Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-08-05

gramme that has been arranged by the
Rev. W. l.. S. Murray. d. d., who will
Z BIZ the minister in charge ought 10 he
= successful. DIR. Murray has invited able
5 m inisterH to conduct the services, and
Nall who attend them will be Interested
and, IL ie hoped, spiritually benefited.
III Already 100 tents are occupied, ami
during the next two days those who are
10 occupy the other tents will arrive.
7 Persons desiring TO ront tents Gun 81
cure few choice ones by applying TO
NG. W. Vandegrift, the camp superin-
PENDENT.
, Superintendent Vandegriit, to-day
completed The work OF numbering tho
tents. The directory is as follows:
i& Circle-Tent No. /, preachers; No. 3,
Mrs. Reheoca Hance; MAJ Il. M. Snr-
N Reant; No 5. Peter Davis; No. 6, Mira
William Brown; No. 8, Mrs. Mary
Il Pennington; No. o, Charles Baldwin:
(. No. IL. A. B. Hastings; No. u, james
2 i. Husbands: No. II, Minchell Hinck
h son; No. Is, Mrs. Elliott; No. GO, Har-
Y risoh Hinckson; No. II, Mrs. Talley;
No. Is, g. w. Vandegrift; No. 10, ii.
Il. Sergeant; No. 90, d. 4. Morgan;
No. 81. W. II. Foulk; No. 90, W. Der
rickson; No. "a book store, news stand,
Telephone Office and postoilice, M iss
ANbbtl6 ANps Nos fNbh
Porter; No. 27, George iiansell; No. %,
Thomas ". johnson; No. 30. James
Morgan; No. 80, George Huber; No.
81, j. r. Kilmer; No. 33, Mrs. Godfrey.
ST. Paul's avenue-rent No. /, Il. II.
Hanna: No. 8 Mrs. S. A. Alrioh No.
4. s. NJ. Cam; No. 5, the Rev. W. l..
S. Murray, ID. d. No. 6, Lewis Il.
Grubb: No. Z, Miss Mary Crouch; No.
s, Ephruim Megargle; No. 0, William
A, Hukill; No. 10, DIR. Harvey Day;
No. II. Miss Clara A. Murgatroyd;
No. l2. Lambert Fouk; No. Ii, Samuel
ii. Baynard; No. IA. John Greenlee;
No. 10, William II. Foulk; No. 10.
Mrs. James Sawdon; No, IL, Mrs. s.
A. Wood; No. IS. Robert Liddell; No
10, Mrs. George Ii. Mccall; No. 20,
MIR. Gray; No. 81, Miss Eva Zebley
No. %, James Crosby; No. %, James
G. Morrow; No. "a. Peter l.. Layton;
No. %, Mrs. ii. NJ. johnson.
Asbury avenue-Tent No. l, James
Foulk; No. 9, the Rev. Ezra Tinker,
LII. D.. No, 3, John Moreland; No, 4,
William Turner; No. 6, Mrs. M. Anna
'Taggart; No. 10, Mrs. Harry Parker;
No. IL, Mira. Evelire Chalfant: No. Ii,
Richard Mcclure; No. 10. Lewis Max
we'll: No. Is, NJ. A. Grub; No. 90,
Samuel U. Psnrosu No. "a. Mrs. Lydia
Hanaway.
Summit avenuu-Tent No. /, James
a E. SavilIe; No. 5, Mr.. Samuel Handy;
No. s, Mrs. Rachel Mouseley; No. 6,
Joseph II. Gibson; No. 10, pemberton
B.Sbeldon Of PHILADELPHIA; No. II, b, Il.
Money, No. 10, q. II. Groves: No. 10,
j. Booth No. 10, ". II. Robinson; No.
81, Fred Mammele; No. 90, Mrs. J. II.
Showalter and Mrs. George W. Vernon I;
No. %, John Hartman.
Union avenus-Teut M. l, Villa m
N. Mccormick; No. 3, Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. S. Il. Ta!ley and Mrs. Mary
Warren S. Goodwin; No. I. Mrs John
Rowland: No. .. W. II. Hilles; No. II,
Mrs. England; No. Is, q. l.. Harvey (;
No. 20, William Chandler; No. %, G..
w. Ebright; No. &c, Mr.. Gray; No. IS,
J. u. Dorton; No. -, barber shop,
John Geisendorfer; No. 81, meat store,
W. Chandler
Elan avenue-Tent No. l, T.s. Har-
kins; No. 9. H. r. Reed; No. 3. Mrs
Charles wilkins; No. 4. Mrs. Ennis
No. 5, Mrs. Kate King: No. q, S. Ii.
Foulk No. 7, /. Elmer Perry.
Lebanon avenue--'ront No. !, j. M.
Pierce; No. 2, John Mclaughlin; No.
z 8. Benjamin Mills; No. 4. j. r. Weldon,
No. Z, William Griffith; No. 8, the We
.N Can Club, a party of young men; No.
10. William I. MoClain.
& Braudywine avenue.-Tent No. !, the
' Rev. g. II. Conuway; No. 9, @. q.
vi Pepper. No. 3, Miss Ella Talley; No.
IA A, Mrs. Il. M. Sedgwicls; No. 6, Mrs.
William Chandler and Mrs. Nipple
a No. o, Isaiah N. Eaton.
= Scott avenue--Tent No. /, Thomas
6 Galbraith; NJ. 2, Mr.. Barber: No. 3,
L. Il. Cloud: No. 4, W. b. Eldridge
t4 No. o, Mrs. Truitt; No. 8. John Banks
M No. 8, Mrs Sarah Tong No. u, Jamei
Clayton; No. 13, j. Z. Thompson; No,
N i6, William Booker; No. IL, Mrs. Johr
Gee.
Bethel avenue-Tent No. /, Andrew
Winkerman No, ., W. S. Handy; No 3
". w. Day; No. 4. Jacob X. Handy
No. 5, Miss Mary Worrilow No. q,
John q. Wilson; No. 8, W. a. Dutton
DR., and others of West Chostsr; No
IL, William Poinaett and others; No. IL
Miss Forwood.
Sloan avenue-Tent No. ., Johi
Vanleer; No. 3, John Peters.
Presiding Elder Barrett, who hal
tented hero every season during tn,
last 10 years, will not occupy his ten
this season. pressure Of oiiicia
business, incident to his last year il
the presiding oldership. will not per
nit him to remain here longer thar
one day. lie will come out next Friday
and will preach in the morning. lii
will preach at the Camden camp
meeting next Tuesday, and will con
clude his camp visitqtions on Angus
18th, when he will preach at the JOanni
Heights campmeeting.
The teuterB who have arrived are
Miss Ella lIunce, Peter Davis, Mrs
William Brown, Mrs. Mary bennington
A. b. Hastings, Mrs. Elliott, Harrison
Hinckson, q. W. Vandegrirt, II. Il
= Sergeant. d. 4. Morgan, W. Derrick
son, Frank Porter, George Harsel
James Morgan, George Huber, j. Il
Kilmer. Mrs. Godfrey, u. Il. Hanna
Mrs. S. A. Alrich, tho Rev. W. l.. s
Murray, d. D., Lewis T. Grubb, Mis-
Mary Crouch, Ephraim Megargl
William A. Hukill, DIR. Harvey Day
Miss Clara A. Murgatroyd, Lamher
Foulk, Samuel II. Baynard, JOIN
Groenlee, William II. Foulk, Mrs
James Sawdon, Mrs. S. A. Wood
liobOrt Liddell, Mrs. George ii. Nc
Gall, MIR. Gray, Miss Eva Zobley
James Crosby, james q. Morrow. Pete
l.. Layton, Mrs. Ii. NJ. johnson, Janc
FoullS, the Rev. DR.. Tinker's family
John Morelnnd, William Turner, Mrs
NJ. Anna Taggurt, Mrs. Harry Parker
Lewis Maxwell. M. A. Grubb, Samue
G. Penrose, Jameg r.. Saville, JOsepl
H. Gibson, Pemherton j. Sheldon, y