The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-05-24
PHYSICIANS IN SESSION.
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L. B. Almy of Norwich; vice president
| DR. John Fl. Grannis of Old Saybrook;
| treasurer, DR.. w. w. Knight of Hart
| ford committee on matters of profess
| sional interest, DR.. A, N Alling of New
Haven, J. G. Stanton Of New London,
and G. G. Segar of Hartford committee
to nominate physicians to retreat for
insane, E. p. Swasey of Hartford, q. K.
Leonard of Rockville; assistant secre-
tary, DIR. H. s. Miles of Bridgeport;
committee on honorary degrees, f. M.
Wilson of Bridgeport, O. c. Smith of
Hartford, w. c. O'Connor of New Ha-
ven; anniversary chairman, Fl. S. Howe
of Hartford; anniversary committee,
p. I'll. ingalls,, e. X. Root G. c. Porter,
and Il. C. Dielman; dissentator, w. X.
Tingley of Norwich; alternate dissenta-
tor, f. E. Morrel of Putnam; delegate
to American Medical association w. G.
Haven, John f. Bailey, E. Fl. WEIGH,
William H. Judson, c, H. Bill, L. w
Kimball, Max Mailhouse, E. K. Root
The following We're elected delegates
to the various state association meet
ings: Maine, P. H. Inglas, B. Il. Henra
han; New Hampshire, DR.. Henry Ham
mond, #. Morton Hills; Vermont, j. w.
Wright; Massachusetts, H. S. Howe, M.
V. Durham of Greenwich Hills; Rhode
Island, S. B. Overlook, c. f. Ferrin of
New London; New Jersey, C. l.. Porter,
j. b. Kent; New York, M. G. Hazen, w.
L.. Higgins, w. M. S. Curtis, c. A. Tut
tie. Committee on national legisla-
tion of the American Medical associa-
ton, DR.. c. S. Rodman of this city
Under the head Of unfinished bust
ness DR.. Edgarton proposed that the
assistant secretary be made fellow
of the association in accordance with a
rule passed by the association In 1892
This was adopted.
DR.. Eliot reported on his recent trip
to Washington to attend the national
convention and during his remarks told
of many interesting events that hap
pened white in Washington. His re-
port was unanimously accepted.
DR.. Mailhouse, as chairman of the
committee on medical examinations,
made his report, which showed the work
of the examining board during the last
year.
DR.. S. B. ST John, as chairman of the
committee on honorary members and de-
grees, reported for that committee He
brought up the name of DIR. M D. Mann
of Buffalo, N, Y, for honorary member
ship. He said DIR. Mann was too we'll
known to the members of the society to
need Introduction. DR. Mann was for
mer member of the association and has
written a number of medical books The
question of honorary membership
brought up a discussion Secretary
Wordin said that there We're two names
already before the association nominal
ed for the honorary membership, and
that action on them would have to be
taken before the association could vote
on the name of DIR. Mann. DR. Gouly
and DR.. Powell, both residents of New
York CITY, were the names referred to,
and after considerable discussion as to
DR. Powell was eligible to
because he practices in this |
state during the summer months, the
names were voted upon and both were !
elected The name of DR. Mann will go |
over to the next meeting.
DR.. LaPierre, chairman of the COM
mittee on resolutions presented some |
important ones to the effect that physi-
clans in the state of Connecticut should
not be obliged to communicate to the