The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-21
HEALTH OFFICERS TO MEET.
Program OF the 18th Annual Sehoo
In Burlington.

nual school for the health officers
of the state will be held in the hall
of the high school building in Burling-
ton. opening at o'clock on Monday
evening, August %. The school is for
the purpose of giving instruction to
health officers in regard TO their
work. The. school will be attended
by health officers from all sections
of the state as their attendance is
demanded except in case of illness.
Arrangements have been made for
taking care of the visitors there and
the laboratory of hygiene will be
opened at all times for visits by the
health officers.
The public has been invited and
selectmen especially urged to attend
the school. Special rates have been
arranged for on the RAILROADS. The
school will be continued until Thurs
day. August %.
The program is as follows:
Monday Evening, August 26.
500 O'clock-Address of welcome,
Mayor Rober Roberts; address, DR..
F. Thomas Kidder, treasurer OF the
state board of health address, Gov.
John A. Mead; address, DR.. John
NJ. Thomas, president of Middlebury
College
Tuesday Morning, August 27.
$50 o'clock-Paper, "Occupational
Diseases with Special Reference to
the Stone Cutting Industry" by Prof.
George NJ. Kober, NJ. d., professor
Georgetown University, Washington,
d. c.; discussion, DR. Joe w Jackson,
health officer of Barre city, DR.. +.
H. Bailey, health officer Barre
Town; paper, Sanitation of Public
buildings" by Prof J. W. Notey, en-
gineer OF the board; discussion, Dr.
Edward r. Clark, health officer Of
Castleton, Fred s Hartman, health
officer, St Johnsbury.
Tuesday Afternoon, August 27.
2 o'clock-Paper, Relation Of
Health Officers to the Public" by
H. l.. Stillson, health officer. Ben
nington; discussion, DR.. J. G. Tha-
bault, health officer. Colchester. DR..
Henry Tucker, health onicer. Brat
tleboro; paper, Medical Inspection
of Schools" Prof r. Mcfarland,
Middlebury College; discussion. DR..
c. f. Dalton, health officer, Burling-
ton, DR. NJ. w MacMurphy. Burling-
on.
Tuesday Evening, August 27.
745 o'clock-Paper. Sanitary
Milk-How to Procure It," illustrat-
ed with lantern by DR.. Gardner T.
Swarts, secretary Rhode Island state
board of health; discussion, DR.. C.
W. Peck. health officer, Brandon,
DR. NJ. p. Stanley, health officer.
Hartford
900 o'clock-Reception to the
health officers and women friends,
roof garden. Van Ness House.
Wednesday Morning, August %.
o'clock-Paper, "Anti-typhoid
Vaccination" by DR.. f. f. Russell,
major L. s. a.; discussion. DIR. b.
II. Stone, director laboratory of by
giene. Burlington, Or +. NJ. Crane,
Hardwick: paper, Waters of the
State and the Effect of Polluted Wa
ter Upon the People" DR. C. =.
Moat, chemist of the board: discus
sion. DIR. c. F. Ball, health officer.
Rutland, Or. Frank c. Phelps, health
officer. Nergennes.
Wednesday Afternoon, August %.
2 o'clock-Paper. The Manage
ment and Control of Smallpox and
Other Eruptive Fevers," by Or. Geo.
NJ. Kober. professor Georgetown
University. Washington. ID. C.; dis
cussion. DIR. +. J. Kibbe, superintend-
ent Vermont Sanatorium. Pittsford,
i,edield Proctor. Proctor; paper.
Farm Hygiene" by DR.. Henry d.
health; discussion, Judge c. B Kent,
health officer. Dorst, DR. 4. II.
Wright, health officey Stamford.
Wednesday Evening, August %.
o'clock-Paper, Communicable
Diseases" illustrated by lantern
slides, smallpox, tuberculosis, vener-
al diseases. By DIR. George ". Kober,
professor Georgetown University,
Washington, ID. c. discussion, DR..
:. F.. Daring health officer. Hard
wick, N. ]. Kingsbury, health Of
ficer, Walden.
Thursday Morning, August p.
s O'Clock Paper, Legal Aspects OF
Sanitation" by II. G. Barber, Brat
lob