The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-08-01
The Egis & IntelGgencer
Bel Air. Md, August L. 1890.
CARsINs' RUN CAMP.

The Camp Meeting at Carsins' Run. few miles
above Aberdeen, which began on Thursday
Of last week stu continues IL VII gipSe ~. n tna
allspicies of the East Hartford Circuit. Keys. H.
O. Smith. and :. German, Pastors. The religious
services are under the supervision of the Rev w.
r. Speake p Z. of the East Baltimore District.
Baltimore Conference, NJ. Z. Church. IhiS Is the
third camp meeting held on tins GROUND. me me
former camps were of sIch character, tlldt llle
present one has been looked forward u WIN great
interest. The rain has somewhat lnierlerTea viii
the attendance so far, although lle aliereI h rei
pios services have been Of very profitable cnafac
ter. The hours of the day are almost entlrey
given up to meetings OF some KIND. Beslll,
ming at $50 when family prayers are eonuue ele
m front of the stand until the close OF the night
services, the voice of song and prayer, Win tne
earnest words OF Gospel truth sr Isns iro 'ne pS
The children's meeting at r. NJ, conducted by
Rev j. L. Walsh is looked forward 10 Win special
interest by the little ones who are on the encamp-
ment Al the same time the older ones have a keen
relish for the simple services connected tnerewtn
The services on last sabbath were attenaeu DO, ny
preached by the Rev. b. Peyton Brown. OF Balti-
more. the afternoon discourse was delivered by
Rev b. +. Clarkson. so well known III Hartford,
while our late fellow townslnan, Rev. Thomas
Wood occupied the pulpit at night. Inc services
on Monday morning and afternoon were co lsas
were delivered by Edwin Higgins Esq, the Presl-
dent of the Maryland State Temperance Alliance,
and the Rev. w. G. Herbert, OF Baltimore
Mrs. Geo. Bailey, of Level, presided at me
afternoon services held under the auspices or the
w G.. L. u. The following ministers nave oeeh
present so far and i'll various ways assisted III con-
Quoting the services: ,.,
Revs w. +. Speake. j. r. Wheeler, Is; r. Blown.
b. f. Clarkson, Thomas Wood. W. q. Herbert, u
r. Sanner, James McLaren, w w: Van Arsdale,
Z. II. Lamar. Gil. Cuddy, IL. c; Smith ,. GERMANY
b. q. w Reid s. NJ. Afford and j. Nj. Slarrow. A
number of other ministers are expected before the
camp closes. ,,.,
The following persons have been selected by the
tent holders as managers Of the Camp:
Chief manager, John F. Wells; Assistants, b.
w Herring VIM T. JewenS, l.. =. Osborn, y: W.
Carsins, W. b. Baker, c. w. Baker and w. b.
So far the most perfect decorum has been OBJ
served on the grounds. The days for mlSDenavlOr
at Camp grounds are about numbered. Years ago
the Sabbath was looked forward to as a day, Wnen
with the vast throng'S who would gather, woulu
trouble Things are now changed. While the bad
element may still live, they no longer annoy the
worshippers of God in the tented grove The FOL
lowing Is list of the tent holders: Rev. II. =.
smith, Rev. s. German. Rev. w +. Speake, w: d.
Hopkins j. B. GALLON. n. b: Gilbert, .: ". CarsmS'
Rev j. l.. Walsh, Miss Jennie Kelley: Y. W.
Baker John f. Wells, w. 4. Jewens. John h.
Baker. j. Thomas Gorrell, z. 7. Gilbert, Charles
Osborn, H. L. Arthur. l.. 5. Osborn. Edward Bailey,
Philip Coale Mrs. II. Crevensten. Mrs. Rachel
Osborn, S. G.. Hopkins, Geo. N. Hanna, I; o.
Hawkins, C. II. jackson, Geo. ID. Gorrell, JOHN
Rawhouser. Emanuel Williams, A IL Carver,
Harry o. Foard, W. G. Pritchard, b. II. Barnes,
Silas Spencer Bennett Osborn, Mrs. r. A. Mitchell,
w. b. Baker. Carrie Hays John T. Jackson >. b.
Baker, John H. Baker. of e.. b. w Herring >. n
Harkins. Rev. G. L. Cuddy, Bonfied Gorreil JACOB
Briney, Mrs. Beaver, Finney Wakeland, NlcnoEas
Baker George Walker and Daniel Artner. II.