The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
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HONOR ROLL PUPILS.
Attended Every Session Of School
for Six Months.

The following list of pupils have been
perfect in attendance ut every session
Of the public schools to which they be-
long for the past six months:
School No. mabel Bane, Helen Mar
ion Vedder, Anna X. Schall, Annie shap-
iro, Nellie Valentine: School No. 2
Walter Valentine; School No. 3-Frank
Davis, Agnes Niece; School No. a
Samuel Abrasion, Harold r. Morgan,
Sarah Crockett, Bessie Wallace, Emma
Hanf, John Whiteside, Florence Porter
Viola Williams, Mary Davidson Mary
Il. Schilin; School NO. 5-Darrett Nc
Council, Nora johnson. Elwood johnson,
Elsie S. Rushton, Emily Aikens, Mazda
Francois; School No. 6-Harry Farra,
Samuel Reisman, Jacob Freedman, Amy
Marie Goldberg, Lena Roth; School No.
Andrew Dettling; School No. s-Fran-
cesco G. A. Milano, Ralph Layfield
Cochran, Lille Bowers, Richard II. Gear,
James +. Steen, Rosa G.. A. Milano,
Rosa NJ. Robinson, Clinton Gray; School
No. 9--Gilbert Bacon, William Tibbitts,
Bessie Wilson, Jessie Slocum, Leroy
Reese; School No. 1O-James Davidson,
Willie Abrahams, Maynard Yeatman,
Beatrice King, Gertrude King, Carlton
Meginniss, Mabel Russell, Helen Miller;
School No. 11-Carl G. H. Hanger Victor
Leroy Murine, Albert G. w. Wolhar;
School No. 12-Laura Belle Keen, Willie
O. Kleinstuber Leroy A. Hannum;
School No. 13-Alice Jewell, Elsie Schae-
fer; School No. 14-Howard M. Rich
ards, William A. Thompson, Catherine
Mausk, Eugene NJ. Mfr, Ella Callahan,
Mabel Rosster.
School No. 15-AIfred Knots. Katie
Newlin, Joseph G. Nichols, Leslie Q.
Thomas, Harvey D. Beeson, Harold ID.
Litzenburg, Florence Cattrell, Ward
Darlington, Mildred Brown; School No.
17-Ritner Ashley, Lottie Knight, John
Schaal. Clara Bessie Kobold, Harry AL
fred Kobold, Bertha Emma Kohold,
Elizabeth Louise Ruff. Edward NJ. KEEL
ley,, Julia A. Kelley Helen L. Seaman;
School No. 2O-Arvid Anderson, Agnes
Denny, Addie Swartz, Clarence Paris,
Lawrence Harlan, Albert Missimer,
Frank Murray, Emil Shepherd, Howard
Prettyman: s hool No. 21-Frederick
Steward, Willard Grinnage, Alexander
Thomas; School No. 23-James Buckmas-
ter, Viola Lavender Raymond Davidson,
Louise Patterson, Howard Nuter; School
No. 24-Edward II. Barlow, Blanche
Whiteman, Frederick J. Klund; School
No. 27-Jane G. Macklem, Mary Steptoe,
John W. Davis: School No. 2S-Norman
G. Hallett, David 7. Rayner, Willard
Reed Charles II. Boehm, Homer ]. Yer
non, Willard Il. Dubell, Charles L.
Hallam, Mamie Volora Russell.
About $50 veterans attended the State
G.. A. Il. encampment that was held IN
the Opera House, Smyrna yesterday.
Business sessions We're held morning
and afternoon. The following officers
were elected: John w. Worrall of Post
9, Pleasant Hill, department commander;
| Joseph L. Thomas, Post 10, Of Harring-
| ton, senior vice commander; j. IL.
| Phillips, Post 4, of Wilmington, junior
vice commander; Leonard V. Asperil,
| Post IA, of Odessa, chaplain; John Tur-
ner, Post /, Wilmington, medical di-
rector; delegates at large, William KEEL
ley,Jr., Post No. Wilmington; Samuel
| Hawkins, Post No. 2, Wilmington alter
mates, y. M. DulllHelll, L OSl 4>o. 20, w II
mington; W. s. Byron, Post No. %, Viii
mington.
A series of resolutions were adopted
rendering to every member Of the legis-
lature thanks for passing appropriation
to cover expenses of Memorial Day and
| also for the payment of twenty-five
death claims amounting to 1925, which
| had been outstanding and for $3.50 for
this year and $3.50 for next year for
burying INDECENT soldiers.
The encampment will be held at New
| ark next year.
A big camp fire was held in the Opera
| House, Smyrna last evening. An eX-
| cellcnt address was made by William A.
Reilly, the retiring department com
mander. Rev. Vaughn Collins also
spoke. The newly elected officers were
installed. Inc installation was open to
| the public.
The Wilmington posts were well repre-
scented at the encampment. Some re-
| turned home ut o'clock last evening,
while others waited for the camp fire
and returned on the Norfolk express.