Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-19
MORGAN

MORGAN
C. A. Pratt, M. D., who has recent
ly located at East Charleston, for the
past six years has practised at Enos-
burg Falls. where he built up a lu-
crative practice against strong COM
petition and made a name as sur
geon throughout Franklin county. He
was called into the different towns to
perform operations for appendicitis,
tumors, adenectomy, toDsillotomy.
amrutations fractures ETC., and
also in consultation in many acute
and chronic diseases. He is a physi-
clan fully abreast of the times in his
methods of treating disease, and made
a record of 81 cases of pneumonia in
its different forms without a death.
He was graduated from the u. V. M.
Medical department, Burlington, 1904
In 1910 was vice president of the
Franklin Co. Medical society and is its
present president. is registered and Ii
censed to practice in Vermont and
Maine. He sold his practice at Enos-
burg Falls last October that he might
gain a much needed rest and also
pursue his studies in static and X-Ra-
electricity and contemplates instally
ing an up-to date machine to use in his
practice here. He is open for surgi-
cal as we'll as acute cases and will un-
der no consideration take any case he
is not competent to treat and operate
upon. Calls at residence night or day
will receive prompt attention. Resi-
dence connected by phone. Adv.
MORGAN CENTER
c. J. Barnes was in Derby Line last
week.
Omer Grove visited B. J. Williams
last week.
Mrs. Ada Brooks has been visiting
friends in Island Pond.
Mrs. Elmer Judd is in Island Pond
caring for Mrs. Wilmer Elliott, who
. is ILL.,
TROY
Arnold Edmunds is having an at
tack of grip.
Miss Ruth Rockwell is home from
Jay. where she went to visit rela-
ii es.
Frank Button began work in the
Columbia creamery at Westfeld,
April II.
Misses Erma and Elizabeth Curtis of
Lowell are visiting their aunt, Mrs
F. J. Miller.
Ernest Edmunds has gone to Bos-
ton. where he is to be employed by a
milk company.
Mrs. T. J. Boynton of Everett,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
w. c.. McGinnis.
Mrs. E. L. Miller underwent a sue
cessful operation at the Carney hos
pital. Boston, April 11th.
Mr. and Mrs A. S. Larabee gave a
sugar party the evening of April 13
which was largely attended.
The village school will begin April
Gath with Misses Mabel Farman and
Lucretia Porter as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Marston have
! traded for Ashley Macomber's Jay
farm, giving in exchange their farm
near this village and the West Derby
house.
WEsTMoRE.
!: c. A. Pratt. NJ. D., who has recent
ly located at East Charleston, for the
= past six years has practiced at Enos-
burg Falls, where he built up Iucra.
tive practice against strong competi-
ton and made a name as a successful
f surgeon throughout Franklin county
r He was called into the different towns
], to perform operations for appended
a it's, tumors, adenectonTy, tonsillotomy
e amputations, fractures etc., and also
y in consultation in many acute and
5 chronic diseases. He is a physician
o fully abreast of the times In his meth
k DDS of treating disease, and made a
Il record of q cases of pneumonia in its
: different forms without a death. He
+. was graduated from the U. V. M.
. Medical department., Burlington. 1904.
In 1910 was vice president of the
Franklin Co. Medical society and is its
present president, is registered and IL
- censed to practice in Vermont and
= Maine. He sold his practice at Enos-
burg Falls last October that he might
n gain a much needed rest and also pur-
sue his studies in static and X-Ray
electricity and contemplates INSTALL
n ing an up to date machine to use in
his practice here. He is open for sur
gicaf as we'll as acute cases and will
o un1er no consideration take any case
K he is not competent to treat and op.
crate upon. Calls at residence night
or day will receive prompt attention.
q Residence connected by phone. Adv.
- Love of Trees