Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-25
PLAINFIELD
Glasses Have Pienies = Forty pound Canterbury Turtle Provides Soup for Hotel Supper-Back Boys and Mule Spinners' Outing to Rocky Point-Farewelt Gift.

Felix Provost and his daughter, Miss Sarah Provost, have returned to their home in Pawtucket, R. l., after spending the week with MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Provost, and MT. and Mrs. James Burby
 Stanley Sullivan, a student at St. Thomas seminary in Hartford has returned home for the summer vaca- tion--
 George Goselin, who attended school in Central Falls, Is home for the sum- mer.
 Class Picnic.
 The class of 1920 in PlainfieId High school enjoyed an outing at Wildwood lunch of sandwiches. candy, cake, ice cream and soda Miss Ethel Park hurst chaperoned the students. Those who went included Misses Augusta Krauss. Mary Burke. Marion Chap man, Ethel Roode, Winifred Briggs, Emma Hawkins; also Tracy Wilbur, Patrick Burke. Jr., Ellis Kennedy, Charles Hopkins, Clarence Salisbury and Henry Starkweather, Jr.
 Turtle Supper.
 turtle soup supper was served at the Junction House Saturday evening to local business men. The soup was excellently prepared.
 The turtle was shot in Canterbury by Edward Lyons and George Bab cock and was large one of its spe- A shot merely wounded the reptile and it turned on MT. Babcock; MT. Lyons then fired the fatal shot.
 Rocky Point Outing.
 The annual outing of the Back Boys in Lawton Mills Corp. was held at Rocky Point Sunday. They made the trip by auto-truck. The mule spin ners went by train. The expenses are raid by the Mule Spinners' union.
 Personal Mention.
 Miss Elizabeth Carlton of Provi- dence has returned to her home, af- ter spending few days with Mrs. George Dean. She attended the class ception of Plainfeld High school, of which class her cousin, Christopher. was a member.
 Ovilas Charron. employed at Dearn- weeks vacation with Springfield and Boston relatives.
 MT. and Mrs Isadore Cournoyer spent the weekend with Natick, R. l.. relatives.
 Henry. Dodge, employed in Hart ford, spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. John Dodge.
 Seniors Motor to Providence.
 The graduating class of 1917 in Plainf1eld High school motored to Providence Saturday to enjoy a pie mic. Those who made the trip were '-ASoSe9 I OA@ASAs AAOAAi ACCto ADeAA@- by, Maude Shippee, Jennie Williams, Pauline Mathewson. Florence Onder- donk, Elizabeth Nightingale, also Dewey Seguin, Donald Couture, Cecil Bradford, Christopher Dean, Edmund NoVack and Herbert Collonan. Providence Autotruck Runs Into a
 Railing.
 MT. Dressler of Providence lost con- trol of his automobile on the state highway between PIainheld and Jew cit City Sunday morning and ran into the white guard rail on the roadside. The man had purchased four calves and was proceeding towards this vil- lage when the accident occurred. One calf was hurled through the rear end of the truck and up to nightfalI had not been recovered The machine was driven to Plainfield garage under it's own power. light was smashed off, the windshield was broken and bent, steering wheel bent and radiator de- moltshed. The driver escaped with a severe shaking up.
 Two Connecticut automobiles col lided Sunday forenoon on the state highway between Bishops crossing and Plainfield. Both were travelling at moderate speed. Neither occu- pants nor cars suffered serious dam age and injury
 William Gravelin is the new clerk at F. l. Racine's.