New Britain herald., 1915-06-12

and courtesy due a host as to "amuse" themselves by writing their names upon and otherwise defacing the , charts showing the work or the eighth grade. "The school committee would be justified in bringing action against these young men, whose names are in their possession, for defacing school property It is hard to believe, how ever. that they did it from any other motive than the desire to be smart. We will. therefore, give them the benefit of the doubt and let 1t pass with a private reprimand.
 we hope it will serve as lesson to tEem and other young people to so conduct themselves in public that any thing of this nature will never occur again and that they will always be welcome guests, rather than be of that ! class who are a menace to the best in- tcrests of the community"
 i Young People Form Club.
 Plans for the organizing of a social i club were made by number of young 1 people at a gathering Tn .ne Sunset i Rock bungalow last evening. Fifteen couples were present. supper was served. The evening was pleasantly pa ssed, vocal solos by MT Anderson, accompanied by Miss Ellen Anderson, contributing much towards the enter tainment The club. which is yet to select a name, elected the following officers:
 President-Frank Johnson, Plain vile.
 Vice President-Miss Astrid Ander- son, New Britain.
 Treasurer-Stanley Andrews. Hart ford.
 secretary-Miss Helen Anderson, Plainville.
 But One Vacancy
 According to Rev. F. L. Grant the secretary, all of the members of Principal Judds teaching staff have accepted re-elections anr have re- turned signed contracts by which they agree to teach in the local schools next year.
 Consequently the board has but one vacancy to fill. The committee has not given out the name or the teacher who will leave at the close of the term. Before the vacation period begins they expect to have the vacancy filled.
 Brief Items.
 Sequassen lodge, I. o. O. F. will hold it's annual memorial exercises fer deceased odd Fellows tomorrow afternoon. The members will meet | ct the nall at o'clock and will march | in a body to West cemetery. The | graces will be decorated and there will | be appropriate exercises. l
 Flag Day will be observed with | special exercises in the various rooms in the local schools on Monday.
 James Cody, who recently resigned | as manager of the Atlantic and l Pacific Tea ccmpany's store here, left today for his home in Greenwich. He will open store for the A. and F.. 1 people in Bridgeport in a few days
 The grounding of wire put the electric plant of the Bristol and Plainvllle Tramway company out of commission for some time last even ing. For long time the trolley cars were stalled as a result and the "jit- neys" had monopoly on the business between here and BrisroT. | . Rev w. P. Kilcoyne, curate at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, will leave on Monday for Keyser Island, where he will spend week on retreat. The Mohawks of Soutnington will play the Plainville Athletic club to- IT, orrow at Aliens field. The game will start at 3 o'cock
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