Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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a.ruftoof, cnrorfccrf, Pifitorf. ilnif-tcof of tlic lu ' ip lviiup birc tollcao of ai ri:ultui ' aIl tlio ;iTc:banir avtf-. ri itorf- of tlic tbaiiMor f cliool of Science ll Ilic uvt?. IK.N. LYMAN 1). STIA ' KNS, rKKSiutNT. His Excellency HIKAM A. TLTTI.E, A.M. (.-.v « ' ■ ) Kev. SAMUEL C. liARTLETT. D.D., LL. 1) Hon. FREDERICK .SMYTH, Tre. surer, Hon. BE 7A ' F. PRESCOTT. . SYDNEY B. YHrrTEM(.iRE. Esn., Hon. GEORCE . . V. S()N, . Kev. J0SL H C. DA ' IS, D. D., Hon. warren F.RoWN, CHARLES V. STIiNE. A. M.. CHARLES ArcDANIEL, E.s..., . Hon. ISAAC Y. SMITI I. l.L. 1 ., . Ci ' iu-orJ, X. . Fillsfield, X. If. Hanmer, X. H. Miuichester, A ' . If. Kpphii;, X. II. CoM ' nvk. X. H. Xt-w BosU ' ii, X. If. .AmIu-rsI, X. II. Hitinptnu FnlLt. X. II. last Aiuhr; ' n X. II. IV.sl Spn»i eh , X. II. . Mtiic rcsUr, V. . Hon. JnSEl ' H KIDDER, Secret.- ey, MvuIu ' sUi; X. H. Crcr-oci ' f. of tbo ibaycv 3:bool of ilifil iK-sinooviiiCi. Key. SAMLKL C. liARTLETT, D. D., LL. D., I ' restdeni. Prof. OLIYER P. HUBBARD. M.I)., I. L. D., . . Xcw York, .W V. Prof. GEORGE I.. ANDREWS, A. M IWst roint. X. V. Gen. JOHN C. PALFREY, A. M v,..c ,. , Mass. Prof. PETER S. MICHIE, A.M., Ph. D., . . . ]] st Point. A ' . Y. Hon. JERE.MIAIl S.MIIil. LL. D., . Hon. BENJAMIN A. KLMl ' .ALL, . Camln iil t:, Mass. CoiKord, X. H. ruf-toc fx i? fficio in delation to ' jim tfStron by Ibo State of lleir iSaiupt-bire. Hon. JAMES FAKRINGTON, . Hon. HENR P.. (lULVP.Y, Hon. GEORGE A. RAMSDELL, Hon. jdiix m. whippli;, Hon. EDWIN C. LEWIS, OF THE COUNCIL. Hon. JOHN McLANE Koihcstrr, A ' . H. Gilford, . : H. A ' asliita, A ' . . Claremojjt, A ' . II. Laocuia, A ' . II. FRESIDENT OF THE SEN. TE. .Mil ford. X. H. Hon. FRANK G. CLARK Peterl.oroiigli, X. II. STEAKER OF THE HOII.SE OF RErRESENT. TIVES. Hon. CHARLES DOE, LI..D RoIUiisford, A ' . H. CHIEF-JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT. CHARLES p. CHASE, A.M., Treasurer.

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Wii.i.iAM M. CnAsi:. A. M. CON ' CORD, X. fl. Tl ' jlLLIAM M. CHASE was born at Canaan. N. H., in 1837. After graduating from the Chandic-r Scicniilic Department of Dartmouth college in 185S, he began the study of law at Concord, l- ' rom his admission to tlie bar, in 1S62, his success as a lawyer has been marked. Mr. Chase has held numerous positions of tnist and honor. For several years he has been president of the Concord Hoard of Kdu- cation. In 1890 and 1891 he was chairman of the commission which revised the statutes of the state. In 1891 he was appointed by Cov. Tuttle as one of the justices of the supreme court, a position for w hich he is eminently fitted. .As a citizen he is held in universal esteem. He has been a trustee since l8go. CiiAiti.Ks W. Si ' Ai.DiNi;. Esq., rnirA(io, 11,1.. ' H.XKLKS W. Sl ' .ALDlXC, was born at N.ashua. N. H., in 1843. and educated in the public scliools of that city. In 1863 he graduated from the Scientific Department of Dartmouth college, and became a civil engineer. From 186710 1870 he was county surveyor in Iowa. He then became successively tax agent and secretary of Land Dept., C. B. y. R. K. In 1876 he organized the Red Oak Invest- ment Co., and in 1S7S .Spalding, Mitchell Co. In 1888 he incorpo- rated Red Oak Investment Co., and in 1S90 organized the (Mobe .Savings Hank at Chicago, of which he is now president. He was elected ti-ustee bv the alumni in 1891. Caki.ton 1 ' . FuosT. M. D., HANOVKR, N. H. K. FROST was born in 1830. He received the degree of A. B. from Dartmouth college in 1852, and A. M. in 1855. In 1857 both Dartmouth Medical College and New York Medical College con- ferred upon him the degree of M. D. From 1857 to 1862 he practised in St. Johnsbury, Vt., and from 1S62 to 1865 acted as surgeon in the army, . fter practising in Brattlcborough, Vt., for six years, he became Lecturer on the .Science and Practice of .Medicine in Dartmouth Medical College. Since 1871 he has been a professor there, and is now dean. He was elected trustee by the alumni in 1891. Ja.mks H. KiciiAKDso.v. Esq., liOSTO.N, MASS. Ta.MES H. RICHARDSON was born in Orford, N. H., in 1832. - He prepared for college at the academy in Orford, entered Dart- mouth in the spring of 1S54. and was graduated in 1857. He began the study of law at Concord, . H.. and was in 1859 admitted to the bar in Hoston. He immediately entered upon the practice of law in that city, and has remained there ever since. He served one term in the Massachusetts legislature, and two years in the city council of Boston. In 1890-91 he was president of the .Association of Dartmouth College in Hoston and ' icinity, and took an active part in the successful effort made to secure alumni representation in the board of trustees. In 1890 he was offered an appointment upon the bench of the superior court of Massachusetts, but declined it. He was elected tnistee by the alumni in 1891,

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•• i-COfficorf of Jiif tnicfion-i - Rkv. SAMUEL COLCORD BARTLETT, D. D., LL.D., President. OLIVER PAYSOX HUBBARD, M. D., LL. D., Professor Emeritus of Chem- istry and Pharmacy in the Medical College. Kf.v. henry ELIJAH PARKER, D. D., Daniel Webster Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. Kev. henry GRISWOLD JESUP, a. M., Professor of Natural History in the Chandler School of Science and the Arts, and in the A ' . H. College of Agriculture and the .Mechanic Arts. JOHN ORDRONAUX, U. D., LL. D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence. CARLTON PENNINGTON FROST, . .- li..,yi..X)., Professor of the Science and Practice of Medicijte. CHARLES HENRY HITCHCOCK, PH. D., « Professor of Geology and .Mineralogy, Instructor in Biology and Instructor in Geology in the A II. College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. LOUIS POLLENS, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of Irench and German. GRANVILLE PRIEST ( ■ y., .V ., Lecturer on Hygiene. ROHERT THAXTER EDES, A. M., M. I)., Lecturer on Therapeutics. EDWAKI) RUSH RUGGLES, A.M., Ph. U., Professor of Modern Lan- guages and English Literature in the Chandler School of Science and the Arts. HENRY .MARTYN FIELD, A. M., M. D., Professor of Therapeutics. PHINKAS SANBORN CONNOR, M. D., I.I.. D., Professor of Surgery. EDWARD COWLES, M. D., LL. D., Professor of Mental Diseases. LY.MAN BARTLETT HOW, .yi., .X)., Professor of Anatomy. Wn.LL M THAYER SNHTH, A. M., M. I)., Professor of Physiology. Rf.v. GABRIEL CAMPBELL, I). .,Stone Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy. PAUL FOKTUNATUS MUNDE, M. D., Professor of Gynecology. ROBERT FLETCHER. Ph. I)., Professor of Civil Engineering in the Thayer School. CHARLES FRANKLIN EMERSON, A. M., Applelon Professor of Natural Philosophy and Instructor in Astronomy. JOHN KIXC; LORD, . . U., Associate Professor of Latin. DAVID WEBSTER, M. D., Professor of Ophthalmologv. ARTHUR SHERBURNE HARDY, Ph.D., Cheney Professor of Mathe- matics and Professor of Civil Engineering. RUFUS BYAM RICHARDSON, Ph. D., Lawrence Professor of the Greet Language and Literature. WU.I.IAM HKXR • PARISH, y .V ., Professor of Obstetrics. CHARLES PARKER CHASE, A. M., Instructor in Political Economy in the Chandler School of .Science and the Arts. FRANK ASBURY SHERMAN, NL S., Professor of Mathematics in the Chandler School of Science and the Arts.