Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-19

dish, Granville, Hartford, Hartland, Lud-
low. Norwich, Pittsheld, Plymouth, Pom
fret. Randolph. Reading, Rochester,
Royalton, Sharon, Sherburne, Stock
bridge. Tunbridge. Weathersfeld, West
Windsor. Windsor and Woodstock
District No. darlington. Bennington.
Dandy, Dorset Glastonbury, Landgrove,
Manchester. Mount Tabor. Pawlet, Peru.
Pownal, Readsboro. Rupert. Sandgate,
SALISBURY, Stamford. Sunderland and
Woodford.
District No. 1o-Andover. Athens. Brat
tleboro, Brookline, Chester. Dover, Dunn
merston, Grafton. Guilford, Halifax,
Jamaica, Londonderry, Marlboro, New
fame. Putney, Rockingham, Searsburg,
Somerset. Springfield. Stratton, Town
shend, Vernon, Wardsboro, Westminster,
Weston, Nottingham, Wilmington. Wind
ham and Winhall.
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 Roxbury and
Waitsfeld. VT, serving as town health
officer for several years at Waitsfield.
Commissioned as captain In the medical
corps of the United States army and re-
ceived special training in sanitation at
Camp Greenleaf.
District No. Headquarters at Morris
vile. DR.. William T. Slayton, graduate
Of Harvard Medical school. 1896, and from
Guys hospital, London. England. Prac-
ticed in Hyde Park and Morrstown since
1897, serving as health officer in both
towns. Commissioned captain in the
medical corps of the United States army,
with special training at Camp Meade,
Maryland. Member of the State Board
Of Health.
District No. 3-Headquarters at St.
Johnsbury. DR.. Victor =. Genge. Practiced
in Newport 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 courses in sanitation at camp;
three months as sanitary officer in army
camps at Oswego. Syracuse and Garden
City, N. y; six months in charge of all
contagious work in United States hos
pital No IS. Winchester. England. This
hospital treated practically all contagious
cases arising among the American troops
stationed in or passing through England.
Eight months in charge of Air Service
hospital at the front. Citation in general
orders for efficient work.
District No. 4-Headquarters at Burling-
ton. Dr. Charles w. Many. Graduate of
Long Island College hospital Medical Col
lege and practiced at Florida. N. Y Com
missioned captain in medical corps Of the
United States army, and served as sani-
tary officer and post surgeon at Fort
Ethan Allen for nearly two years. Had
special training In sanitary work and
diseases Of the skin. including eruptive
diseases.
District No. 5.-Headquarters at Mont
pelier. DR.. Charles H. Burr. Born in
Thetford. VT. Graduated from Dart
mouth Medical school and Boston City
hospital. Practiced in Montpelier;
served in the medical corps of the
United 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 Bris-
toll DR.. George F Edmunds. Born in
Irasburg. VT. Studied medicine at the
University of Vermont College of Medi-
cine and Baltimore Medical College.
Practiced in Hinesburg and Bristol;
served for six years as health officer
for the town Of Bristol.
District No. 7-Headquarters at Rut-
land. Appointment not yet made.
District No. s.-Headquarters at Wood
stock DR.. Charles W. Kidder. Gradu-
ated from the University of Vermont
College of Medicine. 1907. and practiced in
Shoreham and Woodstock, being health
officer in Woodstock for five years Com
missioned lieutenant in the United
States army and served as sanitary