Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-26
PLANFELO
Local Aid to British America War Re- lief Fund AeknowIedged-We Contributors Fournier- Lavigne Marriage.

Secretary Oldham of the Plainfeld Branch received the following receipt early this week.
 The British American War Relief Fund of 6S1 Fifth Avenue, New York. Degs to acknowledge with thanks re- ceipt of one hundred dollars (S100) from Zeck Tetlow, treasurer of the PlairfieId Branch of the British Amer ican War Relief Fund.
 (SigneO HENRY J. WHTTEHOUSE
 Treasurer.
 Along with this receipt the follow ing letter was received from the head office of this organization.
 April goth. Dear Mir. O7dham:-we are more than grateful for the magnificent con- PlainfieId, and I hope that you will convey to them our heartiest thanks for their great generosity.
 The need at present is more urgent than ever for the British organiza- tions are all sending supplies to the French hospitals about Verdun, in ad- dition to their regular work and the tax is very heavy indeed.
 Every contribution whether money, socks, or hospital supplies is most gratefully received and with heartiest l thanks for your splendid help, Believe me,
 Sincerely yours, DOROTHY KING, Honorary Secretary. The British American War Relief ! Fund is under the patronage of the president of St. Georges society. pres | ident of St Andrews society, presi- | dent of the Canadian society, all of | New York.
 The chief officers of this organiza- | tion are, President, Lady Herbert; vice president, Mrs. Alfred M. Coates; | chairman of the executive committee I TN NarFf1 f1~ra TTuN hlV, treasurer, Henry J. Whitehouse, Esq; | honorary secretary, Miss Dorothy | Gordon King; honorary secretary | Miss Caroline l.. Morgan.
 The PlainfieId Branch fund is as | follows: previously acknowledged | total, $124.67.
 The list of weekly contributors tc | this fund with some omissions is: | Taylor, c. Alexander, A. Palisser. Zecl Tetlow, c. Hirst, Mrs. Rhoades, J | Mercer, R. Sykes, J. Redings, Jame. Walker, Asa Hilton, Joseph Walker | Charles Gamble, Mrs. George Weston l Thomas Marsland, J. Noad, B. Judson Harry Lister, s. Clegg. Robert Flow CTS. P. Smith, H. Oates. W. Judson Mrs. Judson, W. Hirst, George Char ron, J. Connors, James Seddon, M Hargreaves, J. Booth, W. Booth, Mrs Marriott. F. Kirshaw, Mrs. Kay, Mrs | Mayer, MT. Mcdonald, Mrs. Platt, S Bromley, James Greenalgh, J. R. B Mrs. Robinson, W. Oldham, William Barlow, Fred Lever, George Brelsford A friend, Mary McCune, A. Hilton Augustus Hollingsworth, A. Harrison W. Collins.
 All subscriptions to this fund for tn relief of the Allied soldiers may b sent to secretary Oldham. PlainfielC | Conn.
 Fournier-Laviene.
 Joseph Fournier and Mary Lavign were united in marriage at St. John church at 6.30 o'clock yesterday morn ing. by Rev. William A. Keefe. Tn witnesses were the fathers of tn bride and groom. Adolphe Lavign and Adolphe Fournier. The brid wore white satin and a white hat. Sh carried a bouquet of roses and lihe of the valley.
 Following the ceremony a break fast was served at the home of tf brides parents on Lawton Heights
 Mir. and Mrs. Fournier left for Ne Haven, where they will spend the honeymoon. Upon taeir return the will reside here
 Friends Entertained.
 A number of friends of Miss Ma, garet Krauss were entertained by h. at her home on Railroad avenue at social evening. During the evenir songs were rendered and recitation were made after which those presel sat down to supper served by u hostess. Those present included, Mi ~ Lee Werner, Miss Ida Krauss of Taf I- vile, Miss Margaret Krauss. Jol Leahy, Edward Leahy. Benianain RA