Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-22
PoMFRET SCHOOL TEAM
Opens Season Teday-Games Sched-
uIed for Remainder Of Term.

Pomfret schools baseball team viii
begin its seasons schedule today (Sat-
urday). when it will open with Wen
dell academy as the visiting team.
team and w. v. Churchill the captain.
There are about 25 candidates in the
squad. The schedule, all home games,
IL as follows:
April %, Wendell academy: April 26,
Morris Heights; April 20, Rindge Man
ual Training school; May 8, Yale
scrub; May 6. Hartford public high
school: May 10. Worcester South high
school, May Is, Brookline high school;
May IL, Dean academy; May 20,
Choate; May "a, Worcester English
high school; May 81, Milton academy;
May 81, open; June 3. Taft school.
Opposed to Sweet Resolution.
That the Windham, County Medical
society is unanimously opposed to
any amendment to the medical prac-
tice act, permitting the practice of
bone setting by other than registered
physicians, and that the members of
the general assembly from Windham
county are requested to oppose any
such amendment, is the sense of a res
olution adopted at the annual meet
ing of the organization in this city.
This action was suggested by the UNI
usual notice attracted throughout the
state by the prolonged and snappy de-
bate in the house at Hartford last
week over the resolution that would
license Stephen B. Sweet of Griswo1d
to practice bone setting in Connect
cut While the resolution in its orig
inal form was rejected q substitute
for it in the form of an amendment to
the medical act passed at the session
of 1907. did pass the house and will
probably be up for action in the SEN
ate during the coming week The
amendment that the senate will
consider would allow the practice of
bone setting in Connecticut by persons
not registered physicians and also ex-
tends the privilege of doing such work
with the use of medicines or drugs
externally applied only"
Easter Concert at NJ. e. Church.
At the Methodist church thes Easter
concert which was postponed will be
held Sunday evening at o'clock. The
programme will be as follows:
Chorus, Hail the Blessed Easter
Morning: prayer, Supt D. b. Guilbert:
Easter Greeting. Walter Barnes; solo,
Love Shows in Our Eye. Charlotte
Potham: recitation and solo, The Les
son of the Torches, Earl Hughes; solo,
Easter Lilies, Ethel Brown; respon-
sive reading; reading. The Waterman,
| J.. f. Battey; duet, Rise MY Soul
| Misses Rawson and Cutler; The joys
| of Eastertide. Daisy Jacques; solo, Let
All Hearts Rejoice Today. Sammy
| Walsh; exercise, Three Easter Lessons,
Ethel Hughes, Janette Gilbert, Alice
| Devine; solo. Wonderful Hills,
| Florence Darling; responsive reading
| trio with chorus, Helen Devine,
| Florence Gilbert, Ruth Beicner; The
Master Is Risen. Hazel Perry: solo,
| Merry Bells, Lizzie Barnes; Send the
J Tidings, Bertha Richardson's: duet, Go
Home and Tell. Misses Cutler; respon-
1 sive reading: The American Indian
| Earl Hughes; Korean Boys. Stanley
Shaw, Clarence Shaw, James Luster;
male auartette, Messrs. Wilcox, Bat
tey. Trip and Marsh: remarks Rev
e. W. EeIcher; closing song. Crown
Him With Many Crowns benediction
General News.
G. E. Heath has moved to "a Me
At the next meeting of Putnam
chapter, No. Al. r. A. NJ, the M. M
p M, and M. E. NJ. degrees will be
] worked on class of candidates.
Ex-senator Arthur M Brown of Nor.
wich was in Putnam Friday.
E. e. Rhodes of Thompson, who wa.
operated upon for appendicitis at the
| Day-KimbaIl hospital, has so far re-
/ covered that he will be taken to his
home today Saturday.
State Divisional EngineerlF Wafder
/ Wright has returned from Sterling
where he has been surveying the state
| road during the week. His assistant
Edmund r. Gagne, has also returned
Mrs. William H. Taylor has beer
called to Springfield. Mass, by tn,
death of her father. Wolcott H. Day
Luther Day of Pomfret is brother O.
the deceased.
Mrs. A. ID. Mcintyre, who has beer
| critically i'll for the past week, is some
! what improved.
Attorney Huber d. Card is stayins
| with relatives in Willimantic