The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-01-01
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NEW CASTLE

NcW CdSUle. Jau. 1.-AG tue lllet
ing of the Board of Education he
last night Prof. Richardson IN h
monthly report stated that durh
the month there we're seven pupi
enrolled. The average attendant
was $50 with a seating capacity
600. The applications for the mont
were 7. The following pupils wei
placed on the roll Of honor for dt
partment progress and attendance
High School-ITarriet p. Reed
Jessie Carswell, Flora Knause, Id
Saunders, Susie Gormley, Georg
Duffy, Robert McFarlin, Mary Whit
Mabel Stewart, Michael Rogers
Carrie Gemmill, Nellie Sutton, Mari
Mahoney, Charles Fleming.
Miss Rcber's School Helena Ma
honey, Mary Morrison, Ollie Lank
1rma Mcdaniel, Tille Montgomery
Evan Lancaster, Anna Wins1ow
Anna Whittock, Helen Hance, Elsit
Stewart, Emily Frazier.
Miss Mahoney's School-Clara New
love, Helen Bross, Bessie McFarlin
Alma Dyer, Reeda Stoops, Addie
Carswell, Harry Weggenmann.
Miss Goodley's School-James
Hance, John Toner, Hugh NJ cCaughan
Anna Gormley, Genevleve Lawlor,
Eva Deakyne, Beth Toner, Aimee
Bross.
Miss DowEies School-Magdalen
Behrcnt, Regina Walz, Margaret
Wilhelme, Greta Shearer Greta Ton.
er, Rebecca Greer Harry File, Royal
White, Charles Mcdaniel.
Miss Saunders School Horace
Deakyne, Herbert Kce, Fred Shaw,
Willie Stewart, Clara King, Jennie
Ridings, Rosa Toner, Ruth Stewart,
Alva Watts, Mabel ClewelI, Blanche
Campbell.
Miss Leech's School-Charlcs Bull
lock, Michael Reynolds, Hugh Finnc-
gan, Joe Tobh,, Maggie Toman, Ju.
liza Leonard, Kate Finnngan, Rose
Reynolds, Beulah Montgomery.
Miss Car rick s School-Joe Dono.
van, Lawrence Reynolds, Asa SIN it'll,
Richard McGrory, Maud llorner,
John Corbin, Maria Carlm
Miss Wilson S School-.Lillie Nc.
Henry, Beatrice Card, Irene Wise,
James Toner, Anna Ridiugs, Harry
Montgomery.
Miss Dennison's school-Rudolph
Nallette, Leonard IIurd, Joaeph Sui
livan, Ida Lalk, Katharine Gallagher
Emily Mitchell.
Mss Janvjer's school-Mary Veg.
ecnmann, Flora Walls, Blanche King
James Taylor, Eddie Gilkey, Bricc
Nallette. Hugh Wylie, George Ford.
Bills amounting to $!O5. IL were
ordered paid. Mr.. Mahoncy OF the
School Property Committee reported
That the schools were in good shape
md ready to open tomorrow morn.
ng Professor Richardson favored
1aving the work OF the pupils in the
ligh School, kept in books rather
han on slips. The work is worthy
If preservation instead of permitting
he excellent work to 60 to loss. The
fext Book Committee will secure
he books and a supply of tablets.
Professor Richardson ta,cd that |
here was no objection to young Re-
ncnter coming back to school but he
would be obliged to obey the rules of
he Board and have proper conduct.
President EIiaSon--That is right.
told Mrs. Remcnter that such
'onld be the only way for the boy to
ct back to school.
On motion of Mr.. Philips the sec
e1ary was instructed to notify Mr..
nd Mrs. Rementer that The boy can
es'Ime his studies by obcylng all the
,glllationS of the schools.
A Society dance was given in the
pcra house last night.
An evening secjal was held last
'cning at the residence of George
|orrison.
Today being a holy day in the
ltholic Churches masses were cele-
.ated at $50 and 8 oclock.
Deep interest is being taken in the
zen installation If officers of Cap. !
in Evan s. Watson Post, No. 5, &.
r., on Saturday evening. A
easing musical program has been
ranged for the occasion.
George W. Burke celebrated the
ntleth anniversary Of his birth on
nday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Foster of Cape
ny, formerly Of this city, are visit
Z in New Castle.
About a dozen Of New Castle peo.
attended the moniesinciden.
to the nshering in Of the New ,
.ar in Philadelphia. In the party
re a numhcr of trolley men but
~ all got shaved aud had their
If cut in New Castle as the prices
rather high in Philadcl phm. ;