New Britain herald., 1927-06-18

The graduating class of the by Principal Orrin l.. Judd: the teachers. Miss Lane and Miss Ja- cobs; Miss Cottell, the music super visor. and Miss Nellie Bixby. the accompanist for the school gradua- 1ion, had a picnic supper at Lake Compounce yesterday afternoon. After the supper in the pavilion, Miss Lois Norton, president of the class. made neat little speech and presented Miss Lane. Miss Jacobs and Mir, Judd with gold pieces as tokens of their esteem and appre- citation of their work with the class land interest in it during the past year. The teachers were completely surprised but in few words thank ed the class for it's gifts and the feelings which prompted them. At the graduation exercises Thursday evening Miss Bixby and Miss Evelyn Parsons were highly complimented for their excellent work as accompanists for the school chorus. Miss Parsons being a member of the graduating class. Miss Cottell was presented with a beautiful bouquet of roses and car nations by the graduating class at the close of the exercises. Yester- day morning the graduating class ! was photographed.
 Teachers Leaving
 Miss Alice Lane left this morn ing for a short visit at her home in Stonington. Me. Afterwards she will enter the summer school at Pennington. Me. Normal school; The other out-of-town teachers have gone to their homes for the summer, as the schools closed yes- terday.
 Miss Feury. Miss somers and Miss Tibbetts have gone to Maine: Miss Hayes to New Hampshire: Miss Cog geshall to Massachusetts. and Miss Torrant to Norfolk, Conn. The 1 Misses Jacobs will leave next week for their home in Newcastle, Me. where they will spend the summer. Hartford Man Fined
 George F. Maher of Summer street, Hartford. was fined $25 and costs in court here yesterday after noon when found guilty of reckless driving. Maher was arrested sev- eral days ago when his car collided with that of Mrs. Lillian NJ. Peters on Whiting street, Constable E. w. Furrey making the arrest. He was at first charged with driving while intoxicated, but the count was changed before he appeared in cour, before Justice William Cunningham Grand Juror w. J. Foran prosecuted
 At the Governors Home Governor John H. Trumbull re. turned last night from his unsuc. cessful trip to New York city to see Col. Charles Lindbergh and invite him to Connecticut. The governor landed his plane at Trumbull field where he was met by his daughter Florence and by John Coolidge. sor of the president.
 Young Coolidge and Miss Trum. bull played several games of tenni' during the day and attended { dance in the evening. This after noon they. along with Governor ant Mrs. Trumbull, will attend the re publican women's outing at Mrs. w. Alsop's home in Avon. They vii motor to Springfield this evening where Miss Trumbull will take thu Twentieth Century Limited for Chi cago and the presidents son vii continue on to the University of Yer mont. At that institution, of whicl
 his mother is a graduate, he vii take summer courses, joining hi
 father in the Black Hills in mid
 August. He will stop off at Am
 herst to sing in the Amherst bac
 calaureate service Sunday.
 Miss Trumbull will later go [
 Pittsburgh, where she will be tn
 guest of her roommate. Miss Virgini
 Rogers. She will return to Plainvill
 on July 5.
 Methodist Church.
 At the morning service tomorrow ] at the Plainville NJ. E. church spe
 cial Children's Day program whicl
 was printed in full in yesterday
 Herald, will be carried out. Tn
 service will begin at 10:4S o'clock
 The Epworth league will meet at
 D. m., and the evening service will
 be held at ! o'clock.