Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-04

The High School Alumni Association will hold a banquet at Masonic hall, mittee is Misses Lillian Cooper, Grace Sheldon, Annie Fraser also Earl Brag gard, Earl Collins.
 Boy Breaks Leg.
 The small son of Ben Mette broke his leg while attending the PIainfeld- Voluntown game Sunday. The boy was playing around the grandstand and while running fell in a small hole and broke his leg. He was taken to Dr. Sweet in JeWett City and the fracture was reduced.
 Corquet Club Won.
 The PlainfeId Croquet club defeated the Beernier club Saturday on the formers grounds, ? to 1. Plainfield Croquet club was represented by P. Blanchette, w. Generis, D. Dubrielle and N. Goyette. The losers used the following men, H. Goyette, G. Goslin and L. Goyette. The Plainfield club today (TuesdayD
 Gypsies In Town.
 A number of gypsies were in Plain
 Most stores in town will be closed today (Tuesday).
 Holiday for Mill Employees.
 The Lawton Mills closed down Monday until Wednesday morning.
 Post Office Notice.
 Postmaster Leahy announces office hours for today as follows: s to 10:50 a. m., 3:30 to p. m.. Close ' p. m.
 Social and Personal Notes.
 Mrs. John I. Stewart and daughter Irene of Jewett City attended services at St. PauPs Sunday, afterwards call ing on Mrs. Fannie CasweH and daughter Caroline.
 Mrs. Molly Howard and Miss Fran ces Howard of New Bedford, Mass, are spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. John Hargraves.
 John Robinson of New Berford is visiting friends in Plainfed. MT. Rob- inson formerly resided here.
 Misses Mary and Ellen Racine of Dayville spent Sunday with Mrs. Frederick I. Racine. MT. Nelson Ra- cine and children of Mechanicsville are visiting at F. I. Ractne's.
 Pop Donohue spent yeserday in Westerly.
 Henry Gauthier of Worcester is spending the holiday with his family here.
 A number of local people attended the dances at Canterbury and Wild wood Park on Saturday evening.
 Miss Mae DuxbUry of Esmond. R. L, is spending the holiday with Miss Helen Novel on Plainfeld street.
 Good PickereI Catch.
 John Krauss, Joeph Monroe and Fred Provost landed a number of fine pickereI Saturday. George Hutchin- son also caught one large fellow.
 Miss COrinne Lafrenler spent the week end at Webster, Mass.
 Joseph Dubois, formerly employed in the Lawton Mills, has left for Canada where he has a better position.
 Henry Dodge of Providence spent the week end at his home here.
 Miss Margaret Brown of Hartford is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Charles Ken pedy.
 Miss Doyle of Attleboro, Mass, is visiting at Mrs. Timothy Coffey's. George GosIin has entered the en- ploy of the Mercier pharmacy on Rail road avenue. Miss Gerda Peterson of New London is spending few days at her home on PlaintieId street. Miss Agnes Watson and Mary Wier of West Warren, Mass, are vis- iting at Miss Margaret IngIe's home. John Bradford is home from Groton Long Point over the holiday.
 Worked at Andover. Lawrence Snyder, telegraph operator at Bishops worked at Auburn, Mass, Saturday. George Desrosier is a brakeman on the Providence Willimantic division. Earl Collins is spending the week at Warren, R. l., with friends.
 WOrkmen are painting the interior of the Lawton Mills.
 Miss Mary McAvoy of Norwich Town was a Plainfeld visitor Satur day.