Evening journal., 1902-08-12
PLEASANT DAYS
IN TENTED GROVE
BraRdyWine Summit Camp
Is Successful
SERVICES WELL ATTENDED
Dr.. h. II. Adams Held Conference
With TenttTS-TrOubIeSOme
IIutkSter in Camp

stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Brandywino Summit Aug 12.-There |
was not much going on at Drandywine
Summit to disturb the serenity of the
camp life yesterday. The day dawned
duh and cloudy. and the tenters awoke
with the prospects of the weather man
giving a repetition of Sundays pro-
gram. but a pleasant surprise was in
store for them. About 10 o'clock the
clouds broke away and the sun came
forth and made the leaves on the trees
and all things green sparkle and re-
fleet its bright light.
The dull weather did not prevent the
people from attending the early morn
ing services, however, and a goodly
number responded to the summons of
the bell. AT the 9 o'clock services the
tabernacle was filed. The Rev. w. Il.
Conman led the exercises.
Dr. Adams had charge of the preach
ing services at 1890 O'Clock and de-
livered an entertaining discourse. The
children's services were held at
o'clock. AT this service the young
folks were drilled for the temperance
exercises. which viii be held today
The Rev E. III. Dashiell, of Rock
land. conducted the holiness meeting,
held at 3 o'clock. A large number at
tended this service. which was decid-
odly interesting At the young peo-
pies service in the evening the Rev.
w. o. Hurst was IN charge The Rev
w. T Hammond. Of Kingswood. spoke
at the evening preaching service.
There are many visitors, especially
women. on the camp grounds today. as
the members Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, are observing tenn
perance day.
An Unweloome Guest
An unwelcome visitor arrived in
camp this morning. and although he
showed much interest In the services
being held in the tabernacle, his devo-
tion was not voted Of the proper brand
and he was driven away. A horse be-
longing to a neighboring farmer ran
away and stopped at the camp. IL
leisurely walked into the grounds and
ambled un TO the tabernacle. whether
attracted by the services or the sight
OF hay is hard to say. After surveying
the audience il began to feed on the
nay. 1t overstepped It's welcome here
ana Trustee Hukill decided Il must get
out He started for the animal. but IL
saw him coming and refused 10 be can
tured- 1t ran into tent on Scott ave-
nue.. and was cornered by Mr.. Hukin
and its owner, who had arrived on the
scene He put halter on the refrac-
tory beast and took it home.
Another incident occurred. but of a
mere unpleasant nature. A huckster
drove into camp and attempted to dis
pose OF his goods. Trustee w. A. HUI
XIII Informed the man of the rules of
the camp and told him that he could
not sell anything on the grounds. The
man. however. insisted on making
some sales and proceeded to Gispose III
basket OF tomatoes. When Mr.. Hu-
XIII saw remonstrances had no effect
on the huckster. he took his horse bv
1ne mead and led 1t out Of the grounds.
ne huckster became boisterons. but
Nhen he was told he would be arrested
ne quieted down. but drove away win
me threat that he would see MIR. Hnl,ilI
again. '''''i'
Notes of Camp Lite
DR.. Adams visited several tents this
morning and held conferences repard-
ing the arousing of more infereet
among the campers. To keen nm tbe
FUNDS OF the camp the envelope svstero
mas been instituted. Many of the peo-
PIE on the grounds have received en-
veiopes, with the request to contribute
as generously as their means allow II
hoped by this means to do awsv with
the Sunday contributions.
me camp boys have arranged 10 ni,,.
game OF ball On Thursday with the
booths Corner team. The same will he
a close contest. as both teams are COM
posed Of strong players.
X p. Cloud. Mr. Groves and Ceoroo
Ditchheld. Of Chester. were on = fsb-
ing trip today On their reiprn tbor
reported fishermen's luck.
The Younger boys of the camp have
great fondness for wading in tho
streams in the neighborine country
not lnfrequently they are Joined Inv
the more venturesome girls
Presiding Elder Robert Watt nreacb
ed at Woodlawn Camp TODAY
Elmer Milestone is alxing pboto-
graphic viows OF the camp.
The Rev ]. w. Prettyman was in
camp yesterday.
Mrs. II. A. Miller spent the dav in