The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-09

Psychological Review Arthur II. Pierce,
xeiloEs fellow and lecturer at Amherst
Colleaei George Parker, professor of
Scripture professor OF psychei6gI iii Yale
ana FORMER student of Clark University;
pr Chessih, professor of mathematics,
MeW ~ x orr city; W: II. Metzler, professor
and former student at Clark; j. s..
Lemon, lecturer in psychology at the
E s y II a University Ct Washington.
at Columbia University; Wesley Mills,
professor of psychology at McGin Uni
spr;ingtield: Principal F. W. Atkinson,
mathematics of the Worcester Polytech-
mic Institute and former student of Clark
University; Walter L. Jennings, professor
Institute; zelotes W. Coombs, professor
OF modern languages at the Worcester
Polytechnic Institute; Charles E. St.
Sonn, professor of physics at oberlin
physics, Dartmouth College; w. E.
Byerley, professor of mathematics, Har-
yard University; Superintendent T. NJ.
Rose Polytechnic. Troy, N. Y; Prof.
william Patten of Dartmouth College;
Dr: j. r Putnam, professor of neurology
at Harvard University; Mary W. Calkins,
L. Rotch, founder of Blue Hill Observa-
tory; Marcia A. Keith, of Mount Hol-
yoke; Charles S. PIERCE, the famous
m M enaidati Milford Pa; Prof Ayres
Whiting, professor of physics at Welles-
icy College; X. s. Woodward, professor
Of mechanics at Columbia University;
at the. New York University, and form
erly of Clark University; Mary A. Will
cox, professor of zoology at Wellesley
College; Charles G. lockwood professor
Of mathematics at Princeton University;
W. T. Harris, commissioner of education,
Washington, D. c.; F. B. Sanborn of
Boston 5S;t ton A IF p. Dolbear, professor Of
professor of physiology at the Harvard
Medical School; DR.. George NJ. Fitz, pro-
lessor OF physiology and hygiene at Har
yard University; Thomas H. Morgan, pro-
lessor of biology at Bryn Mawr; Prof.
Van Glesen, pathologist of the New York
state hospitals; William A. Locy, profess
sor of zoology at Northwestern Univer-
sity; Prof. HANCOCK of the University of
psychology in Indiana University; ]. P.
Hylan, professor of psychology in Uni
versity of Illinois, and former student
at Clark UniversityS Prof Charles w,
Minot, professor of embry zoology at Har-
ward University; A H. Daniels, professor
of philosophy at the University of Illinois
and former student at Clark University;
David j. Hill, ex-president of Rochester
University and assistant secretary of
state, at Washington; James j. Guest,
professor of mechanical engineering at
NOIcSSler FOlyI6cnIllc EDWARD
Rhoads, instructor in physics at Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute; George D.
Odds, professor of mathematics at Am
herst College; Hugo Munsterberg, pro-
fessor of experimental psychology at
Harvard University; William James, pro-
fessor of philosophy at Harvard Univer-
sity; Livingston Farrand, professor of
philosophy at Columbia University; Her
man c. Bumpus, professor of biology at
Brown University: DR.. Walter Charming
of Brookline; Ellen Hayes, professor of
mathematics of Wellesley; William f.
Magic, professor of physics at Princeton
Henry B. Fine, professor of mathematics
at Princeton; James Hardness, professor
of mathematics at Bryn Mawr; Andrew
H. Green, father of the Greater New
York scheme; Frank Morley, professor
of mathematics, Haverford College; DR..
Hoch, pathologist at the Mclean Hos
pital Waverley, Mass. Albert A.
Michaelson head professor of physics,
Chicago University, and formerly of
Clark University; Maxine Boucher, pro-
fessor of mathematics at Harvard Uni
versity; Fred E. Leonard. professor of
physiology at Oberlin College; ]. w.
Eewkes, of the Smithsonian Institution,
at Washington, D. c.; Raymond Dodge
professor of biology, Wesleyan Univer-
sity; Henry D. Thompson, professor of
Mathematics at Princeton University;
B. o. PIERCE, professor of mathematics at
Harvard University.
Some of the new Corners yesterday were
Prof Ros of Harvard, Frank Sanborn
and wife of Concord and Prof. Fitz and
wife of Harvard