The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-01-29
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

p Ing OF Lue t1Oaru OI EDUCATION Helu
last evening seven Of the members
were present.. The schools were re-
ported to be in excellent condition.
Tine following pupils were reported
rs on the roll OF honor for the past
month";.
High sch0ol-Flora knause, liar.
fiet Reed, Robert McIarlin, George
Duffy, Mary White, Lena Cannon,
Olga Wise, Marie Mahoney Charles
T. Fleming, Nellie Sutton, Carrie
Gemmill, Michael Rogers, Bessie
Walls, Alice Hendrix, jesse Watts.
Charles Lank.
Miss Reber 8 School Edna Ham
NELL, Anna Whittock, Eugenia Knause
Mamie Rogers. Helena Mahoney, Eva
Lancaster, Anna Wins'ow, Elsie
Stewart, Mary Morrison.
Miss Mahoney's school--Rose Nc
Henry, Helen Bross, Carrie Spear.
Clara Nswlove, Alma Dyer, Reda
Btoops, Anna Willis, Willena IIew-
lett, Mary Stewart, Anna Ian caster
tamss Carswell, Charles Sweetman,
Harry Weggenmann.
Miss Goodley's school-Edith l!ar-
sis, Rose Keegan, Mana Toner. Mary
Clark, Ethel Weggenmanu, Van Ran
ken Wise, John Rogers, Nora Wins.
low, Helen Gallagher.
Miss Downie's school-Bessie Car
LIN, Anna Toppin, Greta Toner,
seta Shsarer, Helen Ford, Margaret
lifeline, Millie Perrin, Regina
Walls.
Miss Saunders school---Danlel
Rogers. John Elkinton, Horace Dea-
kyne, Herbert K.e, Mabel Clewell,
Rhoda Hewlett, Edna Smith. Clara
King, Ruth Stewart, Alya Watts,
Rosa Toner:
Miss Leech $ school-Julia Leonard
Maggie Toman, Beulah Montgomery
Rose Reynolds, Rose McGrory, Thomas
Leonard, Charlie Bullock.
Miss Carrick's School-Joc Dono.
van, Asa Smith, Lawrence Reynolds,
John Carlin, Maud Horner, Matthew
Tobin, George Palmer.
Miss Janvier $ school-Nera Gala.
CHER, Reba McGrath, Flora Walls,
Mary Weggenmann, Mabel Wright,
Pauline Wilheme, Minnie and An
nie Lokan, Matthew Walz, Eddie
Gilkey, James Taylor, Brice ValIette
Elwood Bacon, George Ford, Allison
TrultU, Walter Mcdaniel.
/ Miss Wilson's school--Mildred
Stoaps, Jennie Cooper, Lily McHenry,
James Toner. Anna Farley, Flora
.Downey.
! Miss Dennison's school--Diana
Levery, Mary Biggs, Rose Rodgers,
Ida Lank. Harry Nehor, William
Steele, Lewis Duncan, George Hall.
man.
MISS Lawlor substituted during the
absence of Miss Janvier while she
was detained at home through Sick
ness.
The matter of Mckinley Day in
the schools ard the distribution OF
envelopes among the children was
discussed.
Mr.. Ferris did not think it best to
give the envelopes to all. 1t would
be best 10 have the envelopes in the
rooms and whoever wished to con-
tribute could secure an envelope and
.then the contributions could be for
warded to the Mckinley Memorial
Association in Wilmington. The
matter was referred TO the princi pal
md teachers. -"
The committee on text books was
instructed to have 1000 monthly re.
ports printed for the principal.
:. The secretary was instructed to
give the usual notice for the annual
Election to be held on March for
three members to succeed Messrs.
ELIAS on, Manlovc and Stewart.
George Davis who was arrested
here by Officer Tobin for passing
counterfeit silver dollars, has confess
ed he made them and his shop in
Philadelphia has been raided and 6l
dollars, a furnace, crucibes, etc, j.,
Coniiscatcd by the Government.
The ,arSh house of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church is to be vacated ny
the present tenants on March %.
The ladies of the Guild arearranginy
to have the building remodeed to
buit the purpose for which ii is III
tended. The Sunday school build
Ing will also lie remodeled.
The Grace tlnigg Gree Of Nazareth
M. E. Church at meeting last
evening decided to ho!d valentine
tea Friday, February II, in the
Town Hall.
Mrs. Samuel r. Ford is very sick
with appendicitis. Drs. Ward and
Wharton of Philadelphia, aud Black
and Andrews are IN attendance. An
operation may be necessary.
The Reading Circle spent few
hours pleasantly last evening at the
Methodist parsonage.
{ Clusters of lights have been placed
Rt>Seventh and Cray and Eighth aud
South streets.
HeptasOphs Officers Installed.