Evening journal., 1914-09-30
new Castle Wants
LARGER SCHOOL
Board Discusses Annex
Question and Viii Act at
Special Meeting
SCHOLARS GET
ON HONOR ROLL


NEW CASTLE, Del, Sept. 3O.--The
Board of Education last evening decided
to hold a special meeting on Wednesday
evening, October Z, to award the con-
tract for the erection of an annex TO
the High School Owing to the sanitary
condition OF the school building the
board decided some time ago that it was
necessary to build an annex. John NJ.
Hance is the lowest bidder for the work,
but as all the board members were not
present at the meeting last night it was
decided to hold an adjourned meeting.
Professor Dye reported the follow
ing pupils deserving Of special COM
mendation;
First Gade-Edna Duncan, Earle
Scott, Edgar Megginson, Anna Clayton,
Barbara King, Margaret Janvier, Carrie
Atkinson. Ruth Wilhelm, Adelaide
Davidson, Ella Gravett, Vevrnon Nc
Dowell Charles Townsend.
Second Crade-Cuthbert Bridgewater,
Elias Clayton, Addie Duling, Mildred
Fehl, Nancy Faulkner, Olga Glanden,
Ethel Cravett, Alice Keegan, Benjain
Leach, John Lennox, Mary Miller, Mar
garet Patton, Fritz Pfrommer, Arcadia
Smith, Charles Triitt, Isaac Windsor.
Third Grade-Richard Watts, Alice
Jemison, Elizabeth Parks, Harry Ahern
Elizabeth M..ligan, Donald Banks, Lou
Use Eliason, Minnie Burd, Herbert King
Carlisle Tobin, Leah Glanden, Harry
Wallace, James Wilson, Jack Berry, Al
len Toppin, Samuel Nickerson, Eliza
beth Cannon, Oakley Eskridge, John
Cannon, Elizabeth Rossell, Arthur Mil
Ter.
Fourth Grade-Lillian Proud, Martha
Shaw, Elizabeth Durfee, Mildred Con-
nell, Lester Ingram, John Roberts, John
Edwards. James White, Paul Strimple
Norman Riley, Jack Halliday, Frank
Bacon, Edward Truitt, Edward Challen'
ger, Archie Lank.
Fifth Grade-Charles King, Elizabeth
Mckay, Helen Plummer, James King
Edward Bruce, Hazel Bender, William
King, Cora Jacobs, Joseph Cannon
Charles Cannon, Earl Weggenmann.
Sixth Grade-Mildred Berry, Mar
garet Bull, Emma Challenger, Florenc'
Durfee, Mabel Eskridge, May Jones
Michael Lalli, James Loveless, LilliaI
Miley, David Miller, William Proud
Douglas Proud, Thomas Rechey, May
Roberts, Edna Rhoades, Robert Roth
Blanche Sibley, James Shepherd, vii
liam Thompson, Elsie Walls.
Seventh Grade-Frank Subocz, Mil
dred Holiday, Mary Givison, Regin
Rothrock, Mary Eliason, Helen Deemer
Elsie Waer, Helen Davidson.
Eighth Grade-John Leach, Harve,
King. Harold Cannon, Anna Davidson
Cartland Harrington. Walter McElwe'
Charles Ingram, Philip Simmons.
School No. a-Catharine Boyle, Josep
Miller, Alexander Subroz, Alice HurC
Harry Davis, Pearl Toppin, Thoma
Toppin, Serena Green, Beatrice Jones
Harry Walling Julian Dunning, Alic
LovcIess, Rose McGrory, Louise Clarl
Louis Hurd.
Mr.. Jemison, in making the report {
the committee on text books, state
that Professor Dye had assisted Il
committee so much during the rece
last summer that a neat sum was rea
lied by the sale of old books which ha
been stored away.
Upon motion of Mr.. Jemison, secon,
ed by Mr.. Goudiss, vote of thanl
was given Professor Dye for the assis
! ance rendered. The following bill
we're ordered paid;
, Leary, Stuart & Co., S26.57; Orvil
Brewer & Co.. $3.06; Christopher Som
Co., S2.06; Row, Peterson & Co., S34.l
Newson g. Co., 1892; Silver, Burdett
d Co.. 1914; Kinds a. Noble, $22.l9j
- Flanagan Co., Sl440; Little, Brown
I Co.. 1912; Holden Patent Book 9
= $2l.25; American Book CO., $2S.54; nj
e ton Bradley Co., Sl497; George p. XII
a Press, 1915; George +. King Pre-
4 $3.50; Charles w. Nickerson, SO; 10
NJ. Hance, S22; Theodore W. Cavend
slO3.6O; J. T. & /. E. Elason, S6.s
David Bryson, $3.50.
News of the City.
The fortunate arrival home OF lr'
Manning last evening prevented wi
| threatened TO be bad fire at the no
| of his mother. Irving, accompanied
| Albert Kirk. had been down town .
| when he returned he found the partit
| back of the stove on fire as we'll
| window curtain. The other members
| the party had been in bed for some til
| The young men put out the fire.
| then called the other members OF
| family. .,
II Joseph Barnes has accepted posit
II in the dupont powder mills at Carne