Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-07
CAPE CHARLES
Or. Temple TO Conduct the Forty
Hours Devotion.
school Of The Holy Family Next sun
days service.-A onii Extended
and Accepted = Engnscmons An
nonncod- Brier Mention.
Especial to virglnIan-PIlot.,


liam Temple. D. D., of Easton, Md,
Will have charge of the Forty Hours
Devotion at the Catholic Church this
year, and will preach all the sermons.
DR.. Temple is an orator of very high
rank, and is. we'll remembered by many
of our people who had the good fortune
to hear him at Cape Charles some
years ago.
He is scholar OF the first rank. hav-
ing taken his degrees from the Roman
University of Propaganda He after
ward taught metaphysics for several
years in the Dinwlddie Seminary, of
New York, coming from there to devote
his learning and ability to the Eastern
Shore, for. like every true Eastern
shoreman, he prefers his native soil to
all the rest of the world.
DR.. Temple was born at Centreville,
Queen AIMS county, Nd, and his fam
lily have always beer people of distinc-
ton. The late Governor Roberts, OF
Delaware, was his grandfather; his
uncle Colonel Scott Roberts of the Cen
trcville News, is one of the best-known
and ablest journalists of the State.
Father Temple is much sought after as
preacher, and Cape Charles is very
lucky IN having secured his services fol
10th of this month.
SCHOOL OF THE HOLY FAMILY.
Measles and, humps, which, like
death, are appointed for all mankind
once to have, though painful are rather
harmless. and most OF the children af--
ilicted by them are now well and back
again to their school, happy in the
thought that they will never again
have these dire diseases.
The School of the Holy Family has
entered most seriously into hard study
for the second session, teachers and
children working together harmonious
~ and earnestly, thus making bright
prospect of advancement and success.
Every effort is eXerted in this select
and most excellent school, not only to
cultivate the mental faculties of the
child, but also to bestow that polish of
refinement, politeness and good beha-
vior which go to form the lady and the
gentleman.
The Music School is we'll patronized.
| and great progress has been made by
the pupils in that department
Perhaps nothing SO much tends to en-
| liven and give pleasure in the family
circle as the ability to sound the chords
OF the orphean art, and as it is not only
wei for the young people to play other
instruments besides the piano, and as
some cannot afford so expensive lux
ury, such instruments as the guitar or
mandolin are most interesting, and
many of our citizens recognize that q
course on either of these instruments
at the Sisters School add materially
to the pleasure and happiness Of life.
NEXT SUNDAY SERVICES.
Rev. Arthur NJ. Clark. c.. S. p, of
New York, will take Father NIickles
place here next Sunday and say the
mass at 1880 a. m.
The sermons at the mass and at the
benediction in the evening will both be
preached by the Rev. d. ]. Murphy, OF
Los Angeles Cal. This is the last time
we will have the pleasure of hearing
the Rev Mr.. Murphy, as he returns
next week to Baltimore, and thence to
| California to enter into his field of la
Dor at the Los Angeles Cathedral, to
which he has received his appointment.
BRIEF MENTION.
| A call to the Cape Charles Baptist
| Church has been extended to the Rev.
Mr.. Pernell. OF Tastville. and the gem
tleman has accepted the same. He will
occupy the pulpits at the two places on
alternate Sundays.
Many of our best business men on
the Shore would like to be represented
| in the proposed business edition of the
| Virsinian- Pilot.
The engagement of Mr. D. II. New
house. popular Hebrew citizen of
| Cape Charles. to a beautiful young
lady In Baltimore, is announced. This
explains the protracted visit of this
gentleman to the Monumental City"
The gunners up along the seaside are
reported as now having fine sport
shooting geese, brant, redheads and
| other wild fowl
Mr.. Paul Chapman, assistant depot
| agent at Eastvile for the past five
years, has taken similar or better
place at Salisbury, Md. He left for his
new field OF duty last Monday
| Mrs. Briclthouse. of Portsmouth, Is in
Chesapeake visiting her daughter, Mrs.
7. f. Stevenson, Jr.
| Cape Charles and other business
| points on the Shore have had an I'M
usually large run of statesmen in their
midst the past week or two taking or
ders from merchants for goods for pres
cnt and early spring delivery.
Hon. John S. Wise, of New York, is
booked to lecture at Accomac Court
| house Saturday, February 1th for the
benefit of the Episcopal Church there.
John Connolly and Miss Mary Dalsey
were married in Chincoteague last
week
Miss Jennie P. Lcatherbury returned
to her home in Onancock last week
from an extended visit to friends in
Norfolk
The dates for holding the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Fair have been
fixed by the Board of Directors for
August 21 %, 2S and "a, next
Picturc. Of Electricity.
The photography OF lighting is sciences
| latest achievement. These arc called
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