Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-11
spent Thursday in worues-

Hathaway spent Thursday in Worces- ter.
 Miss Florence Hale has returned to her home in Hartford, after spending three months in Putnam and vicinity.
 Mrs. Reuben Sykes has been spend ing the past few days with her little daughter in New Haven.
 AIr. and Mrs. J. Van Dale are nov ing from Church street to South Main street.
 Mrs. c. E. Pratt, Mrs. George Hath away and her son Lloyd spent Friday in Willimantic.
 Food Exhibit at High School.
 Thursday afternoon many ladies at tended the food exhibition held at the Putnam high school under the aus piees of the cooking classes, Miss Shy der, the domestic science teacher. in the high school and the ninth grade of the Israel Putnam school, having taught the young people what they know about cookery. At the close of the exhibition the food was sold at auction.
 Celebrated Queens Birthday.
 At the meeting of the Pilgrims of Avalon. Miss Mary Wheaton, one of the queens. was given a delightful surprise by the young people in honor of her birthday. A birthday lunch was served and gifts were bestowed on Miss Wheaton.
 D. A. R. Chapters Anniversary.
 The fifteenth anniversary of the or ganizaCion of Elizabeth Porter Put nam chapter, D. A. R., will be cele- brated Monday by the members of the chapter. An anniversary luncheon Is to be served them in Odd Fellows hall, in charge of Mrs. s. M. Wheelock, Mrs. A. w. Bowen, Mrs. H. H. Davenport, Mrs. s. R. Huntington, Mrs. N. B. Andrews and Miss Elizabeth Clarke. l'Toasts and speeches will be an enjoy able feature of this feast. The meet ing of the chapter will be opened at three o'clock.
 Dr. Gildersleeve Succeeds the Late Dr. P. K. Hartman. It is now certain that Dr, c. c. Gill dersleeve of East Woodstock has de- l cided to leave his extensive country practice and at once take up the i'm portant duties of the late Dr. Patrick l H. Hartman in Norwich. It is doubt full if a better man could be found for place-a we'll established physician i in the prime of life, with years of sue cessful practice at his back, and with | local reputation in obstetrics and other l special branches of his profession, ir ! which his predecessor was an expert 1 Charles Childs Gildersleeve was borr { in Northport, N. Y. muved at an early ! age to New York city, where he was | edubated in the public schools and the l University of the City of New York He was graduated from Yale college | medical school, class of 1s9S, and latel from the Worcester City hospital, and 1 with office and residence in Eas [ Woodstock, he has practised in Wood. stock and surrounding towns for fiji teen years. He has been president O 1 the Windham County Medical asso citation, has been in consultation il | extreme cases with Dr. Overlook 0 Pomfret street and medical men il I Southbridge, Worcester and elsewhere
 and now has retained patients Ii
 Webster, Worcester and Boston. Hi I connection as physician and surgeon
 to the Day -Kimball hospital in Put
 nam for fourteen years is well known Dr. Gildersleeve is connected b.
 marriage with three of the first fami
 lies in Woodst6eb-th childs, the Pot
 ters, and Cerbins, is prominent j.
 school, ehHFeh and social circles. ]
 identified with the Masonic, odd Fei
 lows and A, 0. '. W. fRaternities, an
 as secretary of the Wesdsteok bear
 of edueafiea for the last seven year
 his SUCCESS has been naaRked, Mrs, giiAsRsieeve Was daughter 6
 BeaeaR Drank and Mary fEadfaBd 6sF bin af West Woodstock, Is & gEaAsIaf
 of WeEeestsr nsE4Hai sshesi, and successful teasher.
 In his regular practice the aeet6
 has locked over his new heldf nag } will Felaenaef hsw RttA the Aele 2