Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-24
PL.AINFIELD
Local Foresters to Attend Savin Rock Field Dey-surprise Party Given Miss Lambert-HeaIth Officers Not to Admit New York Children.

Miss Lambert-HeaIth Officers Not
 to Admit New York Children. The Independent Order of F1oresters
 of Connecticut is to hold a Foresters' outing and field day at Savin Rock on i saturday, Aug. 26. The high standing committee has received a number of favorable concessions from the man agement of the resort, including the use or convention or meeting hall, the l baseball park and the track for races and other games, with good conces- sions from the railroad company for special rates from every part of the 1 state. The programme will have Spe- ciaI I. o. F. features, including dinner from l to s p. m., ball game between Hartford I. o. F. and Bridgeport l. o. 1 +: at o'clock tug of war, open to | all the companion courts, races and l sports for all FOresters, boys and girls
 races for FOresters' children. Elab- i 1 crate prizes will be awarded the win Hers. At D. m members will &C., | semble In convention hall and witness 1 drI! by visiting degree teams and initiation of candidates. The high l standing committee is made up of
 James J. McGrath, manager of the or | ganizing department, Providence, R. T.; | 1 laney, Hartford; w. w. Bent, F. H. c. 1 1 R., Bridgeport, and James A. Hynes, 1 | Il. s., of Waterbury, The local court | of F,oresters Court Plainf1eId, 1887, is | [ | part at this outing. Surprise Party. 1 A number Of Miss Viola Lambert's l | friends gave her a surprise party at i l her home on Lawton Heights Saturday ] l evening. Various games were played | and instrumental as well as vocal se- l i lections were rendered. Refreshments i 1 were served.
 City Children Barred. ! ,ft 1 Plainfield and Levi N. Clark Of Can | l terbury have posted notices that all i children under 16 years of age who are | ! residents of New York city or any city l l where lnfantie paralysis is epidemic | l will not be allowed in town after Sat | UrGay, July P. At the outbreak of | i this nalady in New York many ChiI- l 1 dren came here and a, number of local l l people have complained of the fact 1 ! hence the health officers have taken | 1 this precaUtiOn. Game Postponed. 1 The baseball game between TaftvilIe | l and Plainfeld scheduled for Sunday | was postponed on account of rain.
 Plans for Picnic. l The annual picnic of St PauTs | ! Episcopal church will be held the first 1 l Saturday in August at BabcocF's grove. | | A feature is to be a baseball game be- | i tween the Knights of St. Paul and the | l Congregational Glee club. A number of local people were in | 1 New London Saturday and participat- | ] ed in the ovation rendered Denny | l Murphy, the Taftville boy.
 l Frank LOOby, telegTapher at Plain | | heid, returned to his work this morn | | Ing aIrer an absence on account of the | 1 death of his brother John at Norwich | During his absence Louis LObOsIly of 1 | Providence was telegraph operator. John Robinson of Fall River. Mass, i l IS visiting at Joseph Walkers home on | LaWtOn Heights. Local people attended the dance at | 1 Wildwood park Saturday evening" Mrs. Martha Ruuge and daughters l Vivian and Louise, have returned to | New York city after q months stay with local people.
 Alfred Desjardin has moved his fam fly from LaWton Heights to his new home.
 Young people from here attended @ party in Wllliamsville Saturday even- ing.
 John Krauss. John Saubuttes Joshua Peterson and John Bradford went on a fishing trip to Hopeviue Saturday. AIr. and Mrs. Walter PIart and son of Warren, R. l., visited local people over the week end.
 Misses Rosanna CharrOn and Salois of Baltic spent the week end with Miss Rose CLarrcn.
 Nine Days Devotion.
 The n0vena in honor of St. Anne will continue aC St. Johns church dur ing the week. This (lIonday) morn ing a mass will be read for the in tenionsc of those who are making the noVena. Prayers will be read as usual In the evenings and after the masses
 Wednesday morning a novena mass will be read at o'clock and there will be communion at o'clock.
 Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings catechisn instruction will be given the class preparing for c0ufrma- ton.
 ESon< Pastor Breaches.
 Rev. Em0nas White, pastor of the EEonil Congregational church. precha- cd the morning sermon at the COngre- gauCEaI church Sunday, taking for his subject The Great Principle of the Christian Church and Christianity. A solo was sung by Miss Anna Walker Sunday school was conducted by Fred erick Lyons. The subject at the Christian Endeavor meeting was En- tlusiasm: Its Value and How to Culti-
 There is to be a meeting of the standing committee of the church in the Vestry Friday evening.
 Miss Ida R. Fisk of Providence is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward E. DaWIey.