Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-01
PLAINE'IELD
Basketball Squad of Athletic Club - Recital Program-Democratie Vota CTS Puzzled Over Changes Made in BaIlot-The Ticket Named.

A large number attended the dance in Milner hall, Moosup, Saturday eve ming, among them Misses Jennie Pal 1 iser, Sadie Donahue, Amelda Bellard. Lillian Seddon. Loretta Paliser Ruth Higginbotton, Eva Higginbottom, Blanche Lafieur, Edith Peterson, Jen- nie Bouilley and Annie Stubbs; also John Grab, George Krauss, Philip Pe- torson, Lawrence Burby, Henry Dodge. Edward Henderson, Raymond Lathrop and Norman Whipple. q Mrs. Carrie Provost of Leominister, Mass, and Miss Sarah Provost of after spending a few days with local relatives.
 Basketball Squad. The Plainfield Athletic club has or ganized 8 basketball squad for the coming year. The men who are fight niere, wilfred Reno. Howard Nolan, Edmund Lafreniere. Walter Dougher- ty. Carl Veit and Harold Burke.
 Interest in Today's Vote.
 Much interest is shown in the out come of the license today. The town went dry last year by over a hundred votes. Many believe that the town leaders have been inactive in the cam paign.
 The Forty Hours Devotion began in St. Johns church Sunday.
 n, yeomen, stationed in the detail office Broadway. New York. spent the week end at his home here.
 s. A. Coffey and Henry Dodge of Hartford spent the weekend at their homes here.
 Recital Planned.
 The fourth annual recital of the Sanford music class is to be held in St. Paul's hall. The evening program will include the following numbers: Overture. The Poet and Peasant, Suppe, by orchestra: piano, The Mill, Warren, Ryeburn Lynch; duet, The Monkey and the Elephant, Wood. Miss Sanford and Lewis Hull: song, At Ev- ening, Miss Juha Lee, with piano transcription played by Miss Marion March. Maeckel. Harry Cooper; waltz song. Happy Buds. Hoist (with violin obligato). Miss Collins and Miss Kay; piano. Hungarian March. Miss Helen Richards, Miss Lee; The Cross That Stands for Helping Hands Tice. Miss Kay, Miss Collins, orchestra and au- dience; reading the honor roll; vocal marche Slave. Tshackowsky. Miss Lynch and orchestra; vocal, Goodbye Summer. Tosti. Miss Hudson: piano. Hunting Song. Mendelssohn. Fred Cooper: vocal, The Chimes. Kettelby, tbells obligato. Miss Alexander: piano,
 
 nale. Miss Lynch: vocal. I Know a Little Bird That Sings. Powell, Miss andante, From the Pas- toral Sonata, Beethoven. Miss San ford and orchestra; Plainf1eld Bows, Sanford. orchestra; finale, Soldier Bows, orchestra.
 The orchestra is composed of the following: Mir. Krauss, cornet. Will liam ,Krauss. violin: Charles Fletcher, drums; Miss Beckett violin oblieato, with junior class. Miss Sanford, piano.
 Entering CoIelge.
 John NoIan,- P. H. S., '16, leaves to- day (Monday) to begin his studies a s T freshman at Brown college. Mir. Nolan formerly covered this town as Bulletin correspondent.
 Eugene. Wilmot of Hartford speny the week here with friends. speeuIating as to Election Outcome.
 Many in town, especially the dem ocratfc voters, are wondering about 1 certain changes made in the ballot 1 One democratic voter was nominated l for tax collector, Simon Sullivan. l When he had a possible chance, in de- eating the republican nominee, Geo. 2. Bliven on this ticket, he was placed l n opposition to Sessions L. Adams as | own clerk and treasurer, who has l leld the office for many years.
 MT. Sullivan is popular man and | where he had ninety-nine chances out |