Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-03
PLANFELD
Congregational Choir Forms olss Club
Football Team Begins Practice
supt. Samuel 5uttsrwerth to Ad-
dress Holy Name Society.

SuPKs Gmm0@t 6dtenrWorkh TO Ad-
dress Hely Name soelsty.
The Young Mems chorus choir Of
the Congregational church was enter
tanned by Christopher Krauss Satur-
day evening ut his home on Plainneld
street. Nineteen members were pres
emit. The singing was In charge Of Rev,
Arthur Barwicl1 and Miss Helen GAL
lup was accompanist. Following the
singing. the choir was formed into a
glee club, with the following officers:
President, Cecil Butler; vice president,
frederick Lyons; secretary, Walter
Latnrop; treasurer, Clarence Winsor;
tee, John Bradford; chairman OF tho
entertainment committee, Christopher
hauss; chairman of the visitation
committee. John Gallup. The chair
men were given the power to choose
their respective committees.
Following this matter refreshments
were served during which Harry
Greener told a number OF stories,
which greatly amused his audience.
Those present were Rev. Arthur
Barwick, Frederick Lyons, Cecil But
Ter, John Bradford, Walter Lathrop,
William. ingalls,, John Grab, William
Dodge, William Exley, Clarence Win
sor, Cecil Bradford, Raymond Lathrop
George Ingalls,, Harry Green, Henry
Dodge, Phillip Peterson, Miss Helen
gallup; pianist, Christopher and
George Krauss.
Football Teams Practice.
The first practice for the Plainfeld
football team was held Saturday af-
ternoon on the Lawton Heights Ath-
letlc Held. A large number of the
players and other enthusiasts of this
old English sport turned out at the
call The large number of followers
of the local team are of the opinion
that the representatives of Plainfield
win again capture the handsome Bull
letin cup.
The Plainfeld team has captured
the Bulletin cup two years in success
sion.
To Address HcIy Name Society.
Samuel Butterworth. superintendent
of the Lawton Mills Corporation, viii
be the principal speaker at a smoke
talk to be held under the auspices O.
the Holy Name society, in their rooms
Friday evening.
Dog chews 81 Bill.
Postmaster John A. Leahy was tolt
he was teaching his bird dog unlawful
! tricks by Byron Haskell. A number
of persons were sitting talking whe1
one In the bunch asked Mr.. Ieahv i
he fed his dog on paper for he be,
| lieved that the dog, which was lyinr
near Mr.. Haskell was chewing on
cigarette coupon but lie had tn,
wrong thought for Byron made a sud
den dash for the supposed coupon
which was a 50 bill. Mr.. Leahy wa.
told that he had been teaching his do,
what money really was. What baffle
! the members of the crowd is how tn
| dog got hold of the bill.
Infant Baptized.
Rev. Arthur Barwick was in Packer
vile Saturday and baptized the in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
P, Willard, Edith Leona Nillard. TIL
godparents were Edward Cragen o
Killingly and Name HaIlissey o
Plainfield. After the baptismal ser
| vices, Rev. Mr.. Barwick was intro
duced to several of the villagers upol
whom he made very favorable i'm
preston.
News in General.
Next week at Central Village tow
hall, the Democratic caucus will talk
place.
The Red Sweater. by C. B. Mont
Somery, viii appear in magazine thi
month.
! Newton Marshall of Boston was her
saturday.
William Krauss left Saturday even
ing to spend a week in Brooklyn, \
Allan Mopsilz was in New York Sun
day.
SIr. and Mrs. Phillip Demarest q
Greeneville visited Mr.. ard Mrs. Adol
plus Fournier Sunday.
Miss Lea Werner of Brooklyn. \
Y, is visiting at the home of Mis-
| Margaret Krauss.
Miss Margaret Walker Of Westerl
is visiting at the home of Miss Lii
liam Seldom.
Isador Friedman is spending a FEY
DAYS in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. PeIlerin of Waure
san spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mr..
David Marshall.
c. 3. Montgomery is at present play
ing the piano with an orchestra a
Centerville, R. I.
Religious Interests.
At St., Johns church, Lenten devo
tons will be held Tuesday and Frida
evening. A sermon in French will b
delivered Tuesday evening.
| Wednesday an anniversary hig
mass of requiem will be sung for tn
repose of the soul Of Mrs. Adelar
Sears
Friday, the first Friday of tn
month, mass will be read at o'cloc
and communion will be given at o
clock
Rev. Arthur Barwick preached at ]
O'Clock Sunday at the Congregation;
church. Text, Esther 5-13, subjec
Hate and Its Penalty.
In the evening the Christian En-
deavor was led by the president, Fred
erick Lyons. The topic was The Cor
secration of June. Rev. Mr.. Barwic
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