Evening journal., 1891-11-25
TO KEEP OUT DISEASE.
STEPS TO SHUT OUT CONTAGIOUS
MALADlss FROM THE SCHOOLS.


Corps of Teachers -omcers of Company
HPrepArinx For The Annual Inspection.
How the Holiday WIN be observsd-A
Stranger Badly Frightened.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Nov 25.-The Board Of
Education met In regular session last
evening President Wilson and Msssrs
Cooper, Herbert, Ferris, Eliason and
Stewart were present.. On motion of
Mr.. Herbert the salaries of the teachers
and janitors were ordered paid.
The Committee on Teachers reported
that 1t had agreed to consolidate the
school now taught by Miss Mary Lofand
with the High School. and that Professor
Jones had been chosen as in
structor, with Miss Lofand as
assistant The report further stated
that Miss Wendall would be- as
signed to the school room where Miss
Lpfand hss been teaching and that Miss
Carrie Downey would be assigned to
the room no y occupied by Miss Wendell.
A new primary school would be opened
with Miss Nellie Wise as teacher, in the
room now occupied by Miss Dowuey.
On motion OF Mr.. Ferris, the secre-
tary was requested to notify the princi-
pal that in cases where contagious dis
eases existed in a family or house, a
certificate from the attending physician
should be required before 1.-THE admission
Of scholar. 1t was also decided on
motion Of Mr. Elisson, to request all the
physicians of the city to notify the prin-
cipal when and where contagious dis
ease existed in the city.
Wba raf,nrf ~ tha ..~.la 4
and filed 1t showed an increase in the
daily attendance and also In the demand
for seats An order for a. so was drawn
for Miss Nellie Wise, substitute teacher
On motion, Miss Wendall was allowed
$40 for blackboards in her school room,
Observing the Thanksgiving Holiday.
Thanksgiving day will be generally
celebrated in the old way tomorrow.
Some Of the mills viii run as usual, but
the day will be observed as whole holi-
day in nearly every home In the morn
Ing all the stores will close until the
early evening hours At 10 30 o'clock
union services will be held In the NJ. e.
Church, Rev T. b MartiBdale preaching
the sermon. The choirs Of the Presby-
terian and M E Churches will unite ana
render two fine Thanksgiving anthems. -
In the afternoon the event will be the
foot ball game between the New Castl
eleven and the Sunset Club Of Chester
As the local players will have q strong
team to meet they expect to put up
hne game. The players will probably be
Rodney, Foster, Wilson, Booth, Hol- |
comb, Whlteloak, Duffy, Challenger,
Lancaster, sWeggenman, Beatty, Hof-
man, and others who will act as substi- |
tutes
The attraction at the Opera House in |
the evening will be steroptican enter |
tainment given by Professor G E
Maris under the auspices Of the guild of |
Emmanuel Church. This entertainment |
will be well attended.
During the day services will be held in
st. Peters Church and Immanuel Church.
and special services will be held in the
colored churches. All the public offices
will be closed.
The post Office viii only be omen twice /
during the day, from Z to 10 80 in the |
morning, and from 5 TO o'clock in the
evening, and patrons will have to |
transact their business between those
hours.
Truitt has full line Of holiday goods
Preparing For the Inspection,
The fifth annual inspection OF Company
b, First Infantry, NJ D., will be held
In the armory, Monday, November 80
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon inspection
Of quarters and an inventory Of all state
and government property will be made
by General r. R. Kenney, inspector
general Of the State of Delaware Att
o'clock in the evening the inspection
proper will take place, aud will be con
Quoted by the same officer All propertv
must be put in FIRST class condition. and
all excuses for absence must be rendered
on or before November $3.50 that inspec
tion aud muster and payroll blanks can
be properly hlled up and sworn to at
once. All men who are on night work and
will loose time TO attend the inspection.
VIII, II they desire, be allowed one
nights full pay by the company. Special
orders have been issued from the armory
to all the members. These are signed by
First Lieutenant J. r Booth and second
Lieutenant J. r. Phillips, commandauts
Pride Of Valley suecstash, Thompson's
Music and Feasting.
At the Thanksgiving supper in the
parlor Of the NJ. = Church to-morrovv
evening. the choir Of twenty Ave voices
will give concert in the lecture room.
The following Is the program:
PART l.
Anthem, "How Excel'ent".... Kirkpotr rIclr
9aaTtette, Anchored on the Rock Of Ages. y
Miss Ssllie Wise, Mas Reba { S~svsi1s 'n,5ars,
william 3. Deakyne,J b. Manloye-
Anthem, The Earth is the Lord ~ Maaon
Recitation, The Wreck Of the4 Hesperns."
Miss Kate MaEuire. ieii'"
Solo, The Old and New HoMem.. Rrgatovv
Anthem, "sAlYAtionl o the ioyfuI sornd .
Kirkpatrick
Anthem, "9od Reignethn Suaa,o,,
2uartette. Father Ia Heaven Hear TIsiilslen1g
Miss Anna T. Challenger, Miss Bessfa
Seweil, Rev. 4. 4. Martindale, j. MI.
Anthem, send the I.ight". Ciabr,el
Reading, Waiting for the Children. n a
thanksgiving Poem, Miss Kate Naguire,
SOLO. ...... t..,.-..... . Miss Bessie Sewell
SOLO and Quartette, THE Sinner and the
song" Thompson. !, Rev. N r. Martindaie
Anthem, "Jubllate Deom. ..... .. Kirk pafrick
Organist Miss Mary A, King; musical
iirector, j. b. ManlOve.
Fine roe herring, smoked, Thompson's
After More Honey.
big crowd of youths aud boys with
nuskets and other firearms, assembled at
he causeway bridge over the Narrow
Dyke last evening, soon after dark. The
ZIP had been circulated that new man
was to be taken out to the woods TO