Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-26
PLANFIELD
Warren H. Sise of Maryland Engaged
 as Garden Supervisor-petsrsc Leads in Pse Sheot-Loeai Guests at Moosup Banquet and Dance.

At the special town meeting held Saturday it was voted to appropriate $500 for the purpose of engaging a local leader or garden club supervisor to organize and carry on the work of children's garden clubs in the town for the coming season. A committee was elected to have charge of the work. to engage a man as local leader. and to take such action as shall carry out the purpose of the vote to organize garden club work. This committee met at the town hall Monday evening and organ Ized with Charles Bragg chairman and John L. Chapman secretary:
 County Agent B. w. Ellis of the Windham County Farmers association was present. and consulted with the committee. Warren H. Siee> was en- gagged as local leader to organize and carry on the work.
 MT Slee is a native of Maryland and has had a large experience both as a practical farmer and manager of can- ming factories. He has taken special course of work at the Connecticut years and is highly recommended by the faculty of Storrs and by the ex tension bureau. He is 51 years of age and unmarried. He will make his headquarters at Central Village for the present. He has already taken up the work of enrolling the children and or ganizing clubs, having begun his work in Plainfield Wednesday, because the work has been progressing more in this village than in the others of the town Business men of the town have signif1ed their intention of giving all the aid possible toward this movement.
 Sprained Ankle.
 Paul Peltier. the 14 year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Peitier. sprained his ankle Wednesday afternoon on the school grounds. He was participating in a ball game and slipped. First aid was administered by the janitor. Will fred Provost. Howard Nolan and Will liam Sullivan carried the boy to his home on Babcock avenue.
 At Moosup Banquet.
 Many local people attended the ban quet given by the Knights of Columbus in Moosup Wednesday evening. After the banquet the members enjoyed a who attended were MT. and Mrs. Dan iel Connen, Edward Leahy and Miss Christina Miller. Mr- and Mrs. William Chamberlain. MT. and Mrs. James Leahy, Paul Connoyer, Albert Mouland and Dona Dupuis.
 Held Prize Shoot.
 The PlainfieId Rifle club held a prize shoot Tuesday evening at their range in Krauss' hall. The shoot was inter esting and close, as shown by the scores Josh Peterson won first hon. OIS, SCOTS S1G LIT. SHdSS came in second, score 216. Three tied for third place with a score of 215. On the shoot-off> George Babcock came in third, William sCantwell fourth and Law renee Krauss fifth, Frank Congdon was sixth with score 21S, Frank Evans came in seventh with score 210. The club is to hold Q meeting next week in their new rife range in the base ment of St. Johns church.
 Joseph Dayon was a business called in Norwich Wednesday.
 Old Barn Removed.
 The remains of the old livery stable in the rear of Racine's store is almost moved away. The barn vas burned in 1912. The structure had been left since the fire and was only taken down. The barn was near the Lawton Mills corporation and was an eyesore to the village.