The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-07-30

SUMMIT CAMP
Sermon by Presiding Elder Watt in
Which He Portrayed tho Lives
Of Great Men.
TWO SLIGHT ACCIDENTS.
Meetings Held Yesterday. Personal
Mention. Who will Preach at
the Different Services To-
Morrow. Farmers Com
plain Of Charles.

| SefVlces IN tne camp were started IN earnest
\ yesterday morning when DR.. Robert Watt
Of tho Wilmington district preached an
able sermon. He chose his text from Mat.
Z: ASK and 1t sha)I be given you; seek
and ye shall receive" The tabernacle was.
| we'll filled with warshipsrs and the won.
| derful discourse CT Dr. Witt was received
with many amens. The congregation
seemed to he carried away with him so
vivid were his illustrations and at the end
OF tho meeting grand reception was ten
deIed him.
Tits the prevailing opinion that no better
sermon will bo delivered on the ground
than that preached by Dt. Watt
Tho afternoon preaching service was
held at o'clock, and the ait ,ndanee was
even larger than in the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie conducted tho
usual song service, preliminary to tho ser
mon, which was given by The Row. T.. +.
briggs, OF the Second Baptist Church,
Wilmington.
He chose his text from Acts 2, "a: He
is u good man and full Of the Holy Ghost
and of faith"
portrayed incidents In the life of Glad
stone, Lord Havaland and others and ex-
horted tho congregation to T.. lambor thai
the greatest power Is that coming from
GOD.
The sermon was attenively listened to
- - W ii'p,e Saioh was Liauc vi Vuo
gathering to such an rxtent that q rous-
ing test monial meeting followed
In tho evening aftet u song service, the
sermon was preached 10y the Rsv wv. W..
SS,Ear', VINO chose ms text ttrom; the
Ninety-second Psalm, twelfth verse:
lho righteous snail flourish like the palm
Tree.
He brought out the points that the balm
tree flourlshes in the desert. whore other
,Nt,. his fail hat N r.
in all sepsous, ana IS r5Eil led as the sym
bnl Of Giumpb. H. tle6 Bpfied these as
gus Il So! to righteous man, hii1 81.
hortel all to lead g651, Christ like lives.
ILn attendance was not as largo M at
the services during tho day but t6e enIhu.
siasm displayed by tho gathering made M
for what waa lsckipG IN u,In,boru
Ii ~ ys'afp X gsfting VIII De held each
be one of the features Of the camp services.
Tho meeting yesterday afternoon was nm
der the direction of lev, W, G. Rooms. of
Bridgeviile, Dol, and he becaiue the fly-
Urite CT tbs children at once.
Harry j, Guthrie is still on the hunt for
talent, as the choir is not vet NJ large as ~
should be, hut the HYMNS this wear are vet
strange to tho young people and no donbt
they will como uD and help out when thew
become accustomed to tho nav airs
IJE, NuTrAV mas arranged Tor rOnsinD
religious time, which il designated ma
Lit 10 Sunday" Hundreds of visitors
are expected and tho hos,Iers are prepnr.
ing to care for nc teams
In the morning The Rev Henry w. Ew-
ing will preach, and nj the sfterpoon
preaching services the Rev W. p. Comm
ton Of Port Deposit, Md, will occupv the
pulpit.
Tho preacher in tbc evo,,no will, ,o tho
Rev. William A, Wnllino If Deiaware
Avenue Baptist Church. Wilmington.
The usual prayer, children's holiness
md young people services also will be held
at the accu toned hour,
The boarding tables will accommodate
all visitors Tnion table Is FURNISHING an
excellent seryicr md 10 in cbnraa ~ -, w.
inent caterers ~ - Pio"'
CAMP NOTES.
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tent and whom iC was seen lint hs a. ,v vno
safe grent JOY was displayed by the fright.
cnrd mother
A.tent situated on Sloan avenue owned
by John Peters of Delaware county was
sold to Benjamin Mills for $40 yesterday.
Mr.Mils has torn down tho structure and
'hn,,n ,, v"J !" o1nu v'el soiu i0r Tn"
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