The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-12-17
MEDICAL
MORRISTOWN.
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Ga P. and S. man Of 1861 and DR..
owen, as attending physicians, and
Dr. +. q. Barker and, later on, DIR. G..
swan, as consulting physicians.
The original staff of Memorial
Hospital comprised DR.. p. G. Barker
physician and urgeon-in.chief, with
Drs. Becker and Lewis as his lfeuten-
ants, to whom were later added DrS.
Plerson, McCarroll Douglas, Hen
rlques, Uebelacker. Glazebrook and
Haven as attending physicians and
surgeons, and DR.. Owen as the first
consulting physician, city men of
prominence increasing this list.
Graduates in this decade were DR..
F. Fl. Glazebrook tour Police Sur
geon), Cornell, 1900 and of Orange
Memorial Hospital before coming to
MorristOwn DIR. j. B. Griswold, Dart
mouth, 1892, who continued his stud
les abroad and finally located here
DR.. Harry Vaughan, p. and S.,
Baltimore, 1895, later of West Virgin
ia, now our Club and Hospital CON
frere; DR.. Harry O'Reilley, jefferson,
1895; DR.. Clifford Mills, T.. [. College
Hospital, 1897 DR.. I'll. g. Lowenstein,
OrthopediSt, Women's College, New
York, 1898, and DR.. Grace Flanders
Wilson, 1899.
Many OF US remember the coming
and going of DIR. Howley, and DrS.
Wright, Snyder and Bishop, and the
death of Dir. Clutterbuck.
Of absent sons, among others, Nor
ristown has furnished to the medical
profession Drs. Samuel Pierson, Of
Stamford, Conn.,, Isaac Vreeland, of
Stony Point, N. Y, VIM. e. Derry, of
Dover, Condict w. Cutler. of N. Y.
City, Thos. Hastings, of N. Y. City,
Fred w. Becker, of Newark, Pierce
Bailey, and J. Calvin Mead, a man of
great promise, who died in 1869, at
Bellevue as inferno. Also, Drs. Law
ton, C6rwin, Cochrane, Erdman, Voor-
hees, CoultaS, Halsted and Jones, all
OF whom have acquitted themselves
creditably.
1.-The same may be said of the late
young homeopathic physicians, DR..
Joseph r. Hoffman and DR.. Herman
Newbold, natives of Morristown and
Mount Holly, both of whom built upi
good practices and both of whom were
men OF sterling character
" DR.. Loiseau was a bird of pass
age" but his successor seems to "Read
his title clear"
DR.. Connett, Chicago II. c., 1891,
DR.. Allaben, N. Y FL. @. for Women,
1894, and DR.. Willis, N. Y. III. c.,
1899, have fine clienteles.
In the seven years since 1900. DR.. S.
O. Haven graduated from P. and S. in
1901, and, after being a member of the
{" Roosevelt" and Post Graduate
stats, located here in 1904, and at
once took rank as a well trained ply
sician of great promise. ALI trust
that his present invalidism may be
and that years of success
lie before him.
DR.. Geo. l.. Johnson also graduated |
in 1901, from the Baltimore Medical
College, and is much in evidence.
DR.. VIM. A. McMurtrie graduated |
from Cornell in 1904, was of Orangel
Memorial Hospita for two years, made
a good impression here and is succeed |
ing well in his new field at Mendham. |
DR.. John Birckhead, the newcomer. /
is well spoken of by competent critics.
DR.. H. B. Andrew has removed his |
office to Newark. and DR.. Mosier, and /
several of the osteopathic" fraterni-
ty, have offices in Morristown.
Agreeably with the new dispense
ton, skillful specialists have become
available to us. Among
these were or are DR.. Fayette Smith
for the throat, DR.. Leonard Corning
for neurosis, DrS. L. l.. Mial and Blair /
Sutphen for eye, ear, nose and throat
OF all that has happened in g Medi
cal MorriStoNn" since 1870, nothing /
excelS in Importance in our view, the |
on the 9th of April,
1901, of the +" Morristown Medical |
Club" with no officers save its faith /
full secretary, DR.. Clifford Mills and |
no property save it's book of min
utes. This Club is tile child and |
of our honored and be-
loved host, under whose roof-tree this |
last as well as the first meeting is and !
was convened.
Inasmuch as this Club has dissipat-
ed prejudice, fostered fraternity, en-
couraged cooperation, promoted Socia-
bility and spread light among it's men,
bers, what do we not all owe to its
founder and father, for whom the
writer, acting inspiredly, in the name
of this whole mem berShip, beSpeaks |
the full rewards that come to the !
brave man, the valued citizen and the |
accomplished physician
FREDERICK WOOSTER OWEN,
M. D., Washington, d. .. 1867; Paris,
France, 1869.