New Britain herald., 1926-06-24
REMINGTON NEWS

Ladies night was observed Tues day night al the meeting Of the Grange in the Grange hall. The la dies had full charge Of the meeting and program. The officers were: Worthy Master Mrs. V. l.. Eddy; overseer. Mrs. \. l.. Eddy; lectur- CT, Mrs. J . Schmidt; chaplain. Mrs. C. C. Rowley; secretary. Mrs. c. R. Mahan: treasurer. Mrs. r. Bacon; steward, Mrs. k Rowiey; assistant steward, Mrs Erwin; gatekeeper, Mrs. B. Stoddard; lady assistant steward, Mrs. NJ. Hayes; Ceres, Miss II. Ringquist; Flora. Mrs, H. Prescher; Pomona, Miss NJ. Luce. Refreshments were served and music for dancing was furnished by the Grange orchestra. The next meeting which will be held on July 12. will be in charge Of the men.
 On Friday evening the Grange will have a strawberry supper at the Grange hall at 6:45 daylight saving time. R II. Erwin is in charge. At o'clock the Elmwood Girls club will present a play, Her Son $ Sweetheart" Dancing will follow with music by the Grange orchestra. Graduation exercises Of the New ingJo on Center Junior High school were held last evening at o'clock in the parish house Of the ConEre- gational church Twenty-Five mrm- bcrs Of the class graduated, not one failing 10 go on, and with only one exception. the graduates will con- tinue their education al high school or elsewhere. The members of tho graduating class are Rose Rachel Banks. Lillian Theresa Casale, John | William Fleming, Esther Barbara Hart, John Hintlian, Mildred Eliza beth Hitchcock. Russell Arno Hug gins, Harry Rivers Holland, Frank Alfred Johnson, Adam Koc2era, Henry Robert Kunze, Chester | George Lewis, Anna Christine Lund, 1 Mary Theresa Lukasavitz, Florence Mary Marks, Evelyn Lillian Middle | ton, William Miller. John James Muller, Doris Dclidu Phillips, John . Barrett Pittsinger, Harry Gordon Rice. Nathan Jack Rosnnthal, Frank
 Ryder, Mae Ruth skoglund, and i Frank Anthony Strclchun.
 Rev. Harold s Winship gave the 1 invocation Esther Hart gave an in- | teresting essay on Making the most Of our Mother Tongue" Miss Hart used three books, which the class 1 had read as examples to bring out 1 her point. Lillian Casalc showed ability in the presentation Of piano selection. Nathan Rosenthal gave an essay on history. "A Peep Into 1 Former Times" Rose Banks dem onstratod her knowledge Of Latin in ! her essay, "Thinking in q Silent 1 Language" "Discoyering the World ! About Us' was an essay on science 1 bv Anna I.und. Doris Phillips pre- sonted Doing Puzzles with Fig urcs," an essay on mathematics. F. F.. Harrington. who addressed the class, is a former state super
 visor of the board of education in 1 this state. Harry II. Howard, chair man of the school committee, pre- scntcd the diplomas. Several pleas ing selections were rendered by the
 school glce club under the direction
 os Mrs. Margaret Novel. The class
 colors are blue and gold and the class flower Is the white rose. The
 graduation program follows:
 | processional,
 lnyocation-Rcv. II. s. Winship.
 Song-To Thee, 0 Country tEich-
 bcrg) Chorus.
 Essay-A Peep Into Former Times
 Nathan Rosenthal.
 Fssay-Thinking in q Silent Lan-
 guage. Rose Banks.
 Piano Selection-Polonaise Militaire.
 (Chopin), Lillian Casale,
 Essay-Making the Most Of Our
 Mother Tongue. Esther Hart,
 Essay -- Discovering the World
 About Us, Anna Lund.
 Music-Lullaby from "Erminio' (JaCODOWSkJ, G4e' tlub'
 Essay-Doing Puzzles With Figures Doris Phillips.
 Address to Class-F. E. Harrlng- ion
 Presentation Of Certifcates-H. II.
 Howard. chairman of the school
 committee.
 | Nusic-CarmoIin (Ames) Glee
 club.