The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-07
THOMASTON
DECORATION DAY
 PLANS COMPLETED
Albert SimOns to Deliver Address-NewtOn HOl=
 brook Married

The Thomaston Memorial asso- citation have completed their plans for the annual observance of Dec oration day, May S0;h, Albert Simmons of Hartford department commander of the Veteran of For eign Wars will deliver the Memor- ial address at the exercises to be held in the Paramount theater on Sunday evening, May 24th. Invita- tions will be extended to the various organization to take part in the parade and exercises on Memorial day. Services will also be held at the Plymouth cemetery and North field cemetery on Sunday, May 24trh The following committee will have charge of the exercises: Decorating boat and theater, Sons of Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars, and American Legion; program commit tee, Frank H. Mattoon, c. B. Morse and John Benson; music, James Roberts; plants for graves. Leon Foster; firing squad. Veterans of Foreign Wars; badges, Mrs May belle Rouse; decorating Honor Roll and Monument. American Legion Auliliary; police. Chester Bellmay: boat, James Hearn; to secure Girl Scouts, Maybelle Rouse.
 The annual membership drive for funds to defray expenses were omitted this year owing to the present depression. Any one desir- ing to contribute to the Memorial association may do so by turning over the contribution to any officer namely: c. A. Bellmay, George Corner or Leon Foster and receive receipt for membership.
 Prominent Young Man Married.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Newton D. Holbrook Jr, of South Main street, Thomas ton to Franklin Mawda Bezner of Heidelberg, Germany. MT Holbrook is a graduate of Harvard University and studied at the University of Heidelberg. His parents, MT and Mrs N. D. Holbrook, who are in Europe attended the wedding and following a short visit to England expect to return to their home on South Main street.
 ThomastOn Students Play Terry
 villc.
 The Thomaston High school ball team will play the Terryville His school team in Terryville Friday afternoon.
 Recreation BOwIcrs.
 The Recreation State league howlers were defeated at the Recreation alleys Wednesday even ing two games to one in State league match. Thomaston lost the first and second games although they had the largest pin fall for the three games.
 DirlcctiOrs Meet Tonight.
 The direction of the Thomaston it's regular meeting at the home of Mrs G. A. Lemmons this evening. This is the last meeting for the summer and all directors are re- quested to be present
 Superintendent +. M. Brown of the public school has given out the attendance per cents in April 1881.
 High School, Total 95.36-Ber- nice Drumm 9S.05, Bernice Inga.ls 97.77, Jennie Buck 96.20. Isidora Bowman 95.71, Ruth Litchfield 96.4G Elizabeth Hardness, $500, Albert Ebner 94.9O. Evelyn Goodwin 94.S9, Ella Rufieth 94.40, Marion Bailey 91.87.
 Elementary-Nettie Stewart 9S.S7 F. Hazel Ames. 9S.72, Rosa Gangloff 9S.7O, Edna Barrowclough 9S.24. Anna Poit 97.93, Kathleen Kane 97.74, Mildred Richard 97.00, Eliza beth Danaher 96.67, Lillian Staurt 96.60, Davida Blakeslee 96.30, Ethel Platts 96.28, Celestine Wight $500, Clara Ranney 94.S6, Doris Waters 94.13, Agnes Sullivan 92.94, Ada Green 92.10, Dora Higgins 90.10, Esther Flynn $500.
 Superintendent R. N. Brown has given out the following scholastic honors-fifth report 1881.
 High honors (90 or more in each subject). Grade 12-Mildred Flor ian. Doris Lamb.
 Grade 11-Eleanor Doty. Francis Drunsic, Helen Holm, Peter Kurdo- ka.
 Grade 10-Gertrude Axelby. Sam uel Johnson. Edith Poit, Catherine Reeves, Regina Reeves. Grade Wallace Hampshire. Charlotte Atwood, Harriet Dickin- son, Martha Johnson, Phyllis Pader, Joseph Sullivan. Lucia Wellman.
 Grade S-Edith Lunberg, Alex Biedrzychi.
 Grade 7-Roger Thomas. Gather inc O'Brien. . Honors (S5 or more in each sub- ject). Grade 12-Grace Morton.
 Grade Hilary Bereza, Frances Hotchkiss. Vivian Swanson. Grade 10---Agnes Claffey, Alice Fenn, Margaret Lackman.
 Grade 9--Stella Tezynski, Leah Chapman. Hermida Lundberg. A Grade S-Thelma Atkinson, Ma bel Brooks, Walter Kloss. Nancy Lake. Evelyn Setterlund, Helen Taylor.
 Greco FSna winters. Alice