New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
PLainuiR Mews
OLD GRADS COMING BACK FOR REUNION Plans For Grammar School
 Affair Completed GIRLS SENT TO HOME

GlRlS SENT TO HOME Two Youths Fined on Serious
 Charges-Afternoon Train Restor.
 ed--Thefts In Red Stone Hill Dis
 trict-To Prosecute Cyclists.
 With the former pupils of the Plainyille grammar schools already beginning to pour into town, the committee in charge of arrange ments has competed it's plans and announced the program for the an nUal reunion which will be held at the Broad street school tomorrow. Aeceptances from more than 30 out of-toWn graduates have been receiv- ed saying they will attend with their families, which means that at least ! 100 to 150 people will be on hand in addition to those still residing in Plainville. Governor John H. Truln- bull, former pupil, will arrive about o'clock from Bristol. For mer Governor Charles A, Templeton has notified the committee that he will make every effort to be present, and it is expected that former Gov ernor Marcus H. Holcomb will also attend.
 The program will begin at noon, the first hour being devoted 10 the reception and registration of the guests. At 1 o'clock q picnic lunch will be enjoyed. during and after which an orchestra composed of graduates will render selections The annual business meeting will be held at o'clock. when the reports of the secretary and trnasurer will be received and officers for the com- ing year elfcted Plans for the fu- turA of the association will hA dis cussed,
 Addresses will be made by Gov ernor TrumbIll, who will be greeted with Hail to the Chiei" upon his arrival; former Governors Holcomb and Templetcn; Charles H, Norton; former principals Charles L. Ames row q member of the state beard of education, Schuyler r Williams, and Frank ", Clapr. and Principal Or rim l.. Judd
 Al the corrluciou o4 the e,nroieo. 3 group photograph nill he taken, and the formal program will give place to a discussion of old times.
 The orchestra will ho composed of jlames J, Graham, pianist. Gustav @ E"ald, 'iolinist; Melvin Rogers, saXophone. and Milton Kramer, drummer. They 1iM play three Sc l@ctions during lunch and several afterwards, the majority of the pieces being old time faVorites
 Mrs Nellie Terry Read, one of the first teachers in the school has re- turned 10 attend the reunion. She taught here 5n years ago and Is re mombered by many local people as their first teacher, Mrs Read now liFHs in Springfield. Mass
 The present officers of the gram mar school association arc as fol- lows: president Mrs IT. X. Castle Of Tlainvill@, vice president, Mrs, Pearl ", Smith of Flainville; secretary, Mrs, May Manchester Gates of Springfield. Mass. treasurer. Mrs. Myles M Smith of Shaker Farms, Conn.
 Tho committee on arrangements is composed of the above officers and the following other members James F., Usher John Lamb James Stmp- son, Frank Hart Edward r. Prior, Joseph Mccarthy, Masnus Anderson, Miss Julia Barnes, Miss Nellie Brock and Mrs Anna Dtesle Bailey
 Girls Committed to Farm.
 Waiter Naaman and Percy Will Hams appeared in town court last night to answer to serious charges. brought against them by Plaza Ga , hriel of Canal street Gabriel alleC- ed that last Sunday night his two ! 01OEniCfS, G1Flen anu lluH SNehh'H out of his home and met tha two vouths, the four having been found hv Deputy Sheriff F w. purrev. who made q search in response to Ga briefs complaint.
 The family, which consists of Ga briol and his five daughters, moved here from New Britain last month i iHoIon had been committed to tho Long Lane farm In Middletown from New Britain and was on parole, She Twas taken hack 10 tho institution carly in the week, while Tillie, q younger sister, was rcmanded 10 tho farm hy Justice Merritt Q, Ryder, who was on the bench.
 Grand Juror s. r. Williams and Mr. Williams of the Connecticut Hu- mane Society prosecuted young Will Hams and Naaman, who were de- tended hv Attorney Charles F. Con- lon. Tho youths wore given fines of s15 and costs each,
 Gahriels three younger daughters aged ii, S. and {. were committed to the county farm at Warehouse Point,