Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-03
PLAINFlELD

Mrs. John Baker Tracy's dancing class held a reception in Krauss' han Saturday evening. Krauss' orchestra furnished music A large number at tended. Among them were Miss An gusta Krauss, Helen Peterson, Minnie Becsert, Helen Gauthier, Irene Gauth- fer, Josephine Gauthier, Ruth Engales, Dolly Fisher. Mildred Shippee; also Wilfred Lacourse, Byron Provost, Richard Provost, Lawrence Burby, Edmund Iafrenien George Krauss, Harold Mercier, George ONeil. John Oates George Engales, Edward En- gales George Burton. Onia Mitchell, ''.r''o~ A.i-"h-" -"' Greenwood zeck Cotnoir. Jesse Alexander. Ibe ioIai ..,... -. -1ys went to Webster Friday evening to play Bart lett high school quintet for the cham pionship of the Quinebaug league. A large number attended the game. Af- ter 40 seconds of play A. Smith scored the first basket for the local high. John Smith. the first forward, received black eye. Dougherty hurt his right knee. It was child's play for the To- cal boys for from the start they play cd rings around the Bartlett boys 1 Dwyer, the first forward of Bartlett | High scored the only field basket the Webster boys scored. The first half ended with Plainfield in the lead, the score being S-2 The second half was much more exciting, a number of fouls | being called. For Allen, the foul shot of the local boys failed to ring any of | his trips. The Bartlett boys were game to the end, but hated to admit defeat- After the final whistle was blown the score stood F to 1 in favor of Plainfeld. By winning the game | Friday night the local boys have 1 brought home the bacon. The results | proved Plainfield the championship team of the Quinebaug league. 4 ! handsome silver cup was the reward. This is the second time that Plain l field high has been winner of the cup, winning the championship last year by defeating Bartlett High. A great 1 reception was given the team Satur- day evening. The students turned out in body and paraded the town. A brass band led the procession. | The lineup in the deciding game was as follows:
 Plainfield, Bartlett
 A, smith ...,.,............ c. Dwyer Centre.
 | Right Forward.
 1 K. Allen ...,.............. c. RanSa1t Right Guard.
 J. Collonan .......... R. Evans
 Left Forward.
 D. Jourett ........,....... W. Duprc Left Guard
 | A. Smith scored 3 baskets from the ! floor, J. Collonan 3 baskets, Smith 2 fouls. For Bartlett High. Frenchie 1
 basket, Ralf 2 fouls, Dwyer 1 foul
 Perry referee, J. L. Chapman tirae- ] keeper, Punk Collins, scorer. ! Clair OaNuieN SDeut tho yvoaIy a,, with relatives in Boston.
 John Oates was visitor in Boston over the spast week.
 Charles Fletcher has purchased a
 new ur-cylinder car.
 There Was a surprise party at the
 home of Mrs. and Mrs, Joseph Bernie1
 at 6S Old Village. Saturday evening Ice cream, cake, candy and soda were served. Games were played, and many popular songs were sung. 4 speech Of welcome was made by Mir. Burnier
 Miss Grace Watson sang and MT Potts played the piano accompaniment
 Among those who attended were: tht
 Misses Mary Burnier, Alice Burnier Rose Beauchemin, Ieona Beauchemin
 Alma Boseleil, Victoria Kagon, Ros' Charon, Annie Cornell, Rose Grenier Cormelia Burnier, Agna Burnier. Flors l course, Della Jacques, Joseph Conoy.
 CT, Ovilas Mitchell Jesse Alexander Augustus Coffep, John Leahy, Edmund
 Lafrenier, Albert Lafrenier, Josepl
 Burnier, Harry Burnier, Homer Sena
 cal. Louis Boseliel Edward Burke Chief Petty Officer James Smith, Ed
 ward Lyons. William Bradley, OviI, Cotnoir, Emery Lamoury, Harry Du
 cet Henry Rouberge, Fred Blanchette
 John Wakeley William Derosier ant William Hazel. After the various games and amuSements q cJIl1ticl was served at a handso~ely decorate,
 table. Joseph Burnier was toast.nas ter. Flags Of the allied nations deco rated the house.
 A social dance is being planned b, the Holy Name society.
 The Children of Mary Society heIt
 a meeting Sunday afternoon in tn Holy Name rooms.
 Clarence Winsor of Brown univer sity spent the weekend at his hom
 in this village.