The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . e entered the Post-Gradu-ate Medical School of New York forspecial courses in medicine and surgery,also taking up at various times specialstudies at Harvard Post-Graduate andBoston Polyclinic. Dr. Goss is a member of the NewHampshire Medical Society, the Winni-pesaukee Academy of Medicine, and theAmericanMedical As-sociation. Hehas been inthe practiceof medic in eand surgerysince June,1882, in La-con i a, andhas a largeand lucrativepractice. Inthe literaryline, D
The illustrated LaconianHistory and industries of Laconia, of the city and its manufacturing and business interests . e entered the Post-Gradu-ate Medical School of New York forspecial courses in medicine and surgery,also taking up at various times specialstudies at Harvard Post-Graduate andBoston Polyclinic. Dr. Goss is a member of the NewHampshire Medical Society, the Winni-pesaukee Academy of Medicine, and theAmericanMedical As-sociation. Hehas been inthe practiceof medic in eand surgerysince June,1882, in La-con i a, andhas a largeand lucrativepractice. Inthe literaryline, Dr. Gosshas contrib-uted variou sarticles per-taining tomedicine andsurgery, thathave met ap-proval in themedical pro-fession. Dr. Gosswas marr i e din 1 S 8 2 toMiss MaryP. Weeks of Moigia Por Sanbornton. Their only child died in infancy August15, 1883. Dr. Goss is prominent in the secretand fraternal orders, being a memberof the Odd Fellows, Masons, PilgrimGommandery, K. T., Knights ofPythias, Red Men, Elks, Royal Arca-num, Pilgrim Fathers, New EnglandOrder of Protection, Masonic ReliefAssociation, etc. Morgfia Porter Wilson,. Morgia Porter Wilson, so well andfavorably known in Laconia as a lead-ing vocalist and teacher, is a native ofManchester, N. H., and the daughterof Charles C. P. and Caroline (Patch)Porter. Her voice in childhood wasnoted for its purity and compass. At the age of sixteen she had sungthe leading roles in several operettaswith marked success, and soon after began her ca-reer as a choirsinger in thecities of Con-cord, M a n -Chester, andLawrence,continuing inthat capacityfor severalyears. Mean-time, while ona concert tourin the West,her voice at-tracted theattention o fthe late JohnB. Go ugh,and throughhis generousassistanceshe began tostudy u nderMadam J. , of Bos-ton, subse-quently t a k -ing the Ru-ter Wilson. dersdorff method ofother teachers. With five years carefulstudy, she attained a high musical rep-utation as a vocalist throughout NewEngland
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