Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-19
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

A Teachers Institute for Worcester
county, Md, will be held in Snow hin 81
December 90 and 2l
Sheriff-elect James w. Ward bonded
and entered upon his duties Tuesday.
His bondsmen are Elias +. Ward. Harry
w. Viven, Cornelius p. Swain, Robert i.
Brown, James NJ Hollis, Philip T. Can
non, Eli r. Sharp. Thomas Curry. John
+ Richards, James A. Evans. Caleb r.
Layton. The new sheriff Is a man Of con.
siderable business enterprise, very popu.
lar, and viii doubtless make an efficient
officer. Sussex Journal.
James Whaley Of WhaleyviIle, Wor.
cester county, Md, died suddenly OF
heart disease in Philadelphia on Wednes.
day, aged about 70 years The deceased
was one of the most prominent and highly
respected citizens on the lower PENN
sula. He was an active business man
until few years ago and made many
friends. who held kim in warm esteem
for his honesty and integrity of charac.
ter. He leaves widow and a grown son.
Georgetown Democrat
Henry c. Carpenter the ex assistant
superintendent of public schools. said in
Wilmington. that he never expected to
60 in Kent county again He said che
thought he would 90 to South America. F"
II Mr. Carpenter win take our advice he
will put just as much water between him
and the state of Delaware as he can before
the next Legislature meets. They will
certainly examine the school book dis.
crepancy -Seaford Review.
Tho heirs Of the late Judge Layton Of
this county have erected over his grave
in the Episcopal Church yard here q neat
monument. 1t is eight feet high from
the base and Of the finest Italian marble.
bearing the following inscription
Sacred to the memory Of Hon Caleb s
Layton attorney-at law and sometime
Judge Of the superior court Of this state.
Born April 18th, 179S Died October 81.
1852. The monument was made ia Bal
timore. -Lewes Breakwater Light
William Bolton, telephone expert Of
the United States Life Saving Service.
returned to Lewes on Wednesday. having
completed the wires from Lewes Life
Saving Station to Chincoteagne. making
distance OF 65 miles Of telephone com.
munication along the coast. The work
has been in progress three months At
Indian River inlet a submarine cable was
laid. At each life saving station an ap.
paratus is placed so that communication
can be made to the others, thereby get
ting assistance in case of wrecks The
life savers will enter upon their winter
duties well prepared Credit is due to
Lieutenant Kimball, chief OF the service,
Tor the Inauguration of this humane inn
provement. 1t has been decided TO estnb-
lsh a new station near Fenwick Island
very soon.
The program for Methodist Centennial
to be held at Newark. Del, Sunday and
Monday, November "A and %. is fully
arranged DR.. Hargis viii preach Sun
day morning. DIR. Todd of this city, will
also preach. Revs A. X Street and
GEORGE ". Lybrand, will conduct the
centennial love feast The following min
listers are expected to read historical
sketches of the charges they now serve,
which formerly were within the bounds
OF Cecil Clrcuit-Revs. G. Hill, J. b.
Quigg, A. Burke, B. +. Price, E. L. Hub
bard, = Il. Hynson, l. Jewell. J. d. c.
Hanna, E. c. Atkins, G. f. Sheppard,
Il. q. Jones, I. b. Hunter, John Jones,
John Mailman. j. Dodd, TIA. H. O'Brien,
Q. 5. Walton, Fred Mckinsey. w. Sheers,
u. II. Miller. e. A. Nelson. j. P. Otis and
w. II. Smith. Rev. w. w. McNiehael.
a pastor Of Cecil circuit in 1888, will have
charge Of the reunion service of former
pastors. I. Snowden Thomas will mako
an address on Monday night Rev. w.
l. 5. Murray will read historical paper,
John 7 Williamson will give personal
OF the early life Of the
church.