Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-06-27

add, Christian.
Leaving to others to enforce these lessons
it remains only my official duty to confer on
you the degree of Doctor of Medicine.
The class then went upon the stage and
received their diplomas, being heartily
eheered as they took their seats The follow
ing is the list of names
George Fish Adams v.r,,ou,
Z Edmund Heyer Beyea Nev, R,1,asasIcI
William Young Bliss Var,t
Charles William Bower peunsyiv,nIa
AlphOnsO VariOn Bowker Nass,rhnsa,ri-
samuel Watson Bragg, Maine.
John Densmore Brewster Vrrmonr
Moses Walter Brooks, New York
Edwin Merriman Brown, Vermont
Charles Franklin Branch Vermont
Will Ellsworth Chapman Neyy Hamnshira
Mark Richards Grain Vsr,nnnr
Charles Selwin II. Dewey New Uanpsbire
Thomas DOlan. Virbigan
Charles Samuel Drury. Nrw YORK
Simon Eschclman, Proviur. al 1ptor,g
Joseph Marcus Everett. New Vorl
Edgar Irving Fletcher Vermont
Olln Duane Greene, Vermont
Ilewellyn Everand Harrington MassachuseTfs
William Dudley Hill. New Hampshir,.
! clifford Ernest Hugins, N.ssachusettI
Albert Clinton kniskern. New York
Martin James LaBelle, Province Of Ouei,r,-
LeOndas Joas LestOQrneau Vermont
taSsiuS j. LOggins, Nermont
Miles Longshore. New York
Gregory. Arvile Martin, Vermont
Henry James Matthew'S New York
Austin Ella May, Massachusrtts
Joseph McfSaar N,ss1chnset.s
James Black Merritt Jr-. Delaware.
David Richard Moore Ery. Irun-wIrk
Frank Samuel Newell, Vermont
William Lincoln Paine, Vermont
Herbert Frank Pitcher MASSACHUSETTS,
Herbert Thomas RisdGn Vermont
Thomas Seton Robertson, England
Ernest Wesley Russell Name
Edwin Noses Shurtlen vermont
James Breckenridge Sumner New IIamnsbire
FRANK Herbert TiltOn, New IIlmnshire
HOuOre DlendOnne Nan Varmonf
James Tay lor Walker Mt--qrhuaotts
Mlal Davis Warren, Nevmont
Charles Faulkner G. Weston Vow YoTE
CHARLES Sater Wheeler. VerInont
John Charles Winter Name
henry Alnsworih lenetchi MASSACHUSETTS,
DIR. G. B. Billiard, President of the Yer
mont Medical Society, then addressed the
class, substantially as follows:
As President of the Vermont Medical So
ciety it is my duty and pleasure to welcome
you to the medical profession. You will
now apply what your books and your in
structors have been teaching YOU in the last
three years. You have been simply learning
ho'C to learn. Yours must be faithful life
OF constant learning Ii you would achieve
success you must work, 7cOrt, on the foun-
dations laid during the three years past.
Though the medical profession seems crowd
ed, as Daniel Webster said of the law,
cess i dno NO, 10 conn; IN t' up a'oSe ouc
labor. Let il he written over vonr door, ana ana
on your professional banners, Persistent
VOTE, VOTE. II mas 9een SAID That youth IS
raerret Vo,r ,,ra,arna -" "'lG oiu ~
that uouy youth Is moi A blunder Manhood
Is struggle. That is the inevitable lot OF
very hiail nor porn WIN a SILVER spoon IN his
and sef-reIant and will I form voSr ca cb 5
ter Again heartily welcome Won into the
medical profession, in behalf of the State
',eui.ai oociety lhey ask you 10 help
with The talents God has riven von and ronr
old age will not be regret.
TIE AWARD OF FRIES.
Next on the programme was the award
of prizes DR.. Carpenter announced ne the
honor men (those havinr tho hoo, marie ,,,
the regular examinations through the terml
Drs NJ Il. Grain, Simon Eschelmap. c. ].
Loggins, W. l.. Paine and G.. S. Wheeler.
anil they were called to the stage and given
suitable testimonial