Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-30
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PLAINFIELD
Arrsld Smith Cut Over the Eye When Struck by Metereyele-leeas People at Jevett City oanes-Marriase-- Persenal tesrrs.

Arnold Smith. the 6 year old son of MT. and Mrs. Herbert smith, was sert- ously injured Saturday afternoon when struck by a, motorcycle. A girl was on the handleoars and ar Tother one on the back of the mAchinAL The driver turned out to pass by an automobile ard a team and while 60 doing struck che boy, who was playing ball on the lawn iii front of his home. The bah relied off the lawn into the road and the child stopped to pick the ball up when he was struck. His mother car Eted him Into the house, pr. F E. 1n his machine and stopped and att tended the boy. There was a deep cut over his eye and five stitches were re- quired to close the wound. The owner of the motorcycle is a resident of Infant Baptized.
 Rita. the infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Mercier, was baptized Saturday afternoon by Rev. William A. Keefe in St Johns rectory. The god Mercier of P1alnfieid.
 Joseph LebrecQue and Edward Ny gren metored to New London Sunday,
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Stanley, recent- ty married at St. Johns church, now residing in. Hartford, spent the week end with Mrs Stanley's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Casavant.
 4 number of Plainfeid young men E1. 1-, ".
 Mfr and Mrs James Royle and sons of White Rock were in town Saturday to attend the Delaney-McNulty we'd ding. Mr. Royte was a former over seer for the Lawton Mills company.
 F.sJ. Wakely was a business caller in sHackensack. N. J., over the week end.
 Members of Krauss' orchestra play eG Gt the social in Taftville Saturday
 Came from FIorida.
 Mrs. Julia Cronk, Mrs. Rose Mar shadl and son Frank of Ausab1e Forks , NY. who have been spending the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla, are vis- 111ng 4 week with MT and Mrs David Marshall After leaving Plainf1eld they intend to spend a week in Rutland. Vt. and then return to their home. They brought many souvenirs from the south.
 Lionel Camerlsn of Phenix, R. l., and Leo Ethier of Woonsccket, R |. spent the week end with Franw Dupont.
 Attended Jewett City Danee.
 Among local people who attended the dance at the Bijou, Jewett City, Sat- urday evening were Mieses Eva and Ruth Higginbottom. Annie Dayon. An and Loretta Paliser, Sadie Donalue, Lillian Seddon, Amelia Picnic Lillian Beaulack, also John Leai1y. Edward Henderson. Peter KaEan, Homer Sene- L4AB SoSSs1u H1tCo1y fQgdr GODfSlie and Harold Burke.
 Mrs DanieI Cornell and Miss Mae Geary left Sunday to spend 2 week with relatives in Morristown, N. J.
 DeIsney-NcNuIty.
 At o'clock Saturday afternoon Pat rick Delaney, Jr.. son of ;Mr and Mrs. Patrick Delaney of Lawton Heights and Miss Alice McNuIty, daughter of 1fr. and Mrs. James McEulty. were nntteG in Earrisge at the Congrega- tionaI parSonags by Rev. Arthur Bar wick The best man was George Hutchinson and the bridesmaid was Mrs. James G-eenasIgh 4 supper was served at the hc-ne of the bride. The couple left Saturday evening for Paw tucke- NeW Bedford and other cities In Massachusetts. Upon their return they will reside in P1ainfieId
 Short Paragraphs.
 Harold Burke has resigned as clerk at 5Dupufs shoe store and is working Tor the A. 6 P company.
 New automobile owners include John Lee, Defo Lafiesh, Daniel Downing and Irving Palmer
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Bouley and daughter Yvonne of Franklin. Mass. Spent Sunday with relatives here.