The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-05
FIFTH EDITION,



Brandywine Summit Cnmp,
Among those who came into eaynn
, Friday were Mrs. Parry, Canby Cor
MIR. Luff and u family from Thurlow
Pa, withsyarious others, and as a con.
sequence the population has been
greatly augmented, and tho outlook
for quite large attendance at the
tabernacle tomorrow Is very encour-
aging.
The meeting at the cottage OF Mrs.
Joshua Tuggart last evening was led
by Rev. Nrs. Tomkinson, and was
quite well attended.
Mrs. Francis was the only represen.
tative from Union, but most OF the
other churches in Wilmington were
( more largely represented, and there
was little space that was not occu pied.
Mrs. L. Is good singer, u fluent talker
and popular leader. This evening a
meeting will he held In the cottage OF
Mira, Holt and an hour may DO passed.
there very proiitably
Those who expect to accomplish a
great work must prepare for 1t, as d
good mower always vets his scytha
before he begins to cut the grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilmer attended tho
funeral of Mrs. Bugby, daughter Of
1.-THE late VIM. Miller OF this city. She
for the benefit of her health, whore
Ishe met Mr.. Bughy, quito a wealthy
gentleman. and the two were married
last December. After her marriage,
although surrounded by every luxury,
she rapidly declined, aud few weeks
ago she returned to our city, to die
among her relatives. Dr. Jewell con-
Quoted the funeral services and made
an impressive address.
Her remains were inferred In River.
view Cemetery. The angel Death ID
busy with his sickel. "He reaps the
bearded. grain at a breath aud the
mowers that grow between" To-mor.
row hlr. and Mrs. Kilmer will go to
Rockford to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
sarah Hewes. The interment Will
take place at Concord Frienis' burial
.lgrOund.
Rev. L. L. Hubbard was busily en-.
gagged in fitting up his cottage OH Fri.
Iday and III the evening lie returned to
Wilmington on his bicycle. leaving the
Concord pike at the brickyard, passing
down Washington street and over the
flnew bridge, thus saving over miles
travel in reaching his home. After
,lolficihtiDg tomorrow at Union Church
he is expected to return to the camp.
us he is to be the grand generallsimo
lthis season.
Rev. j. d. c. Hanna also returned to
the city in the evening TO look after
,Isplritual matters at Old Asbury. Rid
ling up and down the pike every day
Unjust ado to his physical powers. conse.
'Iquently his sermons will be given adj
'lditional force and he may yet become
the Bascomb of tho Conference.
Thomas johnson, the treasurer Of
the association, has erected an addi.
II zion To his cottage. at the corner OF
Union and Elan avenues, and superin.
ltendent Mccormick is greatly pleased
Iat thl5 evidence OF enterprise, as he
expects greater things from him In the
future.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Henry Crawford of
Seventh and Jefferson streets. made a
very pleasant visit to Miss Nettie Nc.
ICorinick. who Ia a very genial host.
Anyone wishing to get the news of
the day. should apply to her, as she
has the papers, including the I.EPUBLI-
'CAN, for sale.
Miss Ella Woodrow in cavorting
7Iaround the grounds on her bicycle.
had the misfortune to run into one OF
\ thus making n small iobfor machine
lat. Her friends ware pleased that
she eseap ID so lightly. I
| The palace stable OF undertaken Kill
| tner is regarded by him as perfect
gem. He thinks his neighbors must
acknowledge a"Deat'and resolve to do
better next time. brown and EyeJson
can take tie hint by the way, a good
STORY ID told OF Alr. j. He went out
last evening to escort the family OF
ibis son in.law, Augustus Bullock, into
the grounds, whom he got lost, and
after wandering about sometime, and
~ in ID. I,0 40
1.-THE babes in tho woods, he brought up
Ingalnst tho fonce. where he wasiafter-
wards found by a friend and rescued
Iron the IGrilS which besot him. Az
RELATED by kilInar tho adventure was
almost terrifying,
The water supply promises to be
lrcally abundant. Tic pumps have
lbeen put in good .ordet, -J5Tid - pSrw
properly there will not DO any CAUSE OF
compliant. Outward applications OF
water as well as inward ones are very
grateful. a 3-yearold youngster
dwelling near the pump believes In
the doctrine, and on more than one
Occasion after being dressed up nicely
This mother has found him in a few
minutes afterwards trying to bathe in
,lhe Watering trough. Her feelings can
he better imagined than described.
Storekeeper Gooding did not
reach the camp last evening until
Inoar ton o'clock, ana his Delay caused
considerable uneasiness, as yeast cakes
and bread were III gleat demand. It
was feared that his wagon hal broken
down, that he had been waylaid and
lrobhed. or somo evil boast might have
IieVoured him, and tho organization
OF search party was contemplated.
Some OF his frienls with a lantern pro.
decided as far MS 1ohnson's Corner, and
when he drove into tho grounds thera
WIS more than one hoart made glad,
Jas 1t was felt That all Is we'll that
lends we'll"
Mrs. Tong desires that particular &C.
Itention be called to her boarding tent,
as she intends to provide tho best at
Lowest rates.
Mr. Goodwin desires everyone who
vista the camp To remember that his
hacks will meet tie csrs at Grlnogue,
both morning nrd evening, and the
flare Will 10 accordance with the
times.
Miss Dora Kilmer left u lamp burn
ling In the rear part oil the cottage last
levcning, when she Nent out, and In a
short time afterwards. Il neighbor no.
Titled her parents that something was
wrong. and they had better look after
lit, ii they wished to avoid blow up.
Mrs. ktImer on examination found
THAT the top had not been properly ad.
tijusted and the lamp had been utterly
ruined. Mr., X. purchased n new chin.
.lney for another lamp and did not
,scold Il bit. although he said some.
hing about earales5ne53.
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