Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
DRUGGISTS IN CONVENTION.
Nearly 100 Attending 18th Annual
Meeting In Burlington
G. r.. Digelow Of Newport Made Presi-
dent-1g New Members Admitted
S26 aiven 10 Proctor Memorial
Eund-yr0 Dnnncm0ra
To-day.

Yesterday was tho opening day of tho
18th annual convention OF the Vermont
State Pharmaceutical association. Meet
ihgs were held morning. afternoon and
evening. The attendance nearly 10O is
| the largest In the history of the associa-
ton. and the interest manifested in and
the benefit derived from the various fea-
lures of tho meetings were correspond
ingy great.
The morning session was opened with
an address of welcome by Mayor Burke,
to which President r. w. Mitchell OF Rich
ford responded Vlce-President Charles
f. Bigelow was then called to the chair
while President Mitchell gave his address,
which was in part as follows
ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT.
The suit brought by the attorney-gen-
| eral against the n. A. r. D., will no
| doubt cause a discussion as to the ad-
| visibility of continuing our allegiance to
| the national association. but l believe we
should stay with them. Much good has
been accomplished by the organization.
| There is much 20 be done IN the way OF
legislation. Formerly it has been the GUS
| tom Of the lawmakers Mt Montpelier when
| "A bill was presented that would protect
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s s,,', ~ se 10 ~, t9,ir, ,nd 20 wa
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| before.
DENoUNCE LIQUOR LAW.
o,,.. ,,roso,,, ,,..,,.. ,.,. ,s ro. o,dorsed
but denounced by tho puohc' '"e prFs'-
| 1io tc-
We are called unon to mourn the loss
of nine members the past year. the largest
number in one year since the organiza-
ton The list is as follow: A. +. butcher
St. Adams. president 10000: II. G.
Fierce BARTON president 10000: H. g.
Hopkins, Brandon, president, 10000; E.
j. Armstrong, Casucton; G. w. De-
Narcnncs, burlington; George Loveland.
burlington; Ira j. Watson, East Burke;
j. J. Trudel. Rutland; and F. a. Aims
WORTH NiII'7WSt"Wn. TheSe gentlemen
were all actively Interested IN the asso-
cation
IN justice I" 'he druggists "l vermont
an" ''S.""'' 'h" papers an" eHp''if'-
'h' "r"R Journals Snuu.i Puo'Sn me
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.bo ruIo of po11 ror tho Golden R,Ie
man,s hottor ra,nro ia NOT selfish
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Reports of Ulcers were then heard
Secretary w y. Terrln Of Montpelier
said tho association was never so pros
porous as this wear. while Treasurer
II. r. Davis of Barre reported bal
a anco in the treasury of StS.l1, besides
/ which tho association has permanent
?. fund of $loi2o.
+ Nninetoen new members were admit
T. ted to the association rs follows: j. w
s O'SulliVan, Burlil Gton; f. I. Bickford
Y Burlington; Louu.c Oliver Farrar, Ches'
5 ter; l.. A. Wadloigh. Morrisvillc Car
r Il. Hazen, Bradford; Hubbard II, Camp
=. hell. Springfield; Charles Lewis Rund
= lett. Jr., Worcester. Mass Dana o
/ Goodno: Lawrence Burnett. New Yorl
: city; j. w. Mas'c. Boston; w. V. Or
II colt. st. Johnsbury; Wesley w. Bliss
, Rlchford; Victor \. Grant. Bethel; Clar
= once Arthur Morgan, Springfield; ste
= rhen F. Storrs, Burlington; Frank l.
. Cheney, Rutland, Henry II. Davis Bel
lows Fails; John f. Riley, Dorchester
o. Mass. George NJ. Torrance of New
l. York.
r.. OFFICERS ELECTED.
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