Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26


nicable diseases, and made the first
detailed report of an epidemic of po-
liomyeitis published in this country
'S4 Anal, Ernest. william. Of New
York city, fellow of the A. NJ A.. spe-
cialist In neuro- pathology. died at his
home october, 1918. aged SO.
81, Beattic, Franklin T., formerly of
Shushan, N. Y. died at his home in
West Hebron. N. Y, August IS, 1918.
'SS. Pilon Edward, member of the Ver-
mont state Medical society, for q years
organlst and director of the choir of
st. Peters Church. died of nephritis at
his home in Vergennes, October II, 19ls.
| aged 81.
'Ss. Williamson, Walter D.. prize man
of his GLASS; practiced in his native town
! of Milan. N. H., and later in Portland,
Me. for IS years, died at his home June
.. 1915 of nephritis, aged SIS. He was
for many years on the surgical staff of
the Maine General hospital. He was
member Of the Maine State Medical So
ciety and the A. NJ. A.. and of the
Association of Railroad Surgeons
80. Maynard. Louis A., of Worcester,
Mass, died In his apartment of pull
monary hemorrhage. December 5. 1893,
aged So. He was formerly a practitioner
! of Hartford Conn.
| 49, McAvinnue, Frank, of Lowell.
| Mass, died at his home July 7. 1918. aged
81
80, wellington. William r.. of Terry
| vile, Conn, one time member a Nj. A,
member Connecticut State Medical So
| cety, several years coroner and town
health officer. died at his home of pneu-
monia following influenza, october Z,
1913 aged 50.
| TIaH lnb A nf
died at his home. January IS, 1919, of
pneumonia, following influenza, aged 81.
He had been health officer of st. Adams.
house physician at the Warner Home,
and the ST. Adams hospital. He was
a member of the county and State medi-
cal organizations and of many of the
fraternal orders. He is survived by a
wife and two daughters.
20, Haskell, Charles ~. of Bridgeport,
Conn, attending neurologist and chief
Of the outpatients clinic at st. Vincent
hospital, Bridgeport, formerly attending
physician at the Emergency hospital.
bridgeport. and city physician. died in
Roosevelt hospital, New York city,
March 8, 1919, of angina pectoris, aged
81.
30. Reynolds. Henry H., of Malone,
n. Y, fellow of the A. NJ. A., died at
his home July q, 1918. aged Sc,
81. Kelly, Charles D., of Mt. Vernon.
N Y. died at his homo, January II,
1910. of heart disease, aged SO.
'96. Congdon. William o.. of Cuba,
n. Y, died at his home. october 1s, 1898,
aged 50, member of the county and State
medical organizations and one time
member of the A. NJ. A.
~. Bayies. Frederic W. for two years
adjunct or instructor in the Medical Col
lege in chemistry, died of influenza at
his home, October %, 1918. He was past
master of Washington Lodge of Masons
and of several other fraternal organ.za-
, tions. He leaves wife and several chill
dren.
49, Trudeau. Marc Aurele, of Lowell,
Mass. died at the home of his brother
in Canada, September 2, 1913, aged Al.
co. Wyman, Harry NJ. died at his home
in Gardner, Mass, of a complication OF
diseases April q. aged A. d9lD. He had
served three terms on the local health
board land was. specializing in Roentgen
rays). He leaves a wife and three chill
dren
O1, Shea, Dennis NJ. of Nashua, y. II.
died September 90 1918 of pneumonia fol-
lowing influenza. He was commissioned
as captain in the NJ. C. and his orders to
He was 43.
'O1, WATSON. Watson L.. of Waterbury
Hospital for the Insane. of which he was
, for several years superintendent, died
there of pneumonia. November "a, 1918
aged Al. He was member Of the State
county and national medical organizations
and taught mental diseases In the college
of medicine He held many local Offices
; and was interested in outdoor life He
leaves a wife. lately made dean of womer
at the university.
'O4, Shaw, Charles J., of Stony Creek, n
Y, died at his home October 10. 1918. He
practiced for a time in Benson, later re
moving to Stony Creek. He was 40 year.
of age and is survived by wife and son
90, Phelan Edward F. Lieut.. of Nortf
Brookfold, Mass. aged 80. On duty witt
the British army overseas. reported deat
q, details given.
'07 Parker, Harry r., Lieut.. NJ. c., L. S
A. died on duty at Hazelhurst Field
Mineola, l.. l., December %, 1918, Of pneu
monia.
: 10, Watts, Walter A., Pawtucket. r. l.
died of influenza, October T. 1918, aged 3s.
3D. Coffee. Vincent H., died at his hom
in Orwell, October s, 1913, of pneumonia
following influenza. He practiced in Bur
lington two years, when he removed t.
= Orwell. where for two years he was chair
3 man of the local board Of health. H
/ leaves a wife and little son. He was %.
n 10. William H., died at his home in Buff
n falo. n. Y, April .. of bronchitis Q9l9)
= His commission in the NJ. C. came shortl
= after his death. He was 81. He was a
= one time resident physician at the Wav
erly. Mass, School for the Feeble Minded
,. For five years he had been professor o
}, physiology, pathology and radiology Il
e the dental department Of the Universit
= of Buffalo.
t IA Ennis, Francis j.. died in Burlngto
:, of influenza October q. 1918. Ho had bee
: health officer for Burlington for the pas
n two years. For a time he was in the NJ
s c., but was given honorable discharge o.
7 account of a heart disability.
s. IA, Grace, Edward S., of New Britain
= Conn, died october s, 1918. of influenza
s. aged 20.
20. Freeman, Willard j.. had nearl
completed his first year in college whe
he left to go to the Plattsburgh camp
= He saw service in France as a lieutenan,
= receiving several wounds While o
' leave in Paris recovering from his wound
he met tragic death, being murdere
: by thugs on December a. 1918, his 24t
q birthday. He leaves q wife. n Burling
n ton girl Freeman was one of three WI
died In United States service overseas
the other two being Phelan and Parke,