New Britain herald., 1926-06-16

ski, Olga Alice Nerl, Bernice Mir fam Birnbaum. Lester Herbert Der ry, Elvina Lucy Minella Frederick Edward Wegner, Joseph Yacobellis, Mary Florence D'Antonio, Harlowe Elford Smith. Anthony Andrew Gonska, Ida Mary Daton. Esther Luann Peck. Russell Charles May nard' Florence Elizabeth Ericson, Rose Mary Margoneli Waltrude Margaret Johnson, Albert Lawrence Stevenson. Nellie Maud Evans, An nie Catherine Certani, Theresa Palma Gnazzo.
 Honorable mention: Rose Cccelia Berlanti, Celia Olga DeYenzo, Mill dred Ellen Sames, Lena Mary Neri. Carmy James Bosco, Alfonso Yaco- bellis, Emilio Lester Gnazzo, Villa dean Alice Cargill. Mary Elizabeth Pedrolini, Jino Joseph DiMarco, Benedict Joseph Caparrelli. Vinton Arthur Smith. Anna Stepanuk. AL eNander Pattison. Marion Louise Roberts Marjorie May Johnson. Gertrude Antoinette Lyman. Susan Christiana Parkinson. Mildred Es- tella OCgis Raymond Joseph Per ron' Leila Augusta Ryder, Florence Rose Pcstillo, Harvey Clayton Smith, Frank Fernegan Widger. RaymonI Herbert Cheetham. Anna Catherine Conlin, Victoria Pauline Mills, William Umile Hepworth.
 Graduates: Frank Perciyal Cam bridge, Albert Antonio DiMarco. Helen Victoria Edman, Graham James Eyres, John Francis Gala gher, Lawrence William Gregory. Aida Agnes GhisclH, Clara Merle Hart, Agnes Christina Livingston, Marion Frances Livingston. Sophie Hazel Mjndok. Carl Henry Muss- harm. Clifford Everett Roper Az ncs Cocelia Scranton.
 The class officers are as follows: President Alice Peterson; vice president, John Tarrone: secretary. Olga Ncri; treasurer Edward Earl Tho class colors are maroon and gold; tho class flower. dark red rose; the class motto, "On and On"
 Businessmen Win Again
 The Businessmen broke the Iron Horses from the Plainville Casting Co.,, last night al the high school diamcnd. defeating them by 5-1 in game which the two teams refused 10 lot the wet field prevent. Bill Cunningham, pitcher for the win ncrs, showed to even better advan- fage than before and hurled his fourth consecutive victory, turning back the Iron Horses inning after inning. Tho Casting company boys took the field sure of an easy win, but they soon found they were far from right in their confidence.
 Pete Eozak, who pitched for the Iron Horses, was possessed Of a world ot speed which made his of. forings difficult to sec in the dark ness, but he had absolutely no con- trol. Three passes and two singles in the third inning neither four runs and put the Businessmen too far ahead 10 be caught,
 Champion featured at the bat with q long triple. LaRonno made a great stop al third and Thrall stop ped some hot ones at short. Dr, Frost played his usual errorleSs game in the field. The winners used their regular lineup. with Burns talk ing Frank Cunningham's place in left in the final innings.
 The weather kept the crowd down.
 Grange Chlldren's Night
 PlainyiIle Grange observed Chil- drea's Night last evening, the chil- drcn Of the Changers providing the program. which was mainly con- ccrncd with Flag Day. The meeting opened with the singing Of "Ameri- ca" by all present, after which the children salulcd the flag. All the children then participated in What inc Stars of the Flag Mean,' read by Eleanor Teachman, assisted by Jean GuIis.
 There were rccitations by Olive Tyler, Ruth Newell, Robert Newell Edith Foery, Frederick Lackey DOn- old Radcliffe. Walter Schober, Lois Farrar and Helen Smith. These were followed by an exercise, Rules of the Flag" presented hy Robert Newell. Robert Buell., Walter Dexter, Frederick Lacley and Russell Ky dor. Lois Farrar sang a solo and an joined in The Star Spanglcd Banner" as finale.
 Central Pomona will hold q picnic al Towpath lodge, Avon, on June 2S.
 Miss Marine Surprised
 About 90 friends of Miss Virginia Marine, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Joseph Marine, gathered last eve ming at American Legion hall and surprised her. Miss Marine and
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