Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-02


forever in the long deep, silence of the
| grave. This law Is sacred. the doctor who
violates ii deserves n severe sentence Let
him remember that a patient, who CON
tidcd in him az II parent If he once bctray
that confidence, will dctcst him as u
false friend and Il polished traitor. The
practical rule for doctor is never to
divulge his professional secrets except
in as far as he is compelled to do so by
the court of justice, acting within its legal
power. For his duty towards his patient
is always subsorvient to his obedience to
lawful authority. Honor and respect your
profession, you have reason to he proud
of it, remember white your vocation
makes you the servants of mon IL does
not make YOU their mcnials, nor is the
value of your profession enhanced one
iota by rubbing against the gldcd tnscl
of wealth and splcndor. Finally he gem
tlcmcn in tho true sense Of the word, be
digniiied and self-respectful, he polite,
obiging and respectful to others. The
quality of being a gentleman has much
to do with cveryone's success in life,
hut in particular with the success of n
doctor combining the refining traits Of
n gentleman. with thorough knowledge
of your profession. and with the virtues
of conscientious men, ever true to the
sound principles of Christian morality
you will be an honor to yourselves. an
ornament to your profession the pride of
your Alma Mater and an incalculable
blessing to the community in which your
lines may cast as the dispensers and
rcstorers of health and happiness to your
fcllow-mcn."
Hearty and prolonged applause was
| given Father Barrett at the close and
he was frequently interrupted during his
address by the same manifestations Of
approval
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The members of the graduating class
were presented as candidates for their
degrees by the dean of the faculty, DR..
Henry Grain Tinkham. lie stated that
the members of the class had fulfilled
all requirements and recommended that
the degree of doctor of medicine be con-
| fcrrcd upon each.
| President Euckham awarded the diplo-
mas and the 81 doctors left the stage
, with beaming faces, amid the plaudts of
. their friends.
Following are the graduates:
; Charles Gordon Abell..... Enosburgh Falls
William Henry burlington
, David Russell Brown. Wentworth, y. II.
Emerson Marrs Bushnell. ........ Williston
Benjamin Joseph Butler. .Crompton, r. |,
, Herbert Cuthbcrt Cantle. Norwich, Conn.
, Harry Carter. South Manchester Conn.
Walter Lincoln Chase, Phi. b.
Newton Mass
. Henry Leo Graham. .Chittendcn
Harlcn Fuller Curtis, Il. L..
: Springfield Mass
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Frank Harvey Dunbar. .Swantou
. Albert Clinton EaStman............Ba Barnard
George Crofton Enright. Burlington
William Francis Hamilton.
Mllers Falls, Mass
, Robert Burns Hartman.
81 Jotrshury Contor
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, p.,uond Alexander Kinloch Troy. \ Y
i it'', W,a,iford porl,ins toIoret,oId
: I,ra,,i, I,ro.,o,, HARRINGTON
, Iosonb lvarron Richardson. Bare Mass
Vyilia,,- patbhurn Rowland
East Corinth
; c,,,,o, 1,,,dl,,. pr,,,rill SnrirrnoId Mass
Henry T,Iiiab somors, .Irasburr
rr,,,i lrli,ah smear Charlotte
EnnwicI, C;ordon ,rnprart Burlinctor
Iobn IGwnrd ys,lIc island Pond
\or,nur Erovo Wchbcr Il. S
Manchester y. II
Charles Ilags Whitney. Il. S.. Williston
ChauMcoy Warner WHEY ....... .CamofldS
| PRIZES AN AkDED.
t Another selection by the orchestra and
I tho award of nrizcs by Dean Tinl,ham
+ fool, nIaco. The doctor referred to this ms
= ,,,o,..,t dutv which coming last
served in measure 10 remove the
( n,cn,orv Of other duties connected with
his Office MT nossossiur the same happy
,.haroctor,sticS He described the change
$ II, tbc method Of awarding prizes adopted
! his yoar The change is i'm not awarding
! thou upon tho work of the student in his
l lac. ,.nar hut n, avoiding a seeming IN
l Justice nv hasiug the award upou tho
! staudtne- of the five highest mon i'm ul
. tho examinations Of tho fnur wears
, course This method WINS adontod i'm the
l Selection of tbo nrosont honor mon There
/ arc u examinations during tho course
| and tl,c nnvinum mark would no . 400
: C,ho,lcs Francis Dalton received . o-C
d ,rrdite and was given tho first nrizo NJ
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