Cumberland County, Maine - Daniel W. Rounds, M.D.
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Biography
Daniel W. Rounds, M.D.
Biographical Review
Cumberland County, Maine
Boston
Biographical Review Publishing Company
1896
Page 692


Daniel W. Rounds, M.D., a young physician in active practice in the town of
Naples, Me., was born in Baldwin, Cumberland County, Me., April 22, 1867, and is
the son of George and Clarinda (Vaughn) Rounds. He was reared in the village of
East Baldwin, and there in the district school made his first acquaintance with
books. He entered Lexington Academy at the age of sixteen, and afterward he took
a course of study in the Baldwin High School. In 1887 he entered Bowdoin
College; and after two years of study in the medical department he went to New
York City and completed his training at Bellevue, graduating in 1891. He
commenced his professional work in East Baldwin, where he remained a year, and
in 1892 located his office in Naples. Though Dr. Rounds has been in practice but
a short time, he has clearly demonstrated that he is well qualified for the work
he has undertaken; and his visiting list is steadily increasing.

Dr. Rounds was married February 2, 1892, to Miss Mary M. Hubbard, a native of
Mitchell County, Kansas. One child brightens their home, a promising boy named
Fred H.   Dr. Rounds has officiated as Supervisor of Schools in Naples for two
years. He is a member of one fraternal organization, the Knights of Pythias.