Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-04

At the M F. sunday Scnool contest the Army side was again victorious over the Navy in last Sundays rec ords. The Navy still totals 130 miles ahead of the Army in the complete record. The two sides evenly match ed, according to number, are racing to Berlin, attendance at Sunday school counting a certain number of miles. The winning side is then expected to receive a challenge from the losers for a return trip. Much interest is being shown at this contest.
 Wants to Play Woodstock.
 The Piainf1eId High school, basket ball squad is eager to schedule a cou' pie of exhibition games before the first league basketball game with the Will ii7nantic High school Dec. ,21. at Mill ner hall The management is trying to schedule a game with the Wood stock five. a team which defeated the Piainfields last year at Woodstock. The local boys are not particular as to whether the games are played at home or away and it-is expected that game to be played Dec. 14 at Wood stock. If possible Piainfeld will play two games during that week
 Resume Studies.
 Louis Piche. student at the Sa- cred Heart college, Central Falls, R. l., spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. Joseph Picf1e
 Howard Tyler. who is taking a course of study at the Eastern Radio Insti- ute. Boston; spent Saturday and Sun day at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Steven Tyler.
 The high school senior cast held dress rehearsal at the Peoples thea tre, Monday evening of the play, Our Wives. Benjamin Dawson is coaching the players.
 Francis Collonan; student at Holy Cross college, Worcester, went back to college Sunday afternoon after spending the holiday recess at the home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. J. S. Collonan. in Almyville.
 Alfred Delback and Nicholas Caron returned to Assumption college. Wor- cester, Monday morning after spend ing few days at their homes here.
 Honor Roll and Service Flag.
 The members of the M F. church are planning an honor roli on which will appear the names and what branch of service each member of the church is in. X service flag is also to be purcha sed.
 S. P. Green of Sterling Hill was Moosup caller Monday.
 Skating Good.
 = Central Village cove is. covered witt, nice smooth ice and is affording ex- cellent skating. Transferred to Philadelphia.
 Ovide Champagne who recently en- listed in the aviation corps and was stationed, at Fort Slocum, has been ordered to. Philadelphia. He writes home that he likes the aviation branch of the service very n;lel1. 5"
 Alex. Lussier and. Codeliia Lussier spent Saturday. Sunday and Monday in Providence. : Floyd Boyle was caller on friends in Arctic Sunday.
 Champagne returned NJon- day, after spending a number of. days on trip. visiting friends in Wsoor- socket. Providence and Arctic. -
 Au-Day Hike.
 :. Moosup troop, No. 1, Boy Scouts of America, went on an all-day hike on Friday afternoon with their scoutmas- ter, Rev. W. c. Darby. The boys left their rooms on Main street at about s.s0 and took cross-cut to Sterling Hill from there to the town Of Sterl- ing J and then followed the railroad track home, finishing the trip at about [ o'clock. The boys enjoy these hikes very much and look forward to them sach week
 Mir. and Mrs. .Hoyard E. Main and amily returned Saturday night after 1 spending a few days at the home of | Yrs. Mains father. MT. Oldham, in l Providence. They made the trip in | Mir. Mains car
 Frank Bodo, who has been employ l d by the Shore Line Electric Rail- way Co.,. as conductor for the past | rear, has entered the employ of Mar :hesseault Bros. as clerk MT. Bodo worked as clerk in this store a few i Tears age.