New Britain herald., 1924-06-19

He said that the more privileges they are given, the more service is expected of them in return for their He urged them to go higher in their studies and not to be content with graduating from gram mar school
 g. Chase Caole, chairman of the school board. presented the diplomas and had a message for the gradu- ates. He congratulated them upon having arrived that far and also urged them to continue their studies In higher education
 Tho Worthington orchestra played Inc processional march as the chill 1ren marched into the hall. The girls were rrcttily attlred in white dresses and the boys wore dark suits. The chorus work was directed by Miss Helen Brown. supervisor Of music.
 Following the exercises. dancing as enjoyed. music being furnished by the Warrington orchestra. Refresh ments were served in the course of Inc evening.
 The entire program was one 10 be 
 Selectman On Vacation
 Second Selectman William Fl. Schroeder and Mrs. Schroeder are spending a weeks vacation at Say brook Manor. where Mir. Schroeder ias 8 summer cottage.
 synuai Community Meeting
 Thn'snnual meeting Of the Worth ngton Community Center association rill he held at the community house tomorrow night at o'clock. Reports ,f committees Hill be heard, officers ,ill he elected and new committees appointed. This meeting will be the i fifth annual session Of the association. l The membership is growing rapidly lnd nearly every resident of the street i 5 voting member.
 It is expected that line of acfivi- 1 ies for neKt season wiil he planned. 1 !. Chase Coale. is president of ihe or | and Arthur H. Bushnell is ! 
 Marriage License Granted
 Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff yes | erday granted marriage license to | Slbert raganctti of 60 Connecticut . venue. New Britain, and Miss Mary ! Josephine Lucy DiMaio. daughter Of -ir. and Mrs. I;affaeio DiMaio of Ber- . in. They will be married by Rev. ! '. C. Brennan of iensington next Wednesday.
 The gro0m-to-hn is 2 carpenter in sew Britain and Miss DiMajo is at Iome.
 Real Estate Tran~attion.
 Jason J. Graham 0f Berlin has sold 0 Oliver M. Porter or New York citr our acres Of land on Shuttle Meadow mountain.
 Real estate deals in Berlin appear z he few and far between. Town ,lerk Arthur Woodruff has had few q record during the past few weeks. iuildinE. however. scems 10 he brisk. There arc q number of now houses in he course of construction in Kens- r Eton and 2 number of others are Manned on fhe Eerlin fair grounds roperty.
 Det elopment of ths land bet~esn tUNAt 8HElE Ftlt NHE MaFINHfEGft FHt- r, bordering on Farmin-fon avenue. ss already been started and lots are isinS marked out. Sa,eraI rtree,s sts b-sn cut through snd if is ex- ects5 that this rill open up another tsidsntisi district in the town
 To Hold Whist.
 The women of s'. Paul's church .iil hold whist st Foresters' hall eat Monda. s' eninr. June ea. at E# icloek. daylight saving time. The rhist wii; be preceded by a. ehorf en- crtsinmeBt and followed I,y dancing. .usie being furnished by inc T. 4. T.. rchestfa. The prOcestis aili go 10 be parish.
 The committee in charge is headed Y Mrs. James McQueeney. and sHe [ her members are Mfs Frank Pier , ont. Mss Catherine Roche. Mrs. 'imothy Deaue. Mrs. John Cashnan. . lrs. James Pagan. Mrs. William Fa- [ an and Nr.. Ein.ry ts
 Two Nt-cL-IUd tsanpe< Two weekend ssmes are schpduled : sr the AI1-kensinrtons this week. he frs enc Ein t,e in Manchester 1. afternoon. when they ploy ,
 return game vifh fhe St Na~y-s 2 an cf that nfacs. The second VIII ,. , rls,s st home and p1n take {