Connecticut western news., 1914-04-30
SCHOOL NOTES
Pupils Got Busy and Did Good Work Clean-Up Day.


 The orders for seeds for the children's school gardens were, sent in during the past week. The annual exhibit of fruits, flowers and vegetables will be held as usual next September. This will give the pupils an opportunity to compete for prizes and at the same time show to the public the results of their labors. ......... ..-..
 Arbor day was observed in all of our schools Friday, April IT.
 The teachers in our schools urged all the pupils to take part in cleanup day last Saturday, with good results.
 Miss Ostrander visited schools in New Haven, Monday. .'
 The monthly teachers meeting was held Tuesday, April 21.
 Chicken pox is responsible for the absence of our pupils in the lower grades. ...-@ ...
 The following pupils have been neither absent nor tardy for the four weeks ending April 24: -..
 Grade l, Helen H. Hanlon,- Teacher Angel Campiglio, Jessie Carey, Ed ward Castagna, Carolina Corlatti, Celia Corlatti, Teresa Ciyelli, Roberta Fitz- gerald, Virginia Gondelli, Alice Hugins, Jennie Hugins, Carmita Lasher, Kath- leen Mullen, Caudina Perotti, Angela Perotti, Sara Rhosdes, Chisell Spencer, Irene Spencer, Joseph Reel.
 Grade 3, Miss E. Ruth Ostrander, Teacher-Ch Charles Beaujom Ruth Beau jon, Wesley Benway, Ellen DrMmm, John Foley, Rnth Ganci, Joseph Man sir, Edward McG Guire, Francis McGuire, Evelyn LindGll, Albert Nelson, Esther Nielsen, John Prentiss, Harold Scutt, William Simmons.
 Grade B, Emma l.. Kegler, Teacher Franklin Adams, Bernard Benedict, August Castagna, Mary CiveIli, Kath- crime CTcoran, George Curtiss,. Henry Dodge, Dorothy Drumm, Peter Foley, Watson Hayden, Norman Hicks, James Mansfield, Mary Perotti, Wesley Prem tiss, Percy Whitford.
 Grade 4, M. O. Hill, Teaoher-Louise BeauSon, Arthur Baldwin, Helen Baird, Mabe2 Baird, Naomi Carter, Francis Cleary, Margaret Carey, Grace Corwin, ! John Gantele, William Drumm, Viii Liam Fitch, Florence G0ggin, Joe Gett0, Elsis Hester, Bartley Killawee, Cath erine Killawee, Floyd Miller, Patsy Montana, Peter Montana, Thomas O'Nel, Huldah Reel, Mary Sweeney. Grades and 6, RuHh Pratt Gaylord, Teaoher-Elsa Borg, Clara Castagna, Rena Civelli, Madeleine Coe, Frank Corcoran, Dorothy Corwin, Thomas Foley, Levi Gondeli, Edith Lindall, Mildred Mansir, James Mcclure, Robert Nelson, Willard Peirce, Melvin Proper, Jessie Proper, Charles Reel, Mary San born, Newelle Smith, Catherine Sweeney.
 Grades 2 and 8, Madeline M. Moore, Teacher-Florence Adams, Edna Ben way, Ruth Fitch, Marjorie Johnson, Ellen Lasher, Catherine Mansfield, Lillian Parsons, Rosa Reel, Sarah Reel, Mary Rhoades, Grace Roberts, Mar garrett Voshurgh, Marion Werner, Hazel Whitford, Winifred Walsh, Clarencf Adams, Joseph Bills, Leroy .Beaujon, Eric Borg, Melio Oastagna, Serene Gondelli, Algott Lindell, KennetI, Miller, Romar Nielsen, Winchell Pusey, John Pease, Philip Rood, Roy Stan ton.
 First Year High School, R. O. Man chester, Teacher-Maleolm Adam, Hugh Corcoran, Emelin Curtiss, Rich ard Hart, Gertrude Higgins, Fanny Jackson, Olga Johnson, Mary Killawee, Vernon Leffingwell, Mary Mansfield, Lola Keeling, John Nelson, George Ocain, Lewis Roraback.
 Second and Third Years High School, s. J. Roraback, Teacher-Bessie Col , ligan, Pearl Davis, James Flynn, Allyn Hurlburt, George Laffargue, Charlotte Lucas, Charles Lucas, Keith Mallinson, Mary Roger, Sarah Rood, Harry War ner, Agusta Colligan, Laura Goodwin, Clarence Hart, Ellen Lindell, Helen Parmelee, Annie Warner, Arthur White, Helen Whitford, Karl Werner