Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-06
UNIVERSITY SENDS OUT
e NEW Physical AN S
Brief Graduating Exercises at
College Of Medicine With Ad.
dresses by Acting President
Perkins and Dean Tinkham-
Plans Of the Young Doctors

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we're Just 70 more doctors In Burlington
than there were ten minutes earlier and
not one came into town. The additional
medicos we're the members of the grad
uating class Of the Medical College Of the
University Of Vermont.
They received their degrees as doctors
or medicine from the hands Of Acting
President George H. Perkins. Clealand
Austin Sargent of Richford was awarded
$50 In gold for the highest percentage in
his studies and work for the entire course
or four years. Charles Noble Church of
burlington was awarded second prize Of
We In gold for the same. Walter Louis
Hogan, A. B.. OF Burlington was awarded
the late Governor Woodbury. annual prize
Of SIS In gold for the best clinical work Of
a fourth year student.
Dean Henry G. Tinkham Of the COLLEGE
OF Medicine gave q short talk, in which
he spoke Of the especial advantages which
are open to doctors at the present time,
ana Of the excellent opportunities for serv.
Ice both with the military and naval
forces and for the civilian populations at
home He strongly urged that the doctors
work for the control Of disease and for
the prevention Of such disease moro than
ever In these times. Dean Perkins con.
graduated the doctors on their excellent
work In classes and pointed out to them
the advantages for public service which
the world offers to-day
Among the guests was j. W. Hawthorne
who was graduated from the Medical Col
logo In the Glass Of 1895 and who IL now
serving In tho British Army Medical
Corps.
THE GRADUATES
Roscoe Gilmore Avery, East Barre.
Philip Borst Becker. Oneonta, N. 7.
Alfred Forbes Blackhall, Hardwick.
Charles Noble Church, Burlington.
Phillips Norton Davis, Burlington.
Franklin Pierce Dwinell, East Calais.
Wilbur Merrill Emerson. Bangor, Me.
John Edward Free, Burlington.
John Pearl Goodrich, South Royalton.
walter Louis Hogan, A. B., Burlington.
Gilbert Houston, Jr,, Crompton, r, 1.
kensahuro Kirits. Nagahama. Japan.
harrison Hammond LETTER. p. S., Bur-
lington.
Berkeley Melvin Parmalee, st. Adams.
Arthur Eugene Perley, Richford.
Charles Arthur Ravey, burlington,
Clealand Austin Sargent, Richford,
Hubert Raymond Stiles, West Chazy,
N. z.
Alan Boardman Taylor, Mooers, N. Y,
Fred Cooper Whelchel. Conner, Ca
Leslie Hurd Wright New Haven Conn,
Tho graduates will be located as fol-
lows:
r. e. Avery. At present located at Mary
Fletcher hospital; is applying for serv-
dee in tho navy.
A. F. Blackhall probably Ellis hospital,
Schenectady; listed in the army reserve.
P. B. Becker. Boston navy hospital:
assistant surgeon U. S. N. r. F.
c. N. Church. Worcester City hospital
rejected by both army and navy.
f. N. Davis. Mary Fletcher hospital
until called to service: has applied for
rating In U. s. N.
F. P. Dwinell. Boston Naval hospital :
assistant surgeon q. s. N. r. F.
w. NJ. Emerson, location undecided .
rejected for military service.
>. p. FREQ. Ellis hospital, Schenectady.
N. T.: listed for army service. but not
yet called.
J. P. Goodrich. Mary Fletcher hosnita,.
awaits call to army.
w. L. Hogan. awaits orders from N.
navy. >'''
G. Houston. Jr.. st. Joseph's hospital,
Providence. r. l.: U. 8. N. RI
X. ktrita, care Of K. Ito. 31o West
n0eh StT06t, view York.
Il. H. LETTER. Boston Navy hospital
assistant surgeon U. S. NJ r. F.
H. Leonard. Isl Broadway. Troy, n. Y:
listed for U. S. army.
b. M. Parmelee, Bridgeport General
hospital, Bridgeport. Conn; on ARM
list army
A. E. Perley. Worcester CITY hosn,+a,
Mass: name on navy list U. 8. N. R. F.
- A. HaYoy. on arrnv Iiuf
Z. A. Sargent. Mary Fletcher hosn,t.1.
on army list. "~'
call. ""''S
a B. Taylor. Royal Victoria hospitaI
montreal until called; U. S. NJ r p
l.. ri. Wright, Boston Navy hosnita,
assistant U. s. NJ. R.F
r. Z. Whelchel, not listed in limited
states forces because of physical defect
OBITUARY REPORT.
The obituary committee gives ou+ thu
Following list Of graduates Of the Medi.
cal College who have died during the
last college year
d. Il. Page Of Littleton, n. H.. died n,
his nome September q, aged "a.
5. Walter Scott, for q wears a nra.,,.
toner Of Troy. N. Y. died there of hear,
disease Judy q. aged Il.
Homer b. Warner. Surgeon Civil War
LIST Mass. Vol cavalry, died August - M
nephritis. aged TO-
eugene .. Peck. Hyde Park. Mas.
died at Ibis home February 2 of cerebra,
nemorrhsge. aged ~. Captain L. s. v
Civil War.
george X. Rowell, aged r. died at his
nome. o4leans. VT. January 16. 1918.
irving A. Watson Of Concord. n II
Fellow A. M A.. president N. II. stat.
Medical society 1908. Secretary of the
state Board OF Health since it's foundine
iSsi' died at his home April l. aged 6s.
L. w. Howard, Shoreham, former vice
president Vermont State Medical society
once town clerk and former representativ,
In Legislature, died December l, aged 70
A. b. degree Middlebury, 1872.
Albert L. Bingham of Williston. a firm,
or precedent Of this association, forme,
senator from Chittenden county. died a
mis- home August Z. of diabetes, aged Ga.
| Nathaniel B. C. Haviland of Worces
ter, Mass. former Fellow A. NJ A.. mem
Der Massachusetts, Medical society, form
or president birmingham Medical society
died at his home April g. from cardio
renal disease. aged g.
James b. Sumner of Bloomingdale. Neb.
member Nat. r. r. Surgeons association
died at his home June q. 1917. aged 70.
Linnaeas V. Gibbs. member of the Mas
sachusstts State Medical society died a
his hoane in Huntington, Mass, Of arterio
scerosis. aged 7e.
John Fremont Axtel Of Newton, n. H.
died at his home August 10. aged 81. Eel
low A. M. A.