Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-14

of J. Irving Maxson, until MT. Cove be- came a member of the firm.
 There is considerable interest in the tuberculosis exhibition to be given in Westerly, commencing today (Monday) and closing next Saturday, under the direction of the Rhode Island state board of trade. and in charge of a local committee composed of Drs. Michael Fl. Scanlon, John Champlin, Anne L. Waite and William A. Hillard On the opening day lectures will be given by Dr. Alexander B. Briggs president of the state board of health. and by Dr. Gardner T. Swarts, secretary of the board The exhibit is under the joint auspices of the state board of health the local physicians association. the society of visiting nurses, and the local committee of prevention of tubercuIO- sis, and is for the public not only of Westerly and vicinity, but of New Lon don county and elsewhere in COnnecti- cut, as well as in Rhode Island. The exhibit is free. as are also the incident al lectures. Next Friday evening Dr. Edward J. Brophy of Norwich will be the lecturer.
 Sunday afternoon Dr. Swartz ex- plained the exhibit to those who are to serve a s demonstrators. and later in the afternoon gave a general lecture on the exhibit, it's purpose. and expect td ItStlllS III w eSleEiE He DIO2Ga1nnlS for the week has been arranged as fol- lows:
 Monday, Nov. t4-Opening day.
 Afternoon session in charge of Sam uel C. Wehste., NJ. D.. and Russell B. Smith, M. D., assisted by Mrs. Charles Perry and Mrs. Henry R. Segar.
 Evening session in charge of Michael Fl. Scanlon, NJ. D.. introducing A. B. Briggs. M. D. pre- ,dent. and Gardner Y. SwartZ. NJ. D.. secretary of the state board of health. Assistants-AIrs Frank A Sherman Mrs. David McCt NewalL Arthur M. Cottren, Judge John w. Sweeney. William L. Clarke, Dr. J. Hobart Chapman and Rev. Peter Me Oscar.
 Tuesday, Nov. 15-Ouarry workers day
 Afternoon session in charge of J. DeNere Barber M. D, and John l.. May, M. D., assisted by Mrs. Charles P. Cottrell and Mrs. c. Byron Cottren
 Evening session in charge of John Champin. NJ. D., introducing Jay Perkins. NJ. D.. chairman Providence League for the Suppression of Tuber- Stillman. Rev. F. c. A. Jones. Hon George H. Utter and Dr. Edwin Whit ford
 Wednesday, Nov. 1G-Froley day.
 Afternoon session in charge of J. Howard Morgan. N D. and c. Grant t0ct q 1s M. lJctSSlSLGi DN AlIS- 1fdiIeS J. Butler, Mrs. Frank c. Pagan and Mrs. O. r. Nichols
 Evening session i'll charge of William A. HiHard, NJ. D., introducing Albert Y. Phelps, M D.. late professor of anatomy. Medical College of Ohio. assisted by Miss Harriet F. CottreH Mrs. William Clark Mrs. John Champ lin. Rev. Samuel Cathcart Rev Sam uel H. Davis and Dr. A. IT. Spicer
 Thursday, Nov. 17-Mothers' day.
 Afternoon session in charge of Annie !. Waite. M. D.. assisted b. Mrs. stanton, Dr. Edwin Whitford. Mrs. Charles Perry. Mrs. Henry R. Segar and Miss EseIle Murray.
 Evening session. At this session the exhibit will be open but no lectures will be delivered. An opportunity win be given at this time for foreigners to visit the exhibit when interpreters will make the demonstrations
 Friday. Nov. 1S-Fraternity day.
 Afternoon session in charge of Frank | Payne, M. D. and William c Thompson. NJ. b. assisted bv Mrs. Fred C. Buffum and Miss Helen Segar.
 Evening session in charge of John l.. May, NJ. D.. Frank c. Pagan. M. D.. and Edward !. Rrophy NJ. D. assisted hy Mrs Cliford " Campbell. Mrs. WiI- liam A. Hfllard. Rev. Dr John Neale. Judge AJherti F. Stillman, Dr A H.
 
 Saturday. Nov. Manufacturers day.
 Afternoon session in charge Of Ntirhaei IT. Scanlon. VI. D. and John Chanplin. N D.. assisted by Mrs Iouis J. Franllenstein, Dr. w. H. Holmes Ir.. superintendent of schools of Westerly and sDr. ". IT. Perry. superintendent of schools of Stoning- ton.
 Evening session in charge of c. Grant Savage, M. D. introducing Row land c. Hazard, trustee of the Rhode Island sanatorjum at Walum Pond assisted by Mrs. ]. DeFere Barber. Mrs Frank !. Payne, Lewis Stanton. Hon. Louis ". Arnold, Dr. John NJ O'Connell and Dr. James NJ. Crowley
 Sunday, Nov. 20-E,very ybody's dav.
 Afternoon session in charge of liar old P. Kenyon. NJ D.. Frank L Payne M. D., and Harry Lee Barnes, NJ. D. superintendent of Rhode Island state Gana toridn for tuberculosis at WaII11rn Lake, assisted by Mrs. George H Irt- ter, Joseph T. Murphy representative elect to the general assembly. and Dr Joseph F. Smith
 Evening session in charge Of Samuel q. Webster. Nj b, and FstVdr R .Ayis. NJ D. assisted by Mrs. George N. Burdck, Miss Emma s T4angworthv Charles Perry. Hon. Albert H. Lang worthy Dr. D. w. Stanton and Dr. AL eXander C. Ferguson.
 On the morning Of elch school day an opportunity will be given children of all public and parochial schools ro