The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-25
Parsons Get Job

Parsons Get Job
 Harry Parsons of the Waterbury road has been engaged by the town as superintendent of the construc- ton of the high school building. The act of employing a full time super visor by the town was in accordance with PWA requirements which de- mand a full time superintendent on such a project in addition to the architect. MT. Parsons is considered by members of the high school building committee as being well qualified for the position. He was in the employ of Tracy Brothers, builders, of Waterbury, for period of 16 years and has had a wide ex- perience in the building line.
 Mrs. Frank T. Johnson enter tained her bridge club at her home on Waterbury road yesterday after noon. Mrs. Louis B. Murphy had high score and Mrs. Robert Mackie second high.
 Davis's Have Daughter
 A daughter was born Wednesday to MT. and Mrs. Gerald Davis of Thompsonille. Mrs. Davis, the former Hazel French, is the daugh- ter of Ex-Senator and Mrs. Ralph L. French of High street.
 Rev. and Mrs. David Bjurlin of Renova, Pa., are visiting Mrs. Blur lin's father, Nils Swanson of the Northfield road.
 H. G. Guion of Litchfield has talk en a position in the law office of J. Howard Roberts local town clerk and county prosecutor.
 Purchase House
 MT. and Mrs. George Poole have purchased from the town of Thom- aston the house on Clay street formerly occupied by Mrs. Helen Morse. The house on property to be used for school purposes will be re- moved by the new owners to their lot on Litchfield street. Mrs. Morse has taken rooms in the Jones resi- dence on Clay street.
 Miss Dorothy Schlitter was ill New Haven yesterday where she at tended a WPA meeting in connec- ton with duties in the social Serv- ice department.
 HOnOrs Announced
 Scholastic HonorS in the fourth report of the 1937-1938 session of Thomaston High school as released by Superintendent of Schools R. N. Brown.
 High HOnOrs (90 or more in each subjecD
 Post Graduate-Ernestine Ashak. Grade 12 Elizabeth Kurdeka, Ruth Winzer.
 Grade II - Stella Rogozinski.
 Grade - Bernard Fackler, Ar thur Kelley, Grace Noack, Beverly Turberg.
 Grade 8 - Evelyn Thomson.
 Grade - Robert Axelby, Robert Robinson.
 HonOrs (85 or more in each subjecD
 Grade F - Joseph Guarnieri, Randall Pathway, William Kishlock, Francis Noack, Raymond OBrien, Helen Atwood, Gene Menke, Anna Strahan, Janet Wilson.
 Grade Il - George Axelby, James Wilson, Phyllis Benson, Helen Campbell.
 Grade 10 - Lynn Atwood, Andrew Descrochers, Stanley Kloss, Elinor Charpentier, Edith Hockey, Frances Lane, Geraldine Remson. Jennie Tycenski, Dorothea Wood.
 Grade 9 - Forbes Gibbs, Robert Johnson, Victor Kuharaky, Kenneth Lundberg, Eugene Martin, Jule Bar rett, Dorothy Doty, Lucille Gotsell, Marion Lackman, Mildred Lundberg Carolyn Thomson, Dorothy Wagner Marion Wight. ....- Grade 8 Irene Rayder, Grace Reardon, Jean Wood. Grade - Winfield Wight, Eve lyn Lundberg. Plans for the coming season were made at a recent meeting of the Thomaston American Legion base ball team.
 The team, managed by Harry Lynch, will lean towards local talent this year with several ex-high school players slated for regular po- sitions. Thomaston has been 2 member of the Naugatuck Valley League ever since the circuit was organized and will participate ir the league again this season. The Valley League this year is expected to- be much faster ant more compact than formerly. Sey-