New Britain herald., 1923-06-23

Raymond PfFFaR, Clifford RePeF, Via
ton smith, Agnes Scratch, Amt
siePaRNk, Helen StuFsvaR, jena Var
rene, Peter HawiR, zOa 2aeehi,
eheehsm, Marguerite caseisll0, helel
BeFgaR, william BenneG lieFheT
cheeihaR, BaFgaeFite easelell0, iielsl
eh0lkONski, Ray nisiin, Celia hifeh
90, Edward Fart, Lawrence Gregory
Alice GresReF, Teresa GRazA0, Rnssel
Maynard, IniRg MeFgan, Rose Mar
ganelli, Lena NeTi, Florence Pestille
Alice Petersen, Leila Ryder, Elm
Saunders, Grace skeliy.
Grade sA-RstheF sReideman, Ar
thur akeRaalsi, ceeil fpHeR, Iosepl
Latham, Albert Rockwell, Oscar John
son, George Arel, James Simpson
Doris Spencer Gertrude PsRlaw, Ann
Rnsesyh, ElNiRa MiRella, Anienieli'
nest, Helen Edmen, Agnes Living
stan, Earl MedihheH, Emile Noisari
Robert neegRan, Ida paieli, WaltFlsi'
Johnson.
Grade IN Gertrude RaFRes, cilf
ton Carter, Frank chamhrella, yiliaI
Davis. Albert niMaEeO, Nicholas Fan
lola. Helen KFegel, BENJAMIN I.epare
Irene Mills. Eva Morrow, Esther Peck
Wallace Robinson, Alice Royce, Mel
son Royce. Marion Russell, NerenF
Schubert. Alfonso silyerie, Haze
simons. Samuel solomoRe, Ruth Ty
Ter, Constance Vielnus.
Grade A-chaFies Athearn. I'D,
ward AtheaFn, George Baekman, An
drew Rernadueei, Raymond Cassidy
Tony calienda. Norman Earl, Fred,
eric Gainnr, Roland Gauthier, Robert
Hand. Charles Hogan. Harry Latham
Charles Mills. Tony Minella, Sophia
Saaman, Howard osden. Holen ost'
mas, stephen sasek. Gordon sehaefer
ophelia Tani Milton Kramer.
Grade : B-sebastian Areari. VIII
liam Berlanti. Virginia coniortl. Ter
esa DlYenEo. Teresa patoli Sarah
Green. Irene Greener. Horace Gray.
son. Victor Hurtado. Ella Kemzura
Emily Kilby. Nicolena Melito. Blanche
Matteo. Samuel Pratt. Lucy Rogers
Cora Thompson, William Weber.
Grade Auth Anderson. Alma
Backman. John Bergan. Felix calien-
do. Anna Casciello, Dorothy Case,
Howard Cheetham, Mildred Deloy
Filomena DiYulio. Joseph Edman. Al
bert Fortuna, sistine Gnazzo, Laura
Hanna. Lincoln Johnson, John Made
ley. Dorothy Mason. Ralph Minella,
Howard Mitchell.
Grade S B-Charles Norton, George
okenquist. John Peplow, Clarence
Peterson. Wesley schwab. James SOL
omoe Howard Tyler. Joseph Vilard!,
Ernest White. Harold Stone, Alice
o'Dea, Bessie Pattison. Avis Pease.
Olga Schurman, Ruth Smith. Celia
stepanuk. Leona St. Louis, Viola Stell-
macher, Rosalie Sturgeon, Ruth Csh-
err.
Hold Picnic
The graduates Of the class of 1928
held a picnic at Lake Compounce yes
terday afternoon, Accompanied by
Principal Orrin L. Judd and the eight
grade teachers Mrs. Inez G. Bedford
and Miss H. Bernice Towne. the class
left on a special trolley at 4 p. m.
This morning. Principal 0rrin l..
Judd was busy at the office issuing
the preliminary papers to pupils de-
string certificates to work during the
summer. He will be ar the school Of
fee Monday for the accommodation
Of those seeking them.
81 Children Examined
DR.. Howard A. Lanpher of the state
bureau of child hygiene. assisted by
Miss Margaret lyman, both members
Of the state board of health, examined
81 children at the free clinic in the
Community theater yesterday after
noon The affair was conducted I'M
der the auspices of the Plainville
chapter of the Red Cross and because
of the large number, 1t was continued
until 6 o'clock last evening instead OF
ending at o'clock as was planned.
The state board members said that
the clinic here yesterday was the
largest that they have attended In the
state and they complim tented the To-
,al Red Cross branch on the success
Of the movement.
The Girls Reserve club presented
the society with large basket in
which a large doll was placed and the
Trumbull Electric Co., furnished
blankets and supplies for use. Miss
IIeineman, local visiting nurse. was in
attendance as was Mrs. Marcham,
Nurse at Trumbull Electric Co. Mrs
A. A. Mcleod. Mrs. Charles H. Cur
lis, Mrs Mona Deane, Mrs. n. Pes
lilo and Miss Dorothy Stanley assist
tx-tf1 a
work. Miss johnson, visiting nurse
for Southington was a visitor and
Knight was present in
tending to take group picture, but
A large number of the children had
left before he arrived. Each child
was presented with a souvenir of the
occasion and the affair was a great
success. The Red Cross committee
wishes to thank all those who made
the success possible or who assisted
In any way,
Ellis-Gudat Wedding
Wilson J. Ellis, son of MIR. and Mrs.
George f. Ellis of West Main street.
and Miss Minnie Gudat, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Gudat of Shuttle
Meadow avenue, we're married this
afternoon at O'Clock at ST. Mat
news Lutheran church. New Britain.
ny Rev. A. c. r. Steege. pastor.
Mrs. Mary Mcconnell
Mrs Mary Mcconnell. age IS years,
one Of the most respected citizens of
Plainville. died at the home of her
laughter, Mrs. John +. sullivan at 81
East Main street yesterday afternoon
She had been in i'll health for the past
i've years but her condition had not |
grown serious until the past two
months. She leaves only one daugh
err, Mrs. Sullivan. The funeral Will |
3e neld from the church OF Our Lady |
" Mercy. Monday morning at 9