New Britain herald., 1926-10-06


 forti, Marjorie Rutland.
 Honors. Sebastian Arcari, Stephen Sasek, Howard Purdy, Lucy Rogers, Elizabeth Stanley, Sophie Naaman, Emily Kilby.
 sophomores. High honors. Elisa beth Brastow, Abbie Usher, Emma Hills, Doris Spencer, Ruth Tyler, Constance Vicinus, Lucy Rapacky, Anna Coleman.
 Honors. Dorothy Ives, Esther sneideman, Anna Rusczyk, Vivian Davis.
 Honorable mention. Gertrude Barnes. Cecil Turton.
 Freshmen honors Elvina Minella, Helen Boliver, Elizabeth Jewett, Bernice Birnbaum. Alice Peterson, John Earrone, Lester Berry.
 Honorable mention. Waltrude Johnson, Olga Neri, Harlow Smith.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Plainville Grange was held last night, plans being made to hold the annual fair on December and g. A large class Is to be initiated this fall. Central Pomona will meet in southington on October 12. On the evening of October 2S the sixth degree will be given in Newington.
 The lecturer. Mrs. Charles H. Cur tis, gave a report of her trip to the t,, on August 16-17-18. Mrs. Irving Carter presented a pageant of the months of the year. Those who participated and the parts they played, were as follows: January, Miss Esther Furrey; February, Miss Gertrude Barnes; March, Miss Mabel Johnson; April, Mrs. Lima Weldon; May. Miss Helen Day; June, Miss Sadie Okenquist; July, Mrs. Helen Phelps; August, Miss Mary Hubberl; September. Miss Katherine Farrar; October, Miss Gladys Barnes; November. Mrs. Beryle Bannell; December, Mrs. Jennie Williams.
 Mrs. Hiram Lowry was given the prize for the best basket of flowers. II. A. Gould won the award for the best basket Of home made fruit.
 Tire Is Stolen.
 A spare tire was stolen from the of Merton J. Lamb as the car was parked in the rear of the post office last evening.
 High School Loses.
 The Plainville high school football team lost to the Southington high school aggregation at the local field yesterday afternoon by the score of IS to 0. In the first half of the game the two teams played evenly and the ball remained in the middle of the field. In the third quarter ran the ball over the To- cal goal for the first score of the game. The extra point was made by ! clever short pass. In the last quar- ter Southington intercepted a for ward pass an scored a second touch- down on the play.
 A return game has been arranged with Southington for October IS, and the local boys are determined 70 turn the tables, as they did in football last fall and in baseball last spring. On October 12 the team will play the Bristol high school second team.
 Federation Notes.
 nF 1,a Congregational church will hold it's first fall meeting at 2:3O o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Officers for the coming year will be elected. A spe- 2ial program has been planned, and ca will be served. The evening group will meet in the church parlors at ':3O o'clock tomorrow evening.
 The annual Christmas fair will be leld on Wednesday and Thursday, December 1 and 2. Plans are being formulated by the general commit ee, which consists of Mrs. Allen Bailey, chairman; Mrs. Stanley S. Iwillim, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs. Cecil Bedford, Mrs. Oliver Baker Mrs. Donald Benjamin, Mrs Fred 3enzon and Mrs. Frederick Abell.
 Baptist Church Meeting
 The mid-wcek prayer meeting will be held att the Baptist church evening at 7:45 o'clock. | After a short devotional service i here will be report from each | of the church, the diff | erent treaSurers will report on f. ! lancial affairs, and the various | presidents will give reports as to | what has been accomplished and | IS to what Is planned for the fu- | ure. These reports are for the past | hree months, and it is planned to . lold these business meetings every | Luarter so that each department of he church may know what the 'thers are doing.
 Move and Take Keys
 A family named Reed has va 'ated the tenement at 1S9 Broad | treet owned by Mrs. Mary Sasek . if 121 Broad street without notice md has taken the keys to the louse along, Mrs. Sasek said today. Furthermore, they took only part . # the furniture, leaving the ma ority of ii, Mrs. Sasek does not | ,now whether this is the property f the Reeds or is furniture pur- hascd on the installment plan and . low abandoned to avoid further payments. She is anxious to have | [ claimed by the owners. as an 'ther family is desirous of moving . nto the tenement. The Reeds are i aid 10 have gone to Hartford.
 Newton Wins Scholarship
 Roger H. Newton, son of Charles |