The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-08-06
DuI, Dav at Camp i.

U Y esterdaY was dull day at Bran
sstdywipe Summitt camp aud services
were not we'll attended.
NJ The ReWsT. N. Giyan was to have
preached at 10 80 O'Clock In the morn.
dig but was unable to attend. The
alRev. Aloysius Green consented to Of
Aciate, at the request of the Spirltua
Director Prettyman and he preached
o stirring sermon. His subject was
"The Development OF Christian
Life" aud his text was St. Luke A,
81: "And they we're astonlshed at his
doctrine; for his word was with pow.
er."
All During his sermon, Pastor Green
!, said he believed In the doctrines 3 of
justification, conversion and sanctiti.
(, cation. "Not crankifcation but sane.
tiAcation," he continued. 'There
= are some people who go through this
world quoting texts on sanctitcation
and at the same time living justabout
the way the devil wants them to-.
s After the sermon the Rev. W. X.
Galloway made feeling address,
( treating of evidences of the saving
power of God.
1t was quiet day with the child
4 rem for they trooped about as usual.
but did not forget to assemble Tor
the service at l30 O'Clock. 1t was
!, In charge Of the Rev. W. &. koons,
who questioned the children about
the addresses made to them at pre-.
vious meetings. They indicated that
they had no "holes in their memo ry'
as Pastor koons expressed it.
There was competitive singing be.
tween the boys aud the girls and the
boys were declared to be the yictorS.
The Rev. Aloyslus Green made an
address on "Little Things" "
In the afternoon no preaching SER
vice was held but instead there was
an interesting holiness meeting in
charge OF the Rev G. W. Tompkins
It continued for an hour and a half.
Addresses we're made by Mr. Tomp-
ki is and Evangelist Galloway. Mis- S
Margaret Rodgers sang several se!ec-
tions.
The Rev. AloySiuS Green conduct
cd an entertaining young peoples
meeting at $50 O'Clock at which
there was the largest congregation
Of the day With Miss Hattie Pierce
at the organ and the congregation
and cho directed by Professor Dash.
iell there was service of song last
ing for half an hour. This was fol.
lowed by study Of the pJetcll
b. ks of the Bible, lasting ten min-
uvcs, followed by several Short pray.
ers.
Tide Rev. john Shape rode oat TO
camp to inform Spirltua! Director
Prettyman that he would be unable
j. to preach in the evening but CONSENT
e to preach to the tenters on Friday
evening.
The Rev. G. H. rompkns came to
the aid Of Mlnister-in-charge Pretty.
man and delivered the sermon to.
night. His subject was "David
Way out Of the l'It,' and his text
was the first three verses Of the for
tieth Psalm.
Tuesday has been set aside as
"Temperance bay" by the workers
OF the camp and Il big meeting will
be held at the tabernacle. In the
morning there Wi! be Bible read
In, by Mrs. Boule, state President Of,
the New York W c. T. IT,. and She
will also speak in the Afternoon.
Miss Mary Johnston, OF Newport, is
On the program to sing solo, and
there will DC other special mus ic,
The sermon tomorrow evening is
to be preached by the Rev, ]. W.
Easley, pastor Of Scott NJ. l.. Church
Wilmington.
CAMP NOTES.
Tlcrc will be a game Of base ball
tomorrow afternoon between boys Of
the camp and the Beaver Valley
team. 1t promises to he interesting
All the rocking chairs on Brandy
VINE avenue were missing this morn
ing when the teutcrs aWoke. They
had been pIarcl in an uuoaCupIcd
gent last night by one Of the tentcrs
but his neghbors thought they lad
been stolen.
Walter SawdOn sang pleasing So
~ dl tilc ClliluIHIl ) SUI NICt bl 'NuuNdy y
1t was entitled Jesus, Little Ones
are We.
lnC'udel in the popWI alton Of the
camp are several dogs, mostly pugs,
three cats, Il parrot, scvcra, squirrels
and few owls that ho!d sway III the
treetops at night.
Ralph Finn son Of Representa-.
tive and Mrs. William Il. Finn, Of
Newport, arrived here this afternoon
to stay awhile.
| Elmer Perry, one Of the genial
trustees Of the association, says he
do,s not mind receiving ground rent
but lie would like tcntcr> to call at
Some other hour than midnight 10
pay It,
Corolcr's Assistant James r.
Chandler is entering With IeSt int
the camp life
Race Tor Lie With a Bear
MeCooneIIsburg, Pa, August :.
Joseph Mills and Albert Myers,
two monntainecrs, while huntlng
10 the mountains, were almost par
alvzed with fright by suddenly
comng upon huge black bear,
Bruin at o1cc made for the hunters
who hastily beat retreat down
the mountain side. For long dis.