The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-08-02
NAMES OF THETENT HOLDERS.

The VI. J.. Camp Meeting at Car,ins Run, near
Aberdeen, which began on Thursday of last week,
been has been well attended and the exercises
Interesting. The camp Is pitched in a beautiful
grove belonging to Mr.. George Webster and emf
braces about fOrty-iiye tents. Many Of these are
arranged around the preaching place, So that Il
walk ola few steps takes the dcvout wor-hipcr
from his or her canvas abode To seat in the open
air in front Of the preachers stand. Other tents
are arranged in regular lines in close proximity to
tlre place of worship. There is, besides "tabcr-
nace,' or praycrmceting tent
In addition to these tents there is Il boarding
tent and Il BARRIERS tent Ice cream and other re-.
frcshments are sold on the grounds.
Not a drunken man has been seen in the camp
aud the good order is remarkable. There is
no bOistcrOuS or loud conversation, and although
a few politicians candidates are seen from
time to time. their appeals tOV0tcrS are made
quietly and dccorOIsly
The canvas tents are provided with board
floors, neatly covered With carpctng or mating.
and with their easy chairs. &r., have Il cOlufurtl-
BILE, hOme-lkc appearance. Many ofthc tent hold
crS get their meals at the boarding tent Of which
Mr. Bennett Osborn has charge, hut others pre-
pare rurt on their own premises Il cook stove be-
ing set up in the rear of the tent.
The routine Of camp life is rs follows:
At u o'clock IN the morning the entire camp is
aroused by the changing Of bell, and at go all
who can assemble in front Of the preachers stand
Srrakfast is served Al so a praynr and c eIrN
ricnce meeting is held in the larg" tent. At 1870
religious services are held and sermon preached
from the main stand. After this service an inter
mission takes place which j. followed by dinner at
T.. NJ. At 2.3na chdrcn's meeting is held and
at O'Clock another sermon j. preached. The after
noon services last until about four o'clock. sup.
per Is served at O'Clock and Al go there Is a
l0,lnE People My"tinE: Al So.Cl3rE Their Is
when the tent holders are expected to rriir 10
their tents and visitors to leave the ground Re-
fore midnight luict reisns, broken only the
Among the miHiStcTS who have taken part in tie
W. +. Spcakt, the Presiding Elder ol rhr District,
who has the direction 0i the religions exercises Of
the camp Rev MrsSrS. II. {. smith. YIN. c. Her,
son. &. l., Cuddy, r. Z. Peters, Tho~. Wood j. e.
Nicholson. q. I. Sanncr II. l.. Mitchell solomon
Wilson. !. l.. Walsh, c. y. Wilson and Rev. nr II.
L.. carroll, editor of the New York i0depend.nt.
convenient and ~ SYSTEMATIC manner 10y commit.
tee, consisting OF MeSNrs j. G. Eakcr. VIM. T.,
,lewens. Charles u. James. Charles u. Gilbert, VIM.
y, Hopkins. W. l.. Baker and George Gorrcll. who
laid out the grounds and provided everything
necessary for the comfort Of tile tent holders,
Upon tile arrival of the latter they held u meet
Ing and chose the following named managers of
the camp: Ghief manager John {. Baker a:si>t-
ants-'l0lln j. wells, John u. IallrN. Grurg, lIHr
Osborn.
, me tent holders are as follows: Rev, nc.
al
\. h. Gilbert, Mrs X. Osborn, Edison II. Foard. :.
q. Hopkins and G.. A. Hanna Mrs. Mary T.. H.
Smith, of l'hila.: George Wilkinson. Misses Keith
ley, Charles II. Jackson, Mrs Elizabeth Wcikart.
j. ii. Baker. Jr., j. W. CarSinS Mm T.. JeWrm>.
Joshua RawhOuSer, Mrs. Susan T.. Courtney. Philip
C0ale, Rev solomon German. Charles Osborn. ~
Baker Mrs K. A. Mitchell, Harry q. FOard. VIM
Il. Baker, George Harris, John e. Baker, VIM. G..
Pritchard, Mrs. NJ. Il. James. John f. Wells, Ben.
net Osborn q tCntS,D Bennett II. Barnes. John ".
spencer J. r. Martin T.. y. Everest. Wells and
Arthur, Mrs. II. g. Nelson and Mrs. II. A. Ray
mOnd, Harry l.. Arthur.
Last Sunday there was large attendance. but
less kept many away. ON sunday morning the
sermon was by Rev. Jos. Il. Wheeler. Of Franklin
street NJ. 4. Church. Baltimore. Rev. j. l.. Walsh.
Of Aberdeen. filled the pulpit IN the afternoon and
Rey. VIM G.. Herbert Of Baltimore, at night.
Monday was known rs "Trmpcramcc Day" The
services were under the pieces Of the VIC. T.
Y. OF Hartford county, and the Maryland State
and effective address WAS delivered by the Rev
VIM. q. Herbert. Secretary Of the state Alliance,
and in the afternoon and 1T night addresses were
made by Miss Jennie Smith. superintendent Of all
railroad temperance work in the United States
At the close Of the afternoon session the large con.
gregatlon voted unanimously in favor of prohibit
tory amendment To the constitution nf Maryland.
On Tuesday afternoon communion services were
conducted by Rev Joseph H. Wheeler, when II
preachers and lIG lay men and women partook uI
the sacrament.
Next Sunday Rev. \. J. Gin. of Frederick city is
expected to preach in the morning aud Rev. j. G.
Nicholson In the afternoon
The place is well situated for the purposes ola
camp meeting that 1t is proposed To iuy ten acres
ana hold 1t for this purpose alone. Two wells have
hern dug on the ground. both OF which afford pure
cold water in abundance