New Britain herald., 1925-09-03
LOCAL GIRL WILL
 BECOME A NURSE Miss Anna Murphy to Enter St.
 Francis Hospital PIONEER AFTER RECORD
Have Eight Straight Wins and Face Three Games Over Week End Real Estate Transfers High School Opens Wednesday

Miss Anna Murphy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James J. Murphy of Whiting street, will enter St. Francis hospital. Hartford. next week to take a nurses training course. Miss Murphy IS a graduate Of the Plainville grammar school and of Laurelton Hall. Milford She has a large number of friends here who will wish her success in her chosen career.
 At present Miss Murphy and Miss Alice Mccall are vacationing in Canada. The former will begin her training immediately upon her re- turn.
 Pioneers Ambitious The Plainville Pioneers, the base ball team of the local Y. M, C. A. group, are compiling an envablo record and will pass through busy week end in an effort 10 add further to their laurels. The Pioneers have icaptured their last eight contests by big scores, downing the Burritt Re serves of New Britain last Saturday on inc local grounds 10 round out this octet of wins.
 On the coming Saturday afternoon the local boys will play return game with the Burritt Reserves. who clai mthe junior title of the Hard ware city. at Diamond No. 1, Wal nut Mill park. New Britain. They hope to repeat their win. of last week, but it is expected that the Burritts will strengthen their line up and offer a much stiffcr resist ance.
 Monday, Labor Day. will he very laborious day for the Pioneers. for they are scheduled to play double header with the Emeralds of New Britain, the first game being called at St. Mary's field, New Britain, al 9:S0 o'clock in the morning and the second at 2 o'clock in the afternoon on the locals home diamond al Tr,mbull field. The Emeralds will offer worthy resistance, as will be hazarded by anyone who saw the basketball series played between them and the local Y. M. C. X. hoys last winter They are a hard-work- ing team. fought stubhOrnly in the court game, and are expected to do the same on the diamord
 In view of the record and the brand of ball put up by the Pio- neers. II is hoped that a large crowd will turn out to root for the Plain vile team during its busy weekend.
 High School Opening
 The PlainvIle high school at the Linden street school building will open, in common witl the grade schools, on Wednesday, September 2, The freshmen will report al S:2O o'clock in the morning and remain through the forenoon 10 register and receive lesson assignments. They will be excused during the afternoon.
 The sophomores will not he re Hhll 'u lc diltNu III 'llt HlpTnlIIS, tul are to report at o'clock in the aft- ernoon for registration and assign ments. On Thursday and thereafter both classes will report on full time schedules.
 A deficiency examination will he held at inc Linden street school at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, Sop temher x, for those pupils who failed in mathematics or other subjects during thn last term. The new prin- cipal Phillips H. Lord, has been very active in this "makc-up" work and has induced several deficient pu- rils who intended 10 leave school 10 return this fall.
 Real Estate Transfers
 George H. Gctt has sold q seven room house and lot on Fairbanks avenue 10 Attorney Charles F. Con lon
 O. I. Cooley has sold to F. I. Cunningham two lots on Lincoln street, the purchaser having signed 2 contract with F. c. Wclch of Southington for the erection of two on the premises.
 Edward J. Burns has sold a two- family house at Homestead park to Nick Guerriro and a single house and lot in tho samc vicinity to Charles Manillio. The transfers