Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-07
BRANDrwISE SUMMIT CAMP.
Prospects of Zig Attendance--some OF
the Tenters.

Although the beginning of camp-meet-
ing is a month distant few people are
tented at Brandywine Summit camp
grounds. Those who move out prior TO
July. 25th will remain until after camp
breaks. Mrs. William Griffith Mrs. >. A.
Alrich and Mrs. Elizabeth Denny, accom-
panied by their families, moved out to-
day. They will be Joined tomorrow by
Camp Superintendent William n, McCor-
mick and family. The Rev. John d. G.
Hanna and family will occupy their ele-
giant tent next week and from then on the
number of sojourners at the Summit Will
rapidly increase.
Among those who will have tents at this
years camp are the following: Miss Mary
Crouch, Presiding Elder Barrett, Mrs, S.
A. Alrich, William A. Hukill, Mrs. Benja-
min Murgatroyd, Mrs. NJ. Nd. Brown, Mrs.
John Wood, Miss Eva Zebley, James c.
Morrow, II. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. J. Crosby,
William IL, Fonlk. Robert l,,iddell, George
Simpson, the Rev. I. h. Terry, Daniel
Green, Ephraim Megargle, Louis Todd,
Thomas Wilson, Il. NJ. Sargent, James
Foulk, Charles Baldwin. Reese Baldwin,
the Rev. James Conner, William T. Vane,
William Il. Foulk, William Derickson,
George X. Mousley, j. L. Vantine, John
r. kilmer, William n. Mccormick,
Thomas w. johnson, Mrs. Mary johnson,
Mrs: j. Rowland, Mrs. v. Bell, ]. y. Eng,
land S. c. Pierce ]. W. Ebright, Abel
McCrea, j. a. Oliver, Sr., Mrs. George
Kilmer, George W. Booker, II. A. Loug-
head, Thomas Hance, NJ. L. Wier, the
Rev. ]. 2. Otis, Hiss NJ. L. Stevenson, NJ.
a. Kilvington, William Finn, Thomas
Lyman, Mrs. John Whann, the Rev. q. W.
Bowman, Benjamin Harrison, the Rev. NJ.
H. Bowman Mrs. Susan Pierce, w. Lewis
the Rev. Isaac Jewell, Joseph Jackson,
Mrs. Evalne Chalfant, Richard Mcclure,
John Humphrey, Enoch Hendrey, A. NJ.
Pierce, Arthur Powell, Mrs. NJ. Anna Tag
gart, Augustus Dennis, the Rev. John D.
c. Hanna, George Hillsley, William G.
Wier IL. t. Sargent, Antrim ,Worrilow,
z. 2. speakmani,. /. z. Weldin, John
q, Wilson, j r. Hanby, Alexander Thomas,
John Peters, Mrs. Charles Tindall, John
Vaneer, J. Z. Saville, Mrs. Samuel Handy,
Mrs. Rachael Mousley, Walter Pierce,
Stephen Pierce, Harry Lutf, Mrs. Julia
Grey. Candy Cox, Miss leta v. Cherry,
Harry Journey, Police Commissioners
Mrs. S. A. Mccall, Y. L. wilkins, George
Thompson, Miss WV. Day, ] W Day, Mrs.
W. Griffith. j. II. Weldin, G. Mclaughlin,
| Harrison Hinkson, Mitchell Hinkson,
James Husbands, Miss Ella Talley, Mrs.
Robert Banks Frank Linton, w. ID. Sedg-
wick, G. c, Pepper, Mrs. Sarah Tong. Mrs
| John Mortimer, the Rev. b. l.. Hubbard
| Mrs. IAilZuDeIl IeulleS, MIS- cunning
ham, Mrs. Enoch Moore, William Turner
| Mrs Rebecca IIance, James A. Brown
II. j Everson, the Rev. j. B. Quigg, Col
lector of Customs Barlow, Mrs. Robert
| Mcclure, j. 5. Hilles, DR.. H. c. Kimball
Mrs. William McClane, Mrs. Clark, Mrs
Sallie Holt, James Brennan, James Han.
son and Gustavus Groves. II is expected
that all of the 19l tents used last year will
be occupied.
The Kew. Isaac Jewell will have charge
of the services. As yet the programme
has not been prepared. Abel McCrea will
preside over ST. Paurs and Union boarding
departments. James Spencer will be caml
janitor. Nobody has yet been found tt
take the barber shop. The prospects for ;
good camp-meeting season are excellent.
Camp will open Monday evening
August lst, and continue 10 days. Elan
Church will hold quarterly conference OF
the camp-grounds July Both. Society ami
versaries during camp-meeting will b.
held not later than August 4th, and it il
desired that they all be held the same day
The Revs. T. Il. Terry, Mark II. Bowman
and E. l.. Hubbard constitute the commit
tee on music.