Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-28
PLAINFELO
Peehie- Barnes Marriags-Many Holt
day Visitors-Gifts to ST. PauI's Mis-
sion-Other Church News.

Peehie- Barnes Marriage-many Holt |
day Visitors-Gifts to ST. PauPs Mis- |
sion-Other Church News.
Durfee Pechie and Elizabeth Barnes
were married at St. Johns rectory
William A Keefe. Mr.. Pechie is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. DUrfee Pechie and
| Miss Barnes is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Barnes OF Lawton
Heights. The groom is from Montmo-
rency, Canada, but formerly resided
here. The bride was attended by her
| sister, Miss Clara Barnes. The best
man was Henry Pechie. a brother OF
| the groom. The bride wore a gown OF
purple silk and a white hat trimmed
with plumes. The bridesmaids gown
| was of pale blue cashmere. The bride
/ received many handsome and useful
| gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Pechie left for
/ Dayville. where they will remain until
Wednesday. From there they will go
to Montmorency, Canada, where they
/ will reside
State Road Work.
Work on the state road between
| Jewett City and Plainfield is being
pushed along. At the junction of the
| Noluntown and Jewett City roads the
street is widened so that two vehicles
going in opposite directions can pass
each other easily whereas before IL
would be impossible for two cars to
pass each other in safety. From this
junction the workmen are going in the
direction of Central Village and have
reached almost to the Harvey home.
Caught 20 PiekereI.
John Newton got 20 pickerel in
South Canterbury Saturday. Most of
Mr.. Newton had beauties, and he had
the best catch heard Of this season
around this section.
Local Small Notes.
; Miss Margaret Walker OF Westerly
is visiting at the home Of Miss Lillian
Seldom.
Louis Krauss and Cecil Bradford
, went hunting Monday and returned
with five large rabbits.
> Mrs. p Plant of Taftville was a
visitor in town Monday.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mari spent the
week end at the home OF Mrs. Marr's
parents in Fall River, Mass.
William Derosier was a week END
guest of relatives at Webster. Mass.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. Miss Elsie
Smith and Ralph Smith of Putnam
! spent the week end at Mr.. and Mrs
j James Moreland's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coffey and daugh.
i, | ter of Norwich spent Christmas her,
: with Mr.. Coffeyis parents.
Louis Krauss of Brooklyn, y. Y, /!
| spending the week with his father
u | Lawrence KrausS.
John Bradford spent Sunday il
| Taftville.
Misses Lena and Rose Tetrault o
!, Taftville spent the week end at III,
; home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lafiesh
George Goslin, who attends school a
Sacred Heart college, Central Falls, i
. spending short vacation at his homt
L here.
Henry Greenhalsh spent the weel
: end at the home Of his parents in Cen
u terville, Il. /.
I Mr.. and Mrs John w Goddard o
Lawrence, Mass were week end visit
= ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. james
Rulings.
d Miss Victoria Semineau spent tn,
o week end with Baltic relatives.
Mrs. Fannie Caswell and daughte
: Caroline spent Sunday with Norwicl
,. friends.
Il Interests of the Churches.
New Years day. a holy day of obi,
e cation, mass will be read in st. Johns
church at and $50 Next Sunday
d the Feast of the Holy Name, is tn,
1 communion Sunday of the men of tn,
D parish st. Stephen, the patron of tht
day. was the topic of Fr. Keefe's ser.
e mon Sunday.
Rev. Andrew Forrest OF East Provi.
| dence, r. l.. preached at IL o'clock al
| the CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday. Hi:
topic was: The Gift Given for the Eff.
cheney Of the Church. There was NJ
/ Sunday school session Sunday on &C
: ! count of the bad weather.
4 large number OF church members
9 from here attended the Christmas day
exercises at Moosup NJ. Z. church
The young mems choir will NEE
}. Thursday at the home OF George ant
r William In-les.
e Rev. James II. George. Jr. celebrat
e ed the holy communion Christina
;. morning at St. PauTs church, a larS
n number Of communicates being pres
d emit.
: Sydney Bard officiated at the ser
u vices Sunday, at which a large numbe
st were present.
e Gifts to Mission.
~ The mission are in receipt Of thre
a handsome presents which were on III
+ tree. They are a stole which Wa
= woven in a mission at Hankow. China
n and which is embroidered in silk;
- set Of cushions for the altar rail wa
N presented by Mrs. Church, and tn
= esquires gave a notice board for tn
n | vestibule.
Personals.
&c Mrs Mary Harvey and Miss Mar
Y Woods OF Grosvenordale were visitor
at the home of Charles Lafrenier.
Mrs. Annie Briggs spent Christina
at the home of her brother in Sterlinl
ie Miss Edith NJ. Exley. a student g
~ Mortified seminary. and Miss F1orenC
, EXley. a teacher at Hebron, are spend
ing the vacation at their parent