Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-23
WATERBURY STUDENTS.
Nearly All Have Returned to Begin
 the Years Work.


 The college season begins in real earnest this week. By the end of the week nearly all. if not all. the col aeges in the country will be opened for the fall term. Waterbury is well rep resented at the various colleges, as may be seen from partial list of Wa terbury students: Walter Barber, John Burrall, George A. GOss. Russell Carter. Alfred Lamb, Alfred Hart, Ar thur Henderson, Bradford Webster. Carl Chapin. John Dallas, Roland Camp, Edmund NOrthrOp. Otto He'll mann. Benedict Lyons. Jesse Deyine and Harry KnOpf. The last four named will be members of the fresh man class. LeayenwOrth Sperry IS T member of Yale Sheffield, and so will Howard Barlow be q student at this scientific school. Thomas Parker and John Dillon are students of the Yale medical school, while Edward Kelley, John McGrath, William Mccarthy, Or rin MOsher and Benjamin Mosher are studying law at the Yale law school. Joseph LawlOr.p Walter Monaghan, James ID. c. Murray, Joseph Fleming, Joseph Brennan and John Sullivan are students at Holy Cross college. while Thomas Healey, Charles Mccarthy and James Flanagan are pursuing AhcAL SlutlEtsS dL gol 1ege- John Bagley. Thomas DOnahue, John Egan. Edward Herr, Timothy OROurke. George Sullivan and Arthur Hayes are local students at VillanoEa, while William Stedman and A. Crane will attend Trinity college. Other Wa terbury students are as follows: Lester McGraw, Worcester School of Technology; Georgetown Uni versity. James Grady and Edward Walsh: University of Michi- gan, George Herr, Frank Driscoll; Bos- ton School of Technology, James Do- ran; Catholic university at Washing ton. James W. Fitzpatrick; HilIsdale university, Edward Brown: Taft col lege, John MOnZani, Walter Hart, Hay den Brown; Tufts, Edward Byrnes; Philadelphia dental school, Jay Me Donald. John Mccarthy; Baltimore dental school. George Lynch: St Thorn as's seminary. George Carroll. Thomas Kennedy. Charles Kane and David Hutchinson: Wesleyan, D. Woodruff; Niagara. Cornelius and Harry Cassidy. James Mitchell will study abroad at q seminary in Issy. a suburb of Paris.
 There are also q small number of young ladies from this city who are re ceiving q higher education at various institutions of learning. Waterbury will be represented at Wellesley during the coming collegiate year by the Misses Ruth Hart, Mary Tate. Flor ence Russell. Lena Cowan and Edna Johnson. The latter two will be mem bers of the freshman class. Miss Edith Camp is 2 student at Smiths college. while this will make Miss Lydia Burpee'S second year at Rose mary. Miss Daisy Hall is enrolled on the membership list of the Northfield school. Tn addition the following young ladies are attending the New Britain and New Haven normal schools: New Britain. the Misses NeI- lie Freney. Agnes Quinn, Elizabeth Me Donald. Jennie Hayden. Belle ScanIOn, Margaret Hunter, Mabel Powers. Mar garet CulhaDe. Anna Johnson and Clara Sutton: New Haven. the Misses Mary kiIduff. Nellie Devine. MOIIie AIahaney. Sadie PhaIen, Louise Butler. May Dorsey and May Calvin. Miss Margaret McGrath is a student at Mt St JOSeph's convent in Hartford.
 Some of the above students returned to their respective colleges last week. others returned to-day and all will ! have departed by the end of the week.