Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-16
NEW HAVEN MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Semi-AnnuaI Meeting at Warner
 HaIl=EIectiQu af Qmcers and

Semi-Annual Meeting at warner Hall-Election Of Omcers and
 Committees-The Banquet.
 The semi-annual meeting of the New Haven Medical society was held at Warner hall yesterday. About fifty members were present. E. W. Smith of Meriden, the president, presided, and Frank W. Wright of this city was the secretary. At the business meeting new members were elect ed as follows: Rollin McNeil, Yale '62, of New Haven; Edward W. McCabe, Yale S7, of New Haven; Thomas M. Bull, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Naugatuck; N. R. Hotchkiss, University of Maryland, New Haven; Edward W. Warren, Harvard, Ansonia; James M. Reilly, Yale '79, New Haven; Clarence E. Skinner, Yale '91, New Haven.
 On motion of Dr. Eliot of this city it was voted that hereafter the names of candi- dates for membership should be printed on the call for the next meeting of the associ- ation.
 A committee was appointed to invite as many of the members as possible who have not as yet joined the state society to do 50. | This is in the interest of the centennial of l the state society to be held next May. The topic for discussion was Abortion" :" w. L. Barber of Waterbury spoke of "Cause and Induction" J. F. Luby of l this city spoke on Treatment" and in the | place of Walter Judson of this city, who | had been assigned to speak on ''After Re l sults," M. A. 'Cremin of this city spoke. The topic of the session was discussed l by Drs. s. D. Gilbert, Fleischner, Hawkes., 1 w. c. White, Mailhouse, Osborn, Welch, Eliot and Hughes of this city. Dr. Q. s. Rodman read 8 paper on diseases of the l eye.
 l Among those attending were Gustavus Eliot, Frank w. Wright, M. c. White, William H. Thomson, Steven G. Hub berd, A. E. Winchell, c. A. Lindsley, Henry Fleischner, Thomas M. Cahiil; M. l A. Cremin, Max Mailhouse, c. L. Fitch, s. D. Gilbert, Lucy Cremer Peckham, l O. T. Osborne, Henry L. Swain, W. w. Hawkes., L. s. DeForest of this city; O. J. D. Hughes, E. w. Smith, Pierce and Fenn of Meriden; w. L. Barber, c. S. Rodman, c. w. s. Frost of Waterbury; R. B. Good, | year of North Haven, E. B. Heady of Mil. ford, E. T. Cornwall and Chamberlain of Cheshire.
 Officers were elected as follows: Presi dent, Dr. Gilbert of this city; vice-presi dent, w. L. Barber of Waterbury. Dr. Wright of this city continued as secretary ! ana treasurer QOlQ1nR over, QaVlnR peer elected for five years.
 Executive committee--O. J. D. Hughes of Meridian, chairman; Dr. M. A. Cremir of New Haven, c. s. Rodman of Water bury.
 Censors-Drs. Hughes, Hawkes. of Nev Haven and Swift of Hamden.
 Committee on credentials w. Pierce of Meriden, F. l.. Axtelle of Waterbury E. w. Wright of New Haven.
 Committee on biographical sketches L. s. DeForest of New Haven, J. P. c
 Foster of New Haven, L. E. Cooper of An
 sonia.
 Committee on public hygiene-A. E
 Winchell of New Haven, J. D. Egglestol
 of Meriden, M. c. O'Conner of New Ha
 ven.
 County report of matters of professions
 interest-R. P. Goodyear, North Haven.
 After the labors were over a sumption
 banquet was attacked and very pleasan social time occurred. About fifty sat dow to the spread.