The Monitor-register., 1897-07-23


Rev. Fl. G. Williams, Secretary of the
Pitman Grove Camp Meeting Asso
citation, announces the following list OF
clergymen who will participate in the
services at the annual camp: Rev. D. W
G. McIntire, Gloucester City; Rev. Peter
Provost, Woodbury.; Rev. s. w. Lake,
d. D., Pres idng Elder Of the Trenton
District of the New Jersey Conference;
Rev. George B. Wight, d. D., Presiding
Elder of the Bridgeton District; Rev. ]
Morgan Reed, Camden; DR.. T. s. Ham.
mond. Glassboro; Rev. e. G. Sunfield,
Camden; Rev. James Moore, Bridgeton:
Rev. Joseph Garrison, Cramer Hill; Rev.
E. j. Kulp, Pensaukin; Rev. B. G,
Lippinoott, d. D., MillvilIe; Rev. j. R.
Westwood, d. D., Philadel phia; Rev. J,
D. Spence. D. D LID, President OF
Hartman University, Tennessee; Rev. ].
B. Graw, D. D., of Trenton; Rev. ]. B
Wescott, Collingswood Rev. Eli Clifford.
Viueland; Rev. M. G. B. Mason, D. D.,
Corresponding Secretary OF the F reed
mans Aid Society; Rev. J. D. Bills,
Burlington, and Rev. j. w. Marshall, of
Camden.
Preparations for the opening of the
camp proper are about completed. AS
Epworthians and Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold their annual
rallies on the two days preceding the
initial sermon of the camp, which will be
preached on Thursday, August 5.
Temperance Day." on Tuesday. will
be under the auspices of the "White
Ribboners" from the Camden district,
addresses to be made by Mrs. J. H.
n
the State Union; Mrs. r. P. Pat erson,
President of the Salem County Uniou,
and Mrs. E B, Lilley, Superintendent of
Press Work.
The Epworth Leagues will be in posses.
ion of the camp grounds on Wednesday,
Rev. j. Hoffman Batten, President of
the Conference Epworth League, to
preside over the services.
The order of services will not be
changed from that of former years, and
will be as follows: 5 O'Clock a. m, sun.
rise service at the Tabernacle; 6 O'Clock,
family prayer in the cottages; O'Clock,
Bible readings at the Auditorium; 10 80
O'Clock, morning preaching service in the
Auditorium; 12 o'clock noon, altar
service in the Auditorium; 1 O'Clock.
holine SIS meeting in the Temple and
Children's meeting in the Tabernacle; 2
O'Clock, song and praise service in the
Auditorium; $50 O'Clock, afternoon
preaching service in the Auditorium; 8
O'Clock p. M, vesper service in the
Temple and young peoples meeting in
the Tabernacle; 730 O'Clock, evening
preaching services.
There is general rejoicing among the
devout campers over the return of Rev.
William Jones. NJ. D D. D, LII D., of
the St. Louis Methodist Episcopal
Coz ference, who for dozen years has
been a prominent figure in the Bible
services. He will again have charge this
year, and his coming is eagerly looked
forward to.
Rev. E L Hyde. the Evangelist leader
of the younger peoples meetings, has
also been re engaged, and 'his popularity
with the young folks will in the future,
as it has in the past, crown his labors
with success
Mrs. Carrie Thompson, whose face is
familiar to the hundreds of children here,
will lead the little folks in their worship
at the Tabernacle. Evangelist Lizzie
Smith and her sister, Mrs Lidie Kenney,
will have charge of the services 10 the
Temple.
Rev. Charles BOSWELL, leader of the
Forward Movement" will again con
duct the altar meetings in the Audi
torium.
Seth Reese, the we'll known Quaker
evangelist, and his wife, will also lead
services in the afternoons of the second
week of camp.
DR.. III. l.. Gilmour, the noted musical
will act as chorster. He will
have large choir of well trained voices,
and the new singing book, "Songs of
Praise" No. 4, will be used at all the
The dedication of the new Temple, the
funds for which were subscribed by the
will be a feature of the camp.
The services will be held on August 12
Rev. Thomas Hsnlon, D. D., President
of Pennington Seminary, to preach the
dedicatory sermon.