Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-18

of Private J. A. Vanasse post, No. sos, | Veterana of Foreign Wars. The evening was enjoyed by a large company, tho | hall being decorated and the music furn- | ished by Rapprs Cavaliro orchestra. The | pleasant event waa arranged by the fol- | lowing committee: Samuel J. Chsbotte, 1. Patrick Delaney, James Greenhalgh- Lu- cieH Mafcureile. Joseph Cournoyer, Nor man Whipple, Charles Gobille.
 Charles Rathhun of Westerly is living in Plainfield and is employed by Fred Gardner in construction work.
 Mrs. Liza Laeour died at the hsns sf her daughter, Mrs. Theodore Roland. on Thursday, after an illness of five weeks. Mrs. Latour was in her S5th year and was taken i'll with a shock.
 Edwin r. Murphy, dirsetar ct 1hs Community house since it was opened in 1920 has tended his resignation and Is leaving Plainfeld on Saturday. During the long and successful term of service | Mir. Murphy has made many friends who regret his removal to enter his fathers ! business in Lynn. The appreciation of Mir. Murphy and his work has shown by 1 the farewell reception given by the Com munity Association on Tuesday evening when the hall was beautifully decorated and a large company assembled. Music was furnished by the Philharmonic or chestra of Norwich, and refreshments were served and there were games and dancing.
 During the evening Robert R. West, in fitting words. presented Mfr. Murphy a watch and chain, the case was white gold and had his monogram cut init. It was a gift from the members and friends of the association.
 A pair of gold cuff links with mono gram was presented by Albert Bebeau for the Buddies, an organization of young men whom Mir. Murphy organized fer athletic work and who in their bas- iketball team lozt only one game last season.
 Mir. Murphy was enthusiastic in his work and carefully organized the va ried activities of the Community house and accomplished splendid results for the association. He will be greatly missed by a host of friends in Plainneld who wish him the best of success in his new enterprise.
 Mrs. NeIsie Hartwell, the new assistant director of the Community house, well comed her mother to PlsinfleId on Thurs day evening, who came from her home in Saratoga Springs to spend Thanks giving season with her daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. William E. BaFHtcAT vert visiting friends in Groton this week.
 The womaA's club held thsIr msathIy meeting in the pariers at the Community house, Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Charles F. Heap. ,fpresident, presiding. There twas a large attendance and refrsshments were served. Two new members were business the president introduced Rev William c. Prentiss. who gave his lee tuFe. on the Castles and Chafeaux o! France, illustrating his address ey nnort than hundred excellent stereoptie0r views. many of them taken by him dur
 ing his year of service in France.
 Mrs. Tebo and Mfr. and Mrs. Davi
 were callers recently at the home O
 Mr.. and Mira Eugene Bar.
 A the Congregational church Sunda.
 morning, the postor. Rev. William C
 Frcntiss. will preach on Facing tn
 Facts" Teachers are to report on thei
 part in the bazaar at the Sunday schoo service.
 : At the o'clock service in the evenini = there is to be special service in th interest of Scout work. Scout Executfv r IF. A. Benton of Norwich, ia to speak an II tpresent merit badges. Arthur L. .Pealt is George Young of TaftvilIe are also to b
 present and assist in the service. Willial
 Krzuss will play the violin and the Be
 Scouts will sing . song. 4 new Scot
 flag is to be dedicated.
 Charles Renshaw, formerly of Pacla | how of Nassau, N. F., paid a short viz to Plainfeld last week. His many ol
 friends were glad to see him agail T When Mir. Renshaw lived at Packer I h sang in St. Paurs choir, Plainfeld .. Frederick Lever of PIainisd was bar 'i tlzed in St. Paui'n church, on Sunday l2.30 D. m.
 r. St. Pauis Brotherhood meets twice s' month, the second and fourth Thur
 days. At the last meeting Ar. Johl is son was elected axsistaRt secretaFy '1 These meetings are yery informal ar Ievery member is free to exprcss h t opinion on any subject whafever. IT
 subject at the lase meeting was q
 League of Nations. '. After all those present fait that thi ss had talked enough and that there VI = no further doubt about the reaiisatiol af League of Nations the meeting a
 iourned. Coffee prepared by ". Coilt
 wars served. At their next meeting |
 Brotherhood win decide as 10 whether q. not the country is remain dry"