University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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j Of Members of the Faculty Who Have Come. to the University. Since the Publication of the Last Annual. CHARLES REID BARNES,. A. B., A. M., Ph. D., was born at Madison, Indiana, Sept. 7, '858. His early education was received , under his father, Charles Barnes, who at that' time was cofducting a private school. At the age of thirteen he entered the Madison 'Hig School and was graduated, in i874, with second honors. The same year he entered Hanover College, at Hanover, Ind4, as a Sophomore, gradua- ting with highesthonors ini1877. The next three years he taghtlschool, and during the' summers of 1879 and i88o, he attended the Summer School of Botjny at Harvard. Since i88o he has filled the chair of Botany and Geology at Purdue University Lafayette, Ip d, except the years i88-86, when he was absent on leaveat Harvard. In 1-887 he. i was : elected 9 Professor of Botany at the Universityo hof Wiscosin. i Hc e was co-u thor of the Lasnt Dissection, in 886, -afid-.ub- lished the key toi Genera of Mosses the same, year, and in 18:87 the Revision of Genius Fissidens, and has, in addition', been co-eAitor of the Botanical Gaziette since 1 883. S. M. BABCOCK, A. M., Ph. D., was born at Bridgewater, Oneida Co., New York, in October, i843. He was prepared for college at i Clinton, in the same county, and then entered Tufts College from which he '-was graduated in i866. From 1872 to I8h he took special studies in advanced Chemistry at Cornell, and then held a posi-. tio as instructor in Analytical Chemistry in the same institution until 87.He resigned this position to go to Germany to pursue special studies in Chemistry at Goettingen, and there, in 187 he ree the degree, Ph. D.' He, 'was again instructor at Cornell during the year 881-'82,: anydat the clo'se of the year was, appointed, Chen o the New; Yok Experiment hStation, where he remained u caed,'ir I887h to fil the chair of Agricultural Chemistry at the iJnivexsit 6fiscongsin.. fi0ws -oauhro rite Hn-okfPlt Dsecin iin y86f . ad- ;;;.4 -M0' Hi chief e npuriments have bend with milk, adhe iseth amp;Ainvvetor of the Viscometer, anith instrument used to measure the richn'Al olk :and 19 .iL -in .'..: ,. t.m.. . a; ::1 . 1. .C7}.:i,.. L-:w i.. i .;' i,;. : i i IA, l ' I