The Lambertville record., 1907-05-08
Totals -. 80. 723 $50 5a7 925
Same month 1906 ia So, 1876 30

Carr, Addie johnson, Laura kinney Gertrude
Ledger, Elean r Lugar, Helen Sergeant
Mnriel Schanck Ldie Stiles
Sub-Senior Glass Ivan Black, Mary Bulger
Ethel Draf,in, Mary Ledger, Jennie Spear
Middle Class-Harold Dilley, John Kelly
Bartley Malloy, Russell NJ Reading, Russell
Van Camp, Eva Akers, Mary Carmody, Eliza
beth Cooper, Charlotte Hayes, Helen La Baw
Elsie Pew, Margaret Robertson, Edna Ryan.
| Fannie Sehenck.
Junior Glass Hugh Van Sewer, Reha Bal
drrston Sara Cook, Stella Cooper, Minnie
Fret, Olive Hockenbury. Mae Jones, Ethel
Phillips Elsie Scott, Bessie Slack Ethel
Smith, Hazel Thorne
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
a Grade Leila Cronce, Minnie Durling.
Elsie Bowman, Helen Meginnes, Louis Young
Alfred Bodiue Frank Kramer
"Ba Grade-Ayis Black, Loretta Bulger,
| Anna Lednr, Marie Meginues, Minnie Moore
Leon Abbott, Alexander Dilts, Douglas Dilts
Earl Fisher, Walter Kerr, Earle Stout
&C" Grade-Elizabeth Carr Hazel Dyas,
| Florence Helsel. Marion Reading, Ethel
| Smith, Grace romson, Emily Wesner, Nellie
Williams Charles Helms, Douglas Pew, Carle
Swallow Albert Tomson.
| @D9 Grade Ida Leftover. Flossle Hayes,
Eva Roberts, Gertrude Skilman, Burton Bar
her Hugh Nlalanaphy, Ebert Skilman
FIRST WARD PRIMARY.
a Grade-George Draiin Raymond wes-
ner Mildred Derosa, Geneyeve Lynch. Lii
| liam Noble, Mildred Risler. Alice Stout, Rena
| Bodine
"B" Grade Florence Hunt, Margaret Hunt,
Oscar Weber, George rpdyke, Wilmer Up
dyke, Fred Helper, Elizabeth paxon, Ray
nond benson
"Gn Grade--Raymo Ashton. John Hunt.
| Thomas Kelly, Elizabeth Cellpan, ANN
iieins, Mary Trauger.
"Dn Grade Daisy Naylor. Helen Hunt, Jen-
ME Trimmer, Emma Archer, Ethel Draiiin,
Blanche updyke, Alice Kelly Louise llpdyke.
russell Winters, LLOYD Winters, William
| prutZman
! THIRD WARD PRIMARY.
"A" Grade katherine Black, Amy Gonoyer,
| Marion Cummings Ester Durling. Alice Hell
ler MARY iloftman, Helen Minor, Earle
| Cronce Paul Hocomhe Raymond Johnson,
Harold Parker, David Irefiz
| "I}i Grade Walter Bodlne Lester Case, Ell
yin Gilbert, Leroy Parent, Wilson Swallow,
| Florence Cowdrick, Nelly Henderson, Ruth
| Hulconhe, Anna Mary Malanaphy. Dorothy
| Skilman.
| &c" Grade-Anna Dean, Emma Hayes, Ethel
| Hulsinger, Grace Mason, Emma Meginnes,
Florence Swartz, Alice Virgins, Raymond
Dilts, Louis DAVIS, felix Malanaphy, Fred
| Malloy, Leroy Robinson, George Robinson,
| kirkpatrick Sehanck, John Durborrow.
I'D" CHARACTERIZATION Bancroft, Lucille Bar
| croft, Ada Ghamberlin, Alice Case, Sara Fry
| ling, Carrie Mason. Marion ios, Jennie Hayes.
| Irene HnIsnger, Hanna Swallow, Blanche
/ =. l. IA....l I.
| liam Iaubcnstein, John Larson, Albert
| Manran, Raymond Parker, Robert iordan,
| Elvn Sharp, Eingford Swartz, Leon Skillman,
Gaddis Skllman. Marvin Stevens.
Names of those whose Recitations
and Department have each averaged
| 30 per cent. or more:
HIGH SCHOOL.
| Senior Glass 30 per cent and over: !. Ger
| truele Ledger Addie johnson.
| Sub Senior Class ~ per cent. and over, !,
| Ethel Drafiin, NJ per cent. and under ~, ,,
| Mary Bulger, Mary OBrien, Jennie Spear.
| Middle Class 10 per cent and over. l. Fan
| ME Sehenck, = Mildred Mariarum, Margaret
| Robertson Elizabeth Cooper, Ednn Ryan Eli2-
abeth Henderson. 10 per cent. and under a5,
Elsie Pew, Eva Akers.
| Junior Class % per cent. and over, |, Ethel
| Phillips Hazel Thornc, Minnie Fretz, Elsie
| Scott 10 per cent. and under 81, Olive Hook
| enbury, Bessie Slack, Mae Jones, Fannie Gro
| ginSty, Stella Cooper Sara Cook
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
"A Grade 90 per cent. and over, /, Louis
Young, ., Elsie Bowman, Alfred Bodine, Eli2-
abeth Smith, Frank Kramer, helen Regan,
Mamie Groginsky, Margaret Howell, Alice
| ~ l{, M nj nd nm
der ~, Miriam Ennis, Richard Van Horn,
| Bradley Akers, Grace Reed, Gertrude Me
Qnillan, Dorothy Massey, Ethel Smith, Ford
Van Solver, Minnie During, Donald Parks,
Robert Byrnes, Helen Meginnes, Leila Cronce,
| Edward Maloy.
"B" Grade -95 per cent and over; l. Alexan-
der Dilts, ., Mary Brown, Douglas Dilts, Earle
Fisher, Minnie Moore Violet Williamson,
| Walter Kerr, 30 per cent and under 95, Brad
ford 1horne, Ella Blackwell, Avis Black,
Masie Megnnes, Florence Lewis, Albert
! Mathews, Elizabeth Lucas Mary Kelly.
&C" Grade-95 per cent. and over: /, Paul
| Malloy, =, Florence IIelse and Ethel Smith,
| Nellie Williams, Irene Foy, Hazel Dyas, Ger
trude Gonover, Almenn Frying, ~ per cent.
and under w. Albert Holcombe, Mary Black
we'll, Marian Headng, Alice Lynch, Alice
Cunningham.
| ID" Grade-g5 per cent and over, !, kath-
arine Carr, 2, Jennie Groginsky, Mildred
Montgomery, Elizabeth Miller, 10 per cent.
| and under 95, Margaret Dyas, Hannah Lari-
SON Andrew Seyffert, fessie Hayes, Letitia
| Howell Mary Montgomery, Clara Pickett
Thomas Howell, John Cayanaugh, Ebert
skillman, Margaret Williamson, Beatrice
Taylor, Anna Bell Morgan, Sara Fields
FIRST WARD PRIMARY.
"A" Grade Paul Cooney. George Draifn
Robert Holcombe, Richard IIocombe, Myel
Raphael. Geneyieye Lynch, Lucilla Mathews
Lillian Mnlineaux, Elsie Parsons, Harrie
Taylor, Rena Bodlne, Eliza Archer.
"B9 Grade -Geneva Wall, Florence Hunt
Margaret Hunt, Violet Taylor, Charles Smith
Oscar Weber, Edith benson, blanche Trim
mer, Bessie Naylor, Nellie KEEPER, Mabe
Winters, Nellie Morgan, Sallie Miller, Georg'
Updyke Wilmer Updyke, Elwood Prntzman
Fred Keeper, Howard stockton, Lydia Wall
Elizabeth Paxon, Raymond benson.
THIRD WARD PRIMARY.
"A" Grade Ellen Hayes, Raymond John
son Lucy Joiner, Clifton Diits, Edgar Hen
derson, Harold Parker Amy Conoyer, l,ache
Heath, Mary Sharpe Gladys Ely, Mary Hort
man, Emma Justice, Marion Cummings Lii
liam Heading, Alice Heller, Katherine Skill
man, Ester During, Alfred Sharpe, Kathar
inc Black, Helen Minor, Paul Holcombe, Jes
sic Regan
"B' Grade-John Carr. Edward Riordan
Florence Cowdrick, Maude Moselv, Lero
Parent, Walter Bodine Trad Fell, Ethel Scott
William Durborrow, Paul Shepherd, Wynn
+ MegiDnes, Nelly Henderson, Paul Yos. Rut
Holcombe, Wilson swallow, William Swift
ALEX. T.. KERR.
Supervising Principal.
Alfred Wanamaker, of Main street
suffered stroke of paralysis Tues
, day morning. Owing to his weaken
ed condition from recent Illness
fears are had for his recovery.
The State Sportsman's Association
has selected Phillipsburg as the place