New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
PainuiMe Mews
38 RECEIVE HIGH SCHOLASTIC MARKS

1 School Enumeration Figures Are Announced by State HOSPITAL TO CONTINUE Peck Spring Company Increases Capital Stock-Gran@c Sale We'd ncSday-U:gh School Classes to | Hold BaZaar-Othpr Items The honor roll for the period end- ing November 22 at the Senior and Junior High schools contains 3S names, according to an announce ment made today by the school au- thorities. As usual the girls made the better showing in scholastic work honors being awarded to 27. The Senior High school pupils work stood out prominently. A being in the select class. Of this number, nine were members of the senior class.
 Those who received honors are as follows;
 Seniors, Helen Boliver Annie Ger tani, Theresa billion. Julia GraboW- ski. Elvina Minella, Olga Neri, Alice Peterson, John Narronc, Frederick Wegncr.
 Juniors. Helen ChaIko, Horace French. Harvey Gauthier, and Laura ! Naaman.
 Sophomores. Elizabeth Coleman. William Conklin. Anna Faniola. Jean Gillis, Samuel Minella, Gladys Pen dlebury. Hazel Salmon, Nlildren Smith, William Sneidman, Arnold Sweig and Dorothy Trcdennick
 Ninth grade, Mabel Datoli, Helen LaaiowsIii and Dorothy Seymour
 Eighth grade, Eleanor Bartlett, | Helen Brodin, Eleanor Gainer, Olive Price, Richard Swci8 and Shirley Wooding.
 Seventh grade, Dorothy Korb, Clarence Morgan, Robert Newell and i Helen Olson.
 RumOrS Arc lnfOunueu
 Rumors have prevailed in town that the Plainville Private hospital on West Main street was intending to close it's doors and discontinue its work. Mrs. Marie Paul. head of the establishment, strongly denied the rumors today and stated that the in stitution would continue it's work as usual and that there was absolutely no reaGonS for the circulation of the rumorS.
 School Enumeration
 The annual school enumeration figures made public today by Super intcndcnt of Schools Leon C. Staples show that there 1.560 children of school age in PlainvilIe. The school age is between four and l6 years and the state Of Connecticut appro- priates $50 a child in aiding the town. At this rate the town Of Plainvillc will receive $&.9l2.5o.
 There are actually 14SN pupils 'a;tcndmg school daily, an increare Of 9S over last year. In I92S-29. there was 1890 children attending sChool.
 Increases Capitol Stock
 The Peek Spring Co., has increas- ed it's capitol stock from $75.Oon 10 $t5o.0uo. according to certificate of amendment of the certificate of incorporation filed at the office of the town clerk.
 In the amendment if is stated that a meeting Of the directors Of the company was held last week and | it was voted to increase the auth Cri2od capital stock from $75,000 to Sl5o,00o, The number of shares of capitol stock was proportionaly | increased from Tj0 to 15O0 shares, each share of the par value of $100, all being common stock.
 Th2 directors also made an amen ! dmcnt 10 the third clause in the in 1 corporation certificate and added a neW one containing six parts. Both amendments Wcr" passed by the majority Of the directors. The ccr- tlii@ate of amendment was signed 1 by D. C. Peck. r. l.. Peck. and r. VI. Peek and adopted by tre stock ! holdcrs
 High School Bazaar
 The ha2@H to be EcId &t the high school Friday evening will be the third annu"l &Gair of it's kind to be sponsored by the school pupils The ! first bazaar was held under the auspices of the home economies department and offered fancyworI: and food products for sale.
 La&t year the art ard practical l arts department joined with the