New Britain herald., 1916-12-27
LARGE PERCENTAGE
GET ON HONOR ROLL
Attendance at School During Fall
Term Shows Up Well
PRINCIPAL ANNOUNCES LIST

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Horses Have Hard Day-Briefs.
| Despite the fact that epiden1ics of
grip and other maladies have had a
strong hold on Plainville for several
| weeks, the attendance at school ses-
sions kept up to a high mark, accord
| ing to the report Of Principal O. L.
Judd. Twenty-six per cent. Of the
| entire enrollm ent reported present at
every session during the term closed
! last week and the principal states
| that $50 of the children were not alb
sent a single day. 604 pupils were
registered during the term and when
school closed for the holidays an
| average Of $40 was shown In the re-
port compiled by Mr.. Judd.
Marks of honor are accorded to pu-
pills attending regularly for an entire
term. Those who will be given dis
tinction for their punctuality and
their presence at all sessions are as
follows:
Kindergarten, Helen M Garfield
! and Mary E. Bates, teachers: Monte
Larson, Emma Miller, James Pryor
and Edwin Williams
Grade 1, Helen S. Brock, teacher:
| Katherine Beaulieu, Hope Farrar,
Mary Gallagher, Horace Grayson,
Mabel Lackey, Charles Mills, Ken
meth Prior, Alfonso Silverii, Bernice
Williams.
Grades and 2, Alice futile, teach
err: Gertrude Feilan and John Ma
chowski.
Grade 2, Mrs. H L. Newell, teach
er: Louise Bosco, Andrew Bernar-
! ducci, Filomena De Yulio Geneva
Distin, Gertrude Lackey, Anna Park
inson, Viola Stillmacher, Resale Stur-
geon, Vincent Simpson, James Sala-
none, Harvel Smith, Loyal Smith and
Roy Neldon.
| q Grade 8, Agnes G. Anderson, teach
err: Nickolena Melita, Peter De Carl,
i Lawrence Dunbar, William Kelley,
Clyde McG1bbon and Nicholas Toll.
Grades and 4, Mrs. Frances M.
Goodill, teacher: Donald Bentley,
Angelo Certain, Helen Denton, Pris-
ella Distin, Herbert Royce, Faith
Strong, John Yowbellis. Tony Vow
BELLS and Minnie Yenzo.
Grade 4, Pauline Barrenther
teacher: Augustus Beauneu, OsWin
Brooks, Arthur Burns, Tony Carpen-
there, Lillian Case, Amerizo Collelo
abetll Forshaw, William Gleason
Ethel johnson, Irving Lindberg,
Fred Miller, Wesley Naaman, Clinton
| Potter, Dorothy Ryder Mary Prior
Elmer Royce, Rachel Smith, Clyde
Smith, Arthur Vicinus Phebe Will
liams, Rose Yowbellis and Josephine
Fortuna.
Grade 5, Mildred Nelson, teacher:
! Floye Baker, Margaret Beaulieu, Sill
| ney Berody. John Carpentiere, Hen
| rietta Castle, Katherine Cunningham
| Katherine Farrar, Bertha Hemingway,
| Mary Johnson, Margaretha Propson,
| Kenneth ISLANDER, Floyd Stillman,
Florence Thompson and Mildred
| Thompson.
Grades and s, Maude Johnson,
| teacher: Frank Arcari, Louisa De
| Carl, William Grazzo, Evelyn Hart,
| Verna Saunders, Alice Barden, Lii.
| liam Beaulieu, Herbert Carlson, Char
| lOtte Harris and Bernice KELLOGG
| Grade 6, Ruby e. Lepper, teacher:
! Ruth Aspinwall, Fred Beaulieu, Bar
! bara Case, Leroy Castle, Elizabeth
| EWald, Irving Gridley, Robert Leon
| ard, Edgar Norton, Louis Pike Helene
Propson and Howard Stephenson.
Grade 7, Abigail G.. Manning
! teacher: Estelle Baker, Leonard Cas-
| s1dy, Hazel Fletcher, Nellie Fletcher,
Ernest Forshaw, Salvatore Fortuna,
Burton Hemingway, Gladys Lind berg,
Alice Maloney, Albert McGibbon.
| Ethel Ornis, Gussis Orvis, Ruth Pot
ter, Leroy Smith, Robert Thorne.
! Charles Weldon, Albert White, AIDE
| line Woods, Walter Woods and Mary
Yaross.
Grade 8, Inez NJ. Gladwin and Yer
ma M. Carlisle, teachers: Joel Nc
Cannon, Ruth Mckee, Ethel Miller,
Ethel Peace, Stanley Smith, Irene
Thompson, Nellis White. Annie
Yaross Edward Nannon. Mary E.
Beaulieu, Elizabeth Beauieu, Irving
Bronson, Charles Basney. George
Bentley, Freemen Collella, Mae Cum
ningham, Clement Cowlis, Edward
Feilan, Esther Furrey, Vera Free
man, Barbara Farrar George Han
non, Melvin Hosford, Wesley john
son and Amy Josephson.
Initiate Glass of Twelve
Court General Lawton, F. of A.,
held most Interesting meeting last
evening in Grange hall and enter
tanned a number of visitors from
| neighboring towns. The initiatory
degree was conferred on a class of
twelve, teams from the New Britain
| and Southington Foresters being in
charge Of the work. A drill by the
degree team of Court Charter Oak of
New Britain was one Of the features OF
the session.
The local court received many COM
pliments from the visitors on it's con-
tinued success. The Plainville Fores-
ters occupy a place of Importance
among the courts of the state as the
result of their remarkable growth
during the past year. The officers re-
port that the outlook for the ensuing