Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-26
PLAINFIELD
Mcosup Man Fined For Breach of the Peace-cantata and Tree-Fam Gathering on the Holiday New Quarters For Glee Club.

Peace-Cantata and Tree-F anily
 Gathering on the Holiday New Quarters For GIee Club.
 Otis Skinner of Moosup was arraign- ed before Justice Benjamin R. Briggs charge of breach of the peace. A fine and costs amounting to s14.72 was imposed and paid.
 Christmas cantata.
 A cantata. Man Throne in four parts, was presented by members of the Con- gregationa1 church, Sunday night in the church, directed by Rev. Arthur Rarwick. the cantata was very suc- cessfuliy presented and the partici- pants were highly complimented. Mrs. Henry Leacn acted as organist. The soloists were Misses Dorothy Filling hast soprano and Edith Peterson, con- lralto and James B. Jackson, baritone, and Christopher Krauss, tenor. The chorus included Mrs. Arthur Mathew. son, Mrs. Sidney Mathewson, Misses Amy Walker, Florence Butterworth, Annie Stubhs, Evelyn Hudson Mary Kingsley and John Gallup, Cicil Brad ford, Walter Lathrop, Sidney Mathew son and Philip Peterson.
 Christmas Tree Exercises.
 Monday evening the annual Christ mas tree was set up and Christmas exercises were held by the children.
 Family GatheHng.
 family gathering was held at the home of Mrs. Victoria Vandale yester- day. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Joseph Vandale and children Of Central Falls, R. l., Mir. and Mrs. Edward Vandale and children of Put nam and Alfred of WilliamsvilIe
 Holiday Home Corners.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Redwood of SIee SMIedWay. Mass, spent Christmas with Mrs. Jason Lathrop as did MT. and Mrs. Frederick Briggs.
 MT. and Mrs. F. I. Racine, Mrs Roi, and Miss Derilda Casabon spent Christmas with Dayvi1le relatives.
 Misses Exina and Blanche Green few days with MT. and Mrs. Stanislas Charron
 Stanley Sullivan. student Of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, is spend ing the holiday recess at his home on Main street.
 William c. Nolan of New York is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents here.
 WilliGm Judson is the guest of Bos- ton, Mass, friends.
 Miss Evelyn Greenwood is spending the week with friends in Hartford
 R, L., spent Christmas with Mansfield reIa- tives.
 Misses Rose and Aura Charron are visiting MT. and Mrs. David Derosier at Norwich.
 Kerin J: Nolan of Long Branch, N. J., spent Christmas with his brother, John Nolan, of PlainfieId
 Going to Baltimore.
 Rev Arthur Barwick will leave on Thursday for his home in Baltimore, and will return on January G. He will he accompanied by Walter Lathrop.
 Albert Moreland of Waterbury is spending the week at his home here
 Thomas E. Duff of Hackensack, N J.. and John E. Duff of Waterbury, were holiday visitors here.
 Aime Bergeron of Providence, spent Christmas at his home here.
 George Goslin, who is attending school at Central Falls. R. l., is spend- ing the vacation at his home here
 MT: and Mrs. John Krauss and child have been spending a few days with Mrs. Krauss' parents, Mir. and
 New Clubhouse.
 The Congregational Glee clubs new home ir the rear of the parsonage is nearing completion and it's opening will take place shortly.
 Christmas carols were sung early on Monday morning here.
 Speaker From India.
 Samuel Theodore, a native of In- dia and student of Yale university will occupy the pulpit of the Congre- gational church next Sunday iii the absence of Rev. A. W. Barwick MT. Theodore will discuss life in India Sunday evening.
 Norwich Man Moved Machinery.
 The Cutler Mills machinery has all been loaded and is on it's way to North Oxford, Mass. There was only q small to move, 48 looms and t few twisters so Frank Bromley, tho Nor wich trucknan, handled it quickly.
 The families of Philip Simino. after 16 years residence in PackervilIe, Mrs nearly 25 years residence and MT ard Mrs Charles Larkham, will move to North Oxford, Mass, this week.
 Sunday School Festival.
 The Packerville Baptist Sunday school held Christmas exercises and had well loaded tree in the chapel Saturday evening. There was good and the exercises were ex- ceedingly good. The moving of the mill only takes one from the Sunday school.
 Charles Griswo1d visited Griswold friends over Christmas
 Fred Handy spent Christmas with Hiram Handy and MT. and Mrs. c. B. 
 J. A. Walsh, Chris Wellinghousen and other out of town workers were home for Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. Elwell Handy spent Christmas with Mrs. Handy's father at Oakdale.