The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-05-03

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Hunterdon Co. Medical Society.
The annual meeting of the District Med
ical Society was held on Tuesday, 25th,
at the house of Vim. II. Force, ia Flem-
ington, the President, DIR. A. G. Smith, in
the char. The following members were
present Drs. Abel, Blame, Best, Cramer,
Creveliug, Deemy, NJ. D. Knight, Little,
g. II. Larson, Romine, Smith, Shannon,
Sullivan, Schenck, Sproul and Wetherilf.
A committee consisting of Drs. Blame,
G.. II. Larson. Rom inc, Wetherill and
Cramer, presented the following minute
ON tho death of DIR. T. H. Studdiford, aud
it was adopted, viz:
''It has been the misfortune of this So
ciefy to lose in sudden aud distressing
way one of its most valued members. A
man whose kindness and cordiality TO all
had made for him friends in every quarter;
whose never to be forgotten presence has
done SO much to make the meetings of this
Society both pleasant aud beneficial. We
meet on this occasion, each with q great
and heartfelt grief of his own; each of US
has lost a friend aud we feel the loss as
individuals, all suffering it as deep and
personal bereavement. collectively, as
an organization, the genial brother of
whom we have been bereft, leaves void
that must needs remain place that will
be his always, and marked for him in the
memory of each aud all of us by the IN amy
acts of kindness we know he found pleas
ure in doing, as not few have received
such favors at his hands. Our endear-
ment is no passing one; We mourn with
those who have suffered the rupture of a
tie nearer and dearer than friendship or
professional brotherhood, and feel in full
est sympathy with them in this unlocked
for and seemingly untimely servering of
such bonds of theirs aud ours.
'Inasmuch as it has pleased "Him who
giveth and Him who taketh away" to 80
ehasten us, and as ''He doeth all things
well' may this apparent great misfortune
be means of good to us, who like him
are only mortal.
Let IL be Resolred, That in the death of
DIR. Theodore IL. Studdiford, We feel a
great grief at the loss this Society has
sustained, and deeply deplore being so de-
prived of an active, energetic aud useful
member, who had won us to himself in the
strong bonds of friendship MS well AS pro-
fessional brotherhood.
RCsolpcd, That we truly sympathize
With the family who mourn this irrepara-
BILE loss, and gladly tender whatever OF
consolation may be had from the knowl-
edge, that to US he was very dear, and as
an assurance thereof copy of this min
ute be placed in their hands.
Resolced, That this, our feeble express
sion of sorrow, be made part of the record
of the Society"
The following Delegates and Alternates
We're chosen to a meeting of the Medical
Society of N. j., to be held at Asbury
Park, N. j., in May next.
Delegates-Drs. W. r. Little, Geo. n 4.
Best, NJ. Abel, II. G.. Wetberill
Alternates-Drs. VIM. II. Schenck, E.
K Deemy, NJ, D. Knight, W. 5. Creve-
ling.
The following were chosen Delegates to
the American Medical Association at a
meeting to be held at St. Paul, Mimi, in
June next:
Drs. Geo. r. Sullivan, Geo, Il. Lari-
son, Isaac S. Cramer.
The officers for the ensuing year are:
President-J. II. Ewing.
LIST Vice Presdent-W. 4. Creveling.
I'd Vice Presidential. G. Wetherill.
Treasurer-John Blame.
Secretary--O. Fl. Sproul.
Reporter-C. w. Larson
A number of applications for member
ship were received. After the transaction
of some routine business, the Society ad-
journed to meet In October next, at the
house of L. Humphrey, 10 Pennington.
o. II. SPRouL, Secretary.