Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-02
THE MAINE MEDICAL SCHOOL
Opens e3d Session With Entering
Glass of Nearly Forty.

The S3G annual course of lectures at the
Medical School of Maine began, Tuesday,
at Brunswick. The course will continue
for &c weeks. This year there was no
formal opening lecture, as it was decided
that since the school has been divided,
two upper classes being in Portland, thai
1t was as well to do away with the for
mai lecture. The freshman class will
number between 30 and 40 Thus far 81
students have registered for the first
year, rs follows: Harris Clark Burrows
of Augusta, James Wilder Crane of Whit
ing. John l.. Davis of Portland. Arthur
Osman Davis of Brdgton. Louis a. Derry
of Portland Horace Il. Doughty of i<it
terry, Il. l.. Ferren of West Levant, Stan
wood Il. Fisher of Portland, Leonard f.
Ford Of East Eddington, Herbert II. Hall
of Fairfield. Harold c.. johnson OF An
gusta, Ralph b. Kelley of Island Falls,
Scott Goddard Larrabee of Portland, Ho-
mer E. Marks of Portland, b. Henry Ma.
son of Monroe, Daniel Colon Munro OF
Gardiner, Ralph A. McIntire of Salt Lake
City. Utah, Maanus CT. Ridlon of Porter,
Joseph Randall Rdlon of Gorham. Walter
J. Roberts of kennebunkport, Arthur Mo
nette Ross of Phillips, Chester B. Ross
Of South Berwick. Michael James
Shaughnessy of Brockton, Mass, Otis +.
Simonds Of Portland. Herbert ftlier,
Thompson of Sebago Lake, Francis J r.
seph Welch Of Portland, Elwin H. Wells
of Rumney. n. III Chester McLoon Wig
gin of Rockland, Malcolm Sumner Wood
bury of Woodfords, Fred Sumner Woods
of South Portland.
Seven OF these students are also mem
bers OF the literary department OF the
college, who are taking the medical
course. They are Harris c. Barrows,
Daniel c. Munro, Herbert Z. Thompson,
Michael j. ShduShneSSy, Joseph II. Rid
Ion, Francis j. WEIGH and Malcolm 5.
Woodbury.. Paul Preble of Auburn also
of the academical department of the col
lege, has signified his intention of taking
f.n1
Several changes have occurred in lie
faculty Of the Medical School of Maine
since last year they being as follows:
Stephen Holmes Weeks. A. NJ, NJ. D.,
in addition to being professor of surgery.
Henry Herbert Brock, A. b., NJ. D., VINO
last year was instructor in surgery has
become clinical instructor in surgery, and
his former place has been taken by Al
fred Mitchell, Jr., A. b., NJ D.
The visitors from the Maine Medical
Association appointed for this course OF
NJ, Nj. D., and John Lemuel Murray WI
lis, NJ ID.
The upper classes have received several
June. had the following number or stu
dents, Fourth year "A. third year =,
second Year A. The class this year viii
number fully IS if not 40 students.
The newly elected editors for the Bow
dom Quill were announced, this week,
and are as follows: John Merrill Brids-
ham, "a, Of Dexter; John William Frost,
'0i, of .Topshan. and Chester Barge En-,
erson, '0i, Of Alton Bay, N. H. They will
meet the first of the term and elect a
business manager, who will not be one Of
their number, and they will also choose 4
chairman of the editorial board. The re-
firing beard consisted of William Morris
1Ioughton, os of Brunswick, chairman
Samuel Bradley Gray, '05, of Old fowl;,
business manager; George Hinkley Slower,
'o5 of Brunswick. and Roscoe Randall
Paine, 'oS, of NNinsow, associate editors.