The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-30
CHANGES IN FACULTY
 OF HOLY GROSS COLLEGE

Assignments and changes in the faculty of Holy Cross college for next year were received by the Rev. Thos. B. Murphy, S. J., president of the college, from the Rev. Joseph F. Han selman, s. J., provincial of the Je- suit wcolleges of the east, and an- nounced this forenoon.
 According to the changes there will be nine new men added to the faculty while the same number will leave, four of whom will go to Wood stock. Md, to finish their course in theology in preparation for ordination to the priesthood; two will go to oth- CT cities on account of i'll health; two will go to St. Andrews on the Hudson.
 The Rev. Thomas B. Murphy S. J., president of the college remains for another year.
 The Rev. James A. Mullen, S. J. prefect of studies, succeeds the Rev. Joseph H. Ham, S. J., as vice-presi- dent, Father Ham going to St. Thom- account of i'll health, Father Mullen will continue as prefect of studies.
 The Rev. James L. Smith. s. J., who has taught senior philosophy at Holy Cross for the last Il years, will go to Fordham, N. Y.
 go to St. Francis Xavier college, New York city.
 The Rev. Geo. F. Johnson. s. J., will go4 to St. Andrews-on-Hudson near Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Francis J. Glover. S. J.. will go to Brooklyn college, N. Y.
 Charles l.. Kimball, s. J. Timothy F. scanlon, s. J., Arthur S. Hart, s. J., and Timothy J. Mccarthy, s. J. will go to Woodstock college, Mary land, for study of theology.
 The Rev. John J. Fleming, $. J., who will succeed the Rev. Joseph H. Ham, S. J., as vice-president of the Georgetown university, where he has held the same office for the past four years.
 The Rev. James J. Carlin, S. J., lecturer on metaphysics and ethics, will come from St. Andrews-on-Hud- a graduate of Boston college and taught for some years in Georgetown university where he was prefect of discipline the year before last.
 The Rev. John F. Fitzpatrick, $. J., who will be associated with Father Carlin in the department of philoso- phy as lecturer on metaphysics and college, Jersey City and has just com pleted four years of theological studies in Woodstock college, Md.
 The Rev. James I. Moakley, S. J., is a graduate of the college of St. Francis Xavier, New York and has Georgetown. .He will be remembered by students of 1894 and 1896 when he taught some of the freshman courses at Holy Cross. Last year he was a member of the faculty of the new Jesuit college in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The Rev. John G. .Coveney, s. J., is a graduate of Boston college and has done most of his teaching in New York and Georgetown. Besides his work as one of the professors of fresh man he will have the direction of ora tory elocution and dramatics.
 Jerome E. Town, s. J., associate professor of chemistry, has just com pleted a three years course in Lo- vain, Belgium, in preparation for the work which he will take up here in cooperation with the Rev. Geo. L. Coyle, s. J., the head of the chemis- try department.
 Louis J. Hambert, s. J., who will assist Prof. John J. O'ConnOr, s. J., in the department of physics, has just completed a three years course of advanced philosophical and scientific 1 studies in woodstock college. Mary land He made his collegiate course in St. Joseph's college, Philadelphia. Vincent Mccormick, s. J., and Ber- nard A. Fuller, $. J. who are assigned for classes in the preparatory depart ment have also finished recently the course in woodstock, Md. The former is a Brooklyn man, who made his col 1ege tcourse at St. Francis Xavier's, New York. The latter is a native of Washington, where he made the course of Gonzaga college.
 The personnel of the faculty will be President, the Rev. Thomas E.. Mur- phy, s. J., vice-president and prefect of studies, the Rev. James A. Mullen, :. J.; bursar, the Rev. John J. Elem ing, s. J.. treasurer the Rev. John F. Lehy. s. J., prefect of discipline the Rev. Fernand A. Rousseau; chaplain. the Rev. Albert R. Peters, S. J., lec- turers to senior class on psychology. natural theology and ethics, the Revs. James J. Carlin, $. J., and John +. s. J.
 biology the Rev. Edmund J. Burke. & L-
 { Lectures to juniors on logic, onto logy and cosmology the Rev. Joseph NJ Renaud. s. J. and Thomas F. Mo $. J.
 Lecturer on history, the Rev. Rob. Swicherath, s. J.
 Lecturers on chemistry. the Revs. George L. Coyle, s. J. and Jerome E. Gown, s. J. Lecturer on physics, John J. OCon- nor, S. J.. and Louise J. Haubert. s. D.
 Sophomore professors the Revs. J. ys Kelly, S. J., Michael J. Mahoney, s. J.. and James I. Moakley, S. J.
 Freshman professors, the Rev. Fred erick= W. Heaney, $. J.HJohn G. Cove ney. s. J., Thomas B. Chetwood. $. J. and Charles F. Connor, s. J.