Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-27
MAINE DOCTORS,
Annual Session State Medical Associa
ton at Lewiston.


ton at Lewiston.
The both annual session of the Maine
! Medical Association will be held il
Lewiston, June u and 10.
The opening session will be at nine
o'clock June Il. Prayer, business, re
ports of secretary and treasurer re-
ports Of visitors to the medical schoo
Of Maine the Maine Insane hospital
and the Eastern Maine Insane hospi-
| tails, will be followed by a paper on
''Inguinal Hernia" by j. A. Donovan
Nj. d., Of Lewiston; "Eentral Hernia :
Edwin f. Pierce. NJ. d, of Lewiston;
"lnfantile Paralysis with Special Ref
erencr to Treatment in the Early Stage
by Static Electricity" S. j. BasSford
Nj. D.. Portland; Diagnosis, Prognosis
and Control of Pulmonary Tubcrcu-
losiS,' Estes Nichols. NJ. D., director
Maine SanitOrium, Hebron; paper, John
f. Thompson. NJ. D., Portland.
The afternoon meeting will be opened
at two o'clock. y reception Of delegates
from other societies will be followed by
an address by the president, c. +. Viii
liams, Nj. D.. of Auburn. \ report OF
delegates to the American Medical AS
spciation Will then be in order. "Ac-
cid"HtS and Injuries and Some of the
Mcdico-lc legal Questions Attending
Them" will be treated by NJ. r. Sui
livan, NJ. D., Dover, n. H.; "Pneu-
monia Treatment in Country Practice, "
A. j. bradbury, NJ. d.. OldtoWn;
eminent Chemists" Prof. L. G. Jor-
dan. Bates College.
Ci-y n'plpcIy c.rC will 1r1va for I aly
Auburn where visiting members will
enjoy a shore dinner at the Lake
Grove House, as guests of the Lewiston
and Auburn members.
Thursday morning the meetings will
begin at nine o'clock Reports of com
mittees will be followed by these
papers: Body and Mind with Incl
dental Reference to the Law OF
Here1ity," w. p. GiddinGs, NJ. d..
Gardiner; THE Rational Treatment OF
Nervous Diseases" Bertram l.. Bryant
NJ. T., Bangor; "Psycho-Therapy," Ad-
Olson S. Thayer, NJ. D.. Portland.
The Thursday afternoon session will
open at two o'clock with papers on
diagnosis and Early Treatment OF
Mastoidits," John H. Allen, NJ. D..
Portland; Extra Uterine Pregnancy
w. X. Cakes. NJ. D., Auburn; Extra
Uterine Pregnancy" d. A. Robinson
NJ. D., Bangor. Then will come a re-
CCption of delegates from Other
societies, election of officers. final re-
port of cenSOrS, and adjournment.
At six o'clock special cars will take
members to New odd Fellows hall, An
burn. where the annual banquet Will
be held This will be followed by the
annual Grafton by William T. Council
man, NJ. D., of Boston. His subject vii
be "Tumors" and the lecture will be
illustrated with stcreopticon views.
Members who desire to offer volun-
tary papers or reports Of cases will
please communicate with DR.. Daniel
DriscOll of Portland.
The attention Of members reading
papers is called TO the rule of the as
socjation, that call papers, the reading
Of which will occupy more than twenty
minutes, shall be presented in alb
straCt."
A discussion of papers will be open
to all members Of the association
guests, and delegates from other so
Cieties.
Officers of the Maine Medical Asso-
citation are: President, DIR. G. F.. Will
liams. Auburn; first epresident, Dr.
Charles d. Smith, Portland; second
vice president. DR.. O. c. S. Davies. Au-
custa; secretary, DR.. Walter +. Tpbie
Portland: treasurer, DR.. Arthur $.
ellison, Portland; ccnsors, Drs. II. II.
Brock of Portland, Il. l.. Bryant of
Bangor. j. d. Cochrane Of SaCo. Il. NJ.
Wing Of North Arson, and w. L.
Haskell of Lewiston; business com
mttcc. Drs. Daniel DriscOll Of Port
land ana Gilman Davis of Portland;
entertainment committee, DrS. II. II.
Cleveland of Auburn and w. l.. Has
kcll of Lewiston.
There are $50 members of the as
ISOLATION and already replies have
boon received from % stating their in
tcntion to attend the meetings.