The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-30
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE

neid laSt evening nulnDcr Vi Small
bills were ordered paid. The PrInci.
pals report showed that during the
month there were enrolled II stu
dents and the average attendance
was 40. The following pupils were
desc. wing of special commendaticn
for department and progress during
the month:
High School-liarriet Reed, Flora
krauSe, Jessie tarsweli, Susie Corn
ley, Ida saunders, Robert McFarlin,
George Duffy, Mary Sullivan, Mabel
Stewart, May White, Charles FIem-
ing. Marie Mahoney, Michael Rogers
Nellie Sutton.
Miss Rebcr's School Irene Nc
Daniel, Helena Mahoney, Mary Nor
rison, Mamie Rogers, Evan Lancas.
ter. Elsie Stewart. Annie Whttock,
Helen Ilance, Anna Winslow, Carrie
Clewell.
Miss Mahoney's school-Mary
Stewart, Carrie Spear. Bessie MclTar-
lin, Addie Murphy, Clara NewIove,
Helen Brois. Alma buyer, Reda
Stoops, Willema Hewlett, Charles
Sw .etman, Harry Weggennann.
Miss Goodey's Scliooi--Eva Dea.
kync. Edith Harris. Mana Toner,
Fannie Ridings, Beth Toner, Nora
Wins'ow, Ethel Weggenmann, Mary
Smith, Helen Gallagher.
Miss Downc's School Edith lance
Grcta Toner, Greta Snearer, Helen
Ford, Oscar Krause, Margaret Will
helme. Magdalcne Eehrcnt, Willie
Perrin, Regina Walz, Edward Cline.
Miss Saunders schooI-Ruth
Stewart, Clara King, Mabel Clewell,
Jennie Ridings, Elizabeth White,
Lydia Doris, Horace Deakyne, Her
bert Kec. Fred staw.
Miss Janver's School Blanche
King, Flora Walls. Jane Smith, Mary
Weggenmann, Brice Nallette, Edith
GiIkey, Hugh Wylie, James Taylor,
Ewood Bacon, George Ford, Walter
McDan'el, Matthew Walz.
Miss Mccormick 5 School James
McDevtt, Matthew Tobh, Helen
McDeytt. Sadie Ferguson, Joe Dom
ovan, John CarIin, Maud Horner,
Miss Leech's SchooI--Chariie Bul-
lock, Thomas Leonard, Clarence Aud
Maggie Toman, Ida johnson, Beulah
Montgomery, Julia Leonard, Tillie
Rogers, Katie Finnegan.
Miss Wilson S School-Lily Nc.
Henry, Irene Wise. James Toner.
Sarah German.
Miss DcnniSon's School--George
Halman. Harvey Grose, Anna Nc.
NaIiy, Ida Lank.
An application from MISS Marga-
ret M. Lawler Tor substitute teacher
was received and ordered filed.
Chief Day Warden Harvey Wig
ellsworth will sever his connection
with The New Castle County jail to-
morrow evening. lie will be sue
ceeded by John Barnes who has been
in charge Of the stone pile. Chief
hiyhwarIen Walter Rash will be
transferred to day turn to take charge
of the stone pile and new man will
60 on night turn. Mr.. W'ggIcsworth
on Monday will report at the New
Castle County workhouse as guard.
Samuel Ii. Black, John H. Martin,
and James J. Gregap, spent ycster.
day at the Barley Mill dam and sue.
ceedcd in landing three nice strings
of fish.
National Lecturer c. L. Whelan
of the Modern Woodmen OF America
will deliver lecture in the Armory
on Monday evening on "American
Manhood. Admission Is free.
A masquerade ball will be given
in the X. Of ?. hall tomorrow even.
ing. A royal good time is promised
to those who attend.
Miss Ellie G. Jordan was tendered
a farewell supper by the attendants
at the Delaware State Hospital for
the Insane at FarnhuIst last even
ing. DR.. Hancker presided and in
neat speech paid a deserved compl-
ment to Miss Jordan who for three
years was engaged In the laundry.
He was sorry to see her leave the
Hospital but congratulated her on
her bright prospects as she is about
to wed highly popular young nan.
On the part of the attendants he
presented her with Il set Of silver ia.
Die and tea spoons.
Miss Harrington last evening en-
tcrtained number Of Wilmington
and New Castle friends
Wall paper &c. piece for this week.
Stoves, lamps, carpets, bargains at
Stops.
Mr.. J. c. Jamison and wife are
visiting friends in Smyrna, Del.