The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-26


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 A large and representative body of the guardians of the states health are here in attendance on the one hundred and sixth annual meeting of the Con hecticut Medical society. The meetine was opened yesterday morning with 2 meeting of the fellows at Warner hall ht Il'3o o'clock, at which the commit tee on credentials reported and a brief address was made by the president, pr. k. s. Goodwin of Thomaston. After lunch at 12 m. the society reassembled at 1:45 in Warner hall to the number Of about seventy-five and listened to the reports Of numerous committees, transacted the regular annual business ana listened 10 several papers on medi- cal subjects.
 The nominating committee, composed Of G. B. segur, George K. Harris, c. J. Fox, Y. K. Hallock, W. L. Barber, R. Lauder and E. H. Welch, reported the following nominations for officers: Presidential. P. Stearns of Hartford. Vice president c. s. Rodman of Wa- terbury.
 Treasurer-W. W. Knight of Hart ford.
 Committee on matters of professional interest-Ralph A. Mcdonald of New Haven, T. T. Simpson and S. P. Over look of Putnam.
 Committee to nominate physicians for the Retreat for the Insane-H. s. Fuller of Hartford, E. P. Swazey of New Britain and B. K. Leonard of Rockville
 Publication-John Pierce and G. Eliot of New Haven.
 Honorary members and degrees-J. c. Kendall of Norfolk, H. L. Hammond of Killingly and Carl E. Munger of Wa terbury.
 Arrangements-E. P. Swazey of New Britain, c. c. Beach of Hartford, H. G. Howe of Hartford, s. B. St. John of Hartford and G. K. Welch of Hart ford.
 Annual chairman-S. B. St. John of Hartford.
 Medical examiner-Max Mailhouse of New Haven.
 Dissertator-C. c. Beach of Hartford; dlLCI AdlGJ Is w. WIlSlI Ol ANCW llc~ ven.
 Delegates to annual medical associa- ton of 1899-W. L. Barber of Water bury, J. D. Bulkley of Litchfield, W. K. Tingley of Norwich, w. s. MacLaren, M c. Hazen of Haddam.
 To Maine association-F. A. Morrell of Putnam. F. M Wilson of Bridgeport and George Thomson.
 To New Hampshire association-J. M. Benedict of Waterbury, c. M Allen of Moosup and F. l.. Day of Bridgeport. To Vermont association-H l.. Ham, mond of Killingly and w. H. Judson of New Haven
 To Massachusetts association-J. E.. Loveland of Middletown and c. J. Fox of Willimantic.
 To Rhode Island association-N. P. Smith and W. S. Hurlburt of Litchfield and P. H. Hammond.
 To New York State Medical associa- tion-H. L. Swain of New Haven, o. T. Osborn of New Haven, w. L. Barber of Waterbury, G. R. House, A. B. Cole burn and E. P. Flint of Rockville and c. D. Munger of Waterbury.
 To New Jersey Medical society-C. V. Butler, J. B. Kent, A. L. Hunt and C.. H. Bell.
 N. E. Wordin of Bridgeport, who has been secretary of the society for sev- eral years, was reelected. The nomi- nees proposed by the nominating con- mittee were elected.
 The meeting next year will be held in Hartford.
 Resolutions were adopted and will be forwarded to Washington, asking that yivisection be permitted as far as nec- essary in bill now being urged for the prohibition of the practice.
 A resolution was also passed asking that examinations for admission to nractice in the state be held at stated times.
 The following programme was car ried out during the rest of the after noon:
 Annual report of the secretary, N. B. Wordin, Bridgeport.
 Reports of delegates to other socie- ties.
 To the Maine State Medical associa- tion: w. l.. Higgins and M. c. Hazen. To the New Hampshire Medical so- ciety: F. N. Braman and c. J. Fox. To the Vermont State Medical soci- . ! z To the Massachusetts Medical soci- ety: c. B. Newton and J. M. Benedict. To the Rhode Island State Medical society: R. G. Philip, H. l.. Hammond and w. H. Crowley
 To the Medical society of New Jer- sey: F. E. Guild and o. J. D. Hughes. To the New York State Medical asso- ciation: W. $. MacLaren, J. B. Bailey, Carl Munger and G. A. Shelton.
 To the British Medical association: Francis Bacon.
 To the International Medical con- gress: A. E. Abrams and E. K. Root.
 Papers.
 Physician, Heal Thyself," W. H. Donaldson of Fairfield.
 "Therapeutic Effects of Electricity of High Tension,' W. T. Browne of Nor- wich.
 "A Case of Intussusception, M. Storrs of Hartford.
 s.Ventral Hernia After Appendec-