Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ocratic party. In 1868,1870, and 1876 he was a member of the lowerhouse of the Legislature; in 1875 a member of theBoston board of overseers of the poor; in 1877-8chairman of the board of license commissioners;and in 1880-1 a member of the board of is a forcible and brilliant speaker, and amonghis most notable addresses have been the Fourth ofJuly oration delivered in 1885 by invitation of thecity of Boston, and the oration at the ( entt
Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ocratic party. In 1868,1870, and 1876 he was a member of the lowerhouse of the Legislature; in 1875 a member of theBoston board of overseers of the poor; in 1877-8chairman of the board of license commissioners;and in 1880-1 a member of the board of is a forcible and brilliant speaker, and amonghis most notable addresses have been the Fourth ofJuly oration delivered in 1885 by invitation of thecity of Boston, and the oration at the ( entt-iinialcelebration of the Charitable Irish Society of Halifax,, the following year. He is a member of theMassachusetts Charitable Irish Society, and was itspresident in 1873 anfl 1874. Mr. (;argan wasmarried in Boston, in September, 1868, to MissCatherine L. Mcfkath. CiARLANii, Georcf, MiNdj, )., was bom inLaconia, , Oct. 14, 1S48. He was educatedin the public schools of Lawrence, and fitting forcollege, entered Harvard College, receiving hisdegree in 1871. He then studied in the Har\-ardMedical School, graduating in 1874. The same. ijpulit^ i-linfr^ ^gu^^^^iZT, BOSTON ()F TO-DAV. 2,-^ 7 year he went abroad to complete his professionaleducation, studying for two years in Vienna, Stras-burg, and Paris. Returning to Boston in 1876 hebegan the practice of his profession. He wasappointed in 1877 assistant in physiology at theHarvard Medical School; in 1881 to the positionof assistant in clinical medicine ; and in 1887 in-structor in clinical medicine, which position he stillholds. In 1878 he was appointed professor ofthoracic diseases in the University of Vermont, re-taining the i)osition for five years. In 1881 he wasmade physician to the Boston Dispensary, in 1880visiting physician to Carney Hospital, and in1888 physician to out-patients at the MassachusettsCeneral Hospital. Dr. Garland is a member of theMassachusetts Medical Society, Boston Society of
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