Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-17
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some OF Those VINE WAiI attend tue
Popular Summer Services.

some OF Those Vine wall attend the
Popular Summer Services.
The following persona, most of whom
will be accompanied by their families,
have secured tents for the camp meeting
season at Brandywine Summit: Mrs. 8.
A. Alrioh, the Rev. DIR. w. L. 4. Murray,
Mas Mary Or uch, Benjamin Murgatroyd,
the Rev. l.. Il. Barrett, Mrs. NJ. M.
Brown, e. r. Moody. Mrs. John Wood,
George MCCALL, Miss Eva zeblsy, James
O. Morrow, II. N. johnson, Mrs. Mary
Todd, Miss NJ. B. Woodward, Mrs. James
Crosby, Sobsrt Liddell, the Misses Smith,
Daniel Green, the Rev. Vaughn 8. COLLINS,
James q. Pickels, E. Magargle, Lewis T.
Grnbb, Miss Josephine Pickles, Thomas
Wilson, f. Ill. Sargeant, James Foulk,
the Rev. James Il. Bryan, Mrs. Rebecca
Hance, John Hanson, Samuel Hanoe, j..
Pippin, Miss Ii. l.. Stevenson, w. p.
Aldred, William j. Lank, the Rev. i. q.
Smoot, GustRvus II. Groves, John Banks,
Mrs. Susan Pierce, Walter Lewis, the
Rev. ID. II. Oorkran, Mrs. James Tong,
Mrs. o. OhAlfant, the Rev. DR.. o. A.
Grise, Mira. Annie Mcclure, Mrs. Ella
Cunningham, John Humphrey, Mrs. 3.
Harris, Morris A, Grub, A. M. Pierce,
w. l.. Bowers, Mrs. Arthur Powell, Mrs.
III. Anna Taggart, Mrs. Augustus II.
Dennig, Harry U. Parker, the Rev. j. ID.
O. Hanna, j. III. Pierce, O. Baldwin,
Rsece Baldwin, the Rev. A. p. Pretty
man, G. A. Hillsley, W. O. Weer, @.
o. Speakmen, Austin Wozrilow, Mrs.
William Everett, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Waila
Davis, Mrs. w. Austin, Mrs. McIlvane,
William 3. Vans, Mrs. Joseph France
W. Il. Foulk, William Derrickson, G.. Il.
Mousley, j. L. Vantine, Mrs. danes L.
Morgan, Mrs. L. Jederis, Alexander
Thomas, john Peters, Charles II. Tindall,
Mrs. John yandleer, James u. Saville, s.
Handy, Mira. Rachel Mousley, Mrs. j.
McAllister, Walter Pierce, Stephen
Pierce, Mrs. Il. Mcclure, Thomas Ssville,
Harry Lutf, Miss Julia Gray, DIR. james
II. Morgan, Mrs. Ida v. Cherry, Mrs.
Thomas Hampton, George Harkins, Mrs.
O. jester, j. Ia. Gibson Frank A.
Mitchell, Mrs. S. MCCALL, Emmett
Robinson, John Il. Kilmsr, Mrs. Harry
Supple, Miss Louisa Derickson, Wiliism
N. Mccormick, W. Bayard Gem, Isaac
Woodrow, George W. Joseph, William j.
Blackburn, Mrs. j.. Rowland, Mrs. j..
Talley, Mrs. j Dawson, Viii lam Wiley,
the Rev, E. O. Atkins, G.. w. Ebsight,
Mrs. Ferdinsni OhsiIs, Mrs. Jane H.
Walls, James u. Oliver, Mrs. George
KilmeT, Il. s. Harxius, Lonis Il. PrigchaTd
Mrs. eerah Crawford, George n. OFaw-
ford, Mrs. II u BooEer, George rhomp-
son, Albert i. vernon, Thomss johnson,
Mr.. Taliey, Mrs. Mary Johnaon, d. L.
Morgan, MIR. Z,bleS, II. 4. Langheat 4,
Miss Day, J, Newell, DR.. H. f.. Day,
William Griffith, Gserga EFNim, Mr..
William Bell, Jacob Wsldin, George
Mclaughlin, Harrison HincksoD, James
Husbands, Minchell Bincksor, MIS- Den
ney, @. W. Booker, the Rev. I. N. Given,
Hiss Ella Talley, AIRS. Robert Banks,
John u. Martin, O. q. Pepper, Frank
Linton, Mrs. susan Goodisy and w. d.
5edgwick.
There are I79 tents on the camp
grounds. and most of them have been
rented. Persons wishing to procure tents
are requested 10 communicate with Isaac
Woodrow, who can be found at his resi-
dence, No. 1913 West Sixth street, up to
Monday next, after which he will be 81
the camp grounds, 10 remain until the
breaking of camp. His camp address
will be Elan, Delaware county, Pa.
Already families are arriving at the
camp-grounds, to remain until the middle
Of August.
For the accommodation OF the early
arrivals the store-heuse aud the horse
pound will be opened on july 25th.
Camp will begin on August 4lh and
continue 10 days. A good meeting is
anticipated.
A largo attendance is expected at tba
Epwogtn League Assembly, which will
be held on the cRmp grounds during the
week preceding the opening Of camp.