The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-07-01
Mt. Lake Park.


audience in Assembly Hall.
Chas. DAVIS, ESQ.,. and Rey.
Kepler, of YOU city. attended the
lecture Friday evening.
Camp meeting begins Saturday
next. The first service will be
held in the morning.
Sup't Rudisill look run as far
west as Cincinnati and Chicago the
early part of the week distributing
the Mountain Chautauqua en-
route.
The official program can be had
at Davis & Sons store IN Oak
land.
Mrs. L. A. Rudislll and chill
dren, from Topeka, Kan, reached
the Park Wednesday a. m.
The demand for cottages is
greater than the supply. More
cottages will be erected this sum-
mer.
DR.. Davidson's cottage is finished
and it is beauty. Rev. Clark's
cottage will be ready for occupancy
in a few days.
Oak Hall Is being prepared for
guests. The new furniture arrived
last week.
About $4,000 have been ex-
pended for building and improve
ments since last season.
We are entering upon a busy
campaign and expect crowds of
people at the Park.
The program for the season of
1892 at Mountain Lake Park has
just been issued and is the most at
tractive ever arranged for the de-
light and entertainment of those
who may be fortunate enough to
spend some time there between now
and the first of September DR..
Wilbur l.. Davidson Is superintend-
ent of instruction, and DR.. M. B..
Learned, Dean of the schools in
"The Mountain Chautauqua Sum-
mer School" DR.. Marion Learned
is director of the school of German;
DR.. j. Il. Hatfield of Latin and
French; DR.. G. H.Ross of English
DR.. W. W. Randall, chemistry and
physics; r. N. Koark. school of
pedagogy; Miss Julia A. Drum,
school of elocution; p of, A. A.
Line, school of amate eur photog-
ply; Prof. L. G. Muchln more, school
of physical culture; Miss S. B. Pol
lock, school of Kindergarten; Miss
Elsie G. Freeman, school of wood
carving; Miss E. Noyes, school of
art; Ministers Institute, ID. A.
Wright; school of music, Prof. W.
S. Wedeen.
Prominent among those who will
occupy the lecture platform are
Bishop J. NJ. Thoburn, DR.. W. l..
Davidson, F. E. Brooks, Prof. W.
NJ. French, Miss A. A. Powell, j.
B. DeMott, Col. l.. f. Copeland,
John Dewitt Miller, r. L.Dawson,
DR.. Russell, G. F. Underhill, G.
G. Jones, G. W. Hubbard, G. R.
Barnes, James Tanner, Rev. S. II.
Day, Miss e. Gohl, Rev. 9. W.
Baldwin, d. W. Robertson, Leon
Vincent, Prof. W. II. Daud, Elmer
p. Ransom and John. II. Graves, OF
Georgia.
The Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, of Maryland, Delaware,
District of Columbia and West
Virginia, will have an outing from
July Goth to August 8th inclusive.
State Secretary J. G.. Simms, will
be in charge. The state Secretar-
les from Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Virginia, will be present. The
opening address will be made by
Hon. G.. W. Atkinson, of Wheel
ing, West Virginia. Bible study
will be conducted by James McCo-
nougy, of Mass. Workers confer
ence will be conducted daily by L.
A. Harding, Of Washington, ID. G.
Thos. Cornelius will give instruction
in athletl cs and gymnastics. The
afternoons and evenings will be de-
voted to recreation. An Inter
state Epworth League Convention
will be held on July 10 and 20, to
which all Epworthans are cordially
invited.