Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-18

! Orange, Pl,inGeld, Roxbuly. Ryepate
STAFFORD, Thctford, Top: ham, Yer
hire, Wait field, Warren, Washing.
ton, Wei Fairlec, Willamstown
| Worcc ter
District No. 6
+ Addison, Eridpolt, Bristol Cornwall
ForI'i burg, 60. hon, Hancock, Lriccs,
, ter, Lincoln. Middlcbuly, MoNliton
Ncw Haven, Orw, II, ranton, Eipton
Salisbury, Shorcham, Stark: boro, Yer
"enncz, Waltham, Wcybridpe, Whit
inT.
District No.
Rcnson, Brandon, Caatleton, Chit
tendon, Fair Haven, Ibbardton, Ira
, Mcndon, Nit. Holly, r.ttsficld, Poult-
ncy, Proctor, Rutland City, Rutland
Town, Shrewsbury, Sudbury, Tin
mouth, Wallngford, Wells, Wet
Haven, West Rutland.
District No. s
Baltimore, Barnard, Bethel, Brain
tree, DridYcwutcr, CavendiSh, Gran
vile, Hartford, IIaltland, Ludlow
rittaGeld, Norwich, Plymouth, Pom
fret, Reading, Rochester, Hoyalton
Sharon, Shclburnc, StOckbridgc, Tun-
bridge, Wcathersiicld, West Windsor
Windsor, Woodstock.
District No. 9
Arlington, Bennington, Dandy
Dorset, glastonbury, Landgrove
Manchester, Mount Tabor, Pawlet
Peru, pownal, Roadsboro, Rupert
SYNDICATE, SALISBURY, Stamford, Sun
dcrland, Woodford.
District No. 10
Andovcr, Athens, Brattlcboro
! Brookline, Chester, Dover, Dummers-
ton, Grafton, Guilford, Halifax
jamaica, Londonderry, Marlboro
Ncwfanc, Putncy, Rockingham
| SearsDut&, Somerset, Springfield,
Stratton, Townshcni, Wardsboro,
estmnstcr, Weston, Nottingham,
Wilmington, Windham, Winhall, Yer
non.
DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICERS
District No.
Headquarters at st. Adams. DR..
Warren J. Howard, graduate of the
University Of Vermont College OF
medicine, 1906. Practiced at RoX-
bury and Waitsfcld, Vermont, serv-
ing as town health officer for several
years ut Waitslield. Commissioned
captain in the Medical Corps of the
United States Army and received
special training in aanitation at Camp
Grecnloaf.
District No 2
Headquarters ut Morrisvillc. DR..
William r. Slayton; graduate of
Harvard Medical School, 1896, and
from Guys Hospital, London, Eng
land. Practiccd in Hyde Park and
Morristown since 1897, serving as
health officer in both towns. Com
missioncd captain in the Medical
Corps of the United States Army,
with special training at Camp Mead,
Maryland. Member of the State
Board of Health.
District No. 3
Headquarters at st. Johnebury. d..
Victor p. Genge. Practiccd in New
port. Twenty months service in the
United States Army, fourteen months
of which were spent in the hospitals
of England and France; three months
of special course; in sanitation ut
training camp; three months as sani-
tary officer in army camps at Os-
wcgo, Syracuse and Garden City, ~.
Y; six months in charge of all con-
tagious work in United States hospi-
tai No. So, Winchester, England.
This hospital treated practically. all
contagious cases arising among the
American troops stationed in or pass
ing through England. Eight months
in charge of Air Service Hospital ut
the front. Citation in general orders
for efficient work.
District No. a
Headquarters at Burlington. DR..
Charles W. Many; graduate of Long
Island College Hospital Medical Col
legc and practiccd at Florida, N. Y.
Commissioned in Medical Corps of
the United States Army and served
as sanitary officer and post surgeon
at Fort Ethan Allen for nearly two
years. Had special training in SAM
taly work and diseases of the skin, in
GLIDING eruptive diseases.
District No. S
Headquarters at Montpelier. DR..
Clarence II. Burr. Born in Thetford,
Vermont; graduated from Dartmouth
School and Boston City Hos
pital. Practiced in Montpelier; serv-
ed in the Medical Corps of the Unit
ed States Army and received special
training in sanitation. Has served as
substitute health officer for the City
of Montpelier and also assisted in
polio work for the State Board OF
Health.
District No. 6
Headquarters at Bristol. DR.. Geo.
f. Edmunds. Born in Irasburg, YER
mont. Studied medicine at the Uni
gersity of Vermont College of Medi-
cine and Baltimore Medical College.
Practiced in Hinesburg and Bristol,