Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
Papers and Discussions with Many So
ciaI Features Planned for Next
Week Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.

O'CLOCK AT THE MEDICAL COL
LEGE BUILDING.
Called to order by President b. H. Stone,
NJ. d.
Prayer the Rev. |. c. Smart
Reading of records by secretary.
Report of committee Of arrangements.
Reports of officers, committees and dele
gates
(a) Secretary ....... .........C. II. Beecner
Cb) Treasurer. ..........C. +. Dalton
Cc) Auditor... ....... ....C. A. Cramton
I'D Executive committee...H H. A. Barrows
(cD Publication committee. C. II. Beecher
% Legislative committee.....F. w. Sears
CD Medical education committee,
w. l.. Ravens
(h) Neurology committee. w. f. Hazelton
% Medico legal committee. n. JENNIE
% Special committees.
tk) Delegates to other societies.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. TWO
O'CLOCK AT THE MEDICAL COL
LEGE BUILDING.
cleties.
Address.
Guy Potter Benton, Ii. D.. president
University OF Vermont buIIlllStOI'
Presidents address. zone Hundred Years
of Medicine in Vermont
b. II. Stone. NJ D.. Burlington.
Vice presidents address, Functions of
Medical Societies,
W. w Townsend, VI. d, Rutland.
Address.
j. A. Witherspoon, NJ. D.. president Amer
lean Medical Association, Nashville,
Tenn.
Regular meeting Of house of delegates,
lecture hall &, medical college a five
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, EIGHT
O'CLOCK AT Y. NJ c. A. HALL.
! Public address. Progress In Medicine
| and the Public Welfare"
John L. Heffron. NJ. D.. Dean College of
Medicine, Syracuse University. SYRIA
cuse. n. Y.
CThe members and ladies and guebts as
we'll as the general public are invited)
The presidents reception will be held in
parlors OF Hotel Vermont Immediately
after the public address
An Informal dance will be held on the
roof ga rden of Hotel Vermont after
the presidents reception to which
the members. guests and ladies are in
vited.
| THURSDAY FORENOON, $50 O'CLOCK
AT MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL.
Report of house of delegates,
Surgical clinic
John b. Deaver NJ. D, professor OF sur
gerry, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia.
Paper, Common Bile Duct Distractions"
John b. Deavcr. NJ. u
Discussion Opened by A. Davidson, NJ
D. St. Adams.
The members and guests are invited 10 n
luncheon at the New Sherwood at 2:30
! p m. A special car will leave the
hospital at 1910, and returning, leave
the New Sherwood at l:45.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, TWO
O'CLOCK AT THE MEDICAL COLI
LEGE.
Paper, Septic Endocarditis."
W, Gilman Thompson NJ. D.. professor
of medicine, Cornell University, New
York city.
Discussion: Opened by J, y. JENNIE, NJ.
D.. Burlington.
Medical clinic.
w. Gilman Thompson. NJ. D.,
THURSDAY EVENING, 7:3o O'CLOCK.
| The annual dinner will be served at Hotel
Vermont promptly at 7:3O O'Clock. The
ladies are invited. There will be no
charge made for the banquet to the
members or their ladies. Tables seat
ing four to ten may be reserved at any
time up to five o'clock of the day of
the dinner, through DR.. c. A. Pease
or at the hotel desk.
FRIDAY FORENOON. NINE O'CLOCK
AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Report OF secretary, house of delegates
Address, Infant Mortality. Causes and
Prevention"
pediatrcs, Albany Medical College.
Albany, y. Y.
Discussions Opened by Dr. A b. Bisbee,
Montpelier.
| Address, Acute Pancreatitis,"
John f. Erdmann, NJ. d, professor of
surgery, New York Post Graduate
school, New York city.
Discussion: Opened by c. w. Bartlett,
Bennington
Address. Artificial Pneumothorax in the
Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculo-
SIS"
lIaWarSOn Brown, NJ, d. lranac Lake
! n. Y.
Discussion: Opened by e. j, Rogers OF
the Vermont sanatorum, Pittsford.
\ luncheon will be served at the Van
Ness House at 1880 All members,
guests and delegates are invited, A
special car will be run both ways for
the accommodation of members, leav-
Ing the medical college at l:l0. and
!, returning. leaving the Van Ness
House at 40.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, TWO O'CLOCK
AT THE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Address Treatment of Nephrtis,"
John McCrae, NJ D.. assistant professor
of pathology. McGin University, Mont
real,
Discussions Opened by e. II, Martin, NJ,
D., Middlebury.
Third annual address under the trust
fund: Progress and Problems in Pre-
ventive Medicine"
VI. ]. Rosenan, NJ D., professor of pre-
ventive medicine, Harvard medical
school. Boston, Mass,
Discussion; Opened by H. d, Iiolton,
Brattleboro.
Address, "Gastro-cnteroStomv; Some OBJ
servatons. Clinical and Experiment
tai"
Edward w Archibald. NJ, D., lecturer in
surgery. McGin University Montreal.
Discussion; Opened by T.. NJ Pond, Rut-