Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-12
BRANDYWING SUMMIT CAMP
About Three Thousand People
Present on Friday
DELIGHTFUL TIME IN THE WOODS
Splendid Weather During the
Daytime.
Excellent Sermons by the Rows. Louis Il.
Barrett, u. D., n. c. Mac sorley and George
W. Townsend-Dedicaiion oil the Pavilion.

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Inc ,iIst annual campmeeting nj tnis
| popular resort oegah last eVaning WIN
decideuly bright prospects Inc initial
service wa9 deeply interesting ana well
attenueu; II eommencea ~ :; ~ Q ei2eK
ana continued Two nours' Ihe Kev. W.
u. =. murray, " ~. presideu. Durlng
tne nrst mar nour tn9 eSefcises con-
sisteu OF sing,ng. ne music whs
nifectaa by George y. Ming, assistea
ny a large cholr, win Miss Nett'e
LOWS Us aeeompania H.. ans , selecs' On
Were irunl eunSs Oh iIoNe anu rraise w.
! whion VIII ne inc n nyhnal az me
Iuturs song services. ing lesson, tne
Suth rsuim, was reau ny ~. murray,
VINO aloo oHereh prayer Next thefe
were iour nflef addresses, lhterspersen
WIN seloGti"ns from Cns Metpouist
hymnal' Dr. Murray io,u now 10 MAKE
the camp success, william y. fpulk
gave "Reminiscences Oh tne Leu nloh
catnpmeetins' me rev. ueoree ?. Cono,
way spoke OF tne presence OF Christ anu
deorge W. Vanhesriit gave reinlnis.
cehees OF Tue nranuywlne summit
canrmeetihR. ,irhyers ioloWeu. inc
service cunc'udins Win an invitation
10 enne forward snake nan1s anu ne
soc'aoie' wn'on many pefsopS accep'eu'
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bFannyWlne oumnit, fh'' aug.
inc hrst uay OF iho Gampmeetlng
sehson was n,Rniy enioyapie. IN eVe1x
faspHot u was cSeeptiohaly hne. an
tne sorVires constituting Ine set Pro,
gramme were insugurhteu, ana tne
u"mp now 10 ID iuii q sS W. 49,,
WORSHIP neghn at gov c'oes WIN
iamiy prayer tne he'' Dr' murray
lea.ilhg.
az tho O. az clock serflc'' ,he NY.
tseorge .. OonowAy pres'uing, onflstian
ssst .,5y was Risen ~ iiiehineIa VI sn1
Metlouist ana bhpt,s1 onurcheS anu
to9 society OF rrlenus'
ine ih1rning serinon was preauneu
waa l. Kings 10. ~ ana 10
aDout ~ people atIenueu tne cni III
oten Service whlen WIS hgia az \, "
ocioch ihe nav william Taylor,
wpn preslaen, mauo au a,luress On
Onauspec'tus nice anu Mun, Illus
rrauug MS !oplo WIN lnouse rap
anu the children reeited verses OF 5otip'
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hrhnchos' whicn viii DO the nymnai
at the Juveniles future services,
lhe New H. H. White preHcneu tne
afternoon sermon his meme was
Inc Weeping rover Oh nrnce. ~
inc conolus,on OF inc oiscoufse Tue
mev; besaieii wilson, VINO wac nishop
Iayior's hrst convert IA Africa, toiu
the story OF MS conversion
Inc young peopies meetiLg anu tue
nominees meeting were neiu aimulta.
naously' NJ o5o d; M, Tue former III
me tabernacle ana the latter AZ tne
pavilion Dr. murray cohuucteu the
young peoples meetng, ana ps'
Charles =. Smailey' ieH tne hol!nese
meeting. On this occasion the pavilion
was used Tor the nrst lime.
Ihe evening sermon was preached by
the Rev. 4. 5. Mowbruy. His text was
St. Luke rs, AZ
Hrandywlne summit "a, Aug. u
The 1000 people who attended the
campmeeting yesterday mao ueiight-
, tul time. All the services were aeep!ly
, interesting inc woatner was srienald
: during the daytime anu no acciaents OF
disorder marred the occasion some o.
inc VISITORS coulu not ontain seats az
tho tabernacle, but Inc seating Capacity
VIII be Increased before iiig sun
day, when, 1T 10 expected, me attend
: ance Will DO much larger. Ram begau
falling early iE the evening and con
, tinusd throughout the night
Family Worship was conducted by
Willinm II. FoulE.
The Rev W. i. 5. Murray, ID. D.,
. had charge OF tho ovefeast
: In tins absence OF inc kev. Dr. BELIEF
OF washington, VINO, Dr. murray AN
nounued, had toiegranhea that no had
heen summoned to Ohio by nlossngc
stating That his mother was dying, tht
Rev. Louis Il. Barrett y. d., preached
, the morning sermon. His text was III.
Timothy 4, and g. The discourse was
! exceptionally fine, The music at thi,
service included trio, Gently Lead
Nc" by Mrs. Mary Gee. Miss May
Taylor and Miss Name Morrow.
At the uhildron's service the Key
, William P. Taylor made an address, OF
! "Conscience, u ustrating his subJec
with two oyster shells, Missea Lillio ant
3 Rubie Fighter sang duet and thu
children recited the 6ecoud OF the beati
: tubes.
The holiness pavilion was dedicated
oariy in the afternoon. Representa-
! tivea of ST. Paul's, Scott, Asbury ant
! Union Churches, Wilmington, were
present. James G. Morrow and DR.
D offered the dedicarory prayer. Henri,
i Young of Chester also prayed. At tht
8 conclusion Of tho dedication the gather
I ing formed in procession and, headet