Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-30
DINNER FOR DR., KING
rendered on Completion of 40
Years Of Service at y. v. M.
relicitatious Included the rrcacptn-
ton of n Solid silver Cigar UOx
BY the Faculty--Prof. Kings
Response.

or Saturday evening at norn's res'ou-
ANT about 40 physicians gathered to en-
tortaln Or. A. +. a. King a dinner Upon
tho occasion Of his completing AZ years
~ service as professor of obstetrics and
vvnecology in the University of Vermont
College of Medicine. This testimonial
Inner was arranged primarily by Dr.
kings colleagues OF the college or medi-
line out those in attendance comprised
,so q number Of other prGctlc'ns physi-
Sans
Dr. r.. c. Tiuhham acted as toast'naster
md introduced each of the speakers with
few fclicitous rcmarls9. Dr james n
JENNIE responded on behalf of tho faculty
professors. first reading sympathetic
lote from President Huckham. regrettnr
his inability to attend DR.. Jcnue then
lpoke in splendid vein and rcminiscently
Of the many advances and Improvement
n the art and science of medicine that
have occurred during DR. Kings life
time and Of the not unim1ortant part
that DR.. King himself has played in
this accomplish lie mentioned the
remarkable changes. tho resolution, In
the treatment of disease that the last
part Of the twentieth century Witnessed,
saved; and emphasized the notable i'm
provements in the practice Of Or. Kings
specially, and the almost untold number
If women and children that have in
consequence been saved to a life of hap
piness and usefulness.
DR. samuel F. Maynard responded on
behalf of the professors of special sub
leots and dwelt feelingly upon Dr. King
physician that have endeared him to the
large circle of patients who have sought
his advice in private or consulting prac-
tee
Dr.. Frederick f. Clark responded on
behalf of the adjunct professors and in
structors and spoke especially of the
aspirations Young men derived from d.
Kings teaching and the encouragement
they secured from his words and per
sonal advice Dr. Clark, as well as Dr.
Jonne. referred to the fact that the sec
rot Of Or. Kings perennial youth was
doubtless to be found in the contagious
influence Of youth. to which he con-
stantly exposed himself.
Or. A. O. J. Kelly said that. having
nothing else to talk about, he purposed
making some comments on DR. King s
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referred 20 many Incidents of his early
es well as his later career. and TO til,
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