Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-23
PLAINF'IELD
Machinery Being Installed at Electric Power PIant-New Theatre Struck During Storm-FiIling Out Honor Roll of Towns Young Men in Ser vice.

Leslie Pellet of Washington, R. l., has returned home after spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Edward Winsor and family
 David Herbert and Elzear Cotnon, | mem bers of the Thirteenth Co. c. A., C. N. G., stationed at Fort Terry, are home on a seventeen hour fuflouSh Miss Mae Geary of Taftvilie spent Men in Good Health. Corporal Peter Kagan and Nelson Greenwood, members of the Thir- teenth CO. c. A. C. N. G., stationed furloush at their homes here. Both young men state that the training is progressing very satisfa ctoriiy and that all the men are in the best of health.
 ert of Taftville were visitors at Mrs Daniel Councils Wednesday.
 Machinery for Power Boat.
 The foundation construction at the electric power plant has been com pleted and men are now employed in place
 Maurice StarI<weather is spending a week vacation with relatives in Beverly and Revere, Mass. Miss Augusta Krauss spent We'd nesdaY with Norwich friends.
 Storm Damage.
 The severe thunder storm raised considerable havoc around the vil- iage, a number of fuses benig burned out The Eden theatre was struck. car ran between Central Village and Norwich.
 Albert Moreland left Wednesday, morning for Maine where he will spend 8 month vacation. Mir. More land was formerly a foreman in large textile plant at Westbrook Me.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn and daughters, Isabelle and Grace, spent Wednesday with Norwich relatives.
 Painters who are at work on the outside of the Lawton Mills were forced to suspend work Wednesday due to the fact that a supply of stock ordered from the Boston shop did not arrive
 Walter Baker has resigned with the II. Newton Marshal company of Bos- ton, who have charge of the work on the Lawton Mills and has left for his home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Sadie Hilton has returned to Danieison after a few days visit with Mir. and Mrs. James Moreland Hackensack, N. J.. after a few days stay with his sister. Mrs. John No Ian.
 Miss Gerda Peterson of New Lon don is a: her home on Plainfield street for a short period.
 TOUT NeW 1ouses.
 Work on the construction of the four new houses for the Lawton Mills is progressing with rapidity.
 E. Garreaux of Webster. Mass, was q business caller in town Wednes- day
 Making Out Honor Roll.
 Judge John F.. Prior was in Plain field yesterday morning for the pur- pose of acquiring the names of all the young men of this village who have enlisted in any branch of the U. s. service. An information blank to ascertain the name, branch of ser vice enlisted, when enlisted. parents, and dependents is filled out and pre- served among the town records
 This work is also being done so that the people of this town may fol- | low the course taken by these young l men in whom they are deeply inter ested.
 There are about forty young men l from this village now in service.
 Mrs. Pearl Lewis is visiting her | son. Frederick. at South Windham
 John Prior, son of Judge Prior of | Moosup, and a commissioned officer | in the U. S. navy. Is reported on his | way to France. He has been at NeE London for the past few days from | which place local people have receiv- | ed cards