New Britain herald., 1926-06-18
LOCAL PUPILS IN
 GRADUATING CLASS
Fourteen in SGni-FinaI Glass at
 Bristol High School
BRINGS COUNTER CHARGES
Martno Claims Attack Is Due To Spite-Shower For Miss Kennedy -Stanley-Gar Engagement- Fast Team Here Sunday.-Briefs.


 Fourteen pupils from Plainville were in the class which graduated from Bristol High school today. They were Wallace Bunneu. Annie Mae Fletcher Harriet Cainer. Traf- ton Getchell, Gladys Madcley, Clyde McGibbon, Roger Newton, Mabel Nilsson, Howard Rogers. Mary Royce, Lucille Ryder, Loyal Smith, Antoiu- cite Stephenson, Byard Van Dusen.
 This is the next to the last group of pupils from this town who will be graduated from the Bristol school. as Bristol and New Britain are no longer accepting students from this town and they are being accommo- dated in the Linden school here until the new high school building is com pleted.. The first graduation from the Plainyillc school will be in June, 1928.
 Another large group of local stu dents will graduate from New Brit ain High school, hut the exercises there are not until next Friday and the names of the graduates have not yet been announced.
 Marine Hits Back
 Constable Philip Marine, local dog warden under bond to appear in court June 25 10 answer cruelty charges, intends 10 strike back at Nis 1,, t, trial, he says. He intends to name three men, one a constable and an other d town officer, who refused to shoot a dog run over by an automo- bile although they were asked 10 do SC. Marine feels that the charges have been brought against him through spite by some of his enemies and is confident that he will be cleared when his case comes up. He is now seeking counsel.
 Marino has explained his stand of Wednesday night, He says that earlier in the week he had confer cnco with Prosecutor s. r. Williams and thought that the summons 10 appear in court was notice for an- other conference with Commissioner of Domestic Animals James N. Whit tlescy and Chief Deputy Commission CT Howard A. Elliott. When ho ap- neared for what he thought was q conference, ho vas formally charged on three counts and placed under 800 bond. Much interest is being manifested about the town in the case and a large crowd is expected .to$attcnd the trial
 Stanlcy-GarnCau Engagement
 Mrs. Lillian Stanley of If Broad street announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Isabel Stanley 10 Wilfrcd Garneau of Canada The wedding will take place shortly.
 Tough Team Here Sunday
 The Watertown Indies will be the opponents of the Plainvilcs on the local diamond at o'clock this Sunday afternoon. The Indies have one of tho fastest teams in the state and have played together for sev- eraI years. Last week they lost to St. Mary's Brigade in Derby by 3-1. hut the game was one Of the best ever played in that place.
 Joe Osborn, catcher and home run king Of Middlebury college this year, will be behind the bat for the vis- itors. Al DcTand. coach Of Water town high school, will pitch. Tho infiold will be composed Of Jack McCleary; r.. Donston; Harold Me Cleary, shortstop for BuckncIl uni versity: anl I. Donston. all veterans, with a high school conner named Keilty 10 fill in. In the outheld will be Howarth, star of Wesleyan uni versity for three years and now coach at Taft school; Bryant, Bar low. Fuller, and Anderson. To beat this combination PlainviIle will have to play at stop speed from start 10 finish, but if has not lost q game since it's reorganization and hopes 10 continue its winning streak
 Shower For Miss Kennedy
 Miss Madeline Kennedy Of Bristol