The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-27
NEW CASTLE NEWS.


Correspondence Of the Republican.
NEW CASTLE Nov 81. 1895.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Educa
ton held last evening the following meme
here were present; Messrs Ferris. Frazer,
Eiiason, Deakyne asd ManIove.
~. 4 =. Tyoout was sworn 10 and
the Visiting Committee on No. D.
The following bills were ordered paid:
w. Deakyne s23.75. booze. sl26,el; James
q. Briugewater, 81; John N. Hance. go IS;
John Duncan, %; ]. 4. q L. L. ElIaaon,
Tho principals report showed that the
following pupils were deserving oil sps.
cial commandation for tie month.
No. 2; Hettis McCauRban Elsie Lon
gacie. Agnes. Mccoy. Nellie Duffy, Carrie
No. 3. Mary Simpson. Anna vantlne,
Belle WegRinson. Mary Campbell, sam
aei lonpin. John Wits. Willie Marshall.
March keegau.
Maude Hammill. Alfred Winslos.
No. O.. Florence Keegur. Renie Becke
Susie Gormicy. Frank Winslow. Frank
Hewlett. Harry Wilhelme.
No. Il. Susie Morrison. Walter Wilson.
Muriel Sudeil,
No. 8 Lila ElkInton. Harry Smith, Mary
MoHugh.
A blackboard IA feet 0 inches long will
be supplied to Niles Wendell's room.
Miss Lunt and Mlss Fleming, also want
more blackboards.
the new arrangements In the curriculum
gives considerabi6 satisfaction.
communication was received frora
DR.. Stewart calling attention to the fact
that one Of the outho uaes Of the schools
has been cioeed for some time. The mat.
ter was referred TO the COMMITTEES on
school property.
MIR. Frazer called attention to the idea
of putting curtains on the wirdows.
DIR. Tybuut felt IL was detrimental to
The eyes OF the children. At present SOW.
eral children are under the care oil oeou
lists. The matter was referred to the.
school property committee.
The funeral OF George Wilmot who died
on Monday night will take place tomor-
row High mass will 10 celebrated In St.
Peters Church and intarment made 10 81.
Peters Cemetery.
Go te Wlllnms II you want OIL worth for
$l. Turkeys l4a, chickens. 15c. Tbs Lenox
soap, csc; 8 qts. lima beans.25. soup beans
&c, Cape Cod cranborries. &c; corn. 90 q
can.
Old KRIS letter box last evening con.
tanned tie following letters.
Please, Kris Klngle. will you bring me
big doll, doubie eehool bag ana any.
thing else you want. fRANoIs VI. DALE.
DEAR kB1s:--l wa mt q veioolpede aud q
kettle drum and an umbrella and some
soldiers, big ohes. Don't forget cur new
baby. FRANK ERAzTR.
No. 20S Delaware street.
KRts.-Paul wants velocipede and O
train OF cars, d picture book aud sled
and this is all. Don't forge the baby.
PAU. FRazER.
DEAR CRIss:-I am q very good girl anG
think you Gr0 very nice man. Viii you
please bring me doll coach. ring, UNI
brella. school bag. double slate and some
candy. From little MAAy WHITE
Delaware Street
Grace Orchestra comprised OF twenty
six pieces attended the City Cornet band
bazaar last evening.
The entertainment In the Opera House
OH Friday aud Saturday evening for the
benefit OF the III. Il. Church promises to be
"a grand success. A delightful program
will be rendered each evening.
To make room for Xmas goods see the
8. 10. and 20 cents bargains at Stops.
New Castle feels thankful that 1t has O
good % police force.
Charles Edwards and Miss Sarah La.
Boube were married today by Rev. DIR.
Cook. The happy pair left on q bridal
tour north on the |, IS train.
Had 1t not been for the rainy weather of
the last two days the new iron bridge
near Red Lion would have been compleL-.
cd and open for travel.
An excellent program has been arrang-
ed for the Entertainment ON Friday even
ing.