Evening journal., 1915-06-21
DIPLOMAS soon FOR
new CASTLE GRADS
Class of 1915 Will End
School Days on
Friday
INJURED BY HIS OWN
FRACTIOUS HORSE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. June 2i.-Graduates
OF the New Castle High School have
issued invitations to their friends 10
attend the commencement of the High
School in the Opera House on Friday
evening. The graduates are Elizabeth
Calhoun Bacon. Estella Sibloy. Elya
.. Ferguson, Elmer r. Ingram. Ed
ward II. Naylor and Vaughan c. Ian
caster. The class motto Isl mon
Scholae. Sod Vitae" The class has
chosen garnet and white as its colors
ard The American Beauty Rose as the
class nOwer.
Francis n. Buck, Jr., was injured
last evening when his horse knocked
him down al Third and Harmony
streets. He had been visiting at
Emmanuel rectory. and before return
ING home took off the horses bride
ic give the animal a drink. The
horse started to run away and the
young man grabbed the horse by the
nose and name. but was unable TO
control. II and Mr.. Buck was
thrown TO the street. where the
wheels Of the carriage passed over
him Oscar and George Krause saw
the runaway and picking up Mr.. Buck
carried han to their home and
summoned Dr. Booker who dressed
his inufits. Meanwhile the horse
dashed along Third street 10 South
then to Fourth and out Fourth to-
wards Wilmington 10 the ice pond,
where n was stopped
The committee in charge of tho
Fourth of July celebration is meeting
with success. and money Is coming
In q very satisfactory manner
Undertaken Charles II. Clewell re-
moved the body of Richard A. Neal,
colored. from Farnhurst TO his
norgue Yesterday Meals relatives
live in Christana
This is busy week in the schools,
as examinations are being held.
Battery Park was well patronized
Yesterday and many took advantage
OF The bathing at Battery Beach. Sew
eral boys who have bathing suits of
their own enjoy the diving from the
Delaware street wharf and then swim
around for a time. There are hum
irods of good swimmers In New
Castle
Vicirolas-R Records Bridgewater
In the NJ. f. Church yesterday
morning the primary department. of
ihe Sunday school held Children's
Da, exercises
Chldren's Day exercises OF the
First Baptist Church we're held Last
evening and delightful program was
presented. The church was well
hlled.
- James Morrison has been indis-
posed for several DAYS.
William Weeeenman, Jr.. suffered
o slight injury 70 his hand In the
Baldt works on Saturday.
All. and Mrs. Francis p. McCalln
are entertaining Miss Margaret
Doueherty. Of Colorado Springs, Col.
The summer schedule went into ef-
feet in the Presbyterian Church yes
terday
The Irish-American Association Of
Wilmington. viii picnic at RiNe'-'ds
ncxt Sunday.
Arrangements arc now under way
Tor the Sunday school excursions
The several steel plants are getting
husicr. and in the course of few
weeks more men will be employed.
Fully 100 motorcyclists passed
through here yesterday on their way
from Dover 20 Philadelphia
REGRET TEACHERS DEPARTURE.
editor of THE EVENING JOURNAL.
sir: The students Of the New Cas-
tie High school are mourning the
loss Of Miss Mary Ratledge assistant
priAcipal, and Miss Virginia Carver,
commercial teacher. They feel that
will not be- an easy matter TO have
heir places filled with such good re-
suits. The members OF the board
must not be awake 10 the conditions
that have been going on in the High
School IN recent years II they knew,
perhaps they would not have lost tho
main factors. Miss Carver who in
reduced the commercial course in
he school about four years ago,
which has been success, deserves
great credit. and her pupils certainly
DO appreciate her work Since sor-
rows never come singly. the students
wish both teachers good luck and
success in their respective positions
n the Seaford High School. and hope
hat they viii not have the same un-
9carablc conditions TO contend with.
Yours truly,
New Castle Resident
New Castle, Del. June ls.
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