Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-11-10
Vermont Homeopathic Medical Society.


Ia SuoI' repor' U. tulS "eo.iuR was puonsneu
W. w ''io '''he' uie '',noSH y, Wv seo'esrN ~
u o. ho'g' preventing tne puohca'lon Oh iuli
report ny DIM ne now lnakes tne ioho"ing
supplementary " 'n'' Vi IT. Waugh '"e pres'
uen.'l
inc 'nir.'e'h annual n.ee''ngoi 'n'S society was
"0'u ~ ',o i"'',o"' ''o"'peie'' oe'ooe' -o'''
anu -iS'' ihe soeie'y was o''i'ea !" oruer u. TWO
oiooN T. NJ ny .ne Piesiuon'' II, u brigham,
MD, Oh Montpeher' Inc RECORDS Oh tne last
meeting were read ny tne secretary ana approved,
one Oh the censors' Ut H. H. Il, Sparhawk OF
burnhgton' oeing absent tne president appointed
d. o H. oparha"Koi o. 'ohhsonry third censor,
pro e"'' me society theh PROCEEDED 10 'he elec-
Hon Vi canu'a''es ior membership ana inc io'-
lo"ing pnysic'anS having oeen ou'y repor'eu ny
'"e po"ru vi censo'S, "ere UNANIMOUSLY eiecteu 10
memoefsnip' Dts u a. uale "i hutlano cara
H. heeu Vi neno"s rais' ~ a. "Hl''iesey Oh
"e'' ""nuoiPn' y, o. r'I!es VI '""nVon' y. H.
Roberts OF Underhill, G. NJ Ockford OF Burling-
ton, and c. p. Holden of Gaysville. There was n
large attendance at the meeting and great deal
OF time the first session was used up in discussing
technical points in the constitution and bylaws.
DR.. Waugh moved that the annual session be
held on the third Wednesday in October of each
year, and continued two days, and 1t was carried
On motion OF DIR. Mayo 1t was voted to have the
election OF officers for the ensuing year occur the
next morning. The secretary then read paper
from Professor |. T. Talbot, dean of Boston Uni
versity School OF Medicine Subject, The work
OF state societies, in which he urged the men,
bers OF the society to support said college, as 1t
was the homeopathic college for New England.
and offered every facility for teaching and elm
ical instruction that can be found in any college
On motion of DIR. Gale the following committee of
three was appointed nv the chair IN draft resoln.
tons on the death of DIR. Constantine Herring late
of Philadelphia. PENNSYLVANIA. Drs. Waugh. Jones
and Gale The society passed a vote of thanks to
Professor Talbot for his able and instructive
paper. DIR. Brigham presented an interesting
case of surgery; adjourned until seven o'clock
p NJ. The evening was spent in social discussion.
after which the society adjourned until nine
o'clock. A. NJ
THURSDAY MORNING.
The meeting was called to order at fifteen min
utes past nine. DIR. Gale presented DR.. Pond :
sphygmograph and called the attention Of the
society to its many merits The board of censors
through Dr. Jones, chairman, reported upon a
number of licenses granted since the last annual
meeting The election of officers for the ensuing
year being next in order, the society proceeded,
with the following result: President, Dr. 7. r.
Waugh OF st. Albans vice-president, DIR. 5. ii.
Sparhawk of st. Johnsbury; recording secretary,
Dr. G. 5. Hoag OF Waterbury; corresponding Sec
rotary, DIR. g. f. f. Sparhawk of Burlington
treasurer, DR.. W. b Mayo of Northfield censors,
Drs. j. H. Jones OF Bradford, C. II. Chamberlin
OF Barre and c. j. Farley of Swanton; auditors,
A. B. Whitaker of IIinesburgh, C. A. Gale of
Rutland and c. p Holden of Gaysville; legisla-
tive committee, Drs c. II. Chamberlin of Barre.
c. S. Hoag of Waterbury, II. c. Brigham Of
Montpelier, j. NJ. VanDeusen of Waitsfeld, j.
H. Jones of Bradford and G. +. L. Sparhawk of
Burlington. The society then listened to the re-
port of Dr. c. A. Belden of Jamaica. New York.