Evening journal., 1909-12-30
NEWSY DOINCS
OF NEW CASTLE
List Of Honor Pupils Reported
to the Board Of Education
Last Night

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 30.-Members of
the Board Of Education failed to attend in
sufficient numbers last night to hold
meeting. Superintendent Holloway report
ed the following pupils on the roll OF honor
/ for December:
! High School-Mabel Cewell, Maude
Denning. Myrtle Denning. Rogers Gravel,
Alva Watts. Mary Moss, Pauline VIII
helm. George Madden, Elizabeth Bacon,
Elsie Denning. Earl Nickerson, Burren
Compton, Mary Biggs Grace McCaughan,
Francis McFarlin. Louise Moody, Willie
shepp. Bessie Miller.
Eighth Grade-Elsie Biddle. Elwood Ba-
con. Josephine Clothier, Martha Perrem,
William Tibbitt
Seventh Grade-Eleanor Cross, Marie
Smith, Irene Truitt Elizabeth Bacon
Floyd ISerns, Vaughan Lancaster, Edward
Naylor. Dorothy Rigg, jeanette Wylie,
Virginia Allen, Minerva Taylor.
sixth Grade-Matida Wolfe, Gertrude
ingram. Walter Kerns, Esther Vining.
Mary Gilman. Mary Moody.
Fifth Grade-Elizabeth Bull, Ella Green,
Clifton Green. Marion Bacon. Margaret
Hickman. Anna Smith, Beatrice Haman.
William White. Hugh McCaughan.
Third grade-Harry Munson. Earl
Banks. John Leach, Brokaw Seminar,
Charles Wertenbaker, Frances Thatch-
or, Elizabeth Roberts, Mollie Sharp,
Bella Churnside.
Second grade-Emma Challenger,
Eva McKnitt. Martha Bryson, Anna
Fitch. Lydia McNally. Thomas Ben
nett Harry Newlove, Robert Newlove,
William Thompson. Albert Chandler.
First grade-James Loveless, Marvin
Hatton. Cora Jacobs. Helen Wolfe,
Elsie Walls, George Tobin, Elbert
Jones. Merton White, John Wallace,
Douglas Proud, Cecilia Alderman,
David Miller.
Miss Deakyne's School-John White
side. Willie Clarke. Mary Forrest
Irene Davis, Catherine Bratton, EN-
ma Say, James Wilson.
Miss Wilhelm's School-Charles
sharp, Mary Rattee. Beatrice Say
Charles McGrory. Julia Wilson, Brooks
Pusey, Ivory Sharp. Thomas Lennox.
Llnemen of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company succeeded yesterday
afternoon in establishing communica-
tion between here and Wilmington
George Lyon and his assistant had ar
interesting experience in getting tC
New Castle.
They came here in a sleigh and toda,
started down state to follow the line
as the Reedy Island wires are out o
order
In the Methodist Church last evening
the Christmas treat to the Sunda,
school was given and the Christina
music rendered.
Coal oil is a scarce article still, bu
business men have been able to Sc
cure grocery supplies for their stores
city Council is still at work on tn
street. President of City Council ha
instructed the police to notify all per
sons that the snow ordinance is IL
force and several arrest may be made
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compan
opened the CUTOFF branch line to Edg
Moor yesterday
Rural mail carriers tried to go owe
their routes but We're unable to &c
beyond the city limits.
Patrons Of the telephone compan
cannot understand why some effort
not made to get the wires in New Cas-
tie in service.
BY a trolley car jumping the trac
at Third and Delaware at $40 toda
many persons were delayed for nearl
an hour in getting to Wilmington.
one prominent business man receive
thirteen handkerchiefs and as there al
thirteen letters in handkerchiefs he r.
quested his wife last night to buy hi
one more for he will not stand Il
unlucky thirteen