Putnam patriot., 1929-07-11

fIOHtinued from Pare pnpA and home on South Main street where the death of her mother occurred December 4th. last. lt was soon af- ter her mother died that she under went her first operation. After her return to Putnam she was attended by trained nurse, who made her home with Dr. Bullard. She left again in June knowing the uncertainty of the outcome of the operation she was Co undergo. She left with a hope Co return but was resigned to what ever the future might hold in store.
 Funeral Wednesday Funeral services for Dr. Bullard were held from the home Wednesday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. conduct ed by Rev James F. English of the Second Congregational church. Many phyricians throughout the county at i tended. The body was then taken Co Willimantic where a funeral ser vice was held at 3.30 o'clock at Van Zandt's undertaking rooms followed by burial in the family lot in Willi- mantle.
 Dr. Bullard leaves a brother, Will liam r. Bullard of Springfield, Mass, and a niece, Mrs. Everett Amy of Baltimore
 Marguerite Jane Builard
 Marguerite Jane Bullard was born in Willimantic January IS. 1878, the daughter os Militant F. and Emily A.. lBailey) Bullard. Her father was a native of Hartford, and in his young manhood removed to Willimantic where he engaged in mercantile pur- suits Her mother, who died last December was native of Windham and spent her girlhood days in South Coventry and Chaplin.
 Dr. Bullard obtained her early edu- catIcn in iho public schools of Willi- mantle. She graduated from gram mar school in 1892 and from tAe Windham high school in 1896 She early decided Co enter the medical profession and spent one year as a student in the N0man's Medical Gel lcge of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia and then entered Cornell University as a student in the academic depart ment later receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree. She was elected to the society of Sigma Ri, the honor society for science, at the time of her graduation
 Dr. Bullard then resumed her med ical course in Cornell University Med. teal College and received her MD. degree iH 1904 Her graduating thes- is for her MD. degree was published in full in American Medicine" pub lished in Philadelphia. In the fall 0. the same year she came Co Put nam and engaged in the practice of her profession and met with i'm. mediate success. She became enroll. ed on the staff of the Day kimball Hospital and has served for long time as anaesthetist of that institu. ton.
 Built Summer Home
 Dr. Bullard had the confidence and esteem of the people of Putnam both as woman and as q physician. She made her home with her mother on South Main street and had her office there. A few years ago she built a summer home in the wooded section north of and across the highway frcm the hospital.
 Dr. Bullard was member of the Windham County Medical Society and served as president of the organ ization In i9l6-17. She also held membership in the Connecticut State Medical Association and the Ameri- can Medical Association. She was a member of Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. R.. and was active in the work of the Red Crcss. She was also a member of the National So- cioty of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America and since early girlhood had been a member of the Congregational church. Willimanfic.