New Britain herald., 1921-05-09
GRADUATING CLASS
 ELECTS OFFICERS
Hanson, President Other Officers
 Preparing for Graduation
PLAINVILLE BALL TEAM WINS
A. NJ. F.. Zion Church to Hold Confer encc Tonight-Iadies' Aid Society of Methodist Church to Have Sup- per--Forestyille News.

I per--Forcstyille News.
 The graduating class of 1921 of the Plainville Grammar school. has elect ed the following officers: President, Edward Hanson; vice-president, l Phebe Williams; secretary, Lois F.. | Freeman, and treasurer, Clinton Pot ter The class coors this year are l red and gold. A pin committee has selected class pins and they have been ] ordered.
 | The eighth grade numbers 51 | pupils. Most of these will be gradu- l ated in the June term. Pupils who are l graduated from the local school this year will be admitted to the third + year class of the Junior High school | at New Britain the same as the | eighth grade pupils there will be in ! September and will enter the Senior | High school the. following year. Tbey F will be graduated from the Senior | High school in three years.
 | About 35 from the Plainville eighth grade have expressed. their intention. of entering the third year class of the Junior High school at New Britain Fin September where they will begin the three year course. in the Senior department the following year. The | course of study for the Junior High r school of New Britain has been given l to thbse expecting to enter the third ! ycar class and the members of the ciass are now selecting their subjects | The class to be graduated in June from here will be one of the largest in the history of the school Plans | the preparations for the graduation I exercises are being prepared by | Principal Orrin l.. Judd. They will ae held Tn tine Congregational church
 Plainvfue Defeats Echoes .s The Plainrille Athfee1c club baa4 ball team defeated tNe Echoes '0f Hartford at Aliens field yesterday l afternoon by the scoreAof II to I. The focal players showed up in good ford and outplayed their opponents ! both in hitting and fielding. The bat r tery for the local teamswas Cunning F ham and Corcoran. For the Echoes. < L.fnd deeSand Gallon This was not a league game but more in the form of F practice.
 Next Sunday the opening game of the season will be played when the \ Athletic club will clash with the T Glastonbury team. It will be played on the home diamond, Aliens field and start promptly at 3 o'clock. Ed die Gobe, the fast factory league southpaw will hold down the twirl- ! ing end for the Plainville team. The \ inc up will be announced later in the week. There will be a. meeting of the l Hartford County League of which the local team is a. member at, at Hart l ford tonight. Manager Allan Bailey will attend. Business for the league will be made and a schedule of games will be outlined. ..... .t.. q. | Aces Win Game
 | Tho Aces fwn syon Sat- lrday and Sunday. On Saturday af- ternoon they played the Enigmas of l Forestville at Rockwelrs field and | defeated them by the score of to 8. Olson and Marine did the honors on Saturday while Jacobson and Olson appeared on Sunday. Sundayafternoon they defeated the fast Federal team of Hartford at the same diamond by the tally of to 1.
 The Aces showed excellent form l during both games and made some
 good plays. The efYicient work and coaching of Ray Neff has aided them
 a great deal this season and the manager predicts his team to be one
 of the faStest yet to don a uniform
 from this town. There was a good sized crowd of followers at the game. The Acesfm me-eaoerov uoctydortina
 The Aces have issued a broadcast | cnallenSe to any amateur team
 throughout the state with particular ones for the Echoes of Hartford and
 the Tigers of Middletown.
 Zionist Conference.
 The fourth quarterly conference of
 the A. M. E. Zion churchiwill be held
 tonight. The presiding elder, Rev. T. A. Auten will attend. Business for
 the past year will be closed. Reports
 will he heard from the various com | mittees.
 Ladics' Aid Supper. r The Ladies' Aid society of the
 Methodist church will hold Spring | time supper at the churcf, parlors on
 Wednesday evening of this week. The
 supper will commence at o'clock and
 continue until s o'clock. The public
 has been extended a cordial invita- | ton to attend. -'---'
 Scouts Defeat ForcstvilIe. D..
 The Scouts baseball team defeated 1 the Forestville Boys. club at Pierce's field Saturday afternoon in the first
 game of the season by the score of
 II to 6. The Scouts have good team
 this year and feel confident of cap
 turing first place honors in the newly
 formed league consisting of Scout and
 Y. NJ. c. X. teams in the vicinity.
 Report Of Town Clerk. ss,'-- Town Clerk Usher has compiled his report of the vital statistics for the . town during the month of April. It shows a decided increase in births over last month. There were Is births.
 six deaths and -four weddings. There