Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-14
PUTNAM

Radical changes In the running time of some of the passenger trains on the New Haven road through this city are contem- plated to be made. effective on Sunday, April "A, it was stated Wednesday. Some of the changes that are reported as like ly to be made will not be at all pleasing to towns to the south of Putnam and along the route to Norwich The obiec- tions will arise out of the upset of mail deliveries during the early evening hours and of ones ability to get train out of here at a time, or whereabouts, that marks the end of the days work for travelling men and other persons who use the train service when it is possi- ble for them to do so without too much | inconvenience tothemselves. At the annual meeting of the Men's club of the Congregational church, Will fam L. Macdonald was elected president Attorney. Ernest. c. Morse, vice president and F. J. Daniels, secretary l The entertainment committee, which will have charge. of the arrangements for l banquets, parties, outings and entertain i ments, is made up of c, D. SAarpe, Carl ! T. Kent and Joseph Albert. The execu- tive committee consists of the president
 vice president and secretary treasurer and Rev. Boynton Merrill, pastor of the | church.
 l ] given in connection with the annua
 meeting andthe address of the evening
 was by Rev. William Beach Olmstead. o1
 Pomfret school who talked informally or
 the general subject Organizations and Optimism.
 At the present time the club has a membership of about 50 and the expeeta tions are, that this will be increased tc 80 or 90 within two weeks.
 Among the affairs that the club ha: planned is a concert to be given here
 by the Glee club of Brown university, [ i theatre party to Providence and meet i ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. s. Nix oloff. Every Sunday the club holds ar open forum for the discussion of grea variety of topics Recently President
 Macdonald has beent leading forum fo the discussion of army tests as applied
 to school children and the next discussion Is to be relative to juvenile delinquent and juvenile courts.
 The annual meeting of the windhan
 County Medical society is scheduled t
 be held in this city Thursday next, .Apri 21, at the Putnam inn, where dinner il
 to be served
 The meeting will be called to orde,
 by the president, pr. J. N. Perreault 0 Danieison.' Minutes of the last meetin;
 
 mittee appointed by the president. Un
 finished business will next, occupy. tn : attention of the meeting and then con
 sideration will be given to ,nniscellaneou
 business. Officers are to be elected fo the ensuing year and reports of dele gates received.
 The scientific programme prepared 10 the meeting will include paper on Pub lie Health Administration and the Phys
 clan. by Dr. John r, Black, Hartford commissioner of public health. and a pa : per on Medical Inspection of Schools b " Dr. G.. T. LaMarche of +his city. It expected that there also will be some vo . uwntary papers,
 The present. officers of the associatio are: President. J. N Perreault; vic
 president, Dr. Fred M. Smith secretar l treasurer. R. c. Paine censors. Dr. ? r H. Judson, Dr.. J. B.. Kent. Dr. F. I e Guild. - Captain J. J.. Whitehead. Jr. was bac . at his desk here Wednesday after return : ing from his European trip on which | T started early in the year With G. Lay renee Perkins of this city and Pomfre n Captain Whithead visited in Englar r and France, making,a motor trip throue @ all the famous fighting regions of Il e world war. Mr. Whitehead had intendt r to make visit in Denmark, but four y SO many transportation and other diff
 culties in his way that he abandone n this part of his plans. Since returnir