Evening journal., 1905-06-01
NEW CASTLE
PREPARING FOR
COMMENCEMENT
Four to be Graduated From
High School-No Teachers
Elected
S.VERAL ARE NOW INELIGIBLE
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special to The Evening Journal
New Castle. June Members Of
the Board of Education met In regular
session last evening and transacted
considerable business. Those present
were. President Phillips and Messrs.
Mahoney. Carrick, Ferris, McGrory,
Montgomery. Manlove. Mclvor.
The subject Of election Of teachers
came up for discussion. some being IN
favor Of acting at once IN the matter
while others We're inclined TO carry il
over for a month. 1t was urged that
by delaying the election that IN case
outside teachers were desired there
might be difficulty In securing proper
instructors owing TO the possibility OF
available ones having accepted other
positions.
Attention was called to the fact that
several Of the present teachers were
not available for reelection inasmuch
as they had failed to take the required
examination and consequently could
not be considered as applicants. 1t
was decided finally to call meeting
for June 10 at which time an election
VIII be held and in the meantime the
secretary will notify the teachers who
dcsire to be reelected In order that
they may present their applications.
Failure to take the examination will
tause at lenst three vacancies and
thcrc are several new applicants for
positions.
COMMENCEMENT JUNE %.
The above subject being disposed of
the matter of commencement was
taken up and Messrs. Phillips. Jemson,
Manlove. McGrory and Carrick were
appointed as committee OF arrange
ments.
The exercises will be held on the
evening of June 2s and Judge Penne-
win. OF Dover, will probably deliver
NE address 10 the graduates. Those
who VIII receive diplomas are Helen
Mahoncy May Saunders Jesse Watts
and Nandyke Stewart. No admission
win be charged but "a nominal sum win
be asked for reserved seats. Each
graduate win receive ten compliment
airy tickets.
In the line Of routine business Sec
retary Wise was Instructed TO notify
Council that the usu4i sum of $4,000
would be required for school purposes.
THIS Is done ia order that the tax rate
fer the year may be fixed.
T. W. Thorn. Instructor ia penman-
ship. was given pcwssion TO use one
OF the school rooms after sessions for
the purpose of giving Instructions to
pupils in writing, All expenses at
Tackled " n be met by the professor.
Upon recommendation Of Superin-
teadent Holloway the schools will be
dismissed earlier today I'm order that
scholers paEo attendl the upveiling Of
Fort Itlcifsfif rtUfIIfupfff
The salaries of The teachers and jan-
itors were ordered paid and bills
amounting to st3 We're likewise dis
rcsei Of
sUPERINTENDENT's REPORT.
Professor HOLLOWAY presented his
monthly report II follows IN part;
Total enrolment Az. Average attend
ance 35G, new rrpils, scholars de-
serving especial commeudation:
Eighth Grade-Elizabeth McCaughn.
w Stradley. Howard Denning Greta
Shearer, Elizabeth Lester Reha Davis,
HELEN Bcch. r.- w
Seventh Grado-Emily Lunt. Alva
Watts. William Mahle Rose Toner.
Osee Hance. Mabel Clewell, Nellie Gall
loway. Vera Atkinson, Myrtle Denning.
Maud Denninp.
Sixth Grade-Pauline Wilhelme.
lSlora Walls. Elizabeth White. Flora
nowney, Octovia Bartlett, Harvey Nc
C'allister. Rendell Perrin. George Ford.
Frank Rogers.
Fifth Grade-Katie Connor. Marie
Collinson. Regina smith Lola Vinnv.
lrlva Bartlett Elwood Bacon. Leroy
Davis. Matthew Walz. George Madden.
Fourth Grade-Grace McCaughn.
Elizabeth Bacon Ida Lank. Francis
shearer. Katherine Gallagher. Caroline
Hoffman. Katie Toner Earl Bacon
Charles Bennett Helen Sheridan
Third Grade-Lunda Gilkey. Dor
othy Montgomery. Juniata Myers. Ed
mund Fitch. William Peach.
Seconu Crade--Elmer Hatton. Agnes
McIvor. Lillian Shearer, Mary Toner.
Edith Marshall. Helen Smith. Pearl
Clewel. Bella Clark Denny Cavender.
Victor Biggs. Willard Stoops. Willie
Madden.
First Grade-Anna Gallagher. Lizzie
Bull, Francis Hatton. Adeline Brough.
Hugh Mccaughn. Florence Davis. Bea
trice Harman. Raymond Bennett, War
ren Connor Edith Montgomery.
No. 3 School-Miss Carrick's room.
Lawrence Reynolds. Joe Donovan. John
carlln. Tiiile Schafer Mary Temple.
Francis McFariin. Katie Leonard.
Miss LAWYERS room. Willie Freebury.
Mary Donovan. James Cariin. Mabel
Othoson. Joseph Gardner. Mabel Aud.
Worek Mockievitch, Margaret Forest.
Rose McCaughn. Sylvester Tidwen.
High Schooi-Eva Deakyne. Jesse
Watt Bertha Dutton, Helena Mahoney.
Van DYKE Stewart Charles Hewitt.
Helen Bross. Anna Lancaster. Lena
Cannon. Elizabeth Toner, Edward
Gorrnley. Harry Weggenmann. Reda
stoops. Edna Slack.
WORKING OK FOUNDATIONS.
Work is being pushed on the foun-
dations for the plant OF the new water
company and the cement base has
been raised 10 the height OF about two
feet In mixing the material a patent
machine is used I'M which the crushed
stone. cement and water are plaeed
and which by a revolving process is
mixed into the proper consistency and
ready 10 be placed into the base
irouiis
MANY PASSENGERS CARRIED.
Hal IL not rained on Decoration Dav
traffic over the line OF the Whining
to' New Castle and Southern Rail-
"' Company would have been rec