New Britain herald., 1921-08-26
PLAMVXLE NEWS ALL PREPARED FOR
 bIG [. OF [. OUTING Cars Mill Leave at 12:3O O'Clock
 Tomorrow Noon SCHOOL TEACHERS NAMED

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 morrow and Sunday-No Services At A. NJ. E. Zion Church sundax Items of Interest.
 Tonig@t, the last shot will be fired in preparation for the annual outing of the PlalnVllle Chamber of Com
 merce, when the various committees will hold a meeting at the c!rn
 rooms. Practically every item has been looked over and made ready but the committees will meet to be sure that nothing has been left un | done. Edwin H. Hills has arranged for ample automobile transportation and every person planning to attend will be assured of a place in a car
 There will be no hanging off the Windshield or rear tire unless the predictions of the men in charge fail The cars will leave the orga niza- tion's rooms tomorrow noon at 1o:3O o'clock It is expected that the party will arrive at Momauguin at about o'clock when the usual mad dash for the eats will take place. Dinner will be served at Swift's Pavilion. F L. Benzon has arranged for tip-top dinner with everything from soup to l Malmg gren, cartoonist, of the Herald" staff, will entertain with caricatu-es l and a series of chalk pictures. l Following the dinner, the sporting l events will be held under supervision of William L. Cafferty. The follow ling program has been arranged for by MT. Cafferty: Baseball game, man. agers will be Allan Bailey and w l.. Cafferty, award offered will be baseball; pitching quoits, supervision Benjamin Edwards, award silk hose; 100 yard dash, open to everybody,
 award razor strop; broad jump,
 award, cuff links; high jump, award,
 un iiIrs; fat mems race, award, | loose ieal @ook; boat race award, gold knife, ana s,e:~1noine race with
 m Eversharpe pencil -~ the award
 The judges will be J. E. e,a-ritv H. Condell and A. A. McLeCu. Stanley $. Gwillim will act as an- lnouncer. Al Malmgren will umpire the baseball game. / Benjamin Ed
 wards and Charles H. Calor will act IS starters. Charles H. Newton will ! distribute the awards.
 l School Teachers Appointed.
 The list of teachers who are to be on the force of the Plainville Gram
 mar schoo! for the school term O.. | | Secretary Frank G. Osborne. There 1 have been five new ones added to the list and with the exception of these,
 the force this year will be made up O, former teachers at the school. Their return will be welcomed by the
 :hildren as they are favorites among 1 them. Orrin L. Judd will return again $ principal.
 The following is the list of teachers, where they come from and their re- specti:c grades: Mildred Nelson of
 Southington, grade S-A; H. Bernice , Towne, Plainville, grado S-B; Edith 7 L. Forsythe. Vernon: grade "A;
 Alice M. Lane, Maine, grade 7-B: Mary E. Miller, Maine, grade GA; l Bertha M. Steward, Plainville, grade
 6-B; Esther E. Tappert, Cheshire, , grade LA; Julia P. Hurtado, Plain vile, grade 5-B; Hannah W. Bassett, 1 Rridgewater, Mass, grade, A; Annie l L. Berry, Salem, Mass, grade 4-B;
 Ethel l.. Klein, Mass, grade 3-A; Net
 tie M. Olcott, Vermont, grade 3-B;
 Harriet J. Jamieson, Vermont grade
 sc; Catherine Mccarthy, Plainvi1le,
 grade "A; Dorothy R. Shanahan, southngton, grade 2-B; Mildred E.
 Terry, Bristol, grade 2-C; Esther E.
 Nelson, Hartford. grade IA: Esther
 P. Clapp, Westhampton, Mass, grade 1-B; Anna M. E. Sahlin. Bristol, kin dergartcn; Rene. E. Bunnell. Plain vile, assistant at Kindergarten and
 Miss Alice K. Williams of Hartford as
 drawing and music teacher.
 ] The following are the new teachers
 named Edith L. Forsyth, Ethel L. f 1 Klein Nettie E. O1cott, Harriet Jam l ieson and Anna M. E. SahIin. The fol- :, signed: Inez M. Gladwin, Mable Styr- 5 ing, Alice G. Futile, Gertrude E. Fiske t and Ruth H. Wilcox Many of these 5 have been married.
 School will open on September 7. \ Several new improvements will be . seen. The building has been repaint- , ed and standpipes have been installed . in each room for protection against fire
 Baseball Games.
 The Plainville Athletic club will not , play any games tomorrow afternoon
 on account of the outing of the Cham Der of Commerce. It is not believed any games will be held Sunday after
 noon. Announcement of this will de- fnitelv be given tomorrow.
 The Aces will travel to Avon Sun- day afternoon to clash with the team of tfat town. The last time the two = clubs met, tho Aces came home with l. the laurels by the score of to in 2 hotly contested game. Tho Avon l players are therefore out to even up !, tho matters and the locals are just as t anxioua to bring homo the bacon l again. The local players will leave by . automobil truck from the center at f 12:3O o'clock Sunday noon The bat 0 tery has not been chosen as yet, but y the nagement will stack their fav- ] orite; iii order to win.
 To Have Booth.
 S When the State fair at Charter Oak l. opens at Hartford Ia bor Day, three