University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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pm 'Y' 1 S , f Samuel Franklin Emerson Professor of History and Sociology Was born in l84l at Norwich, Vt. Pursued baccalaureate course at Yale College. Post-graduate work done at Union Theological Seminary, Tubigin, and Berlin, in l9ll, Rome, Italy. Was connected with School for Boys at Stratford, Conn., I872-1875. Had a pastorate supply in New Hampshire, I876, and at Sutton, Neb., l877. xvas Professor of Cireelc and German at U. V. M., l88l-l889. History and Sociol- ogy. Specialized in the History of Occidental Civilization, l889. Has published Meaning of History, 'NVcstern Society, European Social Development and the Constitutional State. ls President Congrega- tional History Club, Vt., a member of Connecticut Historical Socielyg Vermont Historical Society. ls a member of AXP. Asa Russell Gifford Professor of Philosophy Nvas born at Cottage City fOak Bluffsj, Mass., in l88l. Graduated from Wesleyan University. Post- graduate worlc done at Yale. Received his AB. fmagnu cum laurlej from Xvesleyan in 19045 M.A. at Yale, in l907. Was Assistant in Philosophy at Yale, l907-l903g Reader in Philosophy at Bryn Mawr, l908-09. ln V909 Professor of Philosophy at Vermont. Specialized in Autological Theory. Has published articles and reviews. ls a member of fI'N9 and TBK. Frederick Tupper Professor of English Language anal Literature Yvas born in lS7l at Charleston, S. C. Pursued his baccalaureate course at Charleston College. Post- graduate worlc done at Johns Hoplcins University. Received his A.B. at Charleston, in 18905 Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins in t893g L.H.D. at Vermont in 19065 A.M. at Charleston. Has traveled seven summers and two full sabbatical years in Europeg particularly at Berlin, Munich, Oxford and Cambridge. Was Professor of English at Wells College, 1893-945 Professor pro-tempore at Vermont IS94-955 Professor, lS95-. Special- ized in English Language and Literature. Has published Anglo-Saxon Daily Life fDissertation, H. UQQ Goldsmith's Poems CI9OIjrg Riddles of the Exeter Book fl9l0jg The Taming of the Shrew fl9l2Jg Representative Dramas from Dryden to Sheridan fin preparationl, and numerous articles in philosophical journals and literary reviews. Was Lecturer at Summer School at Columbia University in l9l2, and at Harvard University in l9I3. Is a member of ATU and TBK. Elbridge Churchill Jacobs Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Mineralogy Was born in lS73 at Ogurgint, Me. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology. Post-graduate work done at Columbia. Received his l.B.S at M. I. T., in IS97. Has traveled and studied in Europe. Was Graduate Assistant at M. 1. T., lS97-99g Instructor at Vermont, IS'-99-l9Olg Assist- ant Professor, 1901-035 Professor, 1903-5 Has investigated talc deposits in Vermont. Is a member of ATU, Samuel Eliot Basset A Professor of Creelf Was born in l873 at Xxlilton, Conn. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Yale. Did post-graduate work at Yale, Berlin, Friedburg, and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens. Has traveled extensive- ly in Europe. Specialized in Greek Literature and Archaeology. Received his A.B. at Yale in lS98, and Ph.D. from Yale in l905. Was Tutor in Greek at Yale, l903-05, and has been Professor of Greek at Ver- mont since l905. fProfessor pro tempore 1905-1906.1 I9 '

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E ' ,-Lf in 1 .-2532-Ii'-I '-'1:+ 4 1 WA'5li 0 ' X -. N .. -- Archibald Lamont Daniels Professor-Emeritus of Mathematics Vifas born in 1849 at Hudson, Mich. Studied at University of Michigan. Post-graduate work done at Giittingen and Berlin, l877-1883. Received his AB., Michigan, in IS76, his Sc.D., Princeton, ISB5. Trav- eled in Norway, Russia, and Italy. Was a Fellow in Mathematics at H. U., ISB3-1884. Instructor in higher Mathematics at Princeton College, 1884-855 Professor of Mathematics, Astronomy and Physics. Specialized in Function Theory. Published an article in American Journal of Mathematics, yol VI-Vll. Nathan Frederick Merrill Pomeroy Professor-Emeritus of Chemistry Was born in t849 at Charlestown, Mass. Studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Post-grad- uate work done at Heidelburg, Ziirich, Leipzig and Harvard. Received his B.S. at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1870, Ph.D. at Zurich in l873. Studied three years in Europe and spent three summers in Europe. Was one year Professor of Chemistry in Medical School at Boston University, Assistant in Chem- istry Courses at Harvard, Professor at Denison University a short timeg Professor of Chemistry at U. V. M., lS85-l'9l3. Specialized in Chemistry. Published two papers on Microscopic Petrography. of U. S. Geological Survey Collection, 40th Parallel, Proceedings of Boston Society of Natural History, two publications in Journal fiir pralctische Chemie, Leipzig. Translation of Drechsel's Reactions, with notes. ls a member of the American Chemical Society and the German Chemical Society. ls a member of ATG. George Howard Burrows Professor of Chemistry Vvas born in l875 at Cincinnati, Ohio. Pursued baccalaureate course at the University of Cincinnati for one yearg at U. V. M. for three years. Post-graduate work done at Cornell University, and Massachu- setts Institute of Technology. Received his B.S. at U. V. M. in 1899, Ph.D. at M. l. T. in l9l4. Was Instructor in Physics at Pratt lnstihite, IS99-l900 and Assistant in Chemistry at Cornell University, l900- l903. Has been Professor of Chemistry at U. V. M. since l903. Specialized in Physical Chemistry and Organic Chemistry. Has published four brief papers in the Journal of Physical Chemistry and the journal of the American Chemical Society. ls a member of 'I'BK. Stephen Goodyear Barnes Professor of Biblical History Was born in IS53 at ,Perth Amboy, N. Pursued baccalaureate course at Lafayette College. Post- graduate work done at Lafayette College, Andover Seminary and Hartford Seminary. Received his Ph.B. at.Lafayette College in 1878, Litt.D. in 18905 D.D. at lowa College in l896. Has traveled to Europe twice. Was Professor of English Literature at lowa College, 1873-91. Pastor, Longmeadow, Mass., l89l- 1900. Dean of Theological Department and Pastor, Fisk University, l900-02. Pastor at St. Johnsbury, Vt., 1902-It. ls now Professor of Biblical History and Director of Religious Work of the Y. M. C. A. at U. V. M.. Has published Voices of Faith and Love fpoemsj, articles and addresses on literary and reli- gious subjects in various periodicals. ' I8

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sim - ' in away N 591,-:':..-15 fame X, 5, ' ,QVI Q, , -E ' '- - 01- V AWD James Franklin Messenger Professor of Education Was born in l872 at Benton Co., Iowa. Pursuecl a baccalaureate course at the University of Kansas. Post-graduate work done at Harvard and Columbia. Received his A.B. at Kansas in l895g M.A. at Har- vard in l90Ig Ph.D. at Columbia in I903. He was Instructor in Philosophy and Psychology at University of New Mexicog Assistant in Psychology at Harvardg Teacher of Psychology and Education at virginia State Normal: Professor of Education and Director of the Summer School at Vermont, Specialized in Psychology and Education. Has published Perception of Number Through Touch, Perception of Number, Principles of Instruction fin preparationj. Is a member of EN. Arthur Beckwith Myrick Professor of Romance Languages and Literature Was born in IB75 at New York. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Harvard. Post-graduate work done at Harvard. Received his A.B. at Harvard in 19005 A.M. at Harvard, in t9OIg Ph.D. at Harvard, in l904. Has traveled and studied in France and Italy, Specialized in Romance Philology. Has published numerous translations. Has been Teaching Fellow in French and Italian at Harvard: Professor, Reale Accademia Scientifico-Litteraria at Milan, Italy, 1904-05g Professor of Romance Languages and Literature at Vermont, l905-. l Marbury Bladen Ogle . Professor of Latin Was born in Maryland in IS79. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Johns Hopkins University. Post- graduate work done at Johns Hopkins. Received his A.B. from Johns Hopkins in l902, and his Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins in l907. Taught Latin and French at De Koven Hall, Tacoma, Wash., 1902-04g Latin at Notre Dame College for Women, 1905-06, was Fellow in Latin at Johns Hopkins, 1906-07g Assistant Professor of Latin at Vermont, l907-09: and Professor of the Latin Language and Literature from l909 to date. Has published many articles on Folk Lore. ls a member of the American Philological Asso- ciation, and Secretary of the Vermont Section of the New England Classical Association. Henry Farnham Perkins Professor of Zoology Was born at Burlington in 1877. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Vermont. Post-graduate work done at Johns Hopkins. Received his AB. at Vermont in 1898: Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins in l902. Specialized in Coelenterate and Molluscan Zoology. Has been Research Assistant at the Carnegie Institution in Wash- ingtoln in 1903, Scientific Assistant in U. S. Bureau of Fisheries 1904-075 Fellow A. A. A. S. since I909g President of Burlington Nature Club. Has published several scientific papers. Was Instructor in Biology at Vermont, lfigiH06g Assistant Professor of Biology at Vermont, 1906-l9Ilq Professor of Zoology at Ver- mont slnce . Allison W. Slocum i Professor of Physics Was born at Dartmouth, Mass., in IS66. Pursued a baccalaureate course at Haverford College Post- graduate work done .at Haverford, Harvard, and Berlin. Received his AB. at Haverford in 18865 and his A.M. at.Harvard in l89l. Has traveled and studied in Germany. Specialized in Physics. Was con- nected with the Haverford College Grammar School, ISSS-90, and the Westchester State Normal School, gi2?ei4g Professor of Physics at Vermont since l894. Is a charter member of the American Physical 20