The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Maine Medical Association.

Dudley Freeman of Yarmouth, one each.
Maine Medical Association.
The forty fifth annual meeting of the
Maine Medical association will be held in
the Common Council Chamber, City Build
ing, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
June 2, 8 and 4, 1897. This will be the
programme:
WEDNESDAY 10 A. M.
Prayer.
Reading of the Records of the last meet
ing,
Business.
Rep ort of Treasurer.
Two Complicated Nervous Cases in the
Same Family,
S. j. Bassford, M. D., Biddeford
The Bacterial Features Of Typhoid, with
special reference to Pathology and
Diagnosis,
Chas. D. Smith, M. D., Portland
Resuscitation after Submersion,
FL. Hunt, NJ D., Greenville
Report of Visitors to the Portland School
for Medical Instruction.
Report of Visitors to the Medical School
of Maine.
Voluntary Papers or Reports of Cases.
10 O'CLOCK.
Medical and surgical clinics will be held
at the Maine General Hospital.
O'CLOCK.
Reception of Delegates from other Socie-
ties
Presidents Address,
Business,
Preventive Medicine, or Notes on Sewer
Air Poisoning and Sanitation,
J. N. Merrill, NJ. D., Skowhegan
The Technique Of American Surgery,
Wallace K. Cakes, NJ D., Auburn
Hip joint Disease,
Henry H. Brock, M. D., Portland
O'CLOCK.
Addison's Disease,
o. St. G. O'Brien, M. D., Rockport,l
Mass.
Five minute papers will be presented on:
The Medical Treatment of Labor,
Addison S. Thayer, M. D., Portland
The Antiseptic Treatment of Labor,
Stanley p. Warren, M. D., Portland
The Manual and Postural Treatment of
Labor,
Freeman E. Small, M. D., Portland
The instrumental Treatment of Labor,
James B. O'Neil, M. D.. Portland
The Surgical Treatment of Labor,
John f. Thompson, NJ. D., Portland
THURSDAY $50.
Business,
Phsyical Training and it's Therapeutical
Value,
F. N Whittier, M. D., Brunswick
The Frequency of Errors in Medical Ger
tificates,
W. E. Elwell, M. D Togus
Static Electricity,
Walter I. Goodale, NJ. D., saco
At ~ O'Clock there will be clinic in
Diseases. Of the Eye and Ear at the
Maine Eye and Ear Inflrmary.
Up. m.-Reception of delegates from
other societies. Election of officers for
the ensuing year. Accuracy and Hon
esty of Purpose in the Practice of Medi-
cine" by Galen NJ. Woodcock, NJ. d.,
Bangor; "The Later Results with Diph-
liberia Antitoxin," by A. G. Young, NJ
D., Augusta.
At o'clock the members of the asso-
citation and delegates from other societies
will be invited to partake of the hospi-
tality of the physicians of Portland.
s p. m.-Annual grafton by Edward
Robinson, Brunswick. Smoke y
Friday, 8 a. m.-Business. Reports of
delegates to other medical societies.
Voluntary papers on reports of cases. Re-
port of board of Censors. Unfinished
business.
nMembers are requested to particularly
notice the following railroad and steam
boat arrangements: The Grand Trunk,
Portland g. Rumford Falls, Bangor e.
Aroostook and Maine Central railroads
will issue round trip tickets at one fare
from all points within the state. Tick
cts over tho Grand Trunk, Portland s.
Rumford Falls, and the Maine Central
west of Bangor, will be sold on June
list, I'd and 8, to return on June 5th
Tickets on the Maine Central from
points east of Bangor will be on sale May
31st.
The Portland, Mt Desert and Mach las
Steamboat Company will issue round
trip tickets at one fare for the same
dates. These tickets must be purchased
at point of starting The Internatio nal
Steamship Company will issue round
trip tickets at one fare from PASSPORT
and Calais, good for 10 days from date
of nurchase