Evening journal., 1898-04-04
ROLL OF HONOR STUDENTS

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ATHLETIC CLUB ORGANIZED.
REAfONSTRANCE AGAINST COR
NER IOUNGING.
special Correspondence Evening Journal
Newport. April denominations
have been completed in the Newport
public schools, and the following puplls
averaged 81 er cent, or better: Frank
gindall. r.. ma Phillips, Whitney Day,
Tohn CsA.hs. Bertha Lyman, cara
Duff. II an Price. Helen Weldin, Elsie
Garrettson, Amy Weldin, Elva Hanna
Wilmer King. Pansie Oslzins, Laura
Conlvn. Mabel Hanna, Dora Myers,
Katie Whann. Mary Robinson, Charles
FIoulx. Bertha Yarnall, Elmer Miller,
Edgar Hilyard, Vera Cooper, Eva
Alexander. Helen Crawford, Ethel
Springer. Mildred Hearn, Joseph Ma
han. Mabel Conlyn, Frank Oskins,
9aynard Young, Perkins Hanna, Kate
Hanna. Joseph Galloway. Mabel Al
corn, Florence Ware.
| Harry Thompson, Nettie Hanna, Al
| line Hearn, Mabel Sturgeon, Frances
/ Springer. Wilmer Alexander, Abe Cum
| ningham. Mabel Boyd, Helen 0'Donald,
! Inlet Rice. Elgarda Sindall, Raymond
Elliott. John Miller, Elmer Mahan,
| Reuben Smith, Bradley Alexander,
Alice Cooper, Agnes Lowe, Willie Ben
son. Walter Elliott, Leonard Lyman,
Leslie Mahan, Ollie Price, Harry Stew
ard and Fred Thompson.
Miscreants broke open the desks in
Newport public sihools on Friday even
ing, but nothing Of any value was
taken.
An effort was also made to burglar
ize the house of Samuel Dale, the Mary
land avenue tollgate keeper, but th'
burglars were frightened away
w. II. Gallaher /. G. Snitcher James
II. Craig. Herbert Yeates, r. II. First
Howard F. Weldin, John Mclaughlin
William Allison, ]. T. McElwee, Charles
schwendeman and S. D. Townsend
Jr., represented Active Lodge, No. II
A. o. q. w, at a banquet given b.
wilmington Lodge on Thursday night
Miss Ella Johnson has been in VIII
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Hearn hav
: heen entertaining friends from VIII
{ | mington and Baltimore
/ The Newport Athletic Club has OF
: | ganized the following team; Pitcher
! Jacob Handy; catcher, Thomas Draper
: | irst base, William Lyman; second bas'
Tohn Scarborough, third base, GeOrg
Woodward; short stop, Gilbert Whan1
left field James King; centre fielC
John Hamilton; right field, Marsha
Crawford. The club is ready to acceT
/, | challen ges from any team in the stat
The Loyal Temperance Legion met {
the reading room on Friday in chars
Of Mrs. John A. Cranston. The attent
ance was large The following program
d a In11 rn
u din. Kate Hanna Mrs. John A. Cram
4 ton. Edgar Filyard; recitations. Magg
y Dickerson, Alice Cooper and Nab
COnlyn; sundry, Alice Barratt, Nab
Allcorn and Mildred Hearn.
Miss Alice Johnson, OF Philadelphi
IS visiting her parents, Mn. and Mr.
!, s. Marshall Johnson.
- A petition demonstrating against co
= rer longing is being signed by nj
nercus residents. 1t will be pTesentS
10 the town commissioners with a r
quest that an ordinance be passed
II order that a stop may be put to the nu
= sance ,,
5, The condition of Mrs. Julius Dct
IS is such that it is now thought she wi
/ soon recover.
Miss Elsie Scarborough is sufferiT
d with an liberated sore throat
) H. r. Miller is making repairs to Il
sl new schoOl-house.
Stephen Lyman is improving
"a health.
u d. Hopes Bayne is able to be out.
Miss Essie Myers has accepted a p
: sition with Miss Cora Quimby.
= Armstrong Lodge (Masons) held
= banuGet in Killgore's Hall on Thur
"a day evening.