Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-02-28
PLAINFELD
Friends Surprise Miss Yvonne Rom
deau Saturday EVening-Water Is
High in ACKNOWLEDGMENT Notes
and Personals.

at 191 New Village, Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
games after which refreshments were
served. The party broke up at late
hour, every one having spent an en-
joyable evening. Those present at the
party included The Misses Irene
Smith, Altoona Fourier Mary Cou-
ture, Victoria Simeneau, Alice Brom-
ola Lambert, Evelyn Greenwood, Helen
Noll, Christianna Lambert, Annie
Dwyer, Louise Davis, Louisa LANCE,
Amelia Houle, Amelia Pechie, Jennie
Boulley, Alma Barry, Florida Barry
and Rose Charron Adolphe Blanchette,
Wilfred Allard, Edgar Gobeille, Will
fred Boussiere, Henry Roberts, Harry
Bernier, James Noel, Edward Nygron,
John Potts, Charles Palisser, Peter
Kagan, Patrick Fitzgerald. Ernest
cal, Walter Clark, Edward Henderson,
William JUdson, Joseph Houle and
Arthur Dayon.
Water High in Reservoirs.
Saturday found the water in the
reservoirs of the Lawton Mills and
Power Plant the highest in four or
five years. This was caused by the
heavy rainfalls and melting SHOWS.
Dance at Rulings Hall.
There was a dance in Rulings hall
Saturday evening at which large
number of young people attended. Mu-
sic was furnished by the st. Paul's or
chestra.
Norwich Callers.
A large number of local people were
in Norwich Saturday, including Mr.
and Mrs. Ado1phe Fournier, Mrs. Mary
Dufresne, Mrs. James Rulings, Mrs
Harry Lester, Mrs. Alfred Motif, Mrs
Arthur RoyIe, Mrs. Eugene Grover,
Mrs. Samuel Bromley Miss Mary La
vigne, Miss Ruth Higginbottom, Miss
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John Higginbottom, William Rulings,
Mr.. a. Laflash, Fred Boulley, and E
| defender
Attended Jewett City Dance.
A number of local people attended
the dance in Jewett City Saturday
! evening including Adelia Lemoine. Ce-
| liza Garren, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Van
| mes Nolan, Felix Wakely, Augustus
| Coffey Elizabeth Elliott, Eugene Cof-
| fey, Fred Lenk, John Bradford, Elmer
Green, Annie Dayon, Victoria Dero-
| siers, the Misses Ruth and Eva Hig-
| ginbottom, and Lillian Seldom.
Dog Killed by Trolley.
A small white hound was killed by
| the 11.35 trolley Saturday.
Mrs. Evelyn A Hall, Mrs. Bertha L.
! S. Gallup, Mrs. Edith NJ. B. Kennedy,
| Mrs. Annie Exley and Mr.. William
s. Bxley of Plainfield grange, No. 40,
! P. Of H, attended the Pomona grange
meeting held in Putnam Saturday af-
| ternoon.
| Entertained Members of Choir.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel wibberly en-
| tertained the members of the Young
| Mems choir at their home on Plain
| field street Sunday afternoon. A So
| cial afternoon was spent by all. Those
present included John Bradford, Chris
| topher Krauss. William Ingalls,, CIar-
| ence Winsor, George Ingalls,, Raymond
| Lathrop, John Gallup, Walter Lath-
| rop, Harry Green, William Dodge and
George Krauss.
Mrs. Louis Colburn. Adolphe La
| Vigne, Fred Lavigne, Catherine Gaff-
ney, Alma Gobeille Alphonse Jarvis
Julian Martin, Joseph C1othier, Evelyn
| Hudson and Miss Colburn were in
| Norwich Saturday afternoon.
Rosebuds Win at Basketball.
The Rosebuds defeated the Bear
Cats at basketball Saturday evening
in the Lily building by a score of {
to 8 1-2. Reyno. the crack forward
of the locals, was the bright light OF
Extends Call to Rev. Barwick.
On Sunday, February 20, the Con.
gregational church cordially invited
Rev. Arthur Barwick to become pas.
tor Of the church. 1t is expected thai
the ecclesiastical society will extend
him a call. The society will NEE
Monday evening (this evening" in the
church vestry to consider the ques.
ton of extending a call to Rev. Mr.
Barwick.
Rev Mr.. Barwick is % years of age
and has had five years experience a.
a minister Of God.
Personals and Notes.
The Misses Augers and Yvonns
Paul spent the week end in Putnam.
Frank Messier Of Warren, R. l.
| spent the week end at the home of his
parents on Lawton Heights.
| Francis Sullivan, a student at Yale
his parents on Plainfield street
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Collins of Nortf
Grosvenordale spent the week END
| with Mrs. Collins parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Blanchette.
George Koslin has returned to schoo
at Central Falls. r. L, after VISITING
at his home here.
Miss Freda Field has left here fol
! New London where she has accepted
a position.
Father Keefe Will Give Lecture.
Rev. w. A Keefe spoke on 1.-THE Lii,
of st. Joseph" at the masses Sunday
Benediction of the Blessed Sacramen
followed the 1890 mass. Friday be
mass will be read. On Friday even
ing Rev. FIR. Keefe will lecture unde
the auspices of the Holy Name so
ciety. He will speak on the Western
j part of our country and will illus
trate his address with lantern slides
Doings at ST. PauI's Church.
A large congregation was present a
both services at st. Paul's church OF
| Sunday. Services were conducted b.
Sidney w. Bard. The G. F. S. vii
meet tonight (Monday).
TIE Ladies' auxiliary viii meet OF
Wednesday afternoon.
The K. o. S. P. will hold a meetin,
Friday evening.
Among some Of the Improvement
the Ladies' auxiliary have made in tn
church are putting in new hooks Il
the basement for the clothes an
locks on the mems doors Of the audi
forum fthe chTrch.
The choir is expecting to receiv
their vestments soon.
Spoke at Congregational Church.
Rev. Arthur Barwick of Yale uni
versity, preached at the Congrega
tional church Sunday at IL O'CLOCK
Sunday school followed conducted b
Frederick Lyons. The subject of tn
/ Christian Endeavor was Exterminat
the Saloon! Why? How? Rev. NJ
Barwick preached at o'clock, tn
: | SINGING hain0 led nv fha Youpo MaDi