New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-01

High school, whether for the first
time or not, will be required to have
| Cs rtitiCatcs from the local school al-
fhorlties which will authorize the
New Britain officials 10 grant tu-
ition to Berlin students. All those
not already having these certificates
will have an last opportunity on Sat
urday afternoon from 8 to o'clock
and evening from to s o'clock,
September 3, when a teacher will be
present at the I\ensington Grammar
school for the purpose of issuing the
certificates. 1t is d common fallacy.
Miss Griswold says. that only stu
cents entering the New Britain High
school for the first time will be re-
CURED to present the certificate. She
emphasizes the need of every local
student having slip. Otherwise She
stated, the New Britain school Off
Gals will not allow the student to
enter the classes at the High school.
All children entering the lower
grades for the first time in this town
will be required to show a certificate
of vaccination or valid excuse
presented by a physician. Miss Girls
void also stated that wherever pos
siblc. she would like mothers TO ac-
company children to school when
they are entering for the first time
in order that such items OF record
as are necessary might be learned.
Physician to Travel
Or. Matthew II. GrisW old of Ken
slngton will sail tomorrow from
New York city for Europe where he
will spend several months in the
study of surgery. DIR. Griswold will
accompany the American Legion ex-
petition as far as Paris and will 20
to the University of Vienna. In that
city he will study surgery under two
of Europe's most prominent sur
geons. Dr. Bauer and DR.. Frankel of
the Vienna hospital.
DIR. Griswold expects 10 return
home some time in November. While
absent. his practice will be cared for
by DR.. George W. Bodley and DR..
William Flanagan OF New Britain.
Fire District Meeting
The annual meeting of the East
Berlin fire district will be held this
evening at 5 o'clock at Community
hall East Berlin. At this time Off
GERS for the ensuing year will he
elected and tax rate set for the
coming year. A large attendance is
anticipated. A. a. North is the
present chairman of the East Berlin
district committee.
Engagement Announced
Mrs. David Ostergren of Crom-
well has announced the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Hilda Marie
Ostcrgrcn, to Everett l.. Cole. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole of East
Berlin.
Miss Ostergren is supervisor of the
MiddleseX hospital, having graduated
from the Middlesex training school.
Mr.. Cole is we'll known throughout
the town. being proprietor Of the
Cole Brothers general store on
Worthington ridge. No date has
been set for the wedding.
To Visit Turkey
Miss jeanette Honiss. daughter of
Mrs. r. f.. Honiss Of Hudson street.
will sail from New York on Satur-
day, September 10, for an extended
stay in Constantinople, Turkey. Miss
Honiss is making the journey under
the direction Of the American Board
of Commissioners of Foreign Mis-
sions and will spend one year abroad
After the year of study she expects
I o do missionary work in that coun-
try.
Legion Meeting
The regular meeting Of Bolton
| kasica post. GS. American Legion,
viii be held tomorrow evening at S
/ o'clock at the Legion hall. kensing-
| ton. All members of the local post
are urged to attend as important
business will come up for discussion
at this weeks session.
School BOard
The monthly meeting of the school
| board will be held tomorrow evening
at s o'clock at the Kensington Gram
mar school. Considerable business
| of importance Is slated for dispose |
| at this session. including the compile
ton of the purchases recently au-
| thorized by the special town meet
ing held August %
Enltsts In Army
Victor j. Ramegialli and Stephen