Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-06-21
Eclectic Medical society.

The sixth annual meeting of the Vernon
State Eclectic Medical Society met at the
State House, Montpelier, Wednesday, June
9TH, 1871, the President, DIR. w. S. John
son, NJ D., in the chair.
/ Proceedings of last annual meeting were
read and approved.
The death of DIR. Geo. 4. Bagley was re-
ported. A committee was appointed by the
chair to report resolutions on his death, con
sisting of Prof j. NJ. Comins of New York
Drs. j. NJ. Templeton and 6. Ii. Plumley Of
Montpelier.
Voted that Profs j. NJ Comins and r. S.
Newton of New York, and j. NJ. Seudder Of
Ohio be elected as honorary members of this
Society.
Voted that the chair appoint committee
to nominate officers for the year ensuing.
The chair appointed Drs. j. NJ. Templeton,
NJ. McClearn and G. &. Washburn.
Report OF treasurer showing $3l.l5 in
treasury, accepted. There not being quo
rum of Censors present, two more were APP
pointed.
Drs. Geo. IL. Plumley and W F. Temple
ton, and Prof j. NJ Comins of the New York
Eclectic Medical College, then made some
very appropriate remarks.
The Committee on Officers then made the
following report
W S. johnson of Milton, President; g.
c. Washburn of Waterbury. Vice President !;
Albert Dodge of Chelsea, Recording Secre-
tary: \. p. Brown Of Charleston, Correspond
ing Secretary w. F. Templeton of Glover,
Treasurer q. X. Bagley of Chelsea, l.. A.
Noyes of Randolph, and y. q. Brash of
Fairfax, Censors.
The report was accepted.
The Ccnsors reported favorably of the fol-
lowing physicians as members of this Society,
Drs +. Knights, A. P. Brown and Y. c.
Goodrich, and they were elected The Off
GERS of the Society were then presented, by
Prof. J. NJ Comus, with copy of the trans
actions Of the Eclectic Medical Society of the
State Of New York.
A committee was appointed to present
names for delegates TO the different State
Societies, consistingot Drs. l.. \. Noyes, G.
c. Washburn, and W F. Templeton
Voted to adjourn until one O'Clock Pm
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Society met at one o'clock, DR.. W 5.
johnson in the chair
The President then proceeded TO deliver
the ANIMALS, which were listened to with
much attention
Voted that Dr. VIM. \. George be adj
mlt:cd as member of this Society by signing
the by laws and paying the usual fec.
Committee on Delegates then reported as
follows.
Drs ". 5 johns, N. National NJ. McClearn.
j NJ. Tompleton, New York
Albert Dodge, Rhode Island and Connecticut
4 r. Brown, Maine V. G.. Goodrich, Ohio
L. \ Moves. Pennsylvania G.. c. Wash
burn, Illinois ". F. TemPleton. New Ha-
ven.
very able paper was then read by Or. j
Y. Tenpletou; also one by DR.. ". F. TEN
pleton and one by DR.. g. Washburn.
Prof ,. NJ Comns then spoke at length
On seminal weakness, which was followed by
others on the same subject
\ committee 10 prePIre csrtifclte of
membership. consisting OF Drs. NJ McClearn
and J NJ Temrleton, moved 70 increase the
annual dues to TWO dollars, which was car
-icI
y resolution presented By Dr.. q. {.
Nash5urn, that tie Recording Secretary be
to send copy Of the proceedings
II this Society to All the leading papers IN
TIE state FOR publication, was adopted
The following essayists wer appointed for
.be next annual meeting: Drs J. NJ. Ten
a'erau, a. =. Brown, NJ. MeCl,arn. q. II
n-omlcy, G. Dutton and G C. Washburn.
Society was then adjourned to June Z.
lo72. DIR. 4. P. BRowN, Cor Sec.