Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-12
PLAINFTELD
Norwich Horse Gets FrisEy--Krauss- Hudson Marriage-First Communion Class of 1e-Liftina Contest.

Norwich Horse Gets Frisky--K -Krauss-
 Hudson Marriaee-First Communion l
 Class of 1s-Liftina Contest.
 A horse belonging to the A & P. company of Norwich, while standing on the first row in the old village, be- came frightened and ran. The driver was in a house at the time. The horse ran into pile of railroad ties at the end of the row, and fell, cutting it. self badly. The wagon was overturn- ed and groceries were scattered about.
 krauss- Hudson.
 William Krauss and Maude. Hudson were united in marriage at the Metho- dist parsonage, Moosup, at 9.30 o'clock Saturday morning by Rev. A. H. Wi thee. Both are residents of Plain field. MT. Krauss is a member of the Plainield band and of KraussS orches- tra. The bride and groom were at- tended by Frank Wilbur and Evelyn Hudson, the latter a sister of the
 MT. and Mrs. Krauss left for New Bedford, Mass, where they will spend their honeymoon. They will reside in Plaindeld. 1 First Communion Class. | A class of 19 received their first holy communion at the S.30 o'clock mass at St. Johns church, Sunday morning The children assembled in Holy Name | society rooms and together with all l the school children of the parish they marched to the church in a body Tn the evening at 2 o'clock the chi1- i dren received their diplomas and were enrolled in the scapuIar. The cfiI- dren receiving diplomas were: Leon ard Senecal, Antonio Lebrec, Edgar ELarochelle, Armaud FarcaureIle, Leon ard Jodoin, Edward Bergeron, DelisIe Gauthier, Fred Bauer, Edwin Leten- der. Dorothy Rayno, Clara Labrec, Err nestine Paquin, Beatrice Herbert, Lil- lianne Bergeron, Rose Dubeau, Alice King, Mary Baurer, Mary Montey and Leo Dufrense.
 The class was instructed by Rev Father Keefe and also by Sisters of All Hallows' Parochial school, Moo
 Visitors to Norwich.
 Local people in Norwich Saturday included: John A. Ieahy, Benjamin Bertwistle, Edward Lyons, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lawton. MT. and Mrs. James Palisser and daughter Jennie, Mrs. Bertwistle and daughter Edith, Mrs. John Nolan and daughter Agnes, Mrs. Honora Paul and daughter Yvonne, Lillian Coffey, Clara Wood, Ruth Higginbottom, Clara Barnes and Lena Audet.
 Personal Notes.
 John Dougherty was taken to St. Josephs hospital at Providence Sat urday afternoon. It was feared that he had appendicitis.
 The Congregational Glee club was entertained by Rev. Arthur BarwiclE at the parsonage Saturday evening. Mule spinners' Outing. The mule spinners of the Lawton Mills corporation held an outing at Rocky Point Sunday. The party made the trip by special train. Town Topics. } Mir. and Mrs. John Dayon are vis- iting relatives in Pawtucket, R. I. . Mir. and Mrs. E. St. Jean of Jewett :. City spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs Henry Derushu on Maple street. 2 Christopher Krauss has returned te 5 his home, after a weeks stay at Gro ton Long Point.
 Stanislas Charron spent the week. end with friends at Fall River, Mass
 Sidney Knight has resigned at F. l s Racine's restaurant
 f Edgar Deforest of Webster, Mass spent the weekend with local friends
 A number Of Plainfield people at [. tended the dance at Moosup Saturda. v night.
 Francis Sullivan, a student at Shef < field Scientific school, Yale, is spend d ing short vacation at his home ol ' Plainfie1d street.
 l Hervey Dodge of Wi1limantic is wis . iting at his home here. = Henry Gauthier of Worcester spen 7 Sunday with his family here <. Miss Laura Lamothe is visiting rel . atives at New Bedford, Mass Miss Mamie Mccarthy of Taftvill < is visiting her sister, Mrs. Deveneal
 William Irons and Albert Carter ( \ Scotland spent Sunday with Henr 2. Aiphonse Lange of New York is
 town. Mir. Lange formerly lived i :. PIainfeld.
 lt Fred Racine and party motored
 Wethersheld Sunday.
 Thomas Flynn and family motore to BaItic Sunday.
 .e Sidney Knight, Joseph Dayon an la a Arthur Dayon spent Sunday in Nol la Wfch.
 lg Luke Iwicott and Miss Delude spei = Sunday with friends in Voluntown.
 Catholic Parish Notes.
 Rev. Fr Keefe will leave today f. 2 a weeks retreat at South NorwaIk.
 Next Sunday is the communic r Sunday of the Children of Mary. Ro. ary. and Iumaculate Conception sl D ciefies.
 lr Al special collection was made Pei
 tecost Sunday, for his holiness, PoI
 Benedict KY.
 Congregational Interests. Rev. Arthur Barwiclss morning SC
 mon was on The Battle of Life. IT
 sermon was followed by Sunday scho g held at B.15 o'clock Rev. MT Bai 2 wick spoke at the evening service Men and What They Should Do.
 There will be bus5ncss meeth
 of the Christian Endeavor society," Y TIA