New Britain herald., 1922-02-08

teams and summary:
 Original Comets. ". A. c. BelSer ..............., Gould
 Right Forward.
 Knapp ............... CdSnlnan
 Left Forward. Brunnell .,...... ........... Scofield
 Center.
 Tracey ............... Boardman
 Right Guard.
 bramndll .......... ........ DurChy
 Left Guard.
 Field goals, T'eser 5, Knapp G., Brunnell ?, Tracey 1. Gould ', Cash man 4, Schofeld 1. Foul goals, Knapp 5, Cashman ?. Referee, Elm gren; scorer, Austin. Time, two twenty minute halves
 Drop in Attendance.
 The attendance report for the month of January in the Berlin schools shows that there has been a great decrease. This is accounted for Superintendent Showalter says, by the fact that there has been a great deal of sickness in town. The following is list for the past month giving the name of the teacher, the active regis tration in the class and the per cent attendance respectively:
 Northrup 3o S5; Quinn 37, Sa; Pierce 33, 94; Barnes 2S, 93; Bacon 32, 96; Fiskc 3S, 96; Bartlett 36. SS; Maresh 25, 93; Hopkins 40, 92; Mel son 35, 92: Craven S9, 94; Lynn 33, 95; Crane 27, Ss; Foley 32, 96 Wes- leder 35, ST; Walsh 34, 92 DuPlessis 2S, 92; Stead 32, sS; O'Brien 40, s2; McGee Al, 90: Mckeon 42, 93; Barry 34, 94: Kiena 30, 92; Mansfield 42, ?5; Gorevz 40, 94; Schacfer AZ, SS; Dodge 31, 94; Harold 20, 92.
 Grange Observance
 About 12o members were in at- tendance at the 37th anniversary of the Berlin Grange which was observed at the hall on Damon's hill last eve ming. A program was arranged by Miss Helen Young and consisted of vocal and musical selections. Claude w. Stevens delivered the address of the evening.
 Following the entertainment sup per was served in the dining room of the building. Guests were present at
  Plainville, New Britain, Portland, New Canaan and Rocky Hill.
 D. A. R. Open Meeting
 An open meeting of the Emma Hart Willard chapter D. A. R. will be held at the community house on Friday afternoon at S:15 o'clock. A business will precede the open one at 2:15 o'clock. Mrs. Stanley Galpin will address the gathering. The hostesses Stearns Mrs. Francis Deming, Mrs. T. c. Hodgson and Miss Caroline Savage.
 Berlin Briefs
 The first meeting of the new year Teachers Association will be held on Wednesday evening of next week at the schoolhouse.
 Miss Rose Kiniry and Fred Karum were awarded the first prizes at the T. A. B. whist last evening While Mrs, James Corr and P. J. Buckley were awarded the consolation prizes.
 The Women's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church met this with Mrs Francis Deming. Mrs Emma J. Lean, widow of Jo- scph Lean. died in Newark, New Jer- soy yesterday morning. She was former resident Of this town and at )ne time made her home here with Mrs. C. Fred Johnson. The funeral will be held in this town Thursday and Rev. Carleton Hazen will officiate. Burial will be in the Stocking Corner 
 The Mems Bible class will hold it's 'egular meeting this evening in the house. Rev. Ernest Wismer ,f. Bristol will be the speaker. About so people attended the play which was held at the com- house last night. The Worthington water committee will meet at the home of George Prentice on Berlin street this ffening Lt o'clock. George Griffith is confined to his lome in kensington with illness.
 John Masterson has returned to his | lome in kensington from the New 3ritain General hospital where he has ,een confined for some time.