Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-15

from here expect to take the two weeks course at this college.
 Canning Demonstration.
 A free canning demonstration will be given on Tuesday afternoon in Grange hall by Miss M. s. Sprague, a professor at Storrs college.
 Wilson GoedselI Marriage Surprise.
 Local people will be surprised to hear that the daughter of Rev. MT. GoodseN and w. Leonard Wilson were united in marriage fast week. They are residing at Buttonwood farm, where they are receiving numerous congratulations.
 Sunday visitors at the Greendale farm included MT. and Mrs. Samuel E. Lewis and son, Miss Grace Tourtellotte, Miss Evelyn A. Hull, Miss Esther M. Barber, G. Harvey Dawley and Mir. and Mrs. w. Leonard Wood,
 Charles Barber of Ekcnk spent Sun day with Mrs. Ruth Devolve.
 Mrs. Susan Lewis of Central Village IS spending two weeks with MT. and Mrs. F. D. Henderson of Norwich.
 Thomas Geer was an out of town
 Miss Flora Ironsides of raftvine spent Sunday with local people.
 William J. Tilley was Q. Plainfield caller Sunday. MT. Tilley formerly conducted poultry farm at Packer.
 Fiainnsld Defeated All Stars.
 The P1ainf1eld baseball team defeat day at Douglass park by a to score. Ballard and Alexander made up Plain fields battery. F. Vincent tWirled for the All Stars.
 Smoke Talk in Band Room.
 A smoke talk was held in the band room Saturday evening under the au- spices of the Plaindeld band, when the members of the band with friends enjoyed a social evening together. A number of pleasing selections were rendered by the band. A supper was also served.
 Motors for Worsted Company.
 The Central Worsted company has received 20 electric motors for the pur- pose of operating the addition recent ly built to their plant at Central Vil- IaSe. The addition is now completely finished but the machinery for the new addition has not as yet arrived. The machinery, driven by electricity, is ex- pected to be an advantage.
 Personal Notes.
 Christopher and George Krauss and Philip Peterson spent Sunday at Pleas ant View
 Miss Mabel Magnason spent the week end with local people. Miss AIagnason formerly resided here, but is now of Worcester, Mass.
 Ira IQSOn or O6nLSrV1IIe' R. l., spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. Alex ander Gibson. MT. Edson played with the PlainfeId band at their annual field day sports Saturday.
 A large number of local people at tended the dance at Wildwood park Saturday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. stanislas Charron Sunday at Ocean Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Stanislas Charran spent Sunday in Wauregan with friends.
 Fr. Roux Read Masses.
 Masses were read Sunday by Rev Fr. Roux. who is in charge of St Keefe's absence. The topic of Rev. Fr. Roux's sermons was The House of the Lord.
 1916 Reunion.
 The class of 1916 of the Plainffeld High school held a social gathering at the home of Francis Collonan on Fri day evening, where an enjoyable even ing was spent by all. Games were played Refreshments, consisting of sandwiches, cake, cookies, bananas and lemonade, were served by Mrs. Collo- nan, assisted by Miss Tanning.
 Those present at the gathering in cluded the Misses Margaret TootiIl, Gladys Codlin, Doris Potter and Annie Chamberlain, Clarence Winsor, Stanley Sullivan, Raymond Knox, Clark Deni~ son, Burgess NightengaIe, Floyd Main. John Nolan, Mir. Nightengale ard Francis Coll0nan.
 Gifts for Retiring Overseer.
 At closing time Saturday noon in the No. l card room of the Lawton mills Charles Chenelle, who has been over seer of that department for the past three years, was presented with a leather arm chair and a leather travel ing bag by his help. Mir. Chenelle re- signed his position with the Lawton mills and his resignation went into effect Saturday. The presentation on behalf of the help was made by James GafHey. MT. ChenelIe was held in high esteem by his help and they keen ly regret his leaving. MT. Chenella stated that he has never found a better class of workers nor a better concern than here in PlainfieId. Although his departure is regretted, his host of friends are glad of his rise in the field of life and they extend their hearty wishes for success in his new position. MT. Chenelle has accepted a position with the Ponemah mills of Taftville.
 Birthday Surprise.
 Miss Angeline Derosier was tenaered a pleasant surprise at her home OF Lawton Heights Saturday evening by a number of her friends, the occasion being Miss Derosiers 11th birtfNiay. The evening was spent in playing games. SlnS1DS anu OL06C IO1I1S or publications. Refreshments were also served.
 Those present at the party were the Misses Florence Arsenau1t, Alice Aims worth, Sylvina Al1ard, Thurza Taylor, Aura GeIinas, Flora Derosier Blanche Arsenault and Mary Mercier and Err nest Allard Alfred Arsenault, Alfred Taylor, Emil Mercier, Arthur Jouoin and William Derosier.
 Norwich Clergyman Supplied.
 Rev. 1T. T Arnold preached at Ii o'clock at the Congregational church Sunday, taking for his sermon Young Men. A vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. Herbert Smith. Sunday school followed. True Beauty and How to Get It was the topic discussed at the Christian Endeavcr meeting.
 Little Miss Claire Elizabeth O'Neil was the recipient of @ pleasant sur prise last Friday afternoon and even ing. when about 15 of her little friends called upon her, it being her fourth birthday. The little playmates were cordially received by the aunt and governess of the little hostess, Miss Elizabeth O'Neill, who was assisted in serving delfcacies to the little gather ing by Mrs. Joseph Breaulliard and Mrs. James Burby. There was an ap- propriate birthday cake, decorated