New Britain herald., 1925-10-02

hty pupils, also commercial work I
III the typewritsrs begins in 1895,
ese will require one separate
rs room. |
The action of the towns people In G
RELEASING the new high school site
about nine acres, between Lin
n and East streets, Is one of the
ost far-seeing wisest steps ever
ken by the voters, for the schools
the town. The fact has been noted
several OF the national educa-
,nal magazines, with warm words
commentator The possibilities
this site, when developed, Will be
tho greatest value to the young
,ople OF PlainNille during the
cara to come.
The building committee appointed
Y tho town. are earnestly studying
,e requirements OF a modern high
hoo, building, suitable In every !
'ay for the needs OF Plainyille, dur
Bile, substantial, and worth every
ollar that II may require IN erect
he building, The committee be-
eve II best 10 proceed slowly and he
urc they are as near right as pos
iblo, In connection with every point
n the planning Of tho building,
ven though II may not hc ready at
he opening OF school in September
800.
Favor Supervised play
The school committee believe s"v-
raj changes In the course of study
or the grades Of the town, should
- made for 1856, TO meet the
conceptions OF education
md the trcnd Of the times,
The committee wish to have
creator emphasis in all schools
placed on supervised games and
play. at intcrmissions, This Is a
rart Of the school health program
NJ children and teachers, being car
ried out throughout tho country.
Tribute 10 Miss Williams
Mrs. Alice X. Williams who has
been supervisor Of music and draw
ing in tho PlainNillc schools for over
fourteen years. has resigned to
carry on work SHE has selected II
another field. Her work has al al
times been thorough, conscientious
and faithful. The progress OF tho
children under her instruction II
music. drawing and sewing has beef
excellent. She has coopcralcd at al
times most loyalty, and IT is witt
the greatest regret that the com
mittec has accepted her resignation
Miss Nina Wilkinson, gradual
OF Simmons college, has been elect
cd to take mp the work of music
drawing and sewing in PlainNi'l
grades and high school, Miss WA
kinson Ia we'll recommended and W
expect excellent success.
Respectfully submitted,
l.. S. MILLS,
Acting School Visitor
Sept. II, 1925.
c. T.. Notes
The Y. L. S. C. II. of the Plain
VILE Congregational church wi
meet at the church at o'cloc
this evening for a hike TO Moore
woods on Red stone hill, Tho los
ing side in an attendance conte'
has planned hot dog roast for j
society. and any young people al
welcome to Join in the fun. Ckulcl'
will be in order, and a camp fire
planned.
The editor Of the Evening Jou
nal" wishes all who have any item
to be published in the first issue
hand them in on Sunday evening
the latest. The paper will be rca
about October Is.
The Regular meeting of I
Christian k,ndeavor society will
held at 5 o'clock Sunday aftcrnoo
The topic will be "Our Community
and the meeting will be in char
of the president. This will be co
sccration meeting.
Torshaw Cooper Engagement
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Cooper a
nomce the enlightenment of thu
daughter. Miss Nora Cooper
Ernest Forshaw of this town.
School Notes
The subcommittee on the n
high school building expects fiji
revised sketches from the last arc
tcct next week and will then y
- coed to go ahead with the chooSi
of definite plan and design. s.
cral architects were asked to mod
their plans slightly, and when
= committee has the changed dra
- ings it will make its decision.
superintendent of Schools l..
II Mills is conducting a class in
u Giene at the high school.
. Urge Voting Monday
e The chairmen of the republi,
/ and democratic town committees
N anxious to get out as large n vote
n possible at the annual town elect
IN Monday. There is saying that
g you don't vote you can't kick"
20 the only way to obtain majority E
oil crnment Is TO have the majo
lie vote. Although tho present elect
ne Is bare of any issues or drives,
IL hoped to get out large reprcscl
ne ton of the local electors.
Is. Early voting to avoid late COM
ton at the polls is also urged. |
lie pie who work out Of town are as
re to cast their ballots while on
de way out and thus get good n
or Der of votes In early. In this
last minutes rust of those ret
= ing from out of town will be av
. ed and the work of the worker
| the polls will be simplifiod.
| Meetings Tonight
III There will he a meeting of
| vestry of the Church of our Say