Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-08
PL.AINFIELD


 May Basket Party for Teacher-Local
 Men Attend Pawtucket Football
 Game Reception- FarewelI Gift for
 Miss Robinson.
 May basket party was held in honor of Miss Meta Springer, a teach CT in the grammar school. by IS pupils of the school Friday evening An enjoyable evening was spent in playing games, singing and stories. Refresh ments were served by the hostess Jerome, Annie Grab, Hilda Grab, Alice Quinn, Clara Labrec. Emma Kay, Celia Bculley, Jenhette Coutuoir, Mary Tur- cott also Alfred Taylor, Leo Vincent. Edward SBoul1ey. Walter Ring, Elton Nolan, Joseph Curran.
 Saw Pawtucket Game
 Those who attended the Bethlehem. Fall River Rovers football game at Pawtucket, R. L. from here included Philip Peterson William Judson, Jesse Alexander, Charles Pa1isser, John Potts | Marriott Albert Marriott, George Hutchinson, John Oats IT,, ! William Platt. Samuel Bromley, George Booth, Arthur Royle, James Seddon, James Booth, Nelson Greenwood, John 1 Seddon, c. Aessier, Henry Lacroix, l Walter Hirst, Sam Walker. John Jenks, Luke Turcott, John Higginbcttom. Barrett Judsons Zeck Tetlow. James McNulty, Robert Flowers A Beaure- gard. Philip Smith Jalnes Connors Ovilas Mitchell, Fred Lever, J. flaw l kiEs, George Underwood, Cornelius Hirst, Asa Hilton Albert Hilton, John Bottomley and James Royle.
 The Congregational G1ee club met at the home of Clarence Winsor Satur- l day evening. Following the singing, refreshments were served by the host. The PIainfield grammar school base ball team repeated their victory over the mill team when they defeated them l Saturday afternoon on the school grounds. 26 to g.
 Caught Big PickereI.
 George Krauss and Charles Grab caught fine string of pickerel at Cam terbury Sunday. MT. Krauss succeed ed in landing pickereI which weighed l two pounds.
 A local baseball team was given the shut eye by a Moosup team Saturday. I The local boys had a game scheduled waited their arrival. but to no avail
 Rendered. Reception.
 A reception was rendered MT. and Mrs. Adelard Laflash by Mir. Laflas4a's s parents at their home on Lawton Heights Saturday evening. MT and Mrs. IafiaSn have just returned from I a. honeymoon trip. 4 large number of friends was present and an enjoyable I evening was spent. A light luncheon was served by the host and hostess Mir. and Mrs. Ladash will reside in Plainfleld.
 A number of local people attended a k dance at Moosup Saturday evening, in- cluding Misses Christina Miller, Lee Werner. Eva Higginbo bottom. Ruth Hig- Il glnbotton, Lillian Seddon, and John Eea;hy, Edward Lealy, Edward Hen- dersons Peter Logan, Charles Vincent Grant Baker and Alfred Senecal.
 Personal Mention.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lafreniei T spent Saturday in Occurn.
 Miss Gene Boyle spent the week end in Fall River, Mass.
 Mrs Levi Benoit of Putnam spent
 Miss Mary Couture and William Shay of Greeneville were local visitors Sunday.
 Il caller in Putnam Saturday T Miss Martha Eaton attended the .I committee meeting of the D. A. R. in Moosup Saturday.
 A special meeting of the Plainheld 2 grange will be held Tuesday evening to confer the first and second degrees
 Mrs. Nettie Thorpe and daughter I Lottie of New London were at Hugh 1IcAvoy,s Sunday. They made the trir H by automobile
 4 March Given Up.
 Members of Loyal Livingstone lodge sl who were to have marched to the Con- II gregationaI church Sunday morning were obliged to cancel the parade ow- l ing to the large number of members - who stayed in Providence following the sl football game.
 T Church Interests. j The topic of Fr Keefe's sermon Sunday was Friends. Benediction o1 the blessed sacrament was given after the 10.S0 mass.
 The subject of Rev. Arthur Bar wickss morning sermon at the Con- T gregationa1 church Sunday was The s1 Man Within the Man.
 Rev. James H. George, Jr., of1ciated s at holy communion and preached an interesting sermon Sunday. The New London archdeaG0nry will meet at St. Pau1s Tuesday.
 The Sunday school library has beer revised and a new catalogue is in preparation. There are nearly 50f books in the library. Gift of Gold Gross.
 The Girls Friendly society presented
 Miss Robinson beaa1tiful gold cross in appreciation of her services to thaa body during her stay in RIainfeld Miss Robinson has left for New Bed. lord, Mass.
 A number of local people attended she dance in Canterbury Saturday Qv1laB CslarEum spent Sunday WitE Baltic aud Occnm friends.