Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-21
PUTNAM

At meeting of the trustees of the Day kimbalt hospital of Putnam, held Wednesday morning in the rooms of the Putnam chamber cf commerce, the hos pital staff for the coming year was elect ed as follows: Supetintendent, Miss Nellie L. Bloxhann ;; medical Dr.. James Bryden Kent and Dr. Frederick A. Nor rell, Putnam Surgical, Dr. s. B. Over lock, Pomfret, pr. F. P. Todd. adjunct surgeon, Danielson, and Dr.. Robert C. Paine. adjunct surgeon, Thompson; con- sulting, Dr. W. H. Judson, Daniels-n :; anesthetist, Dr Marguerite J., -Bullard, Bullard, Putnan1;S obstetr.Sisn, Dr. John j. ussell, Putnam toculist,= Dr. George NJ Burroughs, Danielson; odontologist, Dr. Harry A. .Houghtoh, ID. D. g., Put nam; .laryngalogist, Dr. Harold A.. Eos ter, New York; visiting >staff, Dr, J. N. Perreault, Danielson; Dr. Ernest R. Pike East Wood dstock pr. George Barnes, Dayville.;, pr. A. A. Chase, Plain field; pr. George F. I.amarche, Putnam Dr. Bernard P. Murphy, Putnam.
 Mrs. Genevieve Letters left Putnam Wednesday afternoon for Plymouth, Mass, where she is to attend the pa geant which is B part of the tercentary pageant which is a part of the tercen- | tenarX program.
 l. Daniel Weeks, Henry Tetreault and Ed. ward King, the. three Putnam young men who are to sing their way thro oughout | New England this summer gave theil first street corner concert Monday nigh in Souhtbridge. A number of their Put nam friends motored to Southbridge tt be present and on returning report t: a thet trio were most cordially received.
 Mrs. Rodney Walker of Northtield Minn., was the guest last week of Mrs Genevieve Letters of Grand View. He sister is Miss Hannah Pease who is al instructor in the state trade school il Putnam.
 MT. and Mrs Charles C. AIdrich hax been guests of MT. and Mrs. Wallace N Aldriol of Chapman street. They tn now making the return trip to an Dieg Cal, their home.
 Detailed accounts of the seizure an tarring and feathering Sunday night o Rev. Philip I. Irwin. ,archdeacon of a Episcopal church in Miami, Florida Christ Episcopal church in Pomfret, ar being received here. MT Irwin has stat ed that he will not call upon the Britis authorities for protection, as he declare that this country, he is sure, can giv him all the protection that he needs. H Is a British subject It Is understoo that there has been trouble in connectio with Mir Irving preaching, previous [ the affair Sunday night and that tn British consul had sought to have hil transferred. These complaints ledge with the British anba ssador at Washing ton, were investigated and. it was ar nounced that MT. Irwin would not COT tinue his activities in a way that coul be called objectionable. An associatio of war veterans also complained son months ago against MT Irwin, and Ule charges were investigated by the Bishc of Florida. who sent MT. Irwin to tf
 field as missionary among the negroe These charges the bishop said were n
 substantiated, consequently he refused
 remove MT. Irwin. The details .col
 erning the affair in which Mir Irwin fl ured were given in The Bulletin Tue
 day morning
 At the annual meeting of the Putns Savings bank the following officers we
 reelected: President, Lebbeus E. Smitl
 vice president, Ernest B. Kent treasure
 Daniel J. Byrne; trustees, John As
 George E. Brousseau,- Daniel J. Byrr
 Henry T. Child, George D.. Clark; Joi P. Grosvenor Claus 4. HagStrorn, Jol G. Johnson, Ernest B. Kent, John
 eardon- ,amuel P. Reynolds, Mslancth,
 Riddick. Lebbeus E.. Smith. and Phil WoiSaFd.
 Joseph yAriear, . rAilrSAd lAborer
 Putnam and Lizine Belle, a text
 worker, Putnam, were before the Puma
 city court Wednesday morning charg
 with intoxicztion. The pair were arret
 ed Tuesday night by Sergeant Geor
 Laird and Patroirnzn Er11est Chandlt
 In the absence. of Judge Mahlon
 Geissler Deputy Judge Archibald Ma
 donald, IT,, was on the bench. Both m, Il nlea ded f1lTiltv VaEiAur faId fbS na,,
 that Tuesday afternoon he uit work