Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-20
PUTNAM
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In New York this week attending the annual sessions of the Retail Dry Goods association, of which he is one of the szfcunders.
 Principal Snow of the Putnam High .zschool announced that next Wednes- day the best Parents night program < ever arranged will be given at the high school and it is expected that the . rxent will bring out Q large number interested in the school and its work.
 Ihs Thursday evening prayer meet ing for members of the Methodist church was held at the home of D. B. Gilbert.
 Rev. G. C. s. MacKay. pastor of the Putnam Baptist church, will go to . AFilirant1c Saturday to begin series e. e-rv .ces to be conducted in that city iu conjunction with Rev. X. D. Car . p27tsr.
 5 Atto-aey William Patron and his . brothe-. John Patron, both of Boston. - asd formerly residents Of this city, z Sero vs,tCrs here on Thursday.
 Second paPe-s were issued by Clerk .t- M. Warner of the superior court on Thurs 7qy to persons qualified to re- $ ccive them.
 z Tho Church and the Modern World . Tas the subject of Rev. Boynton Mer- TT at Thursday evenings prayer b 1f,en-t7@ at the Congregational church. p This 2 tEe first of series of lecture sermons to ta given during the Lenten - ss7s3a by Rev. MT. Merrill.
 Tke common council has recom- I,lead=d approximations for varioFls city 5,e-ar1r77crlte far tte ersuino wear as follows: Ere dcrartrl'eTat. $9,0oo: po- li-a. s--51G. cit cour,, $1.S99; high ways S2.NoA; sewer upkeep. S?e9; r,c~e-2l expense s4.ONA: street lights, S7.700: city clerk. S400; interest, s. 500: iaritor $te0: fuel and light s250; rp ray interest ard part of the deht of 13I5-1i. special street improvement appropriatioE, $1,S00 The recom- sraendati3ns of the council will be passed upcn at the annual city meet i,-g scheduled for March 3. The attractions at the IccaI bowling alleys were enhanced Wednesday e.-eni1-s by the presence of several women boWle.s who came down with fre f-c intent Of breaking the high raco1ds If the alley. Though they failed of this, nevertheless several new records were established.
 An entertainment was held at the Israel Putnam school hall Wednesday evening by members of grade six. A good cr17r3 attended and quite sum was realized.
 !'lzlss are being made for the pro- EraT o1 Parents night. Feb. 25, in the Nigh school auditorium. Everyone -conee-rod is endeavOiing to surpass the records Of L'revious years.
 The game with Southhridge High school advertised for tonight (Friday) has been. caliel off. duo to an error in the Southb-iase schedule. This is to prevent ppo;ntment of any who might believe that game is to be reid -iaIa5er Ballard is endeavorine to secure sO3ael premier games next week to make uD for the scarictv of gaTres played within the last fort night.
 Putnam Hi=h continued it's winning streak Tuesday evening when the team defeated tfe Pomfret school bas- ietball team by the decisive score ot 3l-9. Putnam outclassed the heavier and older team in every department and stage of the game. shooting nrac- fically at will and preventing their op- p9rents from Eatting hardly a. shot Ie5son. was nigh scorer of Putnam dropping in five neat baskets. while Kerr led the prep school quintet wftt n fetal Of five points. The summary:
 Pomfret. Putnam.
 R. F. Dumaine ..:......:,.. Dobso1
 L.F. = L. Kerr ..............,... NeIso,
 c. -'7-9'- Draze ''..'.''.r:.;..'. D x Chase, Ame' HenderSon ................. I,ourY
 oGais from f9oor, Putnam. Dobso1
 Goals from floor, Putnam. Dobsor maine, L. Kerr baskets from ire, tries, Woodson 4. K. Kerr 5; total Putnam 21, Pomfret g; referee Browne.
 The night school held an entertain ment in the high school auditorium Thursday evening under the super vision of Lewis r. Battey. E. E, Eli had charge Of the music.