Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-07-25

cess thus year The trustees are, doing
everything in their lpower to put the,
grounds in first-class order, and every
thingiis being, Zone, that. cansbe one'f6r,
the onyenience and comfort of those
who wall attend the meeting. Already
many families, are tentlHg on the camp
grounds, and;the prospect is fair for a
very large mpnient-indeed, IN
usually large. Some very important
changes have been made in the location
OF tents, as have also other improve
inents OF material sort that will add
very much to the appearance of the
ground and to the comfort of the per-
sons tenting Of the grounds.
The Rev. Thomas e. Terry, who will
have the meeting in charge, has his
plans well matured and unless some
Unforeseen contingency shall arise to
Interfere, those who attend will be
highly favored. Definite ARRANGEMENTS
have been made with the ministers who
are TO preach for given dates, so that
each one knows when he Is expected to
preach before lie goes. The Rev. E. L.
Hubbard, who is favorite with the
people of this city, will preach the first
sermon on Monday evening, August
9th. Wednesday morning, August 7th,
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety will hold anniversary services, and
Mrs. L. Il. Barrett will have charge.
Thursday, August 9th, will be Temper
ance Day, and there is in store for them
who go a rich treat. The services in the
mrrning will be under the auspices of
che New Castle County Womsn's Chris
tian Temperance Union and the Rev.
Adam Stengle of Smyrna will be the
chief speaker. In the afternoon the
Rev. Sam w. Small, d. D., of Norfolk,
Va, perhaps tine most foroible temper
ance orator in this country to-day, will
address the meeting, and already the
fact of bis coming is attracting much
attention to the meeting and to the Tenn
perance Day. On Sunday, August 18th,
the Rev. DR.. Hulburd of this city will
preach in the morning, the Rev. Charles
A. Hill of this conference, and at
present stationed at Salisbury, Nd,
will preach in the afternoon, and the
Rev. @. w. Prettyman, also of this con-
ference and the present pastor of the
church in Seaford, will preach in the
evening. Besides those already named
and the ministers stationed in the city,
who are to preach during the meeting,
the following ministers are expected to
be present and preach duriug the con-
tiniiance OF camp; Revs. Julius Iiodd,
H. w. Ewing, r. I. Watkins, V. S. Col
Inns, j. B. Quigg, |. L. Wood, w. L.
White, Alfred Smith, d. D., w. L. 8.
Murray, D. D., and J. P. Otis-a fine
array of ministerial talent indeed. The
Rev. John d. @. Hanna will have
Oh sxf N ,NaA,Nlata
the Rev. +. B. Short will conduct the
children's meetings and Miss CLARA Boyd
will conduct meetings daily in the large
tents for the promotion Of holiness.
J. R. King will be musical director, and
the books to be used will be the
Methodist Hymnal and "Love and
Praise No. O." Prof Sweney's new
book. The management is certainly TO
be congratulated on having such ar
rangements and so we'll matured. It
would seem that it only needs the time !
for the meeting to come with the bless.
ing of benign Providence to make 1t
success.
THE LIST OF TENTERs.
Already 1876 tents have been rented
and it is possible that 10 or20 more will
be engaged before the camp opens. The
list of tenters includes the following:
ST Paul's avenne-Mrs, Sarah A.
Alrich, William II. Foulk, Miss Mary
Crouch, the Rev. Thomas L. Terry, Pre-
siding Elder Barrett, Mrs. Clarissa MUIR
gatroyd, S. H. Baynard, w. A. Hukill,
Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. George Mccall,
Miss Eva Zebley, james G. Morrow, H.
M. johnson, Mrs. Mary Todd, #. L.
Layton, Mrf. James Crosby, Robert
Liddell, James @. Pickles, Ephraim
Megargle and Lewis T. Grub.
North side of circle-Thomas Wilson,
e. NJ. Sergeant, James Foulk and Mrs.
Rebecca Hance.
Scott avenue-Wlliam T. Mcconnell,
Mrs. Truitt, Mrs. James Sawdon, Jr.,
Mrs. James Tong, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs,
Geagan, James Clayton, E. G. Evans,
John Banks, W. H. Taylor, Mr.. Hen
erickson and H. Barbera.
Asbury avenue-Mrs. Susan Pierce,
Mrs. Martha Lewis. the Rev. l.. w.
Layfield, George w. Burke, James
jackson, Mrs EVeline Chalfaut, Richard
Mcclure, Lewis Maxwell. Mrs. Lydia
Hannaway, Samuel @. Penrose, M. A.
Grub, Mrs. Richard Poinsett, A. NJ.
Pierce, Mr.. Enoch M0Ore, Arthur
Powell, Mrs. NJ. A. Taggart, A. f.
Dennis, Mrs. Harry Parker, William
Turner and the Rev. John H. Howard,
D. d.
East side of circle-Alfred Wilson,
Charles Baldwin, Reese Baldwin. the |
Rev. j. B. Quigg, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs.
'ralley, H. 4. Sargent, w. K. Foulk,
William DericksOn, George X. Mousley,
George Hansell and James Morgan.
Bethel avenue-John Gee, w. w. |
Day, Antrim Worrilow, G. e. Speak
man, Joseph Turner, Samuel Mckay, |
Thomas Calbraith, Jonathan Zebley, W. |
II. Hutson, t. Booth, John o. Wilson, |
Jacob X. Handy and William Handy.
Sloan avenue-John Peters, James
T. Cannon. Mrs. Maggie Tindall and |
John Van Leer.
Summit avenue--James E. Saville,
Mrs, Samuel Handy, Mahlom Nousley, |
S. W. Daniels, Mr.. Pierce, Mr.. Webster, |
g. II. Groves, Stephen Pierce, G. e. |
Woods, Harry Luff, Mrs. ], Q. Liddell,
Candy Cox, Mrs. Ida v. Cherry, w. II. |
Jr,, George F. Vernon, Charles |
w. Gooding, Mrs. Mary Perry, w. W. |
Talley, E. A. Woods, Joseph H. Gibson,
Mr.. Ennis and Mrs. Wright
South side of circle-John r. Kilmer,
Maris Alexander, the Rev. John d. @.
Hanna and Frank A. Mitchell.
Union avenue-Isasc Woodrow, John |
r. King. Mrs. j. Rowland, J. NJ. Eng
land, William H. Hilles, j. Dickinson,
George w. Eibright, William Chandler,
N. Mccormick, James A. Oliver
and William E. Linton.
Elan avenue-T. S. Harkins, Mrs.
Charles Wilkins, Mrs. Kate King, /.
Elmer Perry, Mr.. Fraim, Mr.. Sidwell
and y. P. Reed.
West Side of Circle-Phomas John
son, Mr.. Talley, Mr.. zebley, Mr. Kirk,
Miss Nettie Mccormick, Mrs. Mary
Johnson,D d. t. Morgan, Harrison Hinck-
son, Isaiah N. Eaton, Manlove Hinek-