New Britain herald., 1921-06-30
Miss Gangloff, teacher-Margaret

Miss Ganglon, teacher-Margaref Focrtch. Mary Holyst, Peter Galino.
 Miss O'Drien, Teacher-Mary Ur- ban. Catherine Labienic, Umberta saraceno. Miss Lapidos. teacher Ella Banese, Irma Contamesso. Mar Jorie Huck. Evelyn Pessoni. Angeiine Rhea, Annie Maioni. Ellen Occhi, Leo Bahaki. Charles Gulong, John Leone. John McKoon, Joseph Rusz- czk, Frank Znosky. Miss McKeon, Bunting, Josephine Chudzik. Lillian olearo. Mildred Po- lance. Arthur Jepson. Papino Pull cini. Edward Roseck. Miss Keena, teachor-Jennie Anzulewicz, Nora o'Conneli. Jennie Piedmont, Cecilia Rosick, Annie Znosko. Marian Whit ham. James Falio. Rinaldo Fiari. Evaldo Graziano. Joseph Maffoilena, Mario Negri. Stanley PaJor. Frank Rhca, Frank Wright. Nicholas Ma lone. Mrs. Mansfield. teacher-Gun- ner Beeman, Adgide Baroni. Benja- min Kozuck. Richard Moffatt. Den his Negri, Joseph Pessoni. Steven Znoski, Grace Pagan. Madelina Gall limo. Mary Micheals. Stella MicheaIs, Annie Moguliski. Mary Olearo, Flor once Pola, Dorothy Wright, Lena wroblewski.
 Junior High school. Miss Lyons, teacher-Edwin Carlson. John Cha poni, Margaret Chaponi, Linda Ne Eri. Miss Scollon. principal-John Labienic. Frank Paul, Ernest Scho- fold. Bertha Hazen, Doris Gibney. Barbare Skinny. Miss Gorton, toao ohcr-John Chaponi. Margaret Chaponi. Linda Negri. Miss Beard, Ashworth, Albert Elmgren. Edith Holmgren. Tony Martino. Roselle Meagley. Elaine Wright.
 East Berlin Boys Again.
 There has been a great deal of talk among East Boplin people since the article appeared in last evenings pa- per relative to giving a warning to a certain group of boys. A local man said this morning that several resi- dents of the town had clipped the article from last nights Herald and had posted it on telephone poles and posts so that the boys would not fai to see it. They are in hopes that il will be the beginning of the end oi all dlsturbances.
 Still another group of men believe that m injustice is being done all oi the East Berlin boys in the article alt nOuEh I1ey lo that there arc probably three or four
 boya in tho town who are very mis chievous and should be punished They do not. however. think that al of the boys should be blamed. As fol
 tho court affair on Tuesday night. i | is claimed that MT. Payne was merel! seeking some sort of revenge for thu joke which was played on him las | Halloween whom his daughter dressed as a ghost and naturally whel sho appeared on tho streeta wa | joshed by the hoys. MT. Payne thel | came upon the scene. it is said ant | after attempting to start trouble, wa
 lassoed by the boys and led around | | section of thu town. Tho warming however, holds forth but the troubl | will probably be dropped unless ther ] is another disturbance.
 Grange Patriotic Meeting Berlin Grange will hold an opel | patriotic meeting in the Grange hal on Tuesday evening, July 5, at | o'clock. A program of music an
 speeches is being arranged by the fol | lowing committed: Mrs. Grace Ven tres. chairman: George Tryon. Josep' | Wilson. Harold ventres. Mrs. Garne | Goodwin and Lloyd Minor. The meet | ing will he free to the public and | cordial invitation is extended to al ex-service men whether members O the American Legion or not. Mem
 bcrs of the G. A. R., Spanish War vet | erans, tho ID. A. R. and the Boy an Girl Scouts are also invited to attend
 Wed in Vermont
 MT. and Mrs. BsnR. Showalter an Mss Maude Slaeht of Berlin stree lntte1i1ed tho wedding of Miss Blanch