Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-01
MOOSUP
Patriotic Dedication Service at Bap- tist Church-Stars Defeat Pirates Eight Four tenement Houses Nearly Completed.

A dedication service of Stars and Stripes was hel din the Union Plain field Baptist church, Moosup, Sunday afternoon at 4.15. 4 special invita- ton had been given the local c. A. R. veterans, Spanish War Veterans, Ladies of the G. A R.. the W. C. T. U., members of National Guard. the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls to at tend These different organizations formed in line in front of the Baptist church by the National Guard. The exercises were as follows:
 Organ voluntary, Mrs. c. Miller; hymn, Onward, Christian Soldiers, reading, the Lords Prayer Rev. J. w. Payne of Jewett City: anthem. To Thee, Country, chorus, Messrs. Stet- son, Sheldon, Hamilton, Nightingale, Day. 4. Mott w. Broadhead, Mott, Broadhead. Mcfarland: bue1e call na- tional guardsrnan: quartette, Tentins Tonight, A. Mott. MT. Hamilton Mir. Stetson and Mir Day: address. Bray tie Hymn of Republic, choir and con gregation; organ selection, Mrs. Mil
 At the close Of the service inside all assembled in front of the church and the following exercises were rem dered Bugle call. national guards man: LincOln's Address, Fred Sum: recitation. Elsie Nightingale; dedica-  song, Star Spangled Banner. Mrs. Charles Mcfarland: unfurline flag, Harry Denison: salute to the flag, by the assemblage.
 Heard and Seen.
 Edgar F. Dupuis of Providence spent the week end with his parents here.
 Joseph Bonnin. who has been i'll 'or the past three months resumed ii' work in the Cranska mill Monday morning.
 
 in Pawtucket, Providence and Attic boro, Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs. Charles SaEdarson with her daughter. Ruth, of Springfield, Mass, George Sanderson, in the AImyville village.
 Everett Salisbury who has been spending the winter in the south, has returned home.
 Miss Rena and Audna Piche spent Sunday with Woonsocket friends.
 Many Plainfeld and Central Village people attended the dedication ser afternoon.
 Stars Win From Pirates.
 The Kishwaukee Stars Sunday af- ternoon defeated the fast Pirate team on the Cranska baseball lot to 1. Fast fielding and good batting was displayed on both sides In the eighth inning the score was to in the Pirates favor and looked very much like victory for them when Rigness came through with a two bagger, knocking in the tying run. In the last part of the ninth another strasgler got OF bases and Mathieu made a clean three base hit, winning the game for the Stars. The lineup:
 Stars-Larose c. Piche D, Bign ess lb, Bonnin ss, A. Zercier 2b, F.. Ger cier 2b, F. Zercier 3b. Barnier If, Ma thieu of. Gelinas If. Pirates-Jouret c, Wjliett p, Corey 1b, Boyle ss, Bellavance 2D. Sweet 3b, Taylor If, Lavake Of. Moquin If.
 Motored to Worcester. Edgar Dupuis, Jean Bellavance. Leo Desodia, Albert Bellavance, Wilfred Tavineer and c. Bellavance motored to Worcester Sunday. They visited the Assumption college and met a number of boys from this place. They 1 made the trip in Mir. Dupuis' auto mobile. George Zercier of Bristol visited his 1 relatives here Saturday and Sunday. | Sunday, while motoring down Main | street the rear wheel of his automo- | bile slipped off. He was going at a | slow speed so escaped injury. Leo Banard, Lawrence Labeau. | George Bertram, Ernest Labeau and | George Despathy. attended a Knights | of Columbus third degree session in | New London, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leander Gardiner of | East Hampton spent Sunday at the | home of his mother, Mrs. William | Gardiner.
 Plainfield high school baseball team l