New Britain herald., 1924-01-05
PhinuiUe Neus

Large Number Attending Bristo
 High School High in Scholarship
 REPORT ON SCHOOL SAYINGS
 Valuable Propcrt, is SOld-AIl-Piain vile To Open Basketball Season. II Church Notices-Lodgcs To Install N Oniccrs-Bricfs.
 NJ Plainyile pupils attcndss the Bris
 tol High school arc among those men.
 toned for scholarship honors in th.
 first quarterly report from the school | Among the lists arc four who are
 mentioned for high honors. having an l average of between go and loo, foui
 for averages ranging between s5 and | S9 and 10 for marks between so and
 S4.
 IT cation are Roger Newton. 1929: Charles Norton, 1928: Irene Sturmer, 1928; Ruth Usher, 1923. The four under the second classification are. Clyde McGibbon, 1922: Leonard Ber- ry 1928; James Salamone, 1928; Howard Tyler, 1928, Those under the third classification arc Mary Royce, 1929; Gladys Stillman, 1922; Reinhardt Sabel, 1928; Mildred Deloy, 9e5; Sistine Gnazzo, 1928; Lincoln Johnson, 1928; Alice O'Dea, 1928; Rosalic Sturgeon, 1928; Edna Burns, 1922, and Harriet Gainer, 1922.
 Needless to say the teachers of the PlainNille graded schools and espe- cialy Principal orrin L. Judd, feel Gratificd at the work being accom- plished by these. boys and girls and the parents have every reason to feel proud of their sons and daughters for their showing. Their work gives one an idea of the good that could be ac- complished in Plainyille if the town had a high school hero. The pupils | would not be forced to make daily trips to neighboring cities and towns tor their higher education and would be under the direct supervision of teachers and officials whose interest in them would be naturally much greater than in d school where they arc only &ests. The hope of those interested in the schools is that a high school will Dc erected within few years.
 Report on school Savings
 Principal Orrin l.. Judd of the local schools has compiled the following re- port showing the amount of money saved by the children during the fall term. This term, Grade IA heads the list With the greatest amount saved. beating out the kindergarten which led all last year, while Grade sB has held second place throughout last year and the past term.
 The full list is as follows Figures showing comparative results in i92sI and 1923:
 Kindergarten, sli3.55. s97.sS; IA. nISo. siiho9; lB, s45.94. sis0.t9: PA, s7i.T9, s3S.li; 2B. s40.S5, sS3.52; PC, sSIS9, s72.g5; SA, s5S.i7, 1 siii.si; SB, sg5.1t, s2a95; "A, sis.si, s64S4; 4B. s?5.7o, s45.eS; 5A, s6s.so, sF,Se; 5B. s76.95, sl5a37; 5-6, | s5s.19. ss5.os; GA, s1i70. sg9.sO; 6B. Ao.5i, si450; "A. s27.2i. s2l.6s; 7B, AO.s5, s3s.75; <. s32.46, si6.54.
 Total for 1922, sS4o.3S: Total for 1928, si,22O.Oe.
 The fall term Of 1893 shows gain of fSio75 more than fall term Of 1922.
 Real Estate Deal
 Thc two tenement house and ad. joining land Of Harold Higgins on street, considered one Of the choicest parcels Of real estate in Plainville has been sold 10 Joseph Marine. according to an announce ment by Cunningham X winingor To. The property is situated near the business section and consists Of large amount of land besides the house.
 start Basketball
 The AL PlainVille basketball team will open the present season against the fast Independents team of Wind ,or in Windsor next Thursday night. X large delegation of local rooters , plans to accompany the team 10 watch their first performance. The lineup Of the locals has not yet been fully decided upon. but the players will be selected before the date set for the , 1rst game. Three other contests have . been scheduled by the management i Ip 10 the present time and a full for the season will be form , d in the near future. The locals will play on ihe ] ith Of January the Rovets Of Hartford in. Hartford. the , Sth Burlington in Burlington and 1, 'ebruary |. Burlington in Burlington.
 New Teacher secured
 Miss Helen somcrs of Maine. has ,een secured by l.. s. Mills. secretary ,f the plainsillc school committee. to each in the place Of Miss Harriet cnnison who resigned her position in trade sB. Miss Somers is a Eradu- V te of the Gorham. Mr.. Normal a chool and comes 10 rlain,illc we'll V She began her duties | n the local schools this week. j
 Church Notise~
 Episcopal church-Second Sunday ner Christ mas. Festival or the .piphany. a. m. Holy Communion: e c a. m. church school: il 3. m.. " .