson, Mrs. New
never, of Baltimore; Nathan j. Walker
Sixth avenue, right from circle--Hil
lory Higgins, Mrs. D. Clarke, Misse
Rachel and Maggie Garrett, Israel War
field, "The Preachers Lodge" occu
pied by all ministers who visit tho camp
Mrs. Schooley, Mrs. Dorsey, three tent
for boarding.
AT the session of the Sunday Schoo
Assembly to-day Mr.. Hamilton discussed
the modern Sunday school room. Paper
on practical subjects were read by severa
ladies' in the afternoon, and the closin
exercises took place tonight. Addresse
were made by Rev. W. II. Ii. Smith an
Rev. Page Milburn. The exercise
were we'll conducted by Mr.. Redin Wood
ward. To.day's arrivals included Mrs
s. Stott and Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Gardette
of Washington.