The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-25
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.


$5lz.22 were ordered paid. Prof.
Richal dson in his monthly report
stated The average attendance to
be +05. The following pupils were
deserving Of special commendation.
High School Jennie Carswell.
George Duffy, Charles Fleming.
Susie Gormley, Frank Hewlett, Alice
Hendrix, Everett Howard. Flora
Knause, Charles Lank. Robert Nc
Fariin, Marie Mahoney, Harriet
Reed, Alice Rodgers. Ida Saunders
Mabel Stewart, Vandyke Stewart,
Mary White, Catherine Wnittock.
Miss Reber's School--Heleu Ma
honey, Carrie Clewell. Eugenia
knause, Olivia Lank. Katie Sul!i-
vau, Lucy Morrison, Katie Madden,
Rosa Morrison, Anna Winslow,
Esther Warren, Helen Ilance, elsie
Stewart. Emily Frazer. Robert
Harrington. Henry Taylor, John
Tobin. Paul Wier. Evan Lancaster.
Mamie Rogers. lrma Mcdaniel.
Miss Mahoney's School-Addie
Murphy. Clara Newlovc. Alma
Dyer. Reeda Stops, Carrie Spear.
Anna Lancaster, Harry Hall, Harry
Ry an. Charles Sweetman. Leslie
Walls, James CarsweIl. Ralph
Watts, Harvey Toppin.
Miss Goodlcy's School - John
Rodgers. Charles Wright, James
Hance. John Toner, Hugh Nc
Caughan, Thomas Warren, Eddie
Toner, Levera Harris, Edith Harris,
Emma Rossell. Fannie Ridings,
Anna White. Nora Wlnslow, Anna
Gorm!ey, Helen Gallagher, Ella
Beunett. Mary Smith. Maria Toner,
Mary Clark. Maggie Shaw, Beth
Toner, Aimee Bross, Eva Dcakyne.
Miss Downes School Carrie
Sullivan. Elva Morgan. Edith Hance
Emma Lyman, Estella Shaw, EIlz-
abelh Davis, Greta Toner, Greta
Shearer, Helen Ford, Helen Beck,
Iettie Jacobs, Katie Carlin, Lola
Willis, Margaret Wilhelme, Myrtle
Hall. Mary Kirk. Mary Jacobs,
Millle Perrin. Minnie Hurd, Pearll
Willis, Reba DAVIS, Regina Walls,
Sophia Taylor, Charles Mcdaniel,
Edward Cline, Hiett Graham.
OMiss Saunders School Blanche
Campbell, Jennie Ridings, Rora
Toner. Ruth Stewart, Anna Greer,
Dctavia Bartlett, Vera Atkinson,
I a Ia, a
Watts, Mabel Clewel!, Osee llance,
Fred Shaw, John Sullivan, Dan
Rodgers, Irvine Kirk, Edward
Warren, Rogers Gravel Paul
Frazer.
Miss Lcachs School--ida John
son, Sarah Johnson, Rose REYNOLDS,
Annie Toppln. Maggie Toman,
Thomas Leonard. Frank Reynolds
Michael Reynolds.
Miss Carrick's hool.-Sadic
Ferguson. Helen McDevitt. Mary
Pollinger, John Cariin. lddle Gott.
Richard McGrorv, James Nc Dewitt.
Miss Wilson's School-Mary
Temple, Flora Downie, Jennie
Cooper, Ada Matthias Leroy DAVIS,
James Toner. Robert Moore, Charles
Wadsley. Irene Wise.
Miss Dennison s School Eliza
beth Bacon, Emily Pedrlck, Marion
Mcdaniel, Anna McNuIty, Earl
Bacon, George Hallman. Alfred Nc
Cure. James EiasOE.
MISS Janvier's School-Nera
Gallagher, Greta Hance, Mary
Weggenmann. Pauline W'lhelme,
James Tavlor, Hugh Wylie.
Professor Richardson drew at
tention to the condition OF the piano
in the hool and asked for per-
mission 10 have it tuned. He asked
ior coiorcd cray onsln order to draw
maps. Go the opening OF the schools
a full teaching day was put in and
the teachers are deserving OF gre at
commcndatlou. All the books were
in the schools and everything went
ahead.
\ tombstone has been received to
be placed over the grave OF Corporal
Waiter Coiicld. He was a member
OF Company il, y. &. d. and then
volunteered in 1893 and went to
Mdd .etown, Pa, with the FIRST
Delaware Volunteers. While in
camp he was seized with an at
tack oI typhoid fever. He died at
the Delaware Hospital Wilmington
and was buried in the Wilmington
and BrandywIne Cemetery. The
members OF Captain Evan ). Wat
son Post. No. ;. &. A. X some time
ago drew the attention OF the GOV.
crnneut TO The matter and the tomb
stone was forwarded. 1t will he
erected over hIsgrave IN the course
OF a few days.
Mrs. Charles T.. Lancaster is
spending several weeks with friends
in Virginia..
Miss Florence Maxwell has re
turned from Long Branch. y. j.
Mrs. Lydia Blggs had valuable
horse to die suddenly yesterday
afternoon. Meningitis was the cause
Of the horses death.
The Active baseball club jour-
neyed to Farnhurst yesterday and
played the club Of the State Hos
pl,al. The score was II to 5 ln
| favor OF the Active Club.
Industry Council No. -. Jr. O.
[. A, NJ. Nj. had as guests last
evening about - members OF Old
Glory Council Of Delaware City.
| The Picture Party given last
evening by the ladies of the First
Presbyterian Church was a grand
| Success. Mrs. Il. De ii. lauvler
and Captain llo'comb won the
! prizes IN the guessing contest.
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