Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-08-01
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July 3O.-People are beginning to
arrive, happy in the anticipation OF
delightful time spiritually and socially.
| Camp will open on Monday evening next,
nt z 80 O'Clock, ard will close on August
| l7th, at a. IN. Although camp will not
begin until Monday evening there will be
services OF the grounds on Sunday, con-
Quoted by Elan Church. Father"
HAnee, the religious veteran who for
years has preached the first sermon on
tho Sunday preceding camp, will
| probably repeat the custom on
Sunday morning. Camp will begin
with an experience and consecra.
ton msatiug, presided over by the Rev.
| O. A. Grise. PHI. D., who will be minister
in charge of camp. The programme for
oil the services has not been arranged
and the order of exercises for some days
| will not be announced before the day
preceding. Mr.. Grise has endeavored to
secure the attendance of several bishops
| and some secretaries Of the NJ. u,
General Conference, but owing to en-
eagensnts OF previous contraction they
cRnuot come. All the ministers of Will
ningson district OF Wilmington NJ. E.
Conference have received invitations and
II is expected that many will accept.
The Rev. j. d. G. Hanna will have charge
OF the young peoples meetings and the
Rev. Vaughn s. Collins will conduct the
children's services. Missionary day will
occur on August 9Th and in the morning
of that day the Rev. Il. L. Hubbard, Phi.
D., will preach the missionary sermon.
President Reed of Dickinson College has
been invited to come and il he accepts
there will be an Education day. W.
Bayard Gem will be camp musical
director. The camp choir will be COM
posed Of members of choirs Of Whining
ton AZ. Z. churches.
OF the 179 tents here probably not
moEe than % have not been taken, 1t is
expected that they will be rented during
the week and there is possibility that
more will have 10 be erected. The locR-
ton Of tents taken aud the names Of
those who wall ooeupy them follow:
Circle--Tnonas Wilson, g. NJ. Sargent,
James Foulk, R5beeca Hance, j. NJ.
Pierce, James Hanson, Charles Baldwin,
Reese Baldwin, the Rev. A. 2. Pretty.
man, j. NJ. Kirk, ". O Weer, George
w. Booker, ". Il Foulk, William Derrick
Son, George X. Mousiey, j. l.. Vantine,
Mrs. James Il. Morgan, Sr., j. K. Kill
mer, Il. L. Clark the Rev. Adam Steugle,
Mrs. Clayton, Thomas Johnson, Talley
4 Zabley, Mary johnson, d. j. Morgan,
Il, A. Leughsad, Harrison Hinklon,
James Husbands, TilGhman Dauner and
Father" Hance.
tt. Pants demonstrating Elder
: Murray, Mrs. y. A. Alrich, the Rev. l..
: 4. Barrett, Miss Mary Orouch. Benjamin
Aurgatroyd, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown, u. p.
. Moody, MIS-. John Wood, George Me-
Call James O Morrow, IL. M Johnson,
Vincent q. Finn, Robert Lttdell, Mrs.
susan Foord tha Missas Smith (daugh-
q. tefs OF School Ucmmiss' oner David K,
/, smith,, Lewis Todd, Miss MNygis Meter
the Rev. Vaughn &. Collins, aiss Dors
: Macl-sod, Ephraim McGWgie, Lewis L,
: Gru0b, Mrs. Elizabeth penney and Mrs.
! Joseph X. Lyman.
4 BrGndywins avenue-Iiss Ella TAliey
8 the kev. j. q. Bryan. Robert Banks
: Frank Linton, Susan Goolley, the Rev
L. N. Given, W. ID. Ss6gwlJk, q. O.
Pepper and j. B. Martin.
Asbury avenue-5usan Pisrce, William
Lewis, the Rev. D. II. Coskran, jams
j. Icng, 0smond d. Reynolds, the Rev.
d. o. Hanna, Samuel G. Chalfant, Mrs
= Sarah Tong, Waiter Lewis, the Rev. q
% A. Grise, Phi. D., 4. W. Can, Johl
70 Humphrey, Alfred Willing, Mrs Nj. a
J. Grub, Mrs. Alice Powell, William j
d Bowers, MIRA. NJ. Anna Teggart, Augustu
r Il. Dennis, Mrs. Barry Tslley, Noa
Cunningham and James Mckay.
is Bethel avenues. Henderson, j. Var
3, leer, Misses Handy and Wilkinson
Ia Antram WorEilow and Frank ZeblCy.
as Sloan aVenue-Dr. Il. +. Day an
q John Peters.
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r Mcalbstas, Walter Pierce, Stephe
as Pierce, Mt8. Samuel A. Mcdaniel, Aarr
70 LuG, Mrs. Mary Perry, Mr.. Alezknde
VI George HarkiuB, Mars. Charles Jeste
Joseph H Gioson, Mrs. Slaughter, Wi
ne liam j. LINK end AIa. y. 4. MCCALL.
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