Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-20
VERMONT DENTISTS MEET
Annual Session Of the State Associa-
tion-Eioh' New Members Voted In.

Rutland. March l9--1 he 2Gth annual Ses-
siClI of the Vermont state Dental society
opC ned with A. mcnbt rs In attendance m
Cluding number from Burlington at the
IorS;ick House. this evening. The hhtel
eanple rooms hav. n en- given up 10 eN-
lihitors and ar, filled With all manner or
dental material and appliances. Ihlrty
men representing ter or twelve firms nave
the exhibits in charge.
The meeting of the society was opened
by prayer by DIR. George w. Philips OF
this city. followed by tie reports OF the
st ecretary and treasurer. Eight new nem-
Lors were voted in as follows:
Drs George NJ Scners, c. w. Boutwell,,
A. w. Farnsworth of this city: Or, q. NJ.
Ilawley of Nergennos; Or. {. K. Wood or
BlanGon; DIR. II. w. Holden of PoultnoN:
DR.. +. :. Locke of Spring field: pr. Frank
ynde cf Barre.
Resolutions of respect for the late DR..
jones Lewis of burlington, the hrst presl-
cent and the oldest dentist in the State
were submittcG by Dr. w. II. Wright OF
Brandon and unanimoUsly adopted. l)r'
Lewis, who oicd ID 81 June, pracuced MS
profC sion - years.
An address of welcome was oehNered ~
DR. Thomas Mound OF this city in which
he dwelt upon the advantages OF mem
Iers hip in the society. President G. W.
Stc. 10 of Barre gave his annual address
INC luding the rein tho history OF the society
and its work in the State.
A raper on Porcelain Inlay Method of
Procedure" was read by DIR. Charles Pat
ten of Boston followed by discussion
oponcd by DR. II. BurbridSe Of Woodstock.
| Dr 4. w Farnsworth OF this city sp ka
on "Profes sional Honesty and Decision OF
Character in the Practice of Dentistry
DR. Q. w. staples of Lyndonville lead the
discussion on the topic.
The programme tomorrow morning in
cludcs parers by DR.. A. j. Flanagan OF
! = al
Waterbury and DR.. w. +. Bisbee OF
CainAden. Me In the afternoon there viii
be clinics and demonstrations by Drs.
| FLANAGAN, Patten Bisbee, o. A. Glidden or
| syracuse, j. C. Waite of Boston and j. A.
Robinson of Morrisville.
Tomorrow evening will be ladies' night
| snd a large attendance is expected as
many OF the members wives are present.
/ An i,npromptu musical programme will be
rendered, followed by a dance at the ho-
] tel.
w. II. CAMBRIDGE CALLED TO RUT-
LAND.
Rutland. March l9.--Thc Rev, Walter
Harriman Cambridge Of Southboro, Mass.
a sub-nastor in st. Marks school has
been rendered a unanimous call by tho
wal dens and Ncstry Of Trinity parish 10
succeed as their rector the Rev, Theodore
Il. Foster who leaves about April 18th to
take parish in Kansas City, Mo. Mr..
Cambridge is a yourg han of pronounced
abilty, a native of Grafton, Vt, and u
graduate of the University of Vermont in
the class of 1894. Immediately following
his graduation he taught at the Vermont
Episcopal Institute at Rock Point Bur-
IlinGtCn. He was oldPintd by Bishop \. 9.
A. Hall who recommended him to Trinity
pan Ish with number of others. MI. Cam
bridge has had charge of St. Stephens 3
parish at Westboro Mass, for four years.
He will probably announce his decision in
regard to acc. pting the cali when in Rut-
land about ApIil 10,
DIR. FLANDERS ASKS A STAY.
Rutland. March IA verdict for the de-
fendant was directed in county court to-
day after the examination of the defend-
ants first witness in the case of Daniel
Nerders executor VS.. the Phoenix lnsur-
ance company, The plaintiff sued FOR
damages caused by hrc III 1909. The de-
fendari s witness testified the fire was
caused ~ the use OF d gasolcne torch IN
burning of paint The plaintiff admitted
this lnC court ordered a verdict as above
". l.. iNruap of Burlington asked for a
stay - Proceedings in the awarding of
damages It Bridget Mullins until after the
Lac - IA.