Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-02

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staff CORRESPONDENCE of Every EVENING.
New CASTLE, Jan. lat the meeting
OF the Board OF Education Tuesday
the report of Prof. Richardson, prinoi-
pal of the HchoolH, showed an attend
8nse of 45S scholars, with an additional
enrolment OF seven. The names of the
following were reported worthy of COM
mendation for department and progress:
High Suhool--Hnrriet p. Reed, Jessie
Carswell, Flora Knause, Ida Saunders,
Susie Gormley, George Duffy, Robert
McFarlin, Mary White, Mabel Stewart,
Michael Rodgers, Carrie Gtmmill,
Nellie Sutton, Marie Mahoney, Charles
s. Fleming.
Miss Reber's School Helena Ma
honey, May Morr son, Ollie Lank,
lr,na Mcdaniel, Lille Montgomery,
Evan Lancaster, Anna Winsow. Anna
Whittock, Helen Hance, Elsie Stewart,
Emily Frazer
Miss Manoney's Srhool-Clara New
love, Helen Bross Bessie McFarin,
Alma Dyer, Reds Stops, Addie Muir.
ply, Charles Swestman, James Cars.
well, Harry Weggennann.
Miss GLodiey's Schooi:-James Hance,
John Toner. Hugh McCauehan, Anna
Gormiey, Genevieve Lawlor, Eva
DealSyne, Beth Toner, Aimee Bros.
Miss Downies School -Magda!ene
Behrandt, Regina Walls, Margaret Will
helme, Greta Shearer, Greia Toner,
Rehecca Greer, Harry Fi.e, Royal
White. CharIeH Mcdaniel.
Miss Saunders School-Horace Dea
kyne, Herbert Kee, Frederick Shaw,
William Stewart, Clara King, Jennie
Rulings. Rosa Toner, Ruth stewart.
Alva Watts, Mabel Clewell, Blanche
Campbell.
NJ iss Leach IS School, Charles Bullock,
Michael Bullock, Michael Reynolds,
Hugh FinneRan, Joseph Toppir, Maggie
Toner, julia Leonard, Kate Finnegan,
Rose Reynolds. Beuah Montgomery.
Miss Carrick's SCHOOL, oseph Dono-
van. Lawrence Reynolds, Asa Smith,
Richard MoGrory, Maud Horner, John
Carl'n, Maria Carlin
Miss Wilson'S Sohool-Lillie Nc
Henry, Beatrice Card, Irene Wise,
James Toner, Annie Rulings, Harry
Montgomery.
Miss Dennisons School Rudolph
Vallette, Leonard Hurd, Joseph Sui
Ivan, Ida Lank, Katherine Gallagher,
Emily Mitchell.
Miss Janrier 3 School MARY Weggen-
mann, Flora Walls, Blnnohe King,
James Taylor, Eddie Gilkey, Brice
Vallette, Hugh Wiley, George Fo!d
MIR. Mahoney of the school property
committee made report on the condition
OF the schools, stating that the defaced
desks OF No. 3 sohou had been re-
mode ed and placed in good condition;
the repairs to the closet in No. School
completed as per contract and the need
of overhauling the desks In the rooms
Of Miss Mahoney and Miss Goodley.
The following bills we're allowed and
orders drawn: New Castle Water Works
Co, $50; II. F. letlow, glazing, &C. Al;
text bGoRs, sl3, 81 insurance, 81. "a.
Prof Richardson requested the board
to secure exercise books for the High
School, In which records could he kept
The scholars were doing creditahle
work, record OF which is kept on sheets
Of paper The text books committee
was Instructed to purchase the books,
20 pounds of paper for common work,
and number of tablets. The latter
are sold 10 the scholars at oost price,
two cents each.
Tho case of Hugh Rementer, sus-
pended was taken up. Prof Richard.
son SAID he had no objection to re-
inRtating the boy in his class, providing
10 won conform to school discipline
On a resolution offered by Mr.. Phil
lips, the secretary was instructed to
notify the parents OF the boy that ha
would be reinstatsd on Thursday, gro.
vided that he obeys the rules of the
school and his teacher.
In the case of the keegan boy, who
was also suspended, it was announced
that he would be reinstated tomorrow.
Secretary Eolsles will secure several
maps of the State of Delaware for the
schools
The Christmas tree at the home Of
Mr. and Mira. Theodore W. Hanf,
opposite st, Peter Church, has heen
viewed by hundreds Of people. The
tree is marvel of beauty and the
ground work is the prettiest ever seen
here.
Mrs. William S. Hilles presented a
fine plum pudding to each motorman
and conductor on the local trolley line,
on Christmas day. The men desire 90
thank the donor.
The basketball team of Co. II, N. G.
D., was in hard practice with scrub
team last night. The boys will put up
a fine game next Friday evening.
The poem credited to the Delaware
Churchman and printed in Every Even
ing yesterday, was from the pen of
NJ ISIS GsneyieVe Il. Munson, daughter
Of the Rev. and Mrs F. NJ. Munson of
this city.
The supper given by the Bull Hill
Social Club, Monday evening, was a
success. 1t was 1nder the direction of
Samuel Foster, James Bowen, Joseph
Smith and John Becker.
Mass was ce ehrated in St. Peter 8
II. O. Church this morning at $50
O'Clock.
Matchmaking services we're he'd in
Nazareth NJ. Il. Church last night.
The New Year was welcomed in great
style in this city. Fireworks and guns
played important parts in creating
noises The bells of Emmanuel p e.
and First Presbyterian churches and
the Court House were rung. The
whistles of the Knowles mills and on
vessels on the river blew loudly for
fully 10 minutes. A dance was given
in the Opera House.
All the tenants of the Knights of
Pythias Hall, at Fifth and Delaware
streets, have been notified to vacate on
March 18th. Ii is stated that th Is
the first Tins that this has been done
in many years.
Postmaster King has introduced the
regulation notification card to hox-
renters, notifying them that their rent
| Is due. The cards are TO be returned.
George Morrison gave party and
dinner to a number of friends at his
home, Second and Chestnut streets,
last evening.
Personal James Saunders and Mrs.
John White are among those from this
city who saw the New YEARS. mummers