Evening journal., 1908-02-26
WILL ENFORCE
SCHOOL LAWS
New Castles Board Of Edu-
cation Will Give Atten.
ton to Compulsory
Attendance
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Feb. 26.-The Board
of Education at its meeting last even
ing granted an excuse TO Addie Tenn
Pile who Is in Philadelphia because Of
a sick aunt there The girl has attend
ed the sixth grade school, and under
the compulsory attendance law II was
necessary 10 grant an excuse. Presi-
dent Phillips said that so far as ne
could see, Il was beyond the power
OF County superintendent Spaid, the
Board OF Education. or anyone else TO
compel the girl % return from another
State in order 20 attend the school.
Mr.. Ferris gave notice OF an amend
/ ment 10 the bylaws so that there VIII
be a committee appointed to take up
such cases and TO look after the chill
dren who hop about from the parochial
70 the public schools.
Bills were ordered paid for new
maps.
Professor Holloway informed the
board that In a short time, under the
Auspices Of the Penn Literary Society
OF the schools. there would be an ex-
lhibit Of pictures. These are miniature
reproductions OF the principal paint
Iings Of the great masters. He also
asked for instructions regarding
pupils who 60 from the public TO the
parochial school and then apply to be
.reinstated In the schools. He did not
believe II was TO the best interests OF
the children to allow such changes. All
Tuition fees for outside pupils have
been paid, 90 that all trouble is cleared
away
on motion Of Mr.. Carrick. James
lVanarsdalen and John NJ. Burke were
lappointed TO hold the School election.
Roll Of Honor
The roll Of honor pupils are as fol-
lows:
High School Maude Dennlng,
Myrtle Denning, Mary Moss Emily
Lunt. Eva Deakyne. Annie Bross, Ruth
stewart, Regina walls, Edna Slack,
Pauline Wilhelm. Flora Downey.
Eighth Grade-Evelyn Smith. Mabel
Wilson, Harry Montgomery, Helen
Rash, Elva Bennett. Mildred stoops.
Blanche King. Jennie Cooper.
Seventh Grade--Josephine Clothler,
Elizabeth Bacon. Emily Pedrick. Grace
McCaughan. Frank Harrington, Earl
Bacon, Charles Bennett, Frances Al
derson, Hulburd Anderson. Francis
McFarlin. Louise Moody, Bessie Miller,
Mary McCallister. Ida Lank.
Sixth Grade-Florence Toppin. Mar
tha Perrin. Minnie Beck, Francis
lStraub Fannie Perrin, Irene Truitt
Margaret Forrest, Edward Naylor,
John Hamilton
Fifth Grade-Vaughan Lancaster.
bessie Gear. Clara Sterling Daisy
lGiclSer. Margaret walz william Smith,
Eleanor Cross. Louise Gicker. Char
.lotte Biggs, Daisy Deats. Dorothy Rigg.
Estelle Slbley, Letitia Steele, Isabella
Clark. Elmer Ingram.
Fourth Grade-Matilda Wolf, Ger
trude ingram. Russell Cole. Hugh Nc
Caughn, william Madden. Margaret
Hickman, Pearl Clewell Anna Smith,
Marie Unger. Helen Keegan, Marion
Bacon. Elizabeth Bull. Hartzell Alder
son, Katie Hufnal.
Third Grade-Edibh Bendie. Eliza
beth McNally, Alice Wise, Esther VIM
ing. Edward Proud. Francis Hatton,
Edward Hushebeck. James Edwards,
Charles Wolfe, Warren Connor, Albert
white.
/ Second Grade-Anna Davidson, Eliza
beth Hushebeck, Jean McCaughan,
Elizabeth Madden. Lucy Lester. Fran
ces Thatcher, Lille Say. Mary Win
der, Harold Bross, Harold Cannon,
George Kern, Brokan Seminar, Charles
Ingram, George MoKnitt
First Grade-Elizabeth Roberts,
Mary McKnitt. Anna Fitch, Harry
Munson, Emma Say. Raymond Denn,
Thomas Lennox, Emmett Keegan.
Miss Deakyne's School-Sadie Fer
guson, Ella Green. Lillian Pusey Edith
Bratton, Annie Connor, John White
side, John Ludwig Lille Rattle, Mar
garet Forrest, Margaret Carswell.
Miss Dyer's School-Sara White
side, Mary Wright. Willie Clark, Mabel
Connor, Ethel Lauth, Benjamin Gonce,
Mary Rattle, Charles McGrory. Agnes
Wilmot, Maude Anderson. Boleslaw
AIocliewich Pusey.
Sullivan Walls Nuptials
In st. Peters Church this morning
during nuptial mass, Daniel Sullivan
and Miss Kathryn walls were married
by Rev. Frederick V. Campbell. Miss
Ella Whalen was bridesmaid and Fred
Darragh best man. A reception win be
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan this
levening
Harness Recovered
Frank Moore went to Chester yes
terday with Detective ellis and re-
covered a set Of harness stolen from
his place some weeks ago. The item
published in THE EVENING JOUR-
NAL letter from here last week gave
the clue as to the place where James
Wilson, colored, had sold the sets Of
stolen harness.
At the sale Of stock on the John D.
Kelley farm yesterday good prices
were realized. Magistrate Pyle, Of
Wilmington, It is understood, has pur-
chased the farm.
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