The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-13
ECLECTIC PRACTITIONERS.
ANNUAL MEETINGS TO BE
 HELD
In Hartford of the Connecticut fEclec- tic Medical Association and New the England Eclectic Medical Asso- clatton.

l cIatton.
 Hartford, May 11-The annual meet | ing of the Connecticut Eclectic Medical associa ton will be held at the Allyn house, Tuesday, May 13, The session
 will begin a 10 o'clock and Dr. Henry l Bickrod of this city will preside and | deliver the presidents address. He will | speak of a number of interests reiating | to the work of the association and will recommend the inaugura tion of com | mittess from the different state medi- | cal societies to medccd nth Wmthtmf cal societies, which shall cooperate with reference to medical legislation by the General Assembly. Dr. Thomas Mulligan of New Britain is the vice. president of the association and will be advanced to the presidency, succeeding Major Bickford. The treasurer is Dr. LeRoy A. Smith of Higganum and Dr. George A. Faber of Waterbury is the secretary. The censors are Drs. Thom-
 as H. Hodge of Torrington, Lottie M.
 Moriarty Of South Meriden, R. F. S
 Hayes of Hazardville F. M. Ripley of
 oHlOHNllie anu LeItOy As oiilti' l'i.
 Hodge is the chairman of the com
 mttee on medical statistics and will
 make the report covering that field Dr.
 John w. Fyfe of Saugatucll is at the
 head of the committee on new rerne-
 dies and methods of treatm and his
 associates on the committee include
 Drs Fred H. Williams of Bristol and M L. Marsh of New Britain. The com mittee on obstetrics consists of Drs, David F. Borden of Paterson, N. T., Lottie M. Moriarty of South Meriden, S. B. Mum of Waterbury and Anna F. Park of New York city. Dr, Charles w, Fitch of New York is chairman of the surgery committed Dr. E. M. Rip ley of Unionville and Dr. Leonard Bailey of Middletown are identified with him. All of s these committees will have special reports for the ses- sion The morning and afternoon will bed evoted to the deliberation of medi- cal topics and progress. Dr. Bickford the president of the association, is one of the foremost physicians in the eclectic school in the state and will leave nothing unattempted towards making the meeting a successful one.
 
 New England Eclectic Medical asso- citation will also be at the Allyn house next week and will be In progress al the same time with that of the Connec- ticut association. Dr, Wilbur Fisk Templeton of Glover, Vt,, is the presi- dent. Dr. Ripley of Unionvlle Is one of the vice presidents and Dr. Faber of Waterbury is the corresponding secretary and Dr. Mum of Waterbury is amember of the judicial council The committee of arrangements consists of Drs. Mulligan, Ripley and Bickford The session will occupy three days The papers to be presented will in- clude one on Compulsory Vaccina- ton" by Dr Ripley; External Use of Bovinin," by Dr. r. H. Williams of Bristol, and paer by Dr. Faber of Waterbury on "Blood Poisoning from Vaccination" Dr. Frederick w. Ab- bolt of Taunton. Mass Dr. Henry Reny of Biddeford, Me, and Dr. Syl- vinia A. Abbott of Taunton will also present papers. The State of Eclectic Medicine in New England" will be the subject of report by Drs. William C. Hatch of Maine. Walter H True of New Hampshire, Frank H. Godfrey of Vermont, Sylvinia A. Abbott of Massa- chusetts. Darius l.. Powe of Rhode 1 Island and George A. Feber of Connec- ticut The election of officers will take place on Thursday, the last day of the | session.