New Britain herald., 1923-04-18

ChlIdren 10 lOCdl ulSITLCtS Couiu tohS care of the situation for many years
 Complete agreement was reached when it was stated that provisions for housing facilities must be made. An extension committee consisting of Messrs North, Bacon. Sullivan, Gra- ham and Mckeon was appointed to make an extensive study of the st- uation and to present concrete pro- gram or programs at special meet ing to be held next Tuesday evening.
 Regarding the possibilities of spe- cial town meeting to act over the head of the board, so far as can be learned no sponsor can be found for this idea. Those active in circulating the petition stated that they had no intention of asking for a special town meeting.
 The matter of adjusting the time of beginning school was referred to the superintendent and the teachers committee. The committee and the superintendent were authorized to se- cure teachers for next year. It was reported that the children in the up- per grades at the Blue Hills school are again being transported to Ken sington.
 The 147 signers of the petition ask ing for the removal of the superinten- dent were:
 Mrs. Edward .Gugerty, Mrs. Lewis Griffith. Mrs. Geo. c. Clark. Mrs. Paul G. Baker, Frank B. Day. Mrs. Frank F. Hanford, Mrs. A. G. Johnson, Mrs. H. Holmgren. Mrs. Jas. B. Ellsworth, Mrs. Wm. c. Reidle. Newton W. Bald win, Mrs. Newton w. Baldwin, Louis D. yivo, Mrs. Ezra Goodrich, Mrs. Mary Trehy, Mrs. Edw. Mccormack, W. c. Norton, Chas. Ronketty, Mrs. William Scott, Mrs. Henrietta Pinches, W. J. Ritchie, Mrs. Geo. Sullivan, FL mer F. Austin, H. H. Austin, w. Mc- Carroll, Wm. F.. McCarroll, w. F. Bronson, Martin Faertish, Jas. Tive than, John J. Hackett, Geo. W. Shaw, Jas. McQueeney. Charles Gulong. John Ringwood. Mrs. F. T. Katzback. Chas. E. Sharpe, Mrs. Chas. F.. Sharpe. Mrs. c. J. stuhlman, Mrs. C. J. Burr. Dan iel Malarney, Mrs. Daniel Malarney, Mrs Hugo Johnson, Mrs. Harry W. Burnham, Mrs. F. l.. Burnham, Ioanne Murray, Katherine O. Murray, Mrs John De Lowery.
 F.. J. Guggerty, Mrs. E. V. Barnard. Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Kath- erine Layno. Mrs. John Fitzgerald, F. E. Williams, Mrs. A. Elmgren, Mrs. A. ]. Banett, Mrs. George Ba- nett, Emma Griswold, George Gris- wold, Jason Taylor. Harry Nichols, Charles Vibert, Mrs. c. H. Vibert, Charles Scheer. Mrs. Henry Peck, Henry c. Peck. Mrs. Edward J. Peck, Mrs. Ellen Hutchinson. Mrs. Nichols, William A. Kennedy, Jacob Pamdse- wider, John l.. Isbell, Carl Maier, Mrs. Carl Maier Gustaf Sohlob. Mrs. Therese Sohlob. Mrs. l.. B. Beecher, Hemoso Klortt, Mrs. A. c. Macken- drick, Mrs. F. D. Rich, Mrs. Clara E. Johnson, Mrs. John Mcintyre, Ella McCrum, John Witherall, Mrs. With eran, Martin Crowley, Ellen Crowley, Mrs. Amos Bourgeois. Mrs. Edson Maine, H. A. Mildrum, Mrs. A. F.. Bowers, Mrs. J. F.. McCorkle, Mrs. E. Trerchel, Mrs. NJ. H. Hazen, George Cole, Mrs. John l.. Isbell. Grace Is- bell, Mrs. John Maier, Anna M. Burr.
 John F. Vertandie, William Ross, P. H. Stevens, M. F. Conlin. John Conlin, John N. Conlin, Arthur Fonda. Charles B. Wright, Louis Goodrich, Catherine A. Roche, Mrs. Thomas c. Pagan, Mrs. Edward J. Stevens. Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs. K. Thomson, Bertha Ryan, Mrs. r. Warren. Mrs. Mary Ryan, Katherine Ryan. Ira M. Baldwin, Louis Maier, Mrs. NJ. R. Hagen, Mrs. A. Lawrence, Mrs. Frank Potts, Mrs. l.. F. Turner, A. c. Bru- nelle, Mrs. A. c. Brunelle, Mrs. H. A. Taylor Mrs. J. Lewis, Mrs. c. r. Taylor, John P. DeMore, Mrs. John P. DeMore, Mrs Mildred Harrington. Mrs. E. W. Mildrum. l.. II. Peterson, H. s. Skinner, Mrs. McKindrick, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. Patrick Hooligan, Mrs. w. E. Brown, Joseph Cote and James Hooligan.
 Mems Lyccum Banquet
 The Mems Lyceum of Kensington is planning banquet which will be held in May as conclusion to the years activities. The banquet will be held either at the Kensington Congre- gational church or at the eknsington