Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-03


by each member annually, stricken out.
On motion W. C. BoGARr, }. G. TowSER and F. T-Fox
were appointed committee to revise the Consultation
and report at the next annual meeting Of the Asseea
ton.
COMMITTEES on locating the next Annual Convention,
reported in favor of Troy Report adopted.
On motion, the third Tuesday of January, 1850, was
fixed upon for holding the next Annual Convention.
On motion. Committee Of seven were appointed by
the Association consider the practicabty ofOrganz
ing other Musical Associations which shall be auxiliary
the Bradford County Association. Said Comntte TO
report the next annual meeting The following persons
were appointed said Committee w. 7. DAVIES, Tow
anda CLISrox E. WOoD. Smthhed HEHRY AcKLEr,
Tuscarora GKo. w Brink, Pike Mrs f. o. GOODRICH,
Towanda Nss L. LoSo. Troy Miss SAHAH BLISS Le-
Roy. - -stl q. .
f. T. Fox, Treasurer, reported as follows: .af
Cash in Treasury, January l. l85s........- fll2 Is
Amount received ut Convention in Rome 1853 liz 23
s5 a 1884 90
Amount paid expensesC at Rome 1858 sls3 O3
Amount in Treasury January I, 1859. MN. l0l 95
The account OF the Treasurer referred to Commit
tee to audit The Committee reported favoraby and
port adopted.
The following persons were chosen officers Of the Asso
caton for the ensuing year c. r. CoBrRS President
w. T. DAVIES and o. F. Young Vice Presidents w. c.
BoGART. Secretary, and Z. T. Fox. Treasurer.
The following persons appointed Executive Com
mittee, for the ensuing year CHAs E. GLADDIsG 6.
TOwEER, JOHN HOWELL
The Committee on Resolutions Messrs. o. N. BESroS
S. W. ROGERS and p p BLISS through their chairman,
reported the following:
WHEREAS in the goodness of God we have been kept
through another year and permitted again to meet nCon
vention and enjoy His smile in the sunshine without and
harmony within, therefore ..
That it becomes a Convention deeply feel and
heartily acknowledge our gratitude to Him.
That such Musical Conventions when properly conduc
ted cannot fail to do much to advance the science of
cal music and cultivate the spirit Of sacred prGiseby
Weakening deeper interest promoting unity of feeling
and purposes securing of style among singers
and especially by placing within the repch of many high
order of vocal training than could otherwise be enjoy
ed but by few.
That regard with much favor the project of estab
fishing Normal Musical Institute in this region and will
do what we can to encourage and sustain it.
That we tender to justly distinguished conductor,
Prof W. B. BRADBURY. most hearty thanks for his
patience, kindness and courtesy toward and for the
invaluable instructions he has given in song and sacred
praise and may add the prayer that may all be
permitted to join with him in the perfect praise of hea
ven 2
That congratulate ourselves having had the plea
sure OF making the acquaintance OF Prof T. K. PERKINS
and receiving from him valuable lessons.
Finally that our thanks due to the officers Of the
Bradford County Musical Association and the citizens
to render our brief stay among them so pleasant.
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n9- The Bradford County Medical Society
met on Wednesday January S, at the Keystone House
in the village of Canton and called order by the
Vice President DR.. Parsons.
The following members present: Drs. Parsons
and Axtell, Troy Bliss Leroy: Holmes, Canton; Moody
Frenchtown Morgan Monroeton /; Horton, Terrytown
Mason, Towanda.
On motion, the reading Of the minutes was dispensed
with.
On motion Of Dr. Holmes the following gentlemen were
elected members of the society: Drs, Rockwell Troy;
Tracy, Syvans; Smith, South Creek; Morse, Canton.
Dr. Horton reported of Suppurative Erysipela-
tous Inflammation of the hand and arm which caused
discussion upon the diagnosis and of the case
between Drs Horton Smith, Morgan Holmes Bliss Rock
we'll and Mason.
Dr. Morgan reported Of Gangliou OF the wrist;
cured by extirpation. Also case of Umbilica Hernia
cured by of adhesive straps Also of Counter
Extension successfully produced by adhesive straps In
terestng presented by Drs Holmes, Bliss and
Mason.
Dr. Morgan offered the following resolution which was
adopted:
Resolved That q committee OF three members be ap-
pointed by the President inquire into the prosecution
against Dr. Axel for ma practice said
mittee to report this evening.
The President appointed Drs. Morgan, Smith and Hor
ton said committee. Society then adjourned till Ga p NJ
Met pursuant to adjournment and the committee in the
case OF DIR. Axte submitted a report and resolutions.
which read discussed and finally laid the table
On motion, the President selected Drs. Rockwell and
Tracy to read papers before the Society at its meet
ing.
Adjourned to meet at Towanda on Wednesday May 4th.
L. II. mason See'y.