Putnam patriot., 1929-12-26
LICENSE RESTORED
 TOPUTNAM DOCTOR
Philias E. Tetreault, MD, Will Continue Practice Under
 State Boards Sanction
R<voe&tion Vacated By Stpuiati0n in
 Sup~rier Court

B. stipulation and order of the superior court the license of Dr. Phil i3s r. Tetreaalt. Putnam physician. tc practice medicine fn Connecticut has been restored ia fan
 Dr. TetFeaust is a graduate Of Mid dlessz College. Cambridge. Mas. an eclectic college. h 1924 there was an investigation hv a special grand jury es Co tte standing of eclectic physi- cans. gr4duates of a Eansas City school, whom. t was alleged. had ob- tained diplomas through q fraud 8ierf. se-eaI ed. diploma nlilF' While Dr. Tetreasit is nor a graduate Of th.s school hiz name appeared among the lZs eclectic physicians whcse licenses were revoked on recommend atson of the special grand jury.
 Dr. Tetveagit immediately took an appeal from the action oE she board and retained counsel tc represent him fn the court action Since the license was revoked. February 4th. 1924. Dr Tetreault has continued to practice and the appeal has not been pressed.
 The matter came before the court st the saSt short calendar session ln Wiliimantie. Attorney Irving H. Nircr represented Dr. TetreaHlt and prepared ;he following stipulation. which was rot opposed and vas made the judgment Of the court:
 The Stipulation
 ssIs iz hereby stipulated and agreed between parties hereto that the ap- peliznf in said case be sustained; thz. the said PhiiiAs E. Tetreault be fully reinsated to the right to practice medicine and surgery in the state of Connecticut; that said appellant Is not chargezhle with fraud or deceit in obtaining his license to practice medi- cine in Connecticut. and that the or der of the state department of health revoking certificate of registration or license of the appellant to practice medicine n Connecticut be declared void and Of no effect"
 According to a statement made by Dr. Tetreault at the time Of the re- vacations he was gwen no opportu- nity to present his credentials CT 70 appear fn his own behalf. The first notice he had that his license had been revoked came through a friend in Vii iimantie. who told him his name. to- gether with those of 126 others. ap- peared cn the list Dr. Tetreault at once retained the late Attorney J. r. Carpenter and ordered him ta take an appeal He said, at that time that he would continue to practice and he has done 90. Following Attorney Carpenters death Dr. Tesrsauif re- tained Attorney Irving II. Miron.
 Receives Nj. D. Degree
 Dr. Tetreauit came 70 Putnam April 2. 1922 He is & native of Central Falls, F. l. where he attended Nstra Dame naroehial scheol and then enter cd LaSape academy. Providence. Af- ter graduating he continued his edu- cational pursuit at Three Rivers col lege, Three Rivers. P. C.. Canada. tak ing the classical course. He graduated with the degree Of 4 B. and then en- tered as a medical student al Middle sex college. Cambridge. His four years course was interrupted by the World War as he left to enlist and served in the medical corps He returned and completed the four years course and received his M. D. degree.
 DAtEtAE AAf AF&h lew EtAi1 AJEs Aek' reauit served as an interne in the New York Lying-In hospital, where he took a special course in obstetrics. He also served as an interne at Provi- dence hospital. Holyoke, Mass. Leav. ing H0lyoke Dr. Tetreauit went te Chicago where he took a course in operative surgery and physical dia. gnosis at the Chicago Pest Graduate school
 h the meantime the doctor tool the Massachusetts State Board exam, ination and August 9th, 1921. wal duly licensed Co practice medicine 1T that state He took the Connection Eclectic Boards examination severa months later and on January 9th 1922, was licensed to practice in thii state.
 Dr. Tetreault has an office in ths Seder building and will continue hii practice as heretofore.