Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
THE MEDICAL ALUMNI
DIR. NJ L. Chandler OF Barre Elected
President mt Largely-AtteDded Meeting

President mt Largely-AtteDded Meeting
The biggest meeting of the University OF
Vermont Medical Association, held in re-
cent years, took place at the New Sfrer-
wood Hotel Saturday night where the
| 18th annual banquet and business meeting
was held. There were Sc present and these
| included physicians from all over the
East.
! Dr. ]. H. Dodcis of this city president
! OF the association during the past year.
acted POSTMASTER. The first business
which came before the meeting after din
ner had been served was the report of
the obituary committee. which contained
the names of q members and one ex-mem-
Der. This is an unusually large number.
The report follows:
| REPORT OF OBITUARY COMMITTEE
'ss-Eli Edwin Graves. Fellow A. NJ. A..
gust S. 1919. Act. ~.
'70-George S. Brigham. of Saint Cloud,
Mimi died at his home August 3d. 1919,
following influenza, Act IA.
| '72-Don ID. Grout Of Waterbury. Vt,
Act. 70, one time health officer of Wa
terbury. president Vermont State Tuber-
culosis commission, member Of Legisl la
ture in SO. died April go 1920. of angina
pectoris. He was for eleven years super
intendent of the Vermont State Hospital
for the insane.
'73-Vernon C. Goodrich. of Barre, Vt.
aged 70. one time postmaster Of Brook
field, died November q, 1919 Of pneumonia.
'H-Ora Fl. Lamb of Demorest, Georgia
died January Is, 1920, of pneumonia, aged
i7s.
'1-Eldridge A. Toby, of River Falls
Wis, died April g. 1870, from cerebral
hemorrhaRe, aged 70.
's0-WaTlace NJ. Knowton OF Newton
Mass member of Massa chusetts Medical
Society and American Psychological AS.
ISOLATION, died in Boston, February 6. 1920
aged'7O
h 's0-Charles L. Newcomb. of Grantham
. n. H.. died October 4 OF heart disease
aged es.
's1-Albsrt Guy Howard of Pennington
Me, member of Maine Medical Associa
ton. died September 6. 1919, aged 72.
'S3-Edgar l.. Walker. Moriah. N. Y,
died March g. 1920
'&-Charles A. Church of Milbury, Mass.
aged GO. Fellow A. NJ. A., was struck b,
a train while driving across a railroad
track near Northbridge. Mass. Januar,
10. 1920, and was almost instantly killed
'S5-John j. Roberts, of Scranton, Pa.
, Fellow A NJ A., one time coroner o
Lackawanna company, died July 81. 1913 o
lntestlnai ODstructlon, IoioWing an op
Grafton. aged So
'S6-James A. Fraser of Lexington
Mich. aged 60. died about January q, 1926
's9-Frank w. Merritt, of Jay, Me-. die
January Is. 1920 aged 81.
'9o--John B. Cunningham, aged 81, o
3 Norwich. Conn. died April /. 1890
8 's1-Alonzo l., Hurd, Of Somers. Conn
Fellow A. NJ. A. aged 81, one time pres
: dent of Holland County Medical assoca
j ton, died November 9. 1919, OF perniciou
= anemia-
's1-John w. Monarity, of Cherubusc<
t N. Y, died February .. 1920. aged g.
e '93-Arthur Joseph Lance. of Ports
n mouth. N. H.. aged ~, Fellow A. M. A
II and American Academy OF Opthalmol
e ogy, died January 4, 1920, of cerebr'
q hemorrhage.
n 'ss-George H. sahborn. Of Shawnee Oh
n lahoma, aged 10, Member Oklahoma Stat
n Medical association. died about Januar
% 7. 1890.
10 'A-Henry James Allen, Of Corinth.
IL Y, died at his home May % 1870, OF heal
Y disease, aged &C.
n Ex-74-Charies H. Cook Of Mattel
It Mass, died at his home December 8, 19l
% OF arterio-sclerosis. aged a. He was
J. member since 1907 of the Massachuset
n State Board NJ Registration. Was cleo