The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-31

ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
January 31st 1900,

bOarQ VI EQucatlOn neld last even
ing, President Eiiason occupied the
chair. The principals report
is as follows: For not being absent
during the month the following pu.
pills were reported as being deserv.
ing of special Communications:
First grade-Walter McDaniels,
Veva Gallagher. George Ford,
Pauline Wilhelme, Thomas Willis.
Second grade-Mable Clewell,
Rhoda Hewlett, Elmer Pedrick,
Daniel Rogers, Willard Pruitt.
Third grade-Nellie Pagan. Eva
Morgan, Regina Walz. Sophia Tay.
lor. Helen Ford, Rcba Davis, Myrtle
Hall, Stella Shaw, Osie Hance, Os.
car Knause, Willie Snyder, Anna
Toppin, Maggie Toman. John
Rogers, Helen Gallagher, George
Harrington, Eddie Toner, Joseph
Tobin.
Fourth grade-Mary Smith, Louis
Valette. James Hance, Sarah John
son, Rose McGrory, Katie Madden,
Robert Robbins, Emma Johnson,
Laurence Connor. Beth Toner, Mana
Toner, Anna Gormley.
Fifth grade Carrie Spear, Will
liam Hewlett. Anna Lancaster,
Addie Murphy, Mary Stewart,
Mary Schulthcis. Mary White, Gene
We've Lawlor, Irving Walters, Mary
Clark, Helen Bross, Eva Walters,
Harry Weggenman, Ralph Watts,
Joseph keenan,; Leslie Walls.
Sixth grade-Anna Winslow.
Mamie Rogers, Helena Maloney,'
Carrie Cleweil, Lizzie Clark, Carrie
Pruitt, Lillian Montgomery, Eugene
knause, Ollie Lank, Helen Hance,
Evan Lancaster, Haul Wier.
Seventh grade-Willie Elkinton,
Charlie Fleming. Michael Rogers.
Harry Smith. Laura Johnson, Maria
Maloney. Alice Rogers, Minnie
Taylor. Alicia Rogers, Mary White.
Mabel Stewart, Charles Lanll, John
Graham.
The principals report showed
the average attendance for the
month to be 800. During the month
there we're eight new pupils enrolled.
The following bills were ordered
paid: William Dcakvne, $35. IS; Ar
thur Mehurd, 81; New Castle Water
Works Company. 80.
Secretary Eckles reported that
there were sufficient funds on hand
to pay the salaries and other Or
ders.
The funeral of David Bryson took
pface yesterday afternoon. The
members of Adelphi Lodge, No. ),
X. of p. attended the funeral in a
body. Services were conducted bv
Rev. S. B. Wyle and Rev. r. |. |
Watkins. The pail bearers we're
George Hewlett. John McFarlin.
John Hendrix. John Vining, Robert /
Shaw. George Wilhelme. Intcrment !
was made in the Presbyterian cem-
eterv.
Samuel Etchells had the index
finger of his right hand severely |
mashed in the Knowles Woolen
mills yesterday.
Charles Homcwood Cannon died
yesterday at the home Of his pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. John d. Cam
non. typhoid fever was the cause
OF death. The deceased was a
bright lad of years. This IS the
second child to die inside o. FIVE
weeks from typhoid fever IN the
family.
Word has been received here of
The death of William Collins of /
SMYRNA. The deceased was a
ne"hew of Mrs. Wergenmann.
The ladies Of tie PRESBYTERIAN
church are arranging for supper
10 be held in the hall on Saturday
evening.
George Paner, sexton of st.
Peters Church, is indis1osed. and
Frank p. Ralney is acting in his
place.
A horse belon"ingtoJ John Thomp-
son caused considerable excitement
YESTERDAY afternoon. The animal
rot out of its stable and for time
A rumher OF men had an interesting
lime trying to get the horse off the
street.
J. Harry Rogers was among the
scores of skaters on Elkintun's s ice
7ond Yesterday afternoon. To the
as well as the learned
skater Mr.. Rogers is truly interest
ng on skates. Although well up
n years he can carry off the laurels
'ct for fancy skating.
New Castle has had more sick
less during the past month than
or anv one period in Years.
c. Edwin Eck'es was in town
'eSterday afternoon attending to
business.
DR., Bulr 5 Cough Syrup Is the best rem
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