Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-06-07
The Vermont State Eclectic Medical sOcI.

oy tne PRESIDENT Or. w. II Waller.
Proceedings Of last meeting read and
approved. Treasurers report read and
laid on the table. A delsiled report Was
made which showed the society to be In -
iourishing condition. The censors re
ported in favor Of admitting Percy L
remplston. M. d, rs u member of this
society, and be was duly elected. The
president announced the following com
mite on nominations: Drs. w. +. Tenn
pleton, II. J. Potter and S. G. Spules. A
motion of expulsion of members for
non payment of dues was discussed at
length and laid on the table.
Adjourned till O'Clock p. n.
The society was called together at
O'Clock, p. NJ, by the president.
The committee on nominations submitted
the following report:
For president-Dr. w. d. Waller; for
vice. presidents-Drs. L. A. Noyce, II. Z
rempleton. G, r. BigieY: for secretary
and lreasurer-Dr. Geo. II. Gray, of E Isl
Calais; for censors- Drs. w. +. TEN
pleton, w. r. Woodward, S. g. Soules.
The report was accepted, and the sew.
eral officers were duly elected by ballot
The ,reasurer's report was taken from
the table and adopted.
DR.. w. r Woodward read paper OF
pneumonia. He gave brief history OF pneu
monia from the first au heutic description
IF this disHase as found in the HippocratiC
collection, published 800 years before th,
Christian era, down 10 tho present time
BY unanimous vote the thanks of the
society were rendered TO DR.. Woodward fo
his very ablo paper. DR.. A, d Aver ad
dress d the society on the progress of tn
reformed schools Of medicine. Tho socie
~ then adjourned till 9 clock Thursda y
morning.
Thursday. June 1st, the meeting wa
called TO order at o'clock by the presi
dent. A paper from DR.. H. InSham wa
read by the secretary. on medical electric
ity. The president announced The follow
ing committee to Draft resolutions on tn,
Heath Of Prof. R. S. Newton. of New
York: S. G. Soules, VIZ. Templeion ant
II j. Potter; also committee consisting o
Drs G .C.Wsshburne, W,R. Woodward, ant
j. M. Templelon to present resolutions oil
The death of 6. X. Bagley, of Chelsea
DR.. F. H. Godfrey read paper on
iritis which ELECTED considerable interes,
from the society. On motion the thank
Of the society were extended to Or. God
frey for his able paper. The society ad
ourned until O'Clock p. NJ.
The meeting was called TO order at
o'clock P. NJ. by the president. The com
nittee to present resulutions on the dealt
IF DR.. G. X. Bagley. SUBMIT d the follow
ng, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased divine provi
| Lance 10 remove from among us one o
he charter members Of this society, Geo
K Bagley, ND, Of Chelsea therefore, bt
! 1t
RcSo'ptd, That this society deeply feel
hat in The death of Dr., BAgley it has los
ne Of its most hearty and sincere sup
porters, and
Resolved, That VIZ remember witt
gratitude the earnest labors Of DR.. 8 Lgle'
IN behalf Of this society in its early days
md throughout the sixteen years Of ii
existence, and
ReSolt,d, That in his death eclecticisu
mas lost one who has stood in the frou
ranks in tho profession and vino has dor
much for the advancement of the ecect 4
0eory of medicine.
Rcsoiued, That rs q mark OF the higl
,steem in which this society held Dr.. G X
Bagley these resolutions be and hereby
are ordered inscribed on the records o
he society, and in token of our sympa
Thy the secretary is hereby directed tc
transmit copy of the foregoing res0lu
ions to the family of the deceased,
W. K. WOODWARD, }
]. NJ. TEMPLETON, Com.
G. g. WAsuBURNE,
The committee on resolutions on the
Heath of Prof. r. $. Newton OF New York
- Cd ba {allC,piun.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty God
10 remove from our midst our esteemed
friend and associate, Prof. Robert S
Newton, therefore,
Resolved. That in this apparent c,lami-
y, We recognize the hand Of divine provi
dencc. and though our grief is great and
our loss irreparable, we submit with hum
BILE hearts to the will of him who doetf
al things well, and whose ways are moi
lur ways.
Resolved, That We tender to the be
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy 10
this their hour Of affection and pray thai
sorrows hour Of darkness the thought
hat what is their great loss, is his immor
tal gain, may lend ray of hopeful light
to the cloud which darkens the horizon o.
he home once made bright by his beloved
presence.
Rtsolred, That these resolutions BIZ
placed on the records Of this association
aud copy forwarded to the family of The
deceased.
S. G. S0ULEs.
W. F. TEMPLETeN, Com.
II. J. Potter
The above resolutions we're unanimous
ly adopted.
The censors submitted the following re-
port:
Delegates to National association. Drs.
W. F. Templeton, J. NJ. Templeton and
". ID. Waller; TO New York, DIR. w. r.
Woodward; 10 New Hampshire, DR.. F F
Leonard; 10 Massachusetts, DIS s. g