Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-22
CAMPING IN the WOODS.
Names of Those Now In tho Pretty Grove
Near l.andtsvtlle,

Near l.andisvilie.
LANpIsvILLE, July 22.-The Landisville
campmeeting grounds are filling rapidly,
and by this evening, when the opening
services will be held, there will be more
than tho usual number of worshipers per-
manently located on the grounds.
Among those on the grounds, or who
will be there within the next twenty four
hours are: VIM. A. Heitsbu, James Il.
Crawford, c. Myers, Mrs. John b. Good,
Miss Annie Hartman, Joseph II. Selvert,
Mrs. Hauf Eli Powl, II. Il. Bartholomew,
Mrs. Eaton, s. J. McC;linu, WIN. II. Bate
man, Misses Vernon, Gardner sud Bate
man, II. N. stephens, Mrs. poeblcr, Jacob
A. Hollingcr and wife, Mrs. A. 4. Reinehl,
Lille Marshall, Harry Buckwalter, Sher-
man E. Steele, VIM. Hean, Mrs. Mumma,
Rev. Dr. Vernon and family, s. NJ. Myers,
Rev. Il. G. Yerkcs and Rev. e. q. Clark, of
Lancaster.
Those from the county are: Rev. j.
DUNCAN, Mrs. A. NJ. Collins, NJ. N. Kercher,
Marietta; Mrs. Bender, Intercourse; Mrs.
A. Metzger, J. X. Hildcbrand, NJ. Rohrer,
Rev. w. Magee, Messrs. Rohrer and Buck
walter, J. Phenegar, w. X. Bender, Stras-
burg; Emma Il. Peiner and Annie Eris-
man, Salunga; u. w. Keller and Mrs.
Stoll, Mt. joy; Miss Alice Brady, Lena
Howard, Millersville; John Humphrey
willie, Mountvlle; Senator w. S. Smith
and family, Bainbridge; A. d. Killing, Miss
Dysart, Mt. Joy; X. +. Lewis, Falmouth
Those from adjoining counties are: j..
j. Ensminger, Prof. Ellenberger, s. w.
Entreken, J. +. Hess, J. w. Glover, Amos
w. Young, II. Hensbaw, Mrs j. Shoe
maker, Mary Hess, Mrs. Longnecker,
Mrs. Walters, Miss Spooner, of Harris
burg; II. u. High, John Pullman, Mrs.
Pullman, II. Grouse, Mrs. Scheaffcr,
Misses Sheetz and Price, of Read
ing Rev. Charles Roads, Of Philadel-
phia, formerly Of st. Paurs. Lancaster
John w. Roberts, Lebanon; Mrs. ii. w.
| Snyder, Il. Lebo, Lykens; Prof. McMi
| chaol, Mrs. Il. Skeen, Philadelphia; Joseph
Landis, Dauphin; Rev. N. B. Durrell
| Mrs. showers, Mrs. Fow, Miss Showers
| Lebanon; Jennie ID. Coble, Steelton; Geo.
Parke, Millersburg; Mrs, lands, Halifax;
| Annie NJ. Hean, Cornwall.
This evening Mt 1880 o'clock the first
regular services will be held in the audi
| torium. TO. morrow morning the sermon
will be preached by Rev. J. II. Hargis
| presiding elder of the district.
| CHANGES IN SERVICES.
Owing 10 some radical changes that ar,
contemplated the order of service can no
be announced until tomorrow. The asso
citation meets this afternoon at p. III. I,
contemplate all arrangements for the ser
vices of the camp.
The 26th will be given up to tho younl
people; sermon in the morning ant
dedicatory services in the afternoon.
special programme has been prepared
The young people now on the groun,
number more than any previous encamp
ment.
Jacob Hollinger, Of Lancaster, will act o
policeman.
Prof. Kirkpatrick aud daughters, from
Philadelphia, are now on the grounds
The singing will be arranged aud choi
selected and the woods will soon re-ecb
the service OF song. Tho book used will
be " Sunlt Songs" editors w. J. Kirk
patrick, Jno. II, Sweeney and II. J. Gil
mour.
Friday morning DR.. Hurlburt, Sprin,
Garden, Philadelphia, will preach; OF
Sunday morning DIR. Cleveland, ST. Louis
Mo-, and $. II. G. Smith, formerly of Ian
caster, in the afternoon.
The ministers of the season will be iron
the most eminont Of Methodists.
Among the early arrivals are Mr.. How
ard and family, or Millersville; Mr.. Char
acher and family and Mrs. Gardner an,
family, OF Lancaster; Misses Sallie Nc
Glinn and Ada Troast, of Lancaster; Nj
Entrekin and family, of Harrisburg /; Mrs
Bender, from Loacock Miss Ella Crouch
of Philadelphia