Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-24
PLAINFIELD

Parents night at the high school We'd nesday evening was a pleasant affair, greatly enjoyed by a large company of parents and friends. The principal, J. L. Chapman, spoke a few fitting words of welcome. expressing the appreciation of the teachers in seeing so many present. The following inter esting program was well rendered: Selections by the orches- tra and glee club. led by Edward W. Martin; bright and snappy sketch en- titled Making Choice, in charge of Miss Elizabeth Cornell and Miss Mildred Jen- kins; violen duet, Irvine Bellavance and Maude Kanahan, and the awarding of letters to the football team by Superin- tendent Chapman, who spoke enthusias- tically of the splendid team work and courage of the team in their fall cam paign. As the letters were given to each player the young ladies of the high school gave their rousing high school yell. The program closed with the singing of the new high school song. Refreshments were served under direction of Miss Jose pIrine s. Armstrong.
 Among those present were the members of the school board, c. L.. Butler, princi- pal of the grammar school in Plainield, Miss Ethel P2rkh1rSt. and good delega- tions of the parents and supporters of the school from Central Village, Wauregan Moosup and Plainfield.
 It was apparent to all that, although l there was a lack of room in the old | building, yet there was fine school spirit and the evidence of an institution fol higher education of which to be proud
 and one worthy of the new school build.
 ing in process of construction. Ernest Buell. has introduced a new fea, | ture in his Leghorn poultry farm by in
 staHing electric lights in all his hen
 houses. He expects to have his hens 1 working two shtfts-one for the day anG
 one for the night. s....
 Miss Dorothy Tillinghast has been en 1 toying a short vacation, spending severa
 days in New York, and returning Wed nesday.
 Mrs. William Krauss has been quite il with a nervous breakdown, but is fmprov | ing.
 I Edward Pratt has completed the con
 struction of garage for George Dean. j William Adams is constructing a con . crete sidewalk and approach to the Con gregational church in Central Village. II Mrs. Victor Burgefon, who has bee !. i'll with scarlet fever. is reported bette and is able to sit up. She has been unde , the care of her mother. Mrs. Alfred Ash } ley.
 ! 4n6 LhodnpSdS O1 the " HOnnAt1S B S1QO WeI
 entertained at whist last Tuesday after I noon by their president, Mrs. Charles I [ Heap, and a very pleasant time was CT } joyed by large company of ladies pre- B ent.
 ? It was wotkerS night at the vestry ( f the Congregational church on Thursda 3 evening. After the ticket committee, Clal d ence JefferS chairman, and the pubiica f committee had met. a large company r the workers for the bazaar came togetht : to hear reports from the various chairme h on the progress made and to listen F practical suggestions on the enterprise - hand.
 - Dr. and Mrs. wHiszn E. Wilson m - tored last Friday to Boston, returnir y early this week. They visited the y daughter, Miss Esther Wilson. stndyir e music in Boston, and their daughte lt Mrs. Samuel Warner, whose husband '- spending a year in research work and
 teaching in Harvard university.
 Mrs Walter C1eland has been i'll th
 week and confined to her bed. but is ah
 to be about again