New Britain herald., 1918-07-03
Many Cited for Perfect Attend
 ance During Past Term
JULY 4 0BSERV AN ( E

The pupils of the Plainville. Gram mar School who were perfect in at 1 tendance for the term ending June 1 28, have been awarded honorable mentions by the school board. The pupils hiving this recognition are: Kindergarten. Ruth Wilcox and l Vera Manchester teachers-Charles 1 Buell., Virginia Bradwell and Helen 1 Sturgeon.
 Grade 1C. Lillian RuSscl, teacher 1 Dorothy G1oriant.
 Grade 1B, Ester Clapp teacher Carmy Bosco. May Distin, Edward 1 Joy, Earl McGibbon.
 Grade IA, Edna Traner, teacher l Gladys Broadwell, Alexander Mirante, l Ralph Bordinardo.
 Grade 2B, Alice Tuttle teacher Edmand Tolli, Celestia West and 1 Emile Vosard.
 Grade PA, Mabel Styring, teacher ! Sebastian Arcari, Katherine Beaulieu, | Betty Galaugher, John MachowsIzi, 1 Lucy Rogers
 Grade 8, k. E. Kamerzel. teacher ] Norman De Manchc. John Nodoly, Rcinhard Sabel, Harvard Smith, Ruth 1 Anderson, Anettc Brunch, Ruth smith. Viola. Stillmacher. Grade f, Lucy Barber. teacher Louise Bosco, Wallace Bunnen, Eleanor Carlson. Dorothy Deerson, Sistina Gnozzo, Mabel Nilsson, Herbert Patnaud, Anis Pease. Ruth Roper, Nicholas Sabia, John YOubcIlis Tony Youbcllis. Minnie Yenzo, Edna Feist, Arthur Datoli. Wesley Dodge. Mary De Yulio, Nicholeni Meliti, Aide Me Gibbon, Nickie Toli, William Stell- macher. Elm Velard.
 Grade 5.-Yyonne Brunell, Amerigo ColelIa Irving Ludberry, Doris Fan ming, Florida Demonchi, Harry Nich- ols, Clinton Potter, oDrothy Ryder, Clyde Smith. Phebe Williams, Rose Tacobellis.
 Grade 6.-Bertha Seward, teacher: Prank Arcari, Evelyn Hart. James Prcstillo, John Carpenter, Sylvester Dame, William ToIIi, John AIa~tignet- tc, Tony Stepanicl1. Robert Vance,
 Lennie Stanley, Margaret Propson, Myrtle Stewart, ArmenOd NOldbanian, Lewis Scranton, James Yocabellis, Sidney Berady, FIoye Baker,
 Grade :. Inex Babcock, teacher: Ruth Aspinwall, James Aspinwall Alice Bardcn, Elizabeth Benjamin, Edgar Norton, Josephine Bosco, Eva Miller, Louis Pipke, Howard Stephen
 
 Grade ' Inez M. Gladwin teacher:- Irving Gridley, Gladys Lindberg, Jose phinc Pestillo.
 Grade Vera L. Hawkins teacher: -Elizabeth Fararr, Ernest Forshaw, ] Robert Thorne, Charles Weldon, Es- telle Baker, Nellie Fletcher, Albert McGibbon, Ethel Orvis. Gussie Or vis Ruth Potter, Hazel Rogers Leroy smith Walter Woods
 The following pupils will receive certificates from the state board for perfect attendance during the year:
 Ray Dustin, Eleanor Carlson. Yvonne Brunch, Amerigo Colella Doris Fan ming, argaret Propson, Floyd Baker, Alice Barden, Edgar Norton, Eliza beth Fararr, Ernest Forshaw, Robert Thornc. Charles Weldon.
 School Notes.
 Up to the present time Frank G. Osborn. secretary of the PlainvilIc school board has not received all re- turn contracts from the teachers of the local cshool. Although Secretary Osborn has received contracts from several of the teachers who have been teaching a number of years at the school the teachers who began teach ing here last fall have not vet re- turned their contract. It is thought that there will be only very few vacancies his year owing to the in crease in wages which the town granted to the members of the teach ing force last fall
 Benjamin vs. Mccarthy.
 Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Berlin Fair grounds F. lven Kid" Benjamin will have another chance to show his skill at wrestling when he will clinch with James Me- Carthy of New Haven. The bout calls for a fall of 2 out of 3 in one half hour. Benjamin is confident of suc- cess and is in hopes of winning the bout and thus give himself a better title in the wrestling world.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the Fair grounds Dewey Nuns a member of one of AIvah Ventres club members, Hercules CasSalingO of Berlin.
 Guard Going to Bristol.
 Members of the local company of the State Guard will assemble to- morrow at 12:45 o'clock and take the 1:05 train for Bristol to participate in the Fourth of July parade in that city. at a meeting of the company last night it Was voted to accept the in- EitatiOn to assist Brisol in the cele- bration of Independence Day. An in Vitation was also received from New Britain. but the majority favored going to Bristol. At the recent carni- val conducted by the local company,