Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-01
PLAINFIELD

Friday evening at the Congregational
church vestry local Troop No. l, Boy
Scouts, under the direction of Scoutmas-
ter Philip Peterson, gave an interesting
two-act comedy. The Man With the Nose,
which proved a big success. The cast
follows: The Man With the Nose, Harry
Cooper; First Citizen. Ralph White; Sec
ond Citizen, Alfred Royal; Proprietor,
David Pianchon; Cop, Milton Winsor
Magistrate, Marden Prentice; Clerk.
Robert F'lours; Colored Waiter, Albert
Bibbeau. Selections were played by
Krauss orchestra before the play and be-
tween the acts. Mandolin duets were
given by Misses Helen Gallup and Miss
Holloway; there was reaulnE py Mrs
Carl Mathewson; a selection by the male
| quartet, Philip Peterson, Ray Green,
Christopher Krauss and James Royle,
and piano duets by Misses Helen Phillips
and Florence Onderdonk. After the play,
refreshments were served and a social
| time was enjoyed.
| Miss Arlene Maine of Moosup was the
guest of Miss Ruth Cleeland Saturday.
Gordon Kinnaird of Hartford spent the
week end as the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
| Robert Cleland.
Peter Barnes, who is employed at Bal
tic, spent the week end at his home.
Miss Rosabehe Lavigne spent Saturday
with friends in Norwich
L DR.. and Mrs. William Wilson recently
returned from Oregon, where they have
been spending the winter at the home OF
| their daughters.
Rene Bassett has concluded work for a
Chicago packing house and is employed
in the market of his father.
! Kid Rayno, local Dugilist, is making
quite a career in New York, judging By
recent reports in the New York Times
He was awarded the judges decision ovcl
Lew Sharkey Of that city.
William Sharkey has received from
South Londonderry VT, gallon of new
maple syrup.
Miss Lena Welt was a recent visitor il
Occum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert LaBarre of Taft
vile visited friends in Plainfeid Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ovilla C. Charron visite,
Mt. Charron's sister Sister Marie Stanis
laus, at the Academy of the Holy Famil,
in Baltic Sunday.
Saturday evening at the rooms Of tn
Veterans of Foreign Wars post, Privat
: Joseph A. Vanasse post, No. sos, V. L
W., and the Ladies' auxiliary conducte
joint supper and whist which prove
I a big success. Supper was served betwee
. and and whist was enjoyed between
and 10. Honors at whist were as follows
[ Ladies-First prize, bar pin, donated b
| William Friswell of Norwich, won b
Miss Beatrice Hebert; second prize, Pete
Pan collar and cuff set. donated by Mr.!
Fred Racine, won by Mrs. Rosalie Viz
= cent; consolation award went to Mis-
l Viola Mercier. Gentlemen-First priz,
2 smoking set, donated by Ralph Sene,
: won by William Collins; second prizt
necktie, donated by Edmond Mercie
won by Joseph CoEchon consoIatio
, award to James Greenhaigh, commando
!, / of post No. 30S. Both consolation award
were donated by Ora Roberge The CON
mittee in charge for the veterans was
' Frederick Marriott. chairman. jaime
Greenhalgh, Patrick Delaney, Arthu
; Jarvais and Benjamin Birtwhistle; fc
the auxiliary, Celia Jarvais, chairman
Alma Gobiel, Florence BreIsford, Lucie
!. Maucercille PAMELA Jarvais and Or
0 Roberge. Mattresses wko served til
i bean supper were Mrs. Ida Charrol
= Florence Jarvais, Louise Gobeille, MAJ
f guerite Marriotte, Victoria Kagan, DIN
{ Gobeille Antoinette Cote and Lila
: Crooks. Other valuable services wei
Il rendered by Robert West. Alfred Chapu
: Nelson Greenwood. Samuel Chaput, Ere
: Brelsford. Henry Roberge and Willial
o Dodge
i Officers from the internal revenue d,
e partment were in town on Friday checl
J. ing reports sent in by business hous,
j and fraternal organizations.
n Mrs. David Derosier has returned
: her home in Norwich. her mother, Mr.
s Stanislaus Charron, having improved
: health.