Evening journal., 1903-10-01
NEW SCHEDULE
GOES INTO EFFECT
On the Trolley Line Between
This City and New
Castle
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS
Hears Names Of Pupils Who Are De-
serving Of commendation and Trans
acts Business of Importance to tho
People Of New Castle.
Special to the Evening journal.


of the Board Of Education last evening
President Eliason and Messrs. Man
love. Mahoney, CarriclS and Phillips
were present.
The report Of Prof. II. v. Holloway,
principal Of the schools, was presented
and is as follows:
Pupils deserving special commenda-
ton. High School, Helena Mahoney
Olga Wise. Marie Mahoney. Mary
White, John Foster Evan Lancaster,
Harry Wcggenmann, Mary Stewart,
Mary Morrison, Jesse Watts, Carrie
Gemmiil, May Saunders, Charles S.
Fleming, Helen Bross, Minnie Taylor
The following pupils of the High
School were noted for mcritorious re-
port: Irving Craig, Edward stack Car-
rie Clewell. Edward Gormley, Mabel
Stewart William Schafer Clara New
love, Carrie Spear Van Dyke Stewart,
Alma Dyer. Addie Murphy.
Miss Mahoney's School. Wfnena
Hewlett Bessie McMarlin. Edith Harris
Beth Toner, Livera Harris. Anna
Gormley Helen Gallagher. Mary Clark,
Eva Deakyne, Fannie Rulings, James
Clewell, Aimee Bross.
Miss Goodley's School. Margaret
Wiihelme. Sophie Taylor. Elizabeth
McCaughan. Ethel Barnes. Crcta Toner,
Frank Frazer. Anna Toppin John Har-
ris Thomas Leonard.
Miss Downies' School. Clara King,
Ruth Stewart ra Willis, Jennie Rid
ings, Rhoda Hewlett. Helen Beck
Miss Saunders School Edward Ka-
fada, Brice Nallctte, Hugh Wylie,
James Taylor, George Ford Reba Nc
Grath. Jennie Cooper Maggie Jacobs.
t.
Montgomery.
Miss Dennison's School. Greta Ma
guire. Louisa Shearer. Elizabeth Ba-
CON- Carrie Kafader. Andrew Keegan,
David Harris, Harvey Grose, Francis
Jordan.
Miss Janvier's School, Sara Levey
Linda Gilxey. Mamie Beck. Ethel Da-
wis William Montgomery, Francis At
kinson.
Miss Vantine's School. Bessie Rick
ards. Eleanor Hatton, Dorothy Mont
gomery. Marie Smith. Pearl Clewen,
John Cannon, Elizabeth Bacon. Vaugh-
an Lancaster, Herbert Hanf, Leonard
Hurd.
Miss Carrick's School, Bessie Rey-
nolds, Helen NcDevitt Francis Nc
Farlin. James McDevitt. Tillie Brat
ton, Joseph Gardner, Margaret Keegan,
William McGrary. Mabel Aud.
Bills Ordered Paid.
The foloing bills were presented
and ordered paid: r. C. Bross. s175,
L. M. Chase. 30 cents: Andrew Nit
chel. Sl50; Adams Express Company
lS6 p; Maynard Merrill Company $3.50:
lGmn & Co., S73.67; J. L. Hammett &
Co. $500; American Book Co. S247.49,
New England Crayon Co. S440: Gay
llord Bros, $3.50; c. Somer Co. S106.S0;
d. c. Heath g. Co. S76.97: Pecxham
Little CO.. S40.07: Esterbroolx Pen. CO.
1910; Leary Stewart Co. $3.50: Hind.
& Noble. $3.50; Michael Fitzgerald. So,
J. G. Bridgewater a. Sons. 40 cents.
William =. Williams, S273: John NJ
Hance, S2413; ]. T. & L. e. Eliason
lS122.1L
Over 400 Registered.
L Pupils registered. 435; average at.
Tendance, 395; perfect attendance, 253,
lnew books issued, % dozen.
The following bids We're received fol
Preparing the coping Of the wall on tn,
north side Of No. school house; Johr
NJ. Hance, S37; A. NJ. Hizar, cement
s4O.
These We're received for remodeline
the closets in the hallway Of No.
school, composed Of slate cutters. prop.
erly cemented: New Castle Wate
Works Co, $50; Dennis ]. Harrington
$40.
The New Castle Water Works offere,
to place a four-inch water plug an,
pipe at the end Of No. school fol
S152.50
The bids We're placed with the actin,
committee with the power to award
Professor Holloway stated that III
had been sorting over the books an,
I Keeping the good ones from the ba,
and is awaiting the decision of tn
board. He also stated that the pianl
in the girls school needed tuning. whicl
was ordered done.
Mr.. Holloway also stated that he di,
. not know what the financial conditio
Of the colored schools Of this CITY 4.
Y ana that the old books should be pre
3 sented to the colored schools. He aslxe
p for ten minutes recess for tho thir
& Grade.
p Question Of Recess.
President Eliason suggested that a
the grades should have a rest durin
the school hours.
The matter was left in the hands q
superintendent Holloway, who is i
favor OF a recess.
New Schedule in Effect.
The new schedule OF the Wnmingto
and New Castle Railway c.omnan
went into effect this morning and en-
now run TO Ciarl1s switch overv hon
and twenty minutes. Tho first car ~
e ClariSs switch leaves Wilmington !
u GO o'clock. The last car leaves Wi
e mington at night for Clark's mars
at 11.20 and the last one for this cit
only at 1925 O'Clock.
J. II. Hance a Sons, contractors M
' erecting a new Office and svarehons
d for the firm Of J. T. s L. p. Eliason
Co.