Beacon Falls Graduation Marked by Grange and Students
Beacon Falls public school held its graduation and closing exercises at Teap Notch theater with diplomas presented to graduates. Principal J J Moater delivered the keynote address, Terrence O Connor led the preparation of the Grange corps, and a program featured songs, skits, and the presentation of class gifts. A Grange meeting followed in Top Notch hall with entertainment and readings by local youth.
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Teap Notch
HecUsian
Beacon Party
Wales
Frank 4. Johnstone
Beacon Balls
Ank Ji. Bronson
State Normal School
New Haven
J. J. Moater
Feacon
Grimbiar School
Tite
Dean Corps
Terrence O'Connor
Matin Quick
Irene Dealey
Sthariihes
Aiyrta Broison
Jay Post
Robert Burns
Ralph Bradley
Noble Alten
Wallace Traver
Fitzzgerald Whittier
Burns Sarge
Joseph McQuire
Auldling
Meader
Bro
Grange Motteptainment
Rock Rimimen Grange
Top Notch Hall
Ralph Folbrook
Maple Avenue
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology
Beacon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
All Day Scout Trips to Camp Per-Shing Planned
Scout Executive Harmon announces limited all day trips to Camp Per-Shing for Scouts from borough troops. Trips likely June 22 24 29 and July 1 with a 3 06 a m departure from headquarters. First come first served. registration due to the Chief by June 20. Seven scouts can be accommodated. applicants listed include Adolph Kazemekas Albert Kierman Frank Sauires Charles Allison Gordon Hobbs.
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Per- Shing
Harmon
Adolph Kazemekas
Albert Kierman
Frank Sauires
Charles Allison
Cordon Hobbs
Waterbury Man To Be Arrested At Prison
Jacob Tillman, formerly of Waterbury Marion and Meriden, will be arrested at Sing Sing prison next Saturday on a warrant charging him with assault. Tillman is finishing a two year New York state term for assault on a New York girl.
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Waterbury
Jacob Tillman
Marion
Meriden
Sing Sing
Tillman
New York State
New York
Readers urge sharing town news and items for paper
An engaged reader from Naugatuck writes to The News praising local briefs and urging neighbors to send in items. He notes readers benefit from widespread local news, emphasizes newspaper space is free, and asks the paper to publish more town notices and visits.
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Ito
Naugatuck
Credit for Pupils' Vocal Music Goes to Grade Teachers
William Hill Miner Supervisor of Music praises grade instructors for their classroom work that led to strong pupil performance at a High School auditorium event last Monday evening. He notes his role is to assist teachers and ensure proper grading of the work.
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Wditer
William Hill Miner
Urges More Kindness to Bumb Animals
A reader from Naugatuck Conn dated June 9 1925 writes to the editor praising kindness to cats and all animals amid concerns over noisy neighborhood cats. The letter notes the author cherishes pets, fears harm if a cat were shot, and calls for more humane treatment of animals.
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Ditor
Alfred Kelley
Naugatuck
Conn
Naugatuck Boy Set for Wentworth Institute Graduation
Hart Megin of New Haven Road will receive a Wentworth Institute degree in Boston tomorrow. Earl Megin, son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred J Megin, is a class member and both parents will attend the commencement exercises.
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Hart Megin
New Haven Road
Boston
Earl Megin
Wilfred J. Megin
Wentworth Institute
Megin
Grammar School Baseball Champions Seek Local Games
The Prospect Street Grammar School champions invite nearby teams for matches. Players range from 2 to 15 years old, and interested clubs should call in 1962 to Roy for arrangements.
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Grammar School
Prospect Street
Roy
Weather Outlook and Court Testimony in New Haven
Forecast for New Haven and region calls for fair, cool conditions tonight and Friday with diminishing winds. In New York, Dorothy Perkins on murder trial broke down as her mother testified she does not know who fired the shot that killed Thomas Templeton.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Termpleton
High School Boy Sprains Ankle While Performing Stunt
Martin Joyce a senior at the local high school sprained his left ankle while attempting a playful stunt on the Green last night. He and other boys were practicing flips when he misjudged his distance and landed on the ankle, requiring treatment by Dr. Johnson. His friends hope the Class Grind will recover soon.
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Martin Joyce
Joyce
H. Johnson
Miss Krell Weds Raymond Chandler In Home Ceremony
In Carrollcourt the Krell home hosted the June wedding of Ruth Elizabeth Krell to Raymond Franklin Chandler of Prospect and Waterbury. Rev. Edward R. Hance officiated with Miss Gladys Krell as bridesmaid and George Henry Krell as best man. The couple plans a July 1 celebration at Prospect Center.
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Henry Krell
Carollcourt
Ruth Elizabeth Krell
Raymond Franklin Chandler
Prospect
Waterbury
Edward R. Hance
Naugatuck Congregational Church
Gladys P. Krell
George Henry Krell
Prospect Center
Local notices and social updates from Laurel area
Laurel Telegram reports meetings and social events including a regular Laurel tenple Pythian Sisters gathering at Pythian hall and a birthday surprise for Mrs Horace Higgins on Aetna street. It notes local job moves, summer trips of students to New York and Baltimore, forthcoming weddings of Theresa Florence Freeman and Frank Walter Flaherty, and details of the wedding at St Marys Church with a reception planned at Lift the Latch inn Middlebury.
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Laurel Ten Ple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
George Hamrah
Cherry Street
Mallak
Church Street
Alvin Drever
J. Drever
Gentral Avenue
Columbia University
New York City
Cor
Margaret Beckling
Irene Maher
Waterbury
John Maher
Charles Pearson
Mt. St. Mary's College
Baltimore
Maryland
C. EK. Pearson
Central Avenue
Jane Robbins
J. W. Robbins
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Mass
Jane Lowes
Ohio
Horace Higgins
Aetna Street
Susan A. Freeman
North Main Street
Theresa Florence Freeman
Frank Walter Flaherty
Torrington
Flaherty
James . Sullivan
Beacon Street
William J. Fanning
St. Mary's Church
Lift-the- Latch Inn
Middlebury
Miss Freeman
Katherine Freeman
Ernest Opperman
George Blackall
Bristol
Edward Leonard
Lockhart Avenue
John Dolan
Tyre Brennan
Naugatuck
Panelate High School
Danbury Normal School
Prospect Street School
l'Union City
Bids sought for coal delivery to Town Hall
Notice outlines a bid request from the Superintendent of Poor for 100 tons of furnace egg coal to be delivered to Town Hall in 30 ton and 10 ton lots. Bids due by 11:00 am standard time on June 17 1925. Mark envelope Bids for Coal. Authority reserves right to reject any or all bids. June 11 1925.
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