The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-22
GIMP MEETING OPEN
Adresses by Rev. A.
)eckman and Rev.
r. A. Messler.
pGEST ATTENDANCE KNOWN.
Orcester is Well Repre-
sented at the
Cottages.
pGEST ATTENDANCE KNOWN.

;erling Camp Grounds, Aug. 21.-
New England Methodist camr
'ting opened this morning at ter
ock with sermon by Rev. Arthur
kman of Hudson, Presiding Elder
1. Mansfield of Boston distrist. who
to speak, being unavoidably de-
led.
he attendance was slightly larger
n in former years on opening day
probably to the fact that the SER
es began in the morning this year
tead Of in the evening, as formerly.
church houses and hotels are well
30 and preparations are being made
entertain larger crowds than usual.
residing Elder George F. Eaton of
mbridge district is in charge of the
iglous program of the week, while
b. +. Kinney Of Worcester, president
the board of trustees, has charge of
business affairs,
Rev. Alonzo Sanderson of Worcester
; pitched his tent on the grounds
! VIII hold meetings there at s a. m,
and p. m. every day. Rev. DR.,
mes Nudge of Natick will give a Sc
OF lectures on The spirit filled
IN the Waltham church house at S
n. AS has been the custom, services
4 be held in the several church
Uses from day to day, at hours not
lnlctlng With te auditorium SER
es.
arrangements have been made
ereby the Montreal express train for
'rcester will stop at Sterling juno
4 every evening during the week at
! making it possible for visitors to
END the evening services and get
* TO the city the same evening.
ne opening sermon by Rev. Arthur
ckman of Hudson was on the text,
)me thou with us and we will do
e good, for the Lord has spoken
ID concerning Israel" The discourse
general call to Christ, telling Of
god 10 be derived from the church
speaking of the salvation which
mes by grace.
he sermon at o'clock today was de-
cred by Rev. r. A. Messler. who
Ike on Jesus council to the church, ,"
dnS his text from Revelations iii:1S.
began by speaking of the message
the church at LaOdicea, telling what
apostle advised it. Christ counsels
inward grace, faith and purity of
art, outward example in works and
rue knowledge or proper conception
divine grace. Let the works of the
arch be inspired by a living faith, o
mt conception Of duty and RESPONSE
ty Let there be personal knowledge
God. Then will the church have love
souls. Then will the church never
oW sin to so unrebuked in the OBJ
It's of its love. Then will there be no
son to mourn over the decline of the
lurch of Christ.
kt o'clock this evening, revival SER
res were held in Rev. Alonzo Sander
ms tent, and in the Clinton and
well church houses. AT 7 o'clock Rev.
K. Herrick of Leominster preached in
+ auditorium before a large audience,
baking on the free salvation and of
hat it means.
For tomorrow the speakers are Rev
tank j. Mcconnell of Ipswich. one Of
f most brilliant young preachers of
E church, at 10 a. m; at p. m, it IS
|pected that Rev. DIR. Mansfield will
|eak, and at p. M. the sermon will be
|livered by Rev. F. H. Ellie of Oak
lie.
Some of the visitors at the meetings
Hay were:
Booked at the Laurel Street chapel
F G. w. Pickup, Charles H. Pickup,
rs. Mary A. Pickup, Miss Mary Fish
George H. Kenyon, Mrs. Z. @.
|lWes and Miss Nettie Smith of West
hton.
Mt the Fitchbpre House are regis
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hwns, Miss Lottit Smith Mrs. Rollins
|wns, C. l. Suatton. Mrs. G. G. STRAIT
b, editor Of the Fitchburg Sentinel;
|ss Louise Stratton, Mrs. c. j. La
HE Of Gardner and Miss Bertha ard
llixta Lavalle, George j. Bentley, Mrs.
G. Bentley, Miss Belle Bentley Of
est Millbury. Mrs. L. L. Ellis is ma
In.
The guest of the Grace house is Miss
suise Wheeler.
kshburnham house is filled with
sses Neva ard Villa Gibson, Miss Mel
Smith of Ashby, Mrs. nj. E. Lane,
S. Mabel Lane, Mrs. S. p. Kinsman,
Is. E. T. Flint, Rev. G.. H. Hardy,
bnk Adams Mrs. Eva Adams. Miss
bee Marble, Mrs. George Newall and
lester Gaffney. Other Ashburnhanl
hple, Mrs. G. I. Stacey, Miss Mary
Beck and Mrs. S. K. Forbush, are
thu Walkden cottage.
IS a usual thing, every year, the
well house is generally crowded. Or
n register as guests are: Mr.. ano
Is. Eugene Russell, Miss Pauline Kid
r Mrs. Abbie Cumming, Mrs. Ethe
INNINGS, Mrs. Ruth Robinson
aorge Ssarlett, Walter Cleworth
tf9rd Papperwell, Arthur Stowell
LIS Bel tina Elwprth, Miss Grace Nor
3on and Rev. Sam Worth, loca
h faCher
Rtthe Barre House are Mr.. and Mrs
alter Perry of Leominster, William
aWes, Miss Stella NJ. Holland, Elm,
3 fa'd, Rev Mr.. Otto Mrs. Gertrud
Pc and Miss Rose Marble
4 " The Webster House are Ethe
n llaGgart, Wilmotv C. Goodwin, Mis-
Nle Guilty, Mr., and Mrs. ASH,
#'kNd and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hood o
~ Boylstcn.
veneer House guests are: Mrs. G
+ Ihayer, Miss Luna Smith, w. II
ssltss and son Arthur.
s luz Clinton House contains Mr.. an
d. R. Staff, Harry Allen, Sylv
s. near Gertrude Rimear, Lucy l.
III, c, B. Loud, Matthew Grey, MI
Mrs. w, l.. Richards, Mrs. NJ. L
lam, Miss Dora Willard, Mr.. an
81 William ]. Perry, Howard Stou
NIs. Edna Farmer, Charles Deit2
alt, and Mrs. Jacob Powell. Pro
'9lte and wife, Mrs. Hattie Ellio
D. 7. Kinneau and family, MIR
Lewis is matron Of the house.
Belle Trimball, j. II. Cross, M
Sis Joseph Watson, Edward Q
award r. Leslie, evangelist, II
Sertson, Mae Brigham, Miss Dor
are at the Boston House.
N nam guest are: Mr.. and Mrs.
or Somerville, Fred Wentwort
Mrs. Sam Miller, Hubert Mai
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