New Britain herald., 1919-06-27

the Berlin town hall at $ O clock, be- fore a large audience, when they re- Ceived diplomas from Superintendent of Schools B. R. Showalter. The en- tire class mum bered 50 students. The hall and stage was beautifully deco- rated with class and national colors
 and the setting represented the lawn of a palatial residence. The program was the best witnessed in. several years. Each diploma was bound with blue and gold ribbon, the class col ors. Four of the students of the South school held their exercises with the Worthingtonites and were given their diplomas by the super |eintendent. Following are those who received diplomas:
 South SchooI-Alice Louise Mitch ell, Marjorie Estelle Thompson, Mich a el Paul Ram bis, Kasmer Alexander Banulski
 Mosely Bush, Andrew Fransen, Mary Leona Kenney. Helen Dorothy Scho-
 field, Helen Emily Skinner, Mary
 Agnes Mccormack, Dorothy Cecilia
 Trehy. Lois Hart .Cowles, Bernice
 Agnes Michaels, Dina Rita Brignoli,
 Anna Georgini, Franklin Holland
 Boardman, Winnifred Florine Ripple,
 Julia Emily Negri, Katheryn Johan
 Carbo, Katharine. Loretta Hart, Eva Giovanna Giannotta, Robert Mich ael Ringwood Pagan, Margaret Oli-
 yea Carling, Laura Mae BroTn, Ma
 bel Kristine Holmquist, Victoria
 Elizabeth Karam, Cotthard Fritiof
 Kallerman. Laurence Grisvold As
 pinwall, Eva May Weymouth, Joseph
 Anthony Ringwood, Elliot James
 Ritchie, Charles Haddodk, Benjamin Thomas Cashman, Robert Paul Mo-
 guliski, Michael Joseph Rayno, Will
 liam Edmund Carey, Edward Joseph
 Bolles.
 Auto Hits Team.
 A Studebaker touring car belonging
 to Patrick Garrity of kensington
 struck the team of I. M Colby of the Blue Hills road late last night near
 the American Paper Goods plant. The team being a light one, was
 thrown from the road, badly smashed,
 while the occupant escaped injury.
 Mr. Garrity was thrown from his seat
 receiving a severe shaking up. Louis
 Sticquell, his chauffeur, escaped in
 juries.
 Hubbard School Graduation.
 The Hubbard school graduation will be held this evening at s o'clock a the Athletic hall. A program has been arranged by the class officers. No children under the sixth grade will be allowed to attend. An ad-
 dress of welcome wiA be delivered by the class president and the invoca- ton by Rev. Ellsworth of the East Berlin Methodist church.
 The following are members of the class: Charles H. Cobey, president; Viola M. Tryon. salutatoriar; Eliza
 beth P. Cody. Esther K. Lindqueat, Eveline K. Johnson, Francesca M. Payne, Anna C. Samsi1 Florence M. Rich. Edward P. Cody, Bertha K. Krashan, Viola M. Tryon. Marjorie A. DeMore, Charles H, Cobey. Miss Marjorie A. DeMore, valedictorian, is a daughter of John P. DeMore of Cottage street, and is popular among the young people around the town. Patriotic Meeting Tuesday. The Berlin Grange will hold an open patriotic meeting in their hall next Tuesday evening July 1. Arthur H. Bushnell and Lloyd Minor have
 arran ged the program. From 7:3O to s:30 a band concert will be given on the lawn in front of the hall, followed
 by the following program in the hall: i Star Spangled Banner
 .......... Band and Audience | Address of Welcome ...
 ........ Brother H. H. Spooner | Song, lPack Up Your Troubles) ] ........t. t..'..'....... Audience