Evening journal., 1903-09-05
COUNCIL AGAIN DISCUSSES
SIXTH Street OPENING
Preparing for Opening of
Public ScLools-Gave a
Crab Supper
Special to the Evening journal.

Special to the Evening Journal
! NV Castle, Se.'- 5.-At a meeting OF
/ Cty CoDncit ast c.enrng ltiie business
was trahsa,ted
city s,unIsor r G.. Cooper suggested
hating piaLcd ~ the records of the
/ books Of Council the resolutions ADOPT
ed Ly the vestry OF the Episcopal
/ Church.
Mir. smith said Il move that the res-
olutions be adopted and filed and a
committee be appointed to meet the
vestry Of the Episcopal Church as soon
as Nossible.H .r a.
The committee appointed consisted
of Messrs. Gallagher Smith and Rey-
nolds who also are the Street Commit
tee.
Mr.. Smith said that as member Of
the Street Committee he moved 70 not
have anything to do with the opening
of Sixth street without the consent Of
Council ..... ..asft-- e...
Mr.. Smith then mo sed to adjourn
until the next call Of the president
which whs done.
officials OF the Baltimore Steel Com
lpany ure much pleased with the state-
ment made by Mr.. Brison Of the Bryl-
lgon Company. that they are perfectly
! willing to have Sixth street opened
through the properly Of their works so
as 70 make an outlet Cor the Baltimore
Company, .t..
Special dev0tons in honor OF the
Sacred Heart OF Jesus were held in
St. Peters Church last evening.
\ A meeting of the teachers Of the New
Castle public schools was held in the
High School building on Monday morh-
Ing at 1880 o'clock at which plans for
the opening of school and for the COM
ing years work was discussed. sa
For the benefit of pupils condit'orsd
in the following subjects, examinations
will be given in algebra and arithmet..
Monday morning at 1870. and i1 Latin
land General History Monday afternoon
lat i.20 O'Clock. .
Pupils who expect to enter these
SCHOOLS for the. first time, including
those who have moved to this city dur
ing vacation, and those from rural dis
uies, win meet the principal in the
High School building at p. M, Mon
day but those children who have never
lattendec school and are Of lawful age
10 enter will go direct 70 the first grade
teacher I'm No. or No. school, as the
lease laay be, on the opening OF school
lTicsday morning.
Miss Lizzie Booth gave a crab supper
last evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Bross, TO a number OF her
friends. The guests present We're Mrs
Burton and Miss Burton of Baltimore;
Miss Rodney Miss Sarah Rodney. Miss
Hay, Col J. Harry Rogers, Miss Rogers,
Miss Pauline Rogers. Mrs. Randall, Ger
mantown; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hol-
comb, Alr, and Mrs. Bankson T. Hol-
ami Mrs. iohn M. Wilson Mrs. Jeffer-
son. Philadelphia; Miss Atkinson, Miss
shaw Mrs. Case Mrs. Benedict Mr..
and Mrs. Bross, Miss Walton. Messrs.
Alex. Cooper, Alex. Cooper. Jr., James
G. Shaw, Jr., Andrew Bryson. Richard
Rodney William Cooper DR.. Dudley l..
Munson. Bankson II. Holcomb, Jr., Ed
ward Ingraham Rogers, Captain Ed
mund Il. Rogers.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Harring,
ton and Albert Timms formerly Of this
city BOW Of Kennel Square, Pa. viii
occur at the home of the brides parents
Or Tuesday evening. The ceremony VIII
take place at II o'clock noon. and it will
be performed by the Rev. H. C. Cook.
former pastor of the First BAPTIST
Church here.
Mss Reda Stoops entertained a NUM-
Der of her friends at the home Of her
parents last evening.
An enjoyable straw ride given by the
New Castle Social Club went to the
|, home of Noah Higgans at Hares Cor
ner last night.
on account OF the breaking OF an axle
on the Wilmington City Railway in
south Wilmington yesterday afternoon
q change was caused in the regular
schedule. .fts.. or