The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-07-14
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH EAST NEWS.
PROGRAM or THE COMING CAMP MEETING

! PROGRAM or THE COMING CAMP MEETING
EoE1U EAST, Iuly l2th, 1921.
TIC LEGAL Preachers aud ExhUIteTs'
Association Of the Wilmington Confer
once viii hold tholr camp at Copsou's
Park from Tuesday. July 2tth to Tues
day, July 3lst, aud which will bo the
largest ever held il this vicinity. 4
better location could not have been
! chosen. the park being in timber belt
on high hill overlooking North East
and the surrounding country, where the
summer winds will blow their baimiest
| bree2es. The grounds arc an equal dis
taneo from. the P. ". & 3. and 3. s. o.
| railroads, lying between the two lines on
the road from North East to Leslie.
Excursion tickets will be sold on both
| railroads from all points, including PhiI@
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore.
Already = number OF tents have been
spoken for, and they will be rented for
50 80 each. There viii! be boarding
tent and refresnm Mt stands.
Rsys William T. Hammond, Isaiah
Biddle, Charles Foster aud Dr.. J. II.
Simms, OF Wilmington, will have charge.
The program includes many celebrated
local preachers from Mary laud. Pennsyl-
vaniA, Delaware aud New Jersey, and is
as follows: Prayer meeting will be held
every morning at $50, under the charge
of II. {. W'Ildsnlth; at CTS a. m, dovo-
tiOnal exercises viii bg led By Rev. Wm.
I. Hammond and at 9 O'clock every
morning. praise service will be led by
Rev. Charles 4. Foster. At , o'clock in
the afternoon, Helping Hand meeting
will be led by Miss Annie Harris; Chill
dren's Meeting in the afternoon in charge
of Rev. Isaiah Biddle. Preaching at
1890 .. m. 3. 80 and 40 p. VI each day
On Tuesday, July 2lst, the FIRST day,
Rev. j. Il. Wright, OF Washington, d.
c., will preach at 1879. In tho after
nooa Local Preachers aud Exhorters'
Reunion will be held At night Rev.
William T. Hammond will preach. On
Wednesday morning, the second day,
Rev. Isaiah Biddle; in the afternoon,
DR.. }. Il. Simms, of Wilmington; at
night, Rev. ]. W. Harris, Of Wilmington
Thursday morning, Rev. Daniel Green,
of Newport, Del; Afternoon reunion of
Epworth Leagues; night, Prof. John G.
Robinson of Baltimore. Friday, the
fourth day, morning, Rev. George ".
Doughcrty, Wilmington; afternoon, re-
union Of Christian Eadeavor Societies;
night, Rev. J. D. Michali of Baltimore.
Saturday, the fifth day, morning, Rev.
Cotton Amy of Bangor, Pa; afternoon,
reunion of ". {, T. L.; nigat, Rev.
Robert Emery Atlantic Highlands, n. ].
Sunday, sixth day, morning, Rev.
Stephen Merritt OF New ork; afternoon,
Rev. VIM. Ferris, Smyrna, Del; night,
Rev. James E. Ingram, Baltimore. Mon
day the seventh day, morning, Rsv.
George B. Jones, Philadelphia; after
noon, Rev. r. L. Dickey, Baltimore;
night, Rev. j. w. Sloan, Baltimore.
The local preachers and exhOrters will
use every effort to make everyone com
Portable from distance. Hacks will be
run from both Leslie and North East
stations also t.0m the town. When the
tenters desire = walk they can ramble
over some of the most picturesque coun-
try in tho county, or enjoy sail on the
also assist i'll every way to make il such
a success that it will be renewed every
wear,