The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-07
TWO CAMP MEETINGS.
Rev. Sam Small Fails to Show Up at Wye
Camp neeting.

CENTREvILLE, MD, Aug Ga largo
crowd had gathered at Wye Camp, In
Queen Anne's county this morning In an.
ticipation of the presence Of Rov. Sam
jones, but they were we'll disappointed, as
he did not put In his appearance. He was
expected because an engagement had been
made. But for some inexplicable reason
he did not reach Wye. He preached at
Delta, Pa, yesterday, and 1t is generally
surnised that he was unable to make tho
necessary railroad connections.
Mrs. Ella Boole, of New York, was sub
stituted for Sam Jones In the deliyeranco
Of strong temperance address.
William L. Holton, Wrightson L. Lowe,
William McKenney. Jr., and Dr., ]. X. II.
the lnte Gen. VIM. AlcKenney, all fllod
their remuneration to-day rs executors The
Orphans Court then upon petition mp.
pointed VIM. L Holton, Wrlghtson L.
Lowe, William Kcnney, Jr., and Clayton
Wright, administrators.
DR.. jacobs residence in Kent, together
with the demands OF his practice, required
him to resign his rights Loyal counsel.
advised the general rcnunciht1On OF thve
four aud their reappointment. They bond.
oil in tho American Bonding and Trust
Company fer $3.50, ON each.
A very handsome memorial window has
Just besn placed in st. Paups Protestant
Episcopal Church, Centreyillc in honor of
tho lato Chief Justice John NJ. Robinson
Tho window Is d beautiful piece Of stain
ed glass work kmansbip. 1t has been placed
in The central point Of prominence-on tho
south side Of the church. The design rep
resents the sermon on the mount, in which
all tho figures urc clear cut and distinct.
Two Inscriptions arc at the base of tho
window. In n letter Rev. Mr. Small says:
"Will you please allow mo to explain
my connection with the announcements
that was to bs at Wyo camp and Sum
nit Grove camp both on this date? The
undors. anding between myself and tho
gontlomen from Wye camp. who came
over to the city to SEQ mo, was that they
were to examine schedules and wire mo
whether could return to tho city so that
could make sure connections with tho
643p. III. Baltimore and Ohio train for
barnesville, Ohio
II received no notice from the gentle.
men that suCha connection could be
made; in fact, hnvo not to dato had
line from them. Hence did not 40 over
to Wye camp.
"As 10 Summit Grove camp engage.
ment. that was only dream"
wooDLAwN CAMP.
PORT DEPOSIT MD, Aug. 5,-Wood.
lawn Camp. Meeting opened Tuesday with
good attendance Of tentors and visitors.
AT night preliminary meeting was hold
and addresses were made by Rev. j. p.
Kemp, Rev. Ernest Greenfield, Rev. Mr..
Brown and Mr.. c. S. Abrahams. Mr.. G.
5. ASrahnms Is president Of the camp.
ltov. J. d. Kemp, pastor of Hopewell
Church, has charge of the camp.meeting.
Rev. Ernest Greenfield, psstor Of Mt.
Pleasant Church, Is In charge Of the chill,
dren'ti meeting. On Wednesday the otflci-
i,ting ministers were Rev. Mr.. Brown and
Rov. A. 2. Prettyman, of Zon. The
Young Peoples Meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Brown. Mrs, c. S. Abrahams and
Mrs Mollie Thompson also guve interest.
ing talks. Rev Mr.. Sherwood. of Brook
lyn, Now York, preached at night. The
singing at this camp is very fine, with Mr..
f. Ewing in charge and Professor Gibson,
OF OSlord, organist.
Woodlawn Camp is beautifully situated
about three miles above Port Deposit,
high and healtby. 1t is in beautiful
grove, delightfully."- cool. The camp is
within the bounds of tho Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Conference. Among
the tents ON tho ground are those occupied
by Mr.. G. S, Abrahams, Mrs. CALDWELL
Mrs. Elizabeth SmiJhson.