Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-22
DANIELSOE AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

 held last Saturday evening in St.
 Johns hall has been postponed a week because Of failure of several of the boxers to make plans to appear on the evening agreed upon. Hereafter Promoter Cordier announces that forfeit will have to be paid by the principals in future bouts. It has been | announced. however. that the long ex- pected bout between Danny Doyle and | Kid McKenna has been made a cer-. talnty and will be held in the near future.
 Though the snowfall of Friday and | Saturday delayed the thaw somewhat, | 1t will be merely matter of days be- l fore the streets will be cleared of the | snow and ice. This brings to public at tention the need offregaining some of the streets that have suffered dur ing the winter. ! The travel of heavily loaded trucks and other vehicles through well worn
 ruts caused many holes in the maca-
 dam. South Main street has been a l notable example as well as from ment roadway has not been laid. l Tuesday night, March 23rd, is the date for the annual Trade School
 night at the local Trade School. The various departments will be open for inspection and exhibits of work done | by the pupils in their respective de-
 partments will be displayed. An other feature will be the operation of each
 section so that the visitors may see
 the process and method concerning l the manufacture of the different pro-
 ducts. The local Trade School is one
 of the best in the state and includes
 the following trades: Machinist,
 electrical, carpentry, textile drafting, cooking, millinery and sewing The
 opportunity of viewing this school
 is common. and the dirctors and
 teachers extend cordial welcome to attend.
 ,l By a business deal recently consum.
 mated the farm formerly owned by
 Clement Gilson, situated in the Saw yer district, became the property of
 purchaser from New York state. Mr. Gilson has no definite plans for the
 future.
 The snow that began Friday night l lasted all day Saturday, consequently , the poor travelling conditions of the
 roads spoiled the usual out of town , week end business. The Saturday crowd was reduced in size and trade , suffered.
 Clifford Gleason and Percy Rich week end. Both are students at
 Wentworth Institute, Boston.
 Wilbur c. Town of Putnam spent ; Thursday in Worcester.
 The members of the commercial law
 class Of Putnam High School were constant attendants at the Jordan-Co- mo case. decided last week in the su- 3 perior court in this city. The case was Of unusual interest, consequent- ,, | knowledge of court procedure.
 | D.k > matters with Bartlett High, of Web. :. stern, when it defeated the latter by g : score of 29-20 at the Putnam Higf : gymnasium of Friday evening. The playing conditions were excellent an( every inch of playing space was utiliz.
 ed the crowds being roped in at . n point where no interference with tn. e players was possible. It furnished { s l floor where the best team won. ant f Putnam's supremacy was decidedi, c established. It was a fast game iron r beginning to end and the local boy d deserve all the more credit for win, o ming from team of Webster's cali . bre, that, it must be acknowledged. t d a we'll balanced five. Webster seem e ed to have {. slight margin in tn e shooting department but Putnam 1 passing left the visitors far behird. 4
 crowd of over three hundred filled tn '' -s anu icquiEtu the 6erVlce = of a special policeman to keep order 5. Nelson, Putnam's fast center, droppe, e in six baskets from the floor and Cot e ter ran in four more Woodson' e passing and foul basket shooting wa # one of the brightest spots, in the game s The able defense work of Dobson an, d Snow kept down the Webster uuin n tets score, Bozinet excelled for Web y ster. the diminutive forward scorin
 fourteen of Webster's twenty pointt l. The lineup:
 s Putnam High. Bartlett Hid 'l Noodson Loy ls L. r.
 " S'otler '''.'...... .......-..... Bozine n Nelson ..................... Dwye Ie nobson