day following the second Tuesday in December, at Dover. The membership fee is three dollars, and the annual assessment one dollar.

OFFICERS.

President-M. C. Lathrop, M. D., Dover.

Treasurer C. A. Tufts, M. D., Dover.

Secretary-J. R. Ham, M. D., Dover.

Councillors - Drs. A. G. Fenner, B. W. Sargent, J. H. Wheeler.

Rockingham County Medical Society.

Organized December 17, 1873. The society meets on the last Wednesday in January, April, July, and October, at such places as may be determined by vote.

C. S. Downes, Nottingham.
J. C. Eastman, Hampstead.
G. W. Fowle, Deerfield.

F. M. Gould, Raymond.
T. O. Reynolds, Kingston.

White Mountains Medical Association.

This society was chartered by the Legislature in June, 1820, on petition of Dr. Eliphalet Lyman, and others. The first meeting was held in the town of Dalton, in June, 1821. Dr. John McNabb, of Woodsville, N. H., is now the only survivor of the founders of the society. The society holds its annual and semi-annual meetings "on the Wednesday of which the moon first fulls in January and July," generally at Wells River, Vermont. In January, 1874, the Moose Hillock Medical Society, and the Caledonia County Society of Vermont united with the White Mountain Society, and it now numbers about seventy-five members.

President

OFFICERS.

C. M. Tuttle, M. D., Littleton, N. H.
Vice-President - C. H. Boynton, M. D., Lisbon, N. H.

Treasurer and Secretary - H. S. Calderwood, M. D., Greensboro',

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Censors - Drs. C. M. Tuttle, William Childs, Albert Winch, Frank Bugbee, G. S. Gove.

New Hampshire Pharmaceutical Association.

The association was incorporated in June, 1874, for the purpose of promoting the knowledge of pharmacy, and to unite the educated and reputable pharmacists in the State for mutual improvement and assistance.

Every pharmacist or druggist living within the State who has had three or more years' experience, either on his own account or in the employment of others, graduates of regularly organized pharmaceutical schools or colleges, and physicians regularly graduated, who have had at least one year's experience in compounding and dispensing drugs or medicines, are eligible to membership. The sum of five dol

lars is to be paid as an entrance fee, and the annual assessment is three dollars. Pharmacists, chemists, and other scientific men who may be deemed worthy the distinction, may be elected honorary members. The meetings are held annually, or from time to time as the association may determine.

To the active exertions of the association, the pharmacists and physicians of the State are indebted for an act passed by the Legislature, to prevent incompetent persons from conducting the business of druggists and apothecaries.

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OFFICERS.

President C. F. Hildreth, Suncook.

Vice-Presidents - P. J. Noyes, Lancaster, B. B. Weeks, Manches

Treasurer H. B. Foster, Concord.

Secretary

G. F. Underhill, Concord.

Reporter on Progress of Pharmacy — P. J. Noyes.

The annual meeting is held at Montpelier, on the second Wednesday in October; and the semi-annual meeting at Newport in June.

OFFICERS.

President-L. C. Butler, M. D., Essex.
Treasusurer-S. Putnam, M. D., Montpelier.
Secretary-S. S. Clark, M. D., St. Albans.

[Alphabetical and local lists of the active and retired members of the society, living within the State, are given in the Directory and Business Guide.]

Burlington Medical and Surgical Club.

Organized in December, 1872. Physicians in good standing, living in Chittenden County, are eligible to membership.

The meetings are held on the second Monday in each month at the club rooms in St. Paul Street. Original papers and cases in practice are presented by the members. The annual assessment is two dollars.

OFFICERS.

President - C. P. Thayer, M. D.
Vice-President — A. F. Burdick, M. D.

Treasurer and Secretary-H. A. Crandall, M. D.

H. H. Atwater.

L. M. Bingham.
L. F. Burdick.

C. P. Burns.
W. Carpenter.
M. Cole.

J. O. Crampton.

H. Crandall.

H. A. Crandall.

C. N. Ferrin.
A. P. Grinnell.
P. J. Kent.

MEMBERS.

H. H. Langdon.

W. B. Lund.

J. L. Montmarquet.
E. S. Peck.

J. H. Richardson.

L. F. Root.

C. F. Storrs.
A. D. Tagert.
C. P. Thayer.
S. W. Thayer.
W. L. Worcester.

Chittenden County Medical Society.

Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of January, April, July, and October. The annual assessment is one

dollar.

OFFICERS.

President H. H. Atwater, M. D., Burlington.
Secretary—W. B. Lund, M. D., Burlington.

St. Albans Medical Association.

Organized in April, 1871. Its object is to promote the interests of the medical profession, and for the discussion of subjects pertaining to the practice of medicine and surgery.

Regular physicians living in St. Albans, of good character, having diplomas from authorized medical schools, are eligible to membership.

The annual meeting is held on the first Monday in April. Regular meetings on the first Monday in each month, at eight o'clock, P. M.