The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-30
BOARD OF PHARMACY.
THOSE VINO PASSED SATISFACTORY
EXAMINATION.
A TRIBUTE TO THE RETIRING
PRESIDENT
THE ALUMNI oy THE MEDICAL COL
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The Virginia Board of Pharmacy,
which has been In session in this city Tor
several days, adjourned yesterday after
noon.
The following named gentlemen pass
cd satisfactory examinations, ana Will
each receive a certificate as licentiate OF
pharmacy. Their names are: hugh IL
Tehault of Norfolk. r. l.. Walton, OF
Norfolk. y. 4. McCurdy; Norfolk; W. X
Marin. Norfolk; w. q. Hope, Ports
month. William :. Sewers. Warrenion,
Tauonier county: II J. Nelson, Warren
ION. y NJ NOLAN, Iypchburg; '. Il.
Jackson. .furav: f. l.. Robey, Herndon,
FAIRFAX county; II. b. Urquart, Rich
The highest percentage in his classes
was found to be that Of Mr. Tebault, OF
Norfolk.
The second highest was that OF MI
WALTON of Norfolk Mr. Tebault, whose
ne,ceniaye was %. will receive the first
nrize Mr. Walton, whose percentage
was 90. will receive the second prize
The standard by which all must pass
il -. .,,o
leentiaies j. considered by the Board a
very high one.
Nr C..B. Fleet. of Lynchburg, the
gentleman appointed as the successor OF
r Roberts Baker by the Governor pre-
sen,ed his credentials Mr. I. Roberts
Bakers term has just expired, and he
declined re-appointmeni.
Mr. Baker vacated the chair ana the
Board elected as the new president MI
Robert Brydon, of Danyille.
The present organization OF the Board
of Pharmacy is as follows President,
Robert Brydon. Danyille; Secretary, T..
II. Beckwith Petersburg; J. W. Thomas,
Jr.. Norfolk: j. W Pierce, Richmond; I.
Il. Fleet. Lynchhurg
Just prior 10 the adjournment the new
president rose and said
As the closing hour of the Third An
nnnl Meeting of the Virginia Board OF
Pharmacy rapidly approaches we are
reminded that when il comes, the change
required by law OF one member WIN
drawing from the Board and another
gentlemen succeeding him will take
place. and the official ties made doubly
dear by friendly intercourse will cease,
and the force of this change Il greatly
increased by the fact that the conirere we
lose i'm one who, by his long experience
in our profession, combined with ms
practical as well as theoretical knowi-
edge. has added weight and dignity to
The Board and made It's influence felt IN
every part OF our country.
Ia the retirement of T. Roberts Baker
ESQ. from the presidency and member
ship on this Board we feel that We lose
an officer in whose ability and integrity
we have the strictest confidence; whose
every wish was for the success OF the
Board i'm the the work il was given TO
do. and who by his untiring and unceas-
inc efforts has contributed so much TO
its accomplishment.
We. the remaining members of the
Board. being DESTROYS of testifying and
placing on record our appreciation OF his
great work. DO hereby
R,s0',e. That in the retirement OF MI
T. Roberts Baker. the Virginia Board OF
Pharmacy loses member, who, by his
anxious labors and untiring interest IN
her affairs, his digniied, courteous and
able administration of the responsible
duties of the Office Of President, and his
pleasant. agreeable and friendly inter
course with each individual member was
an honor 10 her and TO the noble profess
sion 40 which he belongs.
Resoi1ed, That We will ever cherish
with kindly feelings the remembrance Of
the past three years of official inter
course. and that we wish for him in the
future great success, long life and pros
perity.
The meeting then adjourned.