Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-09
PLAINFELD
Observance of Easter in the Churches
Spark Starts Grass Fire-Mennbers
of e. z. Club Entertained.

The choir of ST. Johns church un-
der the direction of Miss Teresa Sui
Ivan. organist, rendered the following
program at the 1870 high mass. Eas-
ter Sunday: Vidi AQuam. ]. Wiegand;
Kyrie Eleison. entire choir; Gloria,
choir with bass: solo. J. Francis Sulli-
van: Credo. choir: Sanctus, soprano
solo. Miss Mary Marchaud; Benedic-
tus, duet, alto and soprano. Agnes Pei
tier and Mary Moreland; Agnus Del,
soprano solo. Teresa Sullivan; Dona
tory Miss Teresa Sullivan sang L.
Luzzi's Ave Maria. The choir also
sang Alleluia, AlleluiaI Let the Holy
Anthem Rise Benediction followed
the mass. o Salutaris was a duet by
Teresa Sullivan and ]. Francis Sulli-
van. Tantum Ergo and Laudate, and
Minium by the full choir. Francis
Sullivan accompanied the soloists on
the violin.
Congregational Church.
There was preaching at the Congre-
gatfonal church at IL O'Clock by Rev.
Arthur W. Barwick. Subject, Until
the Day Dawns. A fine solo was sung
by James Jackson. Sunday school at
Cecil Butler and Christian Endeavor
at 6.15. At o'clock the choir gave
an Easter cantata-
Rev. Frank Jenkins of Wauregan
will preach here next Sunday morning,
in exchange with Mr.. Bardick.
Matters Talked About.
The Ladies Aid society is to meet
with Mrs. Edw. Pike Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Byron Provost has returned after
spending a few days in Pawtucket. r
Misses Irene Symington and. Della
NORM of Jewett City were Saturday
callers here.
Leon Banka spent. Easter in Central |
Falls. r. /.
Ruth Hall. a student at Brown uni
versity is spending the Easter vacation
with her parents !
Edward Mercier has purchased i |
new automobile.
Guest From Porto Rico.
Mrs. Denniston Charlton of Porto |
Rico is spending few days with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wibberly. |
Spark Starts Fire.
A fire was started in the mill yard |
Saturday afternoon. Sparks from a |
passing train ignited the grass and
spread to the hose house. Owing to
the prompt attention of the mill en-
gineer. Louis Beachmin. the building
was saved.
e. z. Club Meets.
The z. z. club held a meeting at the
home of Christopher Krauss Friday |
evening. Instrumental selections were
Leahy. Refreshments were served by
the host.
Personal Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Connell spent
Easter in TaftvSne with Thomas
Welsh and family.
Ovi1as Charron of Plainfield has re
signed as clerk for F. 1. RAcine and is
shipping clerk for the Winchester
Wooden company at Thamesville.
George Cair. freshman in Brown
university, has returned to Providence
after spending the Easter vacation at
his home in Canterbury.
George Goselin who attends school
in Central Falls. r. l.. is spending the
Easter vacation at, his home here.
Wilfred Provost has returned from
Boston after spending a few days
days there on business.
John Nolan and son John were bus
mess callers in Providence Saturday.
ohm E. Duff of Hackensack. N. J.,
is spending a few days at his sisters.
Mrs. John Nolan's.
Timothy Barnes was Saturday
caller in Providence.
Alvin Belval. who is employed in
Athol. Mass. spent the weekend at
his parents home.
John Dwyer and son William of Jew
EFT City spent Easter with Wilfred
Provost
Eva Lavalle of wauregan spent
Easter with James Barry and family
Dennis Charron of Baltic was the
guests for Easter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanislaus Charron.
F1orina Coutin of Wauregan spent
the weekend with Alma Gobeifle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Brisson was
baptized Sunday morning by Rev. VII
liam A. Keefe in st. Johns church.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lynch and
family have returned home after
spending the weekend in North Gros-
venordale, with Mrs Lynch's parents
6ridseport.-A joint meeting of the