New Britain herald., 1923-04-13

Showalter is we'll satisfied with the results of the term.
 l The report by rooms is: Hubbard School
 Teacher
 Edith Northrup .............$ 47.05 Ruth Graham .............. 45.Ss Emily Libby ................ 32.16 Mabelle Barnes ..... ........ 52.24
 Shelden School
 M. W Bacon 24.73 Mildred Hayward ........... 5000
 WOrthington School Edith Hewett ..... .......... 1857 Margaret Began ........ 41.S1 HelGn Hopkins ............. 104.47 Geneva Craven ............. S6.aa South School
 Anna Bruce .......... 42.55
 Blue Hills School R. N. Lyon-No report
 Perciyal School Inez Crane .......... ..... 171.0O E. T. Foley .....,..... .... 10o.00
 Ledge School. Mildred c. Luddy ...........s 29.1S Anna Cassidy .,........... 35.21
 Kcnsington School. Helen O'Brien .......'.......$ 37.91 Leila Haswell ............... 20.37 M. Grace Kelly ........ .... 32.51 Catherine McGee .........,.. 57.S1 Loretta Mckeon ........... 4232 Lauretta Hopkins ........... 1896 Anna Mansfield ............ $500
 Junior High School. Anna NJ. Young .$209.16 Alice Lawrence ............. 45.24 Clifford Dodge .............. 74.I0 A. H. Martin .............. 32.0S Florence A. Young ......... 29.S5 Katherine Parsons .......... 111.S5
 The highest amount for the term was reached in the Junior High school, the children in Miss Anna Young's room putting $209.16 in the bank. There are 23 children in this room, comprising a section of the seventh grade. A good attendance record was also reached in this room, the average for the term being 97 per cent.
 Land Sale.
 Beda Augusteson has bought the Carlson, Cashman tS Dan- ieson Real Estate agency, the Carter on Worthington Ridge.
 Legion Meeting. At the meeting of Bolton -Kasica post of the American Legion last evening the list of names for the honor roll was checked and it is ex- pocted that some will be investigated to see if they are eligible for a place on it.
 Degree Team Meets.
 The degree team of Court Matta- bessett of the Foresters met last eve hing to rehearse for the initiation of | II candidates at the next meeting of the lodge, which takes place next Thursday evening. The Berlin lodge Is the fastest growing lodge in the state, Grand Chief Ranger Robert Lodge visited members of the team ast evening for short time. The odge now has in the neighborhood ,f 200 members.
 Dress Ball Tonight
 All is in readiness for the fancy lress ball which is to be given this 'vening by the Warrington Commun- ty Center association at the Grange ,all. The hall has been prettily decor tied by Miss Mary Griswold and the 1o-Hi club and the refreshment com nittee will have ice cream, cake, andy and punch on sale during the ,vening while the flower girls will lave dainty bouquets to offer.
 The committee on prizes has an- lounced that six prizes will be given or costumes, three to ladies and three 0 gentlemen. A prize will also be lwarded to the couple winning the dance. The surprise of he evening will be the awarding of he Lucky Prize" at II o'clock. The entire proceeds of the dance rill go to the house and grounds und of the association.
 Members of the association have onsented to serve on the many com { 1ittees formed in connection with the vent, everything from the coat room 9 the selection of prizes being taken IT are of. The Alpha String orchestra i f New Britain under the direction of enjamin Parker will furnish music a rom until 12, o'clock. orchestra [