Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-01
MEDICAL ALUMNI
MEETING AND
BANQUET HELD

| quet were held in the college of medicine
ident W. s. vincent 81. Of Burlington.
presided. The reports of the secretary,
treasurer and obituary committee
we're read. The obituary committee
| reported the following deaths:
SO, Job Corbin, born south Hero,
Vt. IN 1894 Graduated in arts at the
university In 1883. During the Civil
War served az surgeon in Y. s. navy.
Removed to Brooklyn In 1867. and had
praoticed there ever since. Member Of
Loyal Legion Leaves four da 4ghters
and three sons. Died June ~, 1915.
50. U. A. Woodbury., born In Cavern
dish. VT. July il, 1898. Died April Is.
1918. aged ~, after long illness fol-
lowing cerebral hemorrhase April Is.
AmorIg the first to enlist in the civil
War he lost an arm at Bull Run and
was made prisoner. He served for 10
years as manager Of the j. r. Booth
Lumber Co. was 40 years owner and
proprietor OF the Van Ness House; al
derman al 80; mayor $3.50; lieuten-
ent-governor 'ss; governor 1sO4-5;
made member Of board Of visitors at
West Point-these are few Of tho
honors that came to him. Three pres e.
idents have been entertained at his
home-McKinley. Roosevelt. Taft.
Rear Admiral Clark also partook of
his hospitality. He was member Of
many orders and prominent IN Mason
ry. constant attendant at our
alumni gatherings, donor Of the Wood e.
bury prizes, a genial speaker and al
ways optimistic as to the future Of the
Medical College. ne will be greatly
missed in our gatherings.
81. Francis r. Tillinghast one Of the
best-known practitioners of the Paw
tuxet valley, died at his home Arctic
Circle, r. T., OF pneumonia, December
IA. 1914, aged II.
'6S. Elias l.. Brownell, pioneer prac-
titioner of Dickinson county, Iowa,
died a his home in Spirit Lake, Iowa,
December 2. 1914, Of sciatic rhelmat-
ism, aged II.
'6s, f. 3. Peck. consulting oculist New
York city hospital. opthalmolog'st St
Elzabeth's hospital. Montefore hospital
and New York Post Graduate hospital
major in Serbian army during the war
with Turkey, for 20 years member OF
the editorial staff Of the Medical Record,
died at his home in New York city March
.. 1915. aged 81.
SO, William r. Bell, for more than half
a century a resident OF ottawa, Ont, died
at his home March %, 1915.
So H. o. Worthan. born 1898. for y,
years a practitioner OF medicine. repre-
scented Barre in the Legislature, senator
, for Washington county in 1898, one Of the
, ncorporators Of the Granite Savings
Bank & Trust company IN 1885 and vice
president since that time died at his
home June 90 1918. He leaves a wife,
daughter and three sons two Of them
physicians.
r. George A. Martin died at his home
In Franklin, Mass. March %. 1915. Aged u.
II, n. r. ]. Howe died at his homo In
Waitsheld, VT, January e. 1915 aged a.
n George f. Maloy. many years prac-
titioner Of Glencoe and st. Cloud, MINI,
but for the last three years Residing on
the Pacific coast. died at the home Of his
son in Spokane, Washington. OF carci.
! MONA, November 20, 1914 aged 20.
- Ernest w. Russell. Fellow A. NJ. A..
member surgical staff. at. Marys hospi.
tai Lewiston. Me, died at his home of
cerebral hemorrhage January q. 1914
aged IS
: 81, George Fl. Littleheld. died at his
home. Gienfeld, n. Y. March IS, 1915. OF
valvular heart disease. aged 81.
: 81, Hannibal w Rand. Fellow A. NJ
A.. health OFFICER Keane. \. Y. Died
at NJ F. hospital. November %. 1914 aged
Co.
n, Jacob F. Trump. specialist in eye
ear. nose and throat, Hamilton. Died IN
Mercy hospital December s, 1914 follow
ing amputa ton Of right leg for eangrene
aged S.
81 Philip Mooney. member of visit
ing staff until 1875, and later consultinr
5 physician to the Addison Gilbert hospital
Gloucester. Mass Died at his home OF
heart disease September n. 1914. aged IS
's4 J. A. Bangs, Iron Mountain, Mich
phys ician for the Pewahic company, fol
four years a resident Of Denver died
at his home Of tuberculosis January -
> 1915 aged 50
t 50, Frank n. Barker, Fellow Of A. NJ
, A.. died at his home in Norway. Me
I December H. 1914 aged a..
. 's5, b. J. Andrews began the business
of life as station agent at Bolton and
! served here and at Richmond for II years
Z Later took the medical course here and
r spent a year In post graduate work ir
, New York Practiced In Richmond three
, years In 1889 became superintendent ot
, the Mary Fletcher hospital and served
, we all know how we'll, for Is years Blind
for the last 70 years he seldom complain I'D
hut went on about his business and many
a stranger has conversed with him uncon-
scious ~ any defect in his vision. He
served az secretary and treasurer Of the
medical college 1898 rs. Leaves a wife an(
one son, VYetcher. now in his Junior yea
, In medicine.
e., Ornara A. Flint. former superintend-
, ent OF schools in Biller1ca, Mass, once
superi ntendent WestborO Reforma tory
member of staT Of Tewksbury State hos
pital. died at his home in Dracutt. Mass
February 49, 1915, AGED n
%. W, J. Burns OF Roanoke. Va, died
suddenly OF heart disease on train neal
= IAthia. Va. March l. 1915. aged 90.
%. Fiber L. Washburne Fellow of A.
, NJ A. specialist In eye, ear, nose and
throat. Fast Berkshire, found dead in his
barn. December "A, 1914 aged 90.
IN. Eugene J. Hickey, died at his home
in Warren, Vt, October I, 1914
y ", Leslie Evans, assistant physician Ia
and pathoiogist at Maine State sanato'
rum, Hebron. Me, died In Levi ton. Jan
Uary II. 1915, ased rs
E Dean II. c. Tinkham. Or. A ]
Golden of Minneapolis MINI, and
three of the class of 1865 spoke at th'
Q meeting. NJ c. Spauldng, C NJ Fer
rim and NJ II. Eddy. The nomnatins
committee, consisting OF Drs. p f. Nc
e Sweeney, j. II, Bunum and r, M