New Britain herald., 1923-12-22

Charles Tolli Lena Conforti. Char lotte Day, Annie Fanioa, Geraldine Pendlebury, Emma Scranton. i Grade 5A-Gerald Farrar. Albert | Datoli, Frank Deutch. Theresa Me l tito. Emma Pelleuchia, Helen Wash l ington. Malcolm Gillis, Lena Cali endo, Minna Washburn, Weltha Sco- vile, Lena Pedroline. Mildred Lafay- ette, Edgar Hubbard, Horace French.
 Grade 5B-kenneth Banner, Saliva tore Coccamo, Ernest Carpenter James Cassidy, Frank Chimbrello, Helen Fall, Joseph Gallagher. Chester Hart, Grace Lester, Laura Naaman, Sam Pavano, Helen Peplow, George Sasek. Wilhelmina Strung. Hazel Teachman. Millie Nilardi, Margaret Weber.
 Grade 6A--Edward Bergan. Helen Boliver. Bennie Caparrelli. Frank Cambridge. Doris Carter. Marguerite Casciello, Ida Datoli. Ray Distin. Ed ward Earl, Groham Eyres, Lawrence Gregory. Waltrude Johnson, Russell Maynard, Edna Saunders, Harvey Smith. Albert Stevenson. Grade 6B-Louise Carpenter, Her bert Cheetham. Antoinette Dest. AL bert DiMarco. Florence Ericson, Emilio Gnazzo, Tony Gonska, Julia Grabowski. Rose Grecnier, Marion Livingston, Alexander Pattison. An drew Pedrolene. Raymond Perron. Agnes Scranton. Grace Skelly. Ninton Smith. Helen Sturgeon.
 Grades 5C-GC-Ernest Appruzzee, Mildred Carpenter, Joseph Caseieilo, Josephine Conforti, Annie Cortani, Helen Chotkowslli, Jennie DiYulio, Ellen Faniola, John Gallagher, AL bert Gnazzo, Olive McBurney. William Morgan, Alice Paterson, John Var rome, Amaluco Nilardi. Carmine Yaco- pellis. Willie Ziambrello.
 Grade 7A--Arthur Bunnell, Mar garet Mary Collins. Vivian Davis, Howard Downham, Carroll Drysdalc, Nichola Faniola, Lillian Hanson, Lena Honne, Emma Hills, Helen Erezel, Benjamin Lepore. LeRoy Morse. Sim on Nyberg, Esther Peck, Hazel Sim ons, Abbie Usher.
 Grade 7B-Robert Deegan. Dorothy Ives, Earl McGibbon. Irene Mills, Iry- ing Morgan, Arthur Okenquist. Nat tic Okenqust, Carl Peterson. Albert RoCkcwell Alfonso Silverio, Constance Vicinus.
 Grade SA--Kathcrine Beaulieu, Nir- ginia Conforti, Hope Farrar, Mary Gallagher, Emily Kilby. Sebastian Ar cari. George Backman. William Der lanti. Tony Caliendo. Charles Diggle, Frederic Gainer Horace Grsyson, Vic tor Hurtado, Levester Johnson.
 Grade sB Warren Washington, Walter Murphy, Kenneth Prior, stephen sasek, Charles Mills, Gordon schaefer, William Weber, Alfred White. Sicoiena Melito. Marjorie Rutland. Elizabeth Stanley, Mildred Woodruff. Sophia Nsaman, Jennie McIldoHie, John Ysross
 Teachers Leave For HomeS The following teachers left to spend the Christmas holidays at their homes; Miss Mary Mills, West Brok- field. Me; Miss Alice Lane, Stoning- ton. Ma: Miss Ruth Jacobs, New l castle, Me: Miss Esther Nelson, Put | nam, Conn: Miss Nettie Olcott. St. | Johnsbnry. Vt: Miss Harriet Jenni-
 
 rant, Norfolk. Conn. Principal orrin l.. Judd left yoster- | day to spend the holidays al tho ! home Of Alfred Seymour in Dorset, 1 Vt.
 Christmas INer,isc> Christmas exercises werc held in | the various rooms yesterday after noon and the usual program Of carol was carried out in the vari- ous grades. A large number Of tho parents were present at the exercises The children Of the Kindergarten enjoyed a Christmas party in their \ large Christmas tree was erected and each child received bag ,f candy and made Christmas pres ,nt for their parents.
 Tho pupils in grades (, and sold sfo0 ot Christmas seals this year.
 Schools will open again on Janu. try ?. 1924.
 Teacl,"r Resigns
 Miss Harriet Jcnnison kas resigned Ter position as teacher in grade to take a position as teacher in the Hartford schols.
 Mrs. Edith Forsythe. teacher in Inc seventh grade is still confined to Yer homo in Charlestown. x. H.. with Illness. Mrs. Harold l.. Newell is for her.
 swell Library Fund
 The Woman's club Of PlainNille will live a musicale in the Congregational hurch "Wednesday evening. January . as the annual affair for the swelling ,f the library fund. This Is consid- { red one Of the best municipal move nents in Plainville and is usually upported by larger number of peo- Ne.
 Those who will take part in tho af- air arc artists who arc well EnoHr O the public here. Mrs. Olive stod-
 ronttnued on Twelfth Psge)