Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-20
PLAINFIELD
Deputy Everett E. Brown Inspeots Grange and Delivers Interesting Ad-
 dress-CIass Day Honcrs Distributed --MotorcycIists Return from Florida

Plainf1eld Grange. Patrons of Illus bandry, No. 140, held a regular meet ing Tuesday evening in Grange hall, Worthy Master Harold Lewis presid- ing Deputy Everett F. Brown was present and made an inspection of the grange. Deputy Brown made some very interesting remarks in regard to grange affairs which were highly ap- preciated by members of the local grange.
 There were two visitors present, Miss Myrtle Griff1ths of the Moosup Valley The program for the evening was as follows: Singing, The Dear Old Farm, by the grange; address, Getting To- geteher for Mutual Benefit, by Mir Happy Peasant. by the Young Peo- ples choir: remarks by Messrs. Henry Dorrance, Nathan Exley, Charles N. Spalding, and Edward Hall. Plainfield grange members will be guests at Pa | chaug Grange meeting to be held this | (ThurSday) evening and will furnish | the entertainment program. Class Day Participants. As a meeting of the senior class of the PIainfield High school the follow | ing members were chosen to take part | in the class day exercises, which will | be held in June. Miss Margaret Tootil | of Sterling was elected class prophet, ] MISS A1aIn6WSOn OI central Nll- l lage will take charge of the class gifts, 1 Howard Kenyon of Sterling was elect l ed class historian, Frances Collonan | of MooSup was elected class statisti- | elan, and Stanley Sullivan of Plainfield 1 was chosen to give the class will and | testament.
 William Boulley, who recently had | his arm caught in comber machine n the card room of the Lawton mills N getting along very favorably. Home From the South. Clarence Kingsley. who made a trip | to Florida and other southern states 1 by motorcycle, accompanied by Alan | son Calvin and William Marland, re- | turned home Tuesday evening. The | trio left here last fall and rode to Bayton, Florida, making the trip with out hindrance whatsoever. They re- mained in the sunny south until early | April when they started their trip northward, stopping at various cities along the route and obtaining great deal of knowledge about different parts | of the countsy-
 Farewell Gathering.
 Among guests at the home of Mir and Mrs. Leon Blanchette, who are leaving PlainfieId today (Thursday) to settle in Canada, were MT. and Mrs ID. Bernier and daughter, Loretta, Miss Bertha C1outhier, Miss Mena Goodrow Miss Julia Paquin, MT. and Mrs George Clouthier, and MT. and Mrs Henry St. Germain, all of DanieIson and MT. and Mrs. Albert Collins ot North Grosvenordale.
 Noted Here and There.
 Francis Sullivan, a senior at Shef. field Scientific school, is spending tht Easter vacation at his home on Plain.
 field street.
 Miss Mary Downing, who attends
 the convent of the Holy Family a
 Baltic, is spending her vacation a
 her home here.
 ? Frederick I. Racine Is spending
 few days in Providence, R. I. William H. Ridings and Asa Hilton [ Jr, left yesterday morning to spend
 few days in New York.
 Fritz Maguason of Worcester, Mass
 spent Wednesday with his daughte here.
 g George GosIin, who attended schoc g at Central Falls, R. l., is spending tn
 Easter vacation at his home on Law :, | ton Heights.
 Raymond Jodoin of Baltic was i 2 Plainfield yesterday.
 Ernest GarreauX of Webster, Mass e was business caller here "Wednesday
 James J. Walsh, a U. $. govern k ment collector, from New London, wa :, in Plainf1eld yesterday.
 Fred Linke is completing the finish
 ing touches on his house on Mapl . avenue.
 A rehearsal of St. Johns choir wa
 held Wednesday evening.