Milford chronicle., 1911-10-06

heBlm6nL, y. =. luIdulTy, has De6
assigned to the College as Command
ant of Cadets to take the place {
Captain Edgar Slayer whose teri
expired July /. Mr.. Eastman en-
tered the service at the time of tn
Spanish American War; was as
signed to duty in the Philippine
from 1899 1903 in 1901 was pro
NOTED to a Second Lieutenantcy il
they10th U. S. Infantry in 190
was promoted to a First Lieuten
antcv in the same regiment and as
signed to duty in Alaska, where h
stayed until 1908 from 1908 t.
1911 he has been, at Fort Thomas
Cincinnati, and Fort Benjamin Har
rison, Indianapolis
Mr.. George E. Dutton, A. NJ has
been appointed as Instructor il
English in the place of Mr.. T. H
Wade, who goes to the University
of Wisconsin. Mr.. Dutton was
graduated from Delaware College in
1904 was Instructor in English al
North Carolina Military Academy
from 1904 to 1905 studied in the
graduate school of Johns Hopkins
for three years was Instructor of
English at the University of Missouri
from 1905 1910; received the degree
of A. NJ. from Harvard in 1911; and
studied in the Harvard Summer
School, session 1911.
The faculty now consists of twenty
three professors and instructors I
Geo. A. Harter, Phi d. President and
professor of Mathematics and Phys
icsCSt. Johns College,; Frederic H.
Robinson. C. E., Professor of Civil
Engineering( Polytechnic College of
the State of Pennsylvania 1875, prac-
ticing engineer; Elisha ConOver,
NJ. A. Professor of Latin and Greek
{ Dickinson College, Johns Hopkins);
Edw Laurence Smith, NJ. A., Pro-
fessor of Modern Languages { Della
ware, Columbia University, Univer-
sity OF Paris, Instructor Brooklyn
Polytechnic Tnstitute); NJ. Van
Giesen Smith, NJ. E., Professor of
Mechanical and Electrical Engineer
ing( Stevens Institute, Instructor in
Engineering University
of Pennsylvania Professor Mechani-
cal Engineering, Thomas S Clark
son School of Technology; Clinton
&. Houghton, B. A., Professor of
and Biology Cornell Uni
w. Owen Sypherd, Ph. D.;
of English Delaware Col
Iege, University of Pennsylvania, |
Harvard, Instructor in English,
of Wisconsin); Harry
M. S. A., Dean of the
Agricultural Department, and Pro-
lessor of Animal Husbandry Di-
rector of the Experiment Station
Cornell University, Director Agri-
Department Mount Hermon
SchoOD; Clarence A. Short, NJ. S.
Professor Of Mathematics and En-
,ineering { Delaware College, Uni
rersity of the South); Charles F.
Dawson, NJ. D., D. V. S, Professor
# Veterinary Science Baltimore
Medical College, Assistant in Bac-
and Pathology in the U.
J. Department of Agriculture, Pro-
essor of Veterinary Science and
in the University of
Charles A. McCue, B s.,
Professor of Horticulture (Michigan
agricultural College,; Melville T.
'ook, Phi. D., Professor of Botany. ,
i. E. Grantham, b. A., and B. S.
l., Professor of Agronomy (Univer-
ity of Indiana, Instructor in Agri- !
ulture. Missouri Agricultural Col
,ge and University of Missouri;
.ev William J Rowan, Phi. D., =
rofessor of Rhetoric and Oratory !;
Lafayette College,; Charles L. :
emmy, NJ. A., Professor of Chemis- 8
y, Mineralogy and Geology Buck :
ell University, University of Held :
berg); Thomas L. Sturges. Jr., a
[. E., Professor of Electrical En- 4
(Stevens Instituted; Fran 6
S B. Eastman, First Lieutenant, !,
Nth Infantry, U. S. A, Professor =
Military Science and Tactics and
of Cadets Ernest V. ! !
aughn, Ph. D. Professor of History 4
i'd Economics, State of Delaware u
lair of History; Harold E. Tiffany, .,
S., Assistant Professor of Chem n
.ry (Bucknell University, Har =
.rd); Joseph M. McVey, B. A., T.
in Mathematics and En- -
neering (Delaware); T. H. Srager, =,
S., Instructor in Mechanical and -
ectrical Engineering, (Rutgers e.
,llege); George e. DuttOn, NJ. A. n
structor in English Delaware, T.
hns Hopkins, Harvard, Instructor 6,
English, University of Missouri) p
D. String, Instructor in Shop - II
ork w. J. McAvoy, c. E. ,Physi- ~ ~
Director Lafayette College,. IF pf
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