Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-20
PLAHNFIELD

The regular bi-monthly meeting Of the Women's club Thursday afternoon in the Community house was transformed Into a farewell banquet to their retiring presi- dent, Mrs. Sidney s. Paine. Mrs. Paine, the wife of the former superintendent of the Lawton Mills Corporation, expects to leave town shortly and as this was the last meeting of the club this year all business was suspended. Mrs. Paine was presented with a beautiful flower vase by the clubs new president, Mrs. Carl Mathewson. A delightful luncheon was served with Mrs. E. P. King. Mrs. R. R. West, Mrs. Benjamin Dawson. and Miss A. Tfllinghast, as hostess. The club will tart it's regular meetings again in | September.
 The baby show and parade of Friday and Saturday has been the biggest fac tor of excitement during the whole week | house, the babies were weighed and { measured. The judges were Dr. An drews, Dr. Chase, Mrs. W. Tllinley | R. N, Miss L. Spencer, R. N, Miss ! Welch, R. N. The decision as to which was the best baby was made from a special chart furnished by the health de partment of Washington. D. c. Tn, I first prize was awarded to Emile Berge ron, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Berg eron the second. to Albert Thurotte. sor of Mir and Mrs. Josepr Thurotte: tn, third. to Laura Geer, daughter of Mir | and Mrs. Ernest Geer; the fourth to Al bert Cloutier. son of Mir and Mrs. Victoi Clotier.
 Friday evening Miss Spence, R. N, o Hartford, gave an illustrated lecture oi Children's Diseases and Baby Feeding in the Community House auditorium. Or Saturday afternoon came the baby pa rade. The carriages formed in lin about 2 o'clor in front of the Com munity house and led by the Rlalnfiel
 Military band marched a short distanc and returned to the steps of the Com munity house where the prizes wer
 awarded. Miss Spence gave short ad
 dress of thanks to those who had aide
 and participated in the affair. She the i awarded the prizes. The lucky piec was awarded to John Scott West, son c Mr. and Mrs. R. R. West. After the pa rade Miss Spence gave her second lee ture on Chilldren's Diseases and Babies
 Feeding. The Plainfield Military ban
 furnished entertaining music during tn afternoon.
 The committee in charge of the al fair were Miss Kirby, Miss Enright, Mir
 West, Mrs Esthren. Miss Arsenaui . Doris Baxter. Rose Beaudry, Lillian Cal
 fey, Jane WeAl, Mrs Trnsieg AEs
 Mckenzie, Miss Culver, Miss haha
 Morierity, Miss Brewer and E. L. Bu Ter.
 Work has begun on the road from th
 state highway to Railroad avenue. Tn
 road is being scraped and fresh grave 1 and fine stone laid prior to it's being oile' 2 June box surprise was given Mri [ Beckett at the home of her daughte
 Mrs. Minnie Walker recently. The guest were. Mrs. Nickelson of New Bedfor' e Mrs. Taylor of Providence, Mrs. Gibso !. Mrs. Bottomley. Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Whit s Mrs. Newport, Misses Clara Gibson. lrer Q and Beatrice Jolicoeur. Jean and Ann 4 Hutchinson, Isabel Button. Games an s music was enjoyed. There was dancin in Mrs. Walkers reception rm and d poem. Guilty or Not Guilty. was recite t by Mrs Nickelson of New Bedford. R' Y treatments were served by Miss Clal
 Gfbsn and Mrs. Walker. Also fanc dancing by Miss Irene Jolicoeur, Ann
 Hutchinson and Isabel Bulletin.
 The w c. T. U. held meeting at q
 home of Mrs. Albert s. Kennedy Tue
 day.
 - MT. and Mrs. Samuel Chabotte and g
 and Edward Dawley were callers
 Moosup Thursday evening.