Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-10
PLAINF1ELD

When the Woman's Club recently held it's meeting at the club rooms at the Community House, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Townsend were hostesses for the day, but in the absence of Mrs. Town send, who was unable to be present. Mrs. Dawley took her place. Refresh ments were served. It was voted not to have any meetings after June until the first Thursday in October; June 18th the club will hold meeting and a so- cial at Mrs. Robert Vests at Canter- bury; June 29th they will meet at the Dean Homestead, for an outing with Mr:. Dean.
 Mir. and Mrs. wynngarr of Toledo were visitors here Friday. | E. W. Murphy, director of the Plain | field Community house, is visiting at his home in Lynn, Mass. Local business callers on Thursday | included: David Baratz of Providence i; D. NJ. Murphy of Pawtucket Louis En- gler of Norwich; I. Swartz, Hartford i; Louis Masse, Jewett City.
 Max Rabinovitch and party of Nor | wich motored to Plainfield Thursday. | Gustave Teber of Santa Barbara. IS employed at the Lawton Mills and is l making his home at Lawton Inn. MT. Lebec formerly lived here. His family is in Santa Barbara where he has a tlarge farm. Owing to the intense heat which prevails there at this time of the year. he prefers staying here during the summer months.
 All local stores closed Thursday af- ternoon, the clerks half-holiday.
 The Camp Fire Girls recently met at the home of Miss Blanche Starkwea- ther
 The Mems club Is planning a big out | ing at Beach Pond about June 24.
 Alden White recently resigned at the
 Lawon Mills and is employed a Brad ford Hill farm. The Kelly and Leonard families have moved from Lafayette Inn and have Jeff
 town. Mir. Brothers of No Mans Land
 has moved into one of the tenements. Mrs Harriet Pellett of Central Vii lage is visiting her daughter, Mrs. pr
 Bennett.
 The Friendly Helpers met at the Con
 gregational parsons e Thursday after
 noon. yr
 Two shipmeu-s of baby chicks wer,
 received at the post office Friday.
 Court St. George L. Union St Jeal
 the Baptiste. held a special committe
 meeting Wednesday evening. Presiden Edmund Mercier presided. J. P. Flynn of Norwich was In Plain , field on Friday.
 | A large numDer or parties rom her ) motored to Moosup pond and enjoyed l good dip in an effort to escape the hea r of Friday evening.
 Mrs. Boucher recently moved into on : of Mir Gerosia's cottages on the Can t terbury road.
 . Children's Day will be opened at tn [ Congregational church Sunday ! Mir and Mrs. John Shippee and Ai' and Mrs Will Potter of Coventry. R. were visitors Tuesday at the home C 3 Mrs Albert Randall Mrs. Shippee an Mrs. Potter were daughters of the lat 7 Horace Jordan.
 . B. Goulet and NJ. J. Newman Of Prov e idence were business callers here Frida, |. Mrs. Helen Raymond and daughte | Laura visited friends in DanielsOn Fr | day.
 Henry Betterman motored to Ne a London Thursday.
 Louis Masse of Jewett City was
 Plainfeld Friday. The carnival at Jewett City drew = large crowd from here Friday evening.
 Posters for the careful crossing can , pagin from June 1st to Sept. 30th wei O distributed in town Friday, by represei , tatives of the New York, New Have = and Hartford railroad Harold Newton has entered the en ,+ ploy of a New York automobile col "a cern.
 Alton Nolan recently entered the en II ploy of Charles Lavallie.