Neurographs : a series of neurological studies, cases, and notes / Editor William Browning.

Date:
1908
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Credit: Neurographs : a series of neurological studies, cases, and notes / Editor William Browning. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Here he practiced medicine and joined the state society. In 1903 his health was sufficiently restored to permit him to return to Dutchess Count}^ and he settled at Hopewell Junction, where he is now engaged in general practice. Dr. Huntington has five children: Charles Gardnier, Edwin Horton, Catherine, Elizabeth and Eleanore; they show the intellectual and musical ability of their heredity. Dr. Huntington is a man of charming personality, an artist and musician of abilit)^ especially gifted in making excellent pen and ink sketches, and very clever at cari- cature in which his keen observation and delicate humor find facile expression. He is a lover and student of nature and her woodcraft secrets, and an ardent devotee of the rod and gun; this, coupled with a retiring, highly refined and idealistic temperament, has led him to prefer the individual and peaceful life of a suburban practitioner to the stress and emulation of a city practice, although, had he chosen the latter, his fine training and education, and his concise and scientific manner of observing and recording would, doubtless, have obtained him brilliant success. He is an avid reader and student, and keeps well abreast of the rapid advance of medical science. Dr. Huntington is the health officer of the township of East Fishkill; visiting physician to the Matteawan General Hospital; member of the American Medical Association, 1905—; Tristate Medical Association (V^ir- ginia. North and South Carolina), 1903—; Medical Society of the State of New York, 1880—; Medical Association of the State of New York, 1905; member of Buncombe Medical Society, N. C, 1901 to 1905; honor- ary member of the Brooklyn Society for Neurolog}', i8g8—; member of Dutchess County Medical Society,