Evening journal., 1901-11-27
MANY PUPILS
Arb COMMENDED
Children Of New Castle School
Pursue Studies With
Diligence
Special to The evening Journal.

Special 20 the Evening Journal
New Castle, Nov. 27.-At the regular
monthly meeting OF the Board of Educa-
tiOn last night the following named
pupils of New Castles schools were com
mended for good conduct and attendance
High School-liarriet Reed Jessie
Carswell. Ida Saunders. Susie GOrmley,
Robert NlcFarlen, George Duffy. Mary
White, Mable Stewart, Carrie Gemmill,
Charles 5. Fleming, Michael Rogers.
Marie MahOney
Miss Reber's School-Anna Whittock.
Elsie stewart, Helen Mahoney. Eugena
Krouse, John Tobin, Lucy Morrison.
Miss MahOney's School Mary Stewart,
Alma Dyer Reha StOOps, Wilhema Hew-
lit, Lena Bross, Carrie Spear. Addie
Murphy, Clara Newlove, James Camp
bell, Harry Weggenman, Charles Sweat
man.
Miss Goodley's School-Amy Bross.
Levina Harris, Rose keegan, Hugh Nc
Kane Mary Clark. Helen Gallagher,
Charles Wright, Annie White.
Miss Downeys SCHOOL, Elizabeth Da-
Wis Ethel Barnes, Willie Perrin. Greta
Toner Greta Shearer, Helen Ford, Mar
garet Wilhelme. Magdalene Behrent, Re-
gina Walls John Harris Oscar krause,
Charles Mcdaniel
Miss Sanders School-Rosie Toner,
Jennie Ridings, Ruth Stewart, Clara
H.
ClewelL Horace Deakyne, Herbert Kee,
Alva Watts
Miss Janyier's School Blanche King,
Flora Walls, James Smith. Mary Veg
genman, Brice Nalette, Edward Gillde,
Hugh Wylie, James Taylor, ElwoOd Ba-
con, George Ford, Walter Mcdaniel,
Matthew Walz
Miss Wilson's school-Lilie McHenry.
Marguerite McGrath, Greta Mcguire,
James Toner, Davis Bartlett, Flora
Downio.
Miss Dennison's School-Carrie Walls.
Maria Mcdaniel Earnest Frazer, El-
wood Bartlett, Harry Ncher.
Miss Leech's School Thomas Leon
ard, Clarence Aud, Julia Leonard, Tillie
Rogers, Beulah Montgomery, Katie Fin
negan, Joseph IObin, Hugh Finnegan,
Rose McGoven, Ida Reynolds.
Miss Carrick's School-Sadie Ferguson,
Mabel McNamcc. Maudc HOrner. John
Jarln, Joseph Donovan, Asa Smith.
Lawrence Reynolds, Richard McGrory.
Mr. Mahoney, OF the School Property
Committee, reported improvements made
10 schools during the past month and said
affairs We're in good shape.
Miss Leech, OF No. school, asked for
new blackboards for the school, the old
ones being badly scratched
Miss Carrick reported the stove in her
room as being in a bad condition and
asked that repairs be made.
Mr. Stewart made a motion that the
School Property Committee be instructed
10 purchase slate blackboards for Shaw
town school.
/ Miss Leech reported trouble among tine
scholars OF her school owing to the alb
sence of a great number daily.
/ Mr. EliasOn said that inasmuch as the
parents appeared TO encourage their chill
| dren in their absence it might be a good
thing to shut them out for a time.
The rules OF the school provide that In
case pupil is absent from school three
half days without good excuse it shal
! forfeit its seat.
A motion was made ana carried giving
/ the principal discretionary powers to de-
grade pupils In case of prolonged absence
! without excuse. The principal was re.
/ Quested TO ask the different teachers TO
/ notify parents of the tardy pupils TO that
eject
The reading of the principals report
showed the total number of pupils en-
rolled 20 he 400 with an average attend
ance of 406 Nine new pupils were en-
/ rolled during the month.
Schools will be closed next Wednesday
/ Thursday and Friday owing TO the ses
sion Of Teachers Institute in Middle
town.
Another special meeting Of the United
WOrSmen will he held ON Thursday
night for the purpose OF making changes
in the laws This will be the second
meeting held for the purpose, and full
attendance is requested.
Harry DennisOn yesterday lost a Valu
able horse death resulting from collie
Several persons in this city and vicinity
have lost valuable animals OF late.
Mrs. George Swan soon viii open
confectionery store in Delaware street.
Severalpersons from this city will 60 e
Philadelphia tomorrow to attend the fu
neral of Henry ]. Collins, the 14-year-OlC
son of James IL. Collins, and a grandson
of Henry Collins. of this city. The youth
once lived here and was favorahy
known.
Rehcarsals have begun for the minstre
performance which will be given in tn,
Opera House ON next Tuesday night b,
the young men of Emmanuel Il. h
Church. The proceeds viii be for tn,
benefit OF the choir.
Neil Seminar. who was severely in
iurcd nc the Lohdell Car Wheel Work.
recently is able to walk with the aid o
crutches.
Hampton Weir is seriously in.
Miss Mollic Shilling gave social 4
n number OF her friends at her home il
North Front street last evening. Dancing
and music enlivened the evening