Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15
ANNUAL MEETING CLOSED.
New England Eclectic Medical AssO-
citation Elects Officers.

Montpelier, June S.--Thc second and last
days session of the annual meeting of
the New England Eclectic Medical ASSOC
citation opened this mcining with an in
creased attendance. Dr. J. W. Grindley
Of Santa Rosa, Cal, and DR.. Max Crop
prner of jamaica Plain. Mass. were ad-
mittcd to membership
DIR. Alycrnon FasSott of Portland Nc,
the president, deliver his annual ad.
dress on "Th" New school of Mcdicinc,"
and the remainder Of the day was taken
up with reading and discussing papers.
Among the most Interesting of these was
the by Dir. G. G. Pcrcival of Boston on
Therapeutics Of Heat and Cold" and
one by Dr. r. l.. Tompletor of Mont
pclier on How ~ Save our Pneumonia
Cases" The election of officers closed the
business of the session.
The officers arc:
President, Frank w. Smell Dennis
vile. Maine; first vice-presidcnt, A. H.
Flower, Boston; second vice-prcsident
Charles G. Percival Boston; third
vice president. Amos T.. Parlin. Barton
Landing; recording secretary. s. A. Abb
bolt, Taunton Mass; treasurer. Fred
w. Abbott, Taunton Mass. librarian,
L.,
ing secretary, Edward NJ. Ripley
tnionvillc. Conn; ccnsors. IT, Reny,
Biddcford, Me. f. II. Godfrey, Chelsea
VT. "a. D. Muchnorc, plymouth, N. H.,
Percy l.. Templeton, Montpelier VT,
Frank H. Temple. Boston, Mass. Geo.
a. Faber. Waterbury, Conn; judicial
council for three years, stephen g.
Mum. Waterbury. Conn, Algeron For
sett, Portland. Me-: for one year, j. J..
Wright, Durham. Nc; delegates to ma
tional association at Saratoga, n. "
June %. G. q. Pcrcival, Boston. Alexan-
der Wilder, New Jersey. n. j.; to Maine
lassociation. G. A. Weeks. Richmond,
Me. A. w. Smell. Dennisville, Me-; 10
New Hampshire association, j.. w. Alb
bott Taunton, Mass. i. S. Tcmpleton,
Montpelicr. Vt; to the Vermont asso-
citation, s. a. Blodgctt, Groton, J. ".
I Marsh. Manchester Center; to Massa-
chusetts association. Il. II. Cushman,
East Charleston, VT, G. c. Washburne,
Waterbury. VT; to the Connecticut as
ISOLATION. r. r. Hayes. Hazardville.
Conn. Edward Palmer. Dexter. Me.
The association voted TO hold its ncxt
meeting at Portland. Me, Final ad-
x.
VERMONT OFFICERS.
The Vermont Eclectic Medical So
ciety this morning elected the follow
| ing officers for the year ensuing:
President. DIR. j. W. Marsh of Man
chester Center; presidents. Drs.
ii. ii. Waite of johnson, A. +. Parlin
of Barton Landing, and George w.
| Fisk OF Cuttingsvillc; secretary, Dir.
7. i. Templeton of Montpelier; treas
urcr and librarian, Dr. II. T. Temple
ton OF Montpelier; ccnsors. Drs. 7. L..
Templeton of Montpelier. j. n. II.
Cushman of East Charleston and A. T..
Parin of Barton Landing. Because of
the light attendance the regular pro-
gramme of essays. etc. was passed
over and the members sat with the
New England society.
DEATH STOPPED THE CASE.
| Woodstock, June S.--Windsor county
court is still engaged in the trial of the
first case of the term, Helen j. Nelson VS..
George + Marshall, an action of eject
ment
hearing in the case of w. w. Fletcher
VS.. George L. Fletcher was held yester-
DAY III Wnlcn the administrator or the
estate of the pnintiff sought to enter the
case and prosecute the suit, The decision
of the court was that the action abatcd
| with the death Of the plaintiff. The case
| is of considerable interest the defendant
having been custodian of Il will which II
was claimed was not presented for pro-
bate for some years after the statutory
time and the plaintiff being "a l'satce
sought to recover the penalty prescribed
by law. The case goes to the supreme
court on exceptions.
DEATH or MRS. CHAPMAN.
| Rutland. June S.-Mrs. Florence Clark
Chapman. wife OF Deputy United States
Marshal F. II. Chapman. died at her home
on Grove street this morning after ii
Ave DAYS illness with septic poisoning
She had been in poor health for six years.
Mrs. Char man was AZ years of age. Be
sides her husband she leaves a son and
daughter AMI one sister. The funeral
will be held at the house Saturday after
noon at l:3o o'clock.