Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-08-18

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one OF TWO occasions l'o uoo'or ,'1I.'ou
on snow-seoes 70 Lancaster, ~ ~ III, 70
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snn,', lie oommtry In Iis nrocnssion,l oo =.
$50 "'s oo rennircJ JIo actcI
aS S,r"eon to III, Continental soldio :
VIII ware stationed Mt Newburv. umdcr
,hn oonw,nI nS Con Jncoh RoiIcv. md
Jr s IN" wounds received Inv n NJ"
Ga,os whom n scomt If British ana Tory :
naJo n fnrov nnnn tbe n,onlo Mt tIc
m"how In mast nc Can R,ilrv When
20" CO. Rnrgormo cntorcd the Western nnri
~ W.rmnnt Dr White attended, ne s,,r.
~,o, sncb troons ne could he shared
rom Ncwbury and vicinity, TO arrest the
norcb Of the british army, and rcmoir-
al with ihrm until their return from the
,;elI of victorv DR. White was consid.
ersJ n GOOD physician by his EMPLOYERS
~cncraily. and the writer of this. re-
members of hearing several of his CO.
tcmporaries sneak in hgh praise of his
snccess in some very serious diseases
and he continual to snslain tbe roputn-
tion of n iuJicous and skilllul prurti-
tioncr IA tho country became more set
tied. In the various cpidcmics which
appeared at different times, he manifest.
ed good degree of professional know l.
edpe. and eyinccd n tact and Judgment
adapted to the embarrassing and uncom-
Portable situation in which he frequently
found his patients In the treatment Of
chronic diseases, thepowers of his judy
ment and discerning were conspicuous
ly displayed, and he always adhered TO
a regular and scientific course. founded
upon true principles of Pathology us de-
veloped in his time. In his intercourse
with his professional brethren, DR.. White
was quite communicative, and literally
contributed from the stores of krowl-
edge which long expericnc had cnabl-
ed him to lay up. Hence he was often
consulted with confidence by his Juniors,
after age and inlirmities rendered it ne
cessary for him to relinqush. in great
measure. the regular care of patients.
As an Operative surgeon, Dir. White
never made any pretension to fame al
though at different periods of his prao-
tice, he performed several of the minor
operations with success. lie was of Il
calm and easy disposition, bcnevolence
greatly predominating, so that he might
truly be said to
.1ov b,s own ADVANTAGE NV
TO Seek his neighbor's goo,.."
uo woS not q close collector of debts
dina RI him and a GREAT mart of his ear
mos were newer mid, In his daily in.
terconrse with his EMPLOYERS. DR., White
W. was Of ~ chec,.ily and facetious turn Of
Mind and wbnre DANCER was NOT apnre.
hnndad h;s f,nnv ren3,rks and cnnitol
stories wonlI o}ten act as a cordial in
o o,", ,e1 ,vh " thoro was = dnnression ri
the mind from cxtrcme .neryousnnso )
Wv e"o an mnfonnded annrebension Of II.
~ar " Hn had a necnlinr wav of rela a
Els anecdotes and short narratives, y. i
i oolo,,lo+od +o d;ff.,sa a shirt nf mirth y 1,