Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-12
MooslJP
Putnam Defeated q to 1e-tiarry Dsn-
 nison Present at Sunday School for Six ycars-Missionary Gathering
 Changed to Suit Norwich Meeting.

| l The Plainf1eld High school basketball I team at Putnam Friday evening de-. l feated Putnam High 24 to Is. This Is tne nrst team ever representing Plain- neld that has succeeded in beating a Putnam team on its own floor. Snappy passwork on % the part of the visitors them the lead, which they kept throughout the game. Smith was the individual star for PIainfeld, caging starred for the home team. each mak- ing three field goals, but found it inn possible to make any more after the Pla1nfield guards discovered their style goal the second half. and Baker man aged to get but one The game was said by many to have been the fastest game yet played in the league. Even the close score of 20 to 19 which was the result between the Webster-Plain- field game, was not an equal to this game This Is Plainf1elds third con secutive victory and if by defeating the fast Woodstocq team next Friday even ing in Milner hall, Moosup, P H. s. will be assured of third place in the league The lineup of the game fol- logs:
 Plainfieid. Putnam.
 Right Forward. aPoIer Baker
 Left Forward
 Daggest Maynard
 Center. s> Right Gaard N'e"aros'" Burby Maher
 Left Guard.
 Field baskets: PIainfield, Smith J5 Potter 4 Daggett 3; Putnam, LuSter 3, Baker 3, Richardson 1; foul baskets, Luster 2. Baker ?.
 News in General. E week at the home of Mrs. J. W. Tuck erman. The readers at the meeting viii be Mrs. ". W. Adams and Mrs. Matthew Barr. The Jolly Four are to hold another dance. :
 Present for Six Years.
 Harry Dennison has been present every Sunday for six years in the Bap- tist Sunday school and is to be pre- scented a Bible by the school
 Pastor Recovers. Rev. C. s. Nightingale, who has been 1 able to walk about again. He preached i Sunday at the Baptist church for the | first time in four weeks. The probationers' class met at the | parsonage Saturday afternoon at 3 l o'clock There was a good attendance. | Changed to Suit Norwich Meeting. The women's missionary meeting will | be held Friday afternoon at the home | of Mrs. E. F. CodIin. The meeting is l usually held on Wednesday, but be- cause of the missionary meeting in | Norwich on that date it was changed | to Friday, for this week only.
 Group Meetings. 'The group meetings which began last Monday evening are to be held | this week at the following homes: This (Monday) evening, at MT. and Mrs. T. E.. Mains; Tuesday, at Mr. and Mrs 5. R. Kitchens; Wednesday. at MT. and | Mrs. C. D. Salisbury's: Thursday. at MT. and Mrs. T. W~Potter's: Friday | at MT. and Mrs. Henry Gray's. All these meetings will be held at 7.3O D. m.
 Sunday, Feb. 18th, is Everybody at Church day.
 Waiting for Batteries.
 MT Bois, who has been working in he new exchange tele6hone Sbui1ding for the past few weeks left Saturday night for some other locality, where 1e will work until the batteries arrive tt Moosup. He will then come back 0 this office and finish up his work. Hr. Collins plans to leave some time lext week. He will be able to finish lis work so that return trip will be 
 Brevities. Moosup troop, No. 1, Boy Scouts of America, held a meeting Saturday ef- ernoon at the home of Edwin Lyon. \ couple of hours were very pleasantly pent.
 Yvonne Boudreau, Reynoid Mattieu md Alfred Delbac. students at As umption college, Worcester, spent 8 hort recess at their homes here in own. They leave for the college this , Monday) afternoon