New Britain herald., 1925-12-02
[. H. CURTIS NEW
 MASTER OF GRANGE
Annual Election Of Officers Held
 by Local Changers
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR PUPILS
New System of Honors At School-- Woman's Federation to Hold Meeting Friiay-Banl sends Out S20,000 in Christmas Checks.

c, H. Curtis was elected master of Plainville Grange at it's annual meeting last night in Grange hall. Mir, Curtis. who is veteran mcm- her of and very active worker In the local grange, succeeds Irving Car ter, the retiring master. i Other officers chosen at the meet ing were as follows; Ovcrsecr, Ed ward Lackcy: lecturer, Mrs. C. II. Curtis; steward, Irving Grilloy; as sstant steward, Floyd Stillman: chaplain, Mrs, Hiram Lowrcy; treasurer, Mrs. $. E. Carpenter; sec rctary. Mrs. II, l.. Newell; gate keeper, William A. smith; Ceres, Mrs George Bockwith; Pomona, Mrs. Edward I.ackel; Flora, Miss Olga Cook; lady assistant steward, Miss Mary Hubbell; member of exec utive committee for three years, 1rv- ing Carter.
 These officers will be installed on Tuesday evening, January !, 1926.
 PlainvilIc Grange has accepted two invitations 10 furnish enter tainment numbers at "Neighbors' Nights of Oranges in surrounding towns. Bristol Grange will hold 2 ncighhors' night on Friday night and Plainvill" has accepted an in vitation to provide two numbers An effort is being made 10 have a largo delegation attend this affair On Wednesday evening" December 9, Plainvile Grange will put on one number at the ncighbors' night en- tertainmcnt of Cheshire Grange.
 The next regular meeting of tho local organization will be on De cemhcr Ia and will be q Christmas meeting with q Yulctile program All children of the Changers arc in- yitel to attend with their parents.
 S2O.OO0 Released By Bank
 That Johnny will have his tir soldiers and Betty her doll this Christmas is m2hn plain by the an- nounccmont made today ny 1h' Plainvire Trust Co. This instltu' tion today mailed checks totallinI s2O,000 10 tho members Of it's 1@2' Christmas club, and, while som" o' this amount will bc turned back into the bank for savings deposits, th' majority of it is expected 10 h" ns'' in the purchase of Christians pres Cnts.
 The checks sent out last year to tailed about S15.o00. making an in crease of about one-third for 192 over 1924, The 1926 club will star Monday, December [.
 High School Honor Pupils Beginning with this month a ncN system will be followed for llstin those who win honors at the hlg school There will be three divisions High honors, grades in all subject , over Sq per cent; honorS. grades | two subjects over S9 per cent an no grade below so per cent, an honorable mention, no grade bcloN , so per cent.
 , Following is the November homo roll:
 , Sophomores } High honors: William Wchbti } Virginia Conforti. Helen OStmal Ellery Haskell, Helen Mckernar . Lucy Rogers,
 5 Honors: Marjorie Rutland, Jea Trumbull Katherine Beaulieu Sc bastian Arcari, Emily kilhy, Nicto . Hurtado.
 Honorable mention: Jennie Mac l Ildowie. Elizabeth NanDusen, Ethf Johnson.
 Freshmen
 High honors: Elizabeth RraStoV Constance Nicinus, Emma Hlll' Anna Coleman. Abhic Usher. Dor \ Spencer, Katherine GrHho"ski' ltu' , Tyler, Anna Rusczyk, Vivian )aNE
 Honors: Dorothy Ives, Earl M' Cibbon, Lena Hcnnc, Lucy RapacN, Il Honorable mention: Cecil Turtoi Esther Sneiderman. Robert pccga'
 Nicolas Faniola, Carl Peterson, Nc
 son Royce, Dana Paige.