Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-02

hospital, is spending few days in Hartford
 About three hundred members of the Odd Fellows were in attendance at a meeting in Union hall Saturday evening at which the second degree team from Fairview ,Lodge of Groton, Conn. work ed the second degree on class of can didates. numbering about twenty. The Groton lodge sent a delegation aside from the degree. team, and lodges in Central Village and Danielson were | well represented. District Deputy Ash ley Of Central Village was in attend. ance. After the degree working, the meeting adjourned to Odd Fellows hall where the Rebekahs served sup per
 Miss Hannah Pease became mem Der of the Congregational church at a communion service Sunday evening. Anselm Mayotte Post, American Le- 1 zion. holds meeting this (Monday) evening in the Arcanum Club rooms when plans for Memorial Day observ- ance will be discussed.
 The common council holds a meeting Tuesday evening in the council cham Der
 Putnam troop of Boy Scouts meets on Tuesday evening in the High school gym.
 About fifty sailors bound for Hartford were passengers on the 6.25 west bound train through this city Friday evening. Grsve street is being put in condition for the summer. Three houses in row have been renovated and several others are to be painted soon On the highway, the stretch from the corner of King street to- the Soldiers monu- ment has been filled between and for a slight distance on each side of the troll ! ley track with crushed stone, and the rest of the road as far as South Main street will soon also be fixed up the same way.
 Putnam Highs baseball team gees to Woodstock tomorrow. (Tuesday) after noon to play it's second out of town game, with Woodstock Academy. Friday afternoon the team. stays home and tackles the fast Plainfield bunch. Plain field had a fine basketball team and the f fact that their baseball team trimmed l Killingly High recently shows that they = have team that ought to nut up a stiff contest. So far the local team has won : every game, defeated Willimantic there |. and s pickup team and the State, trade e school at home.
 The Canadian. Athletic club held ar open checker night at the club room: S on Providence street Friday evening > About fifty members and guests wert present. Joseph German of Ballouville o who was expected, found at the las q moment that ne would be unable to at tend in most of the contests the cIul T. members played against visitors, bu l. there was no effort made to play a tour o nament The players were nearly even ly matched and it was very evident tha 'e if tournament is arranged for, ther 10 will be many strong contestants. Tn II contestants for the visitors were N. E
 Geissler, Henry J. Dubois George Cor T. nell Harry Burton, and Edward I re Perry. The club was represented by Jc le seph Beaudreault, Pierre J. Bonin, Wi
 fred Gaulin. Arthur Pepin and A. Guel n tin. At the close of the contests, NJ l. Gaulin and MT. Bonin played an exh s: bition match on the large board, whic III is more popular with the club member H. than the game on the smaller board F chess tournament is being talked of ar 1e it is plan, later to have an open che;
 night at either the Arcanum club
 the C. A, C.
 2. .FfIena Grenier, 5s, of North Gro 'ss' venordale, died at Preston. Connectic' sI Friday. Funeral services will be he so at St. Joseph's church, North Grosveno og dale. Burial will be in North Grosve '0 ordale.
 5s The elirnInatisn contests have beg,
 for the selection of teams to represe
 Putnan's grammar and high schools S4 the inter-town contests between u 7s grammar and high schools of this tov 51 and of Killingly. The number of pup 6s considered for the team at the hi "A school has been narrowed tc about . dozen, of whom eight will be on t 5s team. and two will be selected alt' ., mates.
 mn m No word has as yet been received " garding 8 mandolin which one of { i' Brown university musicians, who recer ly gave an entertainment in this ci
 left in an automobile by mistake, thin
 ing that he was putting it in one of t
 cars used to transport the company.
 Rev. Jehn C. stsAard, recently nan
 pastor of the Baptist church, co
 nenced his duties here Sunday, spea
 ing on The Disciples Prayer at
 morning service and on Putnam's l
 trene Need in the evening services.
 GesrEe Brsusseaz .,24, has been
 pointed assistant. manager of the P
 nam High school baseball squad.
 Aayoung man arrested, charged V
 driving with no registration, is sch
 uied to appear in, city court this (M day) morning.
 Three applicants fer membershts
 Putnam Troop of Boy Scouts, Wa
 Turner, William Aldrich and Franl
 Perry, teek their tenderfoet tests fl
 the scoutmaster, William F. Penney,
 Saturday afternoon. Four other car
 dates, Ebert Woods, Mathewson I ner, Sidney King and Harold Arneld
 also recent additions to the troop.
 Pestmaster Alexander GnMan sta
 Saturday that to date the 45 caliher
 tornatics which are te be used as eal
 rient by the employees handling vaIua mail in the local office have not arri,
 Mir. Gilman received. word some t
 ago that they were to be shipped to
 post office. as well as others, so |
 they might be handy in case of atten
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