New Britain herald., 1927-02-02
SKULL
 IN CELLAR TUMBLE William Morgan Lies Hour Be-
 fore Wife Finds Him HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

frying UNDERSTANDING oUScTNeS
 10th Anniversary-Temco Bowling
 Poverty -Plainyille Briefs.
 William Morgan. aged about 70, of Pennington avenue is In critical condition at the New Britain General hospital as the result of a fall down flight of stairs into the cellar of his home early this morning. He struck his head and sustained a fractured skull, lyIng at the foot of the stairs for more than an hour before he was discovered by his wife. When Dr. George F. Cook, who was summoned, reached the house, MT. Morgan was almost exsanguinated. He was rushed to the hospital after first aid treatment. Mrs. Morgan said that she heard her husband arise and start down to the cellar but was unaware of his fall until she finally felt that some thing was wrong. Then she looked for him and found him bleeding to death.
 Hig School Honor Roll With the mid-ycar examinations over, the following pupils at the Plainville High school are on the honor roll for the entire first semes- ter:
 Junior: high honors, Virginia Con- forti. Marjorie Rutland, E,llery Haskell, Helen McKernan, Helen Ostman, William Webber.
 Honors, Emily I<ilby, Sophia Naa- man, Sebastian Arcari, Victor Hur- tado.
 Honorable mention, Jennie Mac Ildowie. Lucy Rogers, John Wiley, Beatrice Easton.
 Sophomores, high honors, Eliza beth Brastow, Anna Coleman. Vivian Davis, Dorothy Ives, Constance Vicinus. Doris Spencer, Ruth Taylor.
 Honors Abbie Usher. Emma Hills, Katherine Grabowski. Lucy Ra- packy, Esther Sneideman, Anna Rusczyk.
 Honorable mention, Robert Deegan.
 Freshmen, high honors. Alice Peterson. John Varrone, Helen Boliver.
 Honors. Elizabeth Jewett, Ber- nice Birnbaum, Julia Grabowski.
 Honorable mention, Anthony Green, Fred Wegner, Harlowe smith, Lester Berry. Edward Earl, Helen Chotkowsld, Retha Easton, f,lvina Minella, Olga Neri, Zoa Zac- chi.
 Honors for the month Of January were won by the following pupils:
 Juniors, high honors, Marjorie Rutland. Virginia Conforti. Helen Mckernan, Helen Ostman, William Webber, Lucy Rogers.
 Honors, Emily kilby, Ellery Has kell Ethel Johnson, Sophia Naaman. Jennie MacIldowie. Sebastian Arcari. Beatrice Easton, John Wiley. Honor able mention, Mildred Woodruff, Stephen Sasek. Edmund Tolli.
 
 beth Brastow. Anna Coleman, Vivian Davis, Emma Hills, Katherine Grabowski, Constance Vicinus, Ruth Tyler.
 Honors, Abbie Usher. Robert Deegan, Dorothy Ives, Lucy Ra- packy, Doris Spencer. Esther Sneideman, Anna Rusczyk.
 Honorable mention, Earl McGib- bon.
 Freshmen, high honors. Helen Boliver. Alice Peterson, John Var rome.
 Honors, Elvina Minella. Helen Chotkowski, Marjorie Johnson, Zoa Zacchi Birnice Burnbaum. Julia Grabowski, Elizabeth Jewett, Har- lowe Smith, Fredrick Wegner.
 Honorable mention, Annie Ger tani, Tessie Dillon. Helen Donnelly, Retha Easton, Nellie Evans, Olga Neri Edward Earl. Florence Eric son, Anthony Green
 Grange 40 Years Old
 Plainville Grange celebrated it's 4Oth anniversary last night with about 15O persons present al the meeting. Among the guests were State Master Minor Ives Of Meriden, State Secretary Ard Welton of Plymouth, State Flora Edna Kretz- mer of Wethersfeld, the masters of four subordinate Oranges, and yisi- tors from Meriden, Litchfeld, Bris- tol. West Hartford. Harwinton. New Britain, Plymouth. Pennington, Plainville and Cheshire. Mass.
 The officers of the local Grange furnished the program, which con- sisted mainly of readings ard recita- tions. Edson Hart, a charter mem- Der and a past master but now not active in the local Grange, told of the organization of the Patrons of Husbaudry in Plainville back in 1887. During the exercises Plaiuville Grange was presented with a birth