The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-04-12

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MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting q this sooiet,
was held at pAran Greek House. Noril
Bennington, March 2lst, 1877.
Aisef The usuAl ceremony Of opening
The mceiing Dr. W. Thornton Parker
q Manchester, was elected a member
q The society BY complying with to,
requirements Of the society.
The following officers were elected
for the year ensuing, President DR.
+ y $ Morgan Vice President, DR.
W 5. Phillips: Treasurer. DR. r. W.
Bennett Secretary. DR.. L. b. Newton
Censos, Dn Il N. s Morgan. l.
Roger. aud w S. Phillips
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Newton and l.. Rogers were appointed
a committee TO draft and present reso.
lutions upon the deaths Of DR.. l..
Mosley. Of Arlington. and DR.. b. NJ.
Bishop. Of HooeSc Falls.
Iihereas By the dispensalion Of
Divine Providence our professional
brother, b. NJ Bishop. NJ. D, has been
removed from among us by death and
deeming IL proper to express our sense
Of the loss to the profession and our
sympathy with the personal friends Of
our deceased brother, therefore,
RESOLVED: That while we bow In
submission TO the decree Of Providence,
that we mourn his early removal from
life aud his chosen profession, which
be seemed so well fitted by personal
qualities and professional education to
practice and adorn.
RESOLVED That we will ever hold
in tender remembrance his professional
courtesy and kind and gentlemanly
bearing in social life.
REsoLyEp; That we tender TO the
family and friends Of our deceased
brother our sincere sympathy in this
their hour Of deepest affection.
REsoLysp; That copy Of these
resolutions be spread upon the records
Of this society and copy be sent to
the friends Of oar deceased brother.
Whereas 1t has pleased Divine Prov.
ideuce TO take from our midst our be.
loved President, DR., Luther Moseley,
therefore be it
HFsoLyED : That in the death of DR..
Mosoley, we recognise the loss of one
of the most devoted members, gen.
tleman eminent for his high integrity
and his unblemished character, distin-
guished alike as physician and sur
geon, and for his untiring zeal for tho
advancement OF medical science.
RESOLVED That the character of
DR. Moseley both in his professional and
social relations, has always been such
as TO command our highest respect and
warmest friendship and that we regard
his removal at the termination of an ac-
tive aud useful career as an unusually
great loss not ou!y 10 ourselves bat TO
the profession at large.
RESOLVED That we tender our most
sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the
family of DR. Moseley in their deep
affection.
RESOLVED That a copy OF this reso.
luton be recorded 10 the minutes Of
this society, copy be sent to the be-
reavsd family AND that they be pub
lished in the newspapers Of this COUNTY
+ n $ MoRaN,)
l.. Il hEwroS, Committee.
Il. RoGsus.
Interesting cases we're presented to
the society 10y Doctors Bacon, Parker,
Bennett and others
Voted to hold the next meeting at
The time aud place at which the board.
Of Censofs should designate for holding
their meeting and for granting certif-
iicates Voted TO adjourn.
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