Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-11
PLAINFIELD
Local Historical Society Formed Fines for lntoxication-Miss San ford's Pupils Give a Recital.

ford's Pupils Give a Recital
 On Jan. 8. in the town clerks office at Central Village, an informal meet ing was held at the instance of Judge John E. Prior for the purpose of seeing what could be done towards forming an historical society for the town of Plainf1eld. John Prior was elected tenn porary chairman and J. l.. Chapman temporary secretary for this meeting.
 It was voted that those present act as a committee of the whole to draft a constitution, and it was voted that Westerly Historical society be adopt ed as the constitution of the Plainfleld Historical society, with such changes as may be deemed advisable for this committee to make.
 It was decided to have second meeting Jan. 15 for the purpose of or ganizatton. The members also decided to extend the notice of the organiza- tion Of this society as widely as possi- ble through the press and by personal invitations. During the meeting re- marks were made by MT. Gallagher fayoring such @ society; he spoke Of the interest taken by many in the town, especially the young men, in the towns early history.
 All those in any way interested in LILLE Il4SlOT1Cd1 SOCl6Ly anu Lu9 1lSLOTY of this town are being invited to be present at the meeting Jan. 15, which Is to be held in Central Village.
 Pupils Recital.
 The pupils of Miss Amelia Sanford gave a recital Monday evening in St. Pauls hall before 8 large number of people. The recital was in every way a marked success. The programme follows: Overture to Norma, duet, tation, O Mary, Go and Call the Cattle Home, by Mrs. John Newton, with Miss Bessie Taylor, piano accompani- ment; Contest-Introducing (a) The Theory of the Scale Miss Alice Sykes and Miss Eva Oates; (b) First Work in the Scale, Miss Rose Brelsford; Co The Scale Forms, Miss Sanford; Left hand Etude. Miss Alice Dumaine; song, Thora, Miss Florence Butterworth; i; Chopin's Nocturne in G minor, Miss Sanford; Contest I, c in Sths, Misses Alice Sykes, Eva Oates, Mildred Bor- den and Florence Brelsford and Alfred Royle: monologue, The Heart of the Village, piano accompaniment, Miss Sanford; Maid of the NH, by Miss Florence Butterworth; Contest II, in all forms. Misses Butterworth, Marion Lee, Julia Lee and Yvonne Dumaine; Mendeissohn's Fantasia in c minor, by Miss Thelma Lynch; Contest III, Major and Minor Scales in all forms, Misses Bessie Taylor, Alice Dumaine, Fred Cooper and Miss Sanford; Overture to William Tell. Miss Bessie Taylor; judges decision; premium list and awarding of class pins.
 Jall Employe Fined.
 Horace Mason, employed at the Brooklyn Jail, became intoxicated at Moosup Saturday afternoon and was taken in charge by Deputy Sheriff George Bliven. He was arraigned be- fore Justice Benjamin R. Briggs at Central @ vilIage Monday morning and costs. amounting to SIS, which was paid. He was prosecuted by Grand Juror Frederick King.
 PenaIIzed for lntoxlcation.
 Another case came up before Jus- tice Benjamin R. Briggs at Central Village with Grand Juror King prose- c.tlnE yesterday morning when James EscThHe, who was arrested at his sonr6!ng house Saturday evening by Officer Edward Allen, was brought be- fers ths court charged with intoxica- ton. McThue pleaded guilty and was nred a2 and costs, amounting to SIS, which ha paid.
 Bishop Aehesen Coming. Riaht Reverend D. e. Acheson, srf- lFngaa bishop of the Episcopal dio-. ofneias visitaticn to St. Paurs Mission JanuaFy 18th, next gisnaey evening, The bishep is nenaidared to be a re- Hsrkahle speaker by all those who have heard hifn deliver a sermon. Ser vice will commence st 6.A5 p. m. There will be special music and exercises. heeaI Small Notes, Fhs Girls Friendly society held a meeting at beaeonsss EeAferd's Mon i day evening,
 Dheiv rehearsal will se "Wednesday l evening,
 i Sidney Bard viii efReiate at the HGFsaing prayer aext Sunday, The executive seRaaittee will meet sssss fTuesdaY9 evening.
 5etn Bradford has returned heme ] after weeks stay ill New York. Wilfo0S RaTETieF yss a recent wis., ssgF EssFiaaKes, E. :.
 2. Y. ARiesaY sSases Sunday wsss, ]; hs6 sssEes sa 4tta~aG xaR.
 1 ERszles aaEhsF ef Eszess7 pras & rs- 1 aazE visstar at Sarah SpaRdiRg's aRS st Eae fasseEAase farm.
 1 George ". EEEaes has returned te i EerA aS sslkegt $. Eennedy's after g l few weeks Eacztsan.
 l MT. and azEs. 9asesh EhagneH ei l NauEeGaR ware resent sigftors wltf 1 friends k1leya.
 l MF. and Mrs. Thomas Mack ha#s