”The second medical society of the State was formed in October, 1794, in pursuance of an act of the Legislature by physicians of Windsor county. …

The minutes of proceedings and constitution of this old society are unquestionably lost, and nothing remains that in any manner relates to its existence except a book of charges found in the possession of Dr. Edwin Hazen, of Woodstock. This book purports to contain a record of the medical works loaned by the society to its members. The library comprised forty volumes, physiological and pathological, which were held for the use and instruction of members, and loaned to them upon proper occasion. From this book is taken the names of the physicians who were members of the society, as follows:

…Frederick Ware, …”

Reference Data:

History of Windsor County, Vermont, by Lewis Cass Alrdrich and Frank R. Holmes, 1891, pages 198-9