Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-08
PLAIFIELD

HELD
 At the Congregational church Sunday morning eight new members were re- eei|ed, four on confession of faith and four by letter. There was also the bap- tism of Sidney Morgan Mathewson, Jr, the little son of MT. and Mrs. Sidney M. Mathewsen. =.
 In the evening a new orchestra under the leadership of William Krauss played several selections. The orchestra con- sists of William krauss, violin; Miss Lil- Han Heap, cello; Harry H. Holloway, mandolin; Miss Helen Gallup, piano There were interesting addresses by the following delegates to the older boys conference: C. L. Butler, Albert Bibeau, Alfred Taylor and Earl Butler
 Ar. and Mrs. Gerard Townsend of Montclair, N. J., have been in Plainfeld for 9 few days as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. William E. Wilson. arriving on Fri day.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hutchineon$ re- gently visited Mrs Hutchinson's father, Malcolm Mackenzie of Springfield, on his 10th birthday.
 Plainfield grange held it's annual meet ing and election of officers on Tuesday evening. after one of the most successful years in the history of this organization. Mrs. Harold Layton is leaving this week for Florida, to spend the winter in Orlando.
 The roof of the residence of Joseph 1 Stubbs is being shingled, the work in l charge of James Lees.
 ] Herbert Parkhurst is again about and once more out of doors after a long and 1 serious illness. It is very gratifying to his many friends to hear of his recovery l Mrs Fred Gardner spent Sunday in i Westerly, R. l., at the home of heC mother, Mrs. Hannah Rathburn, The following young men of Plainfield l attended the .Yale-BroWn game on Satur- l day: Ray Greene, Clifton Marston. Don- I aid Brigham, Victor Burgeron, Edward Murphy, Byron Provost and Fred Walsh 1 There was laFge attendance at the l Odd Fellows meeting held Saturday night in the town hall at Central Village when Protection lodge worked the third degree on IS candidates, one from Quine- i'baug lodge, Danielsoh. six from Protec 1 tion lodge. and the others from Israe Putnam lodge, Putnam. There were wis itprs from lodges in Jewett City, Ones vile and Hartford.
 | The work was of high merit ant l showed careful Drenaration on the par | 1 tern was used to illustrate the work o l the four degrees. Refreshments wert | served to all present. Brief addresse. i were made by officers and visitors of tn, 1 lodges represented. Among those wht spoke were Kenneth c. Michie of Daniel son, district deputy grand master, Luciu l Fuller of Putnam and Rev. Mir. Burtel of the Methodist church, Putnam. Tn new regalia recently purchased by Pro tefion lodge was used and greatly addet o>the effectiveness of the work. Amon the candidates received were severa prominent men of Plainfeld.
 An auto party arrived at the home 0
 John B. IngIis pn Saturday for the wee
 end. consisting of Mr. and Mrs. B. E
 Tait, MT. and Mrs. Kerling and thei
 two sons. A second auto party arrive
 from West Warren, Mass, on Sunda morning, Mf. and Mrs. Frank Pellett z
 Canterhury, Mrs. PeiIstt being tn , youngest daughter of MT. Inglis. . Tn !; visitors made uD a pleasant family re
 union, Mrs Tait is MT, Inglis' eldes . da9ghetr.
 l Mrs. John L. Chapman spent the wee end in Wilhna ntie visiting friends. : The .PIaiRfeld High school was repro : scented at the Yaie-Beown game by tw
 of the teachers. Earl Brigham and EC ward Martin.
 Mrs. Edward E.S Dawley and chi1dre : spent Sunday in Rackerviile with MT. ar Mrs. gharies Waters. A T. Campbell and B 9ckett were Eisitol in PTpFidence Monday.
 Joseph Laxeie died Saturday norniT ; at the home of his sen, Edmond L2yoi at tn age of IS. He had been i'll 8 Tor time. He leaves two sons and four daug ters. The, funeral was held Monde morning. Mass was sung at St. John : church at o'clock and burial took piai :, 1 in St. MarY's cemetery. Jewett Cit 7 Relatives from New Bedford, Putna
 and Jewett City attended the funeral. | MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wilde and fami spent the week end in Central Village.
 MT, and Mrs Clarence Jeffers spel : the week end with Mrs. Walter Mason
 Moosup.
 Although a had night, the parade f the republican rally was carried out ( 1 Monday evening according to schedule. 1 good, audience assembled in Lily theatl | to hear the speakers. The Plainfiel Eband played for the, parade and pa of the band also played at the rall
 rendering selections of inspiring music.
 The speakers of the evening vert Mrs. Marian B. Campbell and Col H. WOOu, Nng WIFE npsH 4t2ffASA eO wa
 close attention by all present as the
 ably set forth the merits and guidir
 principles of the republican party. stres
 ing the great issues of the campaig
 and foretelling the results of the comir election.
 In spite of the unfavorable weathe
 many automobiles were pressed into SC vice and g large number of the citizel appeared at the polls Tuesday castif
 an unususlly heavy ballot, somethir lover 1,See.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Congregation
 church will meet with Mrs. Arthur 2 Mathewson on Wednesday afternoon.
 Joe Lavoie, IS years of age died at u home of his son Edmond on Saturda
 MT. Lavoie had been failing in health f, a long tin1e. hut his last illness Mas