Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-20

son, Vernon Royle, took an auto trip re- gently visiting friends in Pennsylvania, Providence, New Bedford and Fall River Mass.
 An auto party made up of the follow ing young people attended the Harvard Brown game at Cambridge on Saturday: Harold Hopkins, Ralph Hopkins, Charles Hopkins, Milton Windsor, Clarence Wind sor, Emily Hopkins. Marjorie Windsor. Vivian Cleland, Marion Cleland, Adelaide Prentiss. .-
 John Albro has finished building his
 garage. The work was in charge of Fred
 Gardner q
 ,ATarden T. Prentiss was home over
 Sunday from, Brown university. He was one of the Boy Scouts to receive merit
 badges at the Scout service held at the
 Congregational church on Sunday even- ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles A. Jerome ob- served in quiet way, their wedding am
 niversary on Friday evening.
 The committee on decorations for the coming bazaar at the Congregational church will meet the chairman, Edward
 King, on Monday evening at the Inn. The Camp Fire Girls will meet Tor special work with their guardian, Mrs.
 Henry W. Fountain on Pleasant street | The Masonic concert and ball given at
 the Community house on Friday evening ] was a great social event in the life of l Plainfield. The people have come to l look forward to this annual event as an
 occasion both. unique and vital in inte.
 rest and this years program was no ex- i ception A large company gathered ! which filled to capacity hall whiche was \ beautifully and 1artistically decorated. ' An orchestra of fifteen pieces from l Willimantic furnished the music for the ! evening From eight to nine. Tissoch: \ serenaders and entertainers of the White il Bureau of Boston rendered an excellent I program. deHghting the large audience 4 and receiving encore after encore. Moth ! ing better in the way of entertainment < has ever been heard in this locality. The 4 Yissochi serenaders included the follow ing musicians and reader: Andrew 1 Vfssochi, accordion Emily Taylor, so- prano and <saxophone; and Gladys Ja' cobson, reader and pianist.
 | The ball opened by the grand marct | which was led by Archie Hutchinson oi Moosuu, grand master. There were many present from out of town to. enjoy the fes. tive occasion. A buffet lunch was served
 during intermission.
 The committee in charge were the fol lowing. Everett $. Dawson. H. Elmer [ Lewis, John W. Lees, James Royle, liar old J, Lewis, Paul ". Roper.
 T There was also an auxiliary committee Ralph S. CrockeE George B. Kay. Georg' A Hutchinson, Dr.. Harry S. Howard l Henry L. White, Philip R. Peterson, Cliff l ford D. MoIenaor.
 On Tuesday evening the Plsiniel
 Community house was the scene of yer. N gay party. The hall was decorated wit Il oak leaves and chrysanthemums and b. sd eight o'clock 1t seemed as though tn n whole of Plainfeld had gathered there [ el bid a1dieu to Edwin Murphy, their directo vi tTle~had handed in his resignation yer . much to their regret, and to tell hir
 how much they appreciated his wor . among them. An orchestra from Norwic F Furnished the music for the dances an
 after the second dance MT Murphy wa
 i called to the center of the floor by Rot h ert West who in a few words told of tn
 good work he had done and presente . him with very handsome watch, chai :. and knife 1pitR the inscription ''Frol i l your friends in Piainfeld."
 o Before Mir. Murphy could respond A : bert Bebeau presented him with pair ( al gold cuff links from the ''Buddies.p th . junior basketball team. MT. Murphy wa C l surprised and very much overcome bJ
 thanked his friends and told them of th ,el wohderful cooperation and good feelfn 7 ltrat he had received during his stay wit E them. Surprises did not end with Tues