Evening journal., 1921-09-08
ZOO SCHOLARS in
NEWPORTSCHOOL
Enrolment This Year is
8 Largest in History of
the Town
MANY SEPTEMBER
VISITORS IN TOWN
lspecIaI o rhe Evenlng journal.

Especial to The Evening Journal.
# NEWPORT. Sept s-The Newport
schools opened on Tuesday with an
fenronment OF about two hundred
scholars. the largest in the history Of
rthe school. The same teachers as
iemployed here last year have re-
1urned. principal. Mrs. Frances E.
,.NIcCoy. assisted by Miss Hattie
Ninyard. Miss Alma McKnett, Miss
Anna Roe and Miss Martha stra-
horn. Due TO the budget system
passed by the Legislature. whcih al
lows only $3.50 for janitor service
for the year some trouble is being
experienced in finding a janitor.
Last year. this work was looked
after very satisfactorily by Mrs.
Elizabeth Wright who feels that
this is not sufficient pay for the
work required. and has refused to
accept the position.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF New
port NJ. e. Church will hold It's first
business meeting and social for the
fan on Wednesday evening az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Snyder.
Miss Josephine Rau. of Whining
ton. was a recent guest of Miss Bes-
sic Maclary.
George w. Seeds, Charles Beck
and John Ponsell. the latter two OF
Wilmington. enjoyed reed-bird hunt
ing near here on Monday. They
shot about eighty birds
Miss Ruth Rittenhouse, Of Centre
vile. Nd. is visiting her cousin.
Mrs George w. Seeds. Miss Ritten-
house is returning from a visit at
Port Kent in the Adirondacks, Mon
real. Quebec and Niagara Falls.
Miss Maude Polk. Of Hockessin,
spent the weekend here with Mr..
and Mrs. D. W. Chandler.
Miss Mildred Chandler returned to
her home here on Friday. after
spending July and august at Buck
Hill Fails, Pa.
Miss Doris Nichols. Of Smyrna,
spent the weekend here. as the
guest Of Miss Mary Meyer. Miss
Meyer also had as guests on Sun
day. Wesley Campbell, OF Belle
moor. and willard Klund, OF VIII
msngton.
Mr.. and Mira Paul d. Jones and
son. Paul. Of Centreville. Nd. have
returned to their home, after spend
ing the weekend here as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Seeds.
The Misses Leila Lyman and
Frances Ball have returned to theiI
homes after spending some time a
Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs Marvin Ball and daughter
Dorothy. formerly Of Newport. an'
now of Buffalo. n. Y. spent tn
weekend here as guests OF Mr.. an
AIRS d. w. Chandler.
Miss Emma S Maclary and Mis-
Ann r. Harkins. OF Wilmington
have returned 20 their homes aftei
spending n few days as the guest
Of Miss Helen Murphy. Of Atlantic
City. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Miller. OF Eas-
ton. Nd. motored here yesterday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Myers.
Mrs w. F. Groome and the Misses
Margaret Groome and Sarah Car
rett who have been spending some
time at their cottage at Port Penn,
have returned home.
Mrs Walker Vernon and Mrs. FL
wood Mercer. Of Philadelphia. Pa.
spent yesterday here as the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Yarneil
Mrs william Crawford has re.
turned to her home after spending
some time at Chestertown. Nd.
Charles Maske. OF Hartley. 4
spending some time with his aunt
Mrs. william Crawford.
Miss Sophie Steele. OF Brooklyn
n. y. has returned TO her home
after spending the past week her
as the guest Of Miss Mae Seeds.
Miss olivia Knots. who has bee
the guest of Miss Viola Seeds 10
the past two weeks, has returne
TO her home in Templeville. Nd
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pierson. Mi
Katharine Price. Mitchell and Pric
Pierson. and Miss Rebecca Spring,
and Carl Springer spent the hol
days at Smaliey's Dam.
Charles Groome. son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. c. p. Groome. has returne
10 his home here. after spending
vacation at Camp Wake Robin
the Catslkili Mountains.
Messrs Henry Seeds and Robe
Frist have returned here aft,
spending the past week with NJ
and Mrs. George f. Davis. OF New
ark. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs r. p. Nichols.
smyrna. Del. formerly Of Newpor
Del. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. '
r. Groome on Sunday.