The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-29
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
IS HOLDING 4 TWO DAYS' SES-
 STOW IN THIS CITY,

omcers h'ocleu ht me Meeting fester'
 day Afternoon--Many Intcreslim; Papers Read-~Recsption Last Evenine at Dr. Carmairs The Programme To' day WiH be Extensive.
 The Connecticut Medical society is
 holding it's one hundred and tenth an-
 nual meeting in this city, The confer
 ence began yesterday afternoon in the
 rooms of the Young Mems Republican
 club at the corner of Temple and Crown
 streets. A list of those present follows:
 W. W. Knight, Hartford; J. H. Gran
 his, Saybrook; F. L. Smith, Stafford
 Springs; c. H. Knight, Lakeville; E.
 B. Heady, Milford; F. P. Flint, Rock
 vile; Julius Le Pierre, Norwich; /;
 Charles F, Stanley, Middleto own; Rob-
 ert F. Ensign, Berlin; w. H. Judson, Danielson; F. w. Goodenough, Water-
 bury; Theodore G. Wright, Plainville;
 Philip D. Bruce, Hartford; G. s. Rod illdil, w dlci Dul POluu A SllGllull
 Shelton; H, L. Hammond. Kllingly;
 Elias Pratt, Torrington; Curtis H. Bill,
 Bridgeport; George Barnett; John H.
 Rose, Hartford; Henry H. Smith, New 1 Haven; J. Howard North, Goshen; c.
 F. Simonds South Coventry; Charles E. Grayton; Charles J, Fov, Wiliman- tic; E. II. Welch, Winsted; Henry G, 1 Noble, Middletown; Everet J. Me- Knight, Hartford, and Lewis Barnes, Oxford
 At half past one the committee on credentials met in an ante room and considered the papers of the fellows and alternates, The business meeting of the president and fellows was held at ? o'clock. President Dr. Grannls of | New Haven presided and considerable ] business was transacted. The report of the treasurer, Dr. w. w Knight of Hartford was heard. His report showed the financial standing of the association to be in first class con- dition with quite large balance on hand.
 The reports of the special committees, committee on county resolves, commit tee on business report of the standing committee were heard and accepted. The report of the secretary, pr. w. B. Wordn of Bridgeport, was heard, This report showed that at the present there was membership of about two hun dred, an increase over last year of about thirty or forty. The report gave interesting statistics of the past years ell, N-l tst to accepted by the members.
 Following these reports were the re- ports of the delegates to the other so- cieties, which were submitted in the following order; Delegates to the Maine state medical association, pr. H. w. Ring and pr. F. A. Morrell; to the New Hampshire state medical as- sociation, Dr c. D. Alton and Dr c. C. Godfrey; to the Vermont state medi- cal association, pr. H. c. Howe and Dr. w H. Sanford to the Massachusetts medical association, Dr. T. F. Rockwell and pr, George R. Harris; to the Rhode Island state medical association, Dr. C. N, Allen and Dr. W. $. Richards: to the New York state medical asso- citation, Dr. J. W. Wright and Dr. C. E. Taft, and to the New Jersey state medical association, Dr. c, F. Lindsley and Dr c. c. Beach.
 The election of officers resulted as follows:
 President-Gould A. Shelton of Shell ton.
 Vice president--s P, St John of Hartford.
 Secretary-N. E. Wordin of New Ha- ven.
 Assistant secretary-J. H. Townsend.
 Treasurer--W. W, Knight.
 Committee on matters of professional interest in the state--E. K Root, F. K. | Hallock and PhNo M. Street.
 Committee to nominate physician to | the Retreat for the 1nsane-E. P. | Swasey F. K. Leonard. J. B. Kent, A. | R. Deffendorf and R. Robinson.
 Committee on honorary members and | degrees-G. l.. Porter, T. NJ, Hill and l G. Elliott
 Committee on medical examinations HI. s. Fuller, g. M Garlick, J. F. Calef, w. L. Barber and c. A. Futile.
 Committee on anniversary arrange ments-O. C. Smith chairman: F. W. Wright B. A. Cheney, J. H. Rose and J. T. Bowling.
 Dissert ator-Elias Pratt of Torrng- ton; alternate, w. J. Tracey of South Norwalk.
 After the business session papers were presented on the following top- cs
 The Use and Abuse of Bromides in he Treatment of Nervous Diseases" 0r. A. R. Defendorf of Middletown.
 Remarks on Some Recent Invasions # Surgery in the Domain of Internal Medicine" Dr, w H. Carmalt of New Iaven. "Preventons as Applicable to the Feeble Minded and Epleptics," pr. c. I, Knight of Lakevile. "Questions of Current Interest," pr. '. R. Down of Hartford. "A Case of Traumatic Tetanus Suc- essfully Treated by Tetatnic Anti ( oxin," c. A Shelton of Shelton
 The Modern Treatment of Uremia in { Dr. C. G. Ramsay of New Haven.
 "The Country Well and It's Relation Q Typhoid Fever" Dr. Albert F. V