The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-14
MAYOR DODGE SPEAKS,
Opening Exercises of An Informal Nature
DR. Hall Begins the Lectures
ular Course Starts Today and Will
Continue Throughout---At.
tendance Not Large.

A large United States flag floating
over Clark university yesterday,
marked the opening of the seventh ses-
sion of the summer school.
The attendance was not quite as large
as formerly, but it is expected to ar
rive at the usual figure today.
Only five lectures were delivered yes
terday, but today the regular course
Of eight lectures will begin and will
follow through the session. DR.. G. Stan
ley Hall spoke first and began the gen
erSl discussion of his series of talks
on the evolution of the human soul.
DR.. E. c. Sanford spoke in place of DIR.
E. H. Lind.ey, who had not arrived,
and gave the introduction to the series
Of lectures or psychological subjects.
DR.. A. f. Chamberlain began his
work in anthropologY in an introduc
tory, and DR.. Adolf Meyer told the
students what they might expect in his
talks on neurology. One educational
| conference was held and one demoustra-
ton in psychology. DR.. Sanford began
the series of evening lectures by a Calli
on the practical aspects of psychology
Those registering yesterday were: H
| H. Simonds superintendent of schools
| Oshkosh, Wis; A. E. P. Rockwell, Wor-
cester; Resale A. Hatherelb Rivers
Falls, Wis, IA Birch; Scott H. Perky,
Worcester; Euphrosyne Brown, Bridge
port training school, Bridgeport, Conn,
6 Birch street; Emma R. Hoag, Buffa-
10, N. Y. IA Birch; Frank H. Beede,
Melrose, "a Woodland; Jessie G. Pond,
New York city; Mabel F. Randolf,
New York city; F. A. North superin-
tendent of schools, Toms River N. j., 6
Birch street: Georgiana r. Simpson,
normal school, Washington, D. c.
II Crystal; L. H. TuthAl, principal,
Homer, N. Y, 80 May; Alice NJ Make
peace. principal West Union street
Seymour, teacher, State street school,
school, Springfield, is Florence; Bina
Springfield, Is Florence; Alice T.
Wyte, ethical culture school, New York
city, SO May; Sara A. Saunders, Brock
port, N. Y, Shirley; Elmer B. Scar
bourough, state normal New Britain,
Conn, Is Florence; Fannie d. Carnefe,
Roanoke Va, Is Florence; Elizabeth w
Morse. Tuskegee, Ala, SO West; Will
liam Bryan, vice-president Indiana
University; Bloomington, Ind; Mary
Bartlett Smith, Wellesley Hills, 1853
Main; August Ahrens, Millersville state
normal, Pennsylvania; Laura L. Boice
Philadelphia, Pa, woodbine; Charles
L. Hunt, superintendent schools,
Clinton, s Charlotte; Georgia A. Holds
kins, School street school, Springfield,
SO May; Margaret McCloskey, principal
training school, Edenboro, Pa, 80 May:
Annie Moseley Perry, Boston; Eta e.
Sylvester, principals assistant Spring
field, 1856 Beacon; John A. Callahan.
principal Nonotuck school, Holyoke, 10
Grand; H. B. Lawrence, principal APP
pleton street school, Holyoke, Sturg-
ISIS; f. j. Sherman. superintendent
schools, Monson; Alfred c. Thompson,
superintendent schools, Palmer; Make
NJ. Gillett, kindergarten, Detroit; A. w.
son.associate superintendent schools,
New York city, IA Lagrange; Clara A.
Russell, state normal Albany, N Y;
Lucy P. Bartlett, assistant in high
school, North Brookfield; Irving A.
HazeD, manual training school, Brook
lyn, n. Y; Caroline e. Cooper, New
York York, city d Is :, na Birch Mrs Mrs.
cester; Kate M. Chamberlain,
Toronto, Canada, IL Shirley; Everett
Kimball, Worcester; Mabel L. Potter
Brown university woman's college, "a
haywood; Lillian Burlingame, ST
Paul, MINI; Fanny c. Francis, Daven-
port, Ia; George e. Francis, Worces-
ter; r. N. Surerly. Springfield; Miss
Minna V. Fitch, Andover; Ella L. IT.
Baldwin, Worcester; Charles c. Bald
fer IT,
Worcester; Mrs. James H. Wall, Wor-
cester: James A. Law, Worcester; May
N. Perley, Worcester; Mary e. Lis
comb, Worcester; Charles H. Cooper,
president state normal scsool, ManRato,
Mimi; r. w. Bohanm0n Mankato,
Miss: f. r. Goodman, Worcester:
Charles f. Burbank. Worcester; Flora
Weller Malone, H.; Marion r. Stone,
Manchester, NJ H.; Frances P. McKeon.
Worcester; Allie G. Axtelle, Springfield:
Florence P. Axtelle, Springfield Cloyd
w. McAllister, New Haven CT; Swami
Abhenananda, Calcutta, India. az
Dean; Mrs. A. G. Cochran, Worcester.
Martin f. Goddard, Worcester: p. w
Search. Holyoke; Edith A. Palmer. Port
Deposit, Md. Francis L.. Barber, Wor
cester; A. b. Bum Van Owen, Gettys-
burg, Pa. Marion r. Cole, Westboro:
Edward Thomas, Worcester Flora M
Briefly, Worcester; Clarence II. White.
Worcester Stephen b. Moon, McDon
ough school, Maryland, Birch. II.
Briefly, state seminary, Tallahassee.
Fla, 1913 Main; w. C. Aldrich, Port De-
post Md. 80 Queen.
The opening exercises were of the
most informal nature, DIR. Hall accom-
panied by the summer school faculty.
and his honor, Mayor Rufus B. Dodge,
Jr,, took their places on the platform.