Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-20

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said .wa,corne the best brains IN Inc
state and make YOU welcome as long
az you stay here
n, butler presjdcnt OF Colby. said
an hainr Introduced as POSTMASTER
that he welcomed the physicians. he
Z assured them that the city was now
! not under quarantine and that the Au-
gusta board of health need send no
more red cards here. ms e,lo't ~
see things as they are as uou ,''au.
them. is commendatory." He spoke OF
| what science had done in warfare In
providing the best In science.
! ATTORNEY General Haines SAID ne was
free to confess there was hrcat I'M
! proveihent in doctors. He recalled the
time when he had the measles and was
| given some stuff so bitter he did not
| get the taste out. He explained MS
presence by saying he hao peeh told
by DIR. Thayer to be present. lie vas
| told he must make speech, but
| thought he could earn 'he supper as
easily by speaking US py any
other. He referred to the lmpor-
lance of the opinion of doctor In his
own duties as attorney general. he
recalled the time when the opinion or
expert testimony was laughed at and
contrasted IL with the SITUATION al the
| present time. In referring to the adj
vanced idea in education be said that
In this last quarter OF century we
arc having attention TO this life In
which we have now.
DIR. Butler spoke in glowing terms OF
Mr.. johnson In introducing Hon. {. +.
1 III
derstand why he was here. He could
understand how Mayor Phiibrook. At
| torney General Haines, and Hon. ;. =.
Brown, who he said knew all about
| bacteria, were present. He finally
learned. He met doctor from Port
land. who regulated his Zee according
TO his man. He could understand from
that. that there was likeness be-
| tween the two. Passing to as more
serious strain he said that the legal
profession was advancing by admitting
women 10 the same plane with man.
! This Is shown by the fact that Colby
has opened its doors to women. lie
| opened the political end by saying he
was glad Mayor Phlbrook was well
coined since be was 10 be sent back 10
| the Legislature as a member OF the
| Senate. He spoke In favor of better
and legal protection for the physicians
| DIR. +. c. Gordon OF Portland. ex-
| planned what the Academy of Medicine
and Science is. Lawyers, merchants.
doctors and any person who has inter-
est enough in science may walk up and
| be enrolled as members. THE only
way We can interest the public is by
bringing the public to us" He eN-
planned that though the papers read at
, the meetings the public could under
stand what is being done in the in
terest of the public. When We so be-
fore the Legislature asking for a regis
tration law it is for your interests. by
furnishing better physicians. as for our
| own. 1t is not fair that the persons
abundantly able to pay should be sent
TO hospitals when they could have just
ms good care at home
On the motion "a DIR. j. +. Hill a
/ vote OF thanks was extended the col
| lege faculty for tho use OF the building
| The business meeting was then opened.
! These were elected members OF the
academy: f.. II. Files. G. W. Rancourt.
/ Watervlile; II. W. Crockett. Lewiston: r.
| ii. ClOudman, Cumberland Mills; DR.. W.
johnson, DIR. ]. l.. Tueu, Augusta: I'll. l..
/ Ccrson, Geo. w. Dorr. c. Fred Terry.
/ John III. De Orsay. Waterviile: Or. :. T.
Green, Scion; DIR. ID. +. Parsons, Oak
| land; DR.. o. w. Turner. Augusta.
! DIR. L. c. Thayer the president OF the
| surgical section. had the paper of the
evening He took as his theme. The
| Passing of tne Provincial Surgeon Those
| who took part in The discussion were DR..
! W. p. Giod!ngs OF Gardiner. DR.; Il. NJ.
Fuller. Of Bath. DR. Robinson of Bangor.
| DR. Thayers paper showed besides the
| unusual skill in his profession a keen OBJ
| servation OF what Is gradually taking
| rlace. His argument was that there j.
| such a tenuency to send injured people
| 10 hospitals that the doctors find bur
little encouragement 10 keep up their sur
gicai practice.
Those present were: Drs. d. E. Parsons.
S. Thayer, G. +. Libby. A. X; p: Meserve.
G. W. Bray, S. G. Gordon, Il. Il. Foster.
| +. w. Searles, &. w. Foster, Dr!iscoll
| Col. II. s. osgood. Col. f. Y: Boothby.
Portland: DR.. w. 2. Giddinss. I. r. Bos-
! ton y. Nj. Spear. Gardiner; p. Il. w. Full
Ter, Bath: +. L; Dixon, w. b. Small, +.
| {. a. Williams. W. a. Robinson, b. r.
! StjNgess. Rev. NJ. V. Patter. Auburn; DR..
/ J. y. Randall. Old Orchard: DR. G: NJ.
Randall. DR.. w. II. Harris. DR.; Z. J.
q
ner. DR.. L. T. sanborn. DIR. j. Z. Tueli,
| Augusta; DIR. ID. "A. Robinson. DIR. H. L.
Clough. DIR. G. NJ. Woodcock. Bangor; Dr.
| +, j. Taylor. Pittsfe!d: DIR. S. q. Bass
/ ford DR.. +. l.. Davis, Biddeford; Dr. L.
ID. Rand, DR.. +. j. Robinson. W. s. Mil
! Ter, ID. d. s.. Fairfield; DR.. +. c. Thayer
Dr. j. +. Hill. DIR. T.. w. Boyer, DR.. j. /,
| Fortier. DIR. NJ. w. Bessey. DIR. Z. w Alb
bolt, DR.. C. G. Rancourt, DR.. l.. G.
Bunker, DR.. +. II. Fales. Prof. A. j. Rob
| erts. Prof. l.. T.. Warren, Prof. L. w
| Hail. Prof. j. w. Black, Prof. {. b. Stet-
son. Prof. G. ID. b. Pepper, Prof. A. Mar
| auardt. Prof. j. ID. Taylor, Prof G. f.
Hull, DR.. Frew, Frank Redington, Mayor
PhiIbrooS, Geo. X. Boutelle, Hon. w. T
| Hanes, P. w. Hannaford, Hon. n. Mea-
der, Hon. S. S. Brown, Hon. T.. l.. Jones
| W. NJ. Dunn. Geo. w. Dorr, Thomas
Sampson, joan Nelson, Rev. +. l.. Marsh
Rev. G. ID. Lindsay, Prof. Headman, Hon
r. S. Head. G. Fred Terry, NJ. {. Foster
+. b. Hubbard, Prof. w. s. Bayley, III. u
Eaton, John II. De Orsay, DIR. II. G
Shemp. DIR. Geo. w. Hutchins, DIR. Dob.
son. DR.. w. d. Johnson, S. S. Lightbody
| Waterville
Deputy Sheriff Haskell of Pittsfield
was IN town, Friday morning. having
two men who attempted to work a film