Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-04
HAINFIELD
Burglar Alarm at Bank Sounded-odd Fellows to Decorate Grsves--Three Men Slightly Injured.


 Miss Irene and Yvenne Gauthier and r. Andet were callers in Worcester for the weekend. The Gauthier girls father is working in a machine shop in Worcester.
 Oliva Doueet of Baskerville has been spending a few days with his relatives in Plainfeld
 Friday morning a baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. William Adams
 A. W. Dougherty was an out of town visitor today
 Harold Burke has returned after a short visit in Pawtucket R. I. 0vilas Charron was a Sunday caller in Sterling.
 Burglar Scare.
 Saturday evening at about e.45 o.. clock the people of Plainfeld were given scare when the burglar alarm on the First National bank sounded At the time the moving picture show was just over and 8 large crowd con- eregated around the bank. The cash fer. c. A. Jerome. was on the spot and with Pestmaster J.. A. Leahy entered the bank. The cause of the sounding of the alarm was found due to crossed wire.
 Returned From Storrs. Andrew Smith and Theodore Graves returned Sunday from Storrs Agri- cultural College where they took a two weeks course in farming before going to work on farm during the l summer vacation. They are students of the Plainield High school A large number of Piajnfield peo-- pie attended the Corpus Christi exeE- cises at Wauregan Sunday. Rev W. A. Keefe was a speaker at the fag-raising exercises at TaftvilIe. recently.
 Helen Gallup was business caller 1 in anielDson Monday. The Plainheld High school chorus rehearsal has been postponed on ac- count of the examinations. It has been held on Thursdays for the last | month but this week it will be held on Wednesday. Mrs. Day, who is in 1 structing the pupils, said that they were doing excellent. ] A meeting of the teachers of the 1 Piainfeld Grammar schools was held Tuesday afternoon in the high school After the meeting adjourned the ex- animation papers for the various schools were given out. To Decorate Graves. Next Sunday the I. O. O. F, No. 1s, of Piainfield will decorate the graves of their departed friends in the Cen tral Village cemetery. Plainfeld Mill tary band will furnish the music. Frank Davis will be in charge of the parade and the decorating of the graves.
 Plainfield athletes have scheduled a game with Blueville All-Stars for next Saturday. The game will be played in Blesyiiie.
 |, Byron Provost received a deep cut in his left foot while in bathing Sun day.
 ! Alfred and Milton wineor were bus
 mess callers in Norwich Monday J. s. Brown of Greene. who is work I ing for the Western Union. Is spend
 ing few days in Piainfield. 1 George Eng1es has been spending a
 Tracy of Providence. R. I. Mrs. Tracy
 has been giving dancing lessons 1T , Plainfield for the past few months.
 Turner Upton was an out Of town 1 visitor Monday.
 I The Plainfield High school final ex- sminations will begin Thursday June rIs. and end Wednesday. June F. The , grammar school examinations begin Wednesday, June 5. II Daniel Connell was a Jewett City , caller Monday.
 il Byron Provost. Morris Starkwea- : ther, Alfred and Milton winsor, Au- : gusta Kfauss and Helen MeAvoy mo- | tored to Meesan Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Beatrice Neal, mathematics 5 tea cher in Plainfeld High school, ha: 3 resigned after teaching there for foul
 years Miss NeaI was missed by man, Z of the students. She was well liket by. all those who had her for teach a 1 CT. Fl Joseph Davon has resumed work fol
 John Kingsley.
 el Slightly Injured. T Edward LafrenieFe and Morri. > Starkweather, while riding with Jo g seph Dagon. were slightly injured. MT X Dayon was bringing a side car iron }. the Adams Express when they weri g passing the post office the horse wa T frightened by a passing automobile sand ran away. The horse startet