Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-21
MEDICAL SCHOOL
OF N AIN E HAS A
fine REGISTRATION

Brunswick, Me-, Oct. 20.-While the
95th annual course of the Medical
School of Maine, the medical depart
ment of Bowdoin College, officially
opened Thursday, Oct 10, registration
Nds completed today and the first
meetings of classes for the year were
held this morning. The courses OF
the first two years are given in
Brunswick and for the last two years
in Portland
The registration is considerably
larger than last year Six states and
one foreign country are represented
in the school this year. OF the sixty
five students enrolled, % are resi-
dents of Maine. five of Massachu
sets, three of Connecticut, and one
each of New York. Pennsylvania
Iowa, and Tarsus, Turkey.
OF this years entering class, eight
have degrees from colleges or uni
Versities representing four years OF
more of study, three have spen'
three years at college, three tive
years and eight one year Prepare
ton for medical study was securel
at Bowdoin by nine at the univer-
sity of Maine by six, at Bates by
four, at Bowdoin and University OF
Maine by one. at the International Y
NJ. c. A. College and Bates by one
and at the University of Kazan OF
Russia and the New Jersey College
of Pharmacy by one.
During the past year the council
on medical education of the Ameri-
can Medical Association. as a result
of an inspection of the equipment
and policies of the school, has again
ranked the medical department OF
Bowdoin college among the class A
schools of the country. a large num-
Der of students is. neither expected
nor desired by the school.
Changes in Faculty.
Henry William Miller NJ. D.. has re-
signed as professor of mental disease
and Ambrose Herbert Weeks. NJ. d.
formerly assistant professor of CASTRO
enterology, has been lost by death
Nathaniel Edward Loomis Ph.D.. as
sistant professor of chemistry, has re
signed and his place will be taken by
-"1eii AoH dNliC, -. Ot u
Bowdoin College in the Glass of 1914
who becomes instructor in chemistry
Ernest Woodbury. Files, A b. NJ. D.
formerly instructor in clinical medicine
becomes clinical assistant in surgery
Roland Banks Moore, NJ. D.. formerly
instructor in pediatrics becomes clinical
assistant in pediatrics. Alfred William
Haskell. NJ. D.. formerly clinical assist
ant in surgery, becomes clinical assist
ant in ophthalmology. Erastus Eugene
Holt, Jr, A. B.. M. D.. formerly in
structor in anatomy, becomes clinica
assistant in ophthalmology. John
Howard Allen, NJ. D., has been elected
clinical assistant in GEOLOGY and Albert
kilburn Baldwin, A. B.. NJ. D.. clinica
assistant in medicine. Carl Hervey Ste
ems, NJ. D., assistant demonstration OF
anatomy and William Moran. NJ. d.
clinical assistant in diseases of the eye
have resigned.
The faculty this year numbers 81
giving the school an enviable avara sc
of more than one teacher for every
student enrolled with all the attendant
advantages of individual instruction
and close understanding between in.
structors and students.
The registration of students to date
shows sixty-five men as follows:
Fourth Year-William DeLuc Ander.
son, Portland: Elton Randolph Blais-
dell, Brunswick: Frank LaForest Col
Inns, Oakland; Carl George Denlett
Saco. Francis Sherman Echols, Hart
ford, Conn; Carl Dinsmore Gray, Madi-
son; Herbert Francis Hale, a. B., New
Sharon; Holland George Hamilton
Brunswick; Eugene Leslie Hutehins
North New Portland; Linwood Hill
Johnson. Portland; Charles Wesley
Kinghorn. A. B., Portland Burleigt
Marion Mansfield, South Hope: Willard
John O'Connor, Augusta; julius Calvin
Dram. A B.. Bristol; Arthur Hal
Parcher, A. B.. Ellsworth; Nahum Roy
Pillsburyt Biddeford; Robert Cole
Pletts. Brunswick; Frank Arthur
Smith, A. B., Calais; George Alton
Tibbetts. A. B., Portland; Allen Wood
cock, A. B.. Bangor.
Third Year-Raymond Willis Clark
Franklin: George Otis Cummings, A. b.
Portland: Clarence Joel Fernald. A. B.
Hebron; Alton Lecicourt Grant, Jr A
b, lewiston Percy Kendall Holmes, A
M, East Stroudsbury, Penn: Nessih
Simon Kupelian, A. B., B. ID, Tarsus
Turkey; William Satterlee Leaven
worth, Jewett City, Conn; Bryant Ed
ward Moulton, A. B.. Portland; CLYDE
Earle Richardson, A. B., Brunswick
Gard Wilson Twaddle, Bethel.
Second Year-Clarence Baker B. p