Evening journal., 1901-08-06
Few Visitors We're on the
Grounds
MANY COTTAGERS At SERVICES
TODAY Is Temperance DaV and Che
Services Are in Charge Of The
v. G. T. U.

Brandywine Summit Camp, Aug e.
Yesterday was a quiet day at the
camp. and after the hustle and excite
ment Of Sunday cottagers welcomed
the change. But while a quletness
hung over the place and the grounds
were free from throngs Of visitors
such as characterized the first Sunday
there there was no relaxation Of re-
ligious interest. and blue Monday"
was freed OF much OF its blueness by
the interesting services OF the day. A
prominent feature Of the camp this
year is the interest taken by cOttagers
in things religious, and in this particu-
lar il promises to be a big success.
The Rev w. G.. kOOns conducted the
prayer meeting and love feast in the
morning, and the service was
marked by great enthusiasm and a
large attendance
The morning sermon was preached
by the Rev. Aloysius Green, Of New
port, the young peoples favorite.
who took as his Subject, THE Devel-
Opment Of Christian Life
The talk OF Mr.. Green was interest
portion Of it which dealt with sancti-
fication. During 1t he said he believed
in the doctrine Of Justification. con-
version and sanctihcation; not crank
ihcation. but sanctincation.
Continuing along this line he said:
There are many people going through
the world quoting texts referring to
sanctihcation and at the same time liv-
ing about the way the devil wants
them to live"
The children's service, in charge Of
their favorite the Rev. w G.. Koons
In the afternoon was as usual largely
attended The Rev Mr. Green fol.
lowed with a short talk on Little
Things. which was listened to with
marked interest. The fact that this
service Is Invariably well attended is
highly encouraging 10 Mr.. Prettyman
the spiritual director, as well as to Mr.
Koons himself AS a children s
preacher, MI Koons has gained re-
nOwn i'm the difficult line of work. and
his children's sermons, especially, have
made him famous.
The meeting for the promotion Of
holiness was in charge Of the Rev c.
IT, Tompkins. assisted 10y Miss Emme
Rogers, who sang solos 10 an auto
harp accom- paniment. During the SER
vice a talk was made by Evangelist
Galloway, who also referred to sancti-
icaton.
IN speaking Of what some people
termed sanctihcatinn. Mr. Galloway re-
ferred to the notorious sanctiflcation
band Of Chincoieague Island and said
that it was not sanctiiioatiOn, but dew
ilication
Young peoples meeting was In
charge Of the Rev Aloysius Green, who
spoke interestingly of the twelve poet
ical books of the Bible. Special music
was sung at tho service, Miss Mary
Johnson contributing a solo.
The evening service was In charge
of the Rev G. r. Tompkins who took
for his subject: Daniel Lifted Out Of
the Lions Den" The text, found in
Psalms 2. 3, was: Il waited patiently
for the Lord: and He inclined unto me
and heard my cry.
"He brought me up also out Of a hor-
rible pit and the miry clay and set my
feet upon rock and established my
goings.
And He hath put new song in my
mouth. Even praise unto our God;
many shall see it. and fear, and shall
trust in the Lord.
The talk OF Mr. Tompkins in refer
encc to the lifting OF the sinners out
of the pit Of wretchedness and dark
ness. as David was lifted out of the
lions den. was very impressive, and
frequent "Amensl" characterized the
meeting. Evangelist Galloway fol
lowed with an exhOrtation and there
were several penitents.
To-day is Temperance Day, and the
morning service was in charge OF Mrs
Mary Boole. president of the New
York w. c. r. II. Mrs. Boole will also
have charge of the afternoon service
assisted by Mrs. Emma Caulk. O
camden. The collections will be taker
by young women of the camp. Th'
evening service will be preached by The
Rev. Mr.. Easley.
NOTE BOOK JOTTINGS.
Captain and Mrs. Joseph Smith, o.
Chester Heights. are sojourners here
Hance avenue is becoming a favoritI
rendezvous for night promenaders.
Miss Mary Johnson is q recent ar
rival at the Newport cottage.
Ralph Finn is stopping with thu
Rev. and Mrs. Aloysius Green.
Current report has IL that minister
would like to look upon the form Of /
! fowl, known as a chicken, and havl
begun to look upon the fowl as a pre-
historic one. They are getting SOM
enjoyment. however. by looking G
pictures of chickens in agriculture
| papers.
Superintendent Saville says theri
has been no disturbances this seasoi
and that special officers are no
needed.