Evening journal., 1910-04-27
NEWS NOTES
OF NEW CASTLE
Five Pupils in Graduating
Class this Year---ThieVeS
Get Much Booty

! Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, April 27.-There will he
! hve graduates of the New Castle High
School this year They are progressive
young women too for they did not wait
for the Board of Education to decide about
commencement. They gathered the arbu-
tus and other early blooms and actually
have issued Invitations TO the commence
ment which will be held in the Opera
House on the evening Of June "A.
The Board of Education met last night
and appointed a committee 10 decide
where and when the commencement viii
be held. Professor Storrie reported the
following pupils of deserving Of special
commentator:
Eighth grade-Martha Perrem. Fannie
Perrem. Elizabeth Bacon. Margaret For
rst, William Tibbitt. Marie Smith, Mar
garet Hendrix, ElWood Bacon. Edward
Naylor.
Seventh grade-Irwin Duncan. Eleanor
Cross. Grace Bull. May McNaly, jeanette
Wylie, Elmer Ingram Edmo Newove.
Minerva Taylor. Virginia Allen, Margaret
Walz.
Sixth grade-Eli lizabeth Bull, Ella Green,
William Madden, Anna Smith. John
Whiteside. Marian Bacon. Gertrude In
gram, Russell Cole.
Fifth grade-Mary Gilman, Hattie Kern.
Alfred Hushebeok. John Sharp
Fourth grade-Hattie Barnes, Anna
Davidson, Jean McCaughan. Elizabeth
Madden. Maude Perrem Mildred Honey.
Charles Ingram, Brokaw Seminar, Chas.
Wertenbaker.
Third grade-Thomas Bennett, James
Shepherd, Rodney Willis, Lee Goudiss.
William Sweezey. Molie Sharp, Bertha
Barnes Helen Davidson Helen Bare.
Second grade-Florence Durfee, beatrice
Soy, Edna Cranston. William Thompson,
Alfred Gooden.
First grade-George Tobin. Elsie Walls,
Merton White Dorothy Gilman. Ebert
Jones, David Miller. James Hickman, Will
lam King, Harlan Ferry, John Davidson
Fannie Hendler Charles Clarke.
Miss Deakynes School-Sara Whitesidc
Elsie Manning, Willie Clark, Catherine
Bratton, Ethel South Lulu Stradley.
Miss Wilhelm-Julia Wilson. Charlie Nc.
Grory Joseph Hendler. Wilson Ivory.
Burglars visited New Castle YESTERDAY
! morning and broke into three houses
t They secured several watches and aboui
$50 in cash
e From the residence OF A. Herman Pad
e berg a watch and 81 were taken. The Wis
, itors searched for money down stairs an,
paid no attention to silverware. AT tn,
residence Of Henry Bessier two watches
S25, and some old coins were stolen. and
the Deemer farm house the thieves Sc
cured more booty and then proceeded
down the Hamburg road and robbed tw,
: farm houses Of whatever cash could b,
found downstairs.
Mayor Evan G. Boyd has called o meet
ing of the citizens to he held tonight tc
nominate candidates for the $4,000 bono
commission. Each district will select it.
candidate. The idea is TO bond the city
tear up the cobble stones and put dowr
modern pavements.
A fisherman from Pennsvlle. who fell
out OF his boat was rescued from the Del.
aware here Yesterday by the Rev. S. b.
wyle, ms son Hugh Wyle, and another
D man.
shad fishermen made big catches yester-
day.
. Democrats OF New Castle hundred will
meet tomorrow night TO name a member
OF the County Committee and hundred
, committee.
: The Good VIII Fire Company held 4
special meeting last evening. Tickets have
been distributed for the excursion.
William Downey and Edward Calowa,
, have returned home from Philadelphia.
John Leonard who has been in the Soutl
= for two months has returned home. He II
II an electrician and was with the Pullman
+ Car Company in Florida.