New Britain herald., 1921-06-22
PLAWVZLLE NEWS (Continued from Seventh Page.)

Gertrude Bixby, Genevieve Agnes Blinn, John Richard Britney, Arthur Franklin Burns, Amerigo Colella, Sylvester Edmond Dame, Louisa De Carh, Nancy Helen Denton, Elsie Mae Evans, Doris Tyler Tanning, Arthur 1llingworth Farrar, Elizabeth For shaw, Armand U1deric Gauthier, Hans Henry Henne. Richard Schrey Jew cit, Ethel Rosalie Johnson. John Cor don Johnson, Douglas Winfield Mar tin, Fred Edward Miller, Marion Louise Orvis, Paul John, Sasek Tony R. Stepanuk, William Frederick Tol- Ii, Rose Sarah Velardi, Hermann Al bert Voisard and Margaret Dorothea Wheeler.
 Miss Alice K. Williams will act as supervisor of music while Nellie l.. Bixby will be pianist. Inez G. Bed ford and Mildren Nelson are tho teachers of the grades which are to graduate. This class is one of the largest ever graduated in the history of the school. A large attendance of parents and visitors is expected.
 Trial Tonight.
 An alleged feud over some land at Mountain View will be iyoned out" at the P1ainville town court tonight. Constable John Conlon arrested J. Popelli and C. Dalton, residents at Mountain View, yesterday following complaint entered by Popelli. The plaintiff claims that Dalton infringed upon his right of way and trespassed upon his property. The feud is said to have started when land owned by the two men was surveyed. It ap- pears that the result of the surveying did not appeal to Dalton who is al- To tn hoI Sto lxoS set down by the surveyors which he claims to be his land. Popelli, how ever, is confident that he owns the property, figuring the surveyors did not make a mistake.
 It is also alleged that the argument became so heated that Dalton pulled a pistol on Popelli- Justice Edward P. Prior will hear the case while Grand Juror William Foran will pros secute.
 New Highway Proposed.
 It is possible that a new highway will be built by the town which will adjoin the new factory of the Plain vile Casting company, in order to give them a proper roadway to enter the center of the town. Engineer Jo- seph J. McKernan is making a survey of the proposed highway and maps
 
 the Town Plan commission. The pro- posed road will start at Whiting street almost opposite the new plant, and will cut across the lots, over the rail- road tracks, past tic factory and probably out onto South Washington street. There seems to be some ques- ton, however, regarding the right of way over the railroad tracks Ns the statute laws forbid the making of highway over a grade crossing. It is possible that the highway from Whiting street to the plant will have to be abandoned, but will be built from the plant to South Washington street.
 Another plan is to have the town accept the section connecting Bank street near the factory and improve this street. The place is now almost impassa ble after a rain and is knee deep with mud. This property wal dealer, who later sold it for building the town if repaired so that vehicles may safely pass over it. The Town Plans commission has the proposition under consideration.
 Whist Tonight.
 The Martha Rebekah lodge will hold its public whist at the Odd Eel lows rooms tonight. The public has been extended a cordial invitation to attend The affair will commence at s o'clock and continue until 10 o'clock.
 Ice Cream Festival.
 The Ladies of the Baptist church will hold an ice cream festival tonight at the lawn of Mrs. Martin at the cor ner of Maple and Grown streets. The sale will start at o'clock and end at o'clock The public is invited to attend.
 w. c. IT. U. Meeting.
 The w. C. T. U. will hold it's reg held a meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. L. filling of l4 Webster street It will commence at 3 o'clock. All persons are welcome to attend this sale and have been invited to come.
 PIainville Briefs.
 The Loyal Workers of the Advent Christian church held its meeting last night
 Mrs. Enoch White of Hough street is in Torrington, attending the state School of Instruction of the Daugh- ters of St. George.
 The Martha Rebekah Sewing clrcle held a meetin gtkis afternoon at the home of Mrs. Otto F'roelich of 25 High street.
 The Busy Bee Sewing circle will
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