Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-11

The semi-annual meeting Of the Vermont
State Medical Society will be held at Good
Templars' Hall, IN this city, on Tuesday
and Wednesday. June 18th and 10Th inst
The programme is as follows
]. Opening Prayer. Reading o. Records.
II. Business Appointment OF COMMITTEES In
PRODUCTION Of resolutions Reception o. delegates
from other Societies
hi. Reports OF delegates 10 the American Medi-
cal Association, New York State Medical Society
Connecticut Medical Society and Dartmouth Med
cal College.
". Medical Papers and Communications
!. The influence %. Alcohol on the formation Of
pus. by " y. Platt, N. D., OF SD oreham
=. influence OF Physical agents upon mental Sc
ton. BY Charles L. Allen NJ. D., OF Rutland.
j. Report Of in midwifery. BY ". NJ.
Huntington NJ D., OF Rochester.
l. surgical Paper. 81 Henry james, II. D., OF
Waterbury.
s. Obituary Sketch OF iae late DR.. Erasmus d.
Warner, OF New Haven ~ L G. Butler. NJ. D., Ut
Essex.
6. obituary Sketch OF the ate Or. Geo. n. Hal.
o. SWantUu. BY John Br4l'., n. D. OF 81. Al
bans.
/. Theory aud Science Of Medicine By }. II.
Hamilton, NJ. D.. of RichiUrI.
s. Report ot cases by .. J.. llssett. NJ. D., OF ST
A bans and the President o., ,ae socett-
g. Endometrits. BY a T Woodward, n. d. OF
Brandon,
Prof. A. F. A. King. NJ d, o Washington y. C.,
Professor OF Obstetrics IN the University, has been
invited to make remlI rs upon tns subject.
At eight O'Clock precisely, the scmi-an-
nual address Will be delivered by the Wee
President, H. $. Brown,M ID of s. Johns
bury
30. Elects o. Changes o. Cl.tn. .e upon p.seases
BY 3. v. Thaycr, NJ. -, %. Burn .tuu.
%. Treatment OF the Reteuti.4 ui Urine. By J.
L. Little NJ. d, OF New Yor. CITY, Professor OF
Sur gerry in the University o. -rIuont.
h. TIE Connective Tissue one az the great
factors in the morbid proces.-lniiImlnitlon ~
J.. r Phelps M. D., OF "incsr, Professor % ten
eTal Pathology in Dartmouth Medical College.
On Wednesday an excursion viii be made
to the Ausable Cha>m 4 joint Reception
Committee from the Medical Societies of
Essex and Clinton COUNTIES, New York. viii
appropriately receive tie Society at the
Chasm.
The trip includes two boar rides oftwenty
miles two coach rides OF illr miles in the
old-lashioned Concord coach the transit Of
the Chasm, and fine dinner at the Lake
View House.
The steamer \. Willian- wilI leave the
Central wharf at Burlington, at 9 a. IN.
Coaches to carry two hundred persons viii
proceed from Port Kent to the Lake View
House, which OverlOOks the Alsablc river
Dinner Will be served at l2l j. II. The al
ternoon will be devoted to gong through
the Chasm.
The party Will leave tho Cham grounds
in time to return by the line bat Adiron-
dack, due at Burlington 81 a P. ia.
Tickets for the whole trip may be pro-
cured at the Office Of the Champa.n Trans
portation Company. Price 50 supper
50 cents, extra.
Parties coming over the Central ermont,
Connecticut and Passumpsic River, Port
hand and Ogdensburg, and Montpelier and
Wells River Railroads will ne charged full
local fare, and one half fare in returning by
the same route. Z. ). PECK, Secretary,
Burlington.
4 & Rr-TrrR President Essex.