South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-06-26
The Mountain Chatauuua.

High in the mooutains-eauafly high in its
sims-is The Aountalu Chanrauqus. TWEEN.
ty'sight hundred feet above sea level. far
removed from hay fever, malaria and mos.
qui'oes, are the grounds "of the Assembly.
They include nine hundred acres OF beau tiful.
timbered land, on The brsexy SUBMITS OF the
Allegheny Mountains and on the main line
OF the picturesque b. h o. r. r. One hun.
dred and twenty-five beautiful cottages are
scattered about 1.-THE grounds, occupied bv
leading people from cities East and west
Two commodious and well managed hotel,
open their ample doors 10 travellers seeking
rest and Refreshments. Many cottages are
open TO boarders at reasonable rates The
Auditorium ia Attractive and admirably
suited for the purposes OF its construction
The Assembly Of the present season opens
August t,h and clo'es August l4th. Or. w
Davidson, the well.known Chautauoua
worker, has charge ofthe program and has
aleady secured number Of fine attractions
Class work along many lines will be in the
hands of competent and experienced ins,rue.
tors. Music, Physical Culture, Photography,
Art in its various departments including
Wood Carving, Elocution kindergarten In.
Gliding Normal Glass for teachers, Young
Peoples Glass, Sunday School Normal Class :.
Astronomy and Microscopy, Bible Exposition
and Ministers Institute are some OF the de
partments.
The list OF rsmes give but hint OF the
rich program ia preparation
Ut; A: A: Willets. Or. ". G. Lock wood.
John Dewitt Miller, James A. Green. Or
W. a Spencer. Judge 'Selwyn Owen Rev
Il. Gilbert, Frank Beard, DR.. l.. @. Nul-
Ter, DR. E l.. Eaton, Dean Alfred A. Wright.
Rev. Henry Tuckley, Gen. w II. Gibson,
Petet Won Finkles.ein Mamrsow. Leon
vincent, DR.. NJ. P. Ba'feld, Or. G. f Man.
chester, Mrs: FRANK Beard, Robert Nourse
Prof J, G. Freeman. rof w II. Dana. DR..
A Gillet and others.
Slecial musical al rsctions will be offered
IN the Ayght Musical Club OF Dayton. Ohio
including snIe rb male qusrtetie and m in
sirumenial quartette Of soloists. Miss Ca RE
Maud Peunock, of'New York CITY, and Miss
gertrude Smith, of Delaware, Ohio, will be
the soloists Of the OCCASION Prof w s.
nseeden, one OF the ost experienced chorus
directors In this country, will have entire
ehafge OF the music, and it is hoped that th e
10 usical training OF the Assembly will cul.
inmate in the magnificent representation of
tne Cantata Of Queen Ether.
Tie attendance last year wss double that
ofany former year, and still larger crowds
are expected during the season Of 1891.
Every dhv will be crowded with the best
thiags winch money can procure and genius
devise. This unique, Attrnctive-and healtI1ful
spot ia destined TO become to the Noun aims
"hat ocean Grove is TO the Sea Short-a
great national centre OF Christian education.
Recognition day will be observed August
l3th aud IT Is expected that large cless will
graduate. All trains on the b. & o. Road
stop at Mountain Lake during the sur nner
months and unusually low rates are Offered
from all points to visitors no desire TO reach
this Assembly. A line DROPPED 10 J. A
Enlow, at Mountain Lake Park, Nd will
bring TO yen handsome, illuminated pro.
gram of this Assembly for the coming sum
mer; which has just come from The printers
hands
Detailed Information orcerninQ rates of
fare and time OF trains can be procured upon
application to any Baltimore al1 Ohio Tick.
Ell agent.