Evening journal., 1888-07-28
ONE CENT.
DOVER BUDGET.
Close Of Camden Camp and Opening
OF Modoe Cnmp--Hnse Hall ana
TramPn.

Close Of Camden Camp and Opening
OF Modoe Camp--Bnse Hail ana
Trampn.
BY Letter to KvENNo JOURNAL.
DOVER, July 2S-The Camden Camp
Meeting closed Thursday evening and yes
tsrday the people all came home. The
camp has been the largest ever held. In
the contest between religion and politics,
the latter managed to score several points
ahead. The politicians OF the entire
county were there making states for the
legislative nominations and several candi-
dates for governor made themselves unusu-
ally pleasant And they are unusually
numerous this year. John 8. Harringtom
Of Milford hundred, member Of the last
House OF Representatives, and Caleb s.
Pennewill, of Dever, are the Salisbury ad-
herents that are possible candidates, and
ex-senator Charles j. Harrington, OF Farm
ington, Robert J. Reynolds, of Petersburg,
are the possibly anti-family men,
The Modoc camp In West Dover hundred
opened last evening. This IL q free and
easy camp Of the NJ F. church. held near
Persons Corners, where every one does
about what be please. The name comes from
a yisit made TO the camp ten or fifteen years
ago by a chief OF the Modoc Indians
The officea of Messrs Kenney and Cooper
on State street are about completed, and
will be occupied by those gentlemen In the
early part OF next month.
During summer Dovers society transfers
Itself to kits Hammock ia July aud
August and rough IL In the Bar Harbor
style, This year the exodus has been light.
not over one half OF the cottages having
occupants. Commencing Monday however
a large number will 60 down and by the
second week In August the cottages viii be
all occupied.
Among thoae who are there now and will
be next month are: Mrs VIM. Walker, Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs William Walker. Jr., DIR. Il.
3. Anderson. Mrs. DIR. Anderson, Miss
Mary Anderson, Miss Bessie Paris, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs II.
Ricnardron, Francis 4. Brown and wife Of
Philadelphia, Mr.. Cowgirl, Miss Name CuI-
breth, Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. Fulton, Dupont
Walker. Robert Walker, Walter Paris,
William Salisbury and Robert B. Bradford.
The Dover boys improve with each game
they play, though there Is no mistake that
she club has a couple OF positions that
might be materially strengthened. As ths
town abounds In material there will be nc
difficulty in doing this, and their after
noona will be devoted TO practice with th'
purpose Of making some selections. In th'
game yesterday morning, the boys found
the ball so frequently that Chester re
tired Day in the sixth and substituted
Anderson, who Is known as the left-hande'
cannon, Cheater's fielding, however, KEEP
' Dover's score down. The following ia th
4 score by innings;
;. Dover. 0 0 o.
Chester. o 2 K
Mayes scored Dover's run. Hodson. Q
Dover, struck out eight men and Cheste
I the same number.
= Hazel q Pennemlll having rebuild the
basket mill will start In on Monday wit
j an increased number Of hands.
!. TrAmps abound. They are every wher
\ but as q rule they are better behaved Rn
more respectable looking than the geners
: run Of "plucks" that have come dow
I. 10 former seasons, and Il is also noted thu
= as rule they are honestly hunting work.