New Britain herald., 1922-02-01
l ldlIlVlllG NEWS .ORRIN 1. JUDD HAS LONG TERM RECORD Principal Of Grammar School
 for 12 Years BROTHERHOOD WILL MEET
Mrs. James Dixon Taken To Bristol Hospital - Brotherhood Su; per Al Congregational Church Tonight - rowiing NOtcs--Itcms.

Congregational Church Tonight - Rowling NOtcs--Itcms.
 Principal Orrin l.. Judd of the 'ainvilc Grammar school. yesterday completed ser ice term Of l2 years n that capacity.
 Mir Judd came to this town on anuary 3l, 1910. and was placed in charge of the old building of nine Sra des. He came from iIa@ardNille, ,onn.. where he had St s-ved as prin- ripal and teacher for six years. Pre- ious to his office at Hazard, illc, he caught and conducted in the Norwich Grammar school for eight years. (.o ilcceeded Frank A. Capp. then prin, cipal of the local school and who is t present in Norwich.
 When Mir. Judd first came to nainvillc, only the old wooden build. ng was used. there being nine grades with two rooms in the basement The Kindergarten was in the parish house of the Episcopal church. There was | registration of about 400 pupils at that tune. Mir, Judd spoke at that lime to the school committee of the crowded conditions and in 1911, the own officials voted to appropriate s2o.o0O for the erection of new )ui ding containing four rooms The york started in September and on April 10 1912, the children moved into their new quarters, grades stii, ,cing retained in the old wooden oui ding.
 New Building Improvement
 The new school Rouse contained our rooms and answered the needs )f the pupils until the registration grew larger with the increased popu- ation. Principal Judd then spoke or the interests of the town and rec )mmended an addition Of four more ooms This was done in the spring f 1917 and in the fall the rooms were II occupied. Since then, the portable buildings for the kindergarten and .wo more rooms have been erected.
 Registration Heavier
 With every school term, many new upils were admitted and at present there is an enrolment of Sc0 chil lren.
 Teaching Force
 In January, 1910, the teaching orce was composed of 1 instructors Of these, Mrs. Alice k. Williams drawing and music teacher, is the my one still here. Mrs. Inez Bed ord, who resigned last year, started eaching in the old building. There are now 20 teachers on the lists, not including Mir. Judd
 EoIn In Southirgton and is a graduate of the Lewis High school of that place He taught in the schools there before accepting po tons at East Windsor, Norwich and Haza zardvillc.
 Presented With Gifts
 The principal was surprised yester- day morning by the teaching force, roses, a set of cuff links and other gifts. He received congratu atory cards from many of the townspeople.
 Introduces New Ideas
 It was Mir. Judd who first intro duced the plan to the schoo, commit tee for the moving picture method of instruction. He carried out his ideas with the installation of machine and now miniturc theater is found in tho basement Of the old building wbcre the children are shown films of an educational nature. A moving picture fund was started to defer the cxp enses of the renting of films and now the plan is self sustaining.
 Through this same plan of contri buting. Nictro'a has been purchas ed for each building.
 The Monday bank accounts have proved successful and every week. the pupils bring in money for their little savings account at the school until q do lar is saved which is placed in the F ainville Trust company in their 1nane.
 Mir. Judd has always had the inter ests of the children at heart and en- ters into the sports of the young lads daily. Many improvements have been seen under his administration and the townspeopie are looking forward to the continuance of his term.
 Taken To Hospital
 Mrs. James Dixon of Bank street. was removed to the Bristol hosrita Nc, tcrday where an N-ray was taken of her injured shoulder by pr. Woi ard. It proved that Mrs. Dixon had ieyerely dislocated it when she fell u her home last week. Her condi- ton is regarded az being serious as this is the second time she has injur- cd her shoulder within the past three years.
 BOwli-E Results.
 With the bowling season at it's height, the Trumbull bowlers are still going strong. The following is a re- suit Of the matches at the Wallace Barnes alleys Monday night:
 Office
 Derby ......... S1 96 s4- 264 lIann% ,........ S6 IS S7- 251