Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-06-29

lbJeCtS, lnB programme tiS drrhlSSu /
n that portion of the occasion being
] follows: paper on gyneeology, |
.oward A. Kelley, nj. D., of Johns
[opkins Hospital, Baltimore; paper
y Herbert A. Hare, M. D., professor
therapeutics at the Jefferson Medi- |
IL College; address on surgery, W. II.
odman, professor of surgery in the
Iedico- Chirurgical College, Philadel
hia, and an address on new remedies
y James Anders, professor of practice
medicine in the Medico-Chirurgical
ollege, Philadelphia.
A pleasing number was contributed
y DR.. James II. Morgan, in the shape |
{ the following verses entitled Young
DOCTOR Joe. y
Just up the road little way,
PERHAPS mile or so,
Stands stately mansion on q hill,
IT'S the home of DIR. Joe.
Young Dr.. Joe they call him,
For he had father dear,
Whom the folk lore called Old Doctor,
Twas his title far and near.
just let me dwell moment
On the memories of that life,
For twas such royal noble ona
i-uiu uOWL bHruuBu dutiSS shiios
Good Old Dr. Joe;
Oh, that you were here, n
10 mingle with the clan
That loves your son SO dear
The history of your life
Will never cease to be
Emblazoned midst both hill and dale,
Until time, eternity.
Rest in thy sleep, most noble soul,
Thy son, thy will has done.
God grant him health, it's all he needs,
In his work so well begun.
We turn the page from him who sleeps,
To life with all its spheres,
And greet this son of noble birth,
A man each one endears.
Yes. Young DR.; Joe they call him,
He's known both far and near.
Like sunshine moving DER the hills,
lie meets from all good cheer.
The clatter of his carriage wheels
The village children know,
And heads are barred as he goes by,
Ills There goes DIR. Joe."
The ploughman drops his driving line
And with hearty show
Calls out across the furrowed field,
How are you, DR.. Joe 2"
The farm wife busy at her work,
And daughters very shy,
All greet him with pleasant smile,
AS his team goes dashing by.
Around the village store they stand
His chums of boyhood DAYS
They greet him thus, How are you. Joe?n
He loves them for their ways.
No moments in his well spent life,
Gives pleasure Ii en- these.
10 stop and talk of farms and stock,
lis then he seems at ease.
Again his team goes dashing on
Through dale and over hills
BY farms and woods and babbling brooks.
From Banks to Burris' Mills.
To-Day his horses neigh and paw,
What means this rest" they saw
NO speeding over hill and dale,
1t hardly seems our way"
No work today. your master rests.
Midst friends from far and near
ms AL he asks for-just one day
One day in every year.
We greet him round his festal board
IN fellowship sincere,
ms there he loves to meet each one
With welcome full of cheer.
The ills of man are quite forgot
Midst scenes that greet us here:
Though with the pleasures we receive.
New thoughts to each appear.
This bond of friendship firmly shown
Midst fellows of our way,
an but to each strength afford.
May it broaden every day.
And in the closing of this feast.
We all do wish it so,
ihat Father Time in speeding by, ..
WIN spare Dung DR.. Joe.
The tables were arranged in the forr
OF a cross and beautifully decorate,
with flowers. Those present were Drs
Joseph FL. Chandler, j. 7. Forwood q
Chester, e. N. Parsons of Piedn,ont
W. Va, ]. I. M. Cardeza of Clav
mont, Hobart A. Hare of .Jefferso
College, Philadelphia, Hugh Gran
Clifford of Avondale, G. f. Reynojd
of Kenneth Square, L. HI. Ball I
Falkland, j. W. Dewitt Of 81
Georges, John Ball of Hockessip. Prof
=. La Place of the Medico- Chirurrica
College, Philadelphia, Prof. H. Robi
Of Delaware College, r. j. PHILLIPS {
Philadelphia, George w. Marshall {
Milford, E. W. Cooper of Gambler
Prof. Walter V. Woods, Prof. Villa
Easterly Ashton, Prof. W. j. Heart
and Prof. L. NJ. Anders of III
Medico Chirurgical College. Philade
phia, Charles Green of GrecnyilIe. 4
s. Mitchell of Hockessin, Beniami
Thompson of Landenberg, Charlt
Reckesus of Philadelphia, Thomas {
Ashton of Philadelphia, Frank |
Springer of Newport, II. ID. M. Ko
lock of Newark, j, III. Stuhbs
London Grove, Pa. ]. ID. Ewing
West Grove, Pa, Charles M. Ellis
Elkton, Md, Prof. William L. Ro,
man of the Medico-C hirurg ical Colleg
Philadelphia, w. T. Skinner of CHA
gov, 9. r. Layton of Georgetow
Prof. Charles P. Noble of the Kensip
ton Hospital, Philadelphia, Villa
Springer, Howard Ogie, John
Fahey, John Palmer, Jr., D. /. Nj
Colley, Swithin Chandler, II. Y
Briggs, II. r. Spruance, b. r. Vaase
r. L. Tybout, Smith Cooper, Villa
II. Cooper, IS. E. Finley, James /
Morgan, Frank Roop Smith. j.
Pyle, Jesse Williamson, W. G. Whine
and IL. W. Briggs of this city; Villa
Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Luke
Piedmont, W. Va, Mr.. and Mi
William Hendrickson, Mrs. Theodo
Pennock and Mrs. Joseph Pyle, DO
of Kenneth Square, and II. X. Mulfo
of Philadelphia.
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