Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21
PUTNAM

this year eighteen boys, or six less than last year. These are: Henry Brousseau, Teddy Brousseau Merton Anes, Harold henneyi James Kenney. Chandler Morse, Allen Thayer. Ellsworth Sabin, Arthur Proulx, Louis Lussier, Jerome Andrews Leon Wilson. Gerald Marcy. Hurbert Clark, Henry Hawkins, Edward Keefe, Franklin Perry, and Alfred Montville. Sidney Hayward and LeRoy Arnes are expected to spend part of the next two weeks at camp Several of the boys went up Saturday to put tip the tents and get the grounds in good condition, and the rest went up Monday afternoon, with the scoutmaster, Rev. c. c. s. Mckay. The schedule for the day is as follows: 6, first call; 6.15 morning dip 6.s0, re yeille; 6.45. roll call; 7-7.S0, breakfast ]; 7.30-8, patrol duties 8-10, instruction and study in scout craft; 1O-11, athlet- ics; 11-11.45, swimming; 12-1. dinner ; 1-3, rest period; S-4, hikes; 4-5, swim ming; 5.30, retreat; S, supper; 7-S, free period; S-s. camp fire; 9-9.15, tattoo :; 9.30, taps.
 There are six sleeping tents, the scout masters tent supply tent and cook tent punched oi1 the pine needles on the top of a steep bank sloping to the lake The boys do their own cooking; and the feed reminds one of the army. There is a store near the camp where the boys get rid of their hard-earned money on candy and soda.
 Don't forget to go to Fenier South wick's auction Friday-adv.
 Mrs. A. W. Macdonald returned to her home in Putnam Tuesday after spending two weeks with Dr. and Mrs. William H. Holmes, of Mount Vernon. N. r
 Franklin Perry has returned to Put nam from New Haven, where he has l faN faxr he went into camp at the Woods camp ori Roseland Lake.
 Halford Letters, son of Mrs. Genivieva Letters of Grand View, was operated up- on for appendicitis at the Day KirnbaH hospital Monday afternoon.
 The Congregationai World Movement canvass of the Second Congregational church of Putnam resulted in sum slightly over $500. This is not quite the quota assigned to the Putnam church, but the committee in charge of the drive is pleased with the result, particularly since within the last seven months the parish has raised over s14,O00 for vari- ous purposes.
 Miss Natalie Dion. teacher at the Is- rae1 Putnam school, is in New Haven at l tending the teachers summer school at 1 Yale.
 Miss Emma J. Kinne, librarian at the Putnam public library. returned to Put 1 nam Monday night from New Haven where she has been attending the sum nner session for librarians at Yale Dur ] ing her absence Miss Harriett c. Brown was in charge of the library.
 1 The ineorporators of the Day KimbaIl | hospital held their annual meeting Mon ] day afternoon in the rooms of Frederick
 W. Seward, in the Union block Those present were John o. Fox, Byron D. Bug
 bee, Mrs. J. Bryden Kent, Mrs. Frederick J. Daniels Charles H. Brown and Fred
 erick. W. Seward all of Putnam; MT and Mrs. Charles o. Thompson, Pomfret George M. Sampson, Woodstock and Ed mund s. Backus, Thompson. Officers fol the coming year were elected as follows Marcus M Kimball, Pornfret Center president; John O. Fox, vice president | Charles H. Brown, treasurer Fredericl W. Seward secretary. Charles E. Searl of Thompson; Marcus M. Kimball, Pom fret Center; Ernest B. Kent, Putnam and Henry T. Child and Herbert Bower
 of Woodstock were elected as trustees t
 serve for three years.
 Following the meeting of the incorpor
 ators the trustees of the hospital held
 meeting also in the office of MT. Seward
 Present were Henry T. Child, Herber
 Bowen and George M. Sampson of Wood stock; Charles o. Thompson of Pomfret Edmund s. Backus of Thompson; an John o. Fox, Byron D. Bugbee "A $
 NJ. Wheelock of Putnam. The hous
 committee presented names of physician
 for the hospital staff, and their recon mendations were approved. The staff i as follows: Medical, pr. J. Bryden Ken
 and Dr. Frederick A. Morrell; of Put nam; surgical, Dr. s. B. Overlook Pom | fra .odi To,- D T1o T
 of Danielson and Dr. Robert c. Paine 0 Thompson consulting physician, Dr. H
 W. Judson, Danielson; anesthetist, Dr Marguerite J. Bullard, Putnam; obste trician, Dr. John J. Russell, Putnam occulist, Dr. George M. Burroughs, Dan ielson ;odontologist, Dr. Harry Hough ton, Putnam, visiting staff, Dr. J. N | Perreault, Danielson Dr. Ernest R Poke, Woodstock Dr. George Barnes | Dayville pr. A. A. Chase, Plainfield | Dr. G. P. Lamarche Putnam Dr. Ser
 nard P. Murphy, Putnam. Miss Nellie 1 l.. Bloxham was reelected superinsend | ent of the institution. The resignation ot | Dr. Edward F. Perry of Putnam, as ad l junct surgeon was accepted and the sec. l retary was instructed to send pr. Perry a letter from the trustees expressing | their regret at his resignation.
 i Drs. J. Bryden Kent, s. B. Overlook l A.
 and Edward F. Perry were in Williman. tic Tuesday attending the funeral of pr Theodore R. Parker
 Donaldo Boulay, son of Theodore Bou lay of the U. S. s. North Dakota i, spending two weeks furlough at hi. home here.
 Harry Rosoff is spending this weel
 at Ocean Beach, New London.
 Miss M. L. Marot of the Marot schoo for girls, in Thompson, who is now ii France, is expected to return to Thomp son about August 1.
 ElweH F. Kimball of Gloucester. Mass. has been elected superintendent of thu l North Grosvenorda1e schools and super l intendent of the Tourteilotte Memoria high school. MT. Kimball was principa
 of the Gloucester high school last yea and was selected from a list of twenty five applicants.
 I Putnam court of the Foresters of Anne rica met in their hall Sunday afternoon l for the semi-anni1al election, with the foi lowing results: Chief ranger, Clarenc.
 Brusseau; stlb-chief ranger, Benjamin Goitz recording secretary Eugene Al word; senior woodward, Lee Daigle; jun for woodward, Armand Daig1e; seniol l beadle, Joseph Desault; junior beadle W. A. Gauthier The financial secretar,
 and treasurer are elected for one yea
 and their terms of office do not expir, until January 1. James J. Charron il the present financial secretary and Ar mand Bellerose is the treasurer Fol lowing the meeting buffet lunch wa. served after which there was a srnok, talk
 I Rev. A. B. Coats of Hartford will sup l ply the pulpit at the Putnam Baptis | dov f,, ak e4 4I-.