Mead  and  F.  B.  Rice]

Mr,  .Mead,  brother  of  Charles  M.  Mead,  was  born  in
Cornwall,  Vt.,  May  10,1827;  was  gradu.ited  at  Middle-
bury College,  1850;  he  was  a  teacher  for  two  years  at
l-'lushing  institute.  Long  Island;  Tutor  at  Middlebury
College  about  three  years  and  was  grailuated  at  Andover
Theological  Seminary  1857;  Pastor  of  the  h'irst  Congre-
gational Church,  South  Hadley,  Mass.  i'^58-67;  Olive
street  church.  Nashua,  N.  H.,  li^j-^.  After  which  time
until  his  death  he  was  Professor  of  Sacred  Rhetoric  at
Oberlin  College.  Ohio.  Married,  1S58,  Aug.  5.  Elizabeth
S.  Billings,  of  Andover.  One  son  and  one  daughter.
Died  in  Oberlin,  May  18,  1881,  aged  54  years  and  8  days.
Middlebury   College  gave  him  the  honorary  D.  1>.  in
1870,

Medical.  .4  copy  of  the  Petition  of  Doctors
Hyde  and  Fitch,  to  the  Hoy.  the  General  As-
sembly of  Vermont.  Praying  for  a  Medical
Lottery.  Unto  whicli  are  Annexed,  the
Recommendations  of  sundry  Gentlemen  ;  and
Dr.  Duncan's  Reasons  why  the  Prayer  of  said
Petitioners  ought  to  be  Granted.  Printed  in
the  Year  1800.     18mo,  pp.  16.
The    object   was    to    publish   a  medical  work    by   Dr.
Stearns.
—Catalogue  of  the  Officers  and  Students  of  the
Clinical  School  of  Medicine,  at  Woodstock,  Vt.
Connected  with  Waterville  College.  1831.  12
mo,  pp.  10.
— The  Eastern  Medical  Reformer.  A
Monthly  Journal  of  Medical  and  Chirurgical
Science.  Motto.  John  B.  Hibbard,  M.  D.,
Editor  and  Proprietor.  Vol.  1.  No.  2.  Rut-
land, (Vt.)     April,  1846.    12mo,  pp.  32.
No.  2  of  \'ol.  I,  IS  all  we  have  seen.
SecS>lvester,  W.  E.,  Address,  1879.
