Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-30
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Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Brandywine Summit, Pa, July 29. -
Campmeeting will begin next Monday
land continue until August l4th. The
REV Asbury Burke the minister in
charge, has arranged the following
programmed
Monday, August 3d--I0 a. NJ, plat
form meeting, in which all the minis
tiers on the grounds will participate; 3
Ip.. M, praise service, led by Jacob T.
iClymer: 7.s5 p. M. opening sermon,
by the Rev. John France, followed by
"a conservation meeting.
Tuesday. August 4th--6. 30 a. M,
family prayer at the tabernacle; $50
q. No., prayermeeting; l0a. m. preach
ing by the Rev. W. L. S. Murray, d.
D. 2 P. NJ, ehildrsn's meeting. con-
Quoted by the Rev. William p. Taylor;
f'3 p. m., home missions meeting; I. As
p. M, preaching by the Rev. W. w.
SHARP.
Wednesday. August 5th--6. 80 and
%. 30 a. M, prayer services; ] q. M,
preaching by the Rev. Harvey W.
Ewing Of Port Deposit. Nd. =; 2 p. ni.,
chiidren's meeting; 3 p. M, foreign
missionary meeting, with an address by
DR. Armstrong Hopkins, who spent
seven years in India; 6. 80 p. M, young
peoples meeting; 7.45 p. M, preach.
ing by the Rev. AIoysius Green.
Thursday, August 6thr-6. 80 and 8. 30
a.. NJ, prayermeetings 10 q. M. preach
ling by the Rev. S. NJ. Morgan; p.
M, cbildren's meeting; 3p. M. tenn
peranee meeting, With an address by
Mrs. Ella Boole Of New York; G. 80 p.
M, young peoples meeting: 7.45 p
M, preaching by the Rev. L. W. Lay
field.
Friday, August 7th--6. 30 and s. 80 a.
lm., prayermeetings 10 a. M, preach.
ling by the Rev. q. E. White; 2 p
M. chiIdren's meeting; p m.,. adj
'dress to wheelmen by Miss Clara Boyd
of Philadelphia, 6. 30 D. m., young peo.
piles meeting; .45 p. No., preaching to
wheelmen by the Rev. M. L. Hutton.
Saturday. August Stb--6. 30 and s. 80
"a. M. prayermeetiags: 10 a. m. preach
ing by the Rev. William p Taylor; 2
p. M. children's meeting; p. M,
service conducted by Miss Clara Boyd
.. ~ p. M, young peoples meeting
2. 40 p. M. preaching by the Rev.
George M. Dougherty.
Sunday, August pth--6.30 a. M,
family prayer; 8. 30 q. M, lovefeast; 10
Ia. M, preaching by the Rev. W. L.
.S. Murray, d. d. 2 p. M. children's
Rev. Ezra Tinker, d. D., LII. d.
$50 p. M, young peoples meeting
2. 40 p. M, preaching by the Rev. r.
@. McSorley of Newark.
Monday, August 10th--6. 30 aud 8. 80
"a. M, prayer services; 10 a. M. preach.
ing by the Rev. 9. II. Williams; p.
M, children's meeting; 3p. M, service,
conducted by Miss Clara Boyd; $50 p.
M, young peoples meeting; 7.45 p.
M, preaching by the Rev. T.. L. Hub
bard of Baltimore.
Tuesday, August 11th--6. 30 and s. 30
a. m. prayer services; 10 a. m. preach
ing BY the Rev. Alfred Smith, d. d. !;
2 p. m.. children's meeting; 3 p. M,
preaching by the Rev. E. W Burke Of
!, the Philadelphia Conference; $50 D.
M, young peoples meeting; 7.45 p.
M, preaching.
Wednesday, August l2th--e 80 and
I. 30 a. n.,, prayer services 10 q. M,
preaching by the Rev. Merritt Hui.
burd, S. L. D.; 2 p. M, children's
meeting; 3p. M, services conducted by
Miss Clara Boyd; 6. 30 p. NJ. young peo-
PIES meeting; 7. 45 p. M, preaching by
the Rev.. Wilmer JRggard.
Thursday, August l3th--6.30 and
81 3o m., prayer services; 10 a. m,,
preaching by the Rev. George W. Burke
OF st Michael's, Md. I; 2 p. M, chill.
dren,s meeting: 3 p, M. preaching by
the Rev. L. Z. Barrett, d. ID. $50 p.
an, young. peoples meeting; 745 p.
M, preaching.
Friday, August 14th-s a. m. closing
exercises
revival meeting will follow the
preaching service each evening.
THE CAMP DIRECTORY.
Camp Superintendent G. W. Vapde-
yrift has completed the camp direc-
Tory, which is as follows:
Circle-No. ], preachers tent; No.
2, James Foulk; No. 3, Mrs. Rebeccs
Hance No. 4, r. M. Sergant; No. 8,
Mrs. P. Davis; No. 8, Thomas Wilson
No. 2, Alfred Wilson; No. 8, George
w Booker; No. ., Charles Baldwin;
No. 10, Sjpple 81 Derrickson No. II,
Reese Baldwin; No. u, James B.
Husbands; No. IS, Bethel parsonage
No. IA. Minchel Hinckson; No. Is,
Mrs. Elliott; No. 16, Harrison Hinck-
son; No. II. Mrs. S. E. Tallsy; No.
is. @. W. Vanegrift; No. 10, III. T
Sergeant; No. 20, DIR. T. Morgan; No.
Il, w. II. Foulk; No. 90, Mrs. Mary
johnson; No. %, W. Derrickson; No.
24, book store; No. 25, George K.
Mousley; No. 20, Talley, ZebIey &
KIRK; No. 81, George Hansel; No. 2s,
Thomas W. johnson; No. 20, James
Morgan; No. 80, Miliard +. Davis;
No. 81, j. R. Kilmer; No. 80, Mr..
Gfubb; No. 80, Fl. j. Eyerson.
81. Paul's ayenue--No. /, Miss lizzie
Wheeler; No. 2, Silverbrook parsonage
NO. 3, Mrs. =. A. AlrIch; No. 4,
Goodman parsonage; No. 5, sit. Paul's
parsonage; No. 6, Lewis I. Grub;
No. z, Miss Mary Crouch; No. s,
Ephraim Magargle; No. 9, William A.
Hukill; No. 10, James O. Pickels; No.
M ISIS Clara a. Murgatroyd; No. 12,
Wilmington district parsonage; No l3
Pamuel II. Baynard; No. IA, ----;
No. l5. William II. Foulk; No. l6
Mrs. james Sawdon No. II, Mrs. s.
a. Wood; No. 1s. Robert Liddell;
No. 10, Mrs. George II. Mccall; No.
20, Mrs. Gray; No. 81, Miss Eva
Zebley; No. %, james Crosby, No.
%, James @. Morrow; No. "a, Mrs.
Sarah Tong; No. %, H. M. johnson
No. 27. Miss Mary Todd; Nos. 80 and
81. ST. Paul's boarding tents.
Ashury ayenue--No. /, Mrs. Susan
Pierce; No. 2, Asbury parsonage: M.