Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-07-30
BRANDrw1xr SUMMIT oAMr.
Some OF Those who VIII Have Tents
"Big Sundays" Services.


The regular attendance at Brandywine
Summit camp-meeting this year will I'M
doubleday be greater than ever before.
Last year, when the largest attended camp
in the history of this popular camp-meet-
ing resort was held, there were l9l occupied
tents. For the coming camp-meeting 100
tents have been secured and i is probable
that numerous new tents will be leased
during the coming week.
Among those who have engaged tents
are; George w. Todd, Mrs. S. A. Alrich,
the Rev. l.. E. Barrett, Miss Mary Crouch,
W. A. Hukill, William Murgatroyd, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Brown, Il. p. Moody, Mrs. John
Wood, George Mccall, William Fl. Foulk!,
names Ian z Morrow the Rey Isaac i JeTe
MIR. Hoffecker, Daniel Green, James 9.
Pickles, Louis Todd, Ephraim Megargle,
L. 4. Grub, Thomas Wilson. Miss Eva
Sargent. James Foulk, John Webster,
Mrs. Rebecca A. Hance, John Tai
ley, Harry Everson, w. R. Finn,
Samuel Hance, Thomas d. Lyman,
Mrs. Foulk, G. w. Lewis, the Rev. Q. A.
John France, Joseph Jackson, Mrs. lola
Chalfant Miss Nora c. Cunningham,
Arthur Powell, Mrs. Runaway, Mrs. W.
l.. Bowers. the Rev. w. q. Rooms, Mrs
NJ. A. Taggart, Mrs. H. C. Parker, William
Turner, ]. 5, Wheeler, Charles Baldwin,
the Rev. a. p. Prettyman, Antrim
Worrilow, Joseph. Pierce, Reese Bald
| win, Miss Marie Stevenson, John
Humphrey. A. NJ. Pierce, the Rev. ]. D..
q Hanna, Joseph Pierce, George Hillsby,
Mrs. McIlvain, William H., LuDgren,
Jacob Handy, William s. Vane, Mrs.
James T. Morgan, Mrs. Il. G. Jefferis.
Alexander Thomas, John Peters, Charles
| Tindall, John T. Van Leer, Miss Lille
Saville, Samuel Hauby, Mrs. Mousley,
l ffatl
| Pierce, Mrs. Mcclure, James II. Saville,
Miss Julia Gray, Dr.. James IL. Morgan,
Miss Cherry, Harry. Journey, the Rev. +.
l.. Hubbard, Mrs. Joseph Gibson, Frank
A. Mitchell, r. Emmet Robinson, J. r,
kilmer, w. Bayard Gem, Isaac Woodrow,
Mrs. Rowland, the Rev. E.C.Atkins, Thomas
Hootten, Mrs. Ziba Kilmer. W. N. Nc
Cormick, Louis l.. Pritchard, George II
Crawford, Charles l.. wilkins, Mrs
Samuel Wier, Mrs. George Thompson
Thomas johnson, Mrs. Zebley, Mrs. Mary
Johnson, David L. Morgan, Mrs. H. A
Loughead, Mrs. W. ". Day, John
W. Day, Or; Day, William Griffith, Georg'
Frame, William McClane, William Bell
Banks s Miss Ella 2 TaIey VI John n9 3 Martin
Frank Linton, II. II. Mcdaniel, w. d
Sedgwick and G. G. Pepper.
The Rev l.. +. Barrett will be preacher
in charge, the Rev Isaac Sewell will hav,
charge of the children's meeting and tbs
Rev. c. A. Grise will have charge Of tn,
young peoples meeting.
Camp will open at night on August Sd
and continue 10 days. The programme
has not been completed, and some Of i
will be arranged while camp is in progress
Services on August I'd "Elam's Day." tn
day preceding the opening of camp, viii
be in charge of ELAN NJ. 2. Church, an,
have been announced. On the openin
night there will be addresses, but by whom
: it cannot be stated at present. August At
7 will be "Epworth League Day." whe
t there will be preaching by the Rev. Drs
W. L. $. Murray and 5. ]. Morris, respeC
lively, morning and afternoon, and praye
meeting at $50 p m, in charge of Harr
, Vinsinger. II. H. McDanel will be mus
cal director for the day. On "Big Sur
a day." August 9th, there will be preaching
4 respectively, morning, afternoon and ever
I ing by the Revs John " Dobbins, D.. d
b I. l.. Terry and L. L. Hubbard.
4 Already there are many families tentin
on the camp-grounds and George W. Ora
has opened grocery store there. Tw
desirable boarding tents are being erecte
on st. Paul's avenue.