Evening journal., 1905-12-27
Public School Enrolment
Shows Less Than Five
Hundred Pupils
NUMBER OF SEATS 900
Special 10 Tho Evenlng Journal.

Phillips in the chair. The subject of
purchasing a Crowell laboratory with
which to give demonstrations IN ply
sics, electricity, etc, to the scholars in
general was taken up and discussed.
Letters We're read from several prnci-
pals Of schools commencing the sys-
tenn and upon motion the purchasing
of the apparatus was left TO the COM
mittee on text books with power to act.
II is probable that a laboratory will
be purchased at cost not exceeding
S445.
Bills OF the school property commit
tee amounting to s51.49 anu Of the text
were ordered paid.
Superintendent's Report.
Superintendent Holloway presented
his report for the month showing
total enrolment of 469 pupils, number
OF seats 500. average attendance $685.
The following pupils are worthy OF
commendation:
High School-Bertha sutton, Charles
Hewitt, Eva Deakyne, Lena Cannon,
Reeda Stops Roswell Schafer, Elz-
abeth Lester Fannie Rulings. Marga-
ret Wnhelme.
Eighth Grade-Maud Denning, Vera
Atkinson. Myrtle Denney. Regina
Walz, Alva Watts. Herbert Kee. Ma
bel Clewell, Maggie Toman, William
Mahle
Seventh Grade-Susan Carrow, EN-
ma Rossell. Edward Mcdaniel. John
Sullivan. Emily Lunt Osee Hance,
Myrtle Hall, Render Perrin, John To-
bin. George Ford, Frank Rogers.
sixth Grade-Flora Downey. Ruth
Grander, Mildred Stoops. Irene Wise.
Annie Ridings, Anna Early. George
Madden.
Fifth Grade-Lee Clothier. Marie
Collinson. Grace McCaughan. Eliza
beth Bacon. Mary Biggs, Genevieve
Foster, Katie Toner Harry Loveless,
Clara Walls Caroline Hofmann, Kath-
crime Gallagher. Jean Miller.
Fourth Grade-Joseph Sullivan. Ma
/ bel Bowman, Minnie Beck.
Third Grade-May McNally. Eliza
beth Bacon, Clara Sterling. Isabella
Clark, Agnes McIvor. Mary McNally.
Irene Truitt. Orvid Levey, Leonard
Hurd, Vaughan Lancaster.
Second Grade-Marion Bacon, Anna
Gallagher. Mary Toner Lizzie Smith,
Margaret Walz. Buford Lunt Hugh
McCaughan, John Connor, Hyland
Price.
First Grade-Alice Wise. Paul Sher-
idan Robert Barnes Thomas Loveless,
Sus.e Donney. Alfred Hushebeck.
Miss Carrick's School-Katie Leon
lard Bessie Reynolds Clifford Powers,
Joseph Gardner. Elizabeth Keegan.
Miss LAWYERS School-Marv ~ 4.
ella Green. Mary Donovan. John
Whiteside Mabel Othoson. Adele Nc
Donough. Anna Maher Mary Wright,
Edward MoGrory. William Hurd, Fran
els Colt
Entertainment in Sunday School.
This evening in New Castle NJ. f.
Church the annual entertainment Of
the Sunday school viii he given. The
following is the program:
Opening chorus. Hail the King; re-
sponsive Scripture reading Luke .:
500: prayer by Superintendent L. T
lDeakyne: chorus. Welcome Christmas;
exercises by primary department; adj
dress by pastor Rev. DR. Prettyman;
solo and chorus. Hail the King. Miss
Lille Montgomery and school: recita-
tion. Keeping the Christmastide. Fam
lnie Ridings; chorus. A Song the World
lie Sineing; recitation. The Promised
King, Miss Addie Murphy's class: cho.
rus. Sweet Voices From the Starry
Sky: recitation, The Missed blessing
Creta Mcguire; song trio Little Chile
lin Slumher Sweet. Ida Lank. Mari,
Unger. Rena Hurd: chorus. Look u
10 Shenherds: exercise. Christmas
stars; chorus. Sing Joyful Praise. Y,
Stars of Light Accomnan's SITS. Mrs
]. r. Manlove. Mrs. e. w. EAGLE, or
ganists; f. II. Naylor. cornetist: z
w Eagle. trombone: Charles S Flem
ing. Everett Howard, violinists.
Cotton Mills May Operate.
, In all probability the New Castle
cotton mills will begin operations abou
the time that the wooden mills resum
work, as It is said that the partie
b who purchased the latter are negotiat
ing for the former
In order to manufacture the class o
, goods that win be turned out at tn
] woolen mill IT will be necessary Il
either make the cotton warp here o
have it made elsewhere. 1t is said tha
the cotton mills are equipped witt
machinery with which to make tn
5 warp and that It can be made NOR
cheaply at home than elsewhere. TIL
mill has been inspected and has beei
found to be satisfactory for the pur
pose needed. James G. shaw. Sr.. re
fused to talk on the subject last nigh
but it is generally believed that tn
7 mills are to be operated about Febru
: ary /. They will employ about IA
r hands
e Fined for Disorder.
5 Charged with acting in q disorderl
manner on n trolley car Georre JordoI
colored. was fined SALE by Magistrat
Terry last evening. The warrant wa
sworn out by Constable Hnrrv Tiwm
I and the negro was arrested by Office
. Matthew Tobin at the Baldt Ste'
= Companys plant.
Tho trouble occurred over a true
I and the negro became abusive.
Contract for Steamer.
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Cor
2. portaion has been awarded contra'