Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-21
PLAINFIELD

There was an excellent service at the Congregational church Sunday evening in the interest of the Boy Scouts Scout Executive F. A. Benton, Arthur l.. Peale and MT. Packer of Norwich, also George Young Of Taftville were present MT. Benton gave a splendid address and pre- sented camp letter to David Planchon, Albert Bibeau, Robert Flowers and Harry Cooper; also merit badges to David Planchon, Albert Bibeau, Warden Prentiss, and Robert Flowers.
 An interesting short address was given by Arthur L. Peale, president of the Norwich council. A violin solo was rem dered by William Krauss and song sung by the Boy Scouts led by Scoutmaster | Philip Peterson. At the close of the | service q large and beautiful Scout flag l was presented to the work of the local i troop.
 The church building committee met at | the parsonage last Friday evening in the interest of the campaign for repair 1 funds under tn edirection of Dr. William 1 E. Wilson, chairman. A special meeting | of this committee is called on Tuesday 1 evening in the vestry
 Sidney Oberman, the boy of ten, who was run over by an automobile a few weeks ago and severely injured is at
 
 as we'll as can be expected. Funeral services for Mrs. Liza Latour, mother of Mrs. Theodore Roland, were | held on Saturday morning at St. John s i church mass being celebrated by Rev. Richard P. Morrissey
 | A party was given Eugene Barr at i his home on Gallup street Saturday ev- ening when about fifty of his friends and i neighbors gathered to surprise him. There were many from out of town, Pa 1 chaug, Canterbury, Moosup, Sterling, l VoluntoWn, GlasgO, Ekonk, TaftviIle. There was dancing, games were played and refreshments served to all present. The music was furnished by William De- volve, accordion A. Varieur, violin, and Il Miss Loranda Hubbard.
 The annual membership drive for the Red Cross is in progress this week under the direction of Miss Joan M. Kirby head nurse at the Lawton Mills corpora II tion. The canvass on Plainfield street . is being made by Miss Lillian Haep anC
 Miss Adelaide Prentiss.
 ,i On Nov 4 Joseph Morrisette of Baltic was arrested and bound over to the. su , perior court for black mail under 2 i S1,OO0 bond. It is understood that ht has not been able to procure bonds an(
 is still awaiting trial.
 T Nov. 18th, Andro Romawitch was ar :, rested for breach of peace, found guilty
 and fined $1 and costs.
 Ralph Lewis of Danbury was tn, guest of W. s. Harvey and family 6vel
 the week end attending the Masoni
 concert and ball.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur c. Moffit spen
 Sunday in Wauregan.
 At the Congregational church sunda. = morning. the pastor spoke briefly of tn
 Red Cross campaign to be put on thi
 week, urging the people to enroll an e have a part in the splendid work don
 by this organization whose field is Worl
 wide.
 A communication was rsad from tn
 society's committee, calling a meeting fo
 Friday evening in the vestry to act up ;. on the resignation of a member of tn :, committee and to fill the vacancy by tn resignation The communication wa 2 signed by the committee, Roubert Rot 5 West, James Royle and Cecil L. Butle . The following were voted in at the laS ,. meeting of the society: W. E. Wilsol 2 w. ?. Barstow, Harold Barstow, Ca ' Mathewson, Robert |. Dawley, Everc < DawIey, Walter Cleland. Charles Barbe q John Ingfis, Charles F. Heap, E. a King, Henry Betterman Clifford Squire . Thomas Cooper, Fred Cooper, Percy V
 Wilcox, Samuel Baldwin, Sidney Natl T ewson, Thursner Greene, Elmer Greene. IT A nuptial mass at which Roger s Outlet of Jewett City and Marion Norir = Kelly of Plainfield were united in ma
 riage was celebrated Monday morning
 o'clock at St. John's chudch, Plaindel
 by the pastor, Rev. R. P. Morrissey IT witnesses were Uliss Outlet and Lillia
 Kelly.