Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-12
Sunrnal altN Gorrier.
Thursday Morning, May 1s. 1881.
Local News.
For other Local News zee Second Paes-l
Transfers of Real Estate.

 Transfers of Real Estate. The transfers of real estate recorded in the l Town Clerks office yesterday were as fol lows Allen D. Baldwin to Charles B. Bald win, twenty-six feet on Orchard street i;
 Pierrepont B. Foster to Henry B. Chatfeld, forty feet on Humphrey street; Joseph A. Freeman to David B. Marshall, forty feet on State street Herrick P. Frost to New Ha
 ven Baking company, thirty-two feet on Prout street William W. Bromham to Ann E. Blakeslee, fifty feet on Chapel street. Connecticut Eclectic Medical Association. This association held an annual meeting at the United States Hotel, Hartford, Tuesday, Dr. Luddington, of New Britain, president, in the chair. Dr. Fisk, of Guilford, secre- tary. The election of officers held during the af- ternoon session resulted
 President, E. M Ripley of Unionville vice presi- dent, B. W. Pease, of Thomaston; corresponalne secretary, H Fisk, of Guilford recording secre. Roy A. Smith, of Higgarum Drs. LinquAst' Adams and Num- censors.
 The retiring president delivered his annual address and received vote of thanks. The address was ordered printed. Drs. w. S. Campbell of New Britain, w. l.. Adams of Hazardville, and S. B. Mum of Waterbury, were appointed committee on
 legislation. It was voted that vaccination be the sub feet of discussion at the next meeting and
 that Drs Mum and Luddington present the
 subject. After addresses by Dr. Wilder and
 others, regarding legislation, recess was
 taken until evening.
 At the evening session committees were
 appointed as follows:
 On statistics, Dr. ". S. Campbell of New Britain on new remedies and medical treatment, pr. F. H.
 Williams of Bristol obstetrics Dr. B. w. Pease ot
 Thomaston; surgery, pr. LnQuist of New Haven on publications, Drs Campbell of New Britain, Fisl of Gui1ford and Hodgkins of Rocky Hill.
 The following named delegates were ap pointed:
 To the National Eclectic Association-Drs. S. B Mum of Waterbury, ". [. Adams of Hazardville, H I. Fisk of Guiford, P. Leete of Sufeld, 0. G. Yeo
 mans of Waterbury. M. J: Linquist of New Haven,
 w. Pease of Thomaston, G. W. H. Williams of Bristol
 Harvey B. Steele of Winsted F. W. Deichmann o
 Waterbury E. M Pease of Thomaston, R. W. Alcot of Avon.
 To the Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Convention -Drs. G. W. H. Williams of Bristol, H. I. Fisk O.
 Guilford, M. F. Linquist of New Haven.
 To the New York Eclectic Medical Convention Drs. Henry Bickford of Hartford, L. $. Luddington
 W. s. Campbell of New Britain.
 Professor Wilder. of Newark, N. J., of.
 fered resolution that "the society depre
 cates the legislation and attempts to procure enactments to regulate the practice of medi cine as partia and one sided in purpose, op posed to the spirit and letter of the fedora constitution, anti-republican in principle and as degrading the art and practice of heal ing from laudable and scientific profession to the low level of a trade union combina tion." After remarks this was adopted. The society then adjourned, to hold semi annual meeting on the second Tuesday oi November at New Haven.