Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-03
PLAINFIELD
Grange HoIde Measurable Meetine- Little Rosanna AIlard's Burns Prove Fatal-FieId Day Sports Planned.


 Plainfie1d Grange. P. of H., 40, held the ergular meeting in Grange hall on Tuesday evening. Worthy Master Harold J. Lewis presided. Those pres ent included thirty-six members of the local grange, twenty members of Pat chogue grange, four members of the Ekonk grange, one member from Kickermuit grange. Following busi- ness Worthy Lecturer Edith M, Ken nedy of the local grange introduced Worthy Lecturer Terry of Patchogue grange who furnished the program for the evening, as follows:
 Vocal solo, Hattie Edmonds: reel tation, Bertha Montgomery; reading, c. F. Morgan; recitation, Ola Tanner; reading, Blanche Montgomery: vocal solo, w. B. Montgomery; reading, Elm ma Terry; recitation, Susie Morgan; song, Carry Me Back to Old Virginia, by three sisters; reading, w. A. Ed monds; panorama, Wife Wanted by one brother and four sisters; reading, June Lesler; reading, Mildred Mont gomery; recitation, Ola Tanner; clos ing song. Back to the Wild Woods.
 Following this interesting program remarks were made by the master of Patchogue grange, A, Tanner, Edward Hall, Beecher Brown, W. B. Montgom- cry and other visiting grangers.
 A light luncheon of sandwiches, cake, iced tea, and coffee, was served by Steward Albert Kennedy, assisted by Assistant Steward Samuel Lewis and Lady Assistant Steward Georgiet- ta w. B. Lewis.
 The lecturer of PIainf1eld grange an- nounCed that the local grange will fur nish the program at the meeting of E1onK grange to be held, Friday, Sept.
 Rosanna AIlard, the six-year-oId daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pierre AL lard, who was burned while playing with fire in front of her home on Law ton Heights, Tuesday afternoon died at St. Joseph's hospital, WiIlimantic, at about o'clock Tuesday evening. The little girl was playing with a number of other children and was burning paper when her clothing caught fire and before the flames could be eXtinguished. her whole body was badly burned The child was attended by Dr. Arthur Chase but was later rushed to the hospital where chances for recovery were considered small. She died soon after reaching the hos pitaI.
 children in this locality, and was gen. tie and loving child Besides her mother and father she leaves four brothers and three sisters.
 Field Day Sports.
 A field day and sports will be held Saturday, Aug 12, on the Douglass baseball grounds under the auspices Of the Plainfield baseball club and the PIainfeld Military band.
 Besides races, a feature event will he 9. baseball game between the Plain field baseball team and a picked team from the painters of the Newton Mar shall company who are at work here.
 PocketbooIt Stolen.
 An empIoye of the Lawton Mills company is minus his pocketbook with it's contents. He was on the station platform and pulled out his pOcketboOlz to take out a coin and while doing so, a close observer thought that he would like the money for himself and when the emplOye next looked for his purse he found it missing, much to his sor- row.
 News in General.
 Tuesday evening 9 hurdy gurdy carried on a truck, rendered a number of popular songs and the composer sang them to the appreciative audi ence.
 The PIainfe1d baseball team will line up against the TaftviIIe team Sunday. HOurigan will serve the benders for the local team and Chase will be on the receiving end. 4 number of other stars will also be seen in action.
 William Judson has returned from
 J, I. Racine was in Providence Wed= nesday.
 Miss Lillian Barber of CentervilIe, R. l., is spending 8 few days with Miss Agnes Peltier.
 Mir and Mrs. James P. Duff and sons, Clarence and Clinton, have re- turned to their home in Burlington N. J., after a visit with Plainfeld and Norwich relatives. They made the trip by automobile.