New Britain herald., 1923-08-28
| ElQlnUZlle NeWS NAME TEACHERS FOR
 SPOOL OPENING First Four Grade Pupils Will Be
 on Part Time
 SCHEDULE FOR TOURNAMENT
Auto Violator in Court-Building Boom in Eyidence-Camping Party Going to Pacific Coast-Baptist Sum day School Picnic-Bfiefs.

Going to Pacific Coast-Baptist Sun day School Picnic-Bfiefs.
 Teachers have been appointed to
 the Plainvile schools to the number
 of 22 for the coming year. The facili-
 ties for taking care of the number of students, judging by the number who
 were in school last June, are inade- quate and it will be necessary to put the first four grades on half time. If it is found at the opening of school, on September 10. that a number greater than that estimated at the present time enters the school other grades may be put on half time.
 The list of teachers appointed, po- sitions appointed to, and places of residence are included in the follow ing list: Kindergarten. Ann M. Sahlin, Bristol; assistant, Rena F. Bunnell, Plainville: IA, a. m. class and 1-B, D. m. class, Esther E. Nelson, Putnam i; 1-B, a. m. and IA, p. m. class, Amy c. Josephson, Plainville; PA class, Catherine M. Mccarthy, 14 Pearl street, Plainvflie; 2-B class, Dorothy Shanahan, 167 Main street, Southing- ton; 2-C class, Mildred E. Terry, 20 Goodwin street Bristol; 3-A class, Net tie E. Olcott, 43 Portland street, St. Johnsbury, Vt.; BIB class Harriet Jen- nison, Peacham, Vermont; IA, Han- nah B. King, Is Monroe street, New Britain; 4-B class, Anna V. Torrant Norfolk; 5-C, 6-C, Genevieve l.. John- son, 53 Forestville avenue, Plainville; street, Plainville; 5-B, Julia P. Hurta- do, Plainville; GA class, Mary F. Mills, West Brooksvlle, Me; 6-B, Bertha M Steward, AS Broad street, Plainville; "A class, Alice M. Lane, stonington. Me-; 7-B class, Edith l.. Forsyth. Derby Line, Vermont; S-A class, Inez G. Bedford, Plainville; s-B class, Ruth H. Jacobs, New Castle, Me-; Principal, Orrin L. Judd, Plain vile; music, Alice K. Williams, Had dam.
 Tennis Tournament
 Drawings have been made for the Plainvile Methodist tennis tournament to be held at the new courts on Bo- hemian street.
 The contestants are divided into two sections. In the first section are play CTS who are supposed to have had more experience at the game than the members of the second group. In the playing off of the matches one team must win the best two out of three sets but in the finals for the cham pionship a team must win the best three out of five sets. The schedule is so arranged as to permit the finals to be played off on September Sth.
 The pairings are as follows: First group, team No. 1, Elsie Hale Harry Dickman vs. Rev. ,Dewberry-V Virgil Goodwin; No. ?, Ronald Hale Roy Atker vs Leroy Mason- H. c. Ander- son; No. 3, Hubert Stait-L. Stevenson; No. 4, second group, Beatrice Link well-Ruth Askind vs. Daniels Edith | Hunstead; No. 5, Arthur Gould Elsie | Dunbar vs, John Nelson-Leon Griffin; No. 6, Wesley Johnson-Clare Strunge 1 vs. Miss Gould Griswold; No. ', Cor don Johnson Eleanor Furrey.
 On next Saturday an opportunity | will be given for three games to be | played and the following teams will play off their scheduled matches: Nos. and 8; Nos. and '. The win ner of the No. vs. 3 match will play the winner of the No 1 match and the winner of No. vs. will play the winners of the No. vs. next Tuesday.
 If this schedule is followed out the finals will be played on September S.
 Auto Law Violation
 Miss Leda Rozelle of Terryville was before the court last night and was found guilty of cutting" the traffic post in the center of the town. She was ordered to pay the costs of he court. In many surrounding towns and cities the rules in regard to passing in fronts of or passing around the traffic posts differ and for this reason Miss Rozelle was not positive which course to take.
 Building Boom
 That Plainville is experiencing building boom needs no further evil fence than the number of buildings lnder construction. In addition to he building boom a large number of and transfers and sales are being accorded in the town clerks office.
 At the present time the Plainville Water Works is having a building quilt on Pierce street between the 2lainvile Trust company and the own hall. Residences are being con tructed on Red Stone Hill, Farming i on, avenue, New Britain avenue, Shuttle Meadow avenue and Broad treet.
 A shortage of dwellings such as 'lainville experienced during the war Ices not seem probable during the , uture.
 Going to the Pacific Coast. , MT. and Mrs. Dwight Futile, Leslie ( Atwater and Lester Peck left Sunday ( or Portland, Oregon, on a motor I rip for an indefinite stay. They have f me of the latest type of auto camp I ng outfits and will camp along the i ray. They plan to visit places of in I crest on the trip across the continent z hey will return to Plainville by s route than the one that they ! 1ill follow on the trip to Portland.
 Baptist Sunday School Picnic.
 The Sunday school of the Baptist g hurch will hold its annual picnic at r IockweIl park next Wednesday. It is r tanned to have the cars for the pie 2 ic leave from in front of Prior's : rug store about 1 o'clock. but if the [ lans are so changed as to have the z ars leave in the morning, the church Y ell will be rung as notice to those