Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-06-20
pa- The Bradford County Medical Society

M2T Gne DTAoIorO COuntY MeQlcal Socl6ty
held semi annual meeting the Masonic Hall in Troy
| May lst.
| The following members present
TToy.-Drs. Parsons, ROCKWELL, AxTELL.
SyiuGniG.-Dr. TRACY.
Can on.-Dr HOLMES
| TeTTyfotvn.-Drs. HORTON and HoMET,
| Srihfe DIR. ALLEN.
| 2o,candd-Dr. Mason.
| The President Dr. Parsons, presided.
Dr. HOLMES reported two of diphthetia. Dr.. Al
LEN reported the eonvaescence of his of ampuaton
of the hip joint Dr. HoRT NJ case of supposed Petech
al Fever. DR.. HOMET. case Of wound of the hand Dr.
ROCKWELL, of Hydrocele radically cured ty the
wire Sut IRE. Dr. Mason, of poisoning by strych
Lime, DR.. TRACY, an anomalous case Stimulating Rheu-
matsm in its beginning anu ending fatally with symp
toms much like PheieJit3.
Mr.. UNDERwooD, student of DR.. HOLMES read an in.
teresting Essay upon Opium.
Dr. HoRToN offered the following resolution which was
| adop,ed
Rssored That at each annual meeting of the Society
IN May 1t shall Le the duty OF each memDer to read
PoII ms practce ior the previous year. which report
snail be accepted in place OF the case to he reported
before required.
The following elected delegates to the State So
eiety Drs. ALLEN, HoLMEs and AxrELL
Drs PARSONS and HoMET were elected delegates to the
O. S. Medical Association, Drs. TRACY and ROCKWELL
aternates
Adjourned to meet in Athens the eth of June ct 10
Q c1och' A n L. h. MASON, Sec'y.
Bc9- PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRADFORD CoCN
II TEAcEEE's AssocIATIoS.-The Association met pur-
suant to adjournment, at Herrck, June sth-Presden
YoUHG in the Chair
Ia absence Of the Secretary Mr. s. Z DCRASD was ap
pointed pro tsr,
On motion, Committee OF Arrangements was appoint
ed. Meeting then adjourned to Il O'Clock.
FRIDAY, r N-AssocatiOu callsd to order. The Com
mttee OF Arrangements presented report, which was
adopted. Minutes Of last meeting were then read and
referred back for amendments.
The following resolution laid ON the table at the last
meeting, then taken up:
Rescred That the practice the part Of Teachers OF
keeping refractory or ndoent pupils alter school, is
necessity, and commendable
The affirmative speakers AeSsrs. CoBURS Cook
and HURST the negative Messrs. DUaAND. DEAN and
TAYLOR Dir. Bliss then read a letter by ARrEXts
WARB. Rev. Mr.. Cook followed with an address
Discussion resumed upon the question recently IN
der consideration by Mr. DEAN for the affirmative and
Mr. HOWELL for the negative The resolution was lost
The first resolution, reported then debated, by
Messrs. DCBASD and CoBUES in the affirmative and Hon
GEo. LANDoN, the negative. Tls discussion inter
ruptcd by motion to adjourn.
Association met ct o'clock Mr.. Il. Howell acting as
President, pro ten.
Discussion resumed. This, however, was soon sus
pended, and the audience favored with an al
dress by Hon. GEO. LANDoS and Essay by Miss r, B.
DuEAND entitled Light. Miss MARY CAMP also read an
article upsn Energy Adjourned.
SATURDAY EoENIN1.
Association met. On motion, A. YoUSG was appoint.
ed Secretary; pro t,r 1t then moved and carried
that the amendment to the 4h article the Constitution
offered at the last meeting be acted upon The same
was then unanimously adopted. The following resola.
ton then adopted
Rssoired That the officers Of this Association be ou
thOrzed TO give certificates all persons from this cuui
" VINO desire to attend the meeting OF the State leach.
tts Ass0caLiou, ~ LewsUurg. Id the month August
II was moved and carried, that Prof CoBuEE one OF
the editors Of the Educational Column appointed one
year ago to prepare articles and conduct column on
education, be hereby continued with the privilege Of Sc
ecug assistant Discussion upon the first resolution
was resumed. Those speaking in the affirmative were
Mes>rs. DrRAND and CoBUEE the negative, Mcssrs.
CRAFT and Cooz.
Debate Was arrested by order OF the day. Miss Ma
ET IvIsoN then read an Essay entitled Watts and Pope
Compared vote Of thanks was rendered for her il.
structiye Essay and copy requested for publication
The Association next listened to 4 defamation by Mr
JoHN hEwErr, called M4dison's Review OF Jefferson
\ Committee was appointed - procare new memJers-
The question upon the re~ol l4on time previously
under debate decided in the negative aud having
/ been submitted to the audience, it again lost.
/ The following resolution then adopted
ResolrsG That the thanks Of the members Of this Is
socati" be presented TO the Trustees this church Tor
ia use ~ the singers Oj their music the decaimer
lecturer, e~syst, and readers iu4Jtants oi
Herr1 tor taer 6iule-s AID hospitality toward Us cur.
IhS our stay among them.
The " S:4r Spangied BInner' then sung by Mr.. P.
? BLISS and wife.
The Association adjourned, with prayer by the Rev.
Mr. Cook, to meet at Springfield Centre. the 3ph day
August The appointments for the are rs o!-
lows -
Ls,tuTers.-Rev. T.. o. Hall.
Essdyi.E-Miss MARY SwEENY
RcGdeIS.-Mr. ;. K. GCILD Miss MARTHA BgRREV.
BusinfSS itt'e.-MessrS. A. q. BRowN H. SPEAR,
THos. SMEAD, Mrs. MARIA CLARK, MARTHA HARkNEss.
S. II. DURAND, Sec pro ttm.
EEo~ The regular annual meeting of the
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