Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-17
PLAINFIELD

thursday evening the Builders club held meeting at the Community house. Following the short business session sup per was served by the refreshment com mittee. Over fifty members attended, including Miss Kirby, Miss Leathers, Miss Doris Baxter, Miss Walsh, Miss Enright, Miss Helen H-.'5ey, Mrs. Edward King, Mrs. Ida Ouilmo1te, Misses Laura and Eva Lamothe, Miss Irene Gauthier Miss Oceana Gauthier and Yvonne Gau- thier, Mrs. Louis Lamothe, Miss Lillian Crooks, Miss Edna Larachelle, Miss Della Mercy of Jewett City; Miss Eve lyn Dawley, Misses Norine and Lillian Kelley, Miss Lillian Beaulac, Miss Vie toria Kagan, Miss Evelyn Campbell, Miss Ferdinand Lafranier, Miss Bernier, Miss Courture, Miss Pauline Peltier, Miss Ruth Higginbottom, Miss Edith Berth whistle
 Albert Phillips and his mother are en- tertaining the formers niece from New Bedford, a daughter of Mir. and Mrs Irving Phillips.
 Miss Gertrude S. Avery, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Dwight s. Avery of Nor wich Town who received high honors at the Connecticut Woman's college, is a descendant of an old Plainfeld family who lived on Academy street and stood high in social, church and school life of ahis village before their removal to Norwich.
 The graduating class of Plainfeld grammar school held exercises at the Community house Thursday evening. She program follows: Overture, orchestra March, by orchestra prayer, Rev. ". c. Prentice; piano duet, Misses Irene Se- nay and Blanche Dupere; salutation, Dolmas Jarvis; piano solo, Miss Rose Dnh NTov ,f TrI, Miss Hilda Walsh instrumental trio, Misses lone Barstow and Jeanette Noel and Herbert Phillips; valedictory, Amy Dorrance; conferring of diplomas by Supt. of Schools, John L. Chapman clas sode; commencement address, Prin- cipal George H. Shafer. Willimantic Normal school. The graduates are, lone Barstow, Albert Deshamps, Amy Dor rance, Rose Dubeau, Blanche Dupere Lewis Gallup, Doris Generous, Cora Cleve, Dolmas Jarvais, Donald Lee Margaret Lees, Henry Levesque, Ed | ward Listee, Ernest Mercier, Jeanette 1 Noel, Herbert Phillips, Herbert Reilly Irene Seney, Hildo Walsh teacher. Miss l Margaret Sullivan; principal, Cecil l. Butler; class colors, garnet and gold | class flower, carnation; motto. Away. Aim Higher. The class officers are i Amy Dorrance, president; Irene Seney vice president; Edward Lister, secre tary; Hilda Walsh, treasurer. | Omer Pepin of Taftville has entered the Lawton mills and is making his hom, 1 at Lawton Inn.
 L. Engler of Norwich and U. Lafranc of Central Village were business caller here Friday
 ". D. Gardner of Boston spent Frida. visiting Plainfield friends
 Philip R. Shapiro of Hartford was tn guest of friends here on Friday.
 c. V. Pendleton of Norwich was i
 Plainfield Friday.
 Noah Arseneault of Pawtucket ha returned home after spending a few day as the guest of his brother Henry Arse
 neaillt.
 Charles Reynolds recently moved hi
 household goods to Glasgo.
 Mrs. Albert LaBarre, Miss Albina La
 Barre and Joseph Benoit of Taftvill
 motored to Plainf1eld Thursday evenin
 visiting friends
 Philip Houle was in Providence Wet
 nesday.
 The Plainfield military band, John \ Swahn of Norwich, leader, held rehear.
 al Wednesday night. The band will e. , cort the Odd Fellows in Central Villas Sunday, June 18th.
 l The secretary recently received le 1 ter from Worcester resident who was . Jewett City at Memorial Day when u
 band played there, stating that he wan l to have the band play at the Worcest, t county fair.
 Mrs. Berwick, wife of Rev A W. Be s wick, formerly of Plainfield, now of Mel n don, H., with her little son. Arthur
 now on visit to her parents in Ri n eredge. N. J She stopped in Chicago f ' a day's visit with Mrs. Evelyn HudsC
 of Plainfield. who Is studying at u c Progressive College of Chiropractic
 Chicaxn.