Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-12
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 The N. NJ. Girls held a meeting in the Community house Tuesday evening. It was decided that a Sl00 check, the uro- ceeds from their last dance. would be pre- sented the end of this week to Mir But Ter, secretary of the Plaihfeld Library ! association, to buy books for the Plain field public library. This club has always l aided in the upkeep of the library but l this last effort to benefit the new library ! treasury met with special success. The townspeepie feel greatly pleased with the l results.
 l Plainfeld public library has reopeued 1 in Its now quarters in the Community house. Monday and Tuesday evenings a 1 number of iecal people came both 10 in- 2'e:c The new liSIary and to take out books. It is thought that inasmuch as the present quarters are .earer ihs center tf population of the T'1age q -.aat I,any more people viii taks a,ivJnsage uf and use the books. Miss Edith Blrtwistle, the new librarian, announces that the library Will be open afternoons from 1 to daily and evenings from to S.3o, except Sat urday. Any resident of the town of Plain field may draw books free of charge
 Tie basketball team had their pictures taken Tuesday evening by leading Nor wich photographer A iarEe picture is to be made to be hung m tl;e common room of tiG Community house as a memento Of the teams successful season.
 A number of prominent Boston encl. heers were in town Tuesday looking over the new construction woTK gong on about the village. One of them declared that il present plans were comhiAtsd piainfieio would be the best village 9f Its kind lr the east. All the local people think 1t |. the best nowl
 The Dramatic club held a meeting ir . | Several pictures were taken of the mos important parts Of their play Lost-A ! ChSperon. At a short business raeetin, 1t was decided to present ;G5, the pro ceeds from tne last performance, to tn, Plainiieid Community association to b, books fo rthe new library. } Rev. Henry T. Arnold of Norwich, , former pastor of the Congregations
 church here, performed the csremou, Saturday at ?. n. at the home of MI . and Hrs. Edward Hall when their young ! est daughter, Evelyn A. WAS united il | marriage with IT ing l. ilaWley, only sol ' of MF. and Mrs AsNine Dawlsy of Bish t l ops Crossing. The dcuvte ring ceremon 8 was used. The bridesmaid was Miss Rut Q II. Hall of Greenwich, CeAn.. sister of tn | bride. The best man was Charles Per = kins of JeTett City. cousin of the groom - Alter the ceremony ant EefTeiLmen,
 
 e l Te-atIves were present Irom FsShauG an T Jewett City, The bride received a larg n number of gifts from friends mad rels d tives. MT. and Mrs. DawieY went { a Hartford on the 4.45 train 10 spend a fe,
 days. On their return they began keepin = house in Pachaus. where Ar. Dawley l. foreman of the farm of William Ter, if MT, Dawley is O member of Pachau n grange and a member Of d.. c.l,ree teaH ' Mrs. Daw.ey is 8 member e Tiainiiel . grange.
 l. Miss Grace Buell. of Eastford was "a week end visitor at P-rity farm with h,
 brother. Ernest Buell.
 If At meeting of Protection lodge, \ = IS, l. O. O. F.. this (ThuTsday) eveair .5 the second degree will be worked n e statement that it was worked last Thur day was mistake.
 The orchard which Ernest F. Buell. 8
 out last week has been visited by son
 vandal who pulled up three of his be
 trees and took them along,
 Herbert Tarbox has leased his farm
 Packer to Charles Waters, who is nc living there and working the place. ne Mir and Mrs. Irving Dawley of Pachal he returned here Tuesday after honeymo, d. trip spent in Hartford. They left We of nesday morning fer their new home as Paehaug.
 n. Mir. and Mrs. Samuel chabett and sor he Francs and Aosie. were visitors in Was m. ington, R. L, Sunday, going by autorn he bile
 rs. George Doyle is off the mill job a we .te to work hls team on the farm to get req r. for planting.