Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-01
PLATNFIELD
Congregational Pastor to Take Vaca- tion-LocaI Team Whipped by All RockviIIes-.New London Visitors in Row at Flat Rock.

Row at Flat Rock.
 Rev. Arthur BarwicIz- pastor of the Congregational church, will leave to- day for a months vacation. He will spend the greater part of his time at Baltimore, Md. at his parents home. Cecil Bradford will accompany Rev. MT, BarWiCIz on his trip.
 Returning to Battery 3.
 Frances J. Sullivan of Main street left today for Tobyhanna, Pa, after short stay with his parents. MT SuI- liVan is a member of Battery B of the Yale battalion.
 Matthew Edinburgh of Boston is visiting at the home of George Hut
 Miss Freda Holland of Westerly spent the weekend with Miss Edith BertWistIe
 Motorsd from Baltic.
 A number of Baltic people nlotored to PIainfeId Sunday and spent the day with local people, the visitors in cIuding MT. and Mrs. Joseph Pion, Harry Gauthier and son Harry, Misses Rose ChaTrOn, Liza CharTOn, Bibiau Gauthier, Milda Gauthior and Mary
 James 1Ioreland spent Monday at Boston.
 Grange Meeting Tonight.
 When PIainhaIdd Grange. p of Ii, 40, meets in Grange hall this NTues- day) evening, the program will be furnished by the Patcho2ue grange. Following the meeting refreshments will be served by Steward, assistant steward and lady assistant steward.
 Ar Rool5viIies Viotors.
 The PIanfeld baseball team tasted it's first defeat of the season Sunday, when the AH-ROCiviile baseball club trounced the local team, to 2. The reason for such a defeat, without any excuse, was the lack of a pitcher. HOurigan, who was slated to twirI for the local team, failed to put in an appearance and PeargOn, a second baSeman, was sent to the mound AL though he was hit freely. his team mates played Q poor game behind him. H. Adams pitched Q steady game for All-ROckVille. The teams lined up as follows: PlGinfeld Vincent 2b. ATOri- sette h. Kagan ss. G0beilIe If Chase c, C0utnOir 2o, Alexander. of, Cone rf, and Pearson 70: AI-ROClCville Curry Of, II Card If. Nichols 2b. TVebber SD, Mathewson h. J. Adams ss, Fl. Adams p, Scribner c, and Chamberlin If.
 Sunday Ciambake.
 A number of Plainfeld people en- jOyed @ clambake Sunday at Packer vile. The bake was served by local people.
 New London Visitors in Row.
 Flat Rock was again the seat of @ miniature European conflict when Jerry Downing and relatives and friends declared war on one another and began battle. Before the battle resulted in deaths and injuries. Officer Allan was notified and accompanied by Grand Juror King hastened to the warfare. Six persons were placed under arrest by Officer Allen, two men and four women. Those arrested were Jerry Downing; his wife Ger trude Downing, his father-in- law, James Cole, his flaw, Fanny Shreeman, Attic Smith and Blanche LeVoie. Outside of MT. and Mrs. Downing, who live at Flat Rock, the others are residents Of New London. Cole has recently been released from the New London county jail and AL tie smith figured in a recent court case at New London.
 The party was brought from New London in a hired automobile by Downing and beverage which started the row was brought along in abund- gnCe.
 The six were given a hearing before Justice Benjamin -R. Briggs Sunday morning and Attic Smith and Blanche LavOie turned states evidence. The case was continued to Aug. 21.
 Grand Juror Frederick King prose cuted.
 Personal Mention.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Nofitt spent Sunday in Waurega2 with MT. Moi dtt's parents.
 Misses Maude- and Myrtle Grifaths of SteTrlirg speEs Sunday at H. A. Gal Iup's home.
 Miss Esther M. Barber and George H. Dawley were Sunday callers on Miss Barber's sisters, Mrs. P. L Wing