The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-01-30
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

text BOOKS reported that Il nunOer
OF old books 10 school could be sold
10 New York firm.
Bills amounting to $lSa44 were
ordered paid.
The finance committee reported
50. 959.92 in bank.
The resign alton of Miss Dalemma
Draper of the seventh grade, was
accepted. President Eliason was
sorry TO accept the resignation OF
such an efficient teacher. 1t IL a
loss to the school to lose Miss
Draper. Mr.. Ferris believed that
the expression of the entire board
was nothing but regret.
The secretary wasSnstructed to
give the legal notice for the election
OF March ? for successors to Messrs.
Ferris. Phillips and Mahoney. Mr..
Eliason expressed the wish that
the same gentlemen would consent
to be candidates. Mr.. Phillips
asked the opinion of the board as
to filling the vacancy.
Some of the members fel! it was
best to promote the other teachers
one g-ade. The onlv objection be-
ing the first grade where the eff =
cient teacher has organized the
little ones in splendid form.
Applications were received from
Miss Margaret Lawlor, Miss Eliza.
beth Wilson, Miss Ruth Anua Alex.
andcr, George School. Pa, Miss
Reba S. Lloyd, Wilmington.
The Board then elected Miss
Cecilia Mahoney to succeed Miss
Draper. Mas Cooley to succeed
Miss Mahonev: Miss Downie to
succeed Miss Goodley; Miss Saun.
ders to succeed Miss Downie; Miss
Janvier TO succeed Miss Saunders.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson was elected
to succeed Miss Janvler. Miss Will
son is graduate OF the New Ca ste
High School and acompetent young
teacher. She is highly recon-
by the school board of the
Brandyw,nc school. The treachers
will take the new rooms on Friday,
],
Professor William Richardson
reported that the average attend.
ance for the month was 359. Dur
ing the same time 10 pupils were
promoted. The following is the
roll of honor:
Leader Of Senior Class-Anna
Vantine.
Junior Glass Harriet Reed.
Sophomore Class-Georgc Duffy.
Freshmen Class-Charles Lank.
Miss Reber's school Howard
Wilhelme, Harry Smith. Charles
Fleming, Lille Abrams, Marie Ma.
honey
Miss Draper's school Katie
Helen Hance. H. Knause,
Mary Smith, Emma Rossell, Gene
We've Lawlor.
Miss Dowrie's schooi-Stella
Shaw, Reba Davis. Helen Ford,
Sophia Tav!or. Edith Hance, Mary
Margaret Wilhelme, Greta
Toner, Willie Stoops, Oscar knause.
Miss Saunders school-Vera At.
Herbert Kee. Alva Watts.
Horace Deakyre. Blanche Camp.
bell. Dan Rogers, Iva Willis, Anna
Schultheis. Edna Smith, Jennie
Ridings, Osee Hancc.
Miss Sentman's school ol.-James
Kelley, Willie Rossell. Granville
knause, Helena Mahoney, Olivia
Lank Robert Harrington, Evan
John McGrory.
Miss Mahoney's school-Helcn
Bros. Mary Stewart. Alma DYER.
Reda Hioops. Clara Newlove, James
Joseph Keenan,, Albert
King, Charles Sweetmau, Harry
Weggenmann, Willie Smith, John
Clymer.
Miss Goodley's school Louis
Vallette. John Rogers. Aimee
Bross, Hugh McCaughan. Beth
Toner. Rose Keegan, Helen Gala
gher, Eva Deakyne, Nora Winslow,
Ferguson, Harvey Toppin, John
Montgomery, Anna Toppin.
Miss Leeeh's school-Maggie
Toman, Beulah Montgomery, Miiic
Richard Montgomery.
Miss Janvier's school Blanche
King. Flora Walls. Pauline vii.
helme, Mary Weggenmann. Brlce
Nallette, Thomas Willis, Harry
Grips, Eddie Gi'lley.
Miss Dennison s school Jennie
Cooper. John Naylor, Carrie Shill-
ing, Leslie Wortz, Mildred Stops.
Leroy Davis, Helen Rash, Andrew
keegan.
a party was given at the home 0
Miss Mary Bridgewater last evcu-
ing. Games and music whiled
away the hours. Arepast OF cake.
ice cream lemon ads and fruits was
served. Among those present were:
Misses Mary Sylvester, Mary jolly,
Myrtle Mcguire, Lille Abrams,
Lille Montgomery, Elsie Stewart,
Helen Hance, Elsie JonSon, Nellie
Rosseil, Anna Winslow, Mary
Dennis. Mabel Morrow. Bertha
Florence Deitrichand Mar
yaret Mckenzie of Wilmington;
VIM Lawlor, Robert King, George
John Graham. Harvey
Ne wlove. Walter Pcdrick, Harry
Smith, Byard Fleming, Frederick
Kees, VIM. Kee, Norman Dutton,
Charles Schumacher Of Wilmington.
Rev. f. M. Munson lectured on
he life Of Lincoln to the members
If the Junior Brotherhood Of ST. An.
irew at the parish house on Mon
lay evening. The lecture was H.
ustrated by means oil stcreop:i-
,on. The young men were greatly
pleased with the lecture. On Mon
lay evening next Chaplain Munson