The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-08-02
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OCEAN GROVE NJ d., August =, 1898. -
Well. here l am again down by the
grand old ocean. 1t IL certainly pleas
ant here. the breeze blowing from the
ocean making the atmosphere SO cool
that light weight overcoat fools com
Portable, and to sit down Oh the bench
es and look at the water come in and
dash on tho shore. to go out again
only to repeat the operation over and
over again until the day of judgment!
1t is certainly treat to sit on Jlai
seashore and watch the salt water undll
It's spray at yourfeet 1t is certainly
restful to ones nerves aud the salt air
is conducive to sleep Sleep Ia the
medicine needful to tired nature. and
the ocean air Is panacea for tired
nature. Its the very best medicine a
man can take, God being the physi-
clan and the pure air the prescripti
is sure to heal all Ills OF the body.
Tuesday wGe Epworth League day,
meetings being held in the morning,
afternoon and night, and the Rev.
John y. Dobbins made all address In
the evening.
Monday night was Ocean Grove
Memorial day and services commence
rating the day were held In Thompson
Park opposite the Sheldon Park where
lil' lllnl Dol NANI5 NtA0 ltlu III Nlit1
grove. Different members OF tho As
soelation made addresses.
The Rev. Il. Ii. Stokes, president of
the Association stood whore tho first
meeting was held in MIR. Thornley's
tent twenty-four years ago, and where
n lurge and handsome vase ID now
erected.
1t rained Monday night, which re
frcsheh the atmoyphere.
The baby parade took place in As
bury Park on Tuesday afternoon, and
nearly two hundred babies were i'll
limo; big babies, pretty babies, male
and female babies, and in fact all
kinds OF babies. You could hardly
he Up wondering where all the babies
really came from, the chief attraction
being handsome and healthy pair OF
'trlplcts that attracted no end OF atten'
ton.
The parade was success, and then
another yearly baby parable much
talked about by the happy parents has
passed away with every parent think
ing their baby should have Deen given
the prize, THE sight was novel and
Interesting one aud WIS calculated to
make the young spooning couples OF
which they ar1 legion at this popular
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mnrried life.
The I;ov. John Y, Dobbins. of Grace
NJ, Il. Church your city. Will preach
ono of his characteristic sermons sun,
day morning ut the tabernacle. He
with his family ura stopping at the
Atlantic House
The boarding houses are now filling
up fast. and the landlords and mis-
tTosses are OF course wearing rather
broad smiles as their empty houses I'll
up with guests.
The season is now on and THIS montl
IS the harvest, Now OF never, is tint
motto.
amp meeting commences on the
18Th lust aud ends on the 3lst, ard O
big time il expected as tho camp is at
tended by nearly every Jersey ite.
j The WORK Of soliciting subscription
for the erection of the new auditorium
TO cost $500 Is going brayely ON
Hopes are entertained that the necas'
sa"y amount will 10 forthcoming by
winter. Tho present building IS rath
er small and Is badly In need OF 70
pairs. Dr. Stokes hopes 10 be able IL
conduct the dedicatory services of III
new sanctuary and is giving all of i'll.
energies to that enterprise
Tries We're awarded as follows:
Most tasteful decoration abe
AlHetras New York; second prize
isabella Blauyelt, Paterson, n. j.
For the best decorated carriage II
i. the AneriCau colors-Elya WidIne!
johnson. Belnar, N. j.; second prize
fI}cu issburg, New York.
Most original decoration - Maut
Madison, New York.
For best decorated blcycle-Ray Sui
livan, Philadelphia
For daintiest decoration In pur,
| white Ndtalie-M. Laird, New York.
For decorated doll carriage
A. Klein.
For floral deeorations-May Agler
New York.
For heaviest l-year.old baby Clay
ton BLACK, 80 pounds.
The prizes awarded were very costly
amt beautiful.
+ Mrs Wa. II. Miles, OF New York
had charge OF the details OF the even
and kept the entries.