The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . ol at Boston, and finally at the Bal-timore Medical college at Baltimore,Maryland. Dr. Oilman graduated fromthe Baltimore Medical college April 22, 1896. He studied the practical side ofhis profession at the Boston Dispensarywith Dr. W. T. Slayton of Boston ; atthe Maryland General and Lying-inHospital at Balti-more, and at the Baltimore Medi-cal College Dis-pensary. After takinghis degrees, practisedhis profession atLakeport for a few-months, and thenr
The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . ol at Boston, and finally at the Bal-timore Medical college at Baltimore,Maryland. Dr. Oilman graduated fromthe Baltimore Medical college April 22, 1896. He studied the practical side ofhis profession at the Boston Dispensarywith Dr. W. T. Slayton of Boston ; atthe Maryland General and Lying-inHospital at Balti-more, and at the Baltimore Medi-cal College Dis-pensary. After takinghis degrees, practisedhis profession atLakeport for a few-months, and thenremoved to Sun-cook in February, 1897, taking theoffice of the lateDr. G. H. Lara-bee, where he hasbeen u n u s u a 11 ysucces sful, andwhere he has asteadily-incr eas-ing general prac-tice. While at Tuftscollege, Dr. Gil-man was editorfrom the medi-cal school of theBrown and Blue, Tufts junior classannual, a member of Gamma ChapterAlpha Kappa Kappa, a Greek lettermedical college fraternity. He is alsomember of the Winnipesaukee Academyof Medicine, the New Hampshire Medi-cal society, and of Pembroke of Dr. Charles S. Oilman Edwin D. Ward. One of the most active and promi-nent citizens of the Lakeport end of Laconia is Edwin D. Ward, who at thepresent time carries on a successfulundertaking business, and also carriesa complete assortment of mouldings andfixtures. For the past twenty-sevenyears he has been a photographer, apart of that time in partnership withGeorge 1!. Munsey, but he now leasesthe photograph studio, though still de-voting some time to that branch ofbusiness. As a photographer, Mr. Wardsrooms have always had a good reputa-tion, and there is hardly a photographerin N e w II a m pshire w h o hasmade a s m a n ypictures as M r .Ward. Mr. Ward is anative of Brad-ford, X. wherehe still loves tospe nd a portionof his time. M was a greatfriend and admir-er of the late Ma-son W. Tappan,of Bradford, attor-ney-general ofNew
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