New Britain herald., 1928-02-08
BRISTOL NEWS
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 Honor List Announced
 The honor list at the Bristol High school for the first half year 19o7-2S was announced today by Principal Henry E. Cottle. One post t-graduate. four seniors, eight juniors. three sophomores and nine freshmen finished the period with an average ranging from go to 100 as follows: Post graduate: Doris Brennan: seniors, Sidney Alexander. Samuel Kushlan. Marguerite Mulpeter and Elizabeth Steed: juniors, Jerome Arnold, Robert Beach, Dorothy Dewey, 1sa Jestinsky. Jennie Kim ovitch. Berthel Nelson, Dorothy Shields, Eva Sonstrom: sophomores, George Hull, Velman Desmarais, Mary Crowley; freshmen, Faith Arnold. Carlton Bechstedt, Marian Casey, Audrey LaCourse. Jeanne La Roque. Irene Larson, Louis Nichol- son, Lillian Roberge and Helene Unterspan.
 One post graduate. IA seniors, ten juniors. eight sophomores and IS freshmen received an average rang ing from S5 to s9 as follows: Post graduate, Ilson Eastman: seniors, William Blank, Julia D'Agostino. Patty Dalzell. Margaret Elden, John Gearing. Elizabeth Jennings, Sarah Kelly, Doris Lindvall. May Lipson, Doris Manchester, Ruth Manchester, Ruth Mather. Josephine Spielman, Margaret Weller and Charlotte Wicker: juniors. Dorothy Bechstedt, Dorothy Bradley. Irene Ceppa, Mary Chanda, Harry Curske. Anna Heffer- ran. Emily Joy. Gustav Manke, Ger hardt Milbrandt Stanley Rimmer; sophomores, Elwena Adams. Bertha Ceppa, Henry Cook, Helen Dougella, Miles Fenn. Margaret Lunch Ju- iienne Martin, Wilma Meyer: fresh men, Isabel Audiano, Ruth Beach, Roy Barker. Harriet Carlson, Wad- die Czaplicki. Helen Hackett. Anas- tasia Hamilton. Frances Kelly, Frances Lamont, Lillian Lundgren, Elizabeth Macomber, Alice Nelson, Virginia O'Connor, Alice Plutzik. Vi- I Tryuskoski and Grace Gearing.
 The following are not on the honor list but have honorable mention with marks ranging from so to S4:
 Seniors: Grace Allport. LeRoy An derson, Dorothy Andrews, Edson Becker. Ann Berry. Lena Bertino, Helen Clark. Fred Deichman, Neda. DeMaria. Helene Geruldsen, Robert Grady. Grace Hackett, Jane Hart, Gretchen Hussman, Arthur Johnson Paul Lawley, Lou Manchester, Isa- hel Masack, Hyman Plutzik, Helen Potz, Emily Sessions. Ebba Stem strom. Mary Stone, Louise White.
 Juniors: Agnes Belanger Frances Brand, Dorothy Bunnill. Alta Bur rell, Ruth Carroll. Walter Froelich Earl Curtiss, Antoinette De Thomas Eleanor Grzyvenski. Margaret Joy Charlotte Houle. Theodore krysc- cion, Bernadette Methieu, Victor Mazur. Ruth Meyer, Ruth Tyrell, Harold Unterspan, Lucy Warzinski, Genevieve Zebrowski.
 Sophomores: Philip Charter. Michael Churchill, James Cooper. Margaret Cronin. Morris Ersftzof. Aileen Ferris, Ellis Eudalis, Marian Mclaughlin, Frank Patterson. Ar thur Rode. Elizabeth Sonstroem. Anna souney, Ardella Spare. Lucian Szamier, Margaret Norwerk, Adeline Winter. Anna Wozenski, Helen Ze- browski.
 Freshmen: May Aidrich, Blanche Baillargeon. George Blum, Bernice Bouchard, Vincent Boyar. Domicella Bromirski. William Christensen. Hortense Coughlan, Eleanor Donlon, Walter Grabelski, Gladys Huffman, George kiminsky. Veronica koleun, Enese Larese. Arthur LaRoque. FL sic Loomis, Ruth Lyman, Dorothy McGowan, Herbert Mischke. Dor othy Norton. Howard Pankratz, Paul Petroski, Winifred Prefontaine. Agnes Reddy, Barbara Reynolds, Christine Savina, Helen Shantry, Florence Shipman.
 Lipman Re-Elected
 David A. Lipman, proprietor of the Lorraine Shoe Company and a director of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce, was reelected president of the merchants division of the chamber at the annual meeting held last evening at the Bristol Elks' club. An interesting talk was given by Ernest J. Andrews, president of the local chamber of commerce. and an invitation was extended to mer- chants to visit the various factories in groups. A dollar day with be held a little later, the date to be an nounced in the near future,
 To Attend Gaynor's Funeral
 Members of Company D. 301 Ma chine Gun Battalion, wishing to at tend the funeral of Matthew Gaynor of Southington, which will be held at s:So tomorrow morning from his late home. are requested to get m touch with Roy Barton, who will ar range for transportation. Gaynot. who was member of the S0lst bat .. talion, died Monday night at the Bristol hospital from wounds re ceived when he was shot down while leaving his home. His father is now lodged in the Hartford county jail charged with first degree murder.
 Ice Caused Two Accidents
 Benjamin Robinson of Woodlns street narrowly escaped serious III jury shortly before six o'clock last evening when the automobile which he was operating skidded on the pavement of the Memorial Boule yard near East street, collided against the curbing and rolled over twice. Robinson, although badly shaken up, was not hurt. To get out of his sedan, it was necessary to break one of the windows. He was taken to his home by Dr. B B. Rob bins. The automobile was badly damaged, two wheels he ing broken off after striking the curb.
 4 large truck owned by Trudon and Plat skidded on the Church