Evening journal., 1911-03-29
new CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
Pupils There VIII Get Prizes
for High Averages in
Studies
TOWN WANTS THE
BIG NEW INDUSTRY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, March 29.-Mem-
bers of the graduating class Of the
New Castle High School have every
reason TO be on the alert. Ten dol
lar gold prizes have been offered for
oratorical efforts and Alexander +.
Goudiss. the newly-elected member Of
the Board Of Education offers a gold
medal for the best showing in geome-
terry, while DR.. r. r. Roth offers a
gold medal for the best essay on
'Moral Courage"
AT the meeting OF the School Board
last evening Professor Fryer reported
the following pupils deserving OF spe-
cial commendation
Eighth Grade-Bessie Leach, John
Cannon, Ethel McCallister. Sadie Fer
guson, Estella Sibley, Isabella Clarke.
Sophronia Farmer.
Seventh Grade-Lenora Lank, Ma
rian Bacon, Gertrude Honey, Eliza
beth Bull, Pearl clewell, Thomas
Hewlett, VIM. Mcdowell. John White
side, Ella Green, Beatrice Ham
mond.
Sixth Grade Walter Kern, Mary
Gilman, Cortland Pinder. Helen Bueh-
Ter, Esther Vining, Amy Smith, Mary
Moody, Edith Bender, Norman Banks,
VIM. Weggenmann
Firth Grade-Leona Hartmann, NJean
McCaughan. Oscar Devenish. Charles
Wertenbaker. Hattie Barnes. Eliza
beth Madden. Mildred Honey, Brokan
Sentman, Charles Ingram.
Fourth Grade - Catherine Arm
strong. Violet Smith. William Proud.
Helen Bare Hugh Fryer. Mildred Hol-
liday. Eugene Myers. sttt
Third Grade-Mary Eliason, Edna
Cranston, Blanche Sibley, Helen
Wolfe, Regina Rothrock, Elbert Jones,
Samuel Haberman, John Wallace,
Michael Lalli.
Second Grade-David Miller. Doug
las Proud. Clara Ingram. Joseph Can
non, Harlan Ferry, Fred Baldt, May
Mcdonnell.
First Grade-Margaret Bare, Eliza
beth Rossell, Jack Quimby, Earl Veg
genmann, Herbert Hewlett, Samuel
McKnitt. John Barnes, Charles Can
non. Leon King, Elizabeth Durfee, Ed
ward Challenger.
Miss Deakyne's School-May Clark,
Mildred Jones, VIM. Clarke, Sarah
Whiteside, Irene Davis, Harry Sharp.
VIM. Warren, Charles Sharp.
Miss Wilhelm's School-May Jones,
Ivory Sharp, Wilson Ivory, Anna
Louth, Joseph Whiteside, Lillian Will
mot
City Wants New Company.
City Coucil last evening tele-
graphed to the million dollar company
In New York stating that everything
possible will be done to give the com
pany the 300 feet of river front.
Several men appeared before City
Council ia get registered last even
ing. but they were refused because
they should have registered last No
vember., A few applicants were reg
stered.
Mrs. Roseanna Watson, widow Of
Archibald Watson, died yesterday af-
ternoon at the residence Of her son.
Archibald Watson. Tenth and School
streets.
Tramps Scare Women.
South Fifth street women we're
alarmed yesterday afternoon on ac-
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They slept I'm tho lookup on Monday
night One Of the men pretended he
had only one arm, but when given a
shaking by officer Harrington his
overcoat fell off and the officer found
the man was an imposter. for he had
both arms. The men were escorted
to the edge of the city and sent to
other points.
Shad fishermen had but poor luck
yesterday. E
John Fahey is still In the Chester
Hospital for treatment for a compli-
cation of diseases.
Degrees will be conferred on q
number Of candidates of Adelphia
Lodge, No. 8. X. of p. on Friday
night
The funeral Of Thomas Modem. for
merly of this city, took place yester-
day from his home. No. 1908 West
Sixth street, Wilmington. Interment
was made in the Glebe Cemetery. I'm.
dertakers Dougherty and McGilir
had charge of the funeral.