Evening journal., 1901-10-30
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Arb COMMENDED
New Castle Man Nearly Loses
His Arm id Machinery.
Social News
speelaI 10 ID nvenlnr Ionrnal.

New Castle. Oct 3O.--At The regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Edu-
cation hast night but little business oI
Importance was transacted
In his monthly report Professor
Richardson stated that the average at
tendance of pupils was 4O1, and that
seventeen new pupils had been enroll
ed. The following named pupils were
deserving Of special commentator:
High School-Harrlet Reed, Flora
Krause, Jennie Carswell Susie CORN
ley, Ida Saunders, Robert McFarlin.
George Duffy. Mary Sullivan, Mabe.
Stewart. Marie White, Charles Flem-
ing Marie Mahoney, Michael Rogers
and Nellie sutton
Miss Reber's School-Irene McDan-
lei. Lena Mahoney. Mary Morrison.
Mamie Rogers, Evan Lancaster. Elsie
Stewart, Anna Whittock. Helen Hance
Anna Winslow. Carrie Clewell
Miss Mahoney's School Mary Stew
ant. Carrie Spear, Bessie McFarlin.
Addie Murlhy, Clara Newlove. Helen
Bross. Alma Dyer Reeda Stoops, Will
lepa Hewitt. Charles Sweetman. Harry
Weggenmann.
Miss GUodley's schcol-Eva Dea-
kyne, Eva Harris. Nancy Toner. Fan
nile Ridings. Beth Toner. Nora Wins
low, Ethel Weggenmann. Mary Smith.
Helen Gallagher.
Miss Downie's School-Edith Hanco.
Greta Toner, Greta Shearer Helen
Ford, Oscar Knowles, Margaret Will
helme, Millie Perrin, Regina Walls.
Miss Saunders School-Ruth Stew
art, Clara King, Mabel Clewell, Jennie
Ridings, Elizabeth White Lydia Dor
rls Horace Deakyne Herbert Kee.
Fred Walls. James Smith. Mary Veg
genmann, Brice Valletto. Edith Gill.
Hugh Wylie. James Taylor. Edward
Bacon, George Ford, Walter Mcdaniel.
Matthew Wall
Miss Leach's School-Charles Bull
Lock, Thomas Leonard. Clarence Auld.
Maggie Toner. Ida Johnson. Beulah
Montgomery, Julia Leonard. TiMie Rog-
ers, Katie Finnegan.
Miss CaiTicks Sohool-James Nc
Dewitt Matthew Tobin, Helen Nc
Dewitt Sadie Ferguson. Joseph Dono-
van John Carlin. Maud Hornor.
Miss Dennisons School George
HAIL Harvey Gross, Anna McNulty.
Ida lank.
An application for position as
teacher was received from Miss Mar
garet Lawler- The application was
fled
Orders We're drawn for The salaries
OF teachers assistants and janitors.
NEWS OF THE TOWN.
Patrick Cunning, an employc of the
Knowles Woolen Mills, met with an
accident yesterday which came near
causing him TO lose his right hand He
escaped with the flesh torn from three
of h's fingers. Cunning was working
at a stripping machine. and I'm some
manner caught his hand between the
rollers. He gave "a jerk, which re-
leased the member, but the flesh was
torn from his fingers. The wound is
exceedingly painful
Mrs. John Palmer is lying critically
80 in Hare's Corner. and is not ex-
pected Ito recover owing to her ex-
reme old age. DR.. Black is In attend
ance.
The Hon. c. e. Wheelan. national
lecturer Of Modern Woodmen. will
speak on American Manhood in the
National Guard Armory ON Monday,
evening, November 4.
Colonel Gegan and Samuel Black
went on a fishing "trip yesterday, and
made bis caches.
The Southern cruise OF the Yacht
Acme George Knowles. owner. has
been postponed until tomorrow
The regular weekly drill of Company
II will be held in the Armory tonight.
Tho masquerade ball which will take
place in the X. OF =. Hall tomorrow
night promises to be a grand affair.
At The home Of Captain ana Mrs.
Chauucey r. HC.comb last nieAt a
masked ball was given, about thirty
ooup'es participating
r. y. McCaulley, Of Camden. y. j..
was q visitor to this city yesterday.