Evening journal., 1902-03-08
ROAD OVERSEGRS NAMED
Those Who will Look Alter Thorough.
fares in Kent County
speclal DO ID Evenlng JournaI.


been appointed Some of the new over
seers are colored men and this may
arouse the ire OF the Democrats and
afford them campaign material As
usual. the Democratic minority in the
court did it's best to secure the APP
nointment of some Democrats but were
only successful in a few instances Inc
new overseers are:
First Representative Distrlct-toMih
of SMYRNA: p. ]. Short, John F. CARR
con Tohn Fox. Carey Frazer, IS H.
ROSS r. e. Cantwel, Samuel snort
"a y Richards. Theodore Mannon, W.
A broadway. w. G.. Dilley, NJ. M. For-
aker. A. e. Jardine, j. e. SoYsgroNe'
Daniel Thompson, }. ). Nane.
Second-Isaac Collins, Hiram Bond,
Walter e. Potter John M. Knight A.
Carey. Andrew Keith, J. II. Bishop
1Chfton Hutchinson, Alonzo jones D.
IT. Huntlry. Joshua Short, j. b. Whar-
Iton. James Lain. David Moore, Joseph
Rash. Pennell Rash, John Freeman
James Ford Warner Guy, Walter b.
Third-N. p. Boggs, w. w. Jones,
Silas Thompson, George e. Pratt
! Thomas Stevens. James Frazier, Frank
Pratt. w. j. Loper, Samuel Boyd, Perry
Hitchcock. Thomas Shaw, James F.
| Melvin. William Wallace. A. II. Moore,
] Charles Iawton. G. G. Garrison, John
! Reihms William Lerty. James Shot,
David Mills. p. M. Blair Jesse Doane
Fourth-JOhn Barcus. J. p. Lister,
David Webster. William T. Gear, Sam
uel Powell A. Comegys, David Cum
ningham. NJ Rash, Ellis NJ. Nichols,
! Richard Gibbs, Frederick Jarman, n.
Powell. James Burris, Charles Moore,
David Roadway, w. f. Gown, Charles
Dunlap. William Marvil John E. Will
| lis William Masten. q. Mason.
Fifth-Nehemiah Abbott, George
Farrow. George Rust, Edward Reed,
John Hughes.
Sixth-John Rash, James A. Melvin,
Herman S. Dill. S. Broadway, Elwell
Jarvis, Thomas Ross. Isaac Marker
Fred H. Freidel, w e. Barcus, Aaron
Mcdonald. John W. Travis, James
! Kemp. Orlin Hastings, Benjamin Van
SAINT, Fred Hopkins.
SEVENTH q. Warren, Richard
Jones. Willard Harris. Joseph H.
Jones. w. NJ. Pickering. R. j. Taylor,
T. H. Darby, William Story, Thomas
Wiley. John Postles.
Eighth-Walter s. Camp, James
Biggs, Henry F. Hensman, A. n. Prit-
chett. o. Alexander, Howard Hudson
j. f. Falkner. w. S. James. S. H.
Creadick. Riley Lynch ]. H. Short
Wingate Harman, J. H. Loper.
I Ninth-T. r. Melvin. Nathan Nc
II To
Barcus. Samuel F. Knox, John f.
Stevens Stephen Lewis, Noah Smith
4 William WrOten, John Butler, George
d. Booth, William Murphey, William
T. Draper. Charles Hayes, James Ross
Charles Simpson. George w. Cain, ]. B
Simmons.
Tenth--George p. Hammind, John
\ W. Johnson. James B. Postles, Robert
4 II. Jones, Sr., John II. Johns, c. R.
Meredith. Levi B. Riggs, William G
Maloney, j. r. Bennett, James Webb
ST.. David Naylor. L. Austin, Robert
J. Meredith, Nutter Marvel, James
Hudson. Sr.; Benjamin f. Hudson, AL
fred Appleman.
Presiding Elder Baker presided al
the fourth quarterly conference al
! Wesley NJ. E. Church on Thursday
, night which was the last conference
of the pastOrate of the Rev. ALFRED
I, Smith. ID. D.. who has been stationed
here for five years. The conference
was an unusually pleasant one, ant
, written reports We're presented from
J all the departments. The Officia
, board decided against allowing thu
members Of the Mite Society or any
other department of the church to tn,
use Of the lecture room or any section
I of the church building for church sup.
o. pers, no matter for what benefit DR.
! Smith made an address to the Officiary
r thanking them for their courtesy ant
] cooperation shown him during his
nastOrate. These are the members O
the official board for the ensuing year;
a Trustees-William Salisbury, vii.
liam NJ. Hazel. T.. j. Stevenson, Henry
. p. Moore, George W. Tebo. Jacob z
Kirk, Thomas f. Dunn, Wilson L. Can
! non. j. Frank Wilds and Walter J
] Massey new member.
, Stewards-John S. Collins. James z
Carroll. William S. Haman, John Hut
e ton. John B. Hutton. Glider ID. Jackson
p Thomas c. Roe. Joseph r. Hoffeeker
I Ezekiel Cooper. c. e. Fem. ALFRED
D. I
Professor James e. Carroll ant
Charles b. Prettyman. of Dover, hav,
received notice of their appointment
: bv Grand Master Workman BeujamiT
A. Groves. of the Ancient Order o.
United Workmen. together Will
Charles E. Woods. of Wilmington, a!
: a committee to go to Baltimore TO at
tend the session Of the Grand Lodge O.
Maryland TO look after the interests o
the jurisdiction of Delaware, when thu
, District of Columbia shall make ap
plication 10 be set apart from the
A., iGrand Lodge Of Maryland. The Wash
&, ington lodges desire to attach them
/, selves to the jurisdiction of Delaware
which runs under a lower number o
+ assessments during the year
The Fronbol Cfuh will uaar ct