Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-18
PUTNAM
County Medical Society Holds One Hundred Twentieth Meeting-Week's Marriag ges-Tra transfer of Hotel Li- cense-Pians for Sunday School n- stitute


 At the Putnam Inn Thursday the 120th annual meeting of the Windham County Medical society was held, as sembling at 10.30. Dr. Edward F. Per " of this city, president of the as sOciatiOn called the meeting to order the first business of importance being the election of officers for the ensu- ing year.
 In conformity with the practice of the association, the vice president Dr. Clarence E. iSmonds of WiIlfman- tic was elected for the ensuing year. Dr. c. E. Hill of East KilIingly was elected vice president and Dr. w P. s. keating of Willimantic was re-eiect- ed secretary treasurer. The censors selected. Dr. W. H. Judson, Danielson: Dr. Francis Downing, DayviIIe; Dr. George M. Burroughs. Danielson. Dr. s. B. Overlook, Pomfret. was elected counselor.
 After the transaction of routine bus mess President Edward F. Perry deliv- cred his address the subject, Unprofit- able practice. A feature of the meet ing was the address by Hon. Charles E. Searls. state attorney, of this city, his subject being Rights and Liabilities of the Physician and Surgeon Under the Law. This was an extremely in teresting general address and was very much appreciated by the members. Growing Pains was the subject of fine paper by Dr. Ernest R. Pike of East Woodstock
  ranged. excepting the paper on Acute Bright's Disease, the author Dr. J. A Girouard of Wiilimantic being unex- pectedly detained in that city.
 One new member was taken into the asaUC-2t@G at the meeting, Dr. c. A. Jenkins of T[.S44l=te1antic.
 At 1.30 a special dinner was served to those attending the meeting by Landlord E. C. Rogers.
 Those present were Dr. Laura Hills Dr. C. E. Simonds Dr. W. P. S Keat- ing, Willimantic; Dr. F. E. Guild Windham; Dr. George M. Burroughs. Dr. W. H. Judson, Danfelson; Dr. Fran cis Downing. DayviIIe: pr. c. F. Hill, East KfilingIY: Dr. s. B. Overlook Pomfret; Dr. T. R. Parker. Williman- tic; Dr. E. P Perry. Dr. J. B. Kent, Putnam; Dr. Ernest R. Pike. East Woodstock, Dr. A. M. Paine. Thomp- son.
 Law May Identify "M I. Right"
 Official interest in determining the identity of 'SM. L Right" who writes some interesting opinions about how fires have occurred here within the past few months, was manifested Thurs day and there was some talk to the effect that legal action might be sought to establish his identity if the informa- tion cannot be gained in any other way. It is said that the police are seeking to find out who the writer is. for reasons of their own, but this could not be verified.
 Murphy HeIIicker.
 A marriage here Thursday after noon by Attorney Howard G. Bra afford, justice of the peace, was that of Miss Ruby Hellicker and Edmund Murphy both of Worcester. The bride is 21 years of age. the groom one year her senior. She gave her occupation as an envelope factory employe. Murphy is a railroad man. They returned to Worcester soon after the marriage cer- emony was performed.
 Hogan King.
 Announcements were sent out Wed nesday evening of the marriage We'd nesday afternoon al the home of Nel- son King Grove street, of his daugh- ter, Miss Aline E. King and Frank L. Hogan, both of this city. MT. and Mrs. Hogan are now away on their wedding trip after which they will live on Farrows street in this city. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. J. R. Stuhbert pastor of the Bap- tist church.
 Young Forgers Still Missing.
 No trace had been found up to Thursday night of Armand Bibeault and Alfred Lafontaine, wanted for forging four checks. The bows have evidently made good their prom