Frederick G. Hall
Cumberland County numbers among her professional men no
more successful or highly skilled veterinarian than Dr. Frederick G.
HALL, of Amherst, who has long been engaged in the practice there
after first very carefully preparing himself for his chosen career.
Dr. HALL was born in Southampton, England, July 29, 1858. He
is a son of William and Harriet (JEROME) HALL, both natives
of Southampton also, where they grew up, attended school, were married
and established their home. There the father engaged in mercantile pursuits
for many years. His death occurred in 1869, when a young man. His widow
is still living, making her home in Birmingham, England, having survived
her husband over forty-five years.
Frederick G. HALL grew up in Southampton and there attended the
public schools. He emigrated to Canada in 1871, and attended high school
at Sterling, Ontario, then went to Toronto and entered the Ontario Veterinary
College at that place. He was graduated from that institution in March,
1885, and soon thereafter located in Amherst, Nova Scotia for the practice
of his profession and here he has remained to the present time, having
built up a large and lucrative practice, which extends all over Cumberland
County. He keeps a modernly equipped hospital, one of the best of its
kind in the Province, and has been successful in the practice of veterinary
medicine and surgery. Our subject was the first inspector of milk and
food for Amherst after the town was incorporated and still holds that
position.
Politically, he is a liberal. He has been Dominion and Provincial veterinary
inspector and is now connected with the Dominion Government Experimental
Farm work, as veterinarian to the Maritime fat stock and horse shows.
He is a member of the Veterinary Society of Nova Scotia, and belongs
to the executive committee of the same. Fraternally, he is a member
of the Free and Accepted Masons, the Royal Arcanum and the Maccabees
of the World. He is a member of the Church of England.