New Britain herald., 1918-09-04

Canada-G-rangs Notes.
 Another contingent of draftees left Plainville this morning at 9:20 for Camp Deyens, Philip Lippa was the only Plainville man included. A number of Italians, members of the Bristol Brass Company Band, brought their instrumen out, and gave their friends a royal send off. They rendered several selections of a patriotic nature, which were well re- ceived by the crowd. Most of the people at the station were from Bristol and Southington.
 Nezu Summoned to Canada.
 Mrs Charles K. Nezu and son, Yer non, of New York city. have been unexpectedly summoned to Canada. Mir. Nezu IS with the Royal Flying Corps and has been sent to Toronto as an instructor. ad his wife and son will join hi mthere. Mrs, Nezu has many friends in Plainville, and has been the guest of Mrs. Mary Prior of Pierce street, for the past moth.
 Auto Strikes Boy.
 An automobile going toward ,Southington yesterday afternoon. struck a small boy going in the same direction The driver of the car thinking the boy was hurt, asked him where he lived and he said in Plainville. The man brought the boy back and was surprised to see him jump out and say, Tanks for de ride, mister"
 Grange Activities. The regular meeting of the Plain- vile grange was held at Grange hall last night.
 The grange is planning to attend Neighbors' night in Southington on Friday evening and will leave on the 7:30 o'clock car
 At the next regular meeting of the local grange, September IT, a, Neigh bors' night will be held. Many granges have been invited and each will furnish one number on the program. The To- cal grange will furnish refreshm ents.
 Plans are being made for the grange to have m exhibit of garden and home products at the fair to be held by the Plainville Agricultural association at the end of this month.
 Teaching Force in Schools.
 The PlainviIle schools resumed ses- sions yesterday morning after the sum mer vacation. The buildings were filled. including the addition which was built last year. All vacancies on the teaching staff were filled. The list fol- ows:
 Orrin L. Judd, principal: Vera l. Hawkins, grades and s; Inez NJ. Gladwin, Grades ' and 8; Mildred Nelson. Grade g. Lennte M. Stanley, Grade r Bertha M. Steward, Grade 6 T1J1in J O'Rrien. Grade IA; Mabel styring, Grade 5; Annie L. Berry Grade 4; Alice c, Futile, Grade 3; Eliza beth Ol- son, Grade 5; Dorothy Manton, Grade 3; Gertrude Stetson, Grade 2 Natalie J. Purcell, Grade 2; Esther P. Clapp, Grade l. Edna, M Traver, Grade 1: Ruth Wilcox. Kindergarten; Vera Manchester, assistant: Alice K Will Hams, music
 The total registration of pupils Is not known, as some of them have not yet returned from their vacations,
 ., Brief Items
 Mrs. Earl Smith of New Haven is a guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A, c. Smith of Pierce street. Miss Marjorie Strong has moved from North Washington street 10 Broad street. Lynn Hamm has accepted 3 position with Armour & Co., in New Britain.
 Miss Rena Levasseur has resigned her position at the Plainviile Baking Co.,, and will accept a position in the office of the Colts Patent Arms Go. in Hartford. She has been succeeded by Miss Ethel Peace.
 Mrs L. B. Graham of West Main street has returned from visit with relatives in Norwalk. z Mrs. George O'Connor and daughter Mae of Brooklyn N. Y, are the guests of Mrs M, L. Messenger of West Main street.
 Miss Vera Manchester has returned from B vacation spent in Vermont
 Master George Cameron of New Ha- ven 1s the guest of his uncle, James J. Murphy. of Whiting street. |, Oscar Hultenus has accepted a posi- ton with the New Britain Machine Co.
 Misses Bessie Crowley and Kath-