The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-13
=, Stamford, Sunderland,

SALISBURY, Stamford, Sunderland,
Woodford.
District No. lO--Andover, Athens,
Brattleboro, Brookline, Chester, Dover,
Dummerston, Grafton, Guilford, Halifax,
Jamaica, Londonderry, Marlboro, New
fame, Putney, Rockingham, Searsburg,
Somerset, Springfield, Stratton, Town
shend, Vernon, Wardsboro, Westminster,
Weston, Nottingham, Wilmington,
Windham, Winhall.
District Health Officers.
District No. Headquarters at St.
Adams. DR.. Warren j. Howard. Grad
uate of the University of Vermont
college of medicine, 1906. Practiced at
Roxbury and Watsfeld, serving as
health officer for several years at Waits
field. Commissioned captain in the med.
ical corps of the United States army
and received special training in santa
tion at Camp Greenleaf.
District No. 2--Headquarters at Nor
risville. Dr. William T. Slayton. Grad.
uate of the Harvard medical school and
from Guys hospital, London, England.
Practiced in Hyde Park and Morristown
since 1897, serving as health eF'icer in
both towns. Commissioned captain in
the medical corps of the United States
army with special training at Camp
Meade, Md. Member of the state board
of health.
District No. Headquarters at st.
Johnsbury. DIR. Victor p. Genge. Prac-
ticed at Newport. Twenty months serv.
ice in the United States army, IA months
of which were spent in the hospitals of
England and France; three months of
special courses in sanitation at training
camp; three months as sanitary officer
in army camps at 0swego, Syracuse and
Garden City, n. Y; six months in charge
of all contagious work in United States
hospital No. IS, Winchester, England.
This hospital treated practically all con
tagious cases arising among the Amer
lean troops stationed in or passing
through England. Eight months in
charge of air service hospital at front.
Citation in general orders for efficient
work.
District No. Headquarters at Bur
lington. DR.. Charles w. Many. Grad
uate of Long Island College hospital
medical college and practiced at Florida,
N. Y Commissioned in the medical
corps of the United States army and
served as sanitary officer and post sur
geon at Fort Ethan Allen for nearly two
years Had special training in sanitary
work and diseases of the skin, including
eruptive diseases
District No. Headquarters at Mont
pelier. DR.. Clarence H. Burr. Born in
Thetford, graduated from Dartmouth
medical school and Boston City hospital
Practiced in Montpelier. served in the
medical corps of the United States army
and received special training in santa
ton. Has served as substitute health
officer for the city of Montpelier and
also assisted in the polio work Of the
state board of health.
District No. Headquarters at Bris-
toll. DR.. George T. Edmunds Born in
Grasburg. Studied medicine at the Uni
versity of Vermont college of medicine
and Baltimore medical college. Prac.
ticed in Hinesburg and Bristol, served
for six years as health officer for the
town of Bristol
District No. Z Headquarters at Rut-
land. Appointment not yet made
District No. Headquarters at Wood
stock DIR. Charles w. kidder. Grad
uated from the University of Vermont
college of medicine, 1907, and practiced
in Shoreham and Woodstock. being
health officer in Woodstock for five
years. Commissioned as lieutenant in
the United States army and served as
sanitary officer at base hospital No. l07
and evacuation hospital No. AZ.
District No o Headquarters at Man
chester. DR.. Henry w. Eliot Native of
Connecticut; graduate of the University
of Vermont college of medicine in 1898
Served for 10 years in the medical de-
partment of the United States army and
three years with the board of health in
the Philippine islands. During the Eu-
ropean war was commissioned in the
medical corps of the army and served as
sanitary officer.
District No. Headquarters at
Brattleboro. DIR. Chester S. Leach Ma
tive of Fletcher; graduated from the
University of Vermont college of med
icine, 1900. Practiced in Worthwhile four
years and Hyde Park l6 years, being
health officer during the whole time