The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-14
NEW ENGLAND DENTISTS.

Will be in Hartford Next Week In | Large Numbers at the Meeting of
 the Northeastern Dental Association. The Hartford Times says: The first | meeting of the Northeastern Dental
 association to be held in this city since | the consolidation of the New England societies will take place next week be- | ginning on Wednesday. The session | will occupy two days. The arrange ments here are being made by Dr. l., c. I Taylor, of this city, of the executive committee, and Dr. J. Penney Barker, | of Wallingford. pr. A. J. Cutting, of I Southington, president of the Connect icut Dental society, is the assistant sec
 reary of the Northeastern. Dr. F. T. | Murless, Jr., of Windsor Locks, is he
 librarian.
 The president of the Northeastern is | Dr. D. B. Ingalls, of Clinton, Mass. 1 Dr. Ingalls, is native of Vermont.
 He was born May 25, 1929, and is a
 graduate of the Boston Dental College.
 He has held the presidency of the Mer | IlIudC V dllSy tlIIl u lllC 4hooodSiluSStto to | Dental societies. He was a member of
 the state conference committee for
 Massachusetts for he Dental Congress
 in connection with the Worlds Fair at l Chicago in 1893. He has been a mem ! Der of both branches of he Massachu
 setts legislature. He served in the
 house in 1S3O and was member of the i senate in 1881. He is member of the
 Baptist church in Clinton and belongs 1 to the board of deacons.
 The meeting here of the association
 will be the third since the consolidation
 of the New England and Connecticut l Valley Dental societies.
 1 The arrangements for the meeting of
 the association, which will be held in
 the Putnam Phalanx Hall, are in he
 hands of Dr. Taylor, of this city. Dr. l Taylor is one of the best known den-
 lists in the state and has been the lec
 turer in the New York Denal school,
 University of New York, for the past { six years. He was the president of the 1 Connecticut Valley Dental society in | 1S7S Every office In the society, be- ginning with the secretaryship, vas 1 held by him during his connection with l that society He was the first presi-
 dent of the Hartford Dental society ! Dr. Taylor is a member of the Connect
 icut State Dental society and of the American Dental association. For
 years he was a member of the Massa I chusetts society. He was born in ! Lempster, N. H., December 12 1S41, and lived on farm till he was twenty-one
 years of age. He acquired his dental i nI1 1 Vt, where he studied in 1866. He To- cated in Holyoke, Mass, and remained 1 there eight and one-half years. Dr. Taylor came to this city in 1873 and
 has since practiced here. He has been | a member of the executive committee
 of the state society and is hard work
 CT in he interests of dentistry in this
 state. i Dr. l.. B. Palmer, of Syracuse N. Y., | will be he guest of the association dur | ing it's meeting here. At the session 1 Wednesday evening he will deliver an
 address on "The Relations of Science
 to Progress In Dental Practice"
 There will also be addresses and pa
 pers during Wednesday by Professor | Dwight l.. Hubbard of New York, D. l D. Smith of Philadelphia, John T. Cod
 man of Boston, c. w. Strang of
 Bridgeport, S. S. stowell of Pittsfield,
 Mass, c. Frank Bliven of Worcester,
 F.. B. Dickinson of Amherst, c. T..
 Stockwell of Springfield, Mass, and G.
 w Weld of New York. There will be
 a series of clinics Thursday morning.
 and Dr. M. M Main of South Manches-
 ter will give Some Interesting Cases | in Practice. Reports from state
 board of registration will be made by | pr. G. H. Ames, Providence, R. l.; Dr. l c. P. Graham, Middletown, Conn.,. Dr.. l S. D. Hodge, Burlington, Vt, pr. | George A. Maxfeld, Holyoke, Mass. The exhibits will be the largest and
 most valuable that have been made in
 Hartford Not less than seventy-five
 thousand dollars worth of goods and 1 dental supplies will be shown at the
 Phalanx Hall.
 One of the most interesting displays to be made will be that of the White | Dental Manufacturing company of | New York, which was founded by Sam 1 uel s, White in 1S44. One of the fea-
 lures of this display will be black Jap l anese teeth. It is custom among the | Japanese that widows shall wear black | teeth, and the New Workers have a | large field in meeting this idiosyncracy. l There will be a notable display of the | teeth furnished for the Japanese mar ket. It will be worth examining. 1 Parke. Davis & Co.,, of New York, den- 1 tai specialties, will be represented at
 the association meeting by Henry l Thornton The dental profession will
 be greatly interested in this exhibit. 1 The Charles H. Phillips Chemical com | parry of New York, which was estab-
 Hshed in 1S4S, will make it's customary | display. MT. Charles H Clute will rep | resent the Florence Manufacturing | company of Florence, Mass All of the | available rom in the Phalanx Armory | has now been taken by the exhibitors. ] MAITLAND CLUB OFFICERS. Officers of the Wayland club have f been elected as follows: President W. | w Church '99 L. S.; vice president and