The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-14
MI .TABORCAMP MBBTING
To Open Tomorrow For the
Twenty-Fifth Time = Pro- .
gramme Of the Services.
Special to the Jersey City Nesrs.

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Mt. TABOR, Aug. IA, 1S94.-The twenty
fifth annual camp meeting of the Newark
Conference Camp Meeting Association will
tomorrow and continue for ten
days.
At the close of the regular camp meeting
services it is proposed to hold a banquet and
supper in concentration of the twenty
tifthrannlversary of the place.
Following is the programme of the regular
camp meeting services each day:-Early
meeting at 8 A. M, prayer and Bible read
ing at 9 A. M, preaching services at 1880 A.
M, $50 P. M. and 7.30 P. NJ; meetings in
the pavilions at / P. NJ. and 4 T. M, chill
dren's hour at 4 P. NJ, young peoples vesper
service at 8 Z. M.
Special lays will be observed as anniver-
saries of the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies. the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union and memorial services in
honor of deceased ministers or their wives Of
the Newark Conference during the past
year.
Next Saturday will be observed as Epworth
League Day, when delegates will be present
from Newark, Jersey, City, Elizabeth, Pat
erson and other cities of the Newark Confer
ence.
The Womanis Holiness Association camp
meeting began at this place on Wednesday,
August Is, and will continue till the 9th.
Among the guests at the Arlington during
the past week were:-Dr. J. E. Pollard, Mrs.
j. A. Smith. Miss Edith K. Smith of Jersey
City; Mr.. G. f. Estey, Mr.. John Leveridge,
Mrs. G. Muller and Miss Florence S. Muller
of Bayonne; Mr.. J. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. d. Vanderbilt, Mr.. S. w. Crawford
of Hoboken.
Among others here are M. j.. Murray and
family Of Jersey City, who occupy a cottage;
JsSmith Richardson, a former prominent
member of Hedding Church, Jersey City,
and his family in their pretty cottage on
the circle, and A. A. Campbell and family
of Centenary Church. Jersey City.
Following are the Health Board of Mount
Tabor:-Dr. Henry L. Colt of Newark, Presf-
dent; Mr.. Robert M. Ekings of Paterson,
Vice. President; Mr.. Charles E. Fisher of
Roseville. Secretary; Rev. Dir. James Mont
gomery of New York, Mr.. Stephen NJ. Long
of East Orange, Mr.. J. Smith Richardson of
jersey City, III. j.. s. Whitney of New York.
Mr.. A. A. Campbell of Jersey City, and Mr..
James H. Cox, Superintendent of Mount
Tabor Camp Grounds, Inspectors.
At the nnual meeting of the Uncas Club
of this place, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:-Joseph B.
RICHTER, President; Frank Dickerson, Vice
President; Elmer Dickerson, Secretary and
Treasurer; Water l.. Price and III. Hinch-
man, Trustees; T. D. Beattie, H. F. Barrett
and r.. Hinchman, HOUSE Committee.
Inc annual meeblng OF lou owners OF Une
Mount Tabor Camp Meeting Association
will be held in Bethel Pavilion next Satnr-
day afternoon, August IS, at one O'clock, for
the purpose of electing five trustees, four of
whom are to take the places of Mr.. j. Smith
Richardson, Rev. DR.. James Montgomery,
Rev. Dr.. D. r. Lowrie and MI. A, L.. De-
Croft, whose terms of office have expired.
and to fill the unexpired term of Mr.. B. NJ.
Beardsley, resigned. Other business of i'm
portance will also be brought before the
meeting.