Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-15
PLAINFIELD
Successful Dance of A. C. A. Lodge Reception for MT. and Mrs. Tim
 othy Jones-WiIIiam Cantweil Shoots Fox-CIubhouse Completed.

l The local lodge of A. c. A. conduct ed a most successful dance in Krauss' | hall Saturday evening. The Mysterious Girl, Miss Antonette Sevigny, was found by Frank Dupont. The idea of 1 the Mysterious Girl was introduced here by Joseph Metivier. The commit tee in charge of the dance was George | Goslin, Joseph Metivier and Rose Beauchmin, assisted by President George Vosper; the refreshment com mittee was Mrs. Blanche Goyette, Mrs. Alphonsein Bedard and Mrs. Alba Rus Mary Louise Bernier and Leona Beauchmin; doll booth, George Russell and Joseph Saliva; errand boy, Romeo Saliva.
 piece orchestra. The dance was a marked success, financially, for the order.
 Reception to NewIyweds.
 A reception was rendered Mir. and Mrs. Timothy Jones at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Racine Railroad avenue Saturday evening. MT. and Mrs. Jones are spending their honeymoon visiting Mrs. Jones' broth CT, Mr. Racine, and relatives and Their marriage took place at Dayville last week.
 An enjoyable evening was spent by the company. MT. Jones was heard on  lightful Vocal selections were rem dered by number of the guests.
 Supper was served by Mrs. Freder- ick Racine, assisted by Miss Dourilla CaSanbon.
 Out of town guests present included Mrs. Emma TourtoiseShell and daugh- ters, Gladys and Mildred, of Central Village, and Miss Racine of Dayville.
 Shot a Fox.
 William Cantwell shot a red fox Fri day between the homes of Nathan Ex- ley and George Weston. MT. Cantwell with his favorite Boulger started MT. Reynard in the cedar swamp and fol- lowed him along the Quinebaug. Bill proved a little more tricky than the fox cutting across to the Exley place, where he landed the fox after a pretty shot. His prize weighed ten pounds, and some are of the opinion that it is the MT. Reynard which caused so much discussion last year.
 This is the second red fox Mir Cant we'll has shot. He bagged one two weeks ago in the Stone Hill section.
 Checker Expert from England.
 The game of checkers has a new champion. Fred Racine, believed by many to be the topnotcher among To- | cal movers But the newcomer in the field is John Hargraves, a noted 1 checker player of Preston, England, | who is willing and eager to meet MT. l Racine or anyone in Plainfield at a | game. |
 Prize Shoot for Members.
 The PIainfield Rifle and Gun club | will hold a prize shoot for members | only al their weekly meeting meet l evening in Krauss' hall
 The A. & P delivery team from | Norwich was stalled on the hill at the | entrance to Lawton Heights Saturday | morning and was delayed for consid- ! erable time.
 The Warriors, a basketball team of PIainfield youngsters, l defeated by a home team. 27-19.
 New Clubhouse Finished.
 The Congregational Glee clubs new home off Plainfield street is practically only a few minor interior details to be finished, and the members expect to hold their meetings there soon. A new billiard table along with many new athletic goods has been in stalled for the of members.
 Personal Mention.
 MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Swanson of Baltic spent Sunday with Mrs. Swan sons parents, MT. and Mrs. John Tay- or. Miss Aura charron spent the week md with Norwich relatives.
 William Dodge of Hartford and pent the week end at their home here. Wilfred Royle of Warren, R. l., spent he week end with Plainf1eld friends Armand Chenelle and Thomas Green ] wood of Taftville attended the dance lere Saturday evening
 Alfred Sevineau of Baltic was a To- al caller Saturday. Ovilas Charron attended the per- ormance of Flora Bella at the Davis hea afre Eridav eVanin0