The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-17
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Win Hold It's 1O6th Annual Meeting
 Here May 25-26.

held at Warner Hall, NO. l044 Cnapel street, at 11:30 a. n., Wednesday, May 25. The general order will be as fol- lows: Call to order at 11:9o a. m. by the president; report of committee on credentials; address to the fellows by the president at 12 adjournment to 1:45 to give time for lunch and for the committee to prepare their reports; 1:45 convene for business, chairmen ready with their reports report of com- mittee on unfinished business, report of treasurer; reports of special com mittees; introduction of new business; report of committee on county resolves; report of committee to nominate es- sayists on the progress of medicine and surgery; report of nominating commit tee election of officers and delegates to other societies; report of committee on business; report of standing committee; report of uaditing committed; miscel- laneous business.
 At this convention the nominating committee is to choose president, vice-president, treasurer, committee on matters of professional interest in the state, two on the committee to nomi- nate physicians to the Retreat for the Insane in place of Doctors Fuller and Dickinson, two members of the publl- cation committee, one of whom is to be assistant secretary, committee or three on honorary members and de- grees, a committee of arrangements and an anniversary chairman, sue cessor to pr. Max Mailhouse, whose term expires as a member of the com mittee on medical examinations, dis sertator, an alternate dissertator,. dele- gates to the American Medical associa- tion, 199, and to the following state so- cieties: Maine, New Hampshire, Yer mont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey and the New York State Medical association.
 It is requested that any member of the society who would like to attend any of these medical conventions as delegate will please so state to any member of the nominating committee or to the secretary.
 The nominating committee is com- posed of the following gentlemen: G. c. Segur, George K. Harris, O. J. Fox, F. K. Hallock, w. L. Barber, R. Lauder, E. H. Welch.
 The officers of the state society at present are: President, Ralph S. Goodwin; vice-president, Henry P. Stearns; vice-presidents ex-officio, James Campbell, Abiel w. Nelson, William H. Judson, John E. Loveland, Frank w. Wright, John c. Lynch, Will liam S. Mac Laren, Eli P. Flint; treas- urer, w. w. Knight; secretary, N. E. Wordin; committee on matters of pro- fessional interest in the state, c. J.. Foote, L. B. Amy, A. A. Crane. pr. Thomas H. Russell, of this city, will tender to the members of the socie- ty and to delegates from other state so- cieties a reception to be held at his res- idence, 137-139 Elm street, on Wednes- day evening, May 25, from 8 to il o'clock.
 The society will hold it's annual din- ned at the New Haven House on Thursday evening, May 26, at 7:15 o'clock. The committee of arrange ments consists of Max Mailhouse, an- niversary chairman, F. w. Wright, B. L. Lambert and F. Bellosa.
 The programme of exercises of the convention is as follows:
 Wednesday Afternoon, May 24. Annual report of the secretary,
 
 Reports of delegates to other societies. To the Maine State Medical association: W. L. Higgins, M. c. Hazen. F. N. Braman, c. J. Fox. To the Vermont State Medical society: Elias Pratt, w. c. Welch. To the Massachusetts Medical society: c. B. Newton, J. M. Benedict.
 
 ciety:
 R. G. Philip, H. l.. Hammond,
 w. H. Crowley.
 To the Medical Society of New Jersey: F. E. Guild, o. J. D. Hughes. To the New York State Medical asso-
 citation:
 W. S. Mac Laren. J. E. Bailey, Carl Munger, G. A. Shelton. To the British Medical association:
 Francis Bacon.
 To the International Medical Congress: A. E. Abrams, E. K. Root.
 Papers.
 Physician, Heal Thyself,
 w. H. Donaldson, Fairfield Therapeutic Effects of Electricity of High Tension, w. T. Browne, Norwich A Case of Intussusception,
 M. Storrs, Hartford, Ventral Hernia after Appendectomy,
 M M. Johnson, Hartford. The Vidal Reaction for Typhoid Fever, with Report of Cases,
 P. D. Bunce Hartford Angioneurotic Edema of the Tongue,
 F. K. Hallock, Cromwell. Pathological Demonstrations with Electric Lantern,
 (At p. m. at the Medical college),
 M. C. White, New Haven. Thursday Morning Session at 9:45. The annual convention will re-assem- ble on Thursday morning at 9:45 o'clock at Warner Hall.
 Reception of delegates from other so- cieties.
 From the Maine State Medical associ-
 ation:
 c. o. Ring, Portland @r'',
 T. B. Kimball, Portland From the New Hampshire Medical so-
 ety:
 M S. Woodman, West Lebanon.
 H. S. Baketel, Derry. From the Vermont State Medical soci-
 ety:
 A. c. Bailey, West Randolph,
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