The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-05-17
MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Programme Arranged For the Annua
Netting.

Programme Arranged For the Annual
Netting.
The 10th annual meeting of the Maine
Medical Association will be held in
Common Council chamber, City building.
Portland, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, June l., 2 and g. This will be the
programme:
Wednesday
10 a. m.-Prayer; reading of the records
OF the last meeting; business: report Of
treasurer; Uterine Displacements, by
Geo. ID. Cummings, NJ. D., Portland
discussion opened by Drs. J. f. ThoInp-
son, Stanley p. Warren. Portland, and j.
u. Cochrane, Saco; reports Of following
cases: /, Removal of Rhinolith, weight
27s grain, by ]. E. Hill. NJ. D., Water
Vile; Q, Unique Case, removal of foreign
body from bladder, by DR.. B. B. Foster,
d. D., Portland; 9, Anastomosis OF gall
bladder with large intestine. by means
of Murphy button, by VIM. l.. Cousins.
appendicitis, by VIM. b. Small, M. D.,
Lewiston; report of visitors to the Medi-
cal School of Maine; report of visitors to
the Portland School of Medical Instruc-
ton; voluntary papers or reports OF cases.
At 11.3O O'Clock clinic in diseases of
the eye and ear will be held at the Maine
Eye and Ear 1nfirmary.
3p. m.-Reception of delegates from
other societies. Presidents address; bust
ness; "Caesairan section, on account of
Dermoid Cyst" by j. A. Donovan, M.
D., Lewiston; discussion opened by Drs.
S. G. Gordon, Portland, and e. M. Full
Ter. Bath: "Tuberoular Bone Disease"
h. Tolv n
discussion opened by Drs. G. W. Bray.
Portland and Frank I Brown, South
Portland.
sp.m.- 'Notes in first series of 10, 900
eye patients" by James A. Spalding, M.
D., Portland; "The relation of medical
experts to the courts, and to each other"
by W. P. Giddings, M. D.. Gardiner; dis
and Stephen II. Weeks of Portland and
d. A. Robinson, Bangor.
Thursday.
$50 a. m.-Business; ''The necessity
of additional hospital accommodations
for the insane,' Ey Bigelow 7. Sanborn,
Al. D., Augusta; discussion opened by
DR.. Addison S. Thayer, Portland;
"Myxoedema rs form of Anaemis,'' by
Hannibal Hamlin. NJ. D., Orono; discus
SION by Drs. J. K. P. Rogers, Knight
Vile, G. M. Elliot, Brunswick and 6. e.
Williams. Auburn; Treatment of Dia-
betes, with report of cases." by Geo. A.
Gregory, MD, Boothbay Harbor: discus
sion opened ~ Drs. NJ M. Marshall, Port
land, and W. d. Williamson, Gorham,
N. 81.
At 11.3O O'Clock medical and surgical
clinics will be held at the Maine General
Hospital.
8 p. m.-Reception of delegates from
o her societies; election of officers for the
ensuing year; "TaIipes Equine. Varus,
with report of case, treated by Cuneiform
Osteotomy,'' by Geo. P. Morgan, M. D.,
Dover, n. H.; discussion by Drs. H. II.
Brock, Portland and b. f. Sturgis, Au-
burn; "The management of epidemics
of diphtheria in isolated communities :"
by Wellington johnson, M. D., Augusta:
discussion opened by Drs. Henry P.
Merrill, Portland, A. r. g. Smith, White
field, S. J. Bassford, Biddeford, and O.
P. Smith, Portland.
4 p. m.-Men bers of the association and
delegates from other societies will be in
vited to partake of the hospitality of the
physicians Of Portland.
sp. manual Grafton by Roswell
Park, M. ID. Of Buffalo, N. Y; 'The
local treatment of sinuses of the extremi-
ties" by Alfred King, M. D., Portland;
discussion opened by Drs. II. F. Twitch-
ell, Portland, G. A. Peaslcy, Wisoasset,
Friday.
9 a. m.-Business; reports of delegates
to other medical societies.; voluntary pa
pers or reports of cases; reports of the
board of censors; unfinished business
These are the officers: President, Dr.
W. K. Cakes, Auburn; first vice-presi-
dent, DIR. E. A. Thompson. Dover; second
vice president, Dr.. g. M. Woodcock, Ban
gor; treasurer, DR.. Aug. S. Thayer, Port
land; recording secretary, DR.. Chas. D.
Smith, Portland; corresponding score.
tary. DR.. H. B. Palmer, Pennington;
board of censors, Drs. W. B. Moulton.
of Portland, F. G. Thayer of Waterville.
W. j. Maybury Of Saco, E. M. Fuller of
Bath, Alfred King, Portland; business
committee, Drs. Edw. j. McDonough.
Portland; A. S. ellison, Portland.
The board of oensors will be in session
on Wednesday and Thursday for the pur-
pose of receiving applicants for member
ship.
Members are requested to particularly
notice the following railroad and steam.
boat arrangements: The Grand Trunk
Portland & Rumford Falls, Bangor &
Aroostook and Maine Central railroads
will issue round trip tickets at one fare
from all points within the state. Tick
cts over the Grand Trunk, Portland &
Rumford Falls, and the Maine Central.
Will be sold on May 31st, June and Q,
to return June 4. Tickets over the Ban
gor & Aroostook railroad will be on sale
from May 80 to June 2, good to return
on June 4. The Portland, Mt. Desert Il
Machias Steamboat company will issue
round tip tickets at one fare for the
same dates. These tickets must be pur
chased at point of starting.
The International Steamship company
will issue round trip tickets ct one fare
from Eastport and Calais, good for 10
days from date of purchase.
ONE NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME.
Chicago, May. 16.-The, Chicagos found
Young just to their liking to-day and hit