Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-29
SHOWERS TODAY; FAIR,
 WARMER TOMORROW
MOOSUP

IGovernor Notified That Town is Ready for Registrations-D District Superintendent Holds Quarterly 1 Conference - Plans for Memorial 1 Day Observance.
 i The board of registration appointed to take charge of the registration on 4C Gallup. chairman, Town Clerk lSessious L. Adanna who will be clerk John E. Prior and Frederick | Racine, registrars of voters. MT. Gal Iup teSegaphed the governor last Fri day that Plainf1eId is ready. l Those selected by the executive off, hcer to do the active registration are: Soen Q. Dalhllof, John A. Leahy, Ar W. Tilhnghast. Howard E. Main, Will liam Barr, Bradford w. DanfeasoR I and W. Franklin Sheldon. It Is pos tsibie that two or three more may as- All the above named persons donate their services and there will be no Eexpense for labor in the town of lPlainfeld.
 Deputy Sheriff -B1iven will also as- | sist in the work.
 Held Quarterly Conference. The pastor, Rev. w. c. Darby, gave a very interesting sermon Sunday in the M. F. church on The Significance of Memorial Way in 1917. At the eve ming service District Superintendent Rev G. G. Scrfvener of Norwich was the speaker At the close of this ser vice the first, quarterly conference was held.
 The Thursday club will meet this week at the home of Mrs. Henry Cray. The readers will be Mrs Salisbury and bAIrs. Sheldon.
 Preparations are being made for the banquet to be given this Tuesday, evening under the auspices of the FTanco-American club. Each member of the club has the privilege or bring ing a girl friend.
 Cubs Won, 1s to 2.
 The Wauregan baseball team. which was scheduled to play the Moosup Cubs on the Carpet grounds Saturday afternoon, failed to show up. A num- Der of the local boys picked up a game in which the Cubs were easy winners, IS to 2.
 Received May Basket
 4 well filled Maybaslzet was hung to Edna GreenieT at her home on Ca tholic Hill Friday evening by school and ice cream. soda and cake were served along with the contents of the basket. Those attending the party were: Ida CFebbs. Mildred Healey, Ora Gauthier. HiIda Gagnon. Bertha Fer cfer. Lily Marancy, Lillian Gelinas, Mary Lyon, also Homer Greenier. FL zier Gauthier. Louis Piche, Joseph Barnier. Albert Larose. Odore zercier, Charles Gelinas, Henry Bonnin.
 Wednesdays Programme.
 Memorial Day in the town of Plain field. after the customary visiting of the different cemeteries in the morn ing. dinner is to be served at the Town hall, Central Village. In the afternoon at 2 o'clock exercises will be held in the nall. Hon. George R. Chandler of Hartford is to make the
 Mr and Mrs. Henry Roberts spent Saturday in Providence.
 Byron Young has bought a new au- tOmObile.
 Asked to Assist
 Moosup Troop of Boy Scouts held 2 very interesting meeting Saturday afternoon in the M. E. Vestry Rev ". C. Darby, scoutmaster, took charge Of the meeting, after which Assistant Sccsltm master Ernest Wiles put the boys through stiff drill practice The scouts have been asked to assist in the decoration exercises Wednesday.
 Local Topics.
 Harry Denison visited his brother Clark at Brown university Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. C. Parker spent the week k-end with friends in Wick
 Edgar Dupius of Providence spent the weekend at his home on Cath nlic Hill
 C. Constantine has been i'll at his home in A1nyvilIe.
 Samuel Green has purchased an au- tCmobile.
 The L. g. c. will meet at the home,l of Mrs. D. c. Parker next Monday afternoon. The roll call will be 
 Miss Doris Potter was a Taunton visitor Saturday.
 Ernest Sweet is off duty from the Cranska mill for a few days.
 Schools are to be closed Wednes- day. Memorial Day.
 Gypsies visited Moosup Monday afternoon There we're fhree two horse teams. They remained a cou- pie of hours.
 Because the eighth grade students in the town of Plainfield are to take the Kinney prize examination next Friday afternoon at o'clock in the Plainffeld High school assembly hall, l the high school will close at a quar- 1 ter of two instead of a quarter of 1 three
 William Bellavance. William Barr 1 and John Midgly went to Providence l