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Men of progress; biographical sketches and portraits of leaders in business and professional life in the state of Rhode Island and Providence plantations . Providence, wherehe has since continued the practice of medicine and surgery. In 1875 he was appointed Visiting Surgeonto the Rhode Island Hospital; this position he re-signed in 1893, but still remains Consulting Surgeonto that institution. He is a fellow of the RhodeIsland Medical Society, and in 1881-82 was Presi-dent of that organization. Dr. OLeary has writtenseveral papers that have been published, and whichhave been considered valuab
Men of progress; biographical sketches and portraits of leaders in business and professional life in the state of Rhode Island and Providence plantations . Providence, wherehe has since continued the practice of medicine and surgery. In 1875 he was appointed Visiting Surgeonto the Rhode Island Hospital; this position he re-signed in 1893, but still remains Consulting Surgeonto that institution. He is a fellow of the RhodeIsland Medical Society, and in 1881-82 was Presi-dent of that organization. Dr. OLeary has writtenseveral papers that have been published, and whichhave been considered valuable contributions to med-ical science. A work written in the History of theMedical Department of the Army of the Potomac,by Dr. Letterman, Medical Director of the Army,reprints one of Dr. OLearys reports and pays hima high compliment for efficient service of an un-usual character. He was married in October 1863,to Miss Louise, daughter of Clement Dietrich ofCincinnati, Ohio ; they have six children : ClementD., Arthur, Charles, Louise, Angela and JulietOLeary. OWEN, Franklin Pierce, member of the RhodeIsland Bar, was born in Scituate, R. I., December. FRANKLIN P. OWEN. 27, 1853, son of Elisha B. and Mary E. (Mathew-son) Owen. He is of Welsh ancestry. He re-ceived his early education in the public schools andat Lapham Institute, Scituate, and in 1870 enteredAmherst College, graduating in the class of the profession of law, he studied withGeorge E. Webster, Esq., at Providence, and was
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