Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05

JEANNE D'ARC MoUNMENT
 AT PLAINFIELD
 In the historic little village of Plain field on Sunday afternoon a lasting me morial to the boys of St. Johns church who answered the nations call to arms in the spring of 1917 was unveiled with ap propriate exercises \ that included ad- dresses by Connecticut's first executive, Gov Everett J. Lake, Rev. William A. Keefe of Norwich, former rector of St. Johns church in Plainfeld. under whose auspices the memorial was erected. and Rev U. O. Bellerose of Taftville. also former rector of St. Johns church The memorial is statue of Jeanne D'Arc. a product of the most skilled seulptors of Italy, and is carved in solid granite Jeanne DArc is in aru1or with the sword of France elasped to her 1 bosom Attached to the pedestal on which Jeanne DArc stands is bronze 1 tablet bearing the names of those from 1 St. Johns church who left their homes 1 in the eountry's time of need. The 7S names follow:
 Cleophas Ailard, ovila Ballard. Joseph ] BouIey, Alfred Brochu, Lawrence Burby, Harold Burke. William Cantwell. Edward Casault. Samuel Chabotte, Alfred Cha put, Ovila Charon Emile Cote. Eizear 1 Cotnoir. Hector Ceurnoyer, Joseph Cour- 1 noyer, Arthur Dayon. .Omer Desautelles George Desrosier. Etienne Dubois. Fran eois Dupont, Edward Gameahe, Leo Gamache Edgar Gobeille. Joseph Gosse- lin, Anthony Guisippi, David Hebert Fred Hopkins, Peter Hopkins, Arthur Jacques. Adolphus Jarvais. Arthur Jar vais. Peter Kagan. Joseph Labrecque Ecleo Lacourse.
 Joseph Iacourse, Alcide Landry. Them- as F. Leahy. Lucien Marcaurele, Victor Mareaurele. Francois Marchand Edward Marriott, Sr., Edward Marriott Jr., Fred eriek Marriott, Albert Marriott. Arthur Mayhew. Oviia Mitchell, Arthu Monty Albert Moreland, William C. Nolan, Fred Normandin, Eugene Ouimette, Donat Paqun. Arthur Pechie, Arthur Pelletier Napoleon Pelletier, Henry Roberge, Man uel Salvas, Albert Senecal. Omer Senecal Henry c. Smith. J. Francis Sullivan Stanley L. Sullivan. Edmond Tetreault Joseph A. Vanasse (gold starr. Francois VandaIe, Alfred Vincent, Charles Vim cent, Felix Vincent, Ernest Vosper, Jo- l seph Wileot. Louis Lacourse
 
 Johns rectory and is a beautiful addi. ton to Plainfeld's beauty Formation of Parade. The ceremonies began at o'clock with a large parade in which nearly 500 peo- pie participated. The parade formed near the railroad station and marched through the principal streets of the viii iage The parade formation was as fol lows:
 Assistant Marshal Henry Fontane. l Aides.
 Police
 l Planield Band Gold Star Mother. Mrs. Amelia vanasse Veterans of the World War.
 Gov. Everett J. Lake. Jeanne D'Arc and Guards
 Baltic Girl Guards. Willirnantic Girl Guards.
 Spirit of '7s.
 George and Martha Washington. Tuhbs' Military Band St. Jean De Bsptiste Society. : Red Cross. Fourth Degree, K. of c. St. /John's Council, K of c. l Wauregan Band. Knights of Columbus Float.
 Children of Mary Float Rosary Socieyt Float Decorated Automobiles ? Attractive Floats
 The floats and novelties in the parad were very attractive and were greete with much applause along the line 6 March. The Knights of Columbus fos . attracted much attention and won frs . i prize for the floats. This float was trim ! med by Morgan Cronin of Norwich an represented Liberty on Her Throne. Sh . was surrounded by. Uncle Sam and tn navy and army. Miss Genev<eve Evan A was Liberty. William Mercier, Uncl , Sam and the sailor, Clifford Muldoor Others on the float were Rita Merciel Ceeelia Mercier, Irene Mereier, Isabeil Flynn. Blanche Vincent Annette Colon be. Claire O'Neil. Fideiis o'Neil, Florenc f Council, Catherine F'oy, Loretta Coutur, : Mabel Muidoon and Irene Evans. V Another attractive float was that of tn Children of Mary, which also represente o the Goddess of Liberty. Those on thi . float were Irene Jolicouer, Lillian Crook Alma Beausoliel. Bernadette Jolicoue and Ida Levesque.
 The Spirit of ITS was novel attrat |. ton and the parts were taken by Henr Q DeRusha, drum, Louis Colburn and Roi ert Fletcher, hfss.
 Riding in an old fashioned coach wei d George Washington Civilian F. O'Nei It and Martha Washington (Mrs.<J John N, lan). Along the line of march this coup
 were greeted by applause. t The aides to Chief Marshal John Ii Leahy were Henry Fontaine assistal s marshal. Joseph Curran, Stanley Sull [. van, Walter Ring, Edwin Murphy, Tim, d thy Driscoll, Victor Vincent, loser v Marshall, Arthur Pechie and JoseI Ie Dayon.