Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-22
PL.AINFIELD
Birthday Party-Carpenter Falls 40 Feet-tmpressive Services at Fu- neral of Judge Waldo TiIIinghast.

Friends of Miss Anna, Bouley gave birthday party in her honor at her home on ,Lawton Heights Saturday evening. Games were played and re- Treatments were served. A quartette composed of Joseph Belanger, Peter Ballard, Ernest Geer and William Bou- ley. sang popular melodies. Those present were: Misses Anna Bouley, Onalda Ballard, Viola Lambert, Ruth Gibson, Alice Bernier. Annie Dayon, Victoria Derosier, Victoria Semineau, Annie. Dwyer, Alma Gobeil, Miss Der nier, Miss .Houle, Miss Senechal, Mrs. George Roberts and Mrs. Mitchell Bou- ley, also Joseph Houle, Christopher Krauss. William Dodge, Wilfred AL lard, Edgar Gobeil, Chaarles Vincent. Fred Vincent, Edward Nygron, Peter Kagan, Sidney Hopkins, Joseph Belan- ger, Ernest Geer. William Bouley, Pe- ter Field, Balmore Guertin, Harry Der nier, Charles Palisser, Prince Montey, Henry Roberts. Wilfred Boussier and Mitchell Bouley. There were also friends of Miss Bouley from Wauregan and Williamsville.
 Engine Frightens Horse.
 horse belonging to a young man named Montey, became frightened by an engine, while coming across the railroad crossing Saturday afternoon The horse started to run madly up Railroad avenue and could not be held in check by the driver. In front of John Oates store the driver tried to turn the horse around and made the turn too short, breaking one of the front wheels from the wagon. The driver finally succeeded in controlling the frightened animal.
 Falls Forty Feet.
 One of the carpenters working on the additional story being built on the Mercier block was badly injured Sat urday when the staging on which the carpenter was working gave way and the man fell forty. feet to the ground He was brought into Mer- cier's drug store and an automobile was sent for, from Moosup, where he lives and he was taken home. It is believed that he was badly injured in formally as well as externally. One of the bolts on one of the brackets which held the staging became loose and when the carpenter stepped on the plank over the bracket the bolt slipped out and bracket and blanks tumbled to the ground.
 Went to Norwich.
 A large number of local people were visitors in Norwich Saturday, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marsland, MT. and Mrs Napoleon Jo- ter Stella, Mrs. John Nolan and daugh- ter Agnes, Mrs. Annie Reyno and daughter Teresa, Ruth Higginbottom, Lillian Seddon, Jennie Palisser, Alice Bromley, Miss Bessie Taylor, Mary Auger, Helen Noel, Viola Marshall Lillian Marshall, Blanche Guertin, Mrs Teresa Guertin, Ruth Gibson, Vida Herbert, Benjamin Bertwistle, William Judson, Edward Lyons, Hector Car negie, Cyes Pechie, Samuel Chabot Jacques Charron, Alice and Rose Hil- ton, Mrs. James Greenhaigh and Ed ward Taber
 Mir. and Mrs Albert Collins of North Grosvenordale; were visitors at the home of Mrs. Collins parents, Mir and Mrs. Leon Blanchette on Lawton Heights, Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Vida Herbert. of Webster. Mass, is visiting at the home of Miss Helen Noel.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Dragon of Dan- ielson were visitors at the home of Mrs. Dragons mother, Mrs. Pierre AL lard, on Sunday. f
 Joseph Desonier of Pawtucket, R. l., is visiting relatives here. Mir. Deso- nier was formerly employed in the Lawton Mills corporation.
 Frank Evans is having an addition built onto his laundry.
 Church Interests.
 ! Sunday was the communion Sunday of the Children of Mary and the Ros- ary societies at St. Johns church. There was meeting of the Children of Mary Sunday afternoon. |. Tuesday morning high mass will be sung by Father Keefe for the de- ceased members of the Rosary and