Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24
VERMONT PHYSICIANS.
Tho Stnte Medical Convention to be Held
IN darlington.

This year Burlington is to be favored with
the meeting Of the Vermont state Medical
Society October lj and l6. In these con-
ventions physicians of well known ability
from ali parts of the State meet for the
interchange of ideas and comparison Of each
others experience vi on the treatment of
disease, thus hene..ttins each other and the
community at large. Burlington will be
pleased to welcome the gentlemen of the
State Melical society. The preliminary
announcement includes the following pa
pers
Summer diarrara in children, Ii. D.
Hoton, Brattleboro; discussion opened by
c. F. Camp, Barre q. F. b, willard, Yer
gennes. Phthsls, prediSposition to and
prophylaxis Of. A. h. Bi-bee, Montpelier
discussion opened by ,. T. Brooks, -. Johns-
bury, L. A. Bates, Highgate, Phthiss, the
treatment Of, y. G. Dailey, West Randolph;
discussion opened by A. T. Grinnell, Bur
lington, o. ". shervi in. Woodstock. Re-
cent advances in surgery, L. u. Bingham,
Burlington; discussion opened by Henry
james, Waterbury, f. II. Robertson, St.
Adams. The nature, varieties causes, symp-
toms and treatment OF glaucoma j. Fl.
Woodward Burlington; discussion opened
by c. E. Chandler. Montpelier, f. T. Kid
der, W Woodstock. Some European lessons,
j. II. jackson, Barre; Peurperal sspticH
mia, II. r. Wilder, Swauton; discussion
opened by c. +. Branch, Newport IL. 5.
Brown, ST. Johnsbury. Heart sounds and
cardiac murmurs d. c. Hawley, Burling-
| ton; discussion opened by j. II. Jackson,
Barre, ID. +. Rugg, nnrtland. A study of
new remedies, W. H. Vincent, Orwell, dis
cusson opened by Z, J. Hall, MorrsvIlle,
/ F. II. Stoddard Shelburne. Albuminuria
its detection and significance, f. A. Ladus,
| Alhureh Springs; discussion opened by g..
| i. Nichols, Barre, ". D. Huntington,
| Rochester. Pure drinking water and how
to secure it, j. II. Hamilton, Rchford; dis
cussion opened by J, D. Hanrahan, Rut-
land, c. G. K. Jennings, bennington. In
| digestion and its relation to dis
ease, c. W. Peck, Brandon; discus
sion opened by Edward h. Campbell,
Bellows Falls, C. w. Jacobs, Richmond.
| Preventive medicine, {, S, Caverly, Rut-
land: discussion opened by =. s. Clark, st.
Albans, f. W. Shipman, Vergennes. The
upper air passages and their diseases, o. B.
Douglass, New York; discussion opened by
j. II. Woodward, Burlington, g. W. Goss,
| Chelsea. Acute capillary bronchitis in
children, w. g. +. Flanders, Fairfield;
discussion opened by Joel Allen Johnson,
p. ?. Stimson, West Randolph Patent
nostrums, L. w. Flanders, Burlington; dis
cussion opened by H. r. J. Howe, Waits-
field, e. ]. Russell, HLnesburgh. Shall we
abolish the lecture system in our medical
schools o. W. Sherwin, Woodstock; dl,-
cussion opened by A. T. Woodward, Bran
don, George Dunsmore, st, Albans, Presi-
dents annual address, j, ~ Jenne, St
| Albans
1t Is expected that other papers will be
offered for the programme aud all members
are reminded that voluntary papers are al
ways in order,
The annual banquet will take place OF
Thursday evening October 10, after thu
presidents address, with Prot J, II. Jack
son Of Barre as anniversary chairman.
There will be ths usual exhibit Of drugs
medicines surgical instruments and appli
ances, etc.
It is expected that the usual courtesy o.
haif-fare will be extended by the railroads