The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-29
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Correspondence of thu REPUBLICAN
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| Tho following members of the Board OF
Education were present at the regular
meeting of the Board last evauing.
President Eiason, Mossrs. Maloney,
Philips, Corrick, Stewart. Manlove
The following pupils were reported de-
serving OF special commentator for at
tendance.
| Grade, No. --Gaorge Ford, Flora Walls
Katie Daniels, Jane Smith. James Taylor,
Brice Valette.
Grade, No, e--Mabol -Clswell; john
| Grear. ,t,,s i +, p.
| Grade No.. s-Nellis Pagan, Ragina
| Walk. Beatrice Pierce, Sophia Taylor,
| Pearle Wills, octayln Bartlett, Myrtle
| Hail, Rebseca Aaron, Stella Shaw, Mar
gsrst Wilhelme, Katie Carlin, Oscar
Knauss, Eddie Cline, Mile PERRIN, Job
Elkiuton, Greta slsavsr.
Grade No 4-Edna Bilis, Lydia Vande-
grift, Beth Toner, John Halltnan, John
Toner, Mary Bills, Rose Kesnau, Harry
Bills, James Hance, Anna White. Eva
Deakyne, Anna Gromley, Ellie Bennett,
Minaie Hurd, Eddie Toner, Mary Smith,
Lewis yalettn Fannie Rulings, Mana
Toner. 4... t,.
uiGrade No, 5-Alma Dyer, Reda Stops,
Anna Lancaster. Addie Murphy, Clara
| Newloye, Helen Bross, John Clyner, Jas.
| Campbell, Joseoh keenan,, Leslie Walls,
Harry I,outh. James Smith,
Grade No, 8-Eyan Lancaster, Paul
| Wisr. Olive Lauk. Euesnia Kususs, Gar.
| rio Pruitt. Helena Maloney, Lille Mont
| romerv.
Grade No. 7-Beulah Hurd, Rosie Morr.
! ison, Alice Rogers, Olga Wise, Jessie
| Watts, Charlie Fleming, Michael Rogers,
(! Harry B, Smith, Willie Jester. !
Grade No. 8-Harysy Newiovs, Willie
| Hall, Harry CIR ayill, James Lancaster
| Mary Pedrick, Mary. Saunders Mary
Drums, Joseph Pagan.
High School, Mary Carnagy, Carrie
| Pedrick, Anna Vantine, james White,
Mary Hastings, Harriet Reed, Andrew
| LenOir Flora Knause Anna Rogers,
| Harvey Wilhelme
MIR. Mahoney reported that Contractor
Mitchell will repair the roof of No. 3school.
Mr.. Mitchell will see that the tile will
| come from Akron. Ohio. The painting
| of the building will be done by Padberg &
Brother.
The finance committee reported that
there was s136l, SO on hand.
Mr.. Philips reported that Mr.. A. B.
Cooper had presented a handsome map of
the United Statos to No. 8 School. On
motion vote of thanks was given to Mi.
! Cooper for his kindness.
During the past month there were Is
pupils enrolled and the average attend
snce was 424. Mr., Eliason said that there
would DO trouble for the school board
| shortly, Mr.. John Plat has removed in
| to the city and his daughter will want to
attend Nc. ! school. He stands upon
the ground that outsiders must vacate for
the local children
Mr., Mahoney said that If a man came
from Ireland tomorrow he would have to
| wait for a vacancy,
Mr.. Philips favored having the rule en-.
forced by outside punils not beinp adj
mitteu only at the beginning OF a stated
auarter. Mr.. Eliason favored stated
period, for the admission of pupils.
Edna Wilson tho Girl over whom Non
tyaloo A. Col. murdered William Mo n
tauue ia exnected tn leave New Cast,e Jail
to-dav. When the GIRL received her check
| from tho clark Of p, .be could not
| cot n cashed She oav- n, in Sberiff Tay.
| lor and he I,cked IT min his desk In Will
| ,,5ngton. Edna was unnbIe tn secure the
cboek and tns Sheriff would not advance
tho money M the chec, had not been en-
dorsea She statsd here Yesterday tbht
| sbe sto,n,, M Monday night Mt a MARKET
strset hote, near Ninth, ia honsd TINT
whom once abe leaves Sew Castle that the
iai, doors will he barred AGAINST hsr
| Her nrasancs is fistosteful toNsw Castle
neorle.
1.-The Wewat WLnrfoot Social Club has
been for med and hsadouartsrs secured in
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