Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-22
PUTNAM

Dr. F. E. Smith, of Wilimantit, was elected president of the windham Coun- ty Medical Society at the annual meet ing of the organization held at the Put nam inn here Thursday. Dr. G. T. La- Marche of this city was elected vice. president and Dr. R. 0. Paine of Thomp- son secretary treasurer. Dr. 8. B. Over look of Pomfret was named as counsellor and Dr. w. H. Judson of Danielson, Dr. R. c. White of Willimantic and Dr. J. B. Kent of Putnam as eensors.
 Drs LaMarche and Paine were elect ed delegates to the meeting of the state medical society and the following county delegates were named: Fairfield, Dr. F. F. Smith; Hartford, Dr. s. B. Overlook; Litchheld, Dr. J. Arthur Girouard of Willimantic; Middlesex, Dr. c. H. Kings bury, of Danielson; New Haven, pr. J. Owen 0'Neill, of Willimantic; Holland, pr. Francis Downing, of Moosup. pr. J. N. Perreault, Danielson. who has been president of the society during the past year, presided at the business meeting. Two new members were elect ed-Dr. Carl Phillips of this city by transfer from a Massachusetts N z cal society. and pr. Henry c. Dixon of Dan- ielsen.
 The physicians attending the meeting were pr. Perreault, Dr. Judson, Dr. Ma thaniel Hubbard, Dr. eGorge M Bur roughs and Dr. Dixon of Danielson. pr. George M. Barnes. Dayvllle; pr. Over | look Pomfret DF. Marguerite J. Bullard, Dr. Edward F. Perry, Dr. J. B. Kent Dr. Phillips. Dr. B. P. Murphy, all of Put nam; Dr. Paine, Thompson Dr. P. E. Guild, Windham; Dr. c. E. Simonds, Dr. Smith of Willimantic; Dr. A. A. Chase. Plainfeld pr. J. L. Gardner Central Village; Dr. Ernest R. Pike, Woodstock pr. LaMarche. Putnam; Dr. Emilen Koch. North Grosvenordale; Dr. Down ing, Moosup; Dr. William E. Hendry willimantic
 l In addition to these windham county physicians there were present Dr. John T. Black, Hartford, commissioner of health for the state; Dr. George Blumer lLNwe Haven, president of the state med ical society; Dr. John G. Stanton, New London, former president of the state
 medical society: Dr. Orin R. 'Witter Hartford Dr. Hugh B. Campbell Dr Leon LaPierre, Norwich. and Dr. Danie Sullivan of New London.
 Scientific papers were presented by Dr l G. T. I.aAfarche of this city. who talked on Medical Inspection in Schools ant presented a wealth of interesting statis tics; Dr. Black who discussed genera health conditions in the state. vital statis tics. etc, and Dr. Carl Phillips who pre- scented a paper dealing with Ohstetrica Examinations. The other visiting physi
 clans also briefly addressed the meeting The doctors enjoyed a splendid dinner to gether.
 William l.. Macdonald, chairman of thu
 joint committee on arrangements fo Memorial day, has announced the follow
 ing committees: Program, George w. Ba
 ker. Rev. Charles F. Bedard, Captain Ev
 erett M. Carver, Attorney Archibal,
 Macdonald, Joseph A. Ryan transporta
 tion, Arthur c. Keith, Joseph McKschnie
 Augustus H. Cutler; speaker, pr. Ed : ward F. Perry, Rev. Boynton Merrill,
 x. Lucier.
 Announcements have been receive
 here of the marriage in New York at tn
 home of the groom, S4S W. 18th street
 Sunday evening, April 10, of Miss The
 resa Lucey, daughter of J. F. Lucey 0 Pomfret formerly of Putnam, and Fran l eis Conlon.
 MT. and Mrs. Conlon are spendin
 their honeymoon in southern states an
 are expected at Pemfret Manor inn abeu the first of May to remain for monti , Mrs. Conlen formerly lived in this city
 but for the past two years has been , resident of New York, where her hus
 band is an assistant superintendent C i the postoffice.
 Though the prisoner entered a plea c not guilty, Judge M. H. Geissler, a Thursday mornings session of the cit
 court found probable cause for holdin 5 Thomas Pappagallo, of Wauregan, unde
 bonds of $500, for trial at the next. terI ] of the superior court for Windham cour l tvs, Pappagallo was charged with hay s ling assaulted a five-year-old girl in thi ] lefty, Wednesday evening, at some tim : between 6.33O and ' o'clock.
 s It was charged that Pappagallo mC
 the child on Main street, somewhere i | the viciinty of the synagogue and ir . duced her to accompany him to the req
 of some nearby buildings
 In court the child made serious charge
 against the prisoner who was represen ! ed by Attorney Arthur s. Macdonald 2
 counsel. Attorney Macdonald objected {
 the testimony of the child on the groun t that she had not been sworn before b, ( ing permitted to testify.
 Pappagallo came to this city Wedne, l. . day to do some shopping. About 6.2 p. m. Pappagallo happened to meet Juds
 Geissler, who was just leaving his O . fee, and stopped to talk with him abo, getting one of the Pappagallo childre . out of the county home. At the end the talk Pappagallo proceeded down Ma street in the direction of the synagogu Marie Rose Montville called as wi ! ness in the case Thursday morning, sa \ that she had encountered the prison, K on the street and that he had accoste her and tried ito take hold of her face
 She managed to evade him, however, al \ corGng to her story. Pappagallo denie
 the accusations made against him by u V witness.
 Mrs. Della Alley was another woma who came to court to testify against u