Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-23

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 lief Fund-Judge E. M. Warner
 speaks at Congregational Church. At last something has been done in regard to organizing a baseball team here. A game between PIain- field and Jewett City is to be staged here Saturday and on Memorial Day Plainf1eld will have the Sterling team.
 Supper for War Relief Benefit.
 The Plainheld branch of the British American war relief fund held suc- cessful chowder supper in Ridings' hall Saturday evening, the proceeds of which is to be sent to New York | headquarters of the fund to buy com forts for soldiers at the front. A very interesting and pleasing entertain ! ment was given after the supper.
 Whist and Dance. F A whist party and dance was held Friday evening in Ridings' hall under ths auspices of Court Plainfield, No 1887, Order of Foresters. There was | a large attendance at the social. The first prize, a $20StaiEor made suit foI l the person obtaining the highest ! number of points at whist, was won The booby prize, & $5 pair of tailor | made trousers, was won by David Desrosiers. Both articles were given by Allan Mopsik.
 l Following the whist dancing was held. Music was furnished by the St. Paul orchestra.
 | Officers Elected. l The Knights of St Paul held a shori business meeting Friday evening al which Fred Cooper was elected war. den and George Kay was elected sen. for knight. The order will discontinue their meetings until fall. After Merchants Week Value.
 Among the local people who i'm. proved the opportunities offered fl Norwich during Merchants Week anC who visited there Saturday ware Mrs George Hutchinson and daughter, An, Infe. Exina Gamash, Mir. and Mrs vii liam Barlow, MT. and Mrs. John Bot tomley, Mir. and Mrs. William Kay Lillian Seddon, Adolphus Lavigne Mrs. Mattias Lavigne. Adolphus Four nier, MT. and Mrs. William Tender son, Edward Peehie, MT. and Mrs. Sc were Beaulac, Alfred Chaput, Edwar Henderson, Mrs. James McGulty an daughter, Alice James Gaffney, Mrs Belanger, Sadie Donahue, Irene Smith l Blanche Marcaurelle, Lucienne Mar caurelle, Mrs. Joseph Levesque, Mir Grant Baker, Florida and Alma Bar ry, Mrs. Julian Martin, Mary an Alice Bernier, Rose Lavigne, Mrs. Eu gene Wilmot and James Marr. Sudden Death.
 John Oats was called to Centrs Falls, R. l., Saturday, by the sudde death of brother there. He was ac companied by MT. and Mrs. Lee. Il Political Documents from Packer.
 c. B. Montgomery has secured f contract for directing and mailir 60,000 blanked articles and 2,500 piece of paid mail from the Republican Ma tional Congressional committee. IT |. work is to commence directly aft ? the national convention so busine, at the little Packer post office shou
 Defeated Waureean.
 The PIainheld baseball team. Wauregan Saturday, defeated Il WauFegan team S to 3.
 Fred Vincent, who pitched for u Plainfields held Wauregan in chet throughout the game without any al flcu1ty.
 Local people who attended the dan
 at Danieison Saturday evening il cluded Irene Smith, Catherine Gal
 ney, Analda Ballard Yvonne Roi
 deau, Myrtle Whipple. Walter Clar
 Peter Kagan. Edward Henderson al
 Sidney Hopkins.
 William M. Leader of Harrisbu1
 Pa, has been visiting Plainfie
 friends.
 Lionel Lionel D Duguis g and Stephen ' WO'
 Mrs. Jeanette O. Weeks who h
 been critically i'll for two months,
 the result of stroke is very mu
 improved.
 .l A. W. Tilley of Norwich spent su
 day at the Lillibridge Farm.
 John Wood, a mule spinner hel
 has hired a place in PaclzeFville a'
 Is going into the chicken business.
 Ernest Plassman of New York is
 town.
 John Bradford returned from Or
 ton Long Point for. the weekend.
 fired Brouehu has retnurned
 Plainheld after spending few mont
 in Canada.
 Frank Guertin has purchased q nt
 Misses Florence Exley. Dorot
 Young and William Exley attend
 the dance given by Canterbury gran
 Saturday evening.
 a At Jewett City Services.
 St. Paups choir with number oe parishioners, participated in the st A = vice conducted Sunday in sIatre brary, Jewett City. by Archdeacon n p. Brown of Norwich. le Reception ef New Members. ce The reception of the Children h. Mary Society was held Sunday at .9 Johns church. The S.30 o'clock ma ae was a high mass in their houOrs q Id society marched from the Holy Nal ve club rooms to the church. They ae tended the evening derotions in d WiII Enter Montreal cenUsst. to There will be a high mass yY4dnl as day morning in honor of Miss E in maine, a former member of tfe Ch he dren of Mary society. Miss Duu1al lis will enter the Slsterhocd Of tho Gf nt Shepherd, in Montreal.
 I1e class preparing tor .nrst %