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BROWN UNIVERSITY
HISTORICAL CATALOGUE
1764-1914
Historical Catalogue
OF
BROWN UNIVERSITY
1764-1914
PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND
1914
e.v.
Press of
The F. a. Bassette Company
Spbingpibld, Mass.
fiiWV^-^
C ONTENTS
fobewobd ......... 7
Chaktbb ......... 9
coepobation ........ 21
Faculty and other Officeks ..... 33
Men Graduates ........ 53
Non-Geaduates ....... 430
Special Students 530
Women Graduates 544
Non-Graduates ....... 570
SpECLAXi Students ....... 576
Medical Degrees ....... 585
Non-Graduate Medical Students . . . 589
Advanced Degrees ....... 591
Special Graduate Students ..... 609
Honorary Degrees ....... 616
Summary 669
Index 670
Addenda ......... 786
FOREWORD
The Historical Catalogue of Brown University for 1914, pub-
lished in connection with the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
the founding of the college, differs in some respects from its prede-
cessors, the catalogues of 1894 and 1904.
In order to keep the book of convenient size, it has been neces-
sary to omit some material that appeared in the earlier volumes and
to make later records brief. The history of the college will appear
in the aimual catalogues, in which the charter will not hereafter be
printed. The classes of women graduates are placed together, not,
as formerly, printed after the men of corresponding years. Non-
graduates and special students after 1894 are separated; this dis-
criminates students who entered with the intention of taking a degree
but for some reason did not complete the college work, from those
who pursued specific lines of study without the intention of complet-
ing the full college course. So far as possible membership in any of
the Greek letter societies is recorded. The indexes of oJEcers and
students have been consolidated and so arranged that all the refer-
ences to each name appear under the name in one place. The geo-
graphical index has been omitted because its usefulness is so soon
destroyed by changes of residence. It is kept as accurately as possi-
ble at the office and any information it affords may be obtained by
applying to the Keeper of Graduate Records.
Card catalogues of all the living graduates and non-graduates of
the University are kept in the AJumni Room in the John Hay Library.
Here are filed also all records pertaining to students past and present,
so arranged as to be easily available for. historical or research work.
Thanks are due to the alumni of Brown University for their
prompt response to the inquiries addressed to them. Without their
cooperation the present volume could not easily have been prepared.
Louise Peosseb Bates,
Keener of Graduate Records.
By the authority of the Advisory and Executive Committee of the
Corporation, supervision of the preparation and pubUcation of this
volume was intrusted to the Committee on the Academic Celebra-
tion of the One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Founding
of the University. The Committee desire to express in this place
their appreciation of the efficiency and fideUty of Mrs. Bates, the
Keeper of Graduate Records, to whose efforts is due whatever merit
the volume possesses. In so great a multitude of details there must
be many errors. The Committee beheve that the number will be
found to be small when the complexity of the material is considered.
The Charter of Brown
University*
BY the Honorable the Governor and Company of the English
Colony of Rhode Island and Providence ^
Plantations in New England in America in ^7 .
General Assembly convened at East Greenwich
within and for the Colony aforesaid on the last Monday in February
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-four.
Whebeas Institutions for liberal Education are highly beneficial to
Society by forming the rising Generation to Virtue, „
Knowledge, and useful Literature; and thus pre-
serving in the Community a Succession of Men duly qualified for
discharging the Ofiices of Life with Usefulness and Reputation; they
have therefore justly merited and received the Attention and En-
couragement of every wise and well regulated State: And whereas a
Public School or Seminary, erected for that Purpose within this
Colony to which the Youth may freely resort for Education in the
vernacular and learned Languages, and in the liberal Arts and Sci-
ences would be for the general Advantage and Honor of the Gov-
ernment: And whereas Daniel Jenckes Esq; Nicholas Tillinghast
Esq; Nicholas Gardiner Esq; Col. Josias Lyndon, p • •
Col. Elisha Reynolds, Peleg Thurston Esq; Simon }f^^ f
Pease Esq; John Tillinghast Esq; George Hazard
Esq; Col. Job Bennet, Nicholas Easton Esq; Arthur Fenner Esq;
Mr. Ezekiel Gardiner, Mr. John Waterman, Mr. James Barker Junr,
Mr. John Holmes, Solomon Drown Esq; Mr. Samuel Winsor, Mr.
Joseph Sheldon, Charles Rhodes Esq; Mr. Nicholas Brown, Col.
Barzillai Richmond, Mr. John Brown, Mr. Gideon Hoxsey, Mr.
Thomas Eyres, Mr. Thomas Potter, Junr, Mr. Peleg Barker, Mr.
Edward Thurston, Mr. William Redwood, Joseph Clarke Esq; Mr.
John G Wanton, and Mr. Thomas Robinson with many other Persons,
appear as Undertakers in the valuable Design: And thereupon a
Petition hath been preferred to this Assembly, praying that fuU
*With the exception of the marginal analysis and the notes, this reprint is an exact copy
of the original charter engrossed on parchment, preserved in the archives of the University.
10 BROWN UNIVERSITY
Liberty and Power may be granted unto such of them, with others,
as are hereafter mentioned, to found, endow, order, and govern a
College or University, within this Colony; and that, for the more
effectual Execution of this Design, they may be incorporated into
one Body PoUtic, to be known in the Law, with the Powers, Privi-
leges, and Franchises, necessary for the Purpose aforesaid.
Now Thekefoee Know Ye, That being willing to encourage and
. patronize such an honorable and useful Institution,
Ongmal tor- ^^ ^^^ ^^.^ Governor and Company, in General
pora ors Assembly convened. Do, for ourselves and our Suc-
cessors, in and by Virtue of the Power and Authority, within the
Jurisdiction of this Colony, to us by the Royal Charter granted, and
committed. Enact, Grant, Constitute, Ordain, and Declare, And it
is hereby Enacted, Granted, Constituted, Ordained and Declared,
That the Hon. Stephen Hopkins Esq; the Hon. Joseph Wanton
Jun. Esq; the Hon. Samuel Ward Esq; the Hon. WiUiam EUery
Esq; John Tillinghast Esq; Simon Pease Esq; James Honyman Esq;
Nicholas Easton Esq; Nicholas Tillinghast Esq; Darius Sessions Esq;
Joseph Harris Esq; Francis Willet Esq; William Logan Esq; Daniel
Jenckes Esq; George Hazard Esq; Nicholas Brown Esq; Jeremiah
Niles Esq; Joshua Babcock Esq; Mr. John G Wanton, the Rev. Ed-
ward Upham, the Rev. Jeremiah Condy, the Rev. Marmaduke
Brown, the Rev. Gardner Thurston, the Rev. Ezra Stiles, the Rev.
John Greaves, the Rev. John Maxson, the Rev. Samuel Winsor, the
Rev. John Gano, the Rev. Morgan Edwards, the Rev. Isaac Eaton,
the Rev. Samuel Stillman, the Rev. Samuel Jones, the Rev. James
Manning, the Rev. Russel Mason, Col. Elisha Reynolds, Col. Josias
Lyndon, Col. Job Bennet, Mr. Ephraim Bowen, Joshua Clarke Esq;
Capt. Jonathan Slade, John Taylor Esq; Mr. Robert Strettell Jones,
Azariah Dunham Esq; Mr. Edward Thurston Junr. Mr. Thomas
Eyres, Mr. Thomas Haszard, and Mr. Peleg Barker, or such, or so
many of them as shall, within Twelve Months from the Date hereof,
accept of this Trust, and qualify themselves as herein after directed,
j^ and their Successors, shall be forever hereafter One
Body Corporate and Politic, in Fact and Name, to
be known in Law by the Name of Trustees and Fellows of the College
or University, in the English Colony of Rhode Island, and Providence
Plantations ia New England, in America; the Trustees and Fellows
at any Time hereafter, giving such more particular Name to the Col-
CHARTER 11
lege, in Honor of the greatest and most distinguished Benefactor,*
or otherwise, as they shall think proper: Which Name, so given,
shall, in all Acts, Instruments and Doings of said Body Politic, be
superadded to their Corporate Name aforesaid, and become a Part
of their legal Appellation by which it shall be forever known and
distinguished: And that, by the same Name, they „ ,
and their Successors, chosen by themselves as here- ^ .
after prescribed, shall, and may, have perpetual Sue-
cession; and shall, and may be Persons able and capable, in the Law,
to sue and be sued, to plead and to be impleaded, to answer and to
be answered unto, to defend and to be defended against, in all and
singular Suits, Causes, Matters, Actions and Doings, of what Kind
soever: And also to have, take, possess, purchase, acquire, or other-
wise receive and hold Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments, Goods,
Chatties, or other Estates; of all which they may, and shall stand
and be seized, notwithstanding any Misnomer of the College, or the
Corporation thereof; and by whatever Name, or however imperfectly
the same shall be described in Gift, Bequests, and Assignments, pro-
vided the true Intent of the Assignor or Benefactor be evident:
Also the same to grant, demise, aliene, lease, use, manage and im-
prove according to the Tenor of the Donations, and to the Purposes,
*The following is an extract from the records of a meeting of the Corporation held Septem-
ber 6, ISOJf-.
A LETTER from Mr. Nicholas Brown, dated on this present day, having been
read in the following words, to — wit:
Pboyidence, September 6, 180i.
GenUemen:
IT is known to you that I have long had an attachment to this institution as the place
where my deceased brother Moses and myself received our education. This attach-
ment derives additional strength from the recollection that my late honored Father
was among the earliest, and most zealous patrons of the College; and is confirmed by
my regard to the cause of Literature in general. Under these impressions I hereby
make a donation of Five Thousand Dollars to Rhode Island College, to remain in
perpetuity as a fund for the establishment of a Professorship of Oratory and Belles
Lettres. The money will be paid next Commencement and is to be vested in such
funds as the Corporation shall direct for its augumentation to a sufiBciency in your
judgment to produce a competent annual Salary for the within mentioned Profes-
sorship.
I am very respectfully. Gentlemen, with my best wishes for the prosperity of the
College, your obedient friend,
Nicholas Brown.
Honored Corporation of Rhode Island College.
IT is therefore voted: That the thanks of this Coiporation be presented to Mr.
Nicholas Brown for the aforesaid Donation, and it is further Voted, That this
College be called and known in all future time by the Name of Brown University in
Providence in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
12 BROWN UNIVERSITY
, , Trusts, and Uses to which they shall be seized
^ ' thereof. And full Liberty, Power, and Authority is
hereby granted unto the said Trustees and Fellows, and their Suc-
cessors, to found a College, or University, within this Colony, for pro-
- moting the liberal Arts, and universal Literature:
BTldoli)
And with the Monies, Estates, and Revenues, of
which they shall from Time to Time become legally seized as afore-
said, to endow the same: And erect the necessary Buildings and
Edifices thereof on such Place within this Colony as
^ .. they shall think convenient: And generally to regu-
^ late, order, and govern the same, appoint officers,
and make Laws, as herein after prescribed; and hold, use, and enjoy
all the Liberties, Privileges, Exemptions, Dignities and Immunities,
enjoyed by any College, or University, whatever.
And Furthebmoee, That the said Trustees and Fellows, and their
Successors, shall, and may, forever hereafter have
a Publick Seal to use for all Causes, Matters, and
Affairs, whatever, of them and their Successors, and the same Seal
to alter, break, and make anew, from Time to Time, at their Will
and Pleasure; which Seal shall always be deposited with the Presi-
dent, or Senior FeUow.
And Fuethermobe, By the Authority aforesaid. It is hereby En-
. acted. Ordained and Declared, That it is now, and
. J^ at all Times hereafter shall continue to be the un-
, , alterable Constitution of this College, or University,
that the Corporation thereof shall consist of Two
Branches, to wit: That of the Trustees, and that of the Fellowship,
with distLDLct, separate, and respective Powers: And that the Number
^ , , of the Trustees shall, and may be Thirty-six; of
, . . which Twenty-two shall forever be elected of the
of the Trustees denomination called Baptists, or Antipsedobaptists;
Five shall forever be elected of the Denomination
called Friends, or Quakers; Four shall forever be elected of the De-
nomination called Congregationalists, and Five shall forever be
elected of the Denomination called Episcopalians: And that the
Succession in this Branch shall be forever chosen and filled up from the
respective Denominations in this Proportion, and according to these
~ Numbers; which are hereby fixed, and shall remain to Perpetuity
CHARTER 13
immutably the same. And that the said Stephen
Hopkins, Joseph Wanton. Samuel Ward, William Original Trus-
Ellery, John Tillinghast, Simon Pease, James Hony-
man, Nicholas Easton, Nicholas Tillinghast, Darius Sessions, Joseph
Harris, Francis WUlett, Daniel Jenckes, George Hazard, Nicholas
Brown, Jeremiah Niles, John G. Wanton, Joshua Clarke, Gardner
Thurston, John Greaves, John Maxson, John Gano, Samuel Winsor,
Isaac Eaton, Samuel Stillman, Russel Mason, Elisha Reynolds, Josias
Lyndon, Job Bennet, Ephraim Bowen, John Taylor, Jonathan
Slade, Robert Strettell Jones, Azariah Dunham, Edward Thurston
Junr, and Peleg Barker, or such, or so many of them as shall qualify
themselves as aforesaid, shall be, and they are hereby declared and
established the first and present Trustees. And that the Number of
the Fellows, inclusive of the President (who shall »t i ,
always be a Fellow) shall and may be Twelve; of , . .
which Eight shall be forever elected of the Denomi- . ^, „ h
7. IT. .. . » .• 11 .• . 1.1 of the t ellows
nation called Baptists, or Antipsedobaptists; and the
rest indiflferently of any or all Denominations. And that the Rev.
Edward Upham, the Rev. Jeremiah Condy, the Rev, Marmaduke
Brown, the Rev. Morgan Edwards, the Rev, Ezra Stiles, the Rev,
Samuel Jones, the Rev, James Manning, WiUiam ^ . ■ • p .
Logan Esq; Joshua Babcock Esq; Mr Thomas Eyres, ,
and Mr. Thomas Haszard, or such, or so many of
them as shall qualify themselves as aforesaid, shall be, and they are
hereby declared the first and present Fellows and Fellowship, to
whom the President, when hereafter elected, (who shall forever be
of the Denomination called Baptists or Antipsedobaptists) shall be
joined to compleat the Number.
And Fctbthekmobb, It is Declared and Ordained, That the Suc-
cession in both Branches, shall at all Times hereafter „ , ^.
oil 1 1 1-1 J- i it TWT Relative num-
be filled up and suppued according to these JNum- , , ^,
, , . , f. , , , . . 1 1 T. . • oers always the
bers, and this established and mvanable Proportion
, . -r^ • .• 1 .1 . same
from the respective Denominations by the separate
Election of both Branches of this Corporation, which shall at all
Times sit and act by separate and distinct Powers: Concurrent ac-
And in general, in Order to the VaHdity and Con- timi of Trus-
summation of all Acts, there shall be in the Exercise tees and Fel-
of their respective separate and distinct Powers, the lows
joint Concurrence of the Trustees and Fellows, by their respective
14 BEOWN UNIVERSITY
^ Majorities, except in adjudging and conferring the
egrees Academical Degrees, which shall forever belong,
exclusively, to the Fellowship as a learned Faculty.
And Furthebmobe, It is Constituted, That the Instruction and
Government by immediate Government of the College shall forever
the President be, and rest in the President and Fellows or Fellow-
and Fellows ship.
And Fukthebmoke, It is Ordained, That there shall be a general
. „ Meeting of the Corporation on the First Wednes-
day in September annually, within the College Edi-
^ fice, and until the same be built, at such Place as they
shall appoint, to consult, advise and transact the AflFairs of the Col-
lege or University: At which or at any other Time, the Public Com-
mencement may be held and celebrated. And that on any special
■ 1 -tr f Emergencies, the President, with any Two of the
. Fellows, or any Three of the Fellows, exclusive of
the President, may convoke, and they are hereby
empowered to convoke an Assembly of the Corporation on Twenty
Days Notice: And that in all Meetings, the major Vote of those pres-
_ ent of the Two Branches respectively, shall be
^ deemed their respective Majorities aforesaid: Pro-
vided, That not less than Twelve of the Trustees, and Five of the
Fellows, be a Quorum of their respective Branches. That the Presi-
juf J . f dent, or, in his Absence, the Senior Fellow present,
_ ., shall always be Moderator of the Fellows: That the
Corporation, at their annual Meetings, once in
Three Years, or oftener in Case of Death or Removal, shall, and may
„, ,. choose a Chancellor of the University, and Treasurer,
_ ' J from among the Trustees, and a Secretarv from
Treasurer and ^t -^^ n rm . .^ -kt • • . ,
„ among the Fellows: That the Nommation of the
, J^. Chancellor shall be in the Trustees, whose Office shall
. ,, be only to preside as a Moderator of the Trustees;
and that in his Absence, the Trustees shall choose a
Moderator for the Time being, by the Name of Vice-Chancellor: and
Vice-Chancel- ^* ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ Meetings, duly formed as aforesaid,
l^j. shall and may be elected a Trustee or Fellow, or
Trustees, or Fellows, in the Room of those nomi-
Vacancies to ?^*®*^ ^^ *^^^ Charter, who may refuse to accept, or
be filled "^ *^® Room of those who may die, resign, or be re-
moved.
CHARTER IS
And Furthekmobe, It is Enacted, Ordained and Declared, That
this Corporation, at any of their Meetings, regularly
convened as aforesaid, shall and may elect and ap- ^ Y^
point the President and Professor of Languages, and „ ,.
, , „ . ^ . . , , ^ Professors
the several Parts ot Literature: And upon the De-
mise of him or them, or either of them, their Resignation or Removal
from his or their Office, for Misdemeanor, Incapacity, or Unfaithfull-
ness, (for which he or they are hereby declared removable by this
Corporation) others to elect and appoint in their Room and Stead:
And at such Meeting, upon the Nomination of the Fellows, to elect
and appoint Tutors, Stewards, Butlers, and all such .
other Officers usually appointed in Colleges or TJni- f f? -^
versities, as they shaU find necessary, and think fit
to appoint for the promoting liberal Education, and
the well ordering the Affairs of this College; and them or any of them,
at their Discretion to remove, and substitute others in their Places.
And in Case any President, Trustee or Fellow, shall „
see Cause to change his religious Denomination, the , ^, ^
Corporation is hereby empowered to declare his or , ...
i.i_ • Til Til i J J i £11 denomination
their Place or Places vacant, and may proceed to fall
up it or them accordingly, as before directed, otherwise each Trustee
and Fellow, not an Officer of Instruction, shall continue in his Office
during Life, or until Resignation. And further, in Case either of the
religious Denominations should decline taking a Part in this CathoHc,
comprehensive and liberal Institution, the Trustees and Fellows
shall and may compleat their Number, by electing from their respec-
tive Denominations, always preserving their respective Proportions
herein before prescribed and determined: And all ^7 .- i
Elections shall be by Ballot or written Suffrage: > ,, .
And that a Quorum of Four Trustees & Three Fel-
lows may transact any Business, excepting placing the College Edi-
fice, Election of Trustees, President, Fellows and ^.
Professors, that is to say, so that their Acts shall be "
of Force and Validity until the next annual Meeting, and no longer.
And it is further Enacted and Ordained by the Authority afore-
said. That each Trustee and Fellow, as well those nominated in this
Charter, as all that shall hereafter be duly elected, shall, previous
to their acting in a corporate Capacity, take the „
Engagement of Allegiance prescribed by the Law
of this Colony, to his Majesty King George the Third, His Heirs
16 BROWN UNIVERSITY
and Rightful Successors to the Crown of Great-Britain, which En-
gagement shall be administered to the present Trustees and Fellows,
by the Governor or Deputy-Governor of this Colony, and to those
from Time to Time hereafter elected by their respective Moderators,
who are hereby empowered to administer the same.*
And still more clearly to define and ascertain the respective Powers
, , of the Two branches, on making and enacting Laws,
■^ It is further Ordained and Declared, That the Fel-
^ lowship shall have Power, and are hereby empowered
from Time to Time, and at all Times hereafter, to make, enact and
publish all such Laws, Statutes, Regulations and Ordinances, with
Penalties, as to them shall seem meet, for the successful Instruction
and Government of said College or University, not contrary to the
Spirit, Extent, true Meaning and Intention of the Acts of the British
Parliament, or the Laws of this Colony; and the same Laws, Statutes
and Ordinances to repeal: Which Laws, and the Repeals thereof,
shall be laid before the Trustees, and with their Approbation shall
be of Force and Validity, but not otherwise. And further the Trustees
„ , . , , and Fellows, at their Meetings aforesaid, shall
- ascertain the Salaries of the respective Officers, and
•^ order the Monies assessed on the Students for
Tuition, Fines and incidental Expenses, to be collected by the Stew-
ard, or such other Officer as they shall appoint to collect the same;
. ,. , and the same with their Revenues, and other Col-
lege Estates in the Hands of the Treasurer, to appro-
priate in discharging Salaries and other College
Debts: And the College Accounts shall be annually auditted and
adjusted in the Meeting of the Corporation.
And Fubthermobe, It is hereby Enacted and Declared, That into
-. ,. . this liberal and catholic Institution shall never be
, , admitted any religious Tests: But on the contrary,
all the Members hereof shall forever enjoy full, free,
absolute, and uninterrupted Liberty of Conscience: And that the
*September i, 1782, the Corporation by vote omitted from the engagement the acknowledg-
ment of allegiance to the British crown. The form of engagement has since been modified
at various times; the present form is as follows: You [person's name] being elected a
member of this Corporation to the place of [Fellow or Trustee] do solemnly engage true
allegiance to bear to the United States of America, and faithfully to discharge the duties
of your present appointment: And this engagement you make and give on the peril of the
penalty of perjury.
CHARTER 17
Places of Professors, Tutors, and all other OflBcers, the President
alone excepted, shall be free and open for aU Denominations of Pro-
testants: And that Youth of aU religious Denominations shall and
may be freely admitted to the equal Advantages, Emoluments and
Honors of the College or University; and shall receive a like, fair,
generous, and equal Treatment during their Residence therein, they
conducting themselves peaceably, and conforming to the Laws and
Statutes thereof. And that the public Teaching shall, in general,
respect the Sciences; and that the Sectarian Differences of Opinions,
shall not make any Part of the public and classical Instruction:
Although all religious Controversies may be studied freely, examined
and explained by the President, Professors, and Tutors, in a personal,
separate and distinct Manner, to the Youth of any or each Denomi-
nation: And above all, a constant Regard be paid to, and effectual
Care taken of, the Morals of the College.
And Fukthermoke, for the Honor and Encouragement of Litera-
ture, we Constitute and Declare, the Fellowship _ ,.
aforesaid, a Learned Faculty; and do hereby give, , ,
grant unto, and invest them, and their Successsors,
with full Power and Authority, and they are hereby authorized and
empowered, by their President, and in his Absence by the Senior
Fellow, or One of the Fellows appointed by themselves at the an-
niversary Commencement, or at any other Times, and at all Times
hereafter, to admit to, and confer any and all the learned Degrees,
which can or ought to be given and conferred in any of the Colleges
or Universities in America; or any such other Degrees of literary
Honor as they shall devise, upon any and all such Candidates and
Persons as the President and Fellows, or Fellowship, shall judge
worthy of the Academical Honors: Which Power of _. ,
conferring Degrees is hereby restricted to the learned * j
Faculty, who shall or may issue Diplomas or Certifi-
cates of such Degrees, or confer Degrees by Diplomas, and authen-
ticate them with the Public Seal of the Corporation, and the Hands
of the President and Secretary, and of all the Professors, as Wit-
nesses, and deliver them to the graduates as honorable and perpetual
Testimonies.
And Fdethermokb, for the greater Encouragement of this Semi-
nary of Learning, and that the same may be amply endowed and
18 BROWN UNIVERSITY
enfranchised with the same Privileges, Dignities,
Exemption immunities enjoyed by the American CoUeges, and
from taxation, ^^^^^^^^ Universities, We do Grant, Enact. Or-
dain, and Declare, And it is hereby Granted, En-
acted, Ordained, and Declared, That the College Estate, the Estates,
Persons, and Families of the President and Professors, for the Time
being, lying and being within the Colony, with the Persons of the
Tutors and Students, during their Residence at the College, shall be
freed and exempted from all Taxes,* serving on Juries, and menial
Services: And that the Persons aforesaid shall be exempted from
bearing Arms, Impresses and Military Services, except in case of an
Invasion.
And FtTRTHERMORE, for establishing the Perpetuity of this Cor-
p . .poration, and in Case that at any Time hereafter,
ft, r through Oversight, or otherwise through Misapre-
hensions, and mistaken Constructions of the Powers,
Liberties and Franchises herein contained, any Laws
*February 11, 1863, ths Corporation voted as follows:
WHEREAS the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island at its present
session on the 11th day of February 1863, has passed an Act the principal
Section of which is in the following words viz: Section 1. The Corporation of Brown
University in Providence consenting hereto that the estates, persons and families of
the President and Professors for the time being, and their successors in ofiSce, shall
not hereafter be freed and exempted from taxes for more than the amount of Ten
Thousand dollars for each of such ofiScers, his estates persons and family included.
And Whereas the Institution of Brown University, was established by its founders,
was incorporated with liberal franchises by the State, has been maintained solely by
private benefactions; all uniting for the same noble object, that is, to create and
promote a seminary of religion and leamiag within this state whose beneficent in-
fluences should be diffused, at home and abroad through all time.
And Whereas those influences can, and will be most happily diffused and continued
by a cordial good will and a harmonious cooperation between the General Assembly
and citizens of this State and the University.
And Whereas the General Assembly by its Act aforesaid has expressed the opinion
that the President and Professors should bear a portien of the burdens of taxation
from which they are exempted by our charter, and has made the validity of its said
Act to depend upon the consent of this Corporation thereto, thereby affirming and
maintaining the inviolability of said Charter.
THEREFORE, in order to manifest our cordial compliance with a reasonable
wish of the General Assembly as expressed in said Act, It is hereby Voted and
declared by the Corporation of Brown University, that being authorized by the Presi-
dent and Professors of said University, this Corporation does in behalf of the President
and Professors and in behalf of this Corporation consent to the said Act passed by the
General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island at its present session, as aforesaid —
and the Secretary of this Corporation is hereby instructed to file a copy of this vote
tinder the seal of the Corporation and certified by himself in the Office of the Secretary
of State, as proof of the consent of this Corporation thereto.
The above Report was accepted and the Vote was adopted unanimously.
CHARTER 19
should be enacted, or any Matters done and transacted by this Cor-
poration contrary to the Tenor of this Charter, It is hereby Enacted,
Ordained and Declared, That all such Laws, Acts, and Doings, shall
be in themselves null and void: Yet, Nevertheless, the same shall
not in any Courts of Law, or by the General Assembly, be deemed,
taken, interpreted, or adjudged into an Avoidance, Defeazance or
Forfeiture of this Charter: But that the same shaU be, and remain
unhurt, inviolate, and entire unto the said Corporation, in perpetual
Succession: Which Corporation may, at all Times, and forever here-
after proceed and continue to act: And all their Acts, conformable
to the Powers, Tenor, true Intent and Meaning of the Charter, shall
be, and remain in full Force and VaUdity, the NuUity and Avoid-
ance of any such illegal Acts to the contrary in any wise notwith-
standing.
And Lastly, We the Governor and Company aforesaid. Do, for
ourselves and our Successors, forever hereby Enact, Grant and Con-
firm unto the said Trustees and Fellows, and to their Successors,
That this Charter of Incorporation, and every Part y^, . j. .7
.1 P T 11 1 1 1 M T 1 • 11 mi • • Charter for the
thereof, shall be good and available m all Ihings m , -j j.^,
.IT 1- T 1 T.«- ■ benent of the
the Law, according to our true Intent and Meamng: „
And shall be construed, reputed, and adjudged in all ,1 n, n i
Cases most favorably on the Behalf and for the best ,
Benefit and Behoof of the said Trustees and Fellows,
and their Successors, so as most effectually to answer the valuable
Ends of this useful Institution.
In fuU Testimony of which Grant, and of all the Articles and Mat-
ters therein contained, the said Governor and Com- „ . , ,
pany do hereby order. That this Act shall be signed , ,
by the Governor and Secretary, and sealed with the
Public Seal of this Colony, and registered in the Colony's Records:
And that the same, or an Exemplification thereof, shall be a sufficient
Warrant to the said Corporation to hold, use and exercise all the
Powers, Franchises, and Immunities herein contained.
IN CONFORMITY TO THE ABOVE ACT, SAMUEL WARD,
ESQ; Governor, Captain-General, and Commander in Chief, of and
over the Colony aforesaid doth hereunto subscribe his Name, and hath
caused the Seal of said Colony to be affixed the Twenty-fourth Day of
80 BROWN UNIVERSITY
October One Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-five, and in the Fifth
Year of the Reign of his Most Sacred Majesty George the Third by the
Grace of God King of Great Britain, &c,
SAM: WAKD
By His Honor's Command
Edw"" Thubston jun D : Secry.
GORPO RATION
PRESroENTS
Served Died
1765-1791 JAMES MANNING. D.D. 1791
1797-1802 JONATHAN MAXCY. D.D. 1880
1804-1826 ASA MESSER, D.D., LL.D. 1836
1827-1865 FRANCIS WAYLAND, D.D., LL.D. 1865
1855-1867 BARNAS SEARS, D.D., LL.D. 1880
1868-1872 ALEXIS CASWELL, D.D., LL.D. 1877
1872-1889 EZEKIEL OILMAN ROBINSON, D.D., LL.D. 1894
1889-1898 ELISHA BENJAMIN ANDREWS, D.D., LL.D.
1899- WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY PAUNCE, D.D., LL.D.
ACTING PRESroENTS
1786-1786 Perez Fobes, A.M. Vice President 1812
1791-1792 David Howell, A.M. Adinterim 1824
1792-1797 Jonathan Maxct, A.M. Pro tempore 1820
1802-1804 Asa Messer, A.M. Pro tempore 1836
1826-1827 Alva Woods, A.M. Ad interim 1887
1840-1841 Alexis Caswell, A.M. Pro tempore 1877
1867-1868 George Ide Chace, Ph.D., LL.D. Ad interim 1885
1896-1897 Benjamin Franklin Clakke, A.M. Pro tempore )
1898-1899 Benjamin Franklin Clarke, Sc.D. Ad interim )
1912-1913 Walter Goodnow Everett, Ph.D. Pro tempore
CHANCELLORS
1764-1785 Stephen Hopkins, LL.D.
1785-1815 Jabez Bowen, LL.D.
1815-1828 Alexander Viets Griswold, D.D.
1828-1840 SAMT7EL WiLLARD Beidgham, A.M.
1841-1854 John Brown Francis, A.B.
1854-1867 Samuel Boyd Tobet, A.M., M.D.
1867-1873 William Samuel Patten, A.M.
Providence
1785
Providence
1815
Bristol
1843
Providence
1840
Warwick
1864
Providence
1867
Providence
1873
Note. The degrees assigned to the members of the Corporation and Faculty are the highest
borne in the given office.
22
BROWN UNIVERSITY
Served
1874-1878 Benjamin Fbanklin Thomas, LL.D.
1879-1888 Thomas Duhfee, LL.D.
1888-1907 William Goddahd, A.M.
1907- Arnold Buffum Chace, Sc.D.
Died
Providence
1878
Providence
1901
Warwick
1907
Providence
SECRETARIES
1764-1776 Thomas Eybes, A.M.
1776-1780 Thomas Arnold, A.M.
1780-1806 David Howell, LL.D.
1806-1829 Samuel Eddt, LL.D.
1829-1837 Nathan Botjene Crocker, D.D.
1837-1843 Theron Metcalf, A.M.
1843-1846 William Giles Goddard, LL.D.
1846-1853 Nathan Bourne Crocker, D.D.
1853-1874 John Kingsbury, LL.D.
1875-1889 Samuel Lunt Caldwell, D.D., LL.D.
1890- Thomas Davis Anderson, D.D.
Newport
1788
Providence
1827
Providence
1824
Providence
1839
Providence
1865
Boston, Mass.
1875
Providence
1846
Providence
1865
Providence
1874
Providence
1889
Brookline, Mass.
TREASURERS
1764-1767 John Tillinghast, A.M.
1767-1775 Job Bennet
1775-1796 John Brown, A.M.
1796-1825 Nicholas Brown, A.M.
1825-1857 Moses Brown Ives, A.M.
1857-1866 Robert Hale Ives, A.M.
1866-1882 Marshall Woods, A.M., M.D.
1882-1900 Arnold Buffum Chace, Sc.D.
1900- Corneltos Sowle Sweetland, A.M.
Newport
1776
Newport
1784
Providence
1803
Providence
1841
Providence
1857
Providence
1875
Providence
1899
Providence
Providence
FELLOWS
1764-1791 James Manning, D.D.
1764-1783 Joshua Babcock, A.M.
1764-1768 Jeremiah Condt, A.M.
1764-1789 Morgan Edwards, A.M.
1764-1788 Thomas Eyres, A.M.
1764-1789 Edward Upham, A.M.
1765-1805 Hbzekiah Smith, D.D.
1765-1807 Samuel Stillman, D.D.
1765-1771 Marmaduke Brown, A.M.
1767-1771 Henry Ward, A.M.
President
1791
Westerly
1783
Boston, Mass.
1768
Philadelphia, Penn.
1795
Newport
1788
Newport
1797
Haverhill, Mass.
1805
Boston, Mass.
1807
Newport
1771
Newport
1797
FELLOWS
23
Served
Died
1768-1785
Jabez Bowen, A.m.
Providence
1815
1768-1793
Jonathan Easton
Newport
1813
1768-1772
John Davis, A.M.
Boston, Mass.
1772
1771-1784
George Bissbtt
Newport
1788
1773-1824
David Howell, LL.D.
Providence
1824
1774-1782
Thouas Arnold, A.M.
Providence
1827
1782-1795
Benjamin Waterhotjsb, M.D.
Cambridge, Mass.
1846
1783-1834
Solomon Dhowne, A.M., M.D.
Providence
1834
1784-1788
Thomas Fitch Olivek, A.M.
Providence
1797
1785-1803
Enos Hitchcock, D.D.
Providence
1803
1788-1792
Moses Badger, A.M.
Providence
1792
1788-1835
KoBEBT Rogers, A.M.
Newport
1835
1789-1834
James Brown
Providence
1834
1789-1818
William Williams, A.M.
Wrentham, Mass.
1823
1792-1802
Jonathan Maxct, D.D.
President
1820
1793-1808
Abraham Ltnsen Clarke, A.M.
Providence
1810
1793-1833
Henry Wight, D.D.
Bristol
1837
1795-1812
Perez Fobes, LL.D.
Baynham, Mass.
1812
1802-1826
Asa Messer, D.D., T,T,.D.
President
1836
1803-1812
David Leonard Barnes, A.M.
Providence
1812
1805-1839
Samuel Eddt, LL.D.
Providence
1839
1807-1826
Thomas Baldwin, D.D.
Boston, Mass.
1825
1808-1865
Nathan Bourne Crocker, D.D.
Providence
1865
1812-1815
Alexander Viets Griswold, D.D.
Bristol
1843
1813-1833
Henrt Edes, D.D.
Providence
1851
1815-1832
Nathaniel Searle, LL.D.
Providence
1832
1818-1844
Lucius Bolles, D.D.
Salem, Mass.
1844
1825-1841
Nicholas Brown, A.M.
Providence
1841
1826-1827
Alva Woods, A.M.
President ad interim
1887
1827-1855
Francis Watland, D.D., LL.D.
President
1865
1828-1853
Daniel Sharp, D.D.
Boston, Mass.
1853
1832-1843
Theron Metcalf, A.m.
Boston, Mass.
1875
1833-1843
Wilkes Wood, A.M.
Middleboro, Mass.
1843
1834-1854
Robert Everett Pattison, D.D.
Providence
1874
1834-1864
John Pitman, LL.D.
Providence
1864
1836-1854
Richard Fletcher, LL.D.
Boston, Mass.
1869
1835-1869
James Henrt Duncan, LL.D.
Haverhill, Mass.
1869
1841-1851
Barnas Sears, D.D.
Newton Centre, Mass.
1880
1842-1874
John Carter Brown, A.M.
Providence
1874
1843-1846
William Giles Goddabd, LL.D.
Providence
1846
1844-1848
Zachariah Eddt, A.M.
Middleboro, Mass.
1860
24
BROWN UNIVERSITY
Served
1844-1850 William R. Williams, D.D.
1847-1853 Theeon Metcalp, LL.D.
1848-1862 Alvan Bond, D.D.
1850-1889 Alexajsider Duncan, A.M.
1851-1879 Isaac Davis, LL.D.
1853-1857 James Nathaniel Granger, D.D.
1853-1874 John Kingsbury, LL.D.
1854-1861 Nathan Bishop, LL.D.
1855-1858 Francis Watland, D.D., LL.D.
1855-1867 Babnas Sears, D.D., LL.D.
1858-1869 Baron Stow, D.D.
1859-1887 Alva Woods, D.D.
1862-1889 Samuel Lunt Caldwell, D.D., LL.D.
1863-1896 Edwards Amasa Park, D.D., LL.D.
1865-1874 Shadrach Standish Bradford, A.M.
1866-1888 Charles Smith Bradley, LL.D.
1867-1868 George Ide Chace, Ph.D., LL.D.
1868-1872 Alexis Caswell, D.D., LL.D.
1870-1887 Horatio Nelson Slater, A.M.
1870-1889 WiLUAM Gammell, LL.D.
1872-1889 EzEKiEL Gilman Robinson, D.D., LL.D.,
1874-1903 Alvah Hovby, D.D., LL.D.
1875-1877 Alexis Caswell, D.D., LL.D.
1875-1888 Rowland Gibson Hazard, LL.D.
1877-1888 Merrick Lyon, LL.D.
1879-1887 Hbman Lincoln, D.D.
1888-1904 Francis Wayland, LL.D.
1888-1895 Adoniram Judson Gordon, D.D.
1888-1901 Thomas Durpeb, LL.D.
1888-1898 Rowland Hazard, A.M.
1888-1889 John Calvin Stockbbidge, D.D.
1889-1893 Thomas Poynton Ives Goddahd, A.M.
1889-1898 Samuel White Duncan, D.D.
1889-1898 EusHA Benjamin Andrews, D.D., LL.D.,
1890-1893 Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe, D.D.
1890-1896 Charles Lewis Colby, A.M.
1890- Thomas Davis Anderson, D.D.
1893- Robert Hale Ives Goddard, A.M.
1894-1898 Richard Olney, LL.D.
1895- William Williams Keen, M.D., LL.D.
1896- George Edwin Horr, D.D.
Died
New York, N. Y.
1885
Boston, Mass.
1875
Norwich, Conn.
1882
Providence
1889
Worcester, Mass.
1883
Providence
1857
Providence
1874
New York, N. Y.
1880
Providence
1865
President
1880
Boston, Mass.
1869
Providence
1887
Providence
1889
Andover, Mass.
1900
Providence
1875
Providence
1888
President ad interim
1885
President
1877
Webster, Mass.
1888
Providence
1889
President
1894
Newton Centre, Mass.
1903
Providence
1877
Peace Dale
1888
Providence
1888
Newton Centre, Mass.
1887
New Haven, Conn.
1904
Boston, Mass.
1895
Providence
1901
Peace Dale
1898
Providence
1896
Providence
1893
HaverhiD, Mass.
1898
President
Reading, Penn.
1895
New York, N. Y.
1896
Brookline, Mass.
Providence
Boston, Mass.
Philadelphia, Penn.
Newton Centre, Mass,
TRUSTEES
25
Served
Died
1897-X913
John Henry Stinbss, LL.D.
Providence
1913
1898-1899
Benjamin Fbankt.tn Clabke, Sc.D.
President ad interim
1908
1898-1904
John Summekfield Bratton, LL.D.
Fall River, Mass.
1904
1898-
Rowland Gibson Hazard, A.M.
Peace Dale
1899-
William Herbert Perry Paunce, D.D.
, LL.D., President
1899-
Henry Kihke Porter, LL.D.
Pittsburgh, Penn.
1901-
Henby Sweetber Btjbragb, D.D.
Portland, Me.
1904-1907
Albert Harkness, Ph.D., LL.D.
Providence
1907
1904-1909
Francis Almon Gaskill, LL.D.
Worcester, Mass.
1909
1905-
Hermon Cabby Bumptjs, LL.D.
Madison, Wis.
1907-
Rev. Edward Jtjdson, D.D.
New York, N. Y.
1910-
Hon. Charles Evans Hughes, LL.D.
TRUSTEES
Washington, D. C.
1764-1785
Stephen Hopkins, LL.D.
Providence
1785
1764-1780
Joseph Wanton, A.M.
Newport
1780
1764-1776
Samuel Ward, A.M.
Westerly
1776
1764-1776
John Tillinghast, A.M.
Newport
1776
1764-1777
SmoN Pease
Newport
1777
1764-1778
Jambs Honyman
Newport
1778
1764-1770
Nicholas Easton
Middletown
1772
1764-1769
Nicholas Tilunghast, A.M.
Newport
1797
1764-1774
Daniel Jenckes
Providence
1774
1764-1791
Nicholas Brown
Providence
1791
1764-1789
John G. Wanton
Newport
1797
1764-1789
Joshua Clark
Hopkinton
1793
1764-1793
Gardner Thurston
Newport
1802
1764-1778
John Maxson
Newport
1778
1764-1788
John Gano
New York, N. .Y.
1804
1764-1791
Samuel Winsor
Providence
1803
1764-1765
Samuel Stillman, A.M.
Boston, Mass.
1807
1764-1778
JosiAS Lyndon
Newport'
1778
1764-1784
Job Bennet
Newport
1784
1764-178i8
Edward Thurston
Newport
1782
1764-1793
Peleg Barker
Newport
1794
1764-1790
Ephraim Bowen
Providence
1812
1765-1794
George Hazard
Newport
1797
1765-1794
Russell Mason
Swansea, Mass.
1799
1765-1792
Joseph Russell
Providence
1792
1765-1799
Isaac Backus, A.M.
Middleboro, Mass.
1806
26
BROWN UNIVERSITY
Served
Died
1766-1791
Stlvesteh Child
Warren
1815
1766-1782
NicHoiiAs Cooke
Providence
1782
1768-1785
John Tanner
Newport
1785
1769-1785
Joseph Bhown
Providence
1785
1769-1787
Nathan Spear
Boston, Mass.
1787
1769-1786
John Warren
Newport
1808
1769-1774
WiLUAM Brown
Swansea, Mass.
1805
1769-1778
Thomas Greene
Providence
1778
1769-1769
Archibald Campbeij,
East Greenwich
1769
1769-1777
James Helmb
South Kingstown
1777
1770-1785
Darius Sessions
Providence
1809
1771-1797
Henry Ward, A.M.
Newport
1797
1774-1791
John Jenckes
Providence
1791
1774-1803
John Brown, A.M.
Providence
1803
1776-1800
William Russell
Providence
1825
1776-1789
Daniel Cahoon
Providence
1811
1776-1777
John Cole
Providence
1777
1776-1792
Joseph Clarke
Jamestown
1792
1776-1797
Joseph Nightingale
Providence
1797
1782-1808
John Innes Clarke
Providence
1808
1782-1817
John Smith
Providence
1817
1782-1802
Esek Hopkins
North Providence
1802
1782-1812
RuFus Hopkins
North Providence
1812
1782-1784
Thomas Jenkins
Providence
1808
1782-1785
Enos Hitchcock, A.M.
Providence
1803
1782-1804
Ebenbzer Thompson
Providence
1805
1783-1798
Welcome Arnold
Providence
1798
1784-1806
Daniel Tillinghast
Providence
1806
1785-1815
Jabez Bowen, LL.D.
Providence
1815
1785-1793
WiLLLiM Bliss
Newport
1808
1785-1793
William Greene
Warwick
1809
1785-1808
William Bradford
Bristol
1808
1786-1788
Robert Rogers, A.M.
Newport
1835
1786-1798
Benjamin Foster, D.D.
New York, N. Y.
1798
1788-1790
John Stanford, A.M.
Providence
1834
1788-1800
Peleg Clarke
Newport
1803
1788-1792
Daniel Rogers
Newport
1792
1789-1799
Isaac Senter, A.M., M.D.
Newport
1799
1789-1826
William Holrotd
Providence
1828
1789-1801
George Benson
Providence
1836
1790-1800
Samuel Ward, A.M.
New York, N. Y.
1832
TRUSTEES
27
Served
Died
1790-1839
William Patten, D.D.
Newport
1839
1791-1792
Jonathan Maxcy, A.M.
Providence
1820
1791-1825
Nicholas Shown, A.M.
Providence
1841
1791-1796
John Francis, A.M.
Providence
1796
1791-1809
John Mason
Providence
1809
1792-1813
Cyprian Sterby
Providence
1824
1792-1808
Benjamin Bourne
Providence
1808
1793-1821
Ray Greene
Warwick
1849
1793-1795
Christopher Fowler
Newport
1795
1793-1835
Thomas Poynton Ives
Providence
1835
1793-1798
Melancthon Smith
Newport?
1798
1793-1813
Samuel Elam, A.M.
Portsmouth
1813
1794-1800
Francis Maleone
Newport
1809
1794-1819
Simeon Martin
Seekonk, Mass.
1819
1794-1822
Theodore Foster, A.M.
Providence
1828
1794-1828
Stephen Gano, A.M., M.D.
Providence
1828
1794-1807
Thomas Baltiwin, D.D.
Boston, Mass.
1826
1795-1803
Charles Thompson, A.M.
Swansea, Mass.
1803
1797-1805
Samuel Eddy, LL.D.
Providence
1839
1798-1837
Olney Winsob
North Providence
1837
1798-1813
John Dorrance, A.M.
Providence
1813
1798-1851
Levi Wheaton, A.M., M.D.
Providence
1851
1798-1810
John Rogers
Providence
1810
1799-1822
John Pitman
Rehoboth, Mass.
1822
1799-1818
Joseph Jenckes, A.M.
Providence
1818
1800-1826
Thomas Arnold, A.M.
Providence
1826
1800-1838
William Hunter, LL.D.
Newport
1849
1800-1820
Thomas Tn.LTNGHASi
East Greenwich
1821
1800-1826
Samuel Greene Arnold, A.M.
Providence
1826
1800-1809
Christopher Olney
Providence
1809
1801-1829
John Throop Child
Warren
1829
1802-1835
Elisha Reynolds Potter
Kingston
1835
1803-1807
EzEEiET, Robins
New York, N. Y.
1807
1804-1819
James Brown Mason, A.M.
Providence
1819
1804-1833
MosBS Lippitt
Providence
1833
1805-1832
Elisha Scott Williams, A.M.
Beverly, Mass.
1845
1807-1818
Lucius BoiiLEs, A.M.
Salem, Mass.
1844
1807-1811
Joseph Clay, A.M.
Boston, Mass.
1811
1809-1838
Richard Jackson
Providence
1838
1809-1841
James Rhodes
Pawtuxet
1841
1809-1832
WiLLLAM COLUEB, A.M.
Charlestown, Mass.
1843
28
BROWN UNIVERSITY
Served
Died
1809-1839
Thomas Lloyd Halset, A.M.
Providence
1856
1809-1813
Henkt Edes, A.m.
Providence
1851
1813-1820
James BtrRRiLL, LL.D.
Providence
1820
1813-1853
Tristam Buegbs, LL.D.
Providence
1853
1813-1819
Ebenbzeh Sbcomb
Salem, Mass.
?
1813-1852
Amasa Mason
Providence
1852
1813-1815
Nathaniel Searle, A.M.
Providence
1832
1813-1858
StTLUVAN DORB
Providence
1858
1815-1828
Alexander Viets Geiswold, D.D.
Bristol
1843
1817-1826
Oliver Kane
Providence
?
1817-1822
William Jones
Providence
1822
1817-1826
Pardon Bowen, A.M., M.D.
Providence
1826
1818-1874
David Benedict, D.D.
Pawtucket
1874
1819-1831
Stephen Smith Nelson, A.M.
Attleboro, Mass.
1863
1820-1828
Daniel Sharp, A.M.
Boston, Mass.
1853
1820-1851
Romeo Elton, D.D.
Newport
1870
1820-1823
Nicholas Brown, A.M.
Warwick
1841
1820-1827
William Gammell, A.M.
Newport
1827
1821-1844
Stephen Hopkins Smith
Smithfield
1858
1821-1840
Samuel Willard Bridgham, A.M.
Providence
1840
1822-1857
Moses Brown Ives, A.M.
Providence
1857
1822-1843
Edward Carkington
Providence
1843
1823-1852
Thomas Buffum
Smithfield
1852
1823-1875
Richard Ward Greene, LL.D.
Providence
1876
1825-1844
Jonathan Going, D.D.
Worcester, Mass.
1844
1826-1834
Robert Hale Ives, A.M.
Providence
1875
1826-1873
Richard James Arnold, A.M.
Providence
1873
1826-1882
Zachariah Allen, LL.D.
Providence
188£
1828-1856
Thomas Burgess, A.B.
Providence
1856
1828-1842
John Carter Brown, A.M.
Providence
1874
1828-1857
John Brown Francis, A.B.
Warwick
1864
1828-1834
J©hn Pitman, A.M.
Providence
1864
1828-1838
James Davis Knowles
Newton Centre, Mass.
1838
1828-1875
RuFus Babcock, D.D.
Salem, Mass.
1876
1828-1863
Henry Jackson, D.D.
Charlestown, Mass.
1863
1830-1854
Levi Haile, A.M.
Warren
1864
1831-1834
Robert Everett Pattison, A.M.
Providence
1874
1832-1835
Richard Fletcher, A.M.
Boston, Mass.
1869
1832-1836
GUSTAVTJS Fellowbs Davis, D.D.
Hartford, Conn.
1836
1833-1844
Joseph Leonard Tillinghabt, A.M.
Providence
1844
1835-1862
Boston, Mass.
1869
TRUSTEES
Served
1835-1867 Samuel Boyd Tobet, A.M., M.D.
1835-1840 TmoTHT Rugglbs Green, A.M.
1836-1864 Benjamin Babcock Thtjbston
1836-1879 William Phillips, A.M.
1837-1887 William Hague, D.D.
1837-1847 Job Duhfee, LL.D.
1838-1875 Robert Hale Ives, A.M.
1838-1851 Isaac Davis, LL.D.
1838-1858 Baron Stow, D.D.
1839-1847 John Watland, D.D.
1841-1866 Edward Brooks Hall, D.D.
1842-1843 William Giles Goddabd, A.M.
1842-1875 Edward Mellen, LL.D.
1842-1854 Nathan Bishop, A.M.
1842-1848 Ebenezer Thresher
1843-1850 Alexander Duncan, A.M.
1843-1859 Alva Woods, D.D.
1844-1853 John Kingsbury, A.M.
1844-1860 Thomas Vernon, A.M., M.D.
1845-1871 William Allen Crocker, A.M.
1845-1872 Arthur Savage Train, D.D.
1847-1870 Horatio Nelson Slater, A.M.
1847-1865 Samuel Budd Swain, D.D.
1848-1880 Samuel Greene Arnold, LL.D.
1851-1877 Thomas Perkins Shepahd, A.M., M.D.
1851-1853 James Nathaniel Granger, A.M.
1852-1892 George Howland, A.M.
1853-1886 Charles Thurbeh, A.M.
1853-1873 Albert Day
1853-1856 Sewall Sylvester Cutting, A.M.
1854-1869 Stephen Abbott Chase
1854-1875 Charles Worthen Flanders, D.D.
1854-1862 Alfred Bosworth, A.M.
1855-1879 Gardner Colby
1866-1873 William Samuel Patten, A.M.
1856-1888 John Calvin Stockbridge, D.D.
1856-1899 Marshall Woods, A.M., M.D.
1857-1907 William Goddard, A.M.
1857-1865 Thomas Poynton Ives, A.M.
1838-1877 George Lewis Collins, M.D.
1858-1874 Jonas Goulding Warren, D.D.
29
Died
Providence
1867
New York, N. Y.
1840
Hopkinton
1881
Providence
1879
Providence
1887
Tiverton
1847
Providence
1875
Worcester, Mass.
1883
Boston, Mass.
1869
Roxbury, Mass.
1863
Providence
1866
Providence
1846
Wayland, Mass.
1875
Providence
1880
Boston, Mass.
1886
Providence
1889
Providence
1887
Providence
1874
Kingston
1876
Taunton, Mass.
1871
Haverhill, Mass.
1872
Providence
1888
Worcester, Mass.
1865
Providence
1880
Providence
1877
Providence
1857
New Bedford, Mass.
1892
Worcester, Mass.
1886
Hartford, Conn.
1876
New York, N. Y.
1882
Salem, Mass.
1869
Concord, N. H.
1875
Warren
1862
Newton Centre, Mass.
1879
Providence
1873
Boston, Mass.
1896
Providence
1899
Warwick
1907
Providence
1865
Providence
1877
Newton Centre, Mass.
1884
30 BROWN UNIVERSITY
Served
1859-1862 Samuel Lunt Caldwell, D.D.
1860-1894 Thatcher Thayer, D.D.
1862-1874 Thomas Goodwin Txtrner
1862-1879 Heman Lincoln, D.D.
1863-1865 Shadrach Standish Bradford, A.M.
1863-1894 Abraham Hollet Granger, D.D.
1865-1887 Jefferson Borden
1865-1889 Joseph Warren Merrill, A.M.
1866-1872 John Bryant Hartwell
1866- William Spragtje, A.M.
1866-1876 Earl Potter Mason
1869-1892 John Greenleaf Whittier, LL.D.
1869-1875 Rowland Gibson Hazard, LL.D.
1870-1874 Alvah Hovey, D.D., LL.D.
1872-1890 Mark Antony De Wolfe Howe, D.D.
1872-1889 Joseph Charles Hartshorn, A.M.
1873-1875 Alexis Caswell, D.D., LL.D.
1873-1888 Francis Wayland, LL.D.
1873-1895 William Williams Keen. M.D., LL.D.
1874-1888 Adonibam Jtjdson Gordon, D.D.
1874-1878 Benjamin Franklin Thomas, LL.D.
1874-1877 Merrick Lyon, LL.D.
1875-1905 James Barlow Simmons, D.D.
1875-1883 Albert Nicholas Arnold, D.D.
1875-1896 William Hadley Eaton, D.D.
1875-1912 Albert Keith Smiley, A.M.
1875-1888 Rowland Hazard, A.M.
1876-1888 Thomas Durfeb, LL.D.
1876-1888 Edwin Miller Snow, A.M., M.D.
1876- Arnold Buffitm Chace, Sc.D.
1876-1895 Horatio Nelson Slater, A.M.
1877-1903 Elijah Brigham Stoddard, A.M.
1877-1891 Daniel Leach, D.D.
1878-1883 Comfort Edwin Barrows, D.D.
1878- Richard Mead Atwater, A.M.
1879-1894 William Francis Saylbs, A.M.
1879-1890 Charles Lewis Colby, Ph.B.
1879-1895 Sylvanus Dbyden Phelps, D.D.
1880- Edward Jtjdson, D.D.
1880-1907 Joseph Henry Walker, LL.D.
1884-1888 Adin BaujOV Underwood, A.M.
Died
Providence
1889
Newport
1894
Warren
1876
Providence
1887
Providence
1876
Providence
1894
Fall River, Mass.
1887
Cambridge, Mass.
1889
Providence
1872
Narragansett Pier
Providence
1876
Amesbury, Mass.
1892
Peace Dale
1888
Newton Centre, Mass.
1903
Reading, Penn.
1896
Providence
1889
Providence
1877
New Haven, Conn.
1904
Philadelphia, Penn.
Boston, Mass.
1895
Providence
1878
Providence
1888
New York, N. Y.
1905
Chicago, lU.
1883
Nashua, N. H.
1896
Lake Mohonk, N. Y.
1912
Providence
1898
Providence
1901
Providence
1888
Providence
Providence
1899
Worcester, Mass.
1903
Providence
1891
Newport
1883
Chadd's Ford, Pa.
Pawtucket
1894
Milwaukee, Wis.
1896
New Haven, Conn.
1896
New York, N. Y.
Worcester, Mass.
1907
Newton, Mass.
1888
TRUSTEES
Served
1884- John Cabter Bbown Woods, A.M., LL.B.
1884-1891 Mortimer TcIa.ul Hartwell, A.B.
1887- Andrew Jackson Jennings, LL.B.
1887-1895 Eustace Caret Fitz, A.M.
1888-1898 Heman Lincoln Watland, D.D.
1888-1904 Francis Auhon Gaskill, A.B.
1888-1905 Joseph Pitman Eahle, Ph.B.
1888-1890 Benjamin Francis Thurston, LL.D.
1888-1906 James Leland Howard, A.M.
1889-1903 Arnold Green, LL.D.
1889-1898 Charles Bradford Goff, Ph.D.
1889-1901 Hbnrt Sweetser Burrage, D.D.
1890-1901 MosBS HoMAN Bixbt, D.D.
1890-1901 James Goodwin Batterson, A.M.
1890- Robert Ives Gammell, A.M.
1890- Oscar Lapham, A.M.
1891- Colgate Hott, A.M.
1892- William Vail Kellen, Ph.D., LL.D.
1892- Jonathan Chace, A.M.
1892- Cornelius Sowle Sweetland, A.M.
1893- George Lewis Collins, Ph.B., M.D.
1894-1898 Rowland Gibson Hazabd, A.M.
1894-1895 John Peirce, Sc.D.
1895-1898 Andrew Comstock
1896- Gardner Colby, A.M.
1896-1909 Edgar Oscar Silver, A.M.
1896-1899 William Herbert Perky Paunce, D.D.
1896- Eugene Waterman Mason, A.B.
1897- William Ensign Lincoln, A.M.
1897-1900 Arthur Daggett McClellan, A.M., LL.B,
1899-1911 Charles Gregory King, Jr., A.B.
1899- Henry Melville King, D.D.
1899- Stephen Ostrom Edwards, A.M.
1899- Stephen Olnet Metcalp, A.B.
1900-1901 Stephen Greene, Ph.B.
1900- Theodore Francis Green, A.M.
1900- Ray Greene Huling, Sc.D.
1901-1904 Elisha Benjamin Andrews, D.D., LL.D.
1902- Edgar Lewis Marston, A.M.
1902- Thomas Seymour Barbour, D.D.
1902- William Wilberpobce Douglas, LL.D.
31
Died
, Providence
Providence
1891
Fall River, Mass.
Chelsea, Mass.
1895
Philadelphia, Penn.
1898
Worcester, Mass.
1909
Wickford
1905
Providence
1890
Hartford, Conn.
1906
Providence
1903
Providence
1898
Portland, Me.
Providence
1901
Hartford, Conn.
1901
Providence
Providence
New York, N. Y.
Cohasset, Mass.
VaUey FaUs
Providence
Providence
Peace Dale
Providence
1897
Providence
1898
Trenton, N. J.
New York, N. Y.
1909
New York, N. Y.
Providence
Pittsburgh, Penn.
,, Boston, Mass.
1900
Cleveland, Ohio
1911
Providence
Providence
Providence
Boston, Mass.
1901
Providence
Cambridge, Mass.
Lincoln, Neb.
New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Providence
sc
BKOWN UNIVERSITY
Served
1903-1910 Chabi^b Evans Hughes, A.M., LL.D.
1904- Henbt Dexter Shabpe, A.B.
1904- Daniel Webster Abercbombie, LL.D.
1906- Everett CoiiBT, A.M.
1906-1908 Benjamin Franeun Clarke, Sc.D.
1906- William Thane Peck, Sc.D.
1906- Franklin Eu Brooks, A.M.
1907- John Mahan English, D.D.
1908-1912 James Mat Duane, A.M.
1908- Lucius Brown, LL.D.
1909- Augustus Levi Abbott, LL.B.
1910- Edwin Fabnham Greene, A.B.
1912- William Richardson Dorman, LL.B.
1912- Charles Sumner Stedman, LL.B.
1913- Abel Chalkley Collins, A.M.
1913- Samuel Hanson Ordwat, LL.B.
Died
Washington, D. C.
Providence
Worcester, Mass.
West Orange, N. J.
Providence
Providence
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Newton Centre, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Norwich, Conn.
St. Louis, Mo.
Boston, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Albany, N. Y.
Great Barrington, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
1908
1912
FACULTY AND OTHER OFFICERS
PROFESSORS
James Manning, D.D. Languages, afterwards Moral Phihsophy, 1769-91.
d. 1791
David Howell, LL.D. Natural Philosophy, 1769-79; Jwriapnidence, 1790-1824.
d. 1824
Joseph Brown, A.M. Natural Philosophy, 1784-85. d. 1785
Benjamin Watbrhouse, M.D. Natural History, 1784-91. d. 1846
Benjamin West, LL.D. Mathematics and Astronomy, 1786-98; Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy, 1798. d. 1813
Pebez Fobes, LL.D. Natural Philosophy, 1786-98. d. 1812
Jonathan Maxct, A.M. Divinity, 1791-92. d. 1820
Asa Messeh, A.M. Learned Languages, 1796-99; Mathematics and Natural Philoso-
phy, 1799-1802. d. 1836
Calvin Park, D.D. Learned Languages, 1804-11; Moral Philosophy and Meta-
physics, 1811-25. d. 1847
Solomon Deowne, M.D. Materia Medica and Botany, 1811-34. d. 1834
William Ingallb, M.D. Anatomy and Surgery, 1811-23. d. 1851
William Corlis Bowen, M.D. Chemistry, 1811-13. d. 1816
Levi Wheaton, M.D. Theory and Practice of Medicine, 1815-28. d. 1861
Tristam Bubges, LL.D. Oratory and Belles-Lettres, 1815-28. d. 1853
John Mathewson Eddt, M.D. Adjunct, Anatomy and Surgery, 1815-17. d. 1871
John D'Wolf, A.M. Chemistry, 1817-34. d. 1862
Jasper Adams, A.M. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, 1819-24. d. 1841
Usher Parsons, M.D. Anatomy and Surgery, 1823-28. d. 1868
Alva Woods, A.M. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, 1824-28. d. 1887
Horatio Gates Bowen, A.M. Natural History, 1824-28. d. 1848
William Giles Goddabd, A.M. Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics, 1825-34;
Belles-LeUres, 1834-42. d. 1846
Romeo Elton, D.D. Latin and Greek Languages and Literature, 1825-43. d. 1870
Alexis Caswell, D.D. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, 1828-60; Mathematics
and Astronomy, 1850-63. d. 1877
George Ide Chace, Ph.D., LL.D. Adjunct, Mathematics and Natural Philosophy,
1833-34; Chemistry, Physiology, and Geology, 1834-59; Chemistry and Physiology,
1869-64; Geology and Physical Geography, 1864-66; Chemistry and Geology,
1865-67; Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, 1867-72. d. 1886
Francis Watland, D.D., LL.D. Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, 1834-56. d. 1865
William Gammell, LL.D. Assistant, Belles-Lettres, 1835-37; RJietoric, 1837-60;
History and Political Economy, 1850-64. d. 1889
Horatio Balch Hackett, A.M. Adjunct, Latin and Greek Languages and Litera-
ture, 1836-38; Hebrew Literature, 1838-39. d. 1875
34 BROWN UNIVERSITY
Charles Coffin Jewett, A.M. Modern Languages and Literature, 1843-48. d. 1868
James Robinson Boise, LL.D. Assistant, Greek, 1843-45; Oreek Language and
Literature, 1845-50, 1851-52. d. 1895
John Larkin Lincoln, LL.D. Assistant, Latin, 1844-45; Latin Language and
Literature, 1845-91. d. 1891
William Augustus Norton, A.M. Natural Philoso'phy and Civil Engineering,
1850-5ie. d. 1883
John Addison Porter, A.M. Chemistry applied to the Arts, 1850-52. d. 1866
Robinson Potter Dunn, D.D. Rhetoric and English Literature, 1851-67. d. 1867
Samuel Stillman Greene, LL.D. Didactics, 1851-54; Mathematics and Civil Engi-
neering, 1855-64; Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, 1864-83. d. 1883
James Burbill Angell, LL.D. Modem Languages and Literature, 1852-60.
Henrt Day, D.D. Natural Philosophy and Civil Engineering, 1852-54. d. 1897
Nelson Wheeler, A.M. Greek Language and Literature, 1853-54. d. 1855
Bahnas Sears, D.D., LL.D. Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, 1855-67. d. 1880
Albert Habkness, LL.D. Greek Languages and Literature, 1855-92; Emeritus, 1892-
1907. d. 1907
Nathaniel Peter Hill, A.M. Chemistry Applied to the Arts, 1859-64. d. 1900
John Peirce, Sc.D. Analytical Chemistry, 1864-65. d. I897
Jeremiah Lewis Diman, D.D. History and Political Economy, 1864-81. d. 1881
Benjamin Franklin Clarke, Sc.D. Mathematics and Civil Engineering, 1868-93;
Mechanical Engineering, 1893-1908. d. 1908
John Howard Appleton, Sc.D. Chemistry Applied to the Arts, 1868-72; Chemistry,
1872-3; Newport Rogers Professor of Chemistry, 1873-
Timotht Whiting Bancroft, A.M. Rhetoric and English Literature, 1868-90.
d. 1890
Eli Whitney Blake, LL.D. Physics, 1870-95. d. 1895
EzEKiEL Oilman Robinson, D.D., LL.D. Moral and Intellectual Philosophy,
1872-89. d. 1894
Charles William Parsons, A.M., M.D. Physiology, 1874-82. d. 1893
John Whipple Potter Jenks, A.M. Zoology and Agriculture, and Curator of the
Museum of Natural History, 1874-75; Agricultural Zoology, and Curator of the
Museum of Natural History, 1875-94; Zoology Emeritus and Curator of the
Museums, 1894. d. 1894
Alonzo Willlojs, A.M. Modern Languages, 1876-92; Germanic Languages and
Literatures, 1892-1901. j jqqj
William Carey Poland, Litt.D. Assistant, Latin and Greek, 1876-88; Assistant,
Oreek and Latin. 1888-89; Associate, Greek and Curator of the Museum of Clas-
sical Archaeology, 1889-92; History of AH. and Curator of the Museum of Clas-
sical Archseology, 1892-93; History of Art, and Director of the Museum of Fine
Arts, 1893-
Alpheus Spring Packard, M.D., Ph.D. Zoology and Geology, 1878-1905. d. 1905
Nathaniel French Davis, LL.D. Assistant, Mathematics, 1879-89; Associate.
Mathematics, 1889-90; Pure Mathematics, 1890-
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 35
WiLLUM Whitman Bailet, LL.D. Botany, 1881-190S; Emeritus, 1906-1914. d. 1914.
William Channinq Russel, LL.D. Acting, History and Political Economy, 1881-83.
d. 1896
Elisha Benjamin Andrews, D.D., LL.D. History and Political Economy. 1882-88;
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, 1889-98.
WiNSLOW Upton, ScD. Astronomy, 1884-90; Astronomy, and Director of the Ladd
Observatory, 1890-; Dean of the University, 1900-01. d. 1914
Chakles Value Chapin, M.D., Sc.D. Physiology, 1886-95.
John Fbankun Jameson, LL.D. History, 1888-1901; Special Lecturer, 1901-02.
Albert Granger Hakkness, Litt.D. Associate, Latin, 1889-93; Roman Literature
and History, 1893-
Henet Bratton Gardner, Ph.D. Associate, Political Economy, 1890-98; Political
Economy, 1898-
Hermon Caret Bumpus, LL.D. Assistant, Zoology, and Assistant Curator of the
Museum, 1890-91; Associate, Zoology, and Assistant Curator of the Museums,
1891-92; Comparative Anatomy, and Assistant Curator of the Museums, 1892-
1901; Special lecturer, 1901-02.
Courtney Langdon, A.B. Assistant, Modern Languages, 1890-92; Associate,
Romance Languages and Literatures, 1892-98; Romance Languages and Litera-
tures, 1898-
LoRENZo Sears, L.H.D., Associate, Rhetoric, 1890-92; Associate, Rhetoric and
Oratory, 1892-95; Associate, American lAterature, 1895-1905.
Charles Edwin Bennett, Litt.D. Professor of Classical Philology, 1891-92.
Wilfred Harold Monro, L.H.D. Associate, History, and Director of the University
Extension, 1891-99; European History, 1899-1911; Emeritus, 1911-
JoHN Mathews Manly, Ph.D. Associate, English Language and Literature, 1891-
92; English Language, 1892-98.
Otis Everett Randall, Ph.D. Assistant, Mathematics and Civil Engineering,
1891-92; Associate, Mechanical Drawing, 1892-96; Mechanical Drawing, 1896-;
Dean of the University, 1912-
James Richard Jewbtt, Ph. D. Associate, Semitic Languages and History, 1891-95.
George Grafton Wilson, Ph.D. Associate, Political and Social Science. 1891-95;
Social and Political Science, 1895-1910.
Edmond Burke Delabahre, Ph.D. Associate, Psychology, 1891-96; Psychology,
1896-
James Irving Manatt, Ph.D., LL.D. Greek History and Literature, 1892-93; Greek
Literature and History, 1893-
James Seth, D.Sc, Associate, Natural Theology, 1892-94; Philosophy and Natural
Theology, 1894-96.
Walter Cochrane Bronson, A.M. Associate, English Literature. 1892-95; English
Literature, 1895-
Henry Theodore Hildreth, A.B. Assistant, Greek History and Literature, 1892-93.
William Jencks Pardee, C.E. Military Tactics, 1892-95.
William Dye Mount, M.E. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1893-94.
George Wilton Field, Ph.D. Associate, Cellular Biology, 1893-96.
M BROWN UNIVERSITY
Walter Goodnow Everett, Ph.D. Associate, Philosophy, 1894-96; Associate,
Philosophy and Natural Theology, 1896-99; Philosophy and Natural Theology,
1899-
Adbian Scott, Ph.D. Associate, Germanic Philology and Scandinavian, 1894-96.
d. 1905
Asa Clinton Crowell, Ph.D. Assistant, Germanic Languages and Literatures,
1894-1901; Associate. 1901-
Habbt Ltman Koopman, Litt.D. Bibliography, 1908-
Cabl Barus, LL.D. Hazard Professor of Physics, 1895-
Fbancis Gbeenleap Allinson, Ph.D. Associate, Greek, 1895-96; Associate, Greek
and Classical Philology, 1896-98; David Benedict Professor of Classical Phi-
lology, 1898-
Henbt Parker Manning, Ph.D. Assistant, Pure Mathematics, 1895-
Hammond Lamont, A.m. Associate, Rhetoric and Oratory, 1895-98; Rhetoric and
Oratory, 1898-1900; Special Lecturer on English, 1901-02. d. 1909
John Edward Hill, Sc.D. Associate, Civil Engineering, 1895-98; Civil Engineering,
1898-
James Quatle Dealet, Ph.D. Assistant, Social and Political Science, 1895-98;
Associate, Social and Political Science, 1898-1905; Social and Political Science,
1905-
Walter Ballou Jacobs, A.M. Associate, Pedagogy, 1S95-1901; Theory and Practice
of Education, 1901-12; Education, 1912-
Charles Foster Kent, Ph.D. Associate, Biblical Literature and History, 1895-98;
Biblical Literature and History, 1898-1901; Special Lecturer on Biblical Literature,
1901-02.
John Baxter, Jr. Military Tactics, 1895-96.
CuNLiTPB Hall Murray. Military Tactics, 1896-7; Military Science and Tactics,
1897-99.
Edward Clifton Buhnham, Sc.B. Associate, Mechanical Engineering, 1896-1902.
Albert DeForest Palmer, Ph.D. Associate, Physics, 1896-
Albert Davis Mead, Sc.D. Associate, Embryology and Neurology, 1896-1901;
Comparative Anatomy, 1901-08; Biology, 1908-
Frank Washington Vert, Sc.B. pro tempore. Astronomy and Director of the Ladd
Observatory, 1896-97.
Joseph Nickerson Ashton, A.M. Associate, Musical History and Theory, 1898-
1904.
Albert Knight Potter, A.M. Associate, English Language, 1898-
WiLLiAM Herbert Perry Faxincb, LL.D. Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, 1899-
Albert BnsHNELL Johnson, A.M. Assistant, Romance Languages, 1899-1903;
Associate, Romance Languages, 1903-
Pbbdbric Poole Gorham, A.M. Assistant, Biology, 1899-1901; Associate, Biology.
1901-13; Professor, Bacteriology, 1913-
Ralph Winfred Tower, A.M. Assistant, Chemical Physiology, 1899-1901; Asso-
ciate, Chemical Physiology, 1901-03.
Abthtjb Eugene Watson, Ph.D. Assistant, Physics, 1899-
Albxander Mbiklejohn, LL.D. Assistant, Philosophy, 1899-1902; Associate,
Logic and Metaphysics, 1902-12. Dean of the University, 1901-12.
Geobqb Abnbb Williams, Ph.D. Assistant, Greek, 1899-1900.
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 87
John Francis Gbeene, A.M. Assistant, Roman Idteroture and History, 1899-1911;
Associate, Roman Idterature and History, 1911-
Fredebice Sloccm, Ph.D. Assistant, Astronomy, 1900-09.
Ada Geneva Winq (Mrs. Albert Davis Mead), A.M. Assistant, Physiology and
Sanitation, Women's College, 1900-01.
Anne Crosby Embrt, (Mrs. Francis Greenleaf Allinson), Assistant Professor,
Romance Languages and lAterature, 1900-05, Women's College.
WniiAM MacDonam), LL.D. American History, 1901-05; George L. Littlefield
Professor of American History, 1905-
JoHN Emery Bucher, Ph.D. Associate, Chemistry, 1901-02; Organic Chemistry,
1902-
Henby Thatcher Fowler, Ph.D. Biblical lAterature and History, 1901-
LiNDSAY Todd Damon, A.B. Associate, Rhetoric, 1901-05; English lAterature and
Rhetoric, 1905-
WiLLiAM Herbert Kbnebson, A.M. Assistant, Drawing and Engineering, 1901-02;
Mechanical Engineering, 1902-06; Associate, 1906-12; Professor, 1913-
Geobge Wyllts Benedict, Ph.D. Assistant, English, 1901-06; Associate, 1906-
Thomab Cbobby, A.m. Assistant, English and Public Speaking, 1901-10; Asso-
ciate, 1910-
JoHANNES Benoni Edwabd Jonas, Ph.D. Assistant, German, 1901-02; Gannanie
Languages and Literature, 1902-1910.
Henry Barrett Hitntington, A.B. Assistant, English, 1902-10; Associate,
1910-
Abthitr Horace Blanchard, A.M. Assistant, Ciml Engineering, 1903-06; Asso-
ciate, 1906-10.
Leonabd Wobcester Williams, Ph.D. Assistant, Comparative Anatomy, 1903-06.
d. 1912
Stephen Sheldon Colvin, Ph.D. Assistant, Philosophy and Natural Theology,
1903-04; Educational Psychology, 1912-
Albert Swift Morse, A.M. Assistant, Romance Languages, 1903-09.
LiDA Shaw King, Litt.D. Assistant Classical Philology, 1905-10; Professor, 1910-
Frederice William Marvel, Ph.B. Physical Training, 1905-
James Franklin Collins, Ph.B. Assistant, Botany and Curator of the Herbarium,
1905-11; demonstrator in Botany, 1913-
Ansel Brooks, M.E. Assistant, Mechanics and Mechanical Draunng, 1905-10;
Associate, 1910-
Camillo Von Klenze, Ph.D. Germanic Languages and lAteratures, 1906-
Lestek Frane Ward, LL.D. Sociology, 1906-13. d. 1913
Charles Wilson Brown, A.M. Assistant, Geology, 1906-12; Associate, 1913-
Thcrston Mason Phetteplace, A.M. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1906-lS.
d. 1913
Herbert Eugene Walter, Ph.D. Assistant, Biology, 1906-12; Associate, 1913-
Wiluam Kire, Ph.D. Assistant, Political Economy, 1907-10; Associate, 1910-11.
Roland George Dwight Richardson, Ph.D. Assistant, Pure Mathematics, 1907-
12; Associate, 1912-
Samuel Chiles Mitchell, LL.D. Lecturer in History and in Social and Political
Science, 1908-9.
Hamilton Crawford Macdougall, Mus. D. Lecturer in Music, 1908-14.
James Marvin Motley, Ph.D. Associate, Economics, 1910-
Ebnest Tbowbridgb Paine, A.M. Acting Professor of Greek, 1910-11.
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Robert Horace Baker, Ph.D. Acting Assistant, Astronomy, 1910-11.
Charles Herman Hunkins, Dr. University of Paris. Assistant, Romance Languaget
and Idteratures, 1911-
Phiup Henry Mitchell, Ph.D. Assistant, Physiology, 1911-
Ratmond Clare Archibald, Ph.D. Assistant, Pure Mathematics, 1911-
Theodobe Frelinghutsen Collier, Ph.D. Associate, European History, 1911-
Hardt Cross, M.CE. Assistant, Civil Engineering, 1911-
Hablan Habvet York, Ph.D. Assistant, Botany, 1911-
WiLUAM Thomson Hastings, A.M. Assistant, English, 1912-
John Corliss Dunning, Assistant, Political Science, 1912-
Alpbbd Harbison Jones, Ph.D. Assistant, Logic, 1912-
Glanville Terrell, Ph.D. Acting Professor of Greek Literature and History, 1912-13.
Earle Bennett Cross, Ph.D. Acting Assistant Professor of Biblical Literature
and History, 1912-13.
Lucius Moody Bristol, Ph.D. Assistant, Sociology, 1913-
TUTORS
Died
David Howell, A.B.
1766-1769
1824
John Dorrancb, A.B.
1774-1775
1813
AsHUE Robbins, A.B.
1782-1790
1845
RoBEET Scott
1785-1786
?
Abel Flint, A.M.
1786-1790
1825
Jonathan Maxcy, A.M.
1787-1791
1820
JosiAH Lyndon Arnold, A.M.
1790-1792
1796
Simeon Doggett, A.M.
1791-1796
1852
Asa Messer, A.M.
1791-1796
1836
Gilbert Dench, A.B.
1793-1794
1798
Elisha Fisk, A.M.
1796-1799
1851
Benjamin Allen, A.B.
1797-1798
1836
Otis Thompson, A.B.
1798-1800
1859
Jeremiah Chaplin, A.B.
1799-1800
1841
Calvin Park, A.M.
1800-1804
1847
Moses Miller, A.M.
1800-1804
1865
Enos Cutler, A.B.
1800-1801
1860
Ferdinand Ellis, A.B.
1802-1805
1858
John Reed, A.B.
1804-1806
1860
Williams Emmons, A.B.
1805-1808
1855
Paul Jewett, A.M.
1806-1809
1841
John Bailey, A.M.
1808-1814
1835
Bradford Sumner, A.B.
1809-1811
1855
Ebenezeb Burgess, A.M.
1811-1813
1870
Joseph Wheaton, A.B.
1813-1815
1825
Caleb Hopkins Snow, A.B.
1814-1816
1835
Shearjashub Bourne Townsend, A.B.
1815-1816
1832
Joseph Joslen, A.M.
1815-1818
1888
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION
Peter Pratt, A.B.
Solomon Peck, A.M.
Jasper Adams, A.M.
Aaron Brooks, A.M.
Horace Mann, A.B.
Enoch Sanford, A.B.
Increase Stomner Smith, A.B.
Samtjel Starkweather, A.B.
Henrt Seymour Fearing, A.B.
Silas Axtell Crane, A.M.
George Washington Keelt, A.M.
John Watland, A.M.
John Hull Weedbn, A.B.
George Burgess, A.M.
Mark Antont De Wolpe Howe, A.M.
George Ide Chace, A.B.
Christopher Maedenborough Nickels, A.B.
William Gammell, A.M.
Washington Leverett, A.B.
John Milton Mackib, A.B.
Arthur Savage Train, A.B.
James Tift Champlin, A.M.
Luther Robinson, A.M.
Thomas Perkins Shepard, A.B.
Charles Chamberlain, A.B.
Nathan Bishop, A.B.
Charles Smith Bradley, A.B.
John Larkin Lincoln, A.M.
Thomas Allen Jenckes, A.B.
Nathaniel Morton, A.B.
James Robinson Boise, A.B.
Henry Simmons Frieze, A.B.
Elbridge Smith, A.B.
Harrison Carleton Page, A.B.
Alonzo Williams, A.B.
Died
1816-1819
1842
1818-1820
1874
1818-1819
1841
1819-1821
1845
1820-1822
1859
1821-1823
1890
1822-1824
1866
1823-1824
1876
1824-1825
1829
1824-1828
1872
1825-1828
1878
1828-1831
1863
1828-1829
1870
1829-1831
1866
1831-1832
1895
1831-1833
1885
1832-1833
1878
1832-1835
1889
1833-1834
1889
1834-1835
1894
1834-1836
1872
1835-1838
1882
1836-1838
1897
1836-1837
1877
1837-1838
1881
1838-1839
1880
1838-1840
1888
1839-1841
1891
1839-1840
1875
1840-1841
1856
1840-1843
1895
1841-1844
1889
1841-1843
1853
1843-1846
1847
1870-1871
1901
INSTRUCTORS
Robinson Potter Dunn, D.D. French Language, 1844-46. d. 1867
George Washington Greene, A.M. Modem Languages, 1848-52. d. 1883
Hiram H. Perry, A.M. Lecturer, Greek Language and Literature, 1850-51. d. 1872
James Ormsbee Murray, A.B. Greek, 1851-52. d. 1899
William Wheaton Pearce, A.B. Lecturer, 1852. d. 1867
Frederick Hesse. Dravnng and CivU Engineering, 1852. d.
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William Everett Jili^on, A.M. Modem Languages, 1868-53. d- 1868
Samuel Bbooks, A.B. Greek, 1854-55. ^- 1^11
William Franklin Webster, A.B. Analytical Chemistry, 1854-55. d. 1860
Mebhick Lyon, A.M. Greek, 1855. d- 1888
Nathaniel Peter Hill, A.M. Chemistry Applied to the Arts, 1858-69. d. 1900
Edward Hutchins Cctleb, A.M. MaihemMics, 1860-61.
Alphonse Renaud. French, 1860-63.
August DoERiNa. German, 1860-61.
Barnas Sears, D.D., LL.D. German, 1861-67. d. 1880
John Peirce, A.M. Assistant Analytical Chemistry, 1862-63. d. 1897
Theodore Maximilien Hobioand. French, 1863-72.
Benjamin Franklin Clarke, Sc.D. Mathematics, 1863-68. d. 1908
John Howard Appleton, Sc.D. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1863-65; Ana-
lytical Chemistry, 1865-68.
George Frost Corliss. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1865-66.
Charles Martin Stillwell, A.B. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1866-68.
John Labkin Lincoln, LL.D. German, 1867-78. d. 1891
Isaac Bowen Barker, A.M. Rhetoric and English Literature, 1867-68. d. 1876
Stephen Farnum Pbckham, A.M. Chemistry, 1867-68.
Charles William Parsons, A.M., M.D. Lecturer, Physiology, 1867-70. d. 1893
Arnold Buffum Chace, Sc.D. Chemistry, 1868-69.
John Brown Francis Herreshopp, Sc.D. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1869-72.
William Caret Poland, Litt.D. Greek, 1870-71; Latin and Greek, 1871-76.
Charles Lemuel Nichols, M.D. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1872-73.
Charles Horatio Gates, A.B. French, 1872-76.
John Whipple Potter Jenks, A.M. Director of the Museum of Natural Histoiy,
and Lecturer on Special Branches of Agriculture, 1872-74. d. 1894
Frank Batlies Bourne, A.B. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1873-74.
Nathaniel French Davis, LL.D. Mathematics, 1874-79.
Edwin Eddt Caldbr, A.M. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1874-82; Chemistry,
1890-1901.
William Ashmore, A.M. Latin and Greek, 1875-76.
William Whitman Bailet, LL.D. Botany, 1877-81. d. 1914
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, LL.D. Latin and Greek, 1879-81.
Austin Barclat Fletcher, A.M., LL.B. Elocution. 1880-81.
William Herbert Peret Faunce, LL.D. Mathematics, 1881-82.
Howard Malcom Ticknor, A.M. Elocution, 1881-89.
Charles Value Chapin, M.D., Sc.D. Physiology, 1882-86.
Frederic Alexander Hill. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1882-84.
Henry Webster Keigwin, A.M. Mathematics, 1883-84.
Wilson Gardner Crosby, A.B. Latin and Greek, 1883-84; Modern Languages,
1884-86.
Hermon Carey Bumpus, LL.D. Assistant in the Museum and the Zoological Lab-
oratory, 1884-86.
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 41
WiLUAM Shields Liscomb, A.M. Modem Languages, 1886-86; RheUmQ and
Modem Languages, 1886-88. d. 1893
Otis Everett Randall, Ph.D. Mathematics, 1885-91.
Charles Alfred Potter. Assistant, Analytical Chemistry, 1885-90.
GuGLiELMO D'Arcais. Modem Languages, 1885-88.
Stephen Ostrom Edwards, A.M. Mathematics and Logic, 1886-87.
Frank Melville Bronson, A.M. Latin and Greek, 1887-88.
Hbnbt Bratton Gardner, Ph.D. Political Economy, 1888-90.
Andrew McCoreie Warren, A.M. Rhetoric and Modern Languages, 1888-89;
Modem Languages, 1889-90.
John Matteson, B.D. Rhetoric and Elocution, 1889-90.
James Richard Jewbtt, Ph.D. Semitic Languages and History, 1890-91.
Louis Franklin Snow, Ph.D. English, 1890-92; Dean of the Women's College,
1892-1900.
William Dye Mount, M.E. Practical Physics, 1890-93.
James Lawrence Bennett, A.B. Curator of the Herbaria, 1890-91; Curator of the
Herbaria and the Museum of Economic Botany, 1891-94.
Frederick Taft Guild, A.M. Chemistry, 1890-91; Secretary of the Faculty, and
Registrar, 1891-
Ltman Churchill Newell, Ph.D. Chemistry, 1890-91.
Walter Goodnow Everett, Ph.D. Latin, 1890-94.
Ferdinand Courtney French, Ph.D. Mathematics and Psychology, 1890-91.
Willahd Clark Fisher, A.B. Political Economy, 1890-91.
Asa Clinton Crowell, Ph.D. French, 1890-91; French and German, 1891-92;
German, 1892-94.
Augustus Tabeh Swift, Ph.D. German, 1890-92; French, 1894-05.
Charles Edwin Bennett, Litt.D. Sanskrit, 1891-92.
Henry Parker Manning, Ph.D. Mathematics, 1891-95.
Adrian Scott, Ph.D. German, 1891-94. d. 1905.
Walter Mills Saunders. Chemistry, 1891-97.
Clarence Edward Wilson, B.S. Chemistry, 1891-93, 1897-1901.
John Francis Greene, A.M. Greek, 1891-94; Latin, 1894-99.
Edwin Grant Dexter, LL.D. Civil Engineering, 1891-92.
Stephen Sheldon Colvin, Ph.D. English, 1891-92; 1893-94; Rhetoric, 1894-96.
Fred Eugene Parker, M.D. Physical Culture, 1891-93; Physical Culture, and
Director of the Gymnasium, 1893-1903.
Ernest Henry Bhownell, Sc.B. Civil Engineering, 1891-94.
Felix Bertrand Davis. Special, Fencing, 1891-93.
Frank Eugene Lester. Carpenter Shop, 1892-93; Assistant, 1893-1902.
James Solomon Burdick. Machine Shop, 1891-92.
George Milton Gray. Assistant, Anatomical Laboratory, 1891-93.
John Lincoln Alger, A.M. Pure Mathematics, 1892-95.
Clark Mills Brink, Ph.D. Rhetoric and Oratory, 1892-95.
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Edwakd Clifton Btonham, Sc.B. Mechanical Drawing and Engineering, 1892-96.
Bahkeh Nbwhall, Ph.D. Greek, 1892-95.
Albert Bushnell Johnson, A.M. Romance Languages, 1892-99.
WiLUAM HoLDBN Eddt, Ph.D. English, 1892-93.
William Chauncy Langdon, A.M. English, 1892-93.
Ralph Winfhed Tower, A.M. Biology, 1892-93; Demonstrator, Anatomy, 1894-95.
Marshall Stewart Brown, A.M. English, 1892-93.
Arthur Newton Leonard, A.M. German, 1892-94.
Henry Morgan Stone, A.M. English, 1892-93; Elocution, 1893-95. d. 1908
Frank Edwin Stark. Machine Shop, 1892-93; Assistant, 1893-1903.
William Btron Forbush, Ph.D. Comparative Religion, 1893-94.
James Quatle Dealet, Ph.D. English, 1893-94; Latin, 1894-05.
Albert DeForest Palmer, Ph.D. Physics, 1893-96.
Winthrop John Vanletjven Osterhout, Ph.D. Botany, 1893-95.
Walter Ballou Jacobs, A.M. Pedagogy, 1893-95.
Frederic Poole Gorham, A.M. Biology, 1893-99.
Irving Ltsander Foster, A.M. French, 1893-94.
Alfred Reynolds Wightman, Ph.D. English, 1893-94.
Obin Parker Durkee, A.M. English, 1893-94.
George Plumer Merrill, A.M. English, 1893-94; Assistant, Rhetoric,189i-95.
Walter Edward Smith, A.M. Chemistry, 1893-1901.
John Edward Hill, Sc.D. Civil Engineering, 1894-95.
Elmer Almy Wilcox, A.B. Law, 1894-99.
Theodore Francis Green, A.M. Roman Law, 1894-97.
Norman Morrison Isham, A.M. Architecture and Freehand Dramng, 1894-98.
Edmund Cody Burnett, Ph.D. Greek, 1894-95; History, 1895-99.
Albert Walker Hinds, A.M. Greek, 1894-95.
William Washburn Moss, LL.B. Mathematics, 1894-96; Law, 1903-04.
Thomas Crosby, Jr., A.M. Rhetoric, 1894-95; Assistant, Rhetoric, 1895-96; Eng-
lish and Public Speaking, 1900-01.
Miller Moore Fogg, A.M. Elocidion, 1894-1900.
Allan Benton Morton, A.M. Mathematics, 1894-95.
Frederick William Marvel, Ph.B. Drawing and Physical Culture, 1894-96;
Director, Physical Culture, 1903-05.
Frederick Mellbn Knights, B.S. Chemistry, 1894-96.
Adolph Conrad Ely, A.M. German, 1894-97.
Charles Marshall Poor, Ph.D. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1894-95, 1896-97; German
and Curator of German Seminary, 1895-96, 1897-1900.
Henry Milton Barry, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1894-95.
Albert Ellsworth Thomas, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1894-95.
Edward Francis Gamwell, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1894-95.
John Smith Shippbb, A.B. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1894-95; Latin, 1895-1902.
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 43
James Franklin Coluns, Ph.B. Curator of the Herbaria and of the Museum of
Economic Botany, 1894-95; Curatorof Herbarium, 1895-1904; Botany, 1899-1904.
Robert Elkins Dodge, A.M. English Literature, 1895-98.
Hbnbt Faebar Linscott, Ph.D. Indo-Iranian Philology, 1895-96.
George Abnbh Williams, Ph.D. Greek, 1895-98.
Joseph Nickerson Ashton, A.M. Musical Theory and History, 1895-98.
Albert Davis Mead, Ph.D. Comparative Anatomy, 1895-96.
Carl Vernon Tower, Ph.D. Philosophy, 1895-96.
Arthur Eugene Watson, Ph.D. Physics, 1895-99.
Frederick Slocdm, Ph.D. Mathematics, 1895-1900.
Walter Gutton Cadt, A.M. Mathematics, 1895-97.
Frederick Otis Clapp, A.M. Mathematics, 1895-97.
Algernon Wait Putnam, A.M. French, 1895-96.
Louis Alexander Roux, A.M. French, 1895-96.
Edwin Collins Frost, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1895-96; Rhetoric, 1896-98.
Arthur Llewellyn Eno, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1895-96.
Elijah Abraham Hanlet, D.D. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1895-96.
Frederic Eable Whitakbb, Ph.D. Greek, 1896-99.
Haven Metcalf, Ph.D. Botany, 1896-99.
Albert Swift Morse, A.M. Instructor, French, 1896-1900; Romance Languages,
1900-03.
Carroll Harbt Ash, A.M. Mathematics, 1896-97.
John Elof Boodin, Ph.D. Philosophy, 1896-98.
LuciEN Edward Taylor, A.M. French, 1896-97.
Stewart Alfred McCombeb, M.D. Assistant, Physical Culture, 1896-97.
Allan Buell Bicknell, Ph.D. Latin, 1896-97; 1898-99; Curator of the Albert
Harkness Classical Seminary, 1897-98.
Justin Homer Bacon, A.M. French, 1896-97.
Joseph Richard Bullock, Jr., A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1896-98.
William Edward Price, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1896-97.
William Herbert Kenerson, A.M. Assistant, Drawing Room, 1896-97; Mathe-
matics and Drawing, 1897-1901.
Clifford Whipple, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1896-97; Rhetoric, 1898-99.
Jay Perkins, M.D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, 1896-1910.
Charles Edward Dennis, Jr., Ph.D. Pedagogy, 1897-1901.
Ada Geneva Wing, A.M. (Mrs. A. D. Mead). Physiology, Hygiene and Sanitary
Science, Women's College, 1897-1900; Assistant Curator of the Museum, 1898-1900.
Alexander Mbiklejohn, LL.D. Philosophy, 1897-99.
RoscoE Addison Small, Ph.D. English, 1897-98. d. 1898
David Blaustein, Ph.D. Semitic Languages, 1897-99. d. 1912
Abvid Reuterdahl, A.m. Mathematics, 1897-98.
Charles Leslie Fairbanks Paull, A.M. Assistant Curator of the Herbarium,
1897-98.
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Mabel Louise Potter, A.M. Physical Culture, Women's College, 1897-99.
Frank Rowland Wheeleb, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1897-98.
Paul Revere Bullard. Assistant, Physical Culture, 1897-98.
Charles Edward Tilley, A.M. Pedagogy, 1898-99.
Clarence David Wood, A.M. English, 1898-1901. d. 1901
Victor Fbazee, A.M. Pedagogy, 1898-99.
Ralph Kingslet Hyde, A.B. Mathematics, 1898-99.
George Francis Troy, A.B. Assistant, Physical Culture and Acting Director of
the Gymnasium, 1898-99.
Arthur Hale Chamberlain, A.B. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1898-99.
FoRDYCE Dexter Perkins, Ph.B. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1898-99.
Frank Elbert Watson, A.M. Assistant, Comparative Anatomy, 1898-99.
George Wyllys Benedict, Ph.D. English, 1899-1901.
William Dawson Johnston, Litt.D. History, 1899-1900.
Chester Willard Barrows, LL.B. Law, 1899-1903.
CuNTON Harvey Currier, A.M. Mathematics, 1899-
Abthur Horace Blanchard, A.M. Mathematics and Civil Engineering, 1899-1901;
1902-03.
Bernard Capen Ewer, A.M. Mathematics, 1899-1901; Psychology, 1902-03.
Harris Elwood Starr, B.D. Rhetoric, 1899-1901.
George Albert Goulding, A.M. Latin, 1899-1901.
Edward Everett Thompson, A.M. Oerman, 1899-1903.
Edward Blanchard Chamberlain, A.M. Botany, 1899-1901.
Thurston Mason Phetteplacb, M.E. Mechanical Draining, 1899-1900; 1901-05;
Mechanical Engineering, 1905-06. d. 1913
Nels Johnson, A.B. French, 1899-1900.
Frances Stevens Sanborn. Physical Culture, Women's College, 1899-1901.
James Harper Chase, A.M. Assistant, Rhetoric, 1899-1901; English, 1901-03.
Emory Poole Russell. Director of Chapel Music, 1899-1900.
John Edwards. Assistant in the Ladd Observatory, 1899-
Fredbbick Lent, B.D. Biblical Literature, 1900-01.
Bennett Grad, A.B. Semitic Languages, 1900-01.
Clarence Brown Lester, A.M. Mathematics, 1900-02.
Clarence Elnathan Norbis, A.M. French, 1900-02; German, 1902-07.
Harry Kay Poole, A.M. German, 1900-02.
Lemuel Charles Raiford, Ph.D. Chemistry, 1900-01.
Frank Wilson Cheney Hersey, A.M. Assistant, English, 1900-01; English,
1901-04.
George Saunders Cooper, A.B. Assistant, English, 1900-01.
Henry Jewett Hall, A.M. Assistant, Psychological Laboratory, 1900-02; Psy-
chology, 1902-04.
Allan Herbert Willett, Ph.D. Political Economy, 1901-05.
Leonard Worcester Williams, Ph.D. Comparative Anatomy, 1901-03. d. 1912
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 45
Max Merrill Miller, C.E. _Mathematics and CivU Engineering, 1901-02.
Harvey Nathaniel Davib, Ph.D. MathemOtioa, 1901-08.
George Warrington Latham, A.B. English, 1901-07.
Prank Thurston Hallett, A.M. Greek, 1901-03, 1913-
George Freeman Pahmbnter, Ph.D. Chemistry, 1901-03.
Norman Ahmin DuBois, Ph.D. Chemistry, 1901-03.
Ernest Townsend Williamson, A.M. Assistant, English, 1901-02; French, 1902-03.
John Combe Pegram, Jr., M.D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, 1901-06. d. 1906
Janet Maria Atjtt. (Mrs. Preston B. Easterbrooks). Physical Culture,
Women's College, 1901-04.
Frank Taylor Fulton, M.D. Special Lecturer on Pathology, 1901-02; Pathology
and Histology, 1902-10.
Eleazer Bartlett Homer, Sc.B. Special Lecturer on Art, 1901-02.
Ernest Trowbridge Paine, A.M. Latin, 1902-04; Greek, 1905-06. Assistant,
Philosophy, 1911-12.
William Emanuel Cederbbrg, Sc.B. Drawing, 1902-03.
RoscoE MiLUKEN PACKARD, A.M. Mathematics, 1902-04.
Everett Thomas Whitfobd, A.M. New Testament, 1902-03.
Philip Darrbll Sherman, A.M. German, 1902-03.
Thacheb Howland Guild, A.M. Assistant, English, 1902-03.
Latham Clarke, Ph.D. Assistant, Chemistry, 1902-03.
Herman Frederick Krafft, LL.B. Assistant, English, 1902-03.
Henry Dewees Cady. Assistant, Carpenter Shop, 1902-04; Shop Practice, 1904-
Arthub George Host, A.M. German, 1903.
William Jones, Ph.D. History, 1903-04.
Michael Xaviee Sullivan, Ph.D. Chemical Physiology, 1903-07.
Charles Herman Hunkins, Dr. Univ. Paris, French, 1903-11.
Ansel Brooks, M.E. Mechanical Drawing, 1903-05.
Vahan Simon Babasinian, Ph.D. Chemistry, 1903-06.
Arthur Stephen Libby, A.M. French, 1903-04.
Joseph Waite Incb, A.M. Chemistry, 1903-04.
Walter Clarke Phillips, A.M. Assistant, English, 1903-07.
William Thomson Hastings, A.M. Assistant, English, 1903-12.
Arthur Mblvin Wdjslow, Ph.B. Assistant, Mathematics, 1903-04.
Theodore Arthur Cornell, A.M. Assistant, Mathematics, 1903-04.
Edgar Lewis Ashlby, A.M. Assistant, German, 1903-06.
Allen Ferguson Westcott, A.M. Assistant, German, 1903-04.
Charles Raymond Austin, Ph.D. Assistant, Greek, 1903-04.
Morton Collins Stewart, A.M. German, 1904-05.
Marion Lydia Shorey, Ph.D. Physiology and Household Economics, Women's Col-
lege, 1904-06.
Jessie Richards Adams. Physical Culture, Women's College, 1904-06.
Howard Bristol Grose, Ph.D. Assistant, English, 1904-11.
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HowABD Fakman Habt, a.m. Assistant, Mathematics, 1904-05.
Hebbeet Augustine Fbeeman, A.M. Assistant, Mathematics, 1904-05.
Hebbekt Alden Kenton, A.M. Assistant, French, 1904-05.
Wabben Almon Clough, Sc.M. Assistant, Mechanical Dramng, 1904-05.
William Day Applbton, M.E. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1904-06.
Elsie Maeion Steaffin, A.M. (Mes. Walteb Cochbanb Bbonson). Assistant,
English, Women's College, 1904-05.
Ralph Hebmon Ttjket, Ph.D. Assistant, Oreek, 1905.
Aethue H. Rtdee. Director of Chapel Music, 1904-05.
Habold Lestee Madison, A.M. Zoology, 1905.
Charles Wilson Bbown, A.M. Geology, 1905-06.
Henet Beenadin Deowne, C.E. Civil Engineering, 1905-06; 1908-11.
Aethub Upham Pope, Ph.D. Philosophy, 1905-11.
William Kiek, Ph.D. Political Economy, 1905-07.
Raymond Davis Cadt, A.B. Assistant, Chemistry, 1905-06.
Chaeles Stuaet Mitchell, A.B. Assistant, English, 1905-06.
Gboege Rupbbt MacMinn, A.B. Assistant, English, 1905-07; English, 1907-09.
Geobgb Baeeows Obbae, Sc.M. Assistant, Mathematics, 1905-07.
Feank Aethub Bueb, Sc.M. Assistant, Mechanical Drawing, 1905-06.
Guy Blandin Colbuen, Ph.D. Assistant, Qreek, 1905-06.
Lotna Eablb Rowe, Ph.B. Assistant in Art, 1905-06.
Richard Owen Dummee, A.M. Assistant, Chemistry, 1905-06.
Maueicb Louis Dolt, Ph.D. Chemistry, 1906-08.
Alice Wilson Wilcox, A.M. Physiology and Houseliold Economics, Women's Col-
lege, 1906-13.
HoEACE Edwaed Chandler, Sc.B. Assistant, Civil Engineering, 1906-07.
Febdeeiok Steebe Beattie, Ph.B. Assistant, Chemistry, 1906-07.
Edgab Sheffield Brightman, A.M. Assistant, Philosophy and Greek, 1906-08.
Albert John Lobpsinger, Sc.B. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1906-07.
Gene Wilder Ware, A.B. Director of Chapel Music, 1906-09; organist and
director, 1910-
Geoege Lawton Spencee, M.E. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1906-07.
Walteb Edgae Woodbubt, A.M. Assistant, Philosophy, 1907-08.
Philip Henbt Mitchell, Ph.D. Physiology, 1907-11.
Heney H. Conovee, Ph.D. Mathematics, 1907-08.
RoBBBT McBubney Mitchell, A.B. German, 1907-11; 1913-
William Arthur Kennedy, Sc.B. Mechanical Dravdng, 1907-10.
Frederick Eugene Banfibld. Ph.B. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1907-08.
Everett Harold Swett, Sc.B. Assistant, Civil Engineering, 1907-08.
Robert Franklin Field, A.M. Assistant, Physics, 1907-
OscAE William Rackle, Sc.B. Assistant, Civil Engineering, 1907-08.
RoBBET Beadfobd Jonbs, A.B. Assistant, English, 1907-08.
Stanley Bates Habknbss, A.B. Assistant, English, 1907-13.
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION 47
David Wilkinson Smith, A.M. Assistant, Oreeh, 1907-09. d. 1909
Benjamin Louis Antoinb Henin, LL.B. Assistant, French, 1907-10.
Fkedekick George Kbtes, Sc.M. Assistant, Chemistry, 1907-09.
Walter Clifton Slade, Sc.M. Assistant, Chemistry, 1907-08.
Harvet McLeod Kellbt, A.B. Assistant, Public Speaking, 1907-09.
Ratmond Clare Archibald, Ph.D. Mathematics, 1908-11.
Nels Johann Lennes, Ph.D. Mathematics, 1908-09.
Alphonse Marvin LaMeslee, A.M. French, 1908-09.
Francis Joseph Neef, Ph.B. Oerman, 1908-09.
Samuel Jacob Beeber, A.M. Assistant, Chemistry, 1908-09.
Henry Wolcott Bobbins, A.M. Assistant, English, 1908-09.
Robert Sylvester Curley, A.B. Assistant, Mechanical Drawing, 1908-09.
Nelson Clark Dale, Sc.B. Assistant, Geology, 1908-12.
Christian Augustus Worsley, A.M. Assistant, Geohgy, 1908-09.
John Burnham Ferguson, M.D. Demonstrator in Anatomy, 1908-
Aethur Ware Locke, A.B. Music, 1909-10.
Allan Benton Morton, A.M. Mathematics, 1909-10.
Gilbert Chinabd, L.es L. French, 1909-12.
Robert Campbell Weed, Sc.M. Chemistry, 1909-10.
Albert Eddy Leach, Sc.B. Civil Engineering, 1909-10.
Moses Leverock Crossley, Sc.M. Physics, 1909-11.
Laurence Rich Grose, A.M. Assistant, English, 1909-13.
Carol Aronovici, Ph.D. Assistant, Social Science, 1909-10.
Robert Poster Chambers, Ph.D. Assistant, Chemistry, 1909-12.
HovHANNES ZoviGiAN, Ph.B. Assistant, Chemistry, 1909-10.
George Thomas Huxford, Sc.B. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1909-10.
Ralph Philip Boas, A.M. Assistant, English, 1909-10.
James Cook Martin, Ph.D. Assistant, Geology, 1909-10.
Ernest Russell Hager, A.M. Assistant, Education, 1909-10.
Fred Wahn Beal, A.M. Mathematics, 1910-11.
John Herbert Bachmann, A.M. German, 1910-13.
John Joseph Long, Ph.B. Mechanical Drawing, 1910-
NoRMAN Edward Holt, Ph.D. Chemistry, 1910-
Walter Brooks Henderson, Ph.B. Assistant, English, 1910-12.
Albert Arnold Bennett, Sc.M. Assistant, Mathematics, 1910-11.
James Alexander Hall, Sc.B. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1910-
Herman Adolph Liebig, A.m. Assistant, German, 1910-11.
Albert Potter Farwell, Ph.B. Assistant, Chemistry, 1910-11.
Louis John Gillespie, Ph.B. Assistant, Physics, 1910-11.
Robert Francis Sbybolt, Ph.D. Assistant, Education, 1910-11.
Farnham Bishop, A.M. Assistant, English, 1910-11.
Lucius Joseph Gat. Assistant in the Gymnasium, 1910-
John Corliss Dunning, Ph.D. Social and Political Science, 1911-12.
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Rai/PH Cahoon Whitnack, A.m. Economies, 1911-12.
Roland Ellis Hutchinb, Sc.B. Civil Engineering, 1911-13.
John Fhedebick Sievebs, A.M. German, 1911-12.
Harris Merrill Barbour, A.M. Assistant, Philosophy, 1911-13.
John Donald Prtor, A.M. Assistant, English, 1911-12.
Bernard Alotsius Kebnan, A.M. Assistant, German, 1911-12, Assistant, German
and French, 1912-
RoBERT Gamble Caswell, Sc.M. Chemistry, 1911-
Albebt Edward Rand, A.M. German, 1912-
Henri Ferdinand Micoleau, French, 1912-
Alfred Gary Hawkins, A.M. Geology, 1912-
Harbt Worthington Hastings, A.M. English Literature and Rhetoric, 1912-
JoHN Henry Williams, A.B. Assistant, English, 1912-
JoHN Tracy Winterich, A.B. Assistant, English, 1912-13.
Paul Hart Francis, Sc.B. Assistant, Physics, 1912-13.
Mary Elizabeth Bates. Physical Culture, Women's College, 1912-
Sakah Gbidley Ross, A.B. Head of Miller Hall, 1908-
Walter Clark Phillips. A.M. English, 1913-
Leighton Teeterick Bohl, Sc.B. Civil Engineering, 1913-
Clarence Newton Reynolds, Jr., Ph.B. MathemMics, 1913-
Florence Harris Danielson, A.M. Physiology and Household Economics, Women's
College, 1913-
Frank Carlton Blake, Sc.B. Assistant, Physics, 1913-
Karl Henry Koopman, A.B. Assistant, English, 1913-
JoHN Thomas Owens, A.B. Assistant, English, 1913-
Benjamin Crocker Glough, A.B. Assistant, English, 1913-
Thomas Clark Shedd, Sc.B. Assistant, Mechanical Engineering, 1913-
Clarence Edwin Ayres, A.B. Assistant, Philosophy, 1913-
Clarence Frank Gutord, A.M. Assistant, Education, 1913-
Thomas Howahth Roberts, Ph.B. Assistant, Chemistry, 1913-
Samttel Tomlinson Arnold, A.B. Assistant, Chemistry, 1913-
Charles Henry Huogins, Assistant in the Gymnasium.
Henry Englandeb, Ph.D. Lectiirer on Biblical Literature and History, 1906-10.
Nathan Stern, Ph.D. Lecturer on Biblical Literature and History, 1910-
DEANS
Louis Fbankhn Snow, Ph.D.
WiNSLow Upton, Sc.D.
Anne Cbosby (Emery) Allinson, Ph.D
Alexander Meiklejohn, LL.D.
Carl Barus, LL.D.
Lida Shaw King, Litt.D.
Otis Everett Randall, Ph.D.
1892-1900
Women's College
1900-1901
University
1900-1905
Women's College
1901-1912
University
1903-
Graduate Department
1905-
Women's College
1912-
University
LIBRARIANS
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LIBRARIANS
John Doeeance, A.B.
1773-1775
d. 1813
ASHTJK ROBBINS, A.B.
1782-1785
d. 1845
WiLMAM Wilkinson, A.M.
1785-1788
d. 1852
Jonathan Maxct, A.M.
1788-1792
d. 1820
Asa Mesber, A.M.
1792-1799
d. 1836
Otis Thompson, A.B.
1799-1800
d. 1859
Calvin Pakk, A.M.
1800-1806
d. 1847
Williams Emmons, A.B.
1806-1808
d. 1855
John Bait.et, A.M.
1808-1814
d. 1835
Caleb Hopkins Snow, A.M.
1814-1818
d. 1836
Peter Phatt, A.B.
1818-1819
d. 1842
Aabon Bbooks, A.m.
1819-1821
d. 1845
Horace Mann, A.B.
1821-1823
d. 1859
Increase Sxjmnee Smith, A.B.
1823-1824
d. 1866
Horatio Gates Bowen, A.M., M.D.
1824-1840
d. 1848
William Gammell, LL.D. Acting
1840-1841
d. 1889
Alexis Caswfll, D.D. Acting
1841-1842
d. 1877
Charles Coffin Jewett, A.M.
1842-1848
d. 1868
Reuben Aldridge Guild, LL.D.
1848-1893; Emeritus, 1893-1899
d. 1899
Harry Ltman Koopman, Litt.D. 1893-
George Parker Winship, A.M. John Carter Brown Library,
1904-
ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS
Robinson Potter Dunn, D.D.
JuDSON Benjamin, A.B.
Reuben Aldridge Guild, LL.D.
Heman Lincoln Wayland, D.D.
James Burrill Angell, LL.D.
William Hammond Mili^, D.D.
Samuel Brooks, D.D.
Edward Thompson Caswell, M.D.
Samuel Coffin Eastman, LL.B.
Edward Hutchins Cutler, A.M.
Daniel Beckwith, A.B.
Frank Alexander Fabnham, LL.B.
John Milton Burnham, A.M.
Clarence Saunders Brigham, A.M.
Lloyd Wadleigh Josselyn,
Maude Evelyn Clarke (Mrs. Louis Everett Covell) A.B.
Carter Brown Library, 1904-1906; Assistant. 1906-1908.
Herbert Olin Brigham, 2nd Assistant, 1900-1903
Earl Whitney Browning, Ph.B. 2nd Assistant, 1905-1906
Joseph Lewis Wheeler, B.L.S. 2nd Assistant, 1906-1907
Anna Metcalf, Reference, 1897-1901.
Bertha Tucker, A.B. (Mrs. J. H. Adams) Reference, 1901-1905
1843-1846
d. 1867
1846-1847
d. 1855
1847-1848
d. 1899
1849-1849
d. 1898
1849-1850
1850-1852
d. 1893
1852-1853
d. 1911
1853-1854
d. 1887
1857-1858
1858-1860
1877-1879
1879-1881
1881-1909
d. 1909
1899-1900
1909-1911
3VELL) A.B.
Cataloguer, John
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Earl Noethup MANCHEaiER, A.B. 2nd Assistant, 1903-05; Reference, 1905-11.
Haebt Edwabd Roelke, Ph.B. Reference, 1911-
Walter Colbttbn Robertson, Assistant Reference, 1910-12.
Ruth Constance BuEHOtrGHS, Ph.B. Assistant Reference, 1912-13.
Ottilib Rose Metzqer, A.B. Assistant Reference, 1913-
Mabel Temple, Cataloguer, 1894-99.
Nettie Serena Goodale, A.B. (Mrs. John S. Murdock) Assistant Cataloguer,
1895-99; Cataloguer, 1899-1901.
HoRTENSE Webster (Mrs. H. H. Goss), Cataloguer, 1901-04.
Jessie Mat Douglass, Cataloguer, 1904-08.
Laura Russell Gibbs, B.L.S. Cataloguer, 1908-13.
Phebe Parker, A.B. Cataloguer, 1913-
Rebecca Phillips Steere, Cataloguer, Jokn Carter Brown Library, 1908-
DoKA Augusta Barber, Assistant Cataloguer, 1897-1903.
Beatrice Jennie Barker, Assistant Cataloguer, 1902-03.
Maude Evelyn (Clarke) Covell, A.B. Assistant Cataloguer, 1903-07.
Helen Chapman Webster, Assistant Cataloguer, 1907-08. d. 1912
Sabah Gridlet Ross, A.B. Assistant Cataloguer, 1907-08.
Lulu Winipeed Simpson, A.B. Assistant Cataloguer, 1910-12.
Alice Scott Maile, Ph.B. Assistant Cataloguer, 1911-12.
Mart Widman Beonson (Mrs. James Manning), Ph.B. Assistant Cataloguer,
1911-
Jessie Helen Bare, A.B. Assistant Cataloguer, 1913-
Margaret Bingham Stilwbll, A.B. Assistant Cataloguer, John Carter Brown
Library, 1911-
Edith Maeie Linnea Carlborg, A.B. Assistant Cataloguer, 1912-13.
Grace Emma Dickeeman, Clerk, 1902-03.
Gertrude Mart Allen, Ph.B. Clerk, 1910-13.
Evelyn Butler Tilden, Clerk, 1913-
REGISTRARS
Lemuel Holmes Elliott,
William Douglas,
Francis Wayland Douglas,
Gilman Parker Robinson,
John Calvin Stockbridge,
Frederick Taft Guild,
Theron Clark, Assistant,
Emma Bradford Stanton, Women's College,
PHYSICIANS
Jbannie Oliver Arnold (Mrs. William Harkness), M.D. Women's College,
1902-
George Warren Gardner, M.D. 1903-1906
George Arnold Matteson, M.D. 1906-1912
Peter Pineo Chase, M.D. 1912-
1828-1864
d. 1869
1864-1879
d. 1887
1879-1884
1884-1889
1889-1891
d. 1896
1891-
1895-
1897-
KEEPER OF GRADUATE RECORDS
KEEPER OF GRADUATE RECORDS
Mart Drew Vattghan, Ph.B. 1902-1907
Eabl NoETHtrp Manchester, A.B. 1907-1908
Albert Enight Potter, A.M. 1908-1910
Louise Phosseb Bates, A.M. (Mrs. Francis E.) 1910-
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STEWARDS
From 1828-1884 this office was combined with that of Registrar.
JosiAS Arnold,
William Holrotd,
Peregrine Foster,
Richard Eddt,
Martha Eddt.
John Pitman,
Matthew Manchester,
Euas Penniman,
Ormsbee,
Uriel Rea,
William Blandinq,
John Williams,
William Peck,
Jesse Bolles,
Joseph Cadt,
Lemuel Holmes Elliott,
Archibald Grant Delanet,
1770-1773
1773-1776
1782-1784
1784-1784
1784-1785
1785-1786
1786-1788
1788-1790
1790-1792
1792-1793
1793-1795
1795-1800
1800-1803
1803-1812
1812-1826
1826-1864
1884-1904
d. 1784
d. 1822
d. 1830
d. 1806
d. 1862
d. 1869
SUPERINTENDENT OF GROUNDS AND BUD^DINGS
Edwin Atlsworth Burlingame, 1904-
GRADUATES
1769
BELTON, JOSEPH, A.B; from Groton. Conn.; d. Philadelphia, Pa., about 1785.
EATON. JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Physician; b. HopeweU, N. J., 1750; d. Newark,
N. J.. May 10, 1775.
ROGERS, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M., CoUege ot Philadelphia 1773; Yale College 1780;
College of N. J. 1786; D.D., College of Philadelphia 1790. Principal academy, New-
port, R. I., 1769-70; licensed Baptist preacher 1771; ordained 1772; pastor First
Church, Philadelphia, Penn., 1772-75; preacher 1775-76, 1803-05; chaplain Miles
Penn. Rifle Regiment 1776-78; brigade chaplain 1778-81; professor oratory and belles-
lettres. College of Philadelphia, 1789-92; University of Penn. 1792-1811; vice presi-
dent Penn. Society for Gradual Abolition of Slavery 1790; member Md. Society for the
same object 1794; vice president Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries of
Public Prisons 1797; chaplain Philadelphia Militia Legion 1805; senior chaplain N. E.
Society of Philadelphia 1816; member Penn. legislature 1816-17; vice president
Religious Historical Society of Philadelphia 1819. Correspondent and editor Evan-
gelical Magazine, London, 1802; b. Newport, R. I., July 22, 1751; d. Philadelphia,
Penn., April 7, 1824.
STITES, RICHARD, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1771; lawyer Elizabethtown,
N. J.; captain Continental army; b. Connecticut Farms, N. J., 1747; wounded in
battle of Long Island, Aug. 27, 1776, and died a few days later.
THOMPSON, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1795-1803. Or-
dained Baptist minister 1771; preacher Warren, R. I., 1770-71; pastor 1771-78;
chaplain Continental army 1775-78; preacher Ashford, Conn., 1778-79; pastor First
Church, Swansea, Mass., 1779-1802; resident Charlton, Mass., 1802-03; b. Amwell,
N. J., April 14, 1748; d. Charlton, Mass., May 1, 1803.
VARNUM, JAMES MITCHELL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher classical school. East Green-
wich, R. I.; admitted to bar 1771; lawyer East Greenwich, R. I., 1771-87; colonel
Kentish Guards 1774; Vamum's R. I. regiment 1775; 9th Continental infantry 1776;
1st R. I. regiment 1777; brigadier-general R. I. troops 1776; Continental army 1777-
79; major-general R. I. militia 1779-88; member Continental congress 1780-82, 1786-
87; judge Northwest Territory, Marietta, O., 1788-89; president R. I. Society of
Cincinnati; b. Dracut. Mass., Dec. 17, 1748; d. Marietta, O., Jan. 10, 1789.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. FeUow Brown University 1789-1818. Teacher
Warren, R. I., 1769-73; founder academy, Wrentham, Mass., 1773; principal; licensed
Baptist preacher 1773; ordained 1776; pastor Wrentham 1775-1823; b. Hilltown,
Penn., 1752; d. Wrentham, Mass., Sept. 22, 1823.
1770
DENNIS, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; from Newport, R. I.; d. 1839.
FOSTER, THEODORE, A.B.; A.M.; Dartmouth College 1786. Trustee Brown
University, 1794-1822. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of represen-
tatives 1776-82, 1812-16; town clerk Providence many years; judge court of ad-
miralty 1785; member U. S. senate 1790-1803; antiquary, collecting materiab for
history of R. I.; b. Brookfield, Mass., April 29, 1752; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 13,
1828.
NASH, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1775; pastor
Gray, Me., 1775-82; resident Gray, Me., 1782-1821; b. Abington, Mass., Aug. 4,
1744; d. Gray, Me., Feb. 1, 1821.
READ. SETH, A.B.; A.M.; Yale College 1781; Harvard University 1781; Dart-
mouth CoUege 1786; b. Uxbridge, Mass., March 6, 1746; d. Feb. 19, 1830.
64 BEOWN UNIVERSITY 1771
1771
ARNOLD, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; Trustee Brown University 1800-36. Lawyer
Providence, R. I.; chief justice R. I. supreme court 1809-10. From Smithfield, R. I.;
b. 1751; d. North Providence, R. I., Nov. 8, 1826.
BROWN, MICAH, A.B. Resident Smithfield, R. I. From Barrington, R. I.; d.
West Indies, 1773.
COSSIT, RANNA, A.B.; A.M. Episcopal mmister, Sydney, Island of Cape Breton;
d. 1815.
FARNHAM, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; from Conn.
USTICK, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher and theological student New York, N.
Y., 1772-75; preacher Stamford, Conn., 1775-76; Ashford, Conn., 1776-79; ordamed
Baptist minister 1777; pastor Grafton, Mass., 1779-82; First Church, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1782-1802; b. New York, N. Y., Aug. 30, 1753; d. Burlington, N. J., April
18, 1803.
WARD, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M., Yale College 1787. Trustee Brown University 1790-
1800. Captain Vamum's R. I. regiment 1775; major 1st R. I. regiment 1777;
lieutenant-colonel 1779; retired 1781; merchant Warwick, R. I., 1781-90; New
York, N. Y., 1790-1808; resident East Greenwich, R. I., 1804-16; Jamaica, L. I.,
1816-28; New York, N. Y., 1828-32; R. I. commissioner Annapolis convention 1786;
president N. Y. Marine Insurance Company 1806-08; delegate Hartford convention
1814; b. Westerly, R. I., Nov. 17. 1756; d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 16, 1832.
1772
APPLETON, JOSEPH, A.B. ; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1776; pastor
North Brookfield, Mass., 1776-95; b. Ipswich, Mass., 1751; d. North Brookfield,
Mass., July 25, 1795.
DAVID, EBENEZER, A.B. Principal Latin School, Providence, R. I., 1772-74?;
ordained Seven Day Baptist minister; chaplain 9th Continental infantry 1776; 2d
R. I. regiment 1777-78. From Philadelphia, Penn.; d. March 19, 1778.
GREENE, BENJAMIN, A.B. Physician Argenteuil Grand River, Canada; b. War-
wick, E. I., March, 1755; d. Argenteuil Grand River, Canada, Nov. 24, 1824.
HARRIS, JOSEPH, A.B. Manufacturer Limerock, R. I.; member Harris Limerock
Co.; one of the destroyers of the Gaspee; b. Providence, E. I., April 3, 1752; died
Limerock, R. I., Feb. 25, 1823.
HOWELL, ELIAS, A.B.; A.M.; from Egg Harbor, N. J.
RUSSELL, JOSEPH DOLBEARE, A.B.; A.M. Aide-de-camp, Battle of R. I.,
Aug., 1778; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 2, 1756; d. March 29, 1786.
1773
DROWNE, SOLOMON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1804; M.B., University of Penn. 1781;
A.M., Dartmouth College 1786. Fellow Brown University 1783-1834; professor ma-
teria medica and botany 1811-34. Physician Providence, R. I.; surgeon Continental
army 1776-80; student medicine England, Holland, Belgium and France, 1784-88;
physician Marietta, O., 1788-89; Providence, R. I., 1789-92; Morgantown, Va.,
1792-94; Union, Penn., 1794-1801; Foster, R. I., 1801-34; original member R. I.
Medical Society; vice president; one of the founders R. I. Society for the Encoiu'age-
ment of Domestic Industry; member American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Author
Farmer's Guide, 1824; b. Providence, R. I., March 11, 1753; d. Foster, R. I., Feb.
5, 1834.
LITCHFIELD, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor
Second Church, Kittery, Me., 1782-1828; b. Scituate. Mass., Jan. 26, 1751; d.
Kittery. Me., Jan. 28, 1828.
NASH, JACOB, A.B.; from Providence, R. I. Died previous to 1795.
PADELFOED, PHILIP, A.B.; A.M. Medical student New Bedford, Mass.; surgeon
R. I. militia 1778; U. S. navy; physician Taunton. Mass.; b. Taunton, Mass., 1763;
d. Taunton, Aug. 27. 1815.
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TILLINGHAST, HENRY HENDREN, A.B.; A.M. Physician Providence, R. I.;
b. Providence, R. I., June 6, 1757; d. Columbia, S. C, 1795.
1774
BINNEY, BARNABAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.B., CoUege of Philadelphia 1776.?. Hospital
surgeon Continental army 1776-83; senior surgeon Continental army hospital;
physician Philadelphia, Penn., 1781-86; b. Boston, Mass., 1751; d. Franklin Co.,
Penn., June 21, 1787.
DORRANCE, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Fii-st librarian Brown University 1773-75; tutor
1774-76; trustee 1798-1813. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; justice court of common
pleas. Providence Co., 1794-1801; president Providence town council; member R. I.
house of representatives; b. Scituate, R. I., 1747; d. Providence, R. I., June 29, 1813.
FOSTER, DWIGHT, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1784. Admitted to bar 1778;
lawyer Providence, R. I., 1778-79; justice of peace 1779; lawyer Brookfield, Mass.
1779-1823; delegate Mass. constitutional convention 1779, 1799; justice of peace
Worcester Co. 1781; special justice court of common pleas 1792; high sheriff Worces-
ter Co. 1792; member Mass. house of representatives; Mass. senate; U. S. house of
representatives 1793-99; U. S. senate 1800-03; chief justice court of common pleas,
Worcester Co., 1801-11; member Mass. executive council 1818; b. Brookfield, Mass.,
Dec. 7, 1767; d. Brookfield, April 29, 1823.
JONES, TIMOTHY, A.B.; A.M.
MANN, JACOB, A.B. Clergyman; d. 1826.
PENNIMAN, ELIAS, A.B.; A.M. Steward Brown University 1788-90. Physician
Milford, Mass.; Hardwick, Mass.; b. Milford, Mass., Dec. 1, 1748; d. Hardwick,
Mass., Feb. 9, 1830.
1775
BOWEN, PARDON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1812. Trustee Brown University 1817-26.
Surgeon privateer 1779; physician Providence, R. I., 1781-1820; president R. I.
Medical Society 1815-23. Author of an account of yellow fever in Providence 1805;
contributions to medical journals; b. Providence, R. I., March 22, 1767; d. Poto-
womut. Warwick, R. I., Oct. 25, 1826.
BRADFORD, JAMES, A.B.; A.M.; d. previous to 1786.
FAIRBANKS, ELEAZAR, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1777;
pastor Boylston, Mass., 1777-93; Wilmington, Vt., 1793-1800; b. Brimfield, Mass.;
d. Palmyra, N. Y., 1821.
FARRINGTON, DANIEL, A.B. Student theology, Franklin, Mass.; Congrega-
tional minister; preacher Wrentham, Mass.; Taunton, Mass.; and elsewhere;
b. Wrentham, Mass., March 1, 1766; d. Wrentham, Mass., Jan. 21, 1834.
FULTON, JAMES, A.B.
HOPKINS, ESEK, A.B. Lieutenant on Providence sloop; captm-ed by British;
prisoner of war Halifax, N. S.; b. Newport, R. I., June 9, 1768; d. 1777.
LAW, ANDREW, A.B.; A.M.; Yale CoUege 1786; LL.D., Allegheny College 1820;
clergyman; author of a new system of musical notation; b. Cheshire, Conn.; d.l821.
PORTER, MICAIAH, A.B.; A.M. Student theology Preston, Conn.; preacher
Southern states and Va.; ordained Congregational minister; pastor Voluntown,
Conn., 1781-1800; Plainfield, 1805-24; b. Braintree, Mass., April 86, 1746; d.
Sept. 4, 1824.
READ, JOSIAH, A.B.; A.M., Yale CoUege 1781; Harvard University 1785; b.
Uxbridge, Mass., July 23, 1763; d. 1813.
ROGERS, ROBERT, A.B.; A.M.; Yale CoUege 1788. Trustee Brown University
1786-88; fellow 1788-1835. Second lieutenant TaUman's R. I. regiment 1776; 1st
R. I. regiment 1777; first lieutenant 1777; principal classical school Newport, R. I.;
secretary, treasurer and librarian. Redwood Library, 20 years. *. B. K. ; b. Newport,
R. I., April 18, 1758; d. Newport. Aug. 5, 1835.
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1776
COE, CURTIS, A.B.; A.M. Student theology Middletown, Conn.: chaplain Con-
tinental army; ordained Congregational minister 1780; pastor Durham, N. H.,
1780-1806; missionary N. H. and Mass.; resident Newfields, N. H.; b. Middletown,
Conn.. July 21, 1750; d. Newfields, N. H., Jan. 7. 1829.
COOKE, AMASA, A.B. Licensed Congregational minister 1780; pastor First
Church, Bemardston, Mass., 1783-1805; b. Hadley, Mass., 1750; d. Bemardston,
Mass., June 11, 1816.
CUMMINGS, ABRAHAM, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Andover, Mass.; Baptist minister;
home missionary Andover, Mass.; North Yarmouth, Me.; b. Andover, Mass., 1755;
d. Phippsburg, Me., Aug. 31, 1827.
DUTCH, EBENEZER, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1779;
pastor Bradford, Mass., 1779-1813; b. Ipswich, Mass., 1751; d. Bradford, Mass.,
Aug. 5, 1813.
EDWARDS, WILLIAM, A.B. Colonel British army; resident London, England.
Perished on his way from Bristol, England, to Cork, Ireland.
GANO, DANIEL, A.B. Second lieutenant 1st N. Y. regiment 1775-76; second
lieutenant Knox's regiment Continental artillery 1776; captain-lieutenant 2d Con-
tinental artillery 1777-78; afterwards captain N. Y. levies;]j[pioneer settler Kentucky;
b. N. C. 1758; d. Scott Co., Ky., April 8, 1849.
HART, JOHN, A.B.; d. 1814.
MANN, JOHN PRESTON, A.B.; A.M. Physician Newport, R. I.; b. Attleboro,
Mass., 1775; d. Newport, R. I., Sept. 24, 1837.
THAYER, JABEZ, A.B. Chaplain 14th Mass. regiment 1777; d. previous to 1786.
1777
CALEFF, JEDEDIAH, A.B.; d. previous to 1786.
DUNCAN, JOHN, A.B.; d. previous to 1804.
GAIR, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. 1782. Ordained Baptist mmister 1776; pastor Med-
field, Mass., 1776-87; Second Church, now Warren Ave., Boston, Mass., 1788-90;
b. Boston, 1755; d. Boston, April 7, 1790.
POND, ENOCH, A.B.; A.M. 1782. Continental army one year; music teacher
several years; teacher public schools, Boston, Mass.; ordained Congregational
minister; pastor Ashford, Conn., 1789-1807; b. Wrentham, Mass., AprS 27, 1756;
d. Aug. 6, 1807.
QUARLES, FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Congregational minister, Hamilton, Mass.;
b. Hamilton, Mass., 1750; d. Hamilton, Mass., Jan. 28, 1831.
RICE, TILLEY, A.B.; A.M. Physician Brookfield, Mass.; magistrate Brookfield.
Mass.; b. Brookfield, Mass, 1757; d. Brookfield, Mass., Aug., 1824.
SAMPSON, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. 1786. Lawyer Providence. R. I.; bapt. Boston,
Mass., Aug. 28, 1757; d. Providence, R. I., June 6, 1794.
1782
BROWN, OBADIAH, A.B.; b. May 16, 1762; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 14, 1815.
GREEN, JOHN MORLEY, A.B. Ensign 2d R. I. regiment 1779; lieutenant 1780;
1st R. I. regiment 1781-83; b. Providence, R. I., 1760; d. Oct. 26, 1817.
JENCKES, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1799-1818. Resident
Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 11, 1764; d, Terre Haute, Ind., Sept.
13, 1818.
JONES, ALEXANDER, A.B. Commission merchant Charleston, S. C, until about
1800; Providence, R. I., 1800-40; b. MiUord. Mass., Aug. 8, 1764; d. Providence,
R. I., March 20, 1840.
M'CLELLAN, WILLIAM, A.B. Merchant New York, N. Y.; resident Keene, N. H.;
b. Woodstock. Conn.. March 5, 1762; d. Woodstock, Conn., Jan. 25, 1809.
1782 GRADUATES fi7
SNOW, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Third lieutenant Capt. Elliott's regiment of artillery
1776-80; merchant Providence, R. I.; China several years; U. S. consul Canton,
China; original member R. I. Society of Cincinnati; secretary 1812; b. Aug. 10,
1758; d. Providence, May 13, 1838.
WHEATON. LEVI, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1812. Trustee Brown University 1798-1851;
professor theory and practice of medicine 1815-28. Physician Hudson, N. Y., ten
years; New York, N. Y., two years; Providence R. I.; physician of port of Provi-
dence; original fellow R. I. Medical Soc; president 1824-29. *. B. K.; b. Providence
R. I., Feb. 6, 1761; d. Providence, Aug. 29, 1851.
1783
CAMPBELL, JACOB, A.B.; A.M. Principal classical school. East Greenwich, R. I.;
lawyer East Greenwich. Author Poetical Essays, and Essays in Prose; b. East Green-
wich, R. I., 1760; d. East Greenwich, March 5, 1788.
HARRIS, LUTHER, A.B.
TILLINGHAST, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 10, 1764; d.
Providence, July 5, 1829.
TILLINGHAST, JOHN, A.B. ; A.M.; b. Providence, R. L, Jan. 2, 1766; d. Newport,
Indiana, May 31, 1837.
TYLER, OTHNIEL, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Sudbury, Mass.; b. Attleboro, Mass.,
April 4, 1763; d. 1846.
WILKINSON, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Librarian Brown University 1785-88.
Principal Latin School, Providence, R. I., 1783-94; postmaster Providence 1790-
1801; bookseller Providence; member R. I. house of representatives 1813-18; town
council. Providence, 1824; *. B. K.; b. Killingly, Conn., June 19, 1760; d. Providence,
R. I., May 16, 1852.
1786
ANNAN, ROBERT LANDALS, A.B.
ANNAN, WILLIAM, A.B. Physician; d. Philadelphia, Penn., 1797.
BOWEN, OLIVER, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., Apr. 21, 1767; d. Providence,
Dec. 11, 1804.
BROWN, NICHOLAS, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1791-1825; treasurer
1796-1825; fellow 1825-41. Merchant, senior partner house of Brovm and Ives;
member R. I. house of representatives; R. I. senate; presidential elector 1840; one
of the founders of Providence Athenaeum; Butler Hospital for the Insane; *. B. K.;
b. Providence, R. I., April 4, 1769; d. Providence, Sept. 27, 1841.
CARTER, BENJAMIN BOWEN, A.B.; A.M.: b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 16, 1771;
d. New York, N. Y., April 24, 1831.
FREEMAN, EDMUND, A.B.; A.M.: b. Mansfield, Mass., Aug. 5, 1764; d. Mans-
field, March 30, 1833.
GOULD, JONATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1793;
pastor Standish. Me., 1793-95; d. Standish, Me., July 26, 1795.
GREEN, TIMOTHY, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Worcester, Mass., two years; New
York, N. Y.; b. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 9, 1765; lost at sea on his return from
Charleston, S. C, 1813.
HALL, JAIRUS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Wilmington, Vt.; town clerk 1789-1833;
justice of peace 38 years; member Vt. house of representatives 1804-13, 1821-26;
assistant justice Windham Co., Vt., 1811-22; b. New Braintree, Mass., March 5,
1765; d. Boston, Mass., Aug. 25, 1849.
KOLLOCK, LEMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., 1819; Harvard University 1822. Medical
student Newport, R. I.; physician S. C; Savannah, Ga., 1796-1823; corresponding
member Mass. Historical Society; b. Mass., 1766; d. Savannah, Ga., Apr., 1823.
MANNING, JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Merchant; b. 1765; d. New York. N. Y.. Jan..
1809.
68 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1786
MASON, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Physician Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Oct. 8, 1768; d. Providence, July 20, 1843.
SMITH, PRESERVED, A.B.; A.M.; Williams College 1797. Member Mass. state
militia 1775-78; student theology Conway, Mass., 1786-87; ordained Congrega-
tional minister 1787; pastor Rowe, Mass., 1787-1804, 1812-32; Mendon, Mass.,
1805-1812: b. Ashfield, Mass., June 25, 1759; died Warwick, Mass., Aug. 15, 1834.
WOOD, AMOS, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1788; pastor Weare, N. H., 1787-
98; delegate N. H. constitutional convention 1791; b. Rowley, Mass., 1760; d.
Weare, N. H., Feb. 3, 1798.
WOODS, BENJAMIN, A.B. Lawyer; U. S. district attorney N. C; d. Newbem,
N. C, 1808.
1787
ALDEN, ABNER, A.B.; A.M. Principal Kent Academy, East Greenwich, R. I.,
1802-08; teacher Bristol, R. I.; b. 1758; d. Bristol, R. I., Aug. 23, 1820.
CROUCH, ABRAHAM, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Charleston, S. C; custom-house
officer, Charleston; b. 1768; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 3, 1826.
EDDY, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1801. Trustee Brown University 1797-1805;
fellow 1806-39; secretary 1806-29. Delegate R. I. convention on U. S. constitution
1790; admitted to bar 1790; lawyer Providence, R. I.; clerk R. I. superior court
1790-94; clerk R. I. general assembly 1793; member committee to collect and revise
R. I. laws 1794; secretary of state, R. I., 1797-18i9; member U. S. house of repre-
sentatives 1819-26; associate justice R. I. supreme court 1826-27; chief justice 1827-
36; corresponding member Mass. Historical Society; b. Johnston, R. I., March 31,
1769; d. Feb. 3, 1839.
FAXON, JOHN, A.B. Member company for defense of Castle and Governors Island,
Boston harbor, Mass., 1780-81; lawyer Machias, Me.; b. June 7, 1763; d. 1827.
HA WES, OLIVER, A.B.; A.M. Physician Society Hill, S. C; b. Wrentham, Mass.,
June 26, 1766; d. Society Hill, S. C, Oct., 1821.
KING, ELI, A.B.; A.M.; of Cheraw District, S. C, in 1790; d. 1817.
LAMBERT, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Congregational preacher 1789;
ordamed 1790; pastor Newbury, Vt., 1790-1809; First Church, Lyme, N. H., 1811-
20; member N. H. house of representatives 1821-28; b. Rowley, Mass., 1765; d.
Lyme, N. H., Dec. 16. 1838.
LEONARD, OLIVER, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Norton, Mass.; admitted to bar 1791;
lawyer Taunton, Mass.; Orrington, Me.; resident Bangor, Me.; member Mass.
house of representatives; b. Norton, Mass., Feb. 3, 1764; d. Bangor, Me., Jan. 3,
1828.
MANN, JOHN MILTON, A.B. Physician Hudson, N. Y., 1800-09; member com-
mon council, Hudson; b. Attleboro, Mass.; drowned Hudson, N. Y., Aug. 24, 1809.
MAXCY, JONATHAN. A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Harvard University 1801. Tutor Brown
University 1787-91; librarian 1788-92; professor divinity 1791-92; trustee 1791-92;
president pro tempore 1792-97; president 1797-1802. Licensed Baptist preacher
1790; ordamed 1791; pastor First Baptist Church, Providence, R. I., 1791-92; presi-
dent Union College 1802-04; S. C. College 1804-20; b. Attleboro, Mass., Sept. 2,
1768; d. Columbia, S. C, June 4, 1820.
1788
ADAMS, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Uxbridge, Mass.; member Mass.
house of representatives 1809-14; Mass. senate 1814-15, 1822-25; U. S. house of
representatives 1816-21; b. Worcester, Mass., 1765; d. Uxbridge, Mass., March 28,
1837.
ATWELL, AMOS MAINE, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., June, 1766; d.
Providence, May 24, 1815.
BARTON, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 16, 1771; d. Enfield,
Conn., Jan. 16, 1818.
BLACKINTON, JESSE, A.B. Resident Ashtabula, O.; b. Attleboro, Mass.
1788 GRADUATES 59
BOWEN, JABEZ, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; chief justice Ga. supreme court; b. 1774;
d. Philadelphia, Penn., Aug. 9, 1816.
BRIGGS, JOHN, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1791; pastor Tiverton,
R. I., 1791-1801; Plympton 1801-07; resident Vt.; b. Norton, Mass., May 17,
1765; d. Sept. 18, 1811.
BURRILL, JAMES, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1813. Trustee Brown University 1813-20.
Admitted to bar 1791; lawyer Providence, R. I.; attorney general R. I. 1797-1814;
speaker R. I. house of representatives 1814-16; chief justice R. I. supreme court 1816-
17; member U. S. senate 1817-20; b. Providence, R. I., April 25, 1772; d. Washing-
ton, D. C, Dec. 25, 1820.
DAGGETT, HERMAN, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Congregational preacher 1789;
pastor Presbyterian Church, Southold; Southampton, West Hampton; Brookhaven,
L. I.; teacher and preacher Cairo, N. Y.; preacher Patterson, N. Y.; principal
academy and preacher North Salem, N. Y.; principal academy. New Canaan,
Conn.; Foreign Mission School, Cornwall, Conn., 1818-24; resident Cornwall 1824-
32; b. Walpole, Mass., Sept. 11, 1766; d. Cornwall, Conn., May 19, 1832.
DOGGETT, SIMEON, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1791-96. Principal
Bristol Academy, Taunton, Mass., 1796-1813; pastor Mendon, Mass., 1813-31;
Unitarian church, Rayaham, Mass., 1831-45; trustee Bristol Academy; *. B. K.; b.
Middleboro, Mass., March 6, 1765; d. Raynham, Mass., March 19, 1852.
FISHER, JABEZ POND, A.B.; A.M.; Dartmouth College 1833. Licensed Congre-
gational minister 1790; preacher Deering, N. H.; pastor Nottingham West, now
Hudson, N. H., 1796-1801; teacher York, Me.; preacher Camden, Me.; pastor
Boothbay, Me., 1809-16; missionary N. H. Missionary Society four years; pastor
Deering, N. H.; b. Wrentham, Mass., Oct. 7, 1763; d. Dec. 13, 1836.
HARRIS, HARDING, A.B.; A.M. Physician; b. Johnston, R. I., Sept. 12, 1768;
d. Johnston, R. I., March 29, 1808.
HOLBROOK, JOSIAH, A.B.; A.M. Baptist minister Beaufort, S. C; b. Wrentham,
Mass., Jan. 19, 1765; d. Beaufort, S. C, 1795.
JACKSON, GEORGE, A.B. ; A.M. "Distmguished merchant and scholar;" director.
Exchange Bank of Providence, R. I., 1822-32; president, 1822-32; b. Providence,
R. I. 1770; d. Providence, R. I., March 14, 1832.
LAZELL, EBENEZER, A.B. Ordamed Congregational minister 1792; pastor
Second Church, Attleboro, Mass., 1792-97; b. Bridgewater, Mass.; d. N. Y., 1828.
LEONARD, JOSHUA, A.B.; A.M. Yale College 1792. Ordained Congregational
minister; pastor Ellington, Conn., 1791-98; Presbyterian Church, Cazenovia, N. Y.,
1799-1813; principal Pompey Academy, Pompey, N. Y., 1813-23; pastor Congre-
gational Church, Pompey; resident Cazenovia, N. Y.; b. Raynham, Mass., June 25,
1769; d. Auburn, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1843.
MAY, WILLIAM, A.B. Law student; b. Attleboro, Mass., Jan. 26, 1764; d. Attle-
boro, Mass., July 12, 1790.
MEAD, SAMUEL, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Second Church,
Danvers, Mass., 1794-1803; Second Church, Amesbury, Mass., 1804-18; b. Roches-
ter, Mass., Dec. 18, 1764; d. Cambridge, Mass., March 28, 1818.
TILLINGHAST, STEPHEN, A.B. ; A.M. MerchantNew York, N. Y.; Providence,
R. I.; city treasiu-er Providence 1832-40; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 17, 1768; d.
Providence, Feb. 6, 1841.
TURNER, JOHN, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Alfred, Me.,
1791-1804; Second Church, Biddeford, Me., 1805-17; Kingston, N. H., 1818-23;
b. Randolph, Mass., Nov. 4, 1769; d. Oct. 2, 1839.
WHITMAN, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1791; lawyer Pembroke,
Mass.; Hanover, Mass.; postmaster Hanover; lawyer Boston, Mass., 1803-40;
member Mass. general court 1806-19; justice police court, Boston, 1822-34; b.
Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 28, 1768; d. Boston, Mass., Aug. 31, 1840.
1789
DRAPER, PAUL, A.B.; A.M. OflScer Frigate L'lnsurgent; b. Attleboro. Mass.,
Sept. 19, 1767; lost at sea 1800.
60 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1789
FENNER, JAMES, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1825. Member R. I. house of representatives
several years; U. S. senate 1805-07; governor R. I. 1807-11, 1824-31, 1843-45; presi-
dential elector 1821, 1837; president R. I. Historical Society 1822-33; president R. I.
constitutional convention 1842; *.B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 22, 1771; d.
Providence, April 17, 1846.
GREENE, SAMUEL WARD, A.B.; b. June 24, 1771; died Olneyville, R. I., Sept.
22, 1849.
HOWELL, JEREMIAH BROWN, A.B.; A.M.; A.B. Dartmouth CoUege 1791.
Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member U. S. senate 1811-17; brigadier-general R. I.
mUitia; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 28, 1771; d. Providence, Feb. 6, 1822.
NIGHTINGALE, JOHN CLARK, A.B.; A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1790; A. M. 1795.
Planter Dungeness, Cumberland Island, Ga.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 28, 1771;
d. Dimgeness, Cumberland Island, Ga., Sept. 10, 1806.
PARK, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., 1822. Teacher, St. David's Academy,
South Carolina, 1790-1800; merchant; professor of ancient languages. South Carolina
College 1806, for many years; *.B. K.; b. 1766; d. Winnsborough, S. C, 1844.
POWER, NICHOLAS, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Providence, R. I.; b. Providence,
R. I., Sept. 15, 1771; d. Providence, April 28, 1844.
RICHMOND, EDWARD, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1815. Ordained Congregational
minister 1792; pastor Stoughton, Mass., 1792-1817; Third Church, Dorchester,
Mass., 1817-33; *. B. K.; b. Middleboro, Mass., June 29, 1767; d. Boston, Mass.,
April 10, 1842.
TUFTS, JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1794; pastor
Wardsboro, Vt., 1794-1841; b. New Braintree, Mass., Sept. 30, 1764; d. Wardsboro,
Vt., Aug. 11, 1841.
1790
ALLIN, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Teacher private school. Falls Church, Fairfax Co.,
Va., 1791; surveyor Fairfax Co., Va., 1791-92; lawyer Barrington, R. I.; chairman
committee for free schools 1800; member R. I. house of representatives 1805-11,
1816-27, 1829-30; justice of peace Barrington; town clerk Barrington 1816-29;
b. Barrington, R. I., Aug. 17, 1768; d. Barrington, Jan. 4, 1827.
BENTLEY, JASPER, A.B. Resident Franklin, Conn.; b. Franklin, Conn., 1763;
d. Franklm, Nov. 13, 1801.
BROWN, MOSES, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 2, 1775; d. Providence, R. I.,
Feb. 28, 1791.
COBB, THOMAS, A.B.; from Taunton, Mass.; d. 1849.
CONVERS, JACOB, A.B. Medical student; b. Thompson, Conn.; baptized May
11, 1766.
DELANO, JOSEPH, A.B.; from New Braintree, Mass.
DRAPER, AARON, A.B. Resident Providence, R. I.; b. Attleboro, Mass., Nov.
29, 1764; d. Providence, R. I., July 8, 1818.
DRINKWATER, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M.; from North Yarmouth, Cumber-
land Co., Me.
FITCH, JOHN, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1793; pastor Danville, Vt.,
1793-1816; travelled in the west 1816-18; preacher Guildhall, Vt.; b. Hopkinton,
Mass., 1770; d. GuUdhaU, Vt., Dec. 18, 1827.
GRAHAM, ANDREW. A.B.; A.M.; from Rutland, Mass.
HALL, BENJAMIN HUNT, A.B.; from Providence. R. L
HAWES, ELIAS, A.B. Physician New Berne, S. C; b. Wrentham. Mass., Jan. 16,
1768; d. New Berne, S. C, 1829.
HAWES, PETER, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1795; lawyer New York, N. Y.,
1795-1829; secretary Washington Insurance Company; member common council.
New York, 1809-12; b. Franklin, Mass., June 6, 1768; died 1829.
HEATON, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Joint editor Columbian Minerva 1796-97;
teacher Butler School, Dorchester. Mass., 1797-99; printer Wrentham, Mass.;
b. Wrentham, Mass.. 1775; d. Wrentham, Mass., June 8, 1800.
1790 GRADUATES 61
MESSER, ASA, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1806; Harvard University 1820; LL.D., Uni-
versity of Vt. 1812. Tutor Brown University 1791-96; librarian 1792-99; professor
learned languages 1796-99; mathematics and natural philosophy 1799-1802; acting
president 1802-04; president 1804-26: licensed Baptist preacher 1792; ordained
1801; farmer holding various town offices. Providence, R. I., 1826-36; b. Methuen,
Mass., 1769; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 11, 1836.
NELSON, JOB, A.B.; A.M. Law student Taunton, Mass.; lawyer Castine, Me.,
1793-1836; Boston, Mass., 1836-38; resident Orland, Me.; member Mass. house of
representatives several terms; judge of probate 1804-36; b. Middleboro, Mass.,
Sept. 6, 1766; d. Orland, Me., July 2, 1850.
PARRIS, MARTIN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1817; pastor
First Church, Marshfield, Mass., 1817-38; resident Kingston, Mass.; b. Pembroke,
Mass., 1766; d. Kingston, Mass., Nov. 15, 1839.
PERRY, FREEMAN, A.B.; A.M.; from Barre, Mass.
SHUMWAY, NEHEMIAH, A.B. Principal academy. Freehold, N. J.; teacher
Albany and Schenectady, N. Y.; farmer Lyme, Jefferson Co., N. Y., resident Free-
hold, N. J.; b. Oxford, Mass., Aug. 26, 1761; d. Freehold, N. J., July, 1843.
WALDO, JOHN, A.B. Baptist minister, Georgetown, S. C, 1792-1793; teacher
thirty years; b. South Dover, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1762; d. Georgetown, S. C, Sept. 19,
1826.
WALKER, PHINEAS, A.B. Judge of probate, N. H.; b. Brookfield, Mass.; d. 1841.
WHITING, ABIJAH, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Salem, N. J.; b. Franklin, Mass., April,
1768; died Oct., 1799.
1791
ABBOT, JONATHAN, A.B. Resident Brookfield, Mass.; d. Savannah. Ga., 1793.
BAYLIES, SAMUEL WHITE, A.B.; A.M.; d. 1824.
BILLINGS. BARNABAS, A.B.
BURRILL, GEORGE RAWSON, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; b. Providence.
R. I., Feb. 8, 1770; d. Johnston, R. I., Feb. 19, 1818.
ELLIS, JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Rehoboth, now Seekonk. Mass.; Taunton,
Mass.; member Mass. senate three terms; coimty attorney; Taunton, Mass.;
b. Franklin, Mass., May 23. 1769; d. 1849.
FAIRBANKS, ELISHA, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Gloucester, R. I.; Hopkinton, R. I.;
Keene, N. H.; b. Franklin, Mass., June 6, 1771; d. Alstead, N. H., Sept., 1824.
HART, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. 1798; d. 1810.
HUNT, JOSEPH SEARLES, A.B.; b. Dec. 14, 1768.
HUNTER, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1819. Trustee Brown University 1800-
38. Admitted to bar 1795; lawyer Newport, R. I.; member R. I. legislature 1799-
1812, 1823-25; speaker 1811-12; member U. S. senate 1812-21; charge d'affaires
Brazil 1834-41; minister Brazil 1841-45; *.B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., Nov. 26, 1774;
d. Newport, Dec. 3, 1849.
JONES, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.
KING, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M.
MASON, JAMES BROWN, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1804-19. Physi-
cian R. I.; Charleston, S. C, 1795-98; in business Providence, R. I., 1798-1819;
member R. I. house of representatives; sjieaker 1812-14; member U. S. house of
representatives 1815-19; b. Thompson, Conn., 1774; d. Providence, R. I., Sept.
6. 1819.
MORSE, JOHN, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1792; pastor Green River,
N. Y., 1792-1815; Presbyterian Church, Otega, N. Y., 1816-28; b. Medway. Mass.,
March 24, 1763; d. Otega, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1844.
PENNIMAN, CHIRON. A.B.; A.M.; b. Milford, Mass., June 8, 1775.
PENNIMAN, OBADIAH. A.B.; A.M. BookseUer Providence. R. I.; Troy, N. Y.;
b. Milford, Mass., Nov. 1, 1776; d. Troy, N. Y., Sept., 1820.
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BROWN UNIVERSITY 1791
RUSSELL, JONATHAN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1817. Law student; merchant;
charge d'affaires Paris 1810-11; London 1811-12; commissioner to negotiate treaty
of Ghent 1814; minister Norway and Sweden 1814-18; resident Mendon, Mass.,
1818-32- delegate Mass. constitutional convention 1820; member U. S. house of
representatives 1821-23: b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 27, 1771; d. Milton, Mass.,
Feb. 17, 1832.
1792
ALDEN PETER OLIVER, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1797; lawyer Brunswick,
Me.; b.' Middleboro, Mass., 1772; died 1843.
BARNEY, BILDAD, A.B.; A.M. Presbyterian minister, Hudson, N. Y. 1795;
d. 1796.
CLARK, THOMAS MURRAY, A.B.; Yale College 1792; b. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 15, 1774; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1795.
FOLWELL, WILLIAM WATTS, A.B.; A.M. Elected professor of rhetoric. Uni-
versity of Penn., 1795, but declined; resident South Hampton, Penn.; farmer
Seneca Co., N. Y., 1807-58; b. South Hampton, Penn., Jan. 2, 1768; d, Romulus,
N. Y., Oct. 13, 1858.
GREEN, ELIJAH DIX, A.B. Physician Charleston, S. C; b. Worcester, Mass.,
July 4, 1769; d. Charleston, S. C, Sept. 21, 1795.
HAZARD, BENJAMIN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1796; lawyer Newport, R. I., 1796-
1841; member R. I. house of representatives 1809-40; speaker 1816-18; b. Middle-
town R. I., Sept. 9, 1774; d. Newport, R. I., March 10, 1841.
HAZARD, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Member R. I. house of representatives
1818-19; speaker 1818-19; member U. S house of representatives. 1819-20; b.
Newport, R. I., 1776; d. Washington, D. C, Dec. 17, 1820.
HAZARD, THOMAS CRANSTON, A.B.: b. South Kmgston, R. I., about 1772; d.
Voluntown, Conn., April 14, 1850.
KING, WILLIAM VERNON, A.B.; A.M.; d. 1811.
LARNED, GEORGE, A.B. Lawyer Thompson, Conn.; member Conn, general court;
member Conn, constitutional convention 1818: b. Thompson, Conn., March 13,
1776; d. Thompson, Conn., June 9, 1858.
LEONARD, DAVID, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist evangelist 1794; preacher
Nantucket, Mass., two years; Assonet, Mass., two years; Gold Street Church, New
York, N.Y.; merchant Bristol, R. I., 1805-17; postmaster Bristol, twelve years; secre-
tary Bristol Insurance Co.; editor and proprietor Bristol Republican; h. Bridgewater,
Mass., Sept. 15, 1771; d. Harrison township, la., July 22, 1818.
PATTEN, GEORGE JAFFRAY, A.B.; A.M.; d. 1830.
SHAW, JAHAZIAH, A.B. Lawyer Me.; b. Raynham, Mass.; d. 1813.
SMITH, ELI, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1793; pastor Hollis,
N. H., 1793-1831; resident Hollis, N. H., 1831-47; preacher Greenfield, N. H.;
Montague, Mass.; Marshfield, Mass.; b. Belchertown, Mass., Sept. 17, 1759; d.
HoUis, N. H., May 11, 1847.
STITES, RICHARD MONTGOMERY, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Savannah, Ga.;
b. Elizabethtown, N. J., March, 1777; d. Savannah, Ga., Jan. or Feb., 1813.
TEW, PARACLETE, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 25, 1774; d. Savannah,
Ga., Jan. 18, 1802.
WITHINGTON, EBENEZER, A.B.; A.M.
1793
ALLEN, PAUL, A.B.; A.M. Contributor to Portfolio, U. S. Gazette, Philadelphia,
Penn.; Portico, Baltimore, Md.; editor Federal Republican, Baltimore; Journal of
the Times, Philadelphia; Morning Chronicle, Baltimore, to 1826. Author Original
Poems, 1801; History of the Expedition under Lewis and Clark, 2 vols., 1814; Life of
Alexander 1., 1818; History of the American Revolution, 2 vols., 1819; Noah, a Poem,
1821; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 15, 1775; d. Baltimore, Md., Aug. 18, 1826.
BOWEN, GEORGE CORLIS, A.B.; b. Providence. R. I., 1774; d. Providence,
Feb.9, 1795.
1793 GRADUATES 63
DENCH, GILBERT, A.B.; A.M. Physician Hopkinton, Mass.; b. Hopkinton,
Mass., 1773; d. Hopkinton, Sept., 1798.
GODFREY, JONES, A.B.; A.M. Physician Taunton, Mass.; b. Taunton, Mass.,
Dec. 26, 1770; d. Taunton, Mass., Dec. 11, 1831.
HALSEY, THOMAS LLOYD, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1809-39.
Merchant Providence, R. L; U. S. consul Buenos Ayres; b. 1776; d. Providence,
R. I., Feb. 2. 1855.
HATHAWAY, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Clergyman. Me.; b. Baynham, Mass., Feb.
2, 1773; d. Raynham, Oct. 6, 1799.
LEONARD, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, A.B. Lawyer and merchant Raynham,
Mass.; b. Raynham, Mass., Sept. 27, 1775; d. Raynham, Nov. 1, 1815.
LEONARD, ZEPHANIAH, A.B. Physician Lumberton, N. C, 20 years; Rayn-
ham, Mass.; b. Raynham, Mass., April 18, 1773; d. Raynham, Sept. 11, 1823.
MERRILL, JOHN, A.B. Law student Wiscasset, Me.; lawyer Wiscasset; resident
Topsham, Me.; overseer Bowdoin College 1799-1815; b. Topsham, Me., Oct. 4,
1772; d. Topsham, Me., May 1, 1818.
WADSWORTH, LEMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordamed Congregational minister 1797;
pastor Brookline, N. H., 1797-1817; b. Stoughton, Mass., March 9, 1769; d. Brook-
line, N. H., Nov. 25, 1817.
WESTON, ISAIAH, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1795; pastor
Fairhaven, Mass., 1795-1808; collector port of New Bedford, Mass., several years;
resident N. Y.; d. N. Y. 1821.
WOOD, WILKES, A.B.; A.M. Fellow Brown University 1833-43; from Middle-
boro, Mass.; *.B. K.; died 1843.
1794
BAILEY, JEREMIAH, A.B.; A.M. 1797. Lawyer Wiscasset, Me.; member Me.
house of representatives 1811-14; judge of probate 1814-35; member U. S. house
of representatives 1835-37; collector of customs Wiscasset 1849-53; overseer Bow-
doin College 1801-30; trustee 1830-38; b. Little Compton, R. I., May 1, 1773;
d. Wiscasset, Me., July 7, 1863.
BRIDGHAM, SAMUEL WILLARD, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1821-
40; chancellor 1828-40. Admitted to bar 1796; lawyer Providence, R. I.; mem-
ber R. I. house of representatives; speaker 1826; attorney-general R. I. 1814-18;
first mayor Providence 1832-40; *. B. K.; b. Providence, B. I., 1774; d. Providence,
Dec. 28, 1840.
BRIGGS, TIMOTHY, A.B. Merchant Boston, Mass.; b. Norton, Mass., Aug.
3, 1771; d. Boston, Mass., Sept. 1, 1797.
BRIGGS, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor
Kittery, Me., 1798-1818; b. Bridgewater, Mass.; d. East Bridgewater, Mass.,
Sept., 1848.
GRANT, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; d. 1812.
HALL, LLOYD BOWERS, A.B.; A.M. Law student Taunton, Mass.; teacher
Dorchester, Mass.; resident Raynham, Mass.; b. Raynham, Mass., Sept. 13, 1772;
d. Rayaham, Aug. 16, 1835.
HAZARD, ENOCH, A.B.; A.M.; d. 1844.
HAZARD, WILLIAM TWEEDY, A.B.; b. Newport, R. I., 1777; d. Newport,
Oct. 26, 1794.
LEONARD, ZENAS LOCKWOOD, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Baptist preacher 1794;
ordained 1796; pastor Sturbridge, Mass., 1796-1832; principal grammar school
1797-1810; member Mass. house of representatives six terms; one of the founders
Sturbridge Association; president Baptist Missionary Society for Worcester Co.;
b. Bridgewater, Mass., Jan. 16, 1773; d. Sturbridge, Mass., June 24, 1841.
LITTLE, JOHN PARK, A.B.; A.M. Law student Groton, Mass.; lawyer Gor-
ham. Me., 1801-09; b. Lunenburg, Mass., Nov. 17, 1772; d. Gorham, Me., March
26, 1809.
64 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1794
MILES, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1796; pastor
Grafton, Mass., 1796-1825; resident Shrewsbury, Mass., 1826-49; b. Westminster,
Mass., Nov. 3, 1765; d. Shrewsbury, Mass., March 20, 1849.
NELSON, STEPHEN SMITH, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1819-31.
Ordained Baptist minister 1798; preacher Hartford, Conn., 1795-98; pastor 1798-
1801; principal academy, Mt. Pleasant, N. Y., 1801-15; pastor Mt. Pleasant 1801-
15; North Attleboro, Mass., 1815-20; Plymouth, Mass.; Canton, Conn.; resident
Amherst, Mass., 1825-53; b. Middleboro, Mass., Oct. 5, 1772; d. Amherst, Mass.,
Dec. 8, 1853.
RAWSON, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy, Bristol, R. I.; cashier Bank
of Bristol, Bristol; resident Barrington, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives
1808-09; chief justice court of common pleas Bristol Co., R. I.; b. Mendon, Mass.,
Aug. 16, 1768; d. Dec. 14, 1843.
REMDSfGTON, JAIRUS, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1800; pastor
Putney, Vt., 1800-02; from Abington, Mass.
RICHMOND, JOHN WILKES, A.B.; A.M. Physician Newport, R. I.; Provi-
dence, R. I.; secretary R. I. Medical Society 1817-21. Author Rhode Island Rejmdior
Hon, or. The History of the Revolutionary Debt ofR. I., 1855; History of the Registered
Debt ofR. I., 1848; b. Little Compton, R. I., Sept. 25, 1775; d. Philadelphia, Penn.,
March 4, 1857.
SEARLE, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1823. Trustee Brown University
1813-15; fellow 1815-32. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; b. 1773; d. Feb. 19,
1832, Providence, R. I.
SHAW, MASON, A.B. Lawyer Raynham, Mass.; Castine, Me.; sheriff Hancock
Co., Me., 20 years; clerk Hancock Comity court; resident Belchertown, Mass.;
b. Raynham, Mass., May 24, 1773; d. Belchertown, Mass., Oct. 27, 1860.
SIBLEY, SOLOMON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1795; lawyer Marietta, O.; Cin-
cinnati, O.; Detroit, Mich., 1797-1846; member Northwest Territory legislature
1799; U. S. house of representatives 1820-23; justice Mich, supreme court 1824-
36; b. Sutton, Mass., Oct. 7, 1769; d. Detroit, Mich., April 4, 1846.
WARREN, DANIEL, A.B.
WATSON, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1798; pastor
Barrington, R. I., 1798-1816; b. Barrington, R. I., 1773; died Barrington, Jan.
14, 1816.
1795
ARNOLD, SAMUEL GREENE, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1800-26.
Merchant Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 20, 1778; d. Providence,
Feb. 19, 1826.
AVERELL, ISAAC, A.B.; d. 1800.
BAYLIES, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1831. Admitted to bar 1799; lawyer
West Bridgewater, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1808-09, 1812-
13, 1820-21, 1830-31; Mass. senate 1825-26; U. S. house of representatives 1813-
17; 1833-35; *. B. K.; b. Dighton, Mass., Sept. 15, 1776; d. Taunton, Mass., Sept.
27, 1865.
BRIGGS, ISAAC, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1798; pastor Second
Church, York, Me., 1798-1805; Boxford, Mass., 1808-1833; Chatham, Mass.,
1834-36; Rochester, Mass., 1836-58; resident East Morrisania, N. Y.; b. Halifax,
Mass., May 7, 1775; d. East Morrisania, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1862.
CHANDLER, PELEG, A.B. Farmer New Gloucester, Me., 1795-1817; admitted
to bar 1817; lawyer New Gloucester 1817-26; Bangor, Me., 1826-47; justice court
of sessions 1819-26: b. New Gloucester, Me., 1774; d. Bangor, Me., Jan. 18, 1847.
GROSSMAN, JOSEPH WARREN, A.B.; A.M. Yale College 1803. Ordained
Congregational minister 1797; pastor Salisbury, Conn., 1797-1812; b. Taunton,
Mass., Aug. 7, 1775; d. Salisbury, Conn., Dec. 13, 1812.
CUTLER, STEPHEN, A.B.
DEANE, GAIUS, A.B.; A.M. Physician, Va.; Raynham, Mass.; d. 1830.
1795 GRADUATES 63
EATON, JOSEPH, A.B. Lawyer Plainfield, Conn.; chief justice court ot common
pleas, Windham Co., Conn.; justice court of probate, Plainfield district. Conn.;
b. 1775; d. Plainfield, Conn., Sept. 4, 1857.
FISK, ELISHA, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1796-99. Ordained Congre-
gational minister 1799; pastor Wrentham, Mass., 1799-1851; $. B. E.; b. HoUiston,
Sept. 2, 1769; d. Wrentham, Mass., Jan. 11, 1851.
GORDON, JAMES, A.B.
GURNEY, JAMES, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Nantucket,
Mass., 1799-1819; d. 1839.
HAZARD, JOHN ALFRED, A.B. Purser U. S. frigate General Greene; d. sea,
July 21, 1799.
HOPKLNS, AMOS, A.B.; b. 1771; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 18, 1808.
LARNED, ERASTUS, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor
Charlton, Mass., 1796-1802; Westminster parish, Canterbury, Conn., 1805-24;
b. Jan. 4, 1775; d. Canterbury, Conn., June 30, 1824.
LUSCOMBE, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. 1798.
MARCY, SIMEON, A.B. Physician; b. Aug. 19, 1770; d. Canajoharie, N. Y.,
Dec. 6, 1853.
MORTON, ANDREW, A.B. Lawyer Worcester, Mass., 1802-04; Hampden, Me.,
1804-05; b. Freetown, Mass., Dec. 26, 1772; d. Hampden, Me., Oct. 26, 1805.
SCREVEN, CHARLES ODDJGSELL, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1826. Licensed Baptist
preacher 1801; ordained 1804; pastor Sunbury, S. C, 1801-06; president Moimt
Enon College 1806; preacher Sunbury and in or near Liberty Co., S. C; b. 1774;
d. New York, N. Y., July 2, 1830.
SCREVEN, THOMAS, A.B.; d. 1830.
SMITH, JOHN, A.B.: d. 1812.
THOMPSON, ASAPH, A.B. Student theology; student medicine; resident. Me.;
b. Sept. 6, 1771; d. March, 1834.
WHITMAN, EZEKEEL, A.B.; LL.D. 1843; Bowdoin College 1843. Admitted to
bar 1799; lawyer New Gloucester, Me., 1799-1807; Portland, Me., 1807-52; mem-
ber U. S. house of representatives 1809-11, 1817-23; Mass. council 1815-16; overseer
Bowdoin College 1816-18; member Me. constitutional convention 1819; chief
justice court of common pleas 1822-41; chief justice Me. supreme court 1841-48.
Author Qenealogy of the Descendants of John Whitman; $. B. E. ; b. Bridgewater, Mass.,
March 9, 1776; d. East Bridgewater, Aug. 1, 1866.
WILLIAMS, ABIEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1799; pastor
Dudley, Mass., 1799-1831; resident Dudley, Mass., 1831-50: b. Raynham, Mass.,
March 16, 1775; d. Dudley, Mass., Oct. 1, 1850.
WINSLOW, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; d. 1822.
WISWELL, OLIVER, A.B.
1796
ALDIS, ASA, A.B.; A.M. Law student Providence, R. I.; lawyer Chepachet,
R. I.; St. Albans, Vt., 1802-47; chief justice Vt. supreme court; *. B. K.; b. Frankhn,
Mass., April 14, 1770; d. St. Albans, Vt., Oct. 16, 1847.
BLANDING, ABRAHAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1838. Lawyer Camden, S. C;
Columbia, S. C, 1815-39; b. Rehoboth, Mass., Nov. 18, 1775; d. 1839.
BRYANT, BEZER, A.B. Physician Anson, Me., 1800-62; justice court 'of com-
mon pleas, Somerset Co., Me., 1809-12; b. Kingston, Mass., Feb. 14, 1769; d.
Anson, Me., Sept. 17, 1862.
BURGES, TRISTAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1823. Professor oratory and belles-
lettres. Brown University, 1815-28; trustee 1813-53. Admitted to R. I. bar 1799;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. general assembly 1811; chief justice R. I.
supreme court 1815-16; member U. S. house of representatives 1825-35. Author
Battle of Lake Erie, with Notices of Com. Elliott's Conduct, 1839; b. Rochester, Mass.,
Feb. 26, 1770; d. Watchemoket, Seekonk, Mass., Oct. 13, 1853.
66
BROWN UNIVERSITY 1796
COBB, OLIVER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1834. Ordained Congregational minister;
pastor Rochester, Mass., 1799-1849; b. Kingston, Mass., March 18, 1770; d.
Rochester, Mass., June 22, 1849.
CRANE, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Iron manufacturer and farmer Bridgewater,
Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives; b. Bridgewater, Mass., Dec. 27,
1771; d. March 15, 1827.
HAYWARD, PHILIP, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer West Woodstock, Conn.; said to have
lived near Phoenixville, Lower Eastford, Conn.; b. Woodstock, Conn., about 1775.
HOLMES, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1799; lawyer Alfred, Me.; mem-
ber Mass. house of representatives 1802-03; Mass. senate 1813-17; Northeastern
boundary commission 1815; U. S. house of representatives 1817-21; delegate Me.
constitutional convention 1820; member U. S. senate 1820-27, 1829-33; commis-
sioner on Me. state prison and criminal code; member Me. house of representatives
1828-29, 1835-38; U. S. district attorney for Me. 1841-43. Author The Statesman, or
Principles of Legislation and Law, 1840; b. Kingston, Mass., March, 1773; d. Port-
land, Me., July 7, 1843.
HOLMES, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Shipbuilder, Kingston, Mass.; b. Kingston,'
Mass., Dec. 1, 1772; d. Kingston, April 8, 1863.
KIMBALL, ASA, A.B.
KING, DAVID, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1821. Physician Newport, R. I., 1799-1836;
U. S. surgeon Fort Walcott, Newport Harbor, R. I.; original member R. I. Medical
Society; president 1829-34; director Redwood Library, Newport; *. B. K.; b. Rayn-
ham, Mass., April 2, 1774; d. Newport, R. I., Nov. 14, 1836.
ROBERTS, JOHN MITCHELL, A.B. ; A.M.; D.D., South Carolina College 1816;
pastor and head of a celebrated Classical Academy for preparing ministerial students
for coUege, High Hills of Santee, S. C; d. about 1722.
SENTER, HORACE, A.B.; A.M. Physician Newport, R. I.; Savannah, Ga.;
b. Newport, R. I., about 1776; d. Savannah, Ga., Jan. 12, 1804.
SHURTLEFF, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1802; University
of Illinois 1834; M.B., Harvard University 1802; M.D., Harvard University 1811;
Shurtleff College 1843. Physician Boston, Mass.; *.B. K.; b. Plympton, Mass., Nov.
7, 1774; d. Boston, Mass., April 12, 1847.
SIMMONS, BENJAMIN BENNEAU, A.B.; M.D., University of Edinburgh.
Medical student London, England; physician and surgeon Charleston, S. C; fellow
Royal Society; *. B. K.; b. Charleston, S. C, Dec. 5, 1776; d. Charleston, Sept.
27, 1844.
THOMPSON, IGNATIUS, A.B.; A.M.; Dartmouth College 1801. Ordained Con-
gregational minister 1805; pastor Pomfret, Vt., 1805-10; resident Pomfret; mem-
ber Vt. house of representatives 1814-15. Author School Reader; d. Halifax, N. C,
Oct., 1848.
WHITING, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1800; lawyer East Green-
wich, R. I.; principal Kent Academy, East Greenwich, 1822-23; b. Franklin, Mass.,
April, 1774; d. East Greenwich, R. I., Sept. 24, 1842.
1797
ALLEN, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1822; S. C. College 1808. Tutor Brown
University 1797-98. Professor mathematics and natural philosophy. Union College,
1800-09; d. 1836.
BALDWIN, JOHN, A.B. Lawyer Windham, Conn.; member U. S. house of repre-
sentatives 1825-29; b. Windham Co., Conn.; d. 1850.
BATES, LIBERTY, A.B. Lawyer Mass.; EUisburgh, N. Y.; d. Antwerp, N. Y.
Jan. 25, 1853.
BOWEN, HORATIO GATES, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Philadelphia College. Professor
natural history. Brown University, 1824-28; librarian 1828-40. Physician Provi-
dence, R. I.; fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. 1779; d. Providence, R. I., March 23,
1848.
CAREY, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M.
1797 GRADUATES 67
COLLIER, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Baptist preacher 1798; ordained
1799; pastor Newport, E. I., 1799-1800; First Church, New York, N. Y., 1800-04;
Charlestown, Mass., 1804-20; chaplain state prison, Charlestown; city missionary
Boston, Mass., 1820-43; editor National Philanthropist, 1826-28; Baptist Preacher,
1827; Hymn Book; Sermons, by F. Saurin; The Gospel Treasury; Works of A. Fuller;
b. Scituate, Mass., Oct. 11, 1771; d. Boston Mass., March 19, 1843.
COOK, JOSEPH BULLEIN,A.B.: A.M. Licensed Baptist preacher 1799; ordained
1800; pastor Eutaw, S. C, 1799-1804; Beaufort, S. C, 1800-09; Camden, S. C,
1809-20; Mt. Pisgah Church, Sumter district, S. C; clerk Charleston Association
1801, 1802, 1806, 1821; secretary S. C. Baptist Convention 1822; vice president
1826-32; hymn-writer: b. S. C, Sept., 1775; d. Sumter district, S. C, Aug. 24, 1833.
DODGE, PAUL, A.B. Admitted to Conn, bar 1799; lawyer Pomfret, Conn.; Bur-
lington, Vt., 1799P-1808; b. Ipswich, Mass., Aug. 22, 1777; d. Burlington, Vt.,
Jan. 22, 1808.
DRAPER, ABIJAH, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1819. Teacher; physician West Roxbury,
Mass.; member Mass. Medical Society; b. Dedham, Mass., Sept. 22, 1775; d.
Roxbury, Mass., March 25, 1836.
ERVIN, JAMES, A.B. Admitted to bar 1800; lawyer Pedee, S. C; member S. C.
house of representatives 1800-04; solicitor northern judicial district, S. C, 1804-16;
member U. S. house of representatives 1817-21; trustee S. C. College 1809-17; b.
Williamsburg district, S. C, Oct. 17, 1778; d. near Darlington Court House, S. C,
July 7, 1841.
ERVIN, SAMUEL, A.B.
EVERETT, HORACE, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Windsor, Vt.; prosecuting attorney,
Windsor Co., 1813-17; member Vt. legislature 1819-20, 1822-24, 1834; Vt. consti-
tutional convention 1828; U. S. house of representatives 1829-43; *. B. K.; b. Vt.
1780; d. Windsor, Vt., Jan. 30, 1851.
FAIRBANK, DRURY, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1800;
pastor Plymouth, N. H., 1800-18; Littleton, N. H., 1820-36; farmer. Senator, N. H.,
1836-53: b. HoUiston, Mass., Oct. 13, 1772; d. Senator, N. H., Jan. 11, 1853.
GEORGE, RICHARD, A.B.; A.M. Teacher; lawyer Mendon, Mass.; b. 1779;
d. Mendon, Mass., Oct. 22, 1827.
HOLMAN, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1800;
pastor Second Church, Attleboro, Mass., 1800-21; resident Attleboro 1821-44;
b. West Millbury, Mass., May 17, 1769; d. Attleboro, Mass., Oct. 8, 1844.
HOWARD, FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M.; b. West Bridgewater, Mass., Apr. 22, 1778;
d. July 18, 1808.
MORTON, JOB, A.B.; d. 1843.
PARK, CALVIN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1818. Tutor Brown University 1800-04;
librarian 1800-06; professor learned languages 1804-11; moral philosophy and
metaphysics 1811-25. Teacher Worcester, Mass., 1797-1800; licensed Congrega-
tional minister 1800; ordained evangelist 1815; pastor Stoughton, Mass., 1826-40;
b. Northbridge, Mass., Sept. 11, 1774; d. Stoughton, Mass., Jan. 5, 1847.
RICHARD, ABEL, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1800; pastor First
Church, Halifax, Mass., 1800-32; Second Church, Halifax, 1832-40; b. Abington,
Mass., 1770; d. Halifax, Mass., April 18, 1843.
SABIN JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Fitzwilliam,
N. H.;' b. Pomfret, Conn., April 14, 1770.
SIMMONS, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; Middlebury College 1803. Admitted to Conn, bar
1797; lawyer Windham, Conn.; Middlebury, Vt.; treasm-er Middlebury College
1810-29; held various town and county offices; b. Ashford, Conn., Sept. 16, 1776;
d. 1829.'
WARE, JAIRUS, A.B.; A.M.; b. Wrentham, Mass., Jan. 22, 1772; d. Medfield,
Mass.,' 1836.
WITHERSPOON, JOHN DICK, A.B. Admitted to bar 1800; lawyer Marion
district, Ga., 1800-05; Society Hill, S. C, 1805-20; member S. C. house of repre-
sentatives 1818 1824; senate 1828; commission to revise S. C. statutes; b. Wil-
liamsburgh district, S. C, March 17, 1778; d. Society Hill, S. C, April 2. 1860.
68
BROWN UNIVERSITY 1798
1798
ALLEN, MORRILL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1801; pastor
Pembroke, Mass., 1801-41; farmer Pembroke; member Mass. senate 1844-46;
president Plymouth County Agricultural Society; corresponding member Royal
Agricultural Society, Turin, Italy; b. Dover, Mass., April 3, 1776; d. Pembroke,
Mass., Aug. 17, 1870.
BULLOCK, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Charleston, S. C; instructor
and librarian Beaufort College, S. C, seven years; admitted to bar 1806; lawyer
Newport, R. I., 1806-08; Bristol, R. I., 1808-67; member R. I. general assembly
1815-27, except three years, also 1843-44; collector of customs, Warren and Bristol,
R. I., 1827-36; lieutenant governor, R. I., 1842-43; *. B. K.; b. Rehoboth, Mass.,
May 1, 1779; d. Bristol, R. I., Nov. 13, 1867.
GARY, LUCIUS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; teacher Pineville, S. C;
d. Pineville, S. C, 1806.
DEXTER, ANDREW, A.B.; A.M.; from Providence, R. I.; d. Athens, N. Y.,
1816.
FESSENDEN, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; from Rutland, Mass.; d. 1845.
FOSTER, THEODORE DWIGHT, A.B.; A.M. Merchant; b. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 14, 1780; d. Port Republican, Hayti, 1802.
GREEN, WILLIAM ELIJAH, A.B. Admitted to bar 1801; lawyer Grafton, Mass.,
1801-05; Worcester, Mass., 1805-30; farmer Worcester, Mass., 1830-65; justice of
peace and of the quorum, Worcester Co.^ b. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 31, 1777; d.
Worcester, July 27, 1865.
GUSHEE, ABRAHAM, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1803; pastor
Dighton, Mass., 1803-60; b. Raynham, Mass., Sept. 19, 1775; d. Dighton, Mass.,
Oct. 25, 1861.
HATHAWAY, WASHINGTON, A.B. Lawyer Assonet Village, Freetown, Mass.;
b. Freetown, Mass., Sept. 4, 1777; d. Freetown, Mass., Feb. 10, 1818.
MAXWELL, WILLIAM PETER, A.B.; A.M.; b. Charleston, S. C; d. North
Kingston, R. I., June 18, 1858.
OLNEY, NATHANIEL GREENE, A.B.; A.M. Manufacturer Olneyville, R. I.;
b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 13, 1780; d. Ohieyville, R. I., Nov. 26, 1819.
SARIN, WILLIAM HARVEY, A.B. Lawyer Onondaga Valley, N. Y., 1803-42;
one of the founders Onondaga Academy 1813; b. Pomfret, Conn., Jan. 21, 1777;
d. Onondaga Valley, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1842.
TALLMADGE, JAMES A.B.; LL.D., University of the City of New York 1838.
Lawyer Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; New York, N. Y.; member U. S. house of repre-
sentatives 1817-19; delegate N. Y. constitutional convention 1821, 1846; mem-
ber N. Y. assembly 1824; lieutenant-governor N. Y. 1825-26; one of the founders
of American Institute; president 1831-50; member council University of the city
of New York 1830-46; vice president 1831-34; president 1834-46; *. B. K.; b. Stan-
ford, N. Y., Jan. 28, 1778; d. New York, N. Y., Sept. 29, 1853.
THOMPSON, OTIS, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown university 1798-1800; librarian
1799-1800. Ordained Congregational minister 1800; pastor Rehoboth, Mass., 1800-
1826; preacher 1832-40; pastor Litchfield, N. Y., 1840-49; resident North Abing-
ton, Mass., 1849-59. Author Sermons, Doctrinal and Practical, 1850; editor Hop-
kinsian Magazine, 1824-32; *.B. K.; b. Middleboro, Mass., Sept. 14, 1776; d. North
Abington, Mass., June 26, 1859.
UNDERWOOD, ALVAN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor
West Woodstock, Conn., 1801-33; preacher Woodstock 1852-54; pastor Union,
Conn.; Westford, now Ashford, Conn.; resident Oxford, Mass.; Woodstock, Conn.,
1852-58; b. West Woodstock, Conn., 1778; d. West Woodstock, April 11, 1858.
WATERMAN, SILVANUS, A.B. Medical student Mass.; physician Litchfield,
Me., 1801-51; b. Halifax, Mass., Oct. 12, 1768; d. Litchfield, Me., Oct. 30, 1851.
WEBB, CONRADE, A.B.; A.M.; *. B. K.; from Richmond, Va.
WILLL^MS, RODOLPHUS HOWARD, A.B. ; A.M. Lawyer New Bedford, Mass.;
b. Easton, Mass., Jan. 24, 1774; d. New Bedford, Mass., Sept. 29, 1807.
1799 GRADUATES 69
1799
ALDRICH, WHIPPLE, A.B. Physician and planter St. Mary's, Ga.; b. March 20,
1782; d. St. Mary's, Ga., Aug. 28, 1852.
AUBOYNEAU, PAUL LOUIS ARMAND, A.B.; A.M. Physician La Rochelle,
France; honorary member R. I. Medical Society; d. La Rochelle, France, Dec. 15,
1845.
BALL, ELISHA, A.B.; d. 1860.
BOURNE, ALLEN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Bristol, R. I.; clerk supreme court, Bristol
Co., R. I.; b. Bristol, R. I., June 25, 1779; d. Bristol, Dec. 7, 1814.
BRADLEY, JOSHUA, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Baptist preacher 1799; preacher
Attleboro, Mass.; Pawtucket, R. I.; ordained 1801; pastor Newport, R. I., 1801-
07; Mansfield and Tolland, Conn., 1807; Middletown, Conn.; principal academy,
Wallingford, Coim., and preacher North Haven and New Haven 1809-13; pastor
and teacher Windsor, Vt., 1813-17; pastor Albany, N. Y., 1817-19; principal seminary
and pastor Middlebury, N. Y., 1819-24; EUesburgh, N. Y., 1824-26; Pittsburgh
and Allegheny, Penn., 1826-27; preacher Edwardsville, 111., 1827; principal Rock
Spring Seminary 1827-28; preacher and principal Young Ladies' School, Louisville,
Ky., 1828-29; teacher Middletown, O., 1829-30; principal seminary, Connersville,
Ind., 1830-31; teacher Indianapolis, Ind., 1831-32; preacher Ky. 1833; preacher
and teacher Pittsburgh, Penn.; principal seminary, Brownsville, Penn., 1847-48;
preacher Newport, R. I., 1848; evangelist St. Paul, Minn., 1850-55; one of the
founders Granville College, O.; Indianapolis Education Society 1831; rector college,
Va.; Female College, Bottecourt Springs, Va., 1843; Lansingburg, N. Y., Education
Society 1849; b. Randolph, Mass., July 5, 1773; d. St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 22, 1855.
CHAPLIN, JEREMIAH, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., S. C. College 1819. Tutor Brown
University 1799-1800. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Danvers, Mass., 1802-17;
principal Maine Literary and Theological Institution 1817-21; first president Water-
ville College 1822-33; preacher Rowley, Mass.; Willington, Conn.; Hamilton, N. Y.;
b. Rowley, Mass., Jan. 2, 1776; d. Hamilton, N. Y., May 7, 1841.
COCHRAN, THOMAS, A.B. Clergyman.
DIXON, NATHAN FELLOWS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1802; lawyer Westerly,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1813-30; U. S. senate 1839-42; director
Washington Bank; president 1829-42; *. B. K.; b. Plainfield, Conn., Dec. 13, 1774; d.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 29, 1842.
EDDY, ZACHARIAH, A.B.; A.M. Fellow Brown University 1844-48. Teacher
Newport, R. I., 1799-1800; Plainfield, Conn., 1800-01; Stonington, Conn., 1801-02;
Bridgewater, Mass., 1802-03; admitted to bar 1806; lawyer East Middleboro,
Mass., 1806-60. Author various articles on N. E. history; *. B. K.; b. Middleboro,
Mass., Dec. 6, 1780; d. East Middleboro, Feb. 14, 1860.
FURMAN, WOOD, A.B.; A.M. Instructor University Grammar School, Providence,
R. I. Author History of the Charleston Baptist Association, 1811: *. B. K.
GARDNER, AARON, A.B.
GREENE, FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Boston, Mass., three years;
merchant and manufacturer Providence, R. I. ; U.S. pension agent for R. I. ; mem-
ber R. I. house of representatives 1815-16; b. Warwick, R. I., Sept. 3, 1786; d.
East Greenwich, R. I., Oct. 2, 1864.
HICKS, GALEN, A.B.; A.M. Episcopal clergyman; d. Taunton, Mass., Nov. 8,
1848.
HITCHCOCK, JONATHAN PARSONS, A.B. Resident Providence, R. L Born
1779; d. at sea 1803.
JOHNSON, PHLNEAS, A.B.; A.M. Clergyman; d. 1870.
LE BARON, LEMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Physician Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Bergen,
N. Y.; b. MatUpoisett, Mass., Jan. 10, 1780; d. Bergen, N. Y., Dec. 5, 1843.
M'CLELLAN, JUDAH ALDEN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1803; lawyer Bloom-
field, Me.; county attorney 11 years; member Mass. house of representatives;
b. Woodstock, Conn., May 24, 1780; d. Bloomfield, Me., Aug. 20, 1864.
PITMAN, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1843. Trustee Brown University 1828-34;
fellow 1834-64. Admitted to N. Y. bar 1806; lawyer Kentucky 1807-08; Provi-
70 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1799
dence, R. I., 1808-12; Salem, Mass.. 1812-16; Portsmouth, N. H., 1816-20; Boston,
Mass;, 1820; Providence, 1820-64; U. S. district attorney for R. I. 1820-24; justice
U. S. district court 1824-64; president R. I. Society for the Encouragement of Domes-
tic Industry 10 years; Providence Athenaeum 1839-57; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I.,
1785; d. Nov. 17, 1864.
SOULE, ZACHARIAH, A.B.
STORY, ABRAHAM BURNHAM, A.B.
THOMPSON, JAMES, A.B.; A.M., Williams CoUege 1803; Dartmouth College
1806; D.D., Harvard University 1841. Ordained Unitarian minister 1804; pastor
Barre, Mass., 1804-45; resident Barre; chairman school board 40 years; b. Halifax,
Mass., April 13, 1780; d. Barre, Mass., May 14, 1854.
TOBEY, ALVAN, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1803; pastor Wilming-
ton, Vt., 1803-1810; b. Berkley, Mass., 1778; d. Wilmington, Vt., Oct. 18, 1810.
TURNER, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Physician; b. East Greenwich, R. I., Jan. 20,
1782; d. St. Mary's, Ga., 1808.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM HILTON, A.B. Midshipman U. S. navy: b. Providence,
R. I., 1781; d. at sea. Straights of Sonda, May 31, 1800.
1800
BOURNE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; first lieutenant U. S.
navy; b. Nov. 30, 1783; d. at sea, Nov. 11, 1823.
BRADFORD, JOHN MELANCTHON, A.B.; A.M.; A.B., College of N. J. 1804;
D.D., Union College 1812. Licensed Presbyterian preacher 1803; tutor College of
N. J. 1803-04; pastor First Reformed Church, Albany, N. Y., 1805-20; b. Hanover,
N. J., May 15, 1781; d. March 27, 1827.
BURGESS, THOMAS, A.B. Trustee Brown University 1828-56. Lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; justice Providence municipal court 1832-53; chief justice court of
common pleas; trustee Butler Hospital; *. B. K.; b. Wareham, Mass., Nov. 29,
1779; d. Providence, R. I., May 18, 1856.
CONANT, GAIUS, A.B. Teacher academy, Taunton, Mass., 1800-01; Rochester,
Mass.; ordained Congregational minister 1808; pastor Paxton, Mass., 1808-31;
member Mass. house of representatives 1832; pastor Second Church, Plymouth,
Mass., 1834-41; farmer Paxton 1841-62; b. Bridgewater, Mass., Sept. 6, 1776;
d. Paxton, Mass., Feb. 6, 1862.
CUTLER, ENOS, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1800-01. Lawyer Cin-
cinnati, O. ; lieutenant U. S. army 1808; colonel 4th infantry 1836; resigned 1839;
served in war of 1812; Seminole and Creek wars; resident New Haven, Conn.;
Salem, Mass.; *,B. K.; b. Brookfield, Mass., Nov. 1, 1781; d. Salem, Mass., July
14, 1860.
DORRANCE, JOHN GORDON, A.B. Presbyterian minister; b. 1778, Brooklyn,
Conn.; d. August 12, 1825.
FARNUM, ROYAL, A.B. First principal First district school. Providence R. I.;
merchant Providence; b. Uxbridge, Mass., Nov. 27, 1775; d. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 2, 1845.
FOSTER, THEODORE ADELPHIDOS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; justice; b. Brook-
field, Mass., March 22, 1778; d. Coventry, R. I., Oct. 25, 1821.
GILMORE, JONATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Clergyman.
LORING, DANIEL, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1804; pastor Fox-
boro, Mass., 1804-06; Tioga Co., N. Y.; b. Hopkinton, Mass., July 19, 1781.
McKIE, JOHN. A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1813; M.B., Dartmouth CoUege 1805; M.D.,
1812. Physician Providence, R. I.; original fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. Ware-
ham, Mass., Aug. 1, 1780; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 22, 1833.
MILLER, MOSES, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1800-04. Ordained Con-
gregational mmister 1804; pastor Heath, Mass., 1804-40; West Hawlev Mass
1840-46; Nunda,N. Y., 1846-47; Portage, N. Y., 1847-48; resident Brookfield,
Mass.; Chicago, Dl.; b. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 23, 1776; d. Chicago, 111., April
TbJbf LoOOt
1800 GRADUATES 71
RAWSON, ANDREW, A.B. Ordained minister 1805; pastor Pompey, N. Y.;
preacher and missionary western N. Y. 20 years; b. Mendon, Mass., March 10,
1773; d. Barre, N. Y., March 28, 1835.
RAWSON, LIBERTY, A.B. Teacher private school, Mendon, Mass.; b. Mendon,
Mass., April 13, 1775; d. Mendon, June IS, 1819.
RUSSELL, ABIEL, A.B.
TAPT, GRAVENER, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; teacher Third district.
Providence; d. 1838.
THEUS, WILLIAM RANDOLPH, A.B.; A.M. Principal private school, George-
town, S. C; d. previous to 1830.
TILDEN, CALVIN, A.B.; d. 1832.
TILLINGHAST, PARIS JENCKES, A.B. Merchant Fayetteville, N. C, 1800-38;
cotton planter and merchant Columbus, Ga., 1838-50; resident near Columbus
1850-68; b. Providence, R. I., July 18, 1780; d. near Columbus, Ga., Nov. 24, 1868.
TODD, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M., College of N. J. 1803. Minister Schenectady.
N. Y.
TOWER, LEVL A.B.; A.M. Principal private school, Newport, R. I.; b. Cum-
berland, R. I., May 2, 1776; d. Newport, R. I., June i, 1854.
TUCKER, JOHN HYRME, A.B.; A.M. Rice planter Litchfield, S. C; b. Litch-
field, S. C, July, 1780; d. Charleston, S. C, June 5, 1859.
YOUNG, DANIEL, A.B.: d. 1830.
1801
BARSTOW, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1803;
pastor Hanson, Mass., 1803-21; b. Duxbury, Mass., 1770; d. Hanson, Mass.,
Feb. 11, 1821.
BISHOP, LEMUEL, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., 1781; d. St. Domingo, 1806.
BLANDING, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1821. Medical student Rehoboth,
Mass.; physician Attleboro, Mass., 1804-07; Camden, S. C, 1807-32; Philadelphia,
Penn., 1832-46; Rehoboth, Mass., 1846-57; student natural history 1821-57; mem-
ber Academy of Natural Sciences; honorary member Mass. Medical Society; b.
Rehoboth, Mass., Feb. 7, 1773; d. Rehoboth, Oct. 19, 1857.
BOLLES, LUCIUS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Union CoUege 1824. Trustee Brown Uni-
versity 1807-18; fellow 1818-44. Ordained Baptist minister 1805; pastor Salem,
Mass., 1805-26; assistant corresponding secretary Baptist General Convention for
Foreign Missions 1824-26; corresponding secretary 1826-42; one of the founders
Salem Bible and Translation Society 1812; *. B. K.; b. Ashford, Conn., Sept. 25,
1779; d. Jan. 5, 1844.
BROWN, ENOCH, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Me.; from Abington, Mass.; d. 1839.
CHENEY, JOSEPH, A.B. Licensed Congregational preacher 1802; ordained 1807;
pastor Milton, Vt., 1807-17; Salisbury, Vt., 1819-23; b. Holden, Mass., Aug. 15,
1775; d. Brandon, Vt., June 6, 1833.
DEXTER, SAMUEL, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; manufacturer Providence;
member R. I. senate two terms; b. Boston, Mass., July 4, 1781; d. Providence,
R. I., Feb. 26, 1862.
LEONARD, EZRA, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1826. Ordained Congregational minister
1804; pastor Congregational, later Universalist church, Annisquam, Gloucester,
Mass., 1804-32; physician Gloucester; member Mass. house of representatives;
b. Raynham, Mass., 1775; d. Gloucester, Mass., April 22, 1832.
LESLEY, JAMES, A.B. Lawyer Abbeville, S. C; b. near Abbeville Court House,
S. C, Aug. 8, 1782; d. Abbeville, S. C, Aug. 9, 1808.
MEDBERY, SAMUEL VIALL, A.B.; from Rehoboth, Mass.
NOYES, MOSES, A.B.; A.M. First prmcipal Meeting Street School, Providence,
R. I.; teacher George Street Academy, Providence; principal School for Young
Ladies, Providence; Proprietors' Academy, Providence; from Abington, Mass.;
b. 1777; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 7, 1841.
72 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1801
NYE, JONATHAN, A.B., A.M.; University of Vt. 1808. Ordained Congregational
minister 1805; pastor St. Albans, Vt., 1805-09; Newfane, Vt., 1811-19; Claremont,
N. H., 1821-28; b. Wareham, Mass., March 4, 1783; d. Fort Madison, la., April
2, 1843.
PERKINS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., 1778; d. 1856.
PICKENS, ANDREW, A.B. Lieutenant-colonel U. S. army. War 1812-15; presi-
dential elector S. C. 1813; governor S. C. 1816-18; cotton planter Ala.; president
Ala. State Bank; *. B. K.; b. Waxhaw, S. C, Nov. 13, 1779; d. Miss., June 24, 1838.
STERRY, ROBERT, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 28, 1781; d. 1820.
TOWER, GAD, A.B.; b. Pembroke, Mass., 1776; d. 1839?
WASHBURN, PHILO HORTENSIUS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Me.; b. Raynham,
Mass., July 1, 1782; d. 1825.
WILLIAMS, ALFRED, A.B.; from Taunton, Mass.; d. 1849.
WILLIAMS, JOHN MASON, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1842; Harvard University 1845.
Admitted to bar 1804; lawyer New Bedford, Mass., 1804-16; Taunton, Mass.,
1816-44; member Mass. senate 1818; associate justice circuit court of common
pleas, Mass., 1819-21; associate justice court of common pleas 1821-39; chief
justice 1839-44; lawyer Boston, Mass., 1844-56; commissioner of insolvency 1848-
56; resident New Bedford 1856-68; editor Reports of Sir H. Hobart; contributor to
various periodicals; *.B. K.; b. Taunton, Mass., June 24, 1780; d. New Bedford,
Mass., Dec. 28, 1868.
1802
ANDERSON, ROBERT, A.B. Planter Pendleton District, S. C; clerk S. C. court
house, Columbia, S. C, several years; b. Pendleton District, S. C, Dec. 20, 1778;
d. Columbia, S. C, Dec. 7, 1835.
BASTOW, SUMNER, A.B.; from Uxbridge, Mass.; d. 1845.
BOTTOM, FREDERIC WHITING, A.B. Admitted to bar Worcester Co., Mass.,
1804; lawyer Charlton, Mass.; Southbridge, Mass. From Plainfield, Conn.; d.
Southbridge, Mass., May 26, 1855.
BO WEN, HENRY, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I., 1806-67; attorney-general
R. I. 1817-19; secretary of state 1819-49; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 5, 1785; d.
Providence, April 16, 1867.
BOWEN, WILLIAM WARD, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 19, 1784; d. 1839.
BUGBEE, SAMUEL, A.B.; M.D. 1816. Physician Wrentham, Mass.; b. Wren-
tham, Mass.; d. 1841.
CUSHMAN, APOLLOS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1806; lawyer Plainfield, Mass.;
Attleboro, Mass.; Pawtucket, R. I.; justice of the peace; notary public; justice
of the quorum; commissioner to qualify civil officers; b. Middleboro, Mass., Aug.
9, 1782; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Sept. 17, 1864.
DAGGETT, GARDNER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; b. Attleboro,
Mass., Dec. 20, 1782; d. Providence, R. I., March 27, 1821.
ELLIS, FERDINAND, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1802-05. Ordained
Baptist minister 1805; pastor Boston, Mass.; Marblehead, Mass.; Exeter, N. H.,
1817-27; resident Exeter, N. H., 1827-58; preacher elsewhere in N. H. and Free-
port, Me., 1828-33; teacher Exeter; b. Medway, Mass., 1780; d. Exeter, N. H.,
Feb. 20, 1858.
EVERETT, MELATIAH, A.B. Lawyer Foxboro, Mass.; Wrentham, Mass.;
treasurer Foxboro 1815-17; clerk Foxboro 1831; member Mass. senate 1841; b.
Foxboro, Mass., June 24, 1777; d. Wrentham, Mass., Sept. 9, 1859.
GARDNER, MALBONE, A.B. Teacher South Kingstown, R. I.; lawyer South
Kingstown; b. South Kingstown, R. I., 1783; d. Pennfield, Mich., July, 1856.
GLEASON, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Principal schools, Charlestown, Mass.;
lecturer on methods of teaching geography and astronomy. Author Geography on
a New and Improved Plan; b. Boston, Mass., Sept. 1, 1777; d. Concord, Mass., Sept.
18, 1847.
1802 GRADUATES 73
GODFREY, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Hampden, Me., 1805-21; Bangor, Me.,
1821-62; chief justice court of sessions, Penobscot Co., 1825-27; county attorney
1827-34; b. Taunton, Mass., May 27. 1781; d. Bangor, Me., May 28, 1862.
HART, LEVI, A.B.; b. Preston, Conn.
HOLROYD, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Law student; ordained Baptist minister 1830;
pastor Cheraw, S. C, 1830-31; Danvers, Mass., 1831-37; b. Providence, R. I.,
May, 1783; d. Providence, Nov. 8, 1837.
JEWETT, PAUL, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1806-09. Ordained Con-
gregational minister; pastor Fairhaven, Mass., 1820-22; Scituate, Mass., 1826-33;
Falmouth, Mass., 1833-34; b. Rowley, Mass., Apr. 26, 1780; d. Hamilton, Mass..
May 15, 1840.
JUDSON, JOHN WORK, A.B. Licensed preacher 1805; preacher; b. Ashford,
Conn., July, 1782; d. April, 1811.
MAXCY, MILTON, A.B. Lawyer Beaufort, S. C; b. Attleboro, Mass., Jan. 1,
1782; d. Beaufort, S. C, 1817.
METCALF, ALFRED, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to Mass. bar 1804; lawyer Port-
land, Me., 1806-12; Bardstown, Ky.; justice court of common pleas, Bardstown,
two years; lawyer Natchez, Miss.; b. Franklin, Mass., 1781; d. Natchez, Miss..
Oct. 30, 1819.
NORTON, WILLIAM, A.B.; from Abington, Mass.
PERRY, SAMUEL, A.B. Student medicine; Perryville, R. L; teacher Perryville;
b. Perryville, R. I., about 1778; drowned off Fisher's Island, R. I., 1831.
POND, JEREMIAH, A.B.; A.M.; from Wrentham, Mass.; d. 1854.
POND, SAMUEL METCALF, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Bucksport, Me.; judge of
probate; b. Franklin, Mass., Nov. 16, 1777; d. Bucksport, Me., Jan. 23, 1849.
RAWSON, WARREN, A.B. Lawyer Mendon, Mass.; member Mass. general
com-t; b. Mendon, Mass., Dec. 15, 1777; d. Mendon, June 15, 1848.
ROBINSON, WILLIAM, A.B.; from Kmg and Queen Co., Va.
WATERMAN, RICHARD, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.
From Providence, R. I.; b. 1784; d. Providence, Nov. 30, 1856.
WHEATON, HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1819; A.M.. Harvard University, 1825;
LL.D. 1845; Hamilton College 1843. Admitted to bar 1805; studied law at Poitiers.
Paris, and London, 1805-07; lawyer Providence, R. I.. 1807-12; New York, N. Y.,
1812-27; division judge-advocate U. S. army 1814; justice marine court. New
York, 1815-19; reporter U. S. supreme court 1816-27; delegate N. Y. constitutional
convention 1821; member N. Y. state assembly 1823; commissioner to revise the
statute law of N. Y. 1825; Charg6 d'affaires, Denmark, 1827-35; Prussia 1835-
37; minister Prussia 1837-46; chosen lecturer on international law. Harvard Law
School, 1847. but died before entering upon office; corresponding member French
Institute 1843; member Royal Academy of Berlin 1846. Editor National Advocate
1812-15; author Considerations on Uniform Bankrupt Laws throughout the U. S., 1815;
Digest of the Law of Maritime Captures and Prizes, 1815; Science of Public or Inter-
national Law, Discourse, 1821; Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of the U. S.
1789-1820, 1821; Continuation to 18S9, 1829; Case of Gibbons vs. Ogden, 1824; Re-
ports of cases in the supreme court of the U. S. 1816-27, 12 vob.. 1826-27; History of
the Northmen, 1831; Inquiry into the British claim to right of search, 1832; Whealon
vs. Peters, copyright case, 1834; Elements of International Law, 1836; Histmre du
Progris du Droit des Gens en Europe, 1841; Letters of Henry Wheaton, 1803-06, 1882;
also contributor to iV. ^. Review and other periodicals. For full notice of his works,
see Allibone's Dictionary; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 27, 1785; d. Dor-
chester, Mass., March 11, 1848.
WHIPPLE, JOHN. A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1844. Admitted to bar 1805; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; member R. I. general assembly; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Oct. 22, 1784; d. Oct. 19, 1866.
1803
ALLEN, PHILIP, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; cotton manufacturer Provi-
dence 1812-65; president R. I. branch U. S. Bank 1827-36; member R. I. general
74
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assembly 1819-21; governor R. I. 1851-53; member U. S. senate 1853-59; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., Sept. 1, 1785; d. Providence, Dec. 16, 1865.
BASSETT, ANSELM, A.B. Teacher Rochester, Mass.; admitted to bar 1808;
lawyer Narraguages, Me., 1808; Columbus, Me., 1809-11; Rochester, Mass., 1811-
12; Westport, Mass., 1812-32; Taunton, Mass., 1832-63; member Mass. house of
representatives 1831; register of probate for Bristol Co., Mass., 1832-51; b. Roches-
ter, Mass., April 29, 1784; d. Taunton, Mass., Sept. 9, 1863.
BLAKE, AARON. A.B. Tutor Union College 1805-06.
CO WELL, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Pension lawyer Providence, R. I.; clerk
U. S. circuit and federal court; chief justice R. I. court of common pleas 1836-37;
collector of customs. Providence. Author Spirit of '76 in Rhode Island, 1850; also
various pamphlets; b. Wrentham, Mass., Dec. 9, 1781; d. Providence, R. I., May
6, 1860.
FISKE, PHILIP MANCHESTER, A.B.; b. Scituate, R. I., 1783; d. Scituate, R. I.,
Jan. 31, 1828.
FLAGG, CHANDLER, A.B. Physician Marblehead, Mass.; b. Grafton, Mass.,
Jan. 1, 1782; d. Marblehead, Mass., Sept. 10, 1858.
HOLMAN, DAVID, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Cumberland, Mass.; ordained Con-
gregational minister 1808; pastor Douglas, Mass., 1807-42, 1848-53; member
Mass. legislature three years; chairman school committee 30 years; postmaster
42 years; b. Millbury, Mass., Dec. 13, 1777; d. Douglas, Mass., Nov. 16, 1866.
LOTHROP, SAMUEL HARTWELL, A.B.; from Charleston, S. C; d. 1830.
MILLER, THOMPSON, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1806; lawyer Middleboro,
Mass., 1806-08; Boston, Mass., 1808-61; b. Middleboro, Mass., Nov. 27, 1779;
d. Boston, Mass., April 7, 1861.
OLNEY, GEORGE ISAACS, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 3, 1784; d. Provi-
dence, April 2, 1864.
PADELFORD, ALPHEUS, A.B.; A.M.; from Taunton, Mass.; d. 1828.
PAINE, LEMUEL, A.B. Lawyer and farmer Winslow, Me.; member Mass. general
court 1810; member Me. executive council 1829; trustee Waterville College 1827-
49; secretary 1834-41; b. Foxboro, Mass., Dec. 2, 1777; d. Winslow, Me., July
19, 1852.
PERKINS, LEVI HOOPER, A.B.; from Bridgewater, Mass.
PRATT, ENOCH, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1807; pastor
West Barnstable, Mass., 1807-37; resident and occasional preacher, Brewster,
Mass.; agent American Bible Society, Barnstable and Worcester Counties, Mass.
Author History of Eastham, WeUfleet, and Orleans, Mass., 16U-18H; b. Middleboro,
Mass., 1781; d. Brewster, Mass., Feb. 2, 1860.
RAND, THOMAS, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1803; pastor Holyoke, Mass.,
1803-28; New Salem, N. H., 1828-34; Hinsdale, N. H., 1834-36; city missionary
New York, N. Y., five years; b. Manchester, N. H., May 21, 1776; d. Holyoke,
Mass., May 31, 1857.
REED, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1845. Tutor languages Brown University 1804-
06. Principal academy, Bridgewater, Mass., one year; lawyer Yarmouth, Mass.;
member U. S. house of representatives 1813-17, 1821-41; lieutenant-governor Mass.
1844-51; *. B. K.; b. West Bridgewater, Mass., Sept. 2, 1781; d. West Bridgewater,
Nov. 25, 1860.
SAMPSON, ZABDIEL, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Pairhaven, Mass.; Plymouth, Mass.;
member board of selectmen, Plymouth, many years; member U. S. house of repre-
sentatives 1817-19; collector of customs Plymouth, Mass., 1820-28; b. Plympton,
Mass., Aug. 22, 1781; d. Plymouth, Mass., July 19, 1828.
SHEARMAN, CALEB HAMILTON, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational
minister 1807; pastor Dover, N. H., 1807-12; resident Dover, Mass., 1812-14;
travelled in the south; b. Brimfield, Mass., 1779; d. Va., 1815.
SPRAGUE, JASON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher high school, Newport, R. I.; U. S. mili-
tary service; b. Attleboro, Mass., 1781; d. Providence, R. I., June 15, 1825.
1803 GRADUATES 75
THAYER, JONATHAN. A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; Camden, Me.;
member Me. general court many years; judge court of probate, Knox Co , Me.,
seven years; b. Milford, Mass., Jan. 25, 1779; d. Camden, Me., Sept. 20, 1853.
THOMAS, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Congregational preacher 1804; or-
dained 1808; pastor South Abington, Mass., 1807-42; *. B. K.; b. Middleboro,
Mass., Oct. 8, 1778; d. South Abington, Mass., Jan. 5, 1847.
WALKER, ELNATHAN, A.B. Ordained Presbyterian minister 1809; pastor
Homer, N. Y., 1809-20; b. Taunton, Mass., Feb. 18, 1780; d. Homer, N. Y., June
4, 1820.
WEBB, CHRISTOPHER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Weymouth, Mass.; from Wey-
mouth, Mass.; b. 1781; d. Baltimore, Md., Feb. 12, 1848.
1804
ALLEN, AMOS, A.B.; A.M.; from Providence, R. I.; d. 1836.
BRIGGS, LEMUEL WILLIAMS, A.B. Physician Bristol, R. I.; original fellow
R. I. Medical Society; b. Middleboro, Mass., Aug. 28, 1786; d. Bristol, R. I., March
8, 1840.
BRIGGS, RICHARD, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1809; pastor
Mansfield, Mass., 1809-34; b. Halifax, Mass., March 2, 1782; d. Mansfield, Mass.,
July 5, 1837.
CHAMBERLAIN, JASON, A.B.; A.M., University of Vt. 1811; A.B., Bowdoin
College 1806. Preacher Thomaston, Me., 1806; ordained Congregational minister
1808; pastor 1808-11; professor Greek and Latin, University of Vt., 1811-14;
lawyer; b. HoUiston, Mass., Feb. 9, 1783; d. Arkansas, 1821.
FOBES, SETH, A.B. Physician at Oakham, Mass.; d. Jan. 30, 1816.
FROST, ELLAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1824. Physician Plainfield, now Meriden, N.
H., 1806-63; selectman Meriden; member N. H. house of representatives two terms;
b. Mendon, now Milford, Mass., Jan. 10, 1782; d. Meriden, N. H., March 31, 1863.
GREEN, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1826; A.M., Harvard University 1815; M.D.
1826. Physician Worcester, Mass.; founder Worcester Public Library; honorary
member R. I. Medical Society; *. B. K.; b. Worcester, Mass., April 19, 1784; d.
Worcester, Oct. 17, 1865.
HAYWARD, OLIVER, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor
Barnstable, Mass., 1815-18; b. Bridgewater, Mass.; d. 1831.
HOBART, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1808; lawyer Abington,
Mass., 25 years; tack manufacturer Abington; member Mass. house of representa-
tives 1828-29. Author History of Abington, 1866; b. Abington, Mass., Oct. 24, 1781;
d. South Abington, Jan. 25, 1877.
HODGES, TISDALE, A.B. Physician Bristol, R. I.; b. Norton, Mass., April
21, 1783; d. Gallina Island, off the west coast of Africa, 1808.
MAXCY, VIRGIL, A.B.; A.M. Tutor; lawyer Anne Arundel Co., near Baltimore,
Md.; charge d'affaires Belgium 1835; solicitor U. S. treasury; *.B.K.; b. Attleboro,
Mass.; d. at sea, Feb. 28, 1844.
MORTON, MARCUS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1826; Harvard University 1840. Admit-
ted to bar 1807; lawyer Taimton, Mass.; clerk Mass. senate 1811-12; member
U. S. house of representatives 1817-21; member Mass. executive council 1823;
lieutenant-governor 1824-25; justice Mass. supreme court 1825-40; governor 1840,
1843; collector of customs Boston, Mass., 1845-48; member Mass. constitutional
convention 1853; member Mass. house of representatives 1858; overseer Harvard
University 1854-60; *. B. K.; b. Freetown, Mass., Feb. 19, 1784; d. Taunton, Mass.,
Feb. 6, 1864.
NORTON, GEORGE, A.B.; from Wrentham, Mass.; d. 1806.
PRESTON, WARREN, A.B. Lawyer Norridgewock, Me.; judge court of probate,
Somerset Co.; lawyer Bangor, Me.; Boston, Mass.; b. Northbridge, Mass.; d.
Boston, Mass., July 1, 1861.
RANDALL, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Law student Providence, R. I., 1804-05;
teacher academy, Warren, R. I., 1805-11; postmaster, Warren 1811-44; justice
76 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1804
Bristol Co. court of common pleas 1822-24; justice R. I. supreme court 1824-32;
admitted to bar 1834; town clerk Warren 50 years; editor Warren newspaper at
different periods; b. Sharon, Mass., Feb. 10, 1778; d. Warren, R. I., March 5, 1864.
RANDALL. SILAS, A.B.; from Sharon, Mass.
SILL, THOMAS HALE, A.B. Lawyer Erie, Penn.; burgess 1816, 1817, 1829, 1834,
1843-44; deputy U. S. marshal 1816-18; deputy attorney-general 1819; member
Penn. house of representatives 1823; R. I. house of representatives 1826-31; presi-
dent U. S. bank, Erie; member Penn. constitutional convention 1837-38; presi-
dential elector 1848; postmaster Erie, Penn., 1849-53; b. Windsor, Conn., Oct.
11, 1783; d. Erie, Penn., Feb. 7, 1856.
THAYER, JOHN GOULDING, A.B.; from Milford, Mass.
TOBEY, SILAS, A.B.; A.M.; b. Berkley, Mass., March 21, 1787; d. 1817.
WILLIAMS, LEMUEL, A.B. Lawyer New Bedford, Mass., 1808-29; collector
port of New Bedford 1829-37; lawyer Lowell, Mass., 1838-42; Boston, Mass.,
1842-48; collector port of Boston 1842-45; lawyer Worcester, Mass., 1848-69;
*. B. K.; b. Fairhaven, Mass., June 5, 1782; d. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 14, 1869.
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL KING, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; member city
council, Boston; b. Raynham, Mass., Nov. 17, 1785; d. Boston, Mass., Nov. 20,
1874.
WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM DURKEE, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1820.
Lawyer Bangor, Me., 1807-46; state attorney Hancock Co. 1808-16; member Mass.
senate 1816-20; president Me. senate 1820-21; acting governor Me. 1821; member
U. S. house of representatives 1821-23; justice court of probate 1824-40; bank
commissioner 1838-41; president Bangor Bank; overseer Bowdoin College 1821-31;
corresponding member Mass. Historical Society 1836-46; Author History of Maine
160S-18S0, also articles in Collections Mass. Historical Society and American Quarterly
Register; *. B. K.; b. Canterbury, Conn., July 31, 1779; d. Bangor, Me., May 27,
1846.
1805
BALL, HYDER ALL A.B.; from Orange, Mass.
BUCKLIN, SYLVESTER FULLER, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational
minister 1808; pastor First Church, Marlboro, Mass., 1808-32; resident Marlboro
1832-60; b. Seekonk, Mass., July 2, 1784; d. Marlboro, Mass., May 25, 1860.
CARPENTER, ROYAL, A.B. Physician Rehoboth, Mass.; b. Rehoboth, Mass..
1778; d. Rehoboth, May 23, 1849.
CHAPIN, CYRUS, A.B.; from Orange, Mass.; d. 1811.
COOK, DENNIS, A.B. Physician Tiverton, R. I.; fellow R. I. Medical Society;
b. Tiverton, R. I., Feb. 27, 1785; d. 1841.
CUSHMAN, BARTHOLOMEW, A.B. Medical student Kmgston, Mass.; physi-
cian West Sandwich, Mass.; member school committee; b. Kingston, Mass., Aug.
14, 1782; d. Sandwich, Mass., Jan. 14, 1837.
DANFORTH, WALTER RALEIGH, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.;
clerk supreme judicial court for Providence Co., or court of common pleas, 1807-18;
editor Providence Gazette 1820; Microcosm; Express; RepMican Herald; member
Providence town council ten years; collector of customs Providence 1829-41; mayor
Providence 1853; member R. I. house of representatives 1855; *. B. K.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., April 1, 1787; d. Providence, Aug. 11, 1861.
DEANE, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Scitu-
ate, Mass., 1810-34. Author History of Seituate, Mass., 1831; *. B. K.; b. Mansfield,
Mass., March 30, 1784; d. Aug. 9, 1834.
EDDY, STEPHEN WALKER. A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., July 8, 1789;
d. 1807.
EMMONS, WILLIAMS. A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1805-08; librarian
1806-08. Lawyer Augusta, Me., 1809-36; HaUowell, Me., 1836-65; member Me.
house of representatives 1833-34; member Me. senate 1834-35; judge of probate
1841-48; *.B. K.; b. Franklin Mass.. May 2, 1784; d. HaUowell, Me.. Oct. 8. 1855.
1805 GRADUATES 77
FISK, AMASA, A.B. Lawyer Dover, Vt.; b. Upton, Mass., Sept. 17, 1780; d.
Dover, Vt., March 23, 1847.
GILMORE, DAVID, A.B. Principal academy Marietta, O.; army contractor war
of 1812; b. Raynham, Mass.; d. Columbus, O., 1817.
GILMORE, MELVIN, A.B. Merchant, Easton, Mass.; farmer Raynham, Mass.;
b. Raynham, Mass., April 11, 1785; d. Raynham, Oct. 5, 1858.
HOBART, AARON, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1809; lawyer Abington, Mass.;
Hanover Four Corners, Mass., 1811-24; East Bridgewater, Mass., 1824-58; mem-
ber Mass. house of representatives 1814; senate 1819; U. S. house of representatives
1820-27; Mass. executive council 1827-31; judge of probate 1843-58; *. B. K.; b.
Abington, Mass., June 26, 1787; d. East Bridgewater, Mass., Sept. 19, 1858.
HOWE, JOHN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1808; lawyer Bristol, R. I., 1808-41; mem-
ber R. I. house of representatives several years; collector of customs Bristol 1841-
45; farmer Bristol 1845-53; resident Philadelphia, Penn., 1853-64; *. B. K.; b.
Killingly, Conn., July 5, 1783; d. Philadelphia, Penn., March 14, 1864.
JAMES. BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Physician; from Boston, Mass.; d. New
Jersey, April, 1850.
KEITH, JONATHAN, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Rowe,
Mass., 1808-12; preacher Dorchester, Mass.; Barrington, R. I.; resident Newport,
R. I.; Providence, R. I.; Raynham, Mass., 1847-55; b. Bridgewater, Mass., Jan.
16, 1782; d. Raynham, Mass., Dec. 16, 1855.
LIPPITT, JOSEPH FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Providence, R. I.; b.
Providence, R. I.; d. New York, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1857.
LOUD, SAMUEL PRINCE, A.B. ; A.M. Lawyer Dorchester, Mass., 1809-75;
associate justice court of sessions, Norfolk Co., 1822-28; chairman board of county
commissioners, Norfolk Co., 25 years; member Mass. house of representatives eight
years; Mass. senate 1832-34; Mass. executive council 1841-43; Mass. constitutional
convention 1853; state trustee Institution for the Blind 1832-51; $. B. K.; b. Wey-
mouth, Mass., March 10, 1783; d. Dorchester, Mass., July 11, 1875.
METCALF, THERON, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1844; Harvard University 1848.
Fellow Brown University 1832-43, 1847-53; secretary 1837-43. Admitted to bar
1807; lawyer Franklin, Mass., 1808-09; Dedham, Mass., 1809-39; county attorney
1817-29; member Mass. house of representatives 1831, 1833, 1834; Mass. senate
1835; reporter Mass. supreme court, Boston, 1839-48; associate justice Mass.
supreme court 1848-65. Author Militia Laws of U. S. and of Mass.; Reports of Cases
argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Mass., 1840-47; Principles of the Law
of Contracts, with Examples of their Application; associate author Digest of the Decisions
of the Courts of Common Law and Admiralty in the U. S.; editor Yelverton's Reports,
1820; Starkie on Evidence, 1826; Russell on Crimes, 1831; Maule and Selwyn's
Reports, 1832; associate editor Revised Statutes of Mass.; $. B. K.; b. Franklin, Mass.,
Oct. 16, 1784; d. Boston, Mass., Nov. 13, 1876.
SHAW, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Carver,
Mass., 1807-15; Middleboro, Mass., 1819-34; Lakeville, Mass.; Dighton, Mass.,
1838-43; b. Abington, Mass., 1777; d. 1844.
SNOW, JOHN BURGESS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; from Roches-
ter, Mass.; d. New York, N. Y., June 17, 1848.
STARKWEATHER, JOHN, A.B. Physician Upton, Mass.; b. Pawtucket, Reho-
both, Mass., 1784; d. Upton, Mass., 1857.
VALENTINE, JAMES, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I.,
17S9; d. Providence, Nov. 1, 1825.
WALKER, ROLLING MUMFORD, A.B.; from Dinwiddle Co., Va.; d. 1814.
WEBB, THOMAS DENNIE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1807; lawyer Warren, O.,
1807-57; editor Trump of Fame; U. S. collector of internal revenue 1814; member
OMo senate two terms; b. Windham, Conn., May 10, 1784; d. Warren, O., March
7, 1865.
WHITMAN, JARED, A.B. Admitted to bar 1808; lawyer Nantucket, Mass.,
1808-10; Abington, Mass., 1810-78; member Mass. house of representatives 1827-
28; Mass. senate 1839-41; commissioner Plymouth Co. 1828-34; member Mass.
78 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1806
constitutional convention 1853; b. Abington, Mass., Sept. 27, 1784; d. South
Abington, May 23. 1878.
WILLARD, JACOB, A.B.; A.M.; b. Lancaster, Mass., June 11, 1786; d. 1818.
1806
ALDEN, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Fair Haven, Mass.; merchant Fair
Haven; farmer Dewittville, N. Y., 1829-70; b. Fair Haven, Mass., Nov. 1, 1786;
d, Dewittville, N. Y., April 23, 1870.
ALDRICH, DAVID, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Goshen, Conn.;
farmer Cumberiand, R. I.; justice of the peace Cumberland; b. Cumberland, R. I.,
Jan. 14, 1781; d. Cumberland, May 19, 1879.
BEDON, RICHARD BEDON, A.B. Planter Wallesboro, S. C; captain S. C.
troops. War of 1812; b. Sept. 9, 1786; d. Wallesboro, S. C, Aug. 27, 1857.
BENEDICT, DAVID, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Shurtleff CoUege 1851. Trustee Brown
University 1818-74. Ordained Baptist minister 1806; pastor First Church, Paw-
tucket, R. I., 1806-28; postmaster Pawtucket 10 years; member R. I. Historical
Society 1825-74. Author General History of the Baptist Denomination, 1813; History
of all Religions, 1824; Fifty Years among the Baptists, 1860; Compendium of Eccle-
siastical History; History of the Donatists, 1875; Conference Hymn Book; b. Norwalk,
Conn., Oct. 10, 1779; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Dec. 5, 1874.
BENSON, MARTIN, A.B. Lawyer. Embarked, New York, N. Y., for Sierra Leone,
1816, and never heard from; b. Newport, R. I., 1786; d. 1816.
BROWN, JOHN BALL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1813. Physician
Dorchester, Mass., 1809-10; Boston, Mass., 1810-62; surgeon and physician Boston
Almshouse 1815; associate sm-geon, consulting surgeon, Mass. General Hospital.
Author Tim Letters on Curvature of the Spine, 1838; Remarks on Operation for Cure of
Chib-Feet, 1839; Reports of Cases in Boston Orthopedic Institution, 1844, 1845; b. Wil-
mington, Mass., Oct. 20, 1784; d. Boston, Mass., May 14, 1862.
CLEAVELAND, PALMER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; b. Pomfret, Conn., Feb. 14, 1782;
d. Rochester, N. Y., Sept. 23, 1851.
DEAN, JOHN GILMORE, A.B. Lawyer Ellsworth, Me.; chairman board of
selectmen 20 years; commander Cobb light infantry. War of 1812; resident Port-
land, Me.; *.B.K.; b. Raynham, Mass., March 27, 1785; d. Merryfield, Me., Nov.
10, 1839.
D'WOLPE, HENRY, A.B. Merchant; afterwards farmer Bristol, R. I.; b. Bristol,
R. I., March 21, 1785; d. Bristol, Oct. 17, 1857.
DEXTER, ELIJAH A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor
Plympton Mass. 1809-51; b. Rochester Mass. 1786; d. Plympton, Mass., Oct.,
1861.
FAMES, JACOB, A.B.; from Belfast, Me.
FOX, WILLIAM, A.B.; from Woodstock, Conn.; d. 1820.
HOLMES, HENRY, A.B. Lawyer Alfred, Me.; teacher Latin and Greek, Alfred
Academy; b. Kmgston, Mass., Dec. 28, 1784; d. Alfred, Me., April 2, 1852.
JOHNSON, DANIEL, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1808; pastor Orleans,
Mass., 1808-29; Victor, N. Y., 1829-36; preacher Sweden, N. Y.; Parma, N. Y.;
farmer Fairport, N. Y.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 5, 1783; d. Fairport, N. Y.,
Oct. 11, 1867.
MARCH, DANIEL, A.B.; from Sutton, Mass.; b. Feb. 11, 1786; d. Sutton, Jan.,
1807.
PERRY, DAVID, A.B.; A.M.; from Rehoboth, Mass.; d. 1854.
PRESTON, WILLARD, A.B.; D.D., University of Georgia 1839. Lawyer Vt.;
travelled in the south 1808-11; . ordained Congregational minister 1811; pastor
St. Albans, Vt., 1812-15; Richmond Street Church, Providence, R. I., 1816-21;
Burlington, Vt., 1821-25; president University of Vt. 1825-26; pastor Presbyterian
Church, Savannah, Ga., 1826-56. Author Sermons; b. Uxbridge, Mass., May 29,
1785; d. Savannah, Ga., April 27, 1856.
SAMS, LEWIS REEVE, A.B.; from Beaufort, S. C; d. 1856.
1806 GRADUATES 79
WHITMAN, NOAH, A.B.; M.B., Dartmouth College 1809. Physician Bridgewater,
Mass.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., March 3, 1785; d. Bridgewater, April 24, 1854.
1807
ALDEN, CYRUS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1810; lawyer Boston, Mass.; Fall
River, Mass., 1827-55; justice of peace; member Mass. house of representatives
1837; inventor hay scales. Author Abridgment of Law, vnth Practical Forms, 1819;
b. Bridgewater, Mass., May 20, 1785; d. Tiverton, R. I., March 29, 1855.
ANGELL, OLIVER, A.B.; A.M. Teacher First district school. Providence, R. I.,
1807-15, 1827-34; merchant Providence 1816-19; principal private school. Provi-
dence, 1819-27, 1835-39; resident Providence 1839-58. Author Elemervts of Mathe-
matics; editor Union Series of Text Books; *. B. K.; b. North Providence, R. I., Nov.
4, 1787; d. Providence, Nov. 11, 1858.
BAILEY, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Tutor and librarian Brown University 1808-14.
Member Mass. hoxise of representatives 1815-16; clerk Mass. department of state
1817-23; member U. S. house of representatives 1824-31.; b. Canton, Mass.; d.
Dorchester, Mass., June 26, 1835.
BARSTOW, LUTHER, A.B.; from Canterbury, Conn.; d. 1817.
BISHOP, LORENZO, A.B. Law student; b. Attleboro, Mass., Aug. 20, 1785;
d. Norton, Mass., May 26, 1809.
BLOSS, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Baptist preacher 1809; ordained minis-
ter 1810; pastor Stafford, Conn., 1809-14, 1823-26; western N. Y. From Wrentham,
Mass.; d. North Bay, Oneida Lake, N. Y., July 27, 1850.
BURBANK, LEONARD, A.B.; A.M.; from'iWorcester. Mass.; d. 1837.
CADY, JAMES HERVEY. A.B.; A.M.; b. KiUingly, Conn., May 20, 1780; d.
Jan., 1832.
COOK, DANIEL, A.B. Medical student, Boston, Mass.; surgeon U. S. army 1812-
15; physician Waterville, Me., 1815-36; Maumee City, O., 1836-63; b. Kingston,
Mass., July 29, 1785; d. Maumee City, O., March 22, 1863.
DAY, ISRAEL, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; judge; b. KUIingly, Conn., 1783; d. EUi-
cotville, N. Y.
DUNBAR, JOHN, A.B.; from Hanover. Mass.
FEARING, ELISHA POPE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. Physician Falmouth, Mass.,
1810-26; Nantucket, Mass., 1826-66; b. Wareham, Mass., Oct. 11, 1785; d. Nan-
tucket, Mass., June 25, 1876.
HARRINGTON, NAHUM, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Worcester, Mass.; b. Westboro,
Mass., June 13, 1778; d. Westboro, Dec. 31, 1848.
HAYWARD, BARZILLAI, A.B. Physician; b. Bridgewater Mass.; d. Monson,
Mass., 1838.
HILL, JACOB, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to Mass. bar 1807; lawyer Minot, Me.;
Portland, Me.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., 1784; d. 1852.
HUTCHINS, JOHN LADD, A.B. Student of theology; b. Killingly, Conn., 1783;
d. KiUingly, March 14, 1808.
JUDSON, ADONIRAM, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1823. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1810; ordained Congregational minister 1812; Baptist missionary, Burma,
1812-50. Author Elements of English Grammar, 1808; Young Ladies' Arithmetic,
1809; Dictionary of the Burman Language, 1826; The Holy Bible Translated into
Burmese, 1835; Grammatical Notices of the Burmese Language, 1842; Dictionary,
English and Burmese, 1849; Dictionary, Burmese and English, including A Gram-
mar of the Burmese Language, 1850; *. B. K.; b. Maiden, Mass., Aug. 9, 1788; d. at
sea, April 12, 1850.
LORING, BAILEY, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1810; pastor
First Unitarian Church, North Andover, Mass., 1810; *. B. K.; b. Duxbury, Mass.,
Dec. 10, 1786; d. North Andover, Mass., May 5, 1860.
MANTON, CHARLES, A.B. Lawyer Johnston, R. I.; b. Johnston, R. I., Jan. 13,
1787; d. Johnston, Feb. 26, 1816.
MARTIN, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; A.M.; from Newport, R. I.; d. 1850.
80 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1807
MARTIN, JOHN RUSSELL, A.B.; M.B., Dartmouth College 1810. Physician; b.
Providence, R. I., May 27, 1790; d. Havana, Cuba, May 24, 1817.
SANGER, ZEDEKIAH, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Oneida Co., N. Y.; b. Duxbury,
Mass., June 5, 1784; d. 1863.
STODDARD, EBENEZER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Woodstock, Conn.; member
Conn, legislature several years; lieutenant-governor Conn, one year; member
U. S. house of representatives 1821-25; *. B. K.; b. West Woodstock, Conn., May 6,
1786; d. Woodstock, Aug. 11, 1847.
THURSTON, SAMUEL ISAAC, A.B. Lawyer Orangeburgh, S. C; b. George-
town, S. C, 1787; d. 1820.
WHEELER, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M.; A.B., Bowdoin College 1808. Teacher Wis-
casset. Me.; Salem, Mass.; teacher and preacher Middleboro, Mass.; preacher
First Baptist Church, Boston, Mass., 1812; teacher Washington, Peun., 1813-39;
ordained Baptist minister 1814; pastor Washington, Penn., 1814-39; president
Rector College, Pruntytown, West Va., 1839-51; b. Rowley, Mass., April 8, 1784;
d. Pruntytown, W. Va., June 11, 1851.
WHITMAN, ELIAB, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Lisbon, Me., 1811-13; North Bridge-
water, Mass., 1813-62; member Mass. legislature 1840-41; b. East Bridgewater,
Mass., May 30, 1788; d. North Bridgewater, Sept. 20, 1862.
WILLIS, JOHN, A.B. Teacher; master high school Plymouth, Mass.; farmer
Middleboro, Mass.; b. West Bridgewater, Mass., 1786; d. Marshfield, Mass., Aug.
17, 1864.
WILSON, EZEKIEL ROBINS, A.B.; A.M.; from Hightstown, N. J.
1808
BAILEY, LUTHER, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy, Wrentham, Mass.; Brad-
ford, Mass.; preacher Dover, Mass., 1811; Cambridgeport, Mass.; principal
Bristol Academy, Taunton, Mass., five years; preacher Taunton three years; or-
dained Congregational minister 1816; pastor Unitarian Church, East Medway,
Mass., 1816-43; resident East Medway 1843-61; b. Canton, Mass., May 3, 1783;
d. East Medway, Mass., Dec. 19, 1861.
BARKER, WILLIAM, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary; b. Middle-
boro, Mass., June 10, 1787; d. Andover, Mass., Nov. 29, 1809.
BARSTOW, SIMON, A.B.; from Canterbury, Conn.; d. 1866.
BOLLES, ABIEL, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor Charleston, S. C; superintendent
Orphan House, Charleston; president Charleston College; principal Female Academy,
Charleston; b. Woodstock, Conn., July 13, 1786; d. Charleston, S. C, April 14, 1866.
BRIGGS, OTIS, A.B. ; A.M. Preacher Farmington, Me.; ordained Baptist mmister
1816; pastor North Yarmouth, Me., 1816; land agent Waterville College; preacher
Bangor, Me.; pastor First Church, Hampden, Me., Second Church, Hampden;
agent American Baptist Home Mission Society; from Stoughton, Mass.;
d. Oct. 1, 1842.
BROWN, ELIAS, A.B. Lawyer Stonington, Conn.; from Preston, Conn.; b. Jan.
28, 1786; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., May 6, 1861.
CARROL, ARIEL LEONARD, A.B.; from Woodstock, Conn.
CHAPIN, SETH, A.B.; A.M. Studied over two years with class of 1811 at Ando-
ver Theological Seminary; ordained Congregational minister 1812; pastor Hillsboro,
N. H., 1812-16; preacher Rowley, Mass.; Mansfield, Conn., and elsewhere, 1816-
19; pastor Hanover, Mass., 1819-24; acting pastor East Haddam, Conn., 1825;
Hunter, N. Y., 1825-27; Attleboro, Mass.; West Granville, Mass., 1833-35; preacher
Providence, R. I., 1842-50; b. Mendon, Mass., June 25, 1783; d. Providence, R. I.,
April 19, 1850.
COGGESHALL, JOSIAH HAYDON, A.B.; from New Bedford, Mass.; d. 1817.
COOKE, HENRY TUDOR, A.B.; from Providence, R. I.; d. Rhinebeck, N. Y.,
Jan. 24, 1824.
COREY, JACOB, A.B.; A.M. Physician Sturbridge, Mass.; b. Sturbridge, Mass.,
Jan. 13, 1788; d. Sturbridge, Mass., Oct. 31, 1841.
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CORLIS, GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1812. Physician.
CURTIS, DAVID, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Warwick and
Coventry churches, R. I., 13 years; six other churches in Mass. and R. I.; b. Stough-
ton, Mass., Feb. 17, 1782; d. East Stoughton, Sept. 12, 1869.
FIELD, WILLIAM GOODELL. A.B.; b. Pomfret, Conn., April 18, 1790.
FISKE, JOSIAH JONES, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Wrentham, Mass.; member Mass.
senate; member Mass. executive council; manufacturer Fiskdale, Sturbridge, Mass. ;
b. Sturbridge, Mass., Nov. 28, 1785; d. Sturbridge, Aug. 15, 1838.
FRANCIS, JOHN BROWN, A.B. Trustee Brown University 1828-57; chauceUor
1841-54. Law student Litchfield, Conn.; resident Spring Green, Warwick, R. I.,
1821-64; member R. I. house of representatives 1821-29; R. I. senate 1831-42,
1845-56; governor R. I. 1832-38; member U. S. senate 1844-45; treasurer R. I.
Historical Society two years; vice president four years; $. B. K.; b. Philadelphia,
Penn., May 31, 1791; d. Warwick, R. I., Aug. 9, 1864.
FROST, DANIEL, A.B. Admitted to bar 1810; lawyer Canterbury, Conn.; Mass.;
Canterbury, Conn., 1866-63; temperance reformer; *. B. K.; b. Canterbury, Conn.,
April 17, 1786; d. Canterbury, July 17, 1863.
GLOVER, SAMUEL, A.B. Ordained minister; pastor Kingston Church, Middle-
boro, Mass.; from Boston, Mass.; b. 1784; d. Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 13, 1851.
JOHNSON, ARTEMAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1816. Physician Rehoboth, Mass.;
b. Sherbom, Mass., Nov. 18, 1780; d. Rehoboth, Mass., Dec, 1827.
JOHNSON, EVAN MALBONE, A.B. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1813; priest
1814; curate Grace Church, New York, N. Y., 1814-15; rector St. James's Chiurch,
Newton, L. I., 1815-26; St. John's Church, Brooklyn, L. I., 1826-47; St. Michael's
Mission Church, Brooklyn, 1847-65; b. Bristol, R. I., June 6, 1791; d. Brooklyn,
N. Y., March 19, 1865.
LIPPITT. JEREMIAH, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; merchant WU-
mington, N. C; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 11, 1790; d. Wihnington, N. C, Sept.,
1846.
MARCY, WILLIAM LEARNED, A.B.; LL.D. 1833; Union College 1839. Teacher
Newport, R. I.; lawyer Troy, N. Y.; lieutenant, afterwards captain. War 1812-15;
recorder Troy, N. Y., 1816-18; adjutant-general N. Y. militia 1821; comptroller
N. Y. 1823; associate justice N. Y. supreme court 1829-31; U. S. senator 1831-33;
governor N. Y. 1833-39; U. S. commissioner on claims against Mexico 1839-42;
chairman Democratic state convention, Syracuse, N. Y., 1843; U. S. secretary of
war 1845-49; U. S. secretary of state 1853-57; resident Ballston Spa, N. Y., 1857-
58. Editor Troy Budget, 1818; *.B. K.; b . Southbridge, Mass., Dec. 12, 1786; d.
Ballston Spa, N. Y., July 4, 1858.
MAYHEW, JEREMIAH, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary over two
years -with class of 1811; b. New Bedford, Mass., Dec. 23, 1788; d. New Bedford,
Jan. 4, 1811.
PEARCE, DUTEE JERAULD, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Newport, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives; attorney-general R. I. 1819-25; U. S. district attor-
ney 1824-25; member U. S. house of representatives 1825-37; presidential elector
1821; $. B. K.; b. Prudence Island, R. I., AprU 3, 1789; d. Newport, R. I., May 9,
1849.
PORTER, ISAAC, A.B.; M.D., Dartmouth College 1814. Physician Lebanon,
N. H.; Charlton, Mass., 1816-25; Boston, Mass., 1825; Charlestown, Mass.; b.
Voluntown, Conn., Oct. 11, 1783; d. Porter, Wis., Sept. 2, 1854.
POWER, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1811; lawyer Northfield, Mass.,
1811-16; Boston, Mass., 1816-60; clerk Boston police court; resident Framingham,
Mass., 1860-68; b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 8, 1786; d. Framingham, Mass., Sept. 9,
1868.
RICE, BENJAMIN, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1811; home
missionary, Maine, 1811-12; pastor Sturbridge, Mass., 1812; ordained Congre-
gational minister 1813; pastor Presbyterian Church, Skaneateles, N. Y., 1812-17;
Chester, Mass., 1818; Second Congregational Church, South Deerfield, Mass.,
1819-27; New Gloucester, Me., 1828-35; Buxton, Me., 1835-42; Winchendon,
82 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1808
Mass., 1834-46; b. Sturbridge, Mass., May 9, 1784; d. Winchendon, Mass., July
12, 1847.
RICH, EZEKIEL, A.B.; A.M. Student Andover Theological Seminary 1808-9;
ordained Congregational minister 1812; home missionary; pastor Troy, N. Y.,
1815-18; teacher and home missionary Troy 1818-24; home missionary Cheshire
Co. and elsewhere, N. H., 1824-27; teacher Troy 1827-45; pastor East Woodstock,
Conn., 1830-31; resident Rochester, N. Y., and Deep River, Conn., 1845-54; b.
Greenwich, Mass., April 2, 1784; d. Deep River, Conn., Nov. 22, 1854.
ROGERS, JOHN, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., 1791; d. Providence, March 26, 1820.
SPOONER, NATHANIEL SPRAGUE, A.B. Lawyer Fairhaven, now Acushuet,
Mass.; justice of peace; justice New Bedford police court; member Mass. house of
representatives; b. May 6, 1790; d. Acushnet, Mass., Jan. 20, 1860.
SUMNER, BRADFORD, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1809-11. Lawyer
Boston, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives; *. B. K.; b. Taunton, Mass.
1782; d. Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 25, 1855.
WIGHT, JOHN BURT, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1816. Private tutor,
S. C, several years; ordained Congregational minister; pastor First Church, East
Sudbury, now Wayland, Mass., 1815-30; Unitarian pastor Castine, Me.; Malford,
N. H.; Chelsea, Mass.; Dennis, Mass., until 1842; member Mass. legislature
1860; *. B. K.; b. Bristol, R. I., May 7, 1790; d. Wayland, Mass., Dec. 20, 1883.
WILLARD, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1822. Physician Uxbridge, Mass.;
b. Uxbridge, Mass., 1788; d. Uxbridge, Mass., Oct. 13, 1846.
1809
BARNABY, JAMES, A.B. Teacher Taunton, Mass.; ordained Baptist minister
1811; pastor Harwich, Mass., 1811-19, 1852-59; 1862-77; New Bedford, Mass.,
1819-23; Amesbury, Mass.; Deerfield, N. H.; Salisbiu-y, Mass.; Amesbury, Mass.;
Danversport, Mass.; Lowell, Mass.; Townsend, Mass.; Nantucket, Mass., 1846-
49; agent Baptist Sunday School Union 1849-52; pastor 1859-62; b. Freetown,
Mass., June 25, 1787; d. Harwich, Mass., Dec. 10, 1877.
BURBANK, GARDNER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer and paper manufactiurer Worcester,
Mass.; Sharon, Vt., 1835-38; resident Brooklyn, N. Y., 1838-48; aide-de-camp
Mass. militia 1813; division inspector 1814-19; tax assessor Brooklyn, N. Y.,
several years; b. Worcester, Mass., May 8, 1785; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., June 24, 1845.
BURGESS, EBENEZER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Middlebury College 1835. Tutor
Brown University 1811-13. Preceptor University Grammar School, Providence,
R. I., 1809-11; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1815; professor mathe-
matics and natural philosophy. University of Vt., 1815-17; agent American Coloni-
zation Society, Africa, 1817-18; student of theology 1818-19; ordained Congrega-
tional minister 1821; pastor First Church, Dedham, Mass., 1820-70; founder and
president Dedham Savings Bank 1831-70. Author The Dedham Pulpit, 1845; Burgess
Genealogy, 1865; *. B. K.; b. Wareham, Mass., April 1, 1790; d. Dedham, Mass.,
Dec. 5, 1870.
CARLILE, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1814. Clergyman, Provi-
dence, R. I.; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1792; d. Providence, R. I., March 28, 1824.
CLARK, HENRY FINNEY, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; New Albany,
Ind., 1819-20; b. Bristol, R. I., Jan. 1, 1790; d. New Albany, Ind., June 21, 1820.
CLARKE, JOHN HOPKINS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1812; clerk supreme court.
Providence Co., R. I., 1812; in business Cranston, R. I., imtil 1824; manufacturer
Providence 1824-70; member R. I. house of representatives 1836-37, 1864-65;
U. S. senate 1847-63; R. I. senate one year; b. Elizabeth, N. J.. April 1, 1789; d.
Providence, R. I., Nov. 23, 1870.
COCHRAN, ROBERT, A.B. Clergyman; from New Boston, N. H.; d. 1818.
DEAN, JOSHUA, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1812; ordained
Presbyterian minister 1814; pastor Groton, N. Y., 1814-24; b. Taunton, Mass.,
July 16, 1788; d. Groton, N. Y., July 12, 1824.
DELANO, DAVID, A.B.; A.M.; from New Bedford, Mass.
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DORRANCE, JAMES BRADFORD, A.B.; A.M.; from Sterling, Conn.; b. Volun-
town. Conn., 1786; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 14, 1842.
FOX. JABEZ, A.B.; from Bozrah, Conn.
GOING, JONATHAN, A.B.; A.M., University of Vt. 1812; D.D., WaterviUe
College 1832. Trustee Brown University 1825-44. Ordained Baptist minister 1811;
pastor Cavendish, Vt., 1811-15; Worcester, Mass., 1815-32; principal Latin Gram-
mar School, Worcester, 1816; corresponding secretary American Baptist Home
Mission Society, residence, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1832-37; president and professor the-
ology, Granville, O., Literary and Theological Institution, 1837-44; one of the
foimders Newton Theological Institution; Ohio Baptist Education Society; *. B. K.;
b. Reading, Vt., March 7, 1786; d. Granville, O., Nov. 9, 1844.
GOODWIN, HENRY, A.B.; b. Dec. 1, 1789; d. March 8, 1812.
HALL, SILAS, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister 1810; pastor Taunton,
Mass.; Warren, R. I.; Middleboro, New Bedford, Attleboro, Sharon, South Abing-
ton, Swansea, Rehoboth, Raynham, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Raynham, Mass., Jan. 16,
1789; d. South Abington, Mass., Dec. 29, 1876.
HARDING, DANIEL FISKE, A.B.; b. Sturbridge, Mass., Nov. 30, 1783.
HAVEN, WILLIAM, A.B.; b. Framingham, Mass., Aug. 22, 1783.
HUME, ROBERT, A.B.; A.M.; from Charleston, S. C.
IDE, JACOB, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1837. Graduated Andover Theological Semmary
1812; ordained Congregational minister 1814; preacher East Abington, Mass.;
York, Me.; Portsmouth, N. H.; assistant pastor Park Street Church, Boston, Mass.;
pastor West Medway, Mass., 1814-80; senior pastor 1865-80; trustee Amherst
College 1839-63; editor Christian Magazine; Works of N. Emmons, with Life; $. B. K.;
b. Attleboro, Mass., March 29, 1785; d. West Medway, Mass., Jan. 5, 1880.
MORSE, ELIJAH, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1814. Law student Thomaston,
Me.; Boston, Mass.; lawyer Boston; member common council Boston; member
Mass. house of representatives; b. Medway, Mass., Sept. 10, 1785; d. Boston,
Mass., Aug. 23, 1831.
PERRY, JOSHUA, A.B. Student of theology; teacher several years; in lumber
business. Brooks, Me.; farmer Hanson, Mass.; b. Hanson, Mass., April 27, 1788;
d. Hanson, Mass., Sept. 2, 1875.
POPE, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Dudley, Mass.; from New Braintree,
Mass.; d. Dudley, Mass., 1854.
RANDALL, JOSEPH, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., 1787; d. Providence, R. I.,
July 23, 1811.
REED, LUKE, A.B.; from Middleboro, Mass.; d. 1868.
RICHARDS, GEORGE HALLAM, A.B.; b. New London, Conn., May 9, 1791;
d. Dec. 22, 1843.
TAYLOR, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1816; pastor
Shutesbury, Mass.; Penn.; Salem, Mass.; resident Northbridge, Mass.; b. New
Salem, Mass., Aug. 6, 1781; d. Northbridge, Mass., June 18, 1861.
TYLER, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Manufacturer Pawtucket, R. I.; ordained Con-
gregational minister 1819; pastor South Weymouth, Mass., 1819-32; South Hadley
Fails, Mass., 1832-39; connected with Mass. Home Mission Society; editor Courier,
Northampton, Mass., delegate Mass. constitutional convention; b. Attleboro,
Mass., Jan. 7, 1789; d. Auburndale, Mass., Sept. 27, 1875.
WAIT, OLIVER, A.B.; from New London, Conn.; d. 1818.
WHITMAN, DANIEL, A.B. Medical student Bridgewater, Mass.; farmer East
Bridgewater, Mass.; b. East Bridgewater, Mass., April 12, 1784; d. East Bridge-
water, April 30, 1879.
WILKINSON, SAMUEL SCOTT, A.B. Admitted to bar 1812; lawyer Thomaston,
Me.; b. Smithfield, R. I., Jan. 27, 1786; d. Portsmouth, O., Oct. 12, 1821.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1813;
pastor Brewer, Me., 1813-22; Foxcoft, Me., 1823-35; Poland, Me., 1835-46; trustee
Bangor Theological Seminary 1816-46; overseer Bowdoin College 1826-46; b.
Weymouth, Mass., March 11, 1787; d. Poland, Me., Nov. 24, 1846.
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1810
AVERY, DAVID, A.B. Principal University Grammar School, Providence, R. I.,
1811-13; farmer Mansfield, Conn., until 1832; Hampton, Conn., 1832-69; resident
Jewett City, Conn., 1869-75; member Conn, legislature 1822-23; b. Wrentham,
Mass., Sept. 7, 1787; d. Jewett City, Conn., April 6, 1875.
BAILEY, ISAAC, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I. Editor R. I. Repository, 1814-15;
American Naval Biography, 1815; b. Ward, Mass.; d. Penn. 1824.
BATES, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Teacher in the south two years; lawyer Balti-
more, Md., until 1820; Wareham, Mass., 1820-71; adjutant-general Md. troops
1812-15; town clerk Wareham; member Mass. general court; b. Wareham, Mass.,
Dec. 23, 1787; d. Wareham, Nov. 8, 1871.
CUSHING, ABEL, A.B. Teacher Hingham, Mass.; admitted to bar 1814; lawyer
Dorchester, Mass., 1814-37; member Mass. house of representatives 1832-34;
Mass. senate 1836-37; lawyer Boston, Mass.; justice police court, Boston, 1843-
58; b. Hingham, Mass., March 13, 1785; d. Dorchester, Mass., May 19, 1866.
DARLING, COLLINS, A.B. Lawyer Providence, Pawtucket, R. I.; b. Bellingham,
Mass., Oct. 14, 1785; -d. Pawtucket, Dec. 27, 1843.
DOWNER, APPLETON, A.B.; from Preston, Conn.; d. 1833.
GREENE, SIMON RAY, A.B.; from East Greenwich, R. I.; b. East Greenwich,
Jan. 18, 1792; d. after 1813.
HOPKINS, PHILIP R., A.B.; from North Grantham. N. H.
JENKS, HERVEY, A.B. Principal University Grammar School 1810-11; licensed
Baptist minister 1811; preacher West Stockbridge, Mass., and Hudson, N. Y.,
1811-13; ordained 1812; pastor Hudson 1813-14; b. Brookfield, Mass., June 16,
1787;. d. Hudson, N. Y., Jvdy 15, 1814.
KENDRICK, DANIEL, A.B. Ordamed Congregational minister 1812; pastor
Pittston, Edgecomb, Bristol, Lyman, West Minot, Me.; resident Portland, Wilton,
Me.; b. HoUis, N. H., 1786; d. Wilton, Me., May 4, 1868.
LOTHROP, CYRUS, A.B. Lawyer Easton, Mass.; b. Easton, Mass., 1789; d.
Taunton, Mass., May 21, 1854.
M'CLINTOCK, HENRY KING, A.B. Teacher Providence, R. I.; afterwards
South Carolina and Georgia; from Wrentham, Mass.; d. Monticello, Ga., April,
1848
MOORE, MARTIN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Day's Academy, Wrentham, Mass.;
ordained Congregational minister 1814; pastor Central Church, Natick, Mass.,
1814-33; Cohasset, Mass., 1833-41; one of the proprietors and editors Boston
Recorder 1844-63; pastor North Abington, Mass., two years; member N. E. Genea-
logical Society; vice president 1861-66. Author Memoirs of Rev. John Eliot, Apostle
of the Indians, 1822; Memoir of Sophronia Lawrence; History of the Boston Revival
of 181iZ; Pastoral Reminiscences, 1866; b. Sterling, Mass., April 22, 1790; d. Cam-
bridgeport, Mass., March 11, 1866.
REED, DAVID, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1818. Principal Plymouth
Academy, Bridgewater, Mass., 1810-12; student of theology. Harvard University,
1813; licensed Unitarian preacher 1814; preacher 1814-21; editor and proprietor
Christian Register, Boston, Mass., 1821-66; one of the founders American Anti-
Slavery Society 1828; b. Easton, Mass., Feb. 6, 1790; d. Boston Highlands, Mass.,
June 7, 1870.
REED, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Plymouth, Nantucket, Milton, Mass.;
South Carolina; graduated Harvard Divinity School 1831; occasional preacher;
resident Easton, Mass., 1844-64; b. Easton, Mass., Dec. 12, 1787; d. Easton, July
3, 1864.
ROBY, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M.; b. Dunstable, Mass., Aug. 7, 1782.
SPENCER, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; b. East Greenwich, R. I., 1788;
d. East Greenwich, R. I., Nov. 10, 1811.
TAYLOR, JOHN, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., March
24, 1793; d. Providence, June 30, 1859.
1810 GRADUATES 85
WAIT, FRANCIS DEHON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1820. Grad-
uated Andover Theological Seminary 1813. Physician; b. Boston, Mass., Feb.
23, 1791; d. 1833.
WHITING, DANIEL, A.B.; b. Dover, Mass., Dec. 23, 1786; d. Oct. 9, 1832.
1811
ALGER, ISRAEL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher private school, Boston, Mass.; master
Mayhew School. Author Practical Bookkeeper; Elements of Orthography, 1821;
Alger's Perry, 1825; Pronouncing Bible, 1825; editor Murray's English Grammar;
b. Easton, Mass., June 3, 1787; d. Easton, Sept. 23, 1825.
ALLEN, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1817. Physician Providence,
R. I.; fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 21, 1784; d. Provi-
dence, Dec. 25, 1850.
BROWN, NICHOLAS, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1820-25. Resident
Europe; Orangetown, N. Y.; U. S. consul Italy 1845-53; resident Providence and
Warwick, R. I.; lieutenant-governor R. I. 1856-57; b. iProvidence, R. I., Oct. 2,
1792; d. Troy, N. Y., March 22, 1859.
BURROWS, LATHAM AVERY, A.B.; A.M. Military officer 1812-15; lawyer
Owego, N. Y.; first justice Tioga Co., N. Y., member N. Y. senate 1824-28; b.
Groton, Conn., 1792; d. Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1855.
CHESSMAN, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister 1818; pastor
Warren, R. I., 1817-20. Author Compendium of English Grammar; #.B. K.; from
Boston, Mass.; d. Barnstable, Mass., 1839.
COZZENS, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Pawtucket, R. I.; Providence,
R. I.; cotton manufacturer Providence; lawyer Providence 1850-59; New York,
N. Y., 1859-65; *.B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., June 3, 1791; d. New York, N. Y.,
Aug. 28, 1865.
DICKINSON, JOSHUA PRENTISS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1816. Physi-
cian Bangor, Me., 1816-56; b. Holliston, Mass., Aug. 21, 1792; d. Bangor, Me.,
Nov. 17, 1856.
FOSTER, GEORGE, A.B.; from Cambridge, Mass.; d. 1817.
GRAY, ARNOLD, A.B.; b. Little Compton, R. I., Dec. 28, 1790; d. 1866.
HARRIS, LUTHER METCALF, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. Physician Roxbury, Mass.;
U. S. army surgeon 1814; b. Brookline, Mass., May 7, 1789; d. Jamaica Plain,
Mass., Jan. 28, 1865.
HUTCHINS, EZRA, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; b. Killmgly, Conn.,
Nov. 22, 1791; d. Jan. 7, 1819.
KOLLOCK, OLIVER HAWES, A.B. Lawyer and planter Cheraw, S. C, 1814-62;
*.B. K.; b. Wrentham, Mass., May 18, 1790; d. Cheraw, S. C, July 25, 1862.
MARCH, DAVID, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1816. Assistant surgeon U. S. army; sur-
geon's mate, Sackett's Harbor and Watertown, N. Y., 1813-15; physician Sutton,
Mass., 1815-29; member school committee Sutton; b. Sutton, Mass., Jan. 29,
1785; d. Sutton, May 13, 1829.
PHIPPEN, GEORGE, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1812; pastor First Church,
Middletown, Conn., 1812-17; First Church, Lynn, Mass., 1817-22; Canton, Conn.,
1828-37, 1854-60; Fayetteville, N. Y.; West Troy, N. Y.; Newburg, N. Y.; Lee
and Tyringham, Mass., 1844-50; associate principal academy, Peekskill, N. Y.,
1850-54; resident Tyringham, 1860-70; Chicago, 111., 1870-73; b. Salem, Mass.,
Feb. 2, 1790; d. Chicago, 111., April 15, 1873.
PUTNAM, AARON, A.B. Principal Kent Academy, East Greenwich, R. I., 1811-12;
clergyman; b. Pomfret, Conn., Oct. 26, 1786; d. 1831.
RANDALL, DEXTER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; politician. Author
Democracy Vindicated, Dorrism Unveiled, 1846; b. North Providence, R. I., Feb.
1, 1788; d. Providence, R. I., April 23, 1867.
RIVERS, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; from Charleston,
S. C; b. 1792; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 15, 1841.
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RUSSELL, THOMAS, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1814; from Salem, Mass.;
d. 1814.
SWEET, HARTFORD, A.B.; A.M. Student of theology; b. Attleboro, Mass.,
Oct. 30, 1790; d. Richmond, Va., April 10, 1818.
TIBBITTS, CHARLES NORRIS, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; from Preston,
Conn.; b. 1791; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 25, 1827.
TOLMAN, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1822. Admitted to bar
1815; lawyer Charleston, S. C; Canton, Mass., 1817-37; Boston, Mass., 1837-
69; member Mass. house of representatives; chairman committee on elections
1845-47; member Mass. executive council 1849-50; *.B. K.; b. Stoughton, Mass.,
Feb. 20, 1791; d. Boston, Mass., June 20, 1869.
WARDWELL, DANIEL, A.B. Admitted to N. Y. bar 1815; U. S. bar 1821; lawyer
Whitesboro, Mannsville, Pulaski, Adams, EUisville, N. Y.; justice court of common
pleas, Jefferson Co., 1824; member N. Y. house of representatives four terms; U. S.,
house of representatives 1831-37; resident Rome, N. Y., 1860-78; *. B. K.; b. Bristol
R. I., May 28, 1791; d. Rome, N. Y., March 27, 1878.
WHEELOCK, PETER, A.B.; A.M.; from Mendon, Mass.
WINSOR, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; b. Smithfield, R. I., Feb. 23. 1786; d. Green-
ville, Jan. 4, 1815.
1812
ALLEN, THADDEUS, A.B.; A.M. In business; principal private school, Boston,
Mass., 1820-40; member Mass. house of representatives; school committee, Boston.
Author Inquiry into Views, Services and Influences of the Leading Men in the Origina-
tion of our Union and in the Formation and early Administration of the Government,
1847; b. Dover, Mass., May 14, 1786; d. Boston, Mass., April 18, 1883.
BLAKE, JOHN LAURK, A.B.; A.M.; Trinity College 1855; D.D., Augusta College,
Ky. 1837. Licensed Congregational minister 1813; ordained Episcopal deacon
1815; rector St. Paul's Church, Pawtucket, R. I., 1815-20; Concord and Hopkinton,
N. H., 1820-22; principal Young Ladies' School, Concord, N. H.; Boston, Mass.,
1822-30; rector St. Matthew's Church, Boston, Mass., 1824-32. Author American
Universal Geography, 1833; Anecdotes of American Indians; Biographical Dic-
tionary, 1835; also popular scientific and religious books for home and school uses;
editor Literary Advertiser; Gospel Advocate; *. B. K.; b. Northwood, N. H., Dec. 21,
1788; d. Orange, N. J., July 6, 1857.
DEXTER, CHRISTOPHER CHAMPLIN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.;
b. 1791; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 13, 1825.
DORRANCE, ANDREW MURDOCK, A.B.; b. Brooklyn, Conn., Dec. 8, 1790;
d. Bethany, Pa., 1818.
FISKE, ISAAC, A.B.; from Weston, Mass.; d. Weston, Aug. 11, 1813.
GILBERT, RALPH, A.B.; A.M. Law student Hebron, Conn., 1814; admitted to
bar 1814; lawyer and farmer Hebron, Conn.; justice Tolland Co. court 1851-52;
judge of probate; town clerk and registrar Hebron; b. Hebron, Conn., Sept. 12,
1789; d. Hebron, March 7, 1864.
GODDARD, WILLIAM GILES, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Bowdoin College 1843. Pro-
fessor moral philosophy and metaphysics. Brown University, 1825-34; belles-lettres
1834-42; trustee 1842-43; fellow 1843-46; secretary 1843-46. Law student and
associate editor Worcester Spy, 1812-13; editor Rhode Island American 1813-25.
Author Political, and Miscellaneous Writing, edited by his son F. W. Goddard; *. B. K.;
b. Johnston, R. I., Jan. 2, 1794; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 16, 1846.
GREENE, RICHARD WARD, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1848. Trustee Brown Uni-
versity 1823-75. Admitted to bar 1816; lawyer Boston, Mass., 1816; Providence,
R. I., 1816-75; U. S. district attorney 1826-45; member R. I. senate 1847-48;
R. I. house of representatives 1865-72; chief justice R. I. 1848-54; *. B. K.; b. Poto-
womut, R. I. Jan. 21, 1792; d. Providence, R. I., March 14, 1875.
HEWETT, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M.; b. Taunton, Mass.; d. 1846.
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IVES, MOSES BROWN, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1822-67; treasurer
1825-37. Graduated law school, Litchfield, Conn.; admitted to R. I. bar 1815;
merchant, partner Brown and Ives, Providence, R. I.; president Providence Bank
1835-57; one of the founders Providence Athenaeum; one of the founders and
treasurer Butler Hospital; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., July 21, 1794; d. Warwick,
R. I., Aug. 7, 1857.
KINGSBURY, CYRUS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1854. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1815; ordained Congregational minister 1815; home missionary Va. and
East Tenn. 1815-17; missionary Cherokee Indians, Tenn., 1817-18; Choctaws,
Miss., 1818-32; Ind. Ter., 1832-70; *.B. K.; b. Alstead, N. H., Nov. 22, 1786; d.
Boggy Depot, Ind. Ter., June 27, 1870.
KNIGHT HENRY COGSWELL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Episcopal minister.
Author The Cypriad, vdth other Poems, 1809; The Broken Harp, poems, 1815; Poems,
1821; Letters from the South and West, by Arthur Singleton, Esq., 1824; Lectures and
Sermons, 1831; b. Newburyport, Mass.; d. Rowley, Mass., Jan. 10, 1835.
NEWELL, WILLIAM PALMER, A.B.; from Vernon, Vt.; d. 1837.
PARKHURST, JOHN LUKE, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1817; principal academy, Amherst, Mass., 1817-19; pastor Plamfield, Gilmanton,
N. H.; teacher Monitorial School, Wiscasset, Me., 1825-26; editor Christian Mirror,
Portland, Me., 1826; principal academy, Gilmanton, N. H., 1827-32; teacher
Portland, Standish, Me.; resident Gorham, Me., 1843-50. Author Systematic
Introduction to English Grammar, 1820; English Grammar for Beginners, 1838; First
Lessons in Reading and Spelling; Moral Philosophy; $. B. K.; b. Framingham, Mass.,
Sept. 7, 1789; d. Gorham, Me., May 20, 1850.
PHINNEY, SAMUEL, A.B. Teacher academy, Plainfield, Conn., 1813-15; or-
dained Episcopal deacon 1815; priest 1816; rector St. Andrew's Church, Colden-
ham, N. J.; principal academy, Ithaca, N. Y.; founder Orange County Institute,
Newburgh, N. Y.; principal 20 years; b. Canterbury, Conn., July 2, 1786; d.
Newburgh, N. Y., AprU 19, 1855.
RANDALL, EPHRAIM, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1814; pastor
Unitarian Church, New Bedford, Stoughton, Saugus, Westford, Mass.; resident
Easton, Mass.; b. Easton, Mass., Nov. 29, 1785; d. Easton, Dec. 16, 1871.
SANFORD, JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Presbyterian mmister 1814; pastor
Fabius, N. Y., 1815-20; Oxbow, N. Y., 1820-29; Gill, Mass., 1829-31; Holland,
Mass., 1831-47; preacher Oxbow, N. Y., 1847-51; farmer Oxbow; b. Berkley,
Mass., May 7, 1786; d. Ware, Mass., Aug. 23, 1865.
SANFORD, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1815; evange-
list 1815-18; pastor South Dennis, Mass., 1818-39; Harwich, Mass., 1821-25;
b. Berkley, Mass., 1789; d. Taunton, Mass., July 11, 1866.
SMITH, PRESERVED, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1814;
pastor Warwick, Pembroke; resident Deerfield, Greenfield, Mass.; b. Rowe, Mass.,
Aug. 1, 1789; d. Greenfield, Mass., July 30, 1881.
WHEATON, JOSEPHUS, A.B. Tutor Brown University 1813-15. Teacher George
Street Academy, Providence, R. I., 1812-13; ordained Congregational minister
1815; pastor HoUiston, Mass., 1815-25. Author School Education; Equality of Man-
kind, and the Eviis of Slavery; b. Rehoboth, Mass., March 16, 1788; d. Holliston,
Mass., Feb. 4, 1825.
WHITING, AMOS, A.B. Lawyer; b. Holliston. Mass., March 8, 1788; d. Port
Gibson, Miss., 1838.
WHITING, THADDEUS, A.B. From Wrentham, Mass.; d. Wrentham, Mass.,
Feb., 1813.
WINCHELL, JAMES MANNING, A.B.; A.M. Student Union College 1808-11;
licensed Baptist preacher 1812; preacher Bristol, R. I., 1812-13; ordained 1813;
pastor First Church, Boston, Mass., 1814-20; president Young Men's Auxiliary
Baptist Education Society, Boston. Author Jubilee Sermons: First Baptist Church,
Boston, 1665-1818, 1819; editor Watts's Psalms and Hymns, with Supplement; b.
North East, N. Y., Sept. 8, 1791; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 22, 1820.
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1813
ADAMS, HORACE, A.B.; b. Killingly, Conn., 1786; d. KiUingly, Dec. 25, 1813.
ALLEN, ZACHARIAH, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1851. Trustee Brown University 1826-
82. Admitted to bar 1815; lawyer Providence, R. I., 1815-22; cotton manufacturer
Providence 1822-82; member town council. Providence; member R. I. Historical
Society 1822-82; president 1880-82; one of founders R. I. Society for the Encourage-
ment of Domestic Industry 1824; Providence Athenaeum; Butler Hospital for the
Insane; Free Public Library; president Providence Association of Manufacturers
and Mechanics. Author Practical Mechanics, 1829; Practical Tourist, 1832; Phi-
losophy of the Mechanics in Nature, 1851; Bi-centenary of the Burning of Providence
in 1676: Defence of the R. I. System of Treatment of the Indians and of Civil and Relig-
ious Liberty, 1876; Solar Light and Heal, 1879; also several articles in scientific maga-
zines; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 15, 1795; d. Providence, March 17, 1882.
ALLENTON, RUSSELL, A.B. Lawyer; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1790; d
Providence, R. I., Nov. 16, 1815.
ANGELL, JOSEPH KINNICUTT, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to R. I. bar 1816;
reporter R. I. supreme court 1845-49. Author Treatise on the Common Law in Relation
to Water Courses, 1824; The Right of Property in Tide Waters, 1826; A Treatise on the
Limitations of Actions at Law and Suits in Equity, 1829; Treatise on the Law of Private
Corporations Aggregate, in coujimction with Samuel Ames, 1832; Practical Summary
of the Law of Assignments, 1835; Inquiry into,. . . Incorporeal Hereditaments, 1837;
Essay on the Right of a State to Tax a Body Corporate, 1837; Law of Carriers of Goods
and Passengers, 1849; Treatise on the Law of Fire and Life Insurance, 1854; Treatise on
the Law of Highways, completed by Thomas Durfee, 1857; editor U. S. Law Intelli-
gencer, and Review, 1829-30; signer Nine Lawyers' Opinion, 1842; *. B. K.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., April 30, 1794; d. Boston, Mass., May 1, 1857.
ATKINSON, JACOB, A.B.; from Boscawen, N. H.; b. Dec. 30, 1790; d Feb 13
1836, Boscawen, N. H.
ATKINSON, SAMUEL, A.B.; from Boscawen, N. H.; lived in Chillicothe, Ohio
Wheeling, W. Va., Palaskala, Ohio; b. Sept. 27, 1788, Boscawen, N. H.; d. after 1843.
BALLOU. BARTON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Wickford, R. I., Dudley, Mass.; private
tutor Baltimore, Md.; teacher West Wrentham, Mass.; Cumberland Hill, R. I.;
b. Cumberland, R. I., July 19, 1791; d. Woonsocket, R. I., July 26, 1844.
CHAPIN, CHESTER, A.B.; A.M., Union College 1818. Ordained Congregational
minister; pastor East Church, Granby, Mass., 1822-30; preacher Newbury, Wil-
loughby, Bucksville, Russell, Ohio; b. Springfield, Mass., 1786.
COBB, ALVAN, A.B.; A.M. Licensed Congregational preacher 1814; preacher
Taunton, Mass., 1814; ordained 1815; pastor First Church, Taunton, Mass., 1815-
61; founder Congregational Board of Publication; *. B. K.; b. Plymouth, Mass
1788; b. Taunton, Mass., April 2, 1861.
COFFIN, TIMOTHY GARDNER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer New Bedford, Mass.;
from Nantucket, Mass.; *. B. K.; d. New Bedford, Mass., Sept. 19, 1854.
DRURY, LUKE, A.B. Associate justice R. I. supreme court 1822-24. Author
System of Geography for Schools upon an entirely New Plan, with an Atlas of iO Lumi-
nous Maps, 1822; b. Marblehead, Mass., Jan. 16, 1794; d. 1845.
DURFEE, JOB, A.B.; LL.D. 1845. Trustee Brown University 1837-47. Lawyer
Tiverton, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1816-20, 1826-29; speaker
1827-29; member U. S. house of representatives 1820-25; associate justice B. I.
supreme court 1833-35; chief justice 1835-47; Author poems, lectures,-orations and
judicial charges contained in his Complete Works, with Memoir, edited by his son,
1849; *. B. K.; b. Tiverton, R. I., Sept. 20, 1790; d. Tiverton, July 26, 1847.
DURNFORD, JOHN, A.B.; from St. George. Bermuda.
ELTON, ROMEO, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1820; D.D., Nashville College
1842. Professor Greek and Latin languages. Brown University, 1825-43- trustee
1820-51. Teacher Philadelphia, Penn., several years; ordained' Baptist 'minister
1817; pastor Second Church, Newport, R. I., 1817-22; Windsor, Vt 1824-25-
studied abroad 1825-27; resident Conn. 1843-45; Exeter, England 'l845-67- Bath'
England, 1867-69; Boston, Mass., 1869. Author Ufe of Roger' William's, 1852!
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editor Literary Remains of Rev. Jonathan Maxcy, 1844; Rev. John Callender's His-
torical Discourse, 1838; Eclectic Review; *. B. K.; b. Burlington, Conn., 1790; d.
Boston, Mass., Feb. 5, 1870.
FISHER, GEORGE, A.B. Lawyer Oswego, N. Y.; contestant for seat in U. S.
house of representatives 1829; manufacturer Oswego; member N. Y. general
assembly; president Northwestern Insurance Co., Oswego; resident New York,
N. Y.; b. FranHin, Mass., March 17, 1788; d. New York, N. Y., March 26, 1861.
FORCE, EBENEZER, A.B.; from Wrentham, Mass.
GILMAN, BENJAMIN IVES, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Philadelphia, Penn., 1813-
25; Terra Haute, Ind., 1825-34; Alton, 111., 1834-36; St. Louis, Mo., 1836-66;
b. Plymouth, Mass., Oct. 3, 1794; d. Monticello, HI., Jan. 11, 1866.
HAWES, JOEL, A.B.; D.D. 1830. Teacher Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.,
1816-17; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1817; ordained Congregational
minister 1818; pastor First Church, Hartford, Conn., 1818-67; travelled in Europe
and the East 1844. Author Lectures to Young Men, 1828; Tribute to the Memory of
the Pilgrims, 1830; Memoir of Normand Smith, 1839; Character Everything to the
Young 1843; The Religion of the East, 1845; Looking-glass for the Ladies, or the Forma'
tion and Excellence of Female Character, 1845; Washington and Fay, 1850; An Offering
to Home Missionaries; *.B. K.; b. Medway, Mass., Dec. 22, 1789; d. Gilead, Conn.,
June 5, 1867.
KNIGHT, DANIEL, A.B. Lawyer Spencer, Leicester, Mass.; b. Worcester, Mass.;
d. Leicester, Mass., Aug. 30, 1826.
KNIGHT, JOSEPH, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Granby,
Peru, Mass.; b. Monson, Mass., 1788; d. 1860.
LORING, JEROME, A.B.; A.M. Resident Delaware; b. Hingham, Mass., Oct.
20, 1792.
MORTON, JOSHUA, A.B.; from Middleboro, Mass.
NELSON, MORGAN, A.B.; from Middleboro, Mass.
PAINE, EMERSON, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1816; pastor Mid-
dleboro, Mass., 1816-22; Little Compton, R. I., 1822-35; Halifax, Mass., 1835-51.
Author Sermons; ako three pamphlets; b. Foxboro, Mass., Dec. 5, 1786; d. Hali-
fax, Mass., April 26, 1851.
PERKINS, JONAS, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1815; pastor
Union Religious Society, Braintree and Weymouth, Mass., 1815-60; *. B. K.; b.
North Bridgewater, Mass., Oct. 15, 1790; d. Braintree, Mass., June 26, 1874.
POND, ENOCH, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Dartmouth College 1835. Ordained Congre-
gational minister 1815; pastor Ward, now Auburn, Mass., 1815-28; editor Spirit
of the Pilgrims 1828-32; professor systematic theology, Bangor Theological Seminary,
1832-56; president, professor ecclesiastical history, and lecturer on pastoral duties,
1856-70; president and professor emeritus 1870-82. Author of various memoirS;
reviews, essays and lectiu'es on religious and historical subjects; *. B. K. ; b. Wrentham,
Mass., July 29, 1791; d. Bangor, Me., Jan. 21, 1882.
RUGGLES, JOHN, A.B. Teacher Ky. 1813-14; lawyer Skowhegan, Me., 1815-17
Thomaston, Me., 1817-74; member Me. house of representatives 1823-31; speaker
1825-29, 1831; justice district court. Me., 1831-34; member U. S. senate 1835-41
originator patent law of 1836; received U. S. patent No. 1; b. Westboro, Mass.,
Oct. 8, 1789; d. Thomaston, Me., June 20, 1874.
SHEPARD, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1853. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1816; ordained Congregational minister 1819; home missionary, Ga.,
1816-18; agent Conn. Asylum for Deaf and Dumb 1818-19; pastor Ashfield, Mass.,
1819-33; N. E. agent American Bible Society; pastor Bristol, R. I., 1835-79; mem-
ber school committee, Bristol, 25 years; *. B. K.; b. Norton, Mass., May 7, 1792;
d. Bristol, R. I., Oct. 5, 1879.
SIBLEY, JONAS LEONARD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1817; lawyer Sutton, Mass.
1817-52; member school committee, Sutton; board of selectmen, Sutton, 1832-34;
Mass. house of representatives 1824-25, 1830-32; U. S. marshal, Boston, Mass.;
b. Sutton, Mass., Jan. 4, 1791; d. Sutton, Feb. 1, 1852.
SMITH, ALBERT, A.B. Admitted to bar 1816; lawyer Portland, Me.; member
Mass. house of representatives 1820; Me. legislature; postmaster Portland, Me.,
90 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1813
several years; U. S. marshal. Me., 1830-38; member U. S. house of representatives
1839-41; U. S. commissioner to lay out the northeastern boundary under the Ash-
burton treaty 1842-47; resident Washington, D. C; Boston, Mass.; b. Hanover,
Mass., Jan. 3, 1793; d. Boston, Mass., May 28, 1867.
SNOW, CALEB HOPKINS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1821. Tutor Brown University
1814-16; librarian 1814-18. Physician. Author ffis/or^/ o/fio«/oK, 1825; Geography
of Boston and Adjacent Tovms, 1830; b. Boston, Mass., April 1, 1796; d. Boston, July
6, 1835.
THOMAS, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Plymouth, Mass.; merchant Plymouth;
New York, N. Y.; b. Kingston, Mass.; d. Irvington, N. Y., July 26, 1855.
WEEDEN, BENJAMIN DUNHAM, A.B.; A.M. Cotton broker Providence, R. I.;
member common council 1832-33; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 15, 1792; d. Providence,
Feb. 11, 1876.
WHITE, EARL PERCY, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Norton, Mass., until 1837; first
postmaster Norton; lawyer 111.; b. Norton, Mass., June 4, 1790; d. Copperas
Creek, HI., Jan., 1849
WIGHT, AMHERST, A.B. Lawyer New York, N. Y., until 1861; Port Chester,
N. Y.; b. Bellingham, Mass., June 15, 1791; d. Port Chester, N. Y., Jan. 10, 1879.
1814
ALDEN, SETH, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy, Wakefield, Mass., 1814-15; theo-
logical student Harvard University; ordained Unitarian minister 1819; pastor
Second Church, Marlboro; First Church, Brookfield; Southboro; Second Church,
Lincoln, Mass.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., May 21, 1793; d. Westboro, Mass., Nov.
13, 1853.
ALLENTON, GOODWIN, A.B.; M.D. 1817. Physician Providence, R. I.; fellow
R. I. Medical Society; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1792; d. Providence, R. I.,
May 12, 1819.
ANGELL, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Pawtuxet, R. I.; principal Warren
Female Seminary ten years; teacher Providence, R. I.; b. North Providence, R. I.,
March 28, 1793; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 21, 1853.
ARNOLD, RICHARD JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1826-73.
Merchant Providence, R. I., 1814-23; rice and cotton planter, Bryan Co., Ga.,
1823-61; resident Providence 1861-73; charter member R. I. Historical Society;
trustee 1836-41; member R. I. society for the Encouragement of Domestic Indus-
try; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 5, 1796; d. Providence, March 10, 1873.
ATWELL, SAMUEL YOUNG, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives; speaker 1836-37; b. Providence, R. I., June 24,
1796; d. Chepachet, R. I., Oct. 25, 1844.
BARKER, JAMES, A.B. Student Harvard Divinity School with the class of 1821;
teacher New Jersey; b. Middleboro, Mass., Jan. 4, 1794.
BELCHER, MANNING, A.B. Teacher Charleston, S. C, 1814-34; planter and
teacher, Pendleton District, S. C, 1834-68; b. Wrentham, Mass., July 13, 1790
d. Pendleton District, S. C, Sept. 13, 1868.
BISBE, JOHN, A.B.; from Plympton, Mass.; d. 1829.
BODURTHA, DANIEL, A.B. Admitted to bar 1817; lawyer near CentreviUe
Md.; b. Agawam, Mass., March 30, 1791; d. Md., 1819.
BRYANT, REUBEN, A.B. Student Harvard Divinity School with the class of 1819;
lawyer HoUey, N. Y.; Albion, N. Y.; Buffalo, N. Y.; b. Templeton, Mass., July
17, 1792; d. Buffalo, N. Y., Jan. 17, 1863.
BUMP, THOMAS, A.B.; M.D.; from Middleboro, Mass.
CHANDLER, ANSON GANSELLO, A.B. Teacher Wayne, Me.; lawyer; justice
district court 1840-45; U. S. consul Lahaima, Sandwich Islands; b. Monmouth,
Oct. 14, 1793; d. Bethlehem, Penn., May 10, 1863.
FORD. JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1818; lawyer Taunton, Mass., 1818-
19; Fall River, Mass., 1819-73; member Mass. general court 1824-26; postmaster
four years; justice of peace; justice police court; member school committee 11
1814 GRADUATES 91
years; alderman three years; inspector Titicut almshouse li years. Editor Monitor,
Fall River, 25 years; b. Milton, Mass., Aug. 3, 1784; d. Fall River, Mass., July
27, 1873.
FRENCH, ANSEL, A.B.; A.M. From Canton, Mass.; d. 1832.
HATHAWAY, ABNER ALDEN, A.B. Resident Raynham, Mass.; later, went
South; b. Raynham, Mass., Jan. 11, 1794; d. 1818.
HOLBROOK, WILLARD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1817; preacher Hudson, N. H., 1817-18; ordained Congregational minister 1818;
pastor Rowley, Mass., 1818-40; Millville Mass., 1841-50; Lmebrook, Mass., 1851-
54; resident Rowley, Mass., 1854-60; b. Uxbridge, Mass., April 7, 1792; d. Row-
ley, Mass., Feb. 7, 1860.
JONES, ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Kenyon College 1844. Principal school,
Bardstown, Ky.; ordained Episcopal priest 1825; rector Zion Church, Charlestown,
Va., 1824-51; St. Paul's Church, Richmond, Va., five years; St. Peter's Church,
Perth Amboy, N. J., 17 years; b. Charleston, S. C, Nov. 8, 1796; d. Perth Amboy,
N. J., Feb. 15, 1874.
JOSLEN, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Latin and Greek, Brown University, 1815-
18. Admitted tq ha.T 1818; teacher Monmouth, Me., 1820-24; lawyer Providence,
R. I., 1824-25; principal classical school, Newport, R. I., 1825-45; justice court of
common pleas, Newport Co., R. I., 1827-41; postmaster Newport 1845-49, 1853-
57; president people's constitutional convention; chosen state treasurer by the
adherents to that constitution. Editor Post, Providence, 1849-53; Mercury, New-
port, several years; *. B. K.; b. Smithfield, R. I., April 9, 1793; d. Newport, R. I.,
May 23, 1888.
LEONARD, ESEK SAMUEL HOPKINS, A.B.; A.M.; from Taunton, Mass.;
d. 1834.
LEONARD, JOHN BURROUGHS HOPKINS, A.B.; A.M.; from Taunton, Mass.;
d. North Providence, R. I., March 18, 1853.
LYMAN, SAMUEL, A.B.; from Springfield, Mass.
M'CORRIE, JOHN, A.B.; from Portsmouth, R. I.
MACKIE, ANDREW, A.B.; M.D. 1817. Physician Plymouth, Mass., 1817-30;
New Bedford, Mass., 1830-71; vice president Mass. Medical Society; b. Wareham,
Mass., Jan. 24, 1794; d. New Bedford, Mass., March 2, 1871.
M'PHERSON, JAMES, A.B.; from Charleston, S. C.
MOORE, MARK, A.B.; from Sterling, Mass.; d. 1850.
PARKHURST, LEMUEL, A.B. Lawyer Palmyra, N. Y.; b. Milford, Mass., Jan.
2, 1788; d. Palmyra, N. Y., Sept., 1818.
PARTRIDGE, MOSES, A.B.; A.M. Missionary Mass Home Mission Society 1814-
24; ordained Congregational minister 1824; pastor Monumet Ponds, Mass., 1824;
b. Bellingham, Mass., 1788; d. Monumet Ponds, Sept. 25, 1824.
RANDALL, MOSES FENELON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Bowdom College 1818; from
Boston, Mass.; d. previous to 1849.
RAYMOND, STETSON, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1817;
pastor Chatham, Assonet, Freetown, Bridgewater, Mass.; b. Middleboro, Mass.,
Nov. 16, 1787; d. Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 21, 1864.
RICHMOND, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1818; rector
St. Michael's Church, St. James's Church, and St. Mary's Church, New York, N. Y.,
1818-36; Zion Church, New York, 1836-42; St. Michael's Church, Bloomingdale,
N. Y., 1842-51, 1853-58; missionary. Or., 1851-53; *. B. K.; b. Dighton, Mass.,
Dec. 11, 1797; d. Bloomingdale, N. Y., Sept. 19, 1858.
RIPLEY, THOMAS BALDWIN, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1816; pastor
Fu-st Church, Portland, Me., 1816-28; First Church, Bangor, Me., 1829-34; Wobum,
Mass.; Fourth Church, Providence, R. I.; teacher Nashville, Tenn.; pastor Nash-
ville; Murfreesboro, Tenn.; Clarksville, Tenn.; Memphis, Tenn.; Holly Sprmgs,
Miss.; city missionary Portland, Me. Author sermons; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass.,
Nov. 20, 1795; d. Portland, Me., May 4, 1876.
SAWYER, JAMES, A.B.; from Boylston, Mass.; d. 1822.
92 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1814
SHURTLEFF, FLAVEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister 1817; pastor
Pawtuxet, R. I.; Hanson, Mass.; b. Carver, Mass., Aug. 29, 1784; d. Halifax.
Mass., Oct. 13, 1845.
SIBLEY, JOHN JAY, A.B.; b. Sutton, Mass., Nov. 12, 1792; d. Sutton, March
10, 1815.
STRONG, GEORGE ODIORNE, A.B. Merchant Orford, N. H.; Thetford, Vt.;
Boston, Mass.; Lynn, Mass.; b. Randolph, Mass., Nov. 6, 1791; d. Lynn, Mass.,
Feb. 8, 1867.
SULLIVAN, LOT BUMPUS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher academy, Wrentham, Mass.;
ordained Congregational minister; pastor Lyme, O., 1820-24; preacher Welling-
ton, Medina, Cai^eld, Ohio; 1825-26; home missionary, Oneida Co., N. Y.; preacher
Addison, Vt.; Orford, N. H.; Meredith, N. H.; Shutesbury, Mass.; resident Fall
River, Mass., 1860-61; b. Wareham, Mass., June 27, 1790; d. Fall River, Mass.,
March 1, 1861.
THAYER, JAMES, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 4, 1796; d. Nassau, N. P.,
1817.
TILLINGHAST, CHARLES FOSTER, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1816; lawyer
Chepachet, R. I., 1816-17; Providence, R. I., 1817-64; member R. I. constitutional
convention 1843; R. I. house of representatives one year; b. New York, N. Y.,
June 18, 1797; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 3, 1864.
TILLINGHAST, GEORGE HOPKINS, A.B.; M.D. Physician Providence, R. I.;
fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. New York, N. Y., March 19, 1795; d. Providence,
R. I., Aug. 22, 1858.
TOWNSEND, SHEARJASHUB BOURNE, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University
1815-16. Ordained Congregational minister 1817; pastor First Church, Sherbom,
Mass.; b. Barrington, R. I., April 14, 1796; d. July 20, 1832.
WADSWORTH, JOHN ATHERTON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1818. Physician Ports-
mouth, R. I., 1818-1827; physician and druggist Providence, R. I., 1829-49; physi-
cian Sacramento, Cal., 1849-55; fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. Milton, Mass.,
Dec. 4, 1793; d. Providence, R. I., April 21, 1866.
WASHBURN, REUEL, A.B. Admitted to bar 1818; lawyer Livermore, Me.,
1818-78; registrar of probate Oxford Co., Me., 1821-23; member Me. senate 1827-
29; Me. house of representatives 1832-36, 1841-42; Me. executive coimcil 1829;
judge of probate Androscoggin co.. Me., 1856-59; b. Raynham, Mass., May 21,
1793; d. Livermore, Me., March 4, 1878.
WHITMORE, BENJAMIN, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1816; pastor
Tiverton, R. I., 1815-16; Chiltonville, Plymouth, Mass., 1819-57; b. Wareham,
Mass., 1786; d. St. Mary's Parish, La., July 12, 1857.
WILLEY, ELIJAH FRINK, A.B.; A.M. "Ordained to the gospel ministry as an
EvangeUst, in the meeting-house of the First Baptist Churdi, in Philadelphia,"
Oct. 15, 1815.
WILLIAMS, JOHN FOWLER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Stafford, Conn.; West Wood-
stock, Conn.; judge of probate; b. West Woodstock, Conn., Dec. 30, 1790; d. West
Woodstock, Oct. 13, 1867.
WINSLOW, SETH ELLIOTT, A.B.; M.D.; b. 1790, Harwich, Mass.; removed to
Philadelphia, Pa., 1835.
YOUNG, WELCOME, A.B. Lawyer Halifax, Mass., untU 1826; East Bridge-
water, Mass., 1826-59; master in chancery several years; U. S. commissioner of
bankruptcy, Mass.; member Mass. senate 1846-48; b. Taimton, Mass., Oct. 31,
1792; d. East Bridgewater, Mass., May 13, 1871.
1815
ADAMS JASPER A.B.; A.M.; Yale College 1819; D.D. Columbia College 1827.
Tutor Brown University 1818-19; professor mathematics and natural philosophy
1819-24. Student Andover Theological Seminary two years with class of 1819;
ordamed Episcopal deacon 1819; priest 1820; president College of Charleston,
S. C, 1824-26, 1828-36; Geneva, now Hobart, College, 1826-28; chaplain and
professor geography, history, and ethics, U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y.,
1815 GRADUATES 93
1838-40; principal seminary, Pendleton, S. C, 1840-41. Author Elements of Moral
Philosophy, 1837; *.B.K.; b. Medway, Mass., Aug. 27, 1793; d. Charleston, S. C,
• Oct. 25, 1841.
ALLEN, CRAWFORD, A.B.; A.M. Merchant, cotton manufacturer. Providence
R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., March 27, 1799; d. Providence, April 22, 1872.
BOND, ALVAN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1846. FeUow Brown University 1848-62.
Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1818; ordained Congregational minister
1819; pastor Sturbridge, Mass., 1819-31; professor sacred literature, Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary, 1831-35; pastor Second Church, Norwich, Conn., 1835-64. Author
Illustrated History of the Holy Bible, 1867; *.B. K.; b. Sutton, Mass., April 27, 1793;
d. Norwich, Conn., July 19, 1882.
BRAMAN, DANA AUGUSTUS, A.B.; b. Sutton, Mass., Dec. 16, 1794.
CLARK, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M.; from Middleboro, Mass.
COLMAN, EBENEZER, A.B.; A.M., Amherst College 1827. Ordained Congrega-
tional minister; pastor Tiverton, R. I., 1818-23; Swanzey, N. H., 1827-32; New-
port, R. I.; b. Ashby, Mass., Feb. 15, 1790; d. Detroit, Mich., June 15, 1859.
COPELAND, BENJAMIN, A.B. Teacher Rappahannock Academy, Va.; Mt.
Sterling, Ky.; private tutor Natchez, Miss.; in business Clarendon, N. Y.; miller
Brooklyn, Mich., 1835-43; member Mich, general assembly; b. Norton, Mass.,
May 14, 1791; d. Clarendon, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1879.
COPELAND, GEORGE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1819; lawyer Brewster, Mass.,
1819-71; member Mass. senate 1848-50; b. West Bridgewater, Mass., April 1,
1793; d. Brewster, Mass., May 6, 1871.
FISK, WILBUR, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1835; Augusta CoUege, Ky., 1829. Law stu-
dent 1815-17; teacher near Baltimore, Md., 1816-17; Methodist preacher Crafts-
bury circuit, Vt., 1818; Charlestown, Mass., 1819-20; presiding elder Vt. district
1823-27; delegate Methodist General Conference 1824, 1828, 1832; chaplain Vt.
legislature 1826; principal Wesleyan Academy, WUbraham, Mass., 1826-31; presi-
dent Wesleyan University 1831-39; visitor U. S. Military Academy, West Point,
N. Y., 1832; chaplain Middletown artillery 1832-39; delegate Wesleyan Conference,
England, and in Europe, 1835-36; member Conn, board of education 1839. Author
Travels on the Continent of Europe, 1838; b. Brattleboro, Vt., Aug. 31, 1792; d.
Middletown, Conn., Feb. 22, 1839.
FORBES, CHARLES EDWARD, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1848. Admitted to bar 1818;
lawyer Northampton, Mass., 1818-81; county attorney several years; member
Mass. house of representatives 1825-26, 1834-35; justice court of common pleas
1846-48; justice Mass. supreme court 1848-49; presidential elector 1856; founder
Forbes Free Library, Northampton; b. West Bridgewater, Mass., Aug. 25, 1795;
d. Northampton, Mass., Feb. 13, 1881.
HOLBROOK, JOHN EDWARDS, A.B.; M.D., University of Pennsylvania 1818.
Student of medicine and natural history, Europe, 1818-22; physician Charleston,
S. C; professor anatomy, S. C. Medical College, 1824-55; head of examining board
of surgeons, S. C, dvu-ing Civil war; member American Philosophical Society;
National Academy of Sciences. Author American Herpetology, 1842; Southern
Ichthyology, two numbers; Ichthyology of South Carolina, ten numbers; b. Beaufort,
S. C, Dec. 30, 1794; d. Norfolk, Mass., Sept. 8, 1871.
HOLBROOK, SILAS PINCKNEY, A.B. Lawyer Medfield, Mass. Contributor
to New England Ocdaxy. Author Sketches of a Traveller, 1834; the European part
of Peter Parley's Pictorial Geography ; editor Tribune, Boston, Mass.; Spectacles;
*.B. K.; b. Beaufort, S. C, June 1, 1796; d. Pineville, S. C, May 26, 1835.
HOWARD, JOHN EDWARD, A.B.; from Bridgewater, Mass.; d. West Bridge-
water, Mass., Aug. 23, 1854.
POLHILL, JOHN GOLDWIRE, A.B. Associate justice Georgia Supreme court.
From Newington, Ga.; d. 1838.
POND, ABIJAH, A.B.; from Wrentham, Mass.; b. Wrentham, Nov. 28, 1789;
d. Dedham, Mass., Nov. 14, 1817.
SEAMANS, JOHN, A.B.; from Providence, R. I.
SHEPARD, WILLIAM ARNOLD, AB.; A.M. Clergyman; b. Foxboro, Mass.,
March 20, 1791; d. 1826.
94 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1816
TAFT, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1860. Ordained Episcopal minister 1819;
principal school. Providence, R. I., 1815-22; pastor St. Paul's Church, Pawtucket,
R. I., 1820-69; *.B. K.; b. Mendon, Mass., Aug. 27, 1791; d. Pawtucket, R. I.,
Dec. 11, 1869.
THAYER, JOSEPH, A.B. Lai^yer and farmer Uxbridge, Mass., 1818-71; mem-
ber Mass. house of representatives 1853; Mass. constitutional convention 1853;
resident Worcester, Mass., 1871-72; b. Douglas, Mass., Feb. 13, 1790; d. Worcester,
Mass., Jan. 9, 1872.
TURNER, CHARLES, A.B.; from Medway, Mass.; d. 1816.
WARREN, JOHN BLISS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1818; home missionary Alabama 1819-23; ordained Presbyterian minister 1823;
pastor Protestant Church, Mobile, Ala., 1824-26; teacher and preacher Mobile
1826-29; pastor Presbyterian Church, Mobile, 1829-30; teacher and preacher New
Orleans, La., 1830-41; editor New Orleans Protestant, 1841-44; b. Wilbraham,
Mass., May 20, 1794; d. near New Orleans, La., 1844.
WHITMAN, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; b. Hanover, Mass., April 2,
1797; d. Susquehannah, Md., March 27, 1840.
1816
ARCHER, JASON HAWES, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1819. Physician Fall River,
Mass., 1819-52; member school committee four years; first president Massasoit
Bank; resident Wrentham, Mass., 1852-64; b. Wrentham, Mass., Feb. 10, 1794;
d. Wrentham, Jan. 22, 1864.
ARNOLD, SALMON AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Svirgeons, New York, N. Y., 1821. Physician Providence, R. I., 1821-78; president
R. I. Medical Society 1849-50; fellow; secretary board of trustees 20 years; first
president R. I. Medical Association; member school committee. Providence. Author
contributions to Boston Medical and Surgical Journal; #. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I.,
June 26, 1797; d. Providence, Dec. 12, 1878.
ATKINS, ELISHA, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; teacher Providence; New-
port, R. I.; justice court of magistrates, Newport; custom house officer, Newport;
b. Killingly, Conn., April 2, 1788; d. Newport, R. I., June 19, 1867.
BABCOCK, CYRUS GILES, A.B. Licensed Baptist preacher; b. North Cole-
brook, Conn., Jan. 27, 1789; d. North Colebrook, Conn., March 6, 1817.
BANCROFT, THOMAS POYNTON, A.B. Merchant Boston, Mass.; b. Salem,
Mass.; d. New Orleans, La., March 16, 1852.
BARNES, GEORGE LEONARD, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Woonsocket, R. I.; Provi-
dence, R. I.; resident Smithfield, R. L; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 6, 1797; d. Smith-
field, R. I., March 27, 1869.
BATTELLE, HEZEKIAH, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Freetown, Mass.; Swansea, Mass.,
imtil 1827; Fall River, Mass., 1827-72; member Mass. house of representatives
1838-39, 1848-49; b. Dover, Mass., May 2, 1788; d. Fall River, Mass., Jan. 22, 1872.
BOOROM, GEORGE WILLIAM, A.B. Teacher, farmer, clerk Carrollton, Ky.;
bookkeeper Southern bank of Ky., Carrollton; engineer Pittsburgh, Penn.; b.
Providence, R. I., May 28, 1796; d. Carrollton, Ky., Dec. 27, 1866.
BO WEN, ISAAC, A.B.; A.M. Instructor and physician, Georgia; from Union,
Me.; d. 1848.
BRIGGS, AVERY, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Hudson, N. Y.;
professor ancient and modem languages, later mathematics, Waterville College,
now Colby College, 1822-28; pastor Maiden, Mass.; Marblehead, Mass.; principal
Pierce Academy, Middleboro, Mass., eight years; Hampton Falls, N. H.; Schoharie,
N. Y.; b. East Stoughton, Mass., July 5, 1795; d. Chicago, 111., Oct. 26, 1883.
BROWN, JOHN CARTER, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1828-42; fel-
low 1842-74. Merchant, partner Brown and Ives, Providence, R. I.; cotton manu-
facturer. Providence; member R. I. house of representatives one year; president
corporation Butler Hospital for the Insane; N. E. Emigrant Aid Society; collector
library of American history; trustee R. I. Historical Society 1834-45; *. B. K.; b.
Providence, R. I., Aug. 28, 1797; d. Providence, June 10, 1874.
1816 GRADUATES 95
BROWN, JOHN COOEE, A.B. Lawyer Portsmouth, O.; b. Tiverton, R. I., March
17, 1798; d. Portsmouth, O., Dec. 19, 1823.
CHISHOLM, JOHN MAXWELL, A.B.; from Charleston, S. C.
CRAFTS, FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1820. Teacher Roxbury,
Mass., 1819-20; admitted to bar 1822; teacher Savannah, Ga.; New Orleans, La.;
principal academy, Taunton, Mass., 1828-37; high school, Taunton, 1838-39;
master grammar school. South Boston, Mass., 1839-50; Bigelow School, South
Boston, 1850-52; principal private school. East Lexington, Mass., 1852-55; academy
Bridgewater, Mass., 1855-61; *. B. K.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., June 5, 1797; d. Milton,
Mass., April 20, 1874.
FISHER, LEWIS WHITING, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Wrentham, Mass.; b. Franklin,
Mass., Dec. 29, 1792; d. Wrentham, Mass., April 20, 1827.
HALLETT, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to R. I. bar 1819;
lawyer Providence, R. I., 1819-21; editor Providence Journal 1821-27; Daily Adver-
tiser, Providence, 1827-33; Boston Advocate, 1833-38; contributor to Morning
Post, Boston; lawyer Boston 1838-62; member Mass. executive council 1843;
member Mass. constitutional convention 1853; U. S. district attorney for Mass.
1853-57; chairman Democratic national committee many years. Author Full Report
of Trial of E. K. Avery, charged with Murder of Sarah M. Cornell, 1833; b. Oster-
ville, Mass., Dec. 2, 1797; d. Boston, Mass., Sept. 30, 1862.
HUBBARD, JAMES, A.B. Clergyman; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1786; d.
Savannah, Ga., Feb. 14, 1818.
HUNT, PETER BROWN, A.B. Lawyer Seekonk, Mass., 1819-31; b. Rehoboth,
Mass., Feb. 1, 1794; d. Seekonk, April 28, 1831.
IVES, ROBERT HALE, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1826-34, 1838-75;
treasurer 1857-66. Merchant, partner Brown and Ives, Providence, R. I.; treasurer
and managing agent Lonsdale Manufacturing Company; trustee and secretary
corporation Butler Hospital for the Insane 1844-75; first president R. I. Hospital
Corporation; member Baltimore convention 1852; member R. I. Historical Society;
*.B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 16, 1798; d. Providence, July 6, 1875.
KINGMAN, ELIAB, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor Va. 1816-24; journalist Washing-
ton, D. C; editor N. E. Palladium, Boston, Mass.; Washington correspondent
Commercial Advertiser and Journal of Commerce, New York, N. Y. ; Sun, Baltimore,
Md ; Courier, Charleston, S. C; Picayune, New Orleans, La.; *. B. K.; b. Bridge-
water, Mass., May 24, 1797; d. Washington, D. C, Feb. 1, 1883.
MARSHALL, HERBERT, A.B. Baptist minister, 1817; clergyman of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church from 1818; b. Dracut, Mass., Dec. 28, 1790; d. North
Carolina, 1826.
MAURAN, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons 1819.
Physician Providence, R. I., 1819-56; travelled abroad 1856-58; resident Providence
and New York, N. Y., 1858-66; medical attendant Dexter Asylum 1827-56; consult-
ing physician Butler Hospital for the Insane; fellow R. I. Medical Society; censor;
president 1847-48, 1852-65; trustee College of Physicians and Surgeons; vice
president National Association of Physicians for Revising the Pharmacopoeia 1840;
member Mass. Medical Society; Providence Franklin Society; R. I. Society for
Encouragement of Domestic Industry. Author Remarks on the Cholera, 2d edition,
1832; articles in medical journals; *.B.K.; b. Barrington, R. I., Dec. 22, 1796;
d. New York, N. Y., June 8, 1873.
MORSE, ABNER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1819;
ordained Cijngregational minister 1819; pastor Nantucket, Mass., 1819-22; Pres-
byterian Church, Sennett, N. Y., 1827-28; resident Hartford, O., 1828-29; Bound
Brobt; N. J., 1833; pastor South Bend, Ind., -1841; resident Sharon, Mass.; mem-
ber N. E. Historic Genealogical Society; lecturer on scientific subjects; author
Memorial of the Morses, 1850; and other genealogical and historical sketches; b.
Medway, Mass., Sept. 5, 1793; d. Sharon, MaSs., May 16, 1865.
PECK, SOLOMON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D: 1851; Waterville CoUege 1849. Tutor
Brown University 1818-20; professor of Latin 1832-33. Principal University
Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1816-18; graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1823; orda^ned Baptist minister 1823; preacher North Yarmouth, Me.; Charles-
96 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1816
ton, S. C, 1824; professor Latin and Hebrew languages, Amherst College, 1825-32;
pastor Gloucester, Mass., 1834; Weston, Mass., 1835; assistant corresponding
secretary American Baptist Missionary Union 1835-38; foreign corresponding
secretary 1838-58; member deputation appointed to visit American Baptist mis-
sions, eastern Europe and Asia; pastor Beaufort, S. C, 1862-65; chaplain Disabled
Soldiers' Home, Boston, Mass.; secretary Freedman's Aid Society; *. B. K;. b.
Providence, R. I., Jan. 25, 1800; d. Rochester, N. Y., June 12, 1874.
PRATT, PETER, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1816-19; librarian 1818-19
Admitted to bar 1819; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member town council. Providence.
1828-29; member R. I. house of representatives 1829-34; *.B. K.; b. Foxboro,
Mass., Oct. 14, 1791; d. Matanzas, Cuba, Jan. 14, 1842.
SEARLE, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; b. Providence
R. I., 1796; d. Providence, April 28, 1861.
SMITH, BENJAMIN BOSWORTH, A.B.; LL.D. 1872; A.M., Middlebury College
1825; D.D., Geneva College 1832; LL.D., Griswold College 1870. Ordained Epis-
copal minister 1818; rector Marblehead, Mass., two years; St. George's Church,
Accomack, Va., two years; Zion's Church, Charlestown, Va.; Trinity Church,
Shepherdstown, Va.; St. Stephen's Church, Middlebury, Vt., 1823-28; Grace Church
Mission, Philadelphia, Penn., 1828-32; Christ Church, Lexington, Ky., 1832; bishop
of Kentucky 1832-84; presiding bishop, 1868-84; state superintendent of education,
Ky. Author; editor Episcopal Register of Vermont, 1823-28; Episcopal Recorder
Philadelphia, 1828-32; *.B. K.; b. Bristol, R. I., June 13, 1794; d. New York'
N. Y., May 31, 1884.
TORREY, JOSEPH WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; from KUlingly, Conn.; d. 1844.
TORREY, REUBEN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1820; pastor
Eastford, North Mansfield, Prospect, North Madison, Conn; Elmwood, R. I.,
1852-60; b. Weymouth, Mass., April 3, 1789; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 22, 1870.
VERNON, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Pennsylvania 1852. Trustee
Brown University 1844-60. Ordained Congregational minister 1826; pastor Reho-
both, Mass., 1826-37; teacher academy, Kingston, R. I.; physician Perth Amboy,
N. J., 1852-68; *. B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., Dec. 20, 1797; d. Providence, R. I., May 9,
1876.
WARREN, SAMUEL STEVENS, A B.; A.M. Teacher; admitted to the bar; law-
yer at Hallowell and China, Me.; in the South 1852 to 1873; at Foxboro and Wren-
tham; b. Foxboro, Mass., Apr. 14, 1793; d. Wreutham, Mass., Sept., 1881.
WOOD, ALEXANDER, A.B. Admitted to bar 1820; lawyer Hanover Four Cor-
ners, Mass.; merchant Hanover Four Comers; b. Middleboro, Mass., Nov. 5, 1796;
d. Hanover, Mass., Dec. 17, 1867.
WRIGHT, SIMEON, A.B.; from Pittsford, Vt.
1817
ALLEN, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A.B. Principal Kent Academy, East Green-
wich, R. I., 1818-21; d. East Greenwich, R. I., Jan. 27, 1821.
ASHLEY, SAMUEL, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; custom house officer; b.
Hampton, Conn., July 27, 1791; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 31, 1855.
BALKCOM, EVERETT, A.B. Lawyer Attleboro, Mass.; b. Attleboro, Mass.,
Sept., 1796; d. Attleboro, Dec. 19, 1823.
BIGELOW, JONATHAN, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1820;
ordained Congregational minister 1821; pastor Lubec, Me., 1821-26; Rochester,
Mass., 1827-49; Euclid, O., 1850-54; b. Boylston, Mass., April 5, 1793; d. Euclid,
O., Jan. 26, 1854.
BROOKS, AARON, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1819-21; librarian 1819-
21; *. B. K; b. Petersham, Mass., Feb. 2, 1794; d. Petersham, May 3, 1845
BULLARD, DANIEL SANDERS, A.B.; from Needham. Mass
CRAFTS. JONATHAN PORTER. A.B.; A.M. Medical student; b. North Bridge-
water. Mass.. Sept. 19, 1792; d. 1822.
FARRINGTON. PARDON BOWEN. A.B.; from Wrentham. Mass.; d. 1845.
1817 GRADUATES 97
GREENE, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Private secretary to Gov. Brown, Columbus,
O.; lawyer Cincinnati, O., until 1862; president school board, Cincinnati; lieu-
tenant-governor R. I. 1866-67; delegate Republican national convention, Chicago,
ni., 1868. Author orations; *.B. K.; b. Warwick, R. I., Jan. 1, 1797; d. Warwick,
March 24, 1883.
HAYWARD, ELISHA, A.B.; M.D., Yale University 1820. Physician Raynham,
Mass., 1820-68; b. Easton, Mass., June 26, 1791; d. Raynham, Mass., March
16, 1868.
JACKSON, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1820; lawyer Providence,
R. I., 1820-23; cotton manufacturer Scituate, R. I., 1823-39; Providence, R. I..
1839-76; member R. I. house of representatives several years; speaker 1841-42;
member R. I. constitutional convention 1843; governor R. I. 1845-46; member
R. I. Historical Society; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., March 3, 1797; d. Provi-
dence, Jan. 21, 1876.
JACKSON, HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1854. Trustee Brown University 1828-
63. Student Andover Theological Seminary 1817-18; licensed Baptist preacher
1820; ordained 1822; pastor First Church, Charlestown, Mass., 1822-36; First
Church, Hartford, Conn., 1836-38; First Church, New Bedford, Mass., 1839-45;
Central Church, Newport, R. I., 1847-63; one of the toimders Charlestown Female
Seminary; Newton Theological Institution; trustee 1825-63. Author Account of
the Churches in R. I., 1854; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., June 16, 1798; d. near
East Greenwich, R. I., March 2, 1863.
KIMBALL, ISAAC, A.B.; A.M. Teacher University Grammar School, Providence,
R. I.; from Ringe, N. H.; d. 1830.
LIPPITT, EDWARD RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M. Principal University Grammar
School 1817-19; ordained Episcopal minister 1822; missionary Quincy, Mass.,
1819-20; Berkeley Co., Va., 1820-23; rector St. Luke's Church, Germantown,
Perm., 1823-25; professor Theological Seminary, Alexandria, Va., 1825-42; editor
Southern Churchman 1842-48; principal school for higher branches of education
1850-70; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., April 23, 1798; d. Charlestown, Va., March
9, 1870.
LOVERING, WARREN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Medway, Mass.; member Mass.
house of representatives seven terms; Mass. executive council 1836-38; Mass.
board of bank commissioners 1839-45; commission for adjusting boundary line
between Mass. and R. I.; *. B. K.; b. Framingham, Mass., Feb. 21, 1797; d. Med-
way, Mass., Aug. 21, 1876.
MANNING, ABEL, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1820; pastor
Plymouth, Vt.; Goshen, Auburn, Epsom, Ossipee, N. H.; Dartmouth, Mass.,
Goshen, N. H.; Ludlow, Vt.; resident Pembroke, East Concord, Mass.; Goffs-
town, N. H., 30 years; pastor Gilmanton, N. H., 1857-58; b. Sterling, Mass.,
March 14, 1788; d. Goffstown, N. H., Dec. 20, 1879.
MARTIN, JOSEPH FOSTER, A.B. Law student Litchfield, Conn.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., 1799; d. Providence, March 10, 1819.
MILLER, LEWIS LEPRILETE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1820. Physician Franklin,
Mass., 1820-27; conducted, with his father, private hospital, Franklin, 1820-27;
physician Providence, R. I., 1827-67; president R. I. Medical Society 1846-47;
resident Franklin 1867-69; Providence 1869-70; b. Franklin, Mass., Jan, 6, 1798;
d. Providence, R. I., March 8, 1870.
PATRICK, JOSEPH HOMER, A.B. Teacher Ky. five years; ordained Congre-
gational minister 1827; pastor Barrington, R. L, 1827-30; Greenwich, Amherst,
South Wellfleet, Mass.; resident West Newton, Mass., 1861-70; b. Warren, Mass.,
April 15, 1792; d. West Newton, Mass., June 20, 1870.
RAWSON, STEPHEN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Providence, R. I.; Pawtuxet, R. I.,
1827-30; teacher and farmer Upton, Mass., 1830-67; b. Upton, Mass., April 14,
1791; d. Upton, Aug. 21, 1867.
STAPLES, WILLIAM READ, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1862. Admitted to bar 1819;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; member common council. Providence, 1832; justice
police court. Providence, two years; associate justice R. I. supreme court 1835-54;
chief justice 1854-56; auditor, R. I., 1856-68; secretary and treasurer R. I. Society
98 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1817
for Encouragement of Domestic Industry; one of the founders R. I. Historical
Society; secretary 10 years; cabinet keeper, five years. Editor Collections of the
R. I. Historical Society, vol. 5; Gorton's Simplicities Defense against Seven-Headed
Policy, 1835; author Annals of Providence to 183S, 1843; Documentary History of the
Destruction of the Gaspee, 1845; Proceedings of the first General Assembly of the Incor-
poration of Providence Plantations in 16^7, 1847; R. I. Form-Boole, 1859; other his-
torical sketches; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 10, 1798; d. Providence, Oct.
19, 1868.
TOBEY, ZALMON, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Bristol, R. I.;
Fourth Church, Providence, R. I.; Pawtuxet, R. I.; resident Warren, R. I.; from
Canaan, Conn.; b. 1792; d. Canaan, Sept. 17, 1858.
WARD, WILLIAM, A.B.; b. Petersham, Mass., June 21, 1794.
WHEATON, LABAN MITCHELL, A.B.; A.M. Resident Norton, Mass.; post-
master Norton; member Mass. house of representatives three years; Mass. execu-
tive council two terms; trustee Mass. State Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster,
Mass.; b. Norton, Mass., Sept. 14, 1796; d. Norton, Jan. 17, 1865.
WHITE, ELIPHA, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Wabash College 1843. Graduated Andover
Theological Seminary 1820; ordained Congregational minister 1821; home mis-
sionary, S. C, 1821-22; pastor John's Island, S. C, 1822-49; from Randolph, Mass.;
*.B. K.; b. Oct. 8, 1795; d. John's Island, S. C, Nov. 20, 1849.
1818
ALDRICH, ESEK, A.B. Admitted to bar 1821; lawyer Providence, R. I.; mer-
chant Providence; principal grammar school. Providence; member R. I. general
assembly; assessor of taxes; city treasurer; member school committee Providence
1844-69; assistant assessor TJ. S. internal revenue 1864-69; b. Providence, R. I.,
Jan. 16, 1798; d. Providence, May 24, 1869.
ANGIER, SAMUEL TUBES, A.B.; M.D. 1823; from Pembroke, Mass.
CARPENTER, ALVAH, A.B. Teacher and medical student, Camden, S. C, 1818-
21; medical student Boston, Mass., 1821-22; physician Seekonk, Mass.; travelled
in the south 1822-24; b. Rehoboth, Mass., Feb. 24, 1798; d. Mobile, Ala., Nov.
30, 1824.
CARPENTER, THOMAS FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.;
major-general R. I. militia; *. B. K.; b. Cranston, R. I., Feb. 21, 1796; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., July 14, 1854.
FISKE, ELIAS, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary; b. Upton, Mass.,
May 24, 1789; d. Upton, Mass., Aug. 5, 1823.
HATHAWAY, ELNATHAN PIERCE, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; b. Freetown, Mass.,
Nov. 12, 1797; d. Freetown, Jan. 23, 1858.
JUDSON, WALTER PRICE BARTLETT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University
1821. Physician Bridgewater, Mass.; New Orleans, La.; b. Uxbridge, Mass.,
Jan. 30, 1800; d New Orleans, La., Nov. 1, 1825.
PATTEN, WILLIAM SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1856-73;
chancellor 1867-73. Admitted to bar 1821; lawyer Newport, R. I., 1821-23; Provi-
dence, R. I., 1823-31; cashier Manufacturers Bank, Providence, 1831-73; president
common council. Providence, two years; member R. I. house of representatives
three years; speaker 1847-48; one of the founders Providence Athenseum; presi-
dent 14 years; inspector R. I. State Prison; trustee Reform School, Providence;
*. B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., March 14, 1800; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 27, 1873.
PIERCE, WILLARD, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1824; pastor
Foxboro, Mass., 1824-39; Abington, Mass., 1840-50; resident Abington; *.B. K.;
b. Stoughton, Mass., March 15, 1790; d. April 26, 1860.
PORTER, JABEZ, A.B.; from Randolph, Mass.; b. 1792; d. Quincy, 111., 1830.
ROGERS, STEPHEN MARSH, A.B.; A.M.; A.B.. CoUege of N. J. 1818. Lieu-
tenant marine corps; from Philadelphia, Penn.; b. 1800; d. Thompson's Island,
Key West, Fla., Oct. 1, 1823.
SNELL, MARTIN, A.B ; A.M., Yale College 1821; from Eaton. N. H.; d. 1848.
1818 GRADUATES 99
STARK, JEDEDIAH LATHROP, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister
1820; pastor West parish, Brattleboro, Vt., 1820-34; Buel, N. Y., 1834-42; Dutch
Reformed Church, Mohawk, N. Y., and supply Fort Herkimer and Frankfort 1842-
S8; *.B. K.; b. New London, Conn., March 6, 1793; d. Mohawk, N. Y., Oct. 18,
1862.
UTLEY, AZEL, A.B.; A.M.; b. Pomfret, Conn., Nov. 12, 1794; d. 1832.
WATSON, WILLIAM, A.B. Instructor schools and teacher music, S. C; b. Spencer,
Mass., May 28, 1793; d. 1860.
WHITMAN, JOHN WLNSLOW, A.B. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; b. Pembroke,
Mass., Dec. 24, 1798; d. July 25, 1833.
WILDES, SOLOMON LOVELL, A.B. Principal Nichols Academy, Dudley, Mass.,
three years; medical student Weymouth, Mass.; merchant Boston, Mass.; b.
North Weymouth, Mass., July 2, 1797; d. Boston, Mass., March 19, 1887.
WILLIAMS, JARED WARNER, A.B.; LL.D. 1852; A.M., Dartmouth College
1834. Law student Litchfield, Conn.; lawyer Lancaster, N. H.; member N. H.
house of representatives 1830-31, 1835-36; N. H. senate 1832-34; president 1833-34;
registrar of probate 1832-37; member U. S. house of representatives 1837-41; gover-
nor N. H. 1847-49; member U. S. senate 1853-55; trustee Dartmouth College 1847-
49; *.B. K.; b. West Woodstock, Conn., Dec. 22, 1796; d. Lancaster, N. H., Sept.
29, 1864.
1819
BACKUS, THOMAS, A.B. Lawyer Brooklyn, Conn.; West Killingly, now Daniel-
son, Conn.; member Conn, house of representatives; Conn, senate; first judge of
probate, Killingly, Conn.; justice Windham Co. court; b. Sterling, Conn., March
9, 1800; d. West Killingly, Conn., Dec. 9, 1858.
BARTON, IRA MOORE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1822. Lawyer
Oxford, Mass., 1822-34; member Mass. house of representatives 1830-33; Mass.
senate 1833-35; lawyer Worcester, Mass., 1834-67; judge of probate, Worcester
Co., 1836-44; presidential elector 1840; member committee for revision of Mass.
statutes 1844; councillor American Antiquarian Society; *. B. K.; b. Oxford, Mass.,
Oct. 25, 1796; d. Worcester, Mass., Jvdy 18, 1867.
CONANT, ZIBA, A.B.; A.M., Dartmouth College 1837. Ordained Congregational
minister 1823; pastor Northfield, N. H., 1822-36; Hebron, N. H., nine years;
Canaan, N. H.; Groton, N. H.; Oxford, N. H.; resident Bristol, N. H.; b. Bridge-
water, Mass., March 6, 1797; d. Bristol, N. H., April 3, 1881.
CUSHMAN, JOB, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1825; pastor Spring-
field, N. H., 1825-28; preacher Winchester, Sullivan, N. H.; pastor Warwick,
Prescott, Mass.; missionary Watertown, Palmyra, Pewaiikie, Wis., 1851-54; pastor
Chiltonville, South Pond, Mass.; b. Kingston, Mass., Jan. 17, 1797; d. Grinnell,
la., Aug. 5, 1878.
ENNIS, WILLIAM, A.B. Lawyer Newport, R. I. From Newport, R. I.; *. B. K.;
d. Newport, June 7, 1849.
FISHER, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1821; pastor
Harvard', Mass., 1821-53; *.B. K.; b. Wrentham, Mass., 1796; d. Harvard, Mass.,
Sept. 5, 1853.
HAMLIN, ELIJAH LIVERMORE, A.B.; A.M., Waterville College, 1823. Lawyer
Waterford, Columbia, Bangor, Me.; land agent Me. 1838, 1841; member Me.
house of representatives 1846-47; Me. senate 1858-59; mayor Bangor 1851, 1852;
U. S. commissioner for securing the rights of fishermen under the Ashburton treaty;
trustee Waterville College 1841-47; member Me. Historical Society 1859; *. B. K.;
b. Livermore, Me., March 7, 1800; d. Bangor, Me., July 16, 1872.
HARTWELL, JESSE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University of Alabama 1845. Principal
University Grammar School, Providence, R. I.; ordained Baptist minister 1821;
preacher Second Church, Providence; High Hills, S. C; Sumpterville, S. C; in-
structor Furman Theological Seminary; pastor Carlowville, Ala.; president Ala.
Baptist Convention; professor theology, Howard College; president Southern
Baptbt Domestic Mission Board; fovmder Female Institute, Camden, Ark., 1847;
100 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1819
president and professor theology, Mt. Lebanon, La., University, 1857-59; *.B. K.;
b. New Marlboro, Mass., 1794; d. Mt. Lebanon, La., Sept. 16, 1859.
HELME, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Va. 1819-20; teacher academy,
Kingston, R. I.; b. South Kingstown, R. I., 1797; d. South Kingstown, Oct. 30,
1822.
HOLMES, JAMES STUART, A.B.; A.M.; from Hebron, Me.
KEITH, JARIUS SHAW, A.B.; A.M.; from Paris, Me.; d. 1859.
MANN, HORACE, A.B.; LL.D., Harvard University 1849. Tutor Latin and Greek,
Brown University, 1820-22; librarian 1821-23. Law student Wrentham, Mass.,
1819-20; law student Litchfield, Conn., 1821-23; admitted to Norfolk bar 1823;
lawyer Dedham, Mass., 1823-33; member Mass. house of representatives 1827-33;
founder Worcester Lunatic Asylum 1833; chairman trustees; member Mass. senate
1833-37; president 1836-37; secretary Mass. board of education 1837-48; member
U. S. house of representatives 1848-53; president Antioch College, O., 1853-59;
fellow American Academy. Author; for list, see Bibliography by B. Pickman Mann,
in Report of U. S. Bureau of Education, 1896. Editor Common School Journal, 1839-48;
*. B. K.; b. Franklin, Mass., May 4, 1796; d. Yellow Springs, O., Aug. 2, 1859.
MERRIAM, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1822; ordained Congregational minister 1822; home missionary Va. 1822-23;
Ohio 1823-24; pastor Randolph and Rootstown, O.; b. Grafton, Mass., Oct. 15,
1797; deceased.
PATTEN, JOSEPH HURLBUT, A.B.; A.M.; Dartmouth College 1832. Admitted
to bar 1821; lawyer Newport, R. I., 1821-28; New York, N. Y., 1828-66; resident
Brooklyn, N. Y., 1866-77. Author several articles in American Journal of Science;
*.B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., May 23, 1801; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 6, 1877.
RAWSON, EVANDER FULLER, A.B. Lawyer Richmond, Va.; b. Paris, Me.,
Feb. 6, 1794; d. Richmond, Va., 1825.
SHAW, SAMUEL BRENTON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Norwich University 1866.
Ordained Episcopal deacon 1821; priest 1824; rector Newton Lower Falls, Mass.;
Hagerstown, Md.; Christ Church, Guilford, Vt.; St. Luke's Church, Lanesboro,
Mass.; delegate general convention 1859; rector St. John's Church, Barrington,
R. I., 1867-79; resident Providence, R. I., 1879-85; vice president Berkshire Bible
Society; trustee General Theological Seminary; *. B. K.; b. Wickford, R. I., Dec.
29, 1799; d. Providence, R. I., March 17, 1885.
SPRAGUE, DANIEL GREENE, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1822; ordained Congregational minister 1822; home missionary, LI.
and Mo.; pastor Hampton, Conn.; Second Church, Colchester, Conn.; Presby-
terian Church, South Orange, N. J.; resident South Orange 1860-69; Salem, N. Y.,
1869-73; *. B. K.; b. KiUingly, Conn., July 8, 1796; d. Salem, N. Y., Jan. 11, 1873.
TAYLOR, STEUBEN, A.B.; A.M.; from Barkhamstead, Conn.; b. 1796; d.
Barkhamstead, Oct. 22, 1824.
TORREY, DAVID, A.B.; from Weymouth, Mass.; d. 1870.
WOOD, FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Principal Washington Academy, Wickford, R. I.;
ordained Congregational minister; pastor Barrington, East Greenwich, R. I.; Wil-
lington. Conn.; Rockville, Conn.; Prescott, Mass.; principal school, Barrington,
R. I.; pastor Holland, Mass.; town clerk Barrington, R. I., nine years; b. Ux-
bridge, Mass., April 8, 1798; d. Barrington, R. I., Oct. 29, 1874.
1820
BRIGGS, MOSES, A.B.; from Stoughton, Mass.; d. 1822.
BURGES, WELCOME ARNOLD, A.B. Lawyer Taunton, Mass.; b. Providence,
R. I., 1801; d. Aug. 28, 1828.
CHILDS, ARIEL, A.B.; from Woodstock, Conn.; d. 1857.
CHURCH, BENJAMIN GORTON, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I., 1803; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Oct. 10. 1820.
IMO GRADUATES lOl
^^F!;^9S^™ JAIRUS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1825. Physician Stoughton, Mass..
1825-27; Newport, R. I., 1827-S3; Boston, Mass., 1833-66; feUow R. I. Medical
Society; b. Wrentham, Mass., Jan., 1797; d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 15, 1866.
FISHER, JOHN DIX, A.B.; Middlebury CoUege 1821; M.D., Harvard University
1825. Physician Boston, Mass.; one of the founders Perkins Institution for the
Blmd; visiting physician until 1850; member Mass. Medical Society; honorary
member R. I. Medical Society; author of a treatise on small-pox; *. B. K.; b Need-
ham, Mass., March 27, 1797; d. Boston, Mass., March 3, 1850.
GARY, GEORGE, A.B.; M.D. Physician Chepachet, R. I.; from Pomfret, Conn •
b. 1794; d. Chepachet, R. I., Aug. 9, 1828.
GOLDSBURY, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Principal Bristol County Academy, Taunton,
Mass.; ordained Unitarian minister 1827; pastor North Bridgewater, now Brock-
ton, Mass., 1827-31; member Mass. house of representatives 1830; pastor and
private tutor, Hardwick, Mass., 1832-39; principal high school, Cambridge, Mass.;
lecturer on education, Cheshire Co., N. H.; farmer Warwick, Mass., 1848-90; pastor
Warwick 1856-59. Author of school text books; b. Warwick, Mass , Feb 11 1796-
d. Warwick, Oct. 28, 1890.
GREENE, ALBERT GORTON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1823; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; clerk city council 1832-67; clerk municipal court 1832-57; justice municipal
court 1858-67; one of the founders Providence Athenaeum; president R. I. His-
torical Society 1854-68. Author various poems and orations, besides articles in
periodicals; editor Thomas Dring's Recollections of the Jersey Prison Ship, 1829;
Literary Journal, 1833; *.B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 10, 1802; d. Cleveland'
O., Jan. 3, 1868.
HALE, CHRISTOPHER SARGEANT, A.B. United States miUtary service War
of 1812; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Windsor, Vt.; South Berwick, Me.;
principal Mobile Female Institute, Mobile, Ala.; resident Burlington, N. J.; b.
Dracut, Mass., July 6, 1792; d. Burlington, N. J., April 28, 1866.
HALL, LEMUEL, A.B. Teacher 1820-21; graduated Andover Theological Semi-
nary 1824; home missionary, Franconia, N. H., 1824; ordained Presbyterian minister
1827; home missionary, N. Y.; pastor De Kalb, Annisville, Holland, Hamburg,
Bethany, Sparta, Mt. Morris, Centreville, N. Y.; Geneva, Wis., 1838-40; Virginia
Settlement, LI., 1839-46; resident Geneva, Wis.; Racine, Wis.; b. Sutton, Mass.,
Aug. 17, 1794; d. Racine, Wis., April 9, 1868.
HALSEY, CHARLES BURDETT, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., 1802; d.
at sea, on voyage to Canton, China, Aug. 7, 1829.
HATHAWAY, JOSEPH, A.B. Lawyer Fall River, Mass., 1825-37; Freetown,
Mass., 1837-65; member school committee 1826-27; Mass. house of representatives
1827; first editor Fall River Monitor; h. Freetown, Mass., March 9, 1799; d. Free-
town, April 9, 1865.
HEBSEY, HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1824. Graduated Harvard
Divinity School 1823; ordained Congregational minister 1824; pastor Barnstable,
Mass., 1824-35; resident Hingham, Mass., 1835-77; member Mass. constitutional
convention 1853; b. Hingham, Mass., Aug. 16, 1796; d. Hingham, Sept. 23, 1877.
HOUGH, ALLING, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Boylston,
Mass.; from Meriden, Conn.; d. 1824.
M'CLINTOCK, JOSEPH, A.B.; from Providence, R. I.; d. 1831.
METCALF, JOHN GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1826. Physi-
cian Mendon, Mass., 1826-92; member school committee 1828-68; Mass. senate
1858-60; town treasurer 1860-85; member Thurber Medical Society; American
Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Norfolk, Mass., Sept. 10, 1801;
d. Mendon, Mass., Jan. 12, 1892.
POMEROY. SWAN LYMAN, A.B.; D.D. 1848; Bowdoin CoUege 1847. Student
Andover Theological Seminary with class of 1824; ordained Congregational minister
1825; pastor First Church, Bangor, Me., 1825-48; one of the secretaries American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, Boston, Mass., 1848-59; resident
Portland, Me., 1859-66; clerk State department, Washington, D. C, 1866-68;
resident Sunderland, Mass., 1868-69; trustee Bangor Theological Seminary 1825-
102 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1820
49; overseer Bowdoin College 1831-50; *,B. K.; b. Warwick, Mass., March 4, 1799;
d. Sunderland, Mass., March 17, 1869.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS WELLINGTON, A.B.; A.M.; from Grafton, Mass.;
d. 1831.
ROGERS, HENRY AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1823; lawyer
Providence, R. I., 1823-24; cotton manufacturer Providence; travelled in Europe
and the East 1846-47, 1865-69; *.B.K.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 11, 1801; d.
Paris, France, Jan. 7, 1869.
RUGGLES, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1852. Tutor Columbian College 1822-
24; professor mathematics and natural philosophy 1824-55; professor mechanical
philosophy and astronomy 1855-60; mathematics and civil polity 1861-65; political
economy and civil polity 1865-74; emeritus professor mathematics and natural
philosophy 1865-77; acting president 1841-43, 1854-55, 1858-59; *. B. K.; b. Roches-
ter, Mass., Sept. 5, 1797; d. Schooley's Mountain, N. J., Sept. 10, 1877.
SANFORD, ENOCH, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University of the City of New York 1884.
Tutor Brown University 1820-22. Ordained Congregational minister 1823; pastor
First Church, Raynham, Halifax, Wellfleet, Dighton, Mass.; principal HoUis Insti-
tute, Braintree, Mass.; corresponding member N. Y. Genealogical and Biographical
Society; member Wis. Historical Society. Author Sketch of the Pilgrims, 1831;
History of Raynham, Mass., 1870; History of Berkley, Mass., 1872; *. B. K.; b.
Berkley, Mass., Oct. 26, 1795; d. Raynham, Mass., Nov. 30, 1890.
SESSIONS, ELIAKIM WILLIAMS, A.B. Farmer Pomfret, Conn., 1820-72; b.
Pomfret, Conn., July 24, 1796; d. Pomfret, Dec. 15, 1872.
STETSON, SAMUEL, A.B. Teacher; lawyer Kingston, Duxbury, Mass.; b.
Kingston, Mass., April 25, 1798; d. Duxbury, Mass., Oct. 6, 1871.
STONE, EBENEZER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1824. Physician
Walpole, Mass.; councillor Mass. Medical Society; President Norfolk District
Medical Society; b. Sharon, Mass., Oct. 10, 1797; d. Walpole, Mass., Aug. 15, 1869.
TYLER, SAMUEL LOCKWOOD, A.B.; from Colchester, Conn.; d. 1822.
WASHBURN, CHARLES, A.B. Admitted to bar 1823; lawyer Otisfield, Har-
rison, Me.; manufacturer Worcester, Mass.; member Maine legislature 1830;
Mass. legislature 1851; president common council Worcester three years; b. Kings-
ton, Mass., Aug. 11, 1798; d. Worcester, Mass., Oct. 27, 1875.
WHEATON, HENRY NELSON, A.B.; Middlebury College 1821; from Dedham,
Mass.
WHEATON, HORATIO GATES, A.B. Physician Charleston, S. C; from Reho-
both, Mass.; d. Charleston, S. C, Oct. 8, 1824.
1821
ALDEN, LUCIUS, AB.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1825;
ordained Congregational minister 1825; home missionary Dearborn Co., Ind., 1825-
30; pastor Third Church, East Abington, preacher East Bridgewater, Lancaster,
Mass.; *. B. K.; Newcastle, N. H.; resident East Bridgewater, Mass., 1873-84;
b. East Bridgewater, Mass., June 18, 1796; d. Brockton, Mass., April 24, 1884.
ANDREWS, ELISHA, A.B.; A.M. Teacher and preacher Louisiana, 1819-27.
Entered with class of 1819; from Hinsdale, N. H.; d. Jackson, La., Nov. 10, 1827.
BABCOCK, RUFUS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Bowdoin College 1834. Trustee Brown
University 1828-75. Tutor Columbian College 1821-23; ordained Baptist minister
1823; pastor Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1823-26; associate pastor First Church, Salem,
Mass., 1826-33; president Waterville College 1833-36; pastor Spruce Street Church,
Philadelphia, Penn.; First Church, New Bedford, Mass.; Poughkeepsie, N. Y.;
First Church, Paterson, N. J.; president American Baptist Publication Society;
corresponding secretary American and Foreign Bible Society; American Colonization
Society; agent American Sunday School Union; trustee Colximbian University 1838-
44; Vassar College 1861-75. Author various religious, biographical and historical
sketches; editor Baptist Memorial, 1841-45; *. B. K.; b. Colebrook, Conn., Sept.
18, 1798; d. Salem, Mass.. May 4, 1875.
1821 GRADUATES 103
BARNEY, JAMES ORMSBEE, A.B.; A.M. U. S. military service 1812-15; or-
dained Congregational minister 1824; pastor Seekonk, now East Providence, R. I.,
1824-50, 1852-69; seaman's chaplain and preacher Fourth Church, Providence, R. I.,
1850-52; Beverly, Mass., five years; resident Pawtucket, R. I.; b. Providence,
R. I., Sept. 30, 1795; d. Pawtucket, R. I., March 7, 1880.
BINNEY, AMOS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1826. Physician Boston,
Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1836-37; president Natural History
Society, Boston, 1843; fellow American Academy and many other scientific societies.
Author various scientific articles; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 18, 1803; d. Rome,
Italy, Feb. 18, 1847.
CARPENTER, DRAPER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1824. Physician Seekonk, Mass.,
1824-27; Pawtucket, R. I., 1827-48; b. Rehoboth, Mass., Dec. 30, 1791; d. Paw-
tucket, R. I., June 16, 1848.
COBB, NATHANIEL, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1825; home
missionary Harwich, Mass., 1825-26; ordained Congregational minister 1827;
pastor Nantucket, Mass., 1827-29; home missionary Bloomfield, Hampden, and
elsewhere, O., 1830-33; pastor Parkman, Clear Creek, Mt. Eaton, O.; Bible agent
and colporteur, O.; pastor Salem, O.; city missionary New Bedford, pastor North
Falmouth, Chilmark, Monument, Mass.; evangelist Kingston, Mass.; b. Roches-
ter, Mass., May 9, 1800; d. Taunton, Mass., Nov. 15, 1878.
CRAFTS, ELIPHALET PORTER, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1825. Gradu-
ated Harvard Divinity School 1824; teacher; ordained Unitarian minister 1828;
pastor East Bridgewater, Sandwich, Mass.; teacher East Lexington, Mass.; pastor
First Church, Eastport, Me.; resident Waltham, Mass., 1876-70; *. B. K.; b. Brockton,
Mass., Nov. 23, 1800; d. Waltham, Mass., Jan. 16, 1880.
CRAPO, SAMUEL ABORN, A.B. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; b. Providence, R. I.,
March 9, 1804; d. North Providence, R. I., May 9, 1853.
DOGGETT, JOHN LOCKE, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer, judge; one of the earliest settlers
of Florida after its purchase by U. S.; one of the two founders of Jacksonville;
appointed territorial judge of Fla. by Pres. Jackson; b. Taunton, Mass., Sept. 8,
1798; d. Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 8, 1844.
EVERETT, OLIVER, A.B.; M.D., Dartmouth CoUege 1824. Physician Sherborn,
Mass., 1825-51; postmaster Sherborn; member school committee Sherborn; surgeon
Mass. state militia; b. Dedham, Mass., Nov. 11, 1798; d. Sherborn, Mass., Dec.
12, 1851.
FAY, ELIPHAZ, A.B.; A.M. Principal Dutchess Academy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.;
lawyer; president Waterville College 1841-43; Baptist minister, near Poughkeepsie;
b. Westboro, Mass., April 27, 1797; d. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., March 19, 1854.
FIELD, BARNUM, A.B.; A.M. Publisher and editor Independent Inquirer, Provi-
dence, R. I., 1823-24; grammar school principal, Boston, Mass. Author School
Geography; b. Taunton, Mass., June 11, 1796; d. Boston, Mass., May 7, 1851.
FISHER, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1825. Physician
Mass. General Hospital; Boston, Mass.; Edgartown, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Sharon,
Mass., June 14, 1799; d. Edgartown, Mass., Dec. 18, 1876.
GRISWOLD, GEORGE, A.B. Ordained Episcopal minister; rector Northampton,
HAILE, LEVL A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1830-54. Lawyer Warren,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1824-35; associate justice R. I. supreme
court 1835-64; *.B. K.; b. Warren, R. I., 1797; d. Warren, July 14, 1854.
HAMMOND, WILLIAM GARDNER, A.B.; lawyer Newport, R. I.; surveyor of
customs, Newport, R. I., 19 years; b. North Kingstown, R. I.; d. Long Island,
June 19, 1858.
HOLMES, EZEKIEL, A.B.; A.M., Waterville CoUege 1824; M.D., Bowdoin College
1824. Physician Paris, Me.; teacher natural sciences, lyceum, Gardner, Me.;
principal 1829-32; editor Farmers' and Mechanics' Journal 1829; American Standard
1831; physician Winthrop, Me., 1832-33; lecturer chemistry and natural history,
Waterville College, 1833-37; editor Maine Farmer 1833-65; surveyor public lands
Me. and Mass.; member Me. house of representatives 1835-40, 1850; Me. senate
1840-42; state scientific surveyor 1861-62; member Me. Historical Society 1846-66;
104 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1821
secretary Me. Agricultural Society 1866-65; b. Kingston, Mass., Aug. 24, 1801;
d. Winthrop, Me., Feb. 9, 1866.
HOWE, ELBRIDGE GERRY, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Semi-
nary 1824; ordained Congregational minister. South Wilbraham, Mass., 1824;
home missionary Kaskaskia and Paris, III.; Mass. and R. I.; pastor Unity, N. H,;
Southwick, Halifax, and Marshfield, Mass.; home missionary. 111.; in business
Waukegan, III.; b. Paxton, Mass., Aug. 14, 1799; d. Waukegan, III., June 3, 1884.
HOWE, SAMUEL GRIDLEY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1824; LL.D. 1868.
Greek military service 1824-30; surgeon-in-chief to Greek fleet 1827-30; president
Polish relief committee, Paris; superintendent Perkins Institution 1832-76; Mass.
School for the Feeble Minded 1848-75; member U. S. sanitary commission; U. S.
commission to inspect condition of freedmen; commissioner Santo Domingo 1871;
member Mass. board of education; president Mass. board of charities; trustee
Mass. General Hospital; McLean Asylum for the Insane. Author Historical Sketch
of the Greek Revolution. 1828; Reader for the Blind, 1839; besides numerous reports
and pamphlets; editor Commonwealth, 1851-53; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., Nov.
10, 1801; d. Boston, Jan. 9, 1876.
HUMPHREY, THOMAS JEFFERSON, A.B. Principal academy, S. C; admit-
ted to S. C. bar 1824; R. I. bar 1825; lawyer, R. I., 1825-28; De Kalb Co., HI.,
1828-43; b. Tiverton, R. I., July 7, 1801; d. De Kalb Co., 111., Aug. 20, 1843.
MERRILL, JOHN GALE, A.B.; A.M., WaterviUe College 1824; M.D., Bowdoin
College 1824. Physician Sedgwick, Me.; b. Sedgwick, Me., June 3, 1797; d. 1826.
MUENSCHER, JOSEPH, A.B. ; A.M.; D.D. 1852; Kenyon College 1849. Student
Andover Theological Seminary with class of 1825; ordained Episcopal deacon 1824;
priest 1825; rector Christ Church, Rochdale, Mass., 1824-27; St. John's Church,
Northampton, Mass., 1827-31; Trinity Church, Saco, Me., 1831-33; professor
sacred literature Episcopal Theological Seminary, Gambier, O., 1833-41; instructor
Hebrew 1841-43; professor Latin, Kenyon College, two years; rector St. Paul's
Church, Mt. Vernon, O., 1841-54; resident Mt. Vernon, 1854-84; delegate general
convention several times; secretary Society for Relief of Widows and Children of
Deceased Clergymen of Episcopal church in Ohio, 1845-84. Author Church Chok,
1839; Manual of Biblical Interpretation, 1865; Revised Version of the Book ofProeerbt,
1866; Orthography and Pronunciation of the English Language, 1879; besides frequent
articles in reviews and periodicals; editor OamKer Observer; Western Episcopalian;
*. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 21, 1798; d. Mt. Vernon, O., Feb. 16, 1884.
MUNRO, ALLEN, A.B.; from Seekonk, Mass.; d. 1832.
NEEDHAM, JOHN GREGORY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1824. Cotton broker Provi-
dence, R. I.; druggist in the West; physician Smithfield, R. I.; Pawtuxet, R. L,
1836-67; fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. Walpole, Mass., Sept. 7, 1801; d. Paw-
tuxet, R. I., Aug. 29, 1867.
NORTHUP, IMMANUEL, A.B. Teacher Washington Academy, Wickford, R. L; b.
North Kingston, R. I., July 18, 1798; d. Herman, Oglethorpe Co., Ga., Dec. 4, 1822.
PACKARD, AUSTIN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1824; lawyer West Bridge-
water, Mass.; member Mass. general court 1848-49; trial justice Plymouth Co.,
Mass.; b. North Bridgewater, Mass., Jan. 15, 1801; d. West Bridgewater, Aug.
13, 1881.
PACKARD, LEVI, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1826; pastor
Spencer, Conn., 1826-53; Woonsocket, R. I.; Stafford Springs, Conn.; *.B. K.; b. North
Bridgewater, Mass., Feb. 4, 1793; d. Stafford Springs, Conn., Jan. 11, 1857.
PARRIS, SAMUEL BARTLETT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1825.
Physician Attleboro, Mass.; b. Marshfield, Mass., Jan. 30, 1806; d. Attleboro
Falk, Mass., Sept. 21, 1827.
REED, AUGUSTUS BROWN, A.B.; A.M. Ordamed Congregational minister
1823; pastor First Church, Fall River, Mass., 1823-25; Ware, Mass., 1826-38;
b. Rehoboth, Mass., Nov. 19, 1798; d. Ware, Mass., Sept. 30, 1838.
RUSSELL, GEORGE ROBERT, A.B.; LL.D. 1849. Admitted to bar 1825; lawyer
Providence, R. I., 1825; merchant Manilla 1827-35; farmer and student West
Roxbury, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., May 5, 1800; d. Manchester, Mass.,
Aug. 5, 1866.
1821 GRADUATES IM
SAMPSON, JOSEPH, A.B. Lawyer Kingston, Mass.; b. Kingston, Mass., Feb.
25, 1799; d. Dec. 6, 1844.
SHEPARD, RALPH, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary 1821-24; from
Little Compton, R. I.; d. Amherst, Mass., Jan. 24, 1824.
SMITH, INCREASE SUMNER, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1822-24;
librarian 1823-24. English preceptor Leicester Academy, 1824-26; instructor Derby
Academy, Hingham, Mass., 1826-44; farmer and teacher, Dorchester, Mass., 1844-
66; *. B. K.; b. Paxton, Mass., June 22, 1799; d. Dorchester, Mass., May 12, 1866.
SPAULDING, ERASTUS, A.B.; A.M., Geneva CoUege; b. Pomfret, Conn., June
22, 1793; d. 1853.
THATCHER, MOSES, A.B.; A.M. Ordamed Congregational minister 1828;
pastor First Church, North Wrentham, Mass., 1823-32; Second Church 1833-38;
Presbyterian Church, Ararat, Gibson, and Wysox, Penn.; Masonville, Franklin,
Virgil, Geneva, Bridgewater, and Peru, N. Y.; Munson, Penn., 1866-68; resident
Ionia, Mich.; Cambridge, HI.; b. Princeton, Mass., Nov. 14, 1795; d. Cambridge,
111., July 21, 1878.
TISDALE, JAMES, A.B. Principal academy, Darlington Court House, S. C,
two years; licensed Congregational preacher, 1825; missionary foiu* years; ordained
1830; pastor Guildhall and Granby, Vt., 1830-36; Gilsum, N. H., 1836-41; Shutes-
bury, Mass., 1841-67; Tonica, 111., 1857-59; Lowell, 111., 1859-62; b. Taunton,
Mass., Nov. 7, 1799; d. Tonica. 111,. Feb. 28, 1863.
TUCKER, SIMEON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard Umversityjl825. Physician Canton,
Mass., 1825-31; Stoughton, Mass., 1831-78; b. Canton, Mass., Nov. 20. 1799; d.
Stoughton, Mass., Feb. 9, 1878.
WEBB, THOMAS HOPKINS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1825. Physi-
cian Providence, R. I., 1825-35; editor Providence Journal 1835-38; with publishing
house, Boston, Mass.; editor Common-school Journal; fellow R. I. Medical Society;
member commission for running Mexican boundary; Franklin Society, Providence;
R. I. Historical Society; one of the founders and first librarian Providence Athenaeum;
honorary member Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries, Copenhagen; secretary
Emigrant Aid Society; Mass. Institute of Technology; *.B.K.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 21, 1801; d. Quincy, Mass., Aug. 2, 1866.
WILLIAMS, ELIAB, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Va.; admitted to Va. bar; admitted to
Mass. bar 1825; lawyer Wellington, Swansea, and Fall River, Mass.; member
school committee four years; b. Raynham, Mass., May 10, 1803; d. Fall River,
Mass., April 14, 1880.
1822
BACKUS, ANDREW, A.B. Lawyer, admitted to bar in Windham Co., Conn., 1825.
Practised law in Pomfret, Conn., Nashville, Tenn., Detroit and Tecumseh, Mich.;
State Attorney and master in the court of chancery; commissioner in bankruptcy
for several years; receiver of public moneys at the land ofiBce for the Lake Superior
land district at Sault Ste Marie, 1850; b. Feb. 6, 1803, Pomfret, Conn. ; d. in Michi-
gan after 1870.
BARRY, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Graduate Harvard Divinity School 1829; student
Goettingen and Paris, two years; ordained Unitarian minister 1830; pastor South
Church, Lowell, Mass., 1830-35; Framingham, Mass., 1835-45; in Europe 1844,
1851-53, 1868-74; pastor Church of the Pilgrims, Lowell, Mass., 1847-53; resident
Chicago, ni.. 1854-85; secretary and librarian Chicago Historical Society, 1856-68.
Author Rights and Duties of Neighboring Churches, 1844; Thoughts on Christian Doc-
trine, 1845; History of Framingham, 1847; The Antiquities of Wisconsin; Letters
from the East; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 10, 1805; d. Chicago, 111., Jan. 17, 1885.
BURDICK, JAMES ROSS, A.B. Teacher Capitol Hill Seminary, Washington, D. C.;
agent Columbian College, D. C; foreign and domestic missions; ordained Baptist
minister 1826; evangelist 1826-32; pastor Ithaca, Oswego, Lisle and Tioga, N. Y.;
Canton, Penn.; Scipio, Jordan, Syracuse, N. Y.; b. Leyden, Mass., June 29, 1796;
d. Syracuse, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1867.
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BURGESS, THOMAS MACKIE, A.B. Law student; merchant; mayor Providence,
R. I., 1841-52; president Providence, Warren and Bristol Railroad; *. B. K.; b.
Providence, R. I., June 6, 1806; d. Providence, Oct. 17, 1856.
CASWELL, ALEXIS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1841; LL.D. 1865. Professor mathe-
matics and natural philosophy. Brown University, 1828-50; president pro tempore
1840-41; acting librarian 1841-42; professor mathematics and astronomy 1850-08;
president 1868-72; trustee 1873-75; fellow 1875-77. Tutor Columbian College,
Washington, D.C., 1822-25; professor ancient languages 1825-27; treasurer 1827;
ordained Baptist minister 1827; pastor Halifax, N. S., 1827-28; preacher First
Church, Providence, R. I., 1828; director Providence Athenaeum eight years; vice
president eight years; president National Exchange Bank, Providence; American
Screw Company, Providence; board of trustees Newton Theological Institution;
Baptist Missionary Union 1867-69; trustee R. I. Hospital 1863-77; president 1876-
77; one of the founders American Association for the Advancement of Science; vice
president 1857; associate fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1850; one
of the corporators National Academy of Sciences 1863. Author Lectures on Astronomy,
1858; Meteorological Observations, 1831-60, 1860; Memoir of John Barstow, 18^4;
Memoir of Prof. Benjamin Silliman, 1866; Life and Christian Work of Francis Way-
land, 1867; Results of Meteorological Observations at Providence, 1831-76, 1882; various
addresses; *. B. K.; b. Taunton, Mass., Jan. 29, 1799; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 8,
1877.
COVELL, JOSEPH SMITH, A.B.; A.M., Trinity College 1847. Ordained Episcopal
minister 1825; rector mission church, St. Albans, Vt., 1824-25; Princess Anne, Md.;
St. Paul's Church, Brookfield, Conn., 1828-37; Trinity Church, Bristol, Conn., 1837-
47; Essex, Bethlehem, Wolcottville, Westville and Huntington, Conn., 1863-76;
resident Bridgeport, Conn., 1876-80; b. Killingly, Conn., June 4, 1797; d. Bridge-
port, Conn., March 16, 1880.
CROCKER, SAMUEL LEONARD, A.B.; A.M. Elected trustee Brown University
1882, but died before entering office. Copper manufacturer Taunton, Mass. ; director
and president Taunton Locomotive Works; director Old Colony Iron Works; Old
Colony Railroad; Taunton Brick Company; trustee Bristol County Savings Bank;
Machinists National Bank, Taunton; Taunton Lunatic Asylum; member Mass.
executive council 1849; U. S. house of representatives 1853-55; trustee General
Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y.; author historical sketches; 0. B. K.; b.
Taunton, Mass., March 31, 1804; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 10, 1883.
CROCKER, WILLIAM ALLEN, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1845-71.
Merchant Taunton, Mass., 1822-24; copper and iron manufacturer, Taunton, 1824-
58; New York, N. Y., 1858-71; one of the managers Old Colony Iron Company;
president Bristol County Bank; *. B. K.; b. Taunton, Mass., March 14, 1802; d.
New York, N. Y., May 13, 1871.
CUMMINGS, PRESTON, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1825; pastor
Lebanon, N. Y.; Dighton, Wrentham, and Buckland, Mass., 1840-48; antiquary
Leicester, Mass. Author A Dictionary of Congregaiional Principles and Usages, 1852;
b. Seekonk, Mass., May 1, 1800; d. Holden, Mass., April 8, 1875.
CUTLER, BENJAMIN CLARKE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Columbia CoUege 1835.
Ordained Episcopal deacon 1822; rector Quincy, Mass., 1822-29; Leesburg, Va.,
one year; director Episcopal City Mission, New York, N. Y., 1832-33; rector St.
Anne's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1833-63. Author Parochial Sermons, 1857; *. B. K.;
b. Roxbury, Mass., Feb. 6, 1798; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 10, 1863.
DAVIS, ISAAC, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1860; Columbian College 1846. Trustee
Brown University 1838-51; fellow 1851-79. Instructor University Grammar School,
Providence, R. I.; admitted to bar 1825; lawyer Worcester, Mass.; member Mass.
senate 1843-54; member Mass. executive council 1851 ; Mass. house of representatives
1852; delegate Mass. constitutional convention 1853; member Mass. state board of
education 1852-60; mayor Worcester 1856, 1859, 1861; delegate democratic national
conventions 1828-60; president Quinsigamond Bank 1836-45, 1854-78; Mechanics
Savings Bank 1851-55; director Providence and Worcester Railroad 1857-78; Worces-
ter and Nashua Railroad 1848-53, 1874-79; colonel 6th regiment Mass. militia 1828-
31; member board of visitors West Point Academy 1832; president 1854; president
board of trustees Worcester Academy 40 years; trustee Columbian College 1847-72;
Waterville College 1847-55; Norwich University; president Mass. Baptist Conven-
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tion 1838-40; American Baptist Convention 1838-40; American Baptist Home
Mission Society 1848-55; *. B. K.; b. Northboro, Mass., June 2, 1799; d. Worcester
Mass., April 1, 1883.
DEANE, TIMOTHY BRIGGS, A.B. From Fairhaven, Mass.; teacher in New York
City; merchant in New Orleans, La.; b. Norton, Mass., Sept. 12, 1798; d New
Orleans, La., June 23, 1838.
EDDY, RICHARD EVANS, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Providence, R. I., 1822-41;
deputy collector port of Providence 1841-45; treasurer American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union, Boston, Mass., 1845-54; resident Providence 1854-70; b. Providence
R. I., July 19, 1802; d. Providence, April 29, 1870.
FARNUM, JOSEPH WHITNEY, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1830. Professor
chemistry, Kenyon College; assayer U. S. mint, Dahlonega, Ga.; *. B. K.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., 1803; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Feb. 2, 1889.
GOODWIN, DANIEL LE BARON, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor Chantilly, Va.,
1822-23; student Andover Theological Seminary 1823-24; ordained Episcopal minister
1825; rector St. John's Church, Wilkinsonville, Mass., 1825-54; missionary Provi-
dence, R. I., 1854-67; *. B. K.; b. Easton, Mass., July 28, 1800; d. Providence, R. I..
Dec. 25, 1867.
HATHAWAY, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Cheraw, S. C;
ordained Episcopal deacon 1824; minister Cheraw, S. C, several years; merchant
Providence, R. I., -1830; ordained priest 1830; rector St. Mark's Church, Warren,
R. I., 1830-52; Christ Church, Lonsdale, R. I., 1852-58; Trinity Church, West Troy,
N. Y., 1858-63; *. B. K.; b. Dighton, Mass., AprU 12, 1800; d. Dorchester, Mass.,
Nov. 15, 1863.
KINGSBURY, SAMUEL, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1825;
home missionary, N. Y., 1825-27; preacher Shirley, Mass., 1827-28; Unity, N. H.,
1828; ordained Congregational minister 1829; pastor Andover, N. H., 1829-31;
Jamaica, Vt., 1831-33; Warwick, Mass., 1833-35; Middlesex and Worcester, Vt.,
1835-36; Underbill, Vt., 1836-39; teacher academy, Jericho, Vt., 1839-40; pastor
Thornton, N. H., 1841; farmer Tamworth, N. H., 1841-67; b. Franklin, Mass.,
May 18, 1798; d. Tamworth, N. H., Nov. 8, 1867.
KINNICUT. THOMAS. A.B.; A.M. Law student Litchfield, Conn.; lawyer
Worcester, Mass., 1825-58; member Mass. house of representatives; speaker two
years; member Mass. senate; judge of probate Worcester Co., Mass., 1848-58;
trustee Mass. Lunatic Hospital 1835-36; member board of selectmen, Worcester;
*. B. K.; b. Seekonk, Mass., 1799; d. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 22, 1858.
LELAND, DEXTER, A.B. Private tutor Edisto Island, S. C; student General
Theological Seminary; schoolmaster and acting chaplain U. S. ship Lexington three
years; private teacher Md.; Charleston, S. C, 30 years; b. Sherborn, Mass., April
6, 1799; d. Fla., March 20, 1865.
LINCOLN, SOLOMON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Falmouth, Mass., 1822-23; admitted
to bar 1826; lawyer Hingham, Mass., 1823-53; member Mass. house of representa-
tives 1829-31, 1840-44; Mass. senate 1831; U. S. marshal Mass., 1841-44; member
Mass. board of bank commissioners 1849-53; cashier Webster Bank, Boston, Mass.,
1853-69; president 1869-76; member school committee, Hingham, Mass.; Mass.
Historical Society; N. E. Historic Genealogical society; American Antiquarian
Society. Author History of Hingham, 1827; $. B. E.; b. Hingham, Mass., Dec. 28,
1804; d. Hingham, Dec. 1, 1881.
LOUD, JACOB HERSEY, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1825; lawyer Plymouth,
Mass., 1825-; registrar of probate 1830-52; treasurer and receiver-general Mass.
1853-55, 1866-71; president Old Colony Bank, Plymouth, 1855-65; member Mass.
house of representatives 1863-64; Mass. senate 1864-66; director Old Colony Rail-
road; corporation actuary N. E. Trust Company, Boston, Mass., 1870-79; Plymouth
Savings Bank 1872-80; *. B. K.; b. Hingham, Mass., Feb. 5, 1802; d. Boston, Mass.,
Feb. 2, 1880.
MOTT, THOMAS SMITH WEBB, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary
with class of 1825; ordained Episcopal deacon 1825; priest 1826; rector St. Michael's
Church, Marblehead, Mass., 1825-28; Christ Church, Gardiner, Me., 1828; St.
James's Church, Wilmington, N. C, 1828; home missionary, N. C, 1828-36; Church
of St. John in the Wilderness, Plat Rock, N. C, 1836-44; teacher and home mis-
108 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1822
sionary Lenoir, N. C, 1844-52; rector St. Peter's Church, Charlotte, N. C, 1853-
60; St. Paul's Church, Columbus, Miss., 1855-57; editor Church Intelligencer, Raleigh,
Va., 1860-64; planter Silver Dale, Catawba Co., N. C, 1864-69; b. Preston, N. S.,
July 28, 1800; d. Silver Dale, N. C, Sept. 20, 1869.
PIERCE, JOHN DAVIS, A.B. Student Princeton Theological Semmary 1822-23;
principal Day's Academy, Wrentham, Mass., one year; ordained Congregational
minister 1825; pastor Sangerfield, N. Y., 1825-30; missionary, Mich., 1831-36;
superintendent of public instruction, Mich., 1836-41; member Mich, house of
representatives 1847-48; Mich, constitutional convention 1850; president Mich,
school board; resident Marshall, Mich., 1831-53; Ypsilanti, Mich., 1853-82; b.
Chesterfield, N. H., Feb. 18, 1797; d. Medford, Mass., April 5, 1882.
PRESBURY, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1826. Graduated
Harvard Divinity School 1825; ordained Unitarian minister 1828; pastor Northfield,
Mass., 1828-29; b. Taunton, Mass., Sept. 8, 1796; d. Taunton, Oct. 6, 1834.
SEAGRAVE, EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. Teacher; ordained Baptist minister 1830;
pastor Scituate, R. I.; Northboro, Mass.; N. Y.; missionary Kans.; resident
Pawtucket, R. I., 1861-77; b. Chester, Vt., July 15, 1797; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Aug.
18, 1877.
STARKWEATHER, SAMUEL, A.B. Tutor Brown University 1823-24. Admitted
to bar 1826; lawyer Cleveland, O., 1827-76; collector port of Cleveland 1829-40;
superintendent lighthouses, O., 1829-40; mayor Cleveland four years; justice court
of common pleas 1852-57; *. B. K.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Dec. 27, 1799; d. Cleveland,
O., July 5, 1876.
STEARNS, DANIEL MUNROE, A.B. Ordained Unitarian minister; pastor
Dennis, Mass., 1828-38; from Lincoln, Mass.; b. Oct. 31, 1793; d. Lincohi, Oct.
19, 1847.
STRAW, DAVID ROBINSON, A.B. Lawyer Bethel, Sangerville and Guilford, Me.;
b. Newfield, Me., Nov. 7, 1795; d. Guilford, Me., Aug. 31, 1876.
SWEET, HENRY HANNIBAL FAYETTE, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister
1825; pastor Palmer, Mass., 1825-27; b. Attleboro, Mass., Nov. 1, 1796; d. Feb.
28, 1827.
WILDER, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor Charlton
and Concord, Mass.; *. B.K.; b. Attleboro, Mass., Sept. 12, 1796; d. Charlton,
March 4, 1844.
1823
ALLEN, BENONI, A.B. Clergyman, Ohio; b. Attleboro, 1794; d. Zanesville, 0.,
Jan. 1, 1867.
ALLEN, ETHAN, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor Millwood, Va.; principal academy,
Millwood; Hanover, Mass., 1828-33; St. John's Parish School, Rochester, N. Y.;
ordained Episcopal minister; rector St. Paul's Church, Otis, Mass., 1836-46; Trinity
Church, Nantucket, Mass., 1846-55; Christ Church, Guilford, Vt., 1855-67; b.
Londonderry, Vt., Nov. 25, 1794; d. Guilford, Vt., May 19, 1867.
AMES, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1855. Admitted to bar 1826; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; member city council; speaker 1844-45; member R. I. general assembly;
quartermaster during Dorr war; member commission for revising R. I. statutes 1855;
chief justice R. I. supreme court 1856-65. Joint author Treatise on the Law of Private
Corporations Aggregate; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 6, 1806; d. Providence,
Dec. 20, 1865.
AYER, JOSEPH, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1825; pastor North
Stonington, Lisbon, South Killingly, East Lyme and Voluutown, Conn.; b. Stoning-
ton. Conn., May 19, 1793; d. Somers, Conn., Dec. 26, 1875.
BADGER, WILLIAM, A.B. Lawyer PhUadelphia, Penn., until 1859, 1861-76;
navy agent 1859-61; resident Bristol, Penn., 1875-78; Philadelphia, 1878-79; b.
Windham, Conn., Dec. 10, 1802; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Feb. 6, 1879.
BELCHER, CALEB, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1827. Teacher Falmouth,
Mass., one year; physician Falmouth 1827-47; Cumberland, R. I., 1847-75; b.
Wrentham, Mass., Feb. 2, 1800; d. Cumberland, R. I., April 7, 1875.
1823 GRADUATES 108
BOLLES, ASA MOORE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1826; lawyer Guilford and Killing-
worth, Conn. Author frequent contributions to the press; b. Ashford, Conn., Sept.
22, 1802; d. Killingworth, Conn., Sept., 1832.
BULLARD, ELIAS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1826; lawyer Holliston, Mass.; town
treasurer; town clerk; selectman; member school committee; b. Medway, Mass.,
Dec. 30, 1799; d. Holliston, Mass., Nov. 2, 1875.
CLARK, FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M.; from Nantucket, Mass.
CRANE, SILAS AXTELL, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1855; A.M., Middlebury College 1832;
Trinity College 1851. Tutor mathematics Brown University 1824-28. Teacher
1823-24; principal School for Young Ladies 1828-33; ordained Episcopal minister
1833; rector St. Stephen's Church, Middlebury, Vt., 1833-37; president Kemper
College, St. Louis, Mo., 1837-39; rector East Greenwich, R. I., -1872; *. B. K.; b.
Berkley, Mass., Oct. 21, 1799; d. East Greenwich, R. I., July 16; 1872.
DRESSER, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., St. Paul's College, Palmyra, Mo., 1858.
Private tutor, Va.; ordained Episcopal minister; rector, Va.; Springfield, 111.;
professor rhetoric. Jubilee College; *. B. K.; b. Pomfret, Conn., Feb. 24, 1800; d.
Springfield, 111., March 26, 1865.
FEARING, HENRY SEYMOUR, A.B. Tutor Brown University 1824-25. Professor
college, St. Jago, S. A.; b. Wareham, Mass.; d. Santiago, Chili, Jan. 28, 1829.
FEARING, JOSEPH WARREN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. Physician Providence, R. I..
1826-62; fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. Wareham, Mass., Sept. 6, 1800; d. Provi-
dence, Nov. 24, 1862.
GRAY, JOHN, A.B. Lawyer Brooklyn, Conn. ; editor Windham County Telegraph;
bookseller Newburyport, Mass.; librarian Young Men's Lyceum, Worcester, Mass.;
b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 5, 1798; d. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 21, 1869.
HODGES, RUFUS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Cincinnati, O. Author Record of the
Families in New England, of the Name of Hodges, 1837; b. Norton, Mass , April 12,
1799; d. Cincinnati, O., Jan. 8, 1845.
JOHNSON, AHOLIAB, A.B. Graduated Yale Law School 1825; lawyer Stafford,
Somers and Enfield, Conn.; judge of probate 16 years; town clerk Enfield ten
years; member Conn, general assembly 1848-49, 1861. Author short historical
sketches; b. Stafford, Conn., April 28, 1799; d. Enfield, Conn., March 3, 1893.
MAGOUN, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Clerk manufacturing company, Turin; U. S.
consular agent, Tin-in, 1867-71; from Pembroke, Mass.; d. Turin, 1871.
MELLEN, EDWARD, A.B.; LL.D. 1854. Trustee Brown University 1842-75.
Principal seminary, Westboro, Mass.; master grammar school, Cambridge, Mass.;
admitted to bar 1828; lawyer East Cambridge, Mass., 1828-30; Wayland, Mass.,
1830-75; justice court of common pleas, Mass., 1847-55; chief justice 1855-59;
lawyer Worcester, Mass., 1859-72; *.B. K.; b. Westboro, Mass., Sept. 26, 1802; d.
Wayland, Mass., May 31, 1875.
MILLER, SETH, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1826; lawyer Wareham, Mass..
1826-76; member Mass. constitutional convention 1853; b. Middleboro, Mass.,
Jan. 10, 1801; d. Wareham, Mass., Aug. 22, 1876.
NORRIS, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1826. Physician Bristol, R. I.; Taunton,
Mass.; Lexington, Ky.; Pittsfield, 111.; b. Bristol, R. I., Oct. 13, 1803; d. Pittsfield,
ni., Dec. 19. 1870.
PLAISTED, JAMES, A.B.; from Gardiner, Me.
PRENTICE, GEORGE DENISON, A.B.; A.M., Trinity College 1828. Teacher
Hartford, Conn.; editor Conn. Mirror 1825-28; associate editor, with John G.
Whittier, N. E. Weekly Review 1828-30; admitted to bar 1829; editor Journal, Louis-
ville, Ky., 1830-70. Author Biography of Henry Clay, 1831; The Catholic Question in
Politics, 1856; Prenticeana, 1860; same, with biographical sketch by G. W. Griffin,
1871; Poems, with biographical sketch by F. F. Piatt, 1875; various historical sketches;
b. Preston, Conn., Dec. 18, 1802; d. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 22, 1870.
SANFORD, BAALIS, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1826; or-
dained Congregational minister 1827; pastor East and West Bridgewater, Mass.,
1827-49; Trinity Church, East Bridgewater, Mass., 1850-61; member school com-
mittee 36 years; resident East Bridgewater, Mass., 1861-80; *.B. K.; b. Berkley,
Mass., July 6, 1801; d. East Bridgewater, Mass., July 28, 1880.
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TENNEY, JOHN WATERS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. Physician Sutton and Webster,
Mass.; b. Sutton, Mass., Dec. 25, 1802; d. Webster, Mass., April 29, 1849.
TYLER, JOSEPH PUNDERSON, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1826; ordained Congregational minister 1828; home missionary L. I. 1828; agent
home missionary society, and preacher. Conn., L. I., and N. Y., 1828-34; pastor
West Gloucester, Mass., 1834; preacher Volimtown and Sterling, Conn., 1835-36;
Chilmark, Mass.; Little Compton, R. I.; pastor New Castle, N. H., 1841-44; b.
Griswold, Conn., Sept. 14, 1797; d. North Bridgewater, Mass., Dec. 26, 1844.
WATSON, WILLIAM ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar; clerk Providence
Co. court of common pleas; cashier Bank of N. A., and afterwards City Bank, Provi-
dence, R.I. ; collector of customs. Providence; secretary of state R. I. ; state auditor;
president City Insurance Company; author numerous political writings, including
The Whig Party, signed "Hamilton," 1844; b. South Kingston, R. I., Dec. 14,
1799; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 29, 1864.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM HATHAWAY, A.B. ; A.M.; from Wellington, Mass.
1824
BARROWS, IRA, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1827. Physician Paw-
tucket, R. I., 1827-40; Norton, Mass., 1840-50; Providence, R. I., 1850-82; member
American Institute of Homoeopathy; president R. I. Homoeopathic Medical Society;
honorary member N. Y., Conn, and Mass. Homoeopathic Medical Societies; b.
Attleboro, Mass., Nov. 18, 1804; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 14, 1882.
BRAYTON, GEORGE ARNOLD, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1870. Admitted to bar 1827;
lawyer Warwick, R. I.; member school committee Warwick 1829-31; R. I. general
assembly; town clerk Warwick 1834; member Landholders' convention 1841; R. I.
constitutional convention 1842; associate justice R. I. supreme court 1843-65,
1866-68; chief justice 1868-74; resident East Greenwich, R. I.; *. B. K.; b. Apponaug,
R. I., Aug. 4, 1803; d. East Greenwich, R. I., April 21, 1880.
BUCKLIN, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, A.B. Medical student Columbia, S. C; b.
Seekonk, Mass.; d. at sea 1829.
BULLOCK, WILLIAM PECKHAM, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I., 1826-49;
president Commercial Bank, Providence, 14 years; trustee Butler Hospital; Reform
School; inspector State Prison; member city council two years; presidential elector
1856; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., July 6, 1805; d. Providence, Dec. 22, 1862.
COBB, LEANDER, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1827; ordained
Congregational minister 1827; pastor Presbyterian Church, Charleston, Ind., 1827-
38; Marion, Mass., 1838-72. Author Historical Sketches of the Congregational Church
in Marion, Mass., 1862; b. Rochester, Mass., Dec. 5, 1801; d. Marion, Mass., Sept.
2, 1872.
COLBURN, MOSES, A.B.; A.M.; from Charlestown, Mass.
CROOKE, SAUNDERS MALBONE, A.B.; from Newport, R. I.; died 1842.
DANIELS, DAVID, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; justice court of common pleas; *. B. K.;
from Uxbridge, Mass.; d. Woonsocket, R. I., May 16, 1847.
DURFEE, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1831. Physician and
apothecary; ship-owner and manufacturer. Fall River, Mass.; treasurer and director
Mass. Agricultural College; founder, and several years president, Bristol Co. Central
Agricultural Society; member school committee three years; Mass. house of repre-
sentatives 1840, 1841, 1844; b. Fall River, Mass., June 18, 1799; d. Fall River, Mass.,
April 6, 1876.
DURFEE, THOMAS RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1827; ordained Congregational minister 1827; home missionary; preacher
Calloway Co., Mo., 1826-31; agent American Bible Society, Mo., 1831-33; b. Fall
River, Mass., May 14, 1801; d. St. Charles, Mo., July 15, 1833.
DYER, GEORGE, A.B.; M.D., Yale College 1827. Physician Greenfield and Trum-
bull, Conn.; member Conn, house of representatives one year; b. Windham, Conn.,
Aug. 1, 1802; d. Trumbull, Conn., May 8, 1878.
FISK, CHARLES ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological
Semmary 1828; ordained Congregational minister 1828; home missionary 1828-31;
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pastor Holden, Poland, Me.; preachpr Presbyterian church, Logan, O., editor
Galesburg, 111.; pastor, 1853-55; editor Delavan, 111.; b. Wrentham, Mass., Oct.
27, 1804; d. Delavan, 111., Dec. 28, 1869.
GREENE, RICHARD SALTER, A.B.; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1801; d. North
Island, S. C, Oct. 11, 1826.
HATHAWAY, GEORGE, A.B.; from Berkley, Mass.
HERVEY, ELIPHALET WILLIAMS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D.; from Berkley, Mass.
JENCKES, FRANCIS CARTER, A.B.; from Providence, R. I.
JENCKES, JOSEPH SHERBOURNE, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., Apr. 24,
1804; *, B. K.
JEWETT, HENRY CUSHING, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1827; acting pastor Kennebunkport, Me., 1828; ordained Congregational
minister 1829; pastor Westbrook and Winslow, Me., and West Gloucester, Mass.;
b. Rowley, Mass., Feb. 10, 1803; d. West Gloucester, Mass., Nov. 4, 1846.
JUDD, WILLIAM HERON, A.B. Clergyman; from New London, Conn.
KEELY, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1849. Tutor Latin and
Greek, Brown University, 1825-28. Associate principal private school. Providence,
R. I., 1828-29; professor mathematics and natural philosophy, Waterville College,
1829-52; resident Waterville, Me., 1852-78; connected with IJ. S. coast survey several
years; correspondent Royal Observatory of England. Author articles in American
Journal of Science; Proceedings of the Royal Astronomical Society; *. B. K.; b. North-
ampton, England, Dec. 25, 1803; d. Waterville, Me., June 13, 1878.
LEONARD, GEORGE, A.B. Tutor Columbian CoUege 1824-25; ordained Baptist
minister 1826; pastor Second Church, Salem, Mass., 1826-29; graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1828; pastor Portland, Me., 1830-31; secretary Salem Bible
Translation and Foreign Mission Society; b. Raynham, Mass., Aug. 17, 1802; d.
Worcester, Mass., Aug. 11, 1831.
LEVERETT, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Roxbury,
Cambridge and Grafton, Mass.; principal Classical School, Newport, R. I.; member
executive committee, American Baptist Missionary Union; *. B. K.; b. Brookline,
Mass., Jan. 25, 1800; d. Newport, R. I., Dec. 9, 1882.
LUCE, LEONARD, A.B. Teacher 1824-25; graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1828; ordained Congregational minister 1829; pastor Westford, Littleton, and
Boxboro, Mass.; trustee Lawrence Academy, Groton, Mass., 50 years; town clerk
Westford, 1854-57, 1860-71; member school committee Westford 30 years; b.
Rochester, Mass., May 14, 1799; d. Westford, Mass., June 7, 1884.
MANN, GEORGE FLAGG, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I. Author A^ine Lawyers'
Opinion; Geranium Leaf; various orations; *. B. K.; b. 1807; d. Providence, June 7,
1885.
PARK, HARRISON GREENOUGH, A.B.; A.M., Amherst CoUege 1827. Teacher
University Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1824-25; law student Wrentham,
Mass.; student Princeton Theological Seminary 1828-29; ordained Congregational
minister 1829; pastor South Dedham, Dan vers, Burlington and Bemardstown,
Mass.; Westminster, Vt., resident Walpole, and Hancock, N. H.; agent Mass.
Temperance Alliance; editor Fathers' and Mothers' Manual; h. Providence, R. I.,
July 28, 1806; d. Norwood, Mass., June 2, 1876.
PECK, ALLEN ORMSBEE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1826; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
clerk municipal court 1832-34; member common council 1832-34; secretary American
Insurance Company, Providence, 1837-46; president 1846-63; Narragansett Insurance
Company 1862-71; b. Rehoboth, Mass., Nov. 17, 1804; d. Providence, R. I., Sept.
15, 1871.
PECK, SHUBAEL, A.B.; b. Rehoboth, Mass., Feb. 13, 1797; d. Nov. 16, 1826.
POTTER, ASA, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1827; lawyer Kingston, R. I.; mer-
chant New York, N. Y.; resident Kingston, R. I.; secretary of state R. I. 1851-54;
*. B. K.; b. Rhinebeck, N. Y., Oct. 13, 1802; d. Kingston, R. I., Oct. 11, 1872.
RICHARDS, JACOB, A.B. Physician Hanover, Weymouth and Braintree, Mass.;
b. Weymouth, Mass., June 24, 1795; d. Weymouth, Jan. 2, 1861.
RICHARDSON, JOHN SMYTHE, A.B.; from Charleston, S. C.
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SAVERY, PHINEAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1827; from Wareham,
Mass.; d. Attleboro, Mass., May 18, 1853.
SMITH, ARUNA CAPTAIN HOOVER, A.B.; from Fairfield. N. Y.
SMITH, LUTHER, A.B. Teacher Ky.; Zanesfield, O.; licensed Presbyterian
preacher 1874; ordained minister 1874; pastor Zanesfield, O.; b. HoUis, N. H., Aug.
11, 1800; d. Zanesfield, O., Nov. 20, 1881.
SWEET, RICHARD FOSTER, A.B.; M.D., Boston Medical College 1827; physician.
Marine Hospital, Martha's Vineyard, Mass.; Edgartown and Norton, Mass.; b.
Norton, Mass., March 11, 1801; d. Norton, March 21, 1841.
THATCHER, TYLER, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1827; evangelist;
assistant pastor Hawley, Mass.; pastor Wrentham, Mass.; teacher and preacher
Marysville, Cal.; b. Princeton, Mass., Sept. 11, 1801; d. Cache Creek, Cal., Dec. 4,
1869.
TOMPKINS, SILAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1828. Physician New
Bedford, Mass.; b. Little Compton, R. I., Oct. 8, 1799; d. New Bedford, Mass.
Dec. 21, 1853.
TURNEY, JOHN PENFIELD, A.B. Clergyman; from Weston, Conn.
WATERMAN, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Clerk Valley Falls, R. I.; Crompton,
R. I.; assistant cashier Roger Williams Bank 1840; cashier 1854-79; director;
member common council Providence 1847-50; board of aldermen 1856-61; b.
Providence, R. I., June 19, 1805; d. Providence, Dec. 16, 1880.
WHITE, ELIHU, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. 1828. Physician Providence, R. I.; druggist
Boston and Dorchester, Mass.; b. Braintree, Mass., April 12, 1797; d. Dorchester,
Mass., Nov. 18, 1859.
WHITE, WILLIAM HUNT, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Harvard Divinity School
1827; ordained Unitarian minister 1827; pastor Littleton, Mass., 1827-53; b.
Lancaster, Mass., Feb. 4, 1798; d. Littleton, Mass., July 25. 1853.
WILKINSON, EZRA, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy, Monmouth, Me., 1824-26;
admitted to bar 1828; lawyer Seekonk and Dedham, Mass.; attorney middle district
Mass. 1843-55; member Mass. house of representatives 1848-49, 1851-52, 1856-57;
Mass. constitutional convention 1853; associate justice Mass. superior court 1859-
82; *.B. K;. b. Wrentham, Mass., Feb. 14, 1801; d. Dedham, Mass., Feb. 6, 1882.
1825
BOURNE, HERMON, A.B. Physician Boston, Mass.; b. Attleboro, Mass.; d.
Boston, Mass.
BRIGGS, GEORGE WARE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Harvard University 1855. Teacher
Providence and elsewhere, including one year of medical study, 1825-31; graduated
Harvard Divinity School 1834; ordained Unitarian minister 1834; pastor Fall River,
Mass., 1834-37; member school committee two years; associate pastor First Church,
Plymouth, Mass., 1838-52; pastor First Church, Salem, Mass., 1853-67; Third Con-
gregational Society, Cambridge, Mass., 1867-95; president Union League Salem,
Mass., during the Civil war; in Europe 1869, 1882-83; delegate 50th anniversary
British and Foreign Unitarian Association 1875. Author Lessons on Relative Duties
and Christian Morals, 1852; Bow in the Clouds, 1854; *. B. K.; b. Little Compton,
R. I., April 8, 1810; d. Plymouth, Mass., Sept. 10, 1895.
BURRAGE, JOHN, A.B. Lawyer New Bedford and Charlestown, Mass.; member
Mass. house of representatives; b. Leominster, Mass., Oct. 30, 1800; d. Charlestown,
Mass., Aug. 24, 1843.
BURROUGH, WILLIAM, A.B. In busmess Providence, R. I.; b. Providence,
Nov. 13, 1799; d. Providence, Feb. 3, 1867.
CARTEE, CORNELIUS SOWLE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1849.
Student Harvard Medical School; teacher private school Providence, R. I.; principal
School for Young Ladies, Providence, 1829-37; physician Peoria, 111.; principal School
for Young Ladies, Doylestown, Penn., five years; Charlestown, Mass., 1844-57;
master Harvard Grammar School 1857-72; librarian Charlestown Branch, Boston
Public Library 1872-85. Author Elements of Physical and Political Geography; Ques-
tions adapted to Text of the New Testament; School Atlas of Physical Geography; Geo-
1826 GRADUATES 118
graphical Question Book, 1832-34; b. Providence, R. I., July 28, 1806; d. Charlestown-
Mass., Dec. 23, 1885.
CLARKE, LUCIUS WATSON, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1829;
pastor Hampden and Plymouth, Mass.; West Amesbury, Vt.; b. Mansfield, Conn.;
d. Middlebury, Vt., Jan. 2, 1854.
CLEAVELAND, IRA, A.B.; A.M. Teacher academy, Milford, Mass.; admitted
to bar 1829; lawyer Dedham, Mass., 1829-40; secretary, president Norfolk Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, 1840-89; *.B.K.; b. Hopkinton, Mass., Feb. 1, 1802; d.
Dedham, Mass., Dec. 21, 1889.
CLIFFORD, LEWIS WADE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1845; physi-
cian; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 17, 1805; d. Hartford, Conn., April 5, 1854.
COLE, SANDS GRANT, A.B. Teacher; law student at Litchfield Law School and
Detroit, Mich.; b. North Stonington, Conn., June 31, 1800; d. Detroit, Mich.,
Sept. 29, 1827.
DANPORTH, HORATIO LEONARD, A.B. Lawyer Taunton, Mass.; county
treasurer 1829-41; resident 111. 1842-44; high sheriff Bristol Co., Mass., 1844-51;
b. Taunton, Mass., 1800; d. Taunton, July 21, 1859.
FISKE, DAVID WOODWARD, A.B. Principal Framingham Academy; lawyer
Wrentham, Mass.; merchant Detroit and Greenfield, Mich.; alderman Detroit;
b. Sturbridge, Mass., Nov. 2, 1801; d. Detroit, Mich., July 12, 1871.
FISKE, GEORGE, A.B. Theological student Harvard University 1825-26; in
business Lowell, Mass.; teacher Oswego, N. Y.; ordained Episcopal minister 1832;
rector Rome and Oriskany, N. Y.; home missionary; rector; farmer and preacher,
Richmond, Ind.; b. Lincoln, Mass., 1804; d. Richmond, Ind., Feb. 24, 1860.
FORBES, THOMAS JEFFERSON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1829; lawyer Levant,
Me.; Bangor. Me.; Columbus, Miss.; b. Bangor, Me., Aug. 18, 1800; d. Columbus,
Miss., Aug. 21, 1837.
GOODWIN, HENRY BRADFORD. A.B.; A.M. Graduated Alexandria Theological
Seminary; preacher Saco, Me.; rector Prince-George Co., Md.; Houston, Tex.;
resident Newport, Md. Author various papers on the people. North and South; b.
Norton, Mass., April 16, 1802; d. Norton, June 2, 1859.
GREENE, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M.; b. Bamsteble, Mass., Aug. 22, 1802.
HALL, WILLIAM WHITE, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1829;
ordained Baptist minister 1831; pastor North Marshfield and Edgartown, Mass.;
Kennebunk, Me.; Barre, Mass.; Pittsburgh, Penn.; Gloucester, Mass.; East
Haverhill, Mass.; Hardwick, Mass.; Peterboro, N. H.; Hillsboro, N. H.; Heath,
Mass.; Rowe, Mass.; missionary N. H.; Mass.; Kans.; b. Methuen, Mass., April
28, 1797; d. Patchogue, L. I., Nov. 28. 1884.
HARRINGTON, JURAL, A.B. Lawyer Worcester, Mass.; editor Worcester Repub-
lican; member Mass. house of representatives 1831, 1832, 1836; postmaster Worces-
ter; b. Shrewsbury, Mass., Feb. 7, 1803; d. Cal., 1877.
HASTINGS, CHARLES COLESWORTH PINCKNEY, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer
Mendon, Mass.; b. Mendon, Dec. 8, 1803; d. Mendon, Sept. 25, 1848.
HA WES, WILLIAM TABER, A.B. Merchant New Bedford, Mass.; manufacturer
Middlesex, Mass.; resident Winthrop, Mass.; from Fair Haven, Mass.; b. 1805;
d. Winthrop, Mass., Oct. 3, 1858.
HERRESHOFF, JOHN BROWN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to R. I. bar, but did not
practice; resident Providence, R. I., until 1853; Bristol, R. I., 1853-61; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., 1805: d. Bristol, R. I., June 11, 1861.
HILL, SOLON, A.B.; from Medway, Mass.
HIXON, ASA, A.B. Graduated Theological Seminary, Auburn, N. Y.; ordained
Congregational minister 1829; pastor Oakham and Franklm, Mass.; b. Medway,
Mass., March 6, 1800; d. West Medway, Nov. 16, 1862.
JENCKES, JERATHMEL BOWERS, A.B.; b. Providence, R. I.. Jan. 6, 1807;
d. 1848.
JOHNSON, NATHANIEL EMMONS, A.B. Ordained Congregational mmister;
editor N. Y. Evangelist several years; from Killingly. Conn.; d. Richmond, Va.,
Jan. 15, 1847.
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KING, GEORGE GORDON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1827; lawyer Providence, R. I.,
1827; Newport, R. I., 1827-70; member R. I. house of representatives 1833-46,
1848-49, and afterwards; speaker 1846; travelled abroad 1846-48; member U. S.
house of representatives 1849-53; president Redwood Library Association 1844-46,
1859-70; *. B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., June 2, 1807; d. Newport, July 17, 1871.
LINCOLN, THEODORE LEONARD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1828; lawyer Taunton,
Mass.; farmer North Taunton, Mass.; justice of peace; b. Taunton, Mass., March
13, 1801; d. North Taunton, Mass., July 14, 1887.
MANCHESTER, CHARLES FENNER, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1828.
Physician Pawtucket, R. I.; New York, N. Y.; Providence, R. I.; one of the
founders American Institute of Homoeopathy; b. Johnston, R. I., Feb. 7, 1805; d.
Pawtucket, R. I., April 5, 1878.
MONTGOMERY, HUGH, A.B. Teacher Cheraw, S. C, 1825-26; lawyer New
Bedford, Mass.; South Boston, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives
several years; b. Middleboro, Mass., March 23, 1802; d. Boston, Mass., March 13,
1883.
PATTEN, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B. Graduated U. S. MiUtary Academy,
West Point, 1830; U. S. military service 1830-64; lieutenant 1830; captam 1846;
major 1861; lieutenant colonel 1862; retired 1864; resident Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,
until 1877; Houlton, Me., 1877-82. Author Army Manual, 1863; Infantry Tactics,
Bayonet Drill, and small Sword Exercise, 1861 ; Artillery Drill, 1861 ; Cavalry Drill and
Sahre Exercise, 1863; Voices of the Border, 1867; and various other poems; editor
Gen. P. St. G. Cooke's Cavalry Tactics, 1863; *. B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., Dec. 25, 1808;
d. Houlton, Me., April 28, 1882.
PETERS, ONSLOW, A.B. Justice 111. cu-cuit court; from Westboro, Mass.; d.
Washington, D. C, 1856.
PLAISTED, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M., WaterviUe College 1828; M.D., Bowdoin College
1828; physician WaterviUe, Me.; b. Gardiner, Me., Nov. 24, 1801; d. Waterville,
Me., April 14, 1860.
PRATT, HORATIO, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1826-27; lawyer
Mansfield and Taunton, Mass.; district attorney; member Mass. senate two terms;
president Taunton common council; *. B. K.; b. Mansfield, Mass., June 5, 1805;
d. Taunton, Mass., May 24, 1872.
PRATT, WILLIAM, A.B. Lawyer Shrewsbury and Worcester, Mass.; b. Shrews-
bury, Mass., Jan. 30, 1806; d. Worcester, Mass., Feb., 1839.
PRICE, JOSEPH HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D.. Columbia College 1847. Ordained
Episcopal deacon 1829; priest 1830; rector St. James's Church, Amesbury, Mass.;
assistant rector St. Thomas's Church, New York, N. Y.; rector St. Paul's Church,
Albany, N. Y.; St. Stephen's Church New York, N. Y., 1837-75; president diocesan
convention 1861; delegate general convention 1863; president diocesan missionary
committee; chairman standing committee; trustee Episcopal General Theological
Seminary; vice president Bible and Common Prayer-book Society; l^act Society;
member executive committee Church Book Society; *. B. K; b. Boston, Mass.,
Dec. 26, 1799; d. New York, N. Y., Oct. 29, 1887.
PRINCE. JAMES BEAL, A.B.; A.M.; from Providence, R. I.; d. 1831.
RHODES, ROBERT, A.B. Manufacturer Providence and Warwick, R. I.; b.
Warwick, R. I., 1813; d. Pawtuxet, R. I., Nov. 10, 1860.
RICHMOND, JARED DEWING, A.B. Lawyer Woodstock, Conn.; member Conn,
house of representatives 1842, 1845, 1849, 1853; Conn, senate 1848; justice county
court four years; judge of probate 11 years; b. Woodstock; Conn., March 30, 1804;
d. Dec. 1881.
ROBINSON, CHRISTOPHER, A.B. Principal Kent Academy, East Greenwich.
R. I., 1826-29, 1832-33; admitted to bar 1833; lawyer Woonsocket, R. I., 1833-89;
attorney general R. I. 1854-55; member U. S. house of representatives 1859-61;
U. S. minister to Peru and envoy to negotiate treaties in settlement of diflficulties
between Peru and the U. S. 1861-65; b. Providence, R. I., May 15, 1806; d. Woon-
socket, R. I., Oct. 3, 1889.
SANFORD, DAVID, A.B.; A.M. Student Andover Theological Seminary two years;
ordamed Congregational minister 1828; pastor Newmarket, N. H.; Dorchester,
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Mass.; Medway, Mass.; $.B. E.; b. Medway, Mass., Aug. 28, 1801; d. Medway,
Dec. 17, 1875.
SEARS, BARNAS, A.B.; A.M., Madison University; D.D., Harvard University 1841 ;
LL.D., Yale College 1862. President and professor moral philosophy. Brown Univer-
sity, 1855-67; fellow 1841-51. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1828;
ordained Baptist minister 1827; pastor First Church, Hartford, Conn., 1827-29;
professor languages, Hamilton Theological Institution, 1829-36; resident licentiate,
Andover Theological Seminary, 1830; student of theology, Germany, 1833-35;
president and professor Christian theology, Newton Theological Institution, 1836-
48; secretary and general agent Mass. Board of Education 1848-55; general agent
Peabody Education Fund, Staunton, Va., 1867-80; fellow American Academy of
Arts and Sciences; corresponding member Mass. Historical Society. Author The
Ciceronian; or Prussian Mode of Instruction in Latin, 1844; Life of Martin Luther,
1850; republished in England as Luther: his Mental and Spiritual History, 1850;
Annual reports of the Mass. board of education; joint author Essays on Classical
Literature; author various discourses and addresses; editor Nohden's German Gram-
mar, 1842; Select Treatises of Martin Luther, in the original German, 1846; Roget's
Thesaurus, 1854; Christian Review; *. B. K.; b. Sandisfield, Mass., Nov. 19, 1802;
d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., July 6, 1880.
SNOW, THOMAS JEFFERSON, A.B. Teacher Nantucket, Mass.; principal
Milton Academy; merchant Michigan City, Ind.; principal academy, Madison ville,
Ky.; resident Peoria, HI.; b. North Bridgewater, Mass., 1802; d. Peoria, 111., 1851.
STANLEY, WILLIAM STILLMAN, A.B.; M.D. 1828. Physician Mansfield, Mass.;
Marmaroneck, N. Y.; resident Wilmington, Del.; Philadelphia, Penn.; Westerly,
R. I.; b. Attleboro, Mass., Jan. 17, 1803; d. Wrentham, Mass., July 11, 1884.
THOMAS, MOSES GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Harvard Divinity School
1828; ordained Unitarian minister 1829; pastor Concord, N. H.; South Boston,
Mass.; New Bedford, Mass. ; resident New Bedford; Atlanta, Mo.; Boston, Mass.;
Concord, N. H.; *. B. K.; b. Sterling, Mass., Jan. 19, 1805; d. Concord, N. H., Sept.
18, 1880.
WADE, BENJAMIN CLIFFORD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1829; ordained Baptist minister 1829; pastor Woburn, Mass.; teacher,
Hartford, Conn.; b. Seekonk, Mass.; d. Hartford, Conn., July 12, 1857.
WATSON, SAMUEL, A.B. Law student Litchfield, Conn.; lawyer Nashville, Tenn.;
manufacturer of gunpowder. Sycamore, Tenn.; member Tenn. house of representa-
tives one term; Tenn. state board of education; trustee Nashville University; Pea-
body Education Fund 1869-76; b. Barrington, R. I., July 16, 1807; d. Nashville,
Tenn., Sept. 26, 1876.
WILDER, SAMUEL TYLER, A.B. Lawyer Rochester, N. Y.; b. Attleboro, Mass.,
1800; d. Rochester, N. Y., 1837.
WILLIAMS, SYDNEY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1828; lawyer and insurance agent,
Taunton, Mass., 1828-62; one of the founders first savings bank, Taunton; secretary
and treasurer; member school board 20 years; trustee Bristol Academy; president
Union Mutual Insurance Company, Providence, R. I., 1862-80; b. Taunton, Mass.,
Feb. 12, 1803; d. Boston, Mass., July 14, 1880.
WILLIS, BENJAMIN. A.B. Lawyer; from Bridgewater, Mass.; d. 1833.
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ALDRICH, JONATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution
1826-27; ordained Baptist minister 1828; pastor West Dedham, Beverly, East
Cambridge, Worcester and Newburyport, Mass.; Baltimore, Md.; Framingham
and Middleboro, Mass.; district secretary American Baptist Missionary Union 1853-
62; *. B. K.; b. St. Johnsbury, Vt., Sept. 14, 1799; d. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 17, 1862.
ALLEN, CYRUS WILLIAM, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1829; agent American Tract Society, 111. and Mo., 1830-33; ordained Presbyterian
minister 1833; pastor Potosi, Mo.; Norton, Mass.; Pelham, N. H.; Colerain, Mass.;
Hubbardston, Mass.; East Jaffrey, N. H.; Hanover, Mass.; resident West Roxbury,
Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Taunton, Mass., Oct. 28, 1806; d. West Roxbury, Mass., April
11, 1882.
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BALL, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M.; from Warwick, Mass.
BLACKINGTON, JASON BABCOCK, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Holden, Mass.;
teacher O.; principal academy. Bowling Green, Ky.; Tenn.; O.; farmer Marietta,
O.; b. Attleboro, Mass., Aug. 24, 1798; d. Marietta, O., Oct., 1871.
BLISS, ZENAS, A.B.; A.M. Law student; calico printer Johnston, R. I., until
about 1850; broker and manufacturing agent, Philadelphia, Penn., 18S0-58; resident
Johnston, R. I., 1858-62; b. Rehoboth, Mass., June 11, 1806; d. Johnston, R. I.,
May 24, 1862.
BURGESS, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1846; A.M., Trinity College 1845; D.D..
Union College 1846. Tutor Brown University 1829-31. Law student 1826-29;
studied abroad 1831-34; ordained Episcopal minister 1834; rector Christ Church,
Hartford, Conn., 1834-47; bishop of Me. 1847-66. Author fiooi of Psalms, Translated
into English Verse, 1840; Strife of Brothers, 1844; Pages from the Ecclesiastical History
of New England between 17.^0 and ISlfl, 1847; The last Enemy Conquering and Con-
quered, 1850; Sermons on the Christian Life, 1854; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct.
31, 1809; d. at sea near Hayti, April 23, 1866.
DAGGETT, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1829; lawyer Attleboro, Mass.;
member Mass. house of representatives 1836-39, 1866; Mass. senate 1850; register
of probate and insolvency, Bristol Co., Mass., 1852-62; member Attleboro school
committee 15 years; chairman; constituent member Old Colony Historical Society
1854-85; president 1856-85; member N. E. Historic Genealogical Society; president
trustees Richardson School Fund 1846-85. Author Sketch of the History of AtUe-
borough, 1834; editor Parris's Remains, 1829; Patriot, Dedham, Mass., 1833-34;
*. B. K.; b. Attleboro,Mass., Feb. 10, 1805; d. Attleboro, Mass., Dec. 13, 1885.
DALTON, WALTER WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; b. Bristol, R. I., March 21, 1806;
d. previous to 1846.
DEAN, BENJAMIN RANDALL, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1829; lawyer
Taunton, Mass.; b. Taunton, Mass., Oct. 29, 1806; d. Taunton, March 17, 1863.
DEANE, FRANCIS, A.B. Lawyer Southboro, Uxbridge, Worcester and Sterling,
Mass.; b. Shrewsbury, Mass., Jan. 1, 1804; d. Sterling, Mass., Aug. 27, 1885.
ELLIS, ABNER TURNER, A.B. 1827; from Charlton, Mass.; d. previous to 1846-
FAY, GILBERT, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1830; pastor Wadsworth,
O., 1830-35; b. Westboro, Mass., May 2, 1803; d. Wadsworth, O., Oct. 27, 1835.
FAYERWEATHER, JOHN APPLETON, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Westboro and
Boston, Mass.; fire insurance agent, Westboro, 1863-1901; member board of select-
men four years; treasurer ten years; postmaster Westboro 1839-43; trustee Mass.
Reform School 1856-59; president First National Bank, Westboro, 1861-98; member
Mass. house of representatives 1866; president Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance
Company 1888-1901; b. Westboro, Mass., March 12, 1808; d. Westboro, Jan. 27,
1901.
FISKE, CALVIN PARK, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1829; physician; b.
Sturbridge, Mass., July 27, 1806; d. Hinsdale, 111., July 16, 1874.
GREEN, ISAIAH LEWIS, A.B.; A.M.; b. Barnstable, Mass., Dec. 5, 1804; d.
Barnstable, Sept. 29, 1829.
HUTCHINSON, ELEAZAR CARTER, A.B.; A.M. Student Princeton Theological
Seminary 1827-28; ordained Presbyterian minister 1829; preacher Leesburg,
Shepherdstown; pastor Alexandria and Petersburg, Va.; ordained Episcopal minister
1840; president Kemper College, Mo., 1841-45; pastor St. Louis, Mo.; *. B. K.; b.
Hebron, Conn., Dec. 25, 1804; d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., July 27, 1876.
KINGSBURY, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1856. Trustee Brown University 1844-
53; fellow 1853-74; secretary corporation 1853-74; associate principal high school,
Providence, R. I., 1826-28; principal Young Ladies' High School, Providence, 1828-58;
member R. I. Historical Society 1836-74; commissioner public schools, R. I., 1858-
59; president Washington Insurance Company 1859-74; councillor American
Institute of Instruction 1830-37; vice president 1837-55; president 1855-57; one of
founders and first president R. I. Institute of Instruction 1845-56; corporate member
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions; trustee Butler Hospital
for the Insane twenty years; president Franklin Society; *. B. K.; b. South Coventry,
Conn., May 26, 1801; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 21, 1874.
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LEONARD, HENRY PISKE. A.B.; from Sturbridge, Mass.; d. 1831.
MESSENGER, GEORGE WASHINGTON. A.B.; from Wrentham, Mass.; d. 1828.
PARK, EDWARDS AMASA, A.B.; D.D. 1846; Harvard University 1844; LL.D.
1886; fellow Brown University 1863-96. Principal classical school, Weymouth and
Braintree, Mass., 1827; graduated Andover Theological Seminaiy 1831; ordained
Congregational minister 1831; pastor First Church, Braintree, Mass., 1831-33;
professor mental and moral philosophy and Hebrew literature, Amherst College,
1835-36; prof essor sacred rhetoric, Andover Theological Seminary, 1836-47; Christian
theology 1847-81; professor emeritus 1881-1900; member Mass. Historical Society;
Mass. Historic Genealogical society; Victoria Institute, England; original trustee
Smith College; president trustees Abbot Academy 36 years; corporate member
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, 1863-1900. Author Memoir
of Prof. B. B. Edwards, 1853; Memoir oj Hie lAfe and Character of Rev. Samuel Hop-
kins, 1854; The Sabbath Hymn Book, in conjunction with L. Mason and A. Phelps,
1858; Text of Hymns in Hymns and Choirs, 1860; Memmr of Rev. Nathaniel Emmons,
1861; Associate Creed of Andover Theological Seminary, 1883; Discourses on some
Theological Doctrines as Related to Religious Character, 1885; numerous sermons, ad-
dresses and memoirs; also articles in magazines, cydopedias, theological and eccle-
siastical dictionaries and histories; editor Writings of William Bradford Homer, viith
Memmr, 1842; BiUiotheca Sacra, 1844-84, 40 vols.; Writings of Prof . B. B. Edwards,
with a Memoir, 1853; The Atonement, 1859; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 29,
1808; d. Andover, Mass., June 4, 1900.
PECK, GEORGE BACHELER, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1830; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I., 1830-36; in business. Providence, 1836-38; connected with Baptist
Mission Rooms, Boston, Mass,. 1838-44; coal and wood merchant Providence 1844-
80; member Providence common council 1844-46; school committee 15 years; R. I.
house of representatives 1859-60, 1864-65; trustee R. I. Bible Society; b. Providence,
R. I., Aug. 6, 1807; d. Providence, Feb. 17, 1882.
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1836-79. Ordained
Baptist minister 1826; pastor North Attleboro, Mass.; Providence, R. I.; Charles-
town, Mass.; preacher Wanskuck, Fruit Hill, Lonsdale and East Providence, R. I.;
president board of trustees. Female Seminary, Charlestown, Mass.; $. B. E.; b.
Provincetown, Mass., Aug. 24, 1801; d. Providence, R. I., May 30, 1879.
THAYER, HENRY WHITE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1831. Physi-
cian Providence, R. I.; New York, N. Y.; b. Providence, R. I.; d. New York,
N. Y., May 20, 1857. ^
WARREN, CHARLES JARVIS, A.B. Ordained Congregational mmister 1828;
pastor West Attleboro, Plymouth, Weymouth, Mass.; principal classical school,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; pastor Brooklyn, and Canterbury, Conn. ; agent American Temper-
ance Union, New York, N. Y.; general agent N. Y. Temperance Alliance; b. Boston,
Mass., Aug. 3, 1796; d. New York, N. Y. 1883.
WASHBURN, LEWIS, A.B.; M.D., Bowdoin College 1833. Physician Bridgewater,
Mass.; from Bridgewater, Mass.; d. Weymouth, Mass., 1834.
WILLIAMS, HENRY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1829; lawyer Taunton, Mass.; mem-
ber Mass. house of representatives 1833; Mass. senate 1835-36; U. S. house of rep-
resentatives 1839-41, 1843-45; register of probate Bristol Co., Mass., 1851-53; mem-
ber Mass. constitutional convention 1853; president Taunton Iron Works Company
1854-59; trustee Bristol Academy 1856-84; president board of trustees; $.B. E.; b.
Taunton, Mass., Nov. 30, 1805; d. Taunton, May 8, 1887.
WILLIS, NATHAN, A.B.; b. Rochester, Mass., 1802; d. Pittsfield, Mass., Oct. 6.
1838.
WILSON, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; b. Providence, R. I., 1805; d. Providence, June
20, 1860.
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BACON, PETER CHILD, A.B.; LL.D. 1858. Law student Yale CoUege; admitted
to bar 1830; lawyer Dudley, Oxford and Worcester, Mass.; member Mass. house of
representatives 1848; mayor Worcester 1851, 1852; register in bankruptcy 1867-78;
director Worcester Public Library six years; president two years; *. B. K.; b. Dudley,
Mass., Nov. 11, 1804; d. Worcester, Mass., Feb. 7, 1886.
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BISHOP, JAMES, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1832-34; Baptist
preacher Watertown, Mass.; farmer Pawtucket, R. I.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Dec.
19, 1790; d. Pawtucket, Aug. 23, 1880.
CARPENTER, SIMEON BURT, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1830. Physician
Dedham, Mass.; b. Freetown, Mass., June 5, 1801; d. Dedham, Mass., July 24, 1843.
CHAMBERLAIN, HENRY MELLEN, A.B. Lawyer Cambridgeport, Mass.; b.
Hopkinton, Mass.; d. 1876.
CLIFFORD, JOHN HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1849; Harvard University 1853;
Amherst College 1853. Admitted to bar 1830; lawyer New Bedford, Mass.; member
Mass. house of representatives 1835; Mass. senate 1845, 1862; president Mass.
senate 1862; district attorney 1849; attorney general 1849-53, 1854-58; governor
Mass. 1853; president Boston and Providence Railroad 1867; overseer Harvard
University 1854-59, 1865-68, 1868-74; president board of overseers 1868-74; presi-
dential elector 1868; trustee Peabody Educational Fund 1867-76; member U. S.
commission relating to fisheries; ■!>. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 16, 1809; d.
New Bedford, Mass., Jan. 2, 1876.
COGGESHALL, THOMAS JEFFERSON, A.B. In business Bristol, R. I., Taunton
and Wareham, Mass.; resident Providence, R. I.; Bristol, R. I.; b. Bristol, R. I.,
Jan. 12, 1804; d. Bristol, Jan. 20, 1885.
COLBURN, ZACCHEUS, A.B.; M.D., Bowdoin College, 1829. Physician Nashua,
Hudson and Manchester, N. H.; North San Juan, Cal.; farmer Manchester, N. H.;
b. West Nottingham, N. H., Jan. 6, 1801; d. Manchester, N. H., Nov. 21, 1864.
COLBY, HARRISON GRAY OTIS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Taunton, Mass.; district
attorney several years; lawyer New Bedford, Mass.; justice Mass. court of common
pleas; *. B. K.; d. New Bedford, Mass., Feb. 22, 1853.
CORNELL, WILLIAM MASON, A.B.; A.M., Columbian CoUege 1843; M.D.,
Berkshire Medical Institution 1844; LL.D., Western University 1863; D. D., Jefferson
College 1865. Ordained Congregational minister 1830; pastor Woodstock, Conn.;
Quincy, Mass.; physician Boston, Mass.; editor Journal of Health, 1846-48; Pastor
and People; Union Monthly and Journal of Health, 1863-65; Ouardian of Health,
1868-69; professor of anatomy and physiology. Western University; member N. E.
Historic Genealogical Society; fellow Mass. Medical Society. Author of religious,
medical and scientific articles; b. Berkley, Mass., Oct. 16, 1802; d. Boston, Mass.,
Apr. 14, 1895.
GILMAN, CHARLES, A.B. Lawyer Dixmont, Me.; in business Bangor, Me.;
editor Eastern Magazine, 1836; Maine Monthly Magazine; lawyer Quincy, III., re-
porter 111. supreme court; b. Bangor, Me., June 30, 1849; d. July 24, 1894.
HAMMOND, JUSTIN, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University! 1830. Physician East
Killingly and Dayville, Conn.; member Conn, legislature; b. Hampton, Conn.,
March 2, 1804; d. Killingly, Conn., July 5, 1873.
HUNTER, THOMAS ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M. Naval agent, Brazil station, 1833-
44; attach^ American legation, Paris, 1849; member R. I. general assembly; first
mayor Newport, R. I., 1853; vestryman Trinity Church, Newport; b. Newport,
R. I., Aug. 21, 1809; d. Newport, Sept. 10, 1890.
LATHAM, WILLIAMS, A.B. Lawyer Bridgewater, Mass., 1830-73; town auditor;
member Mass. Historical Society; N. E. Historic Genealogical Society; secretary
and trustee Plymouth County Agricultural Society; author A Record of the Burial
Grounds in Bridgewater and Vicinity; b. East Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 4, 1803; d.
Bridgewater, Nov. 6, 1883.
MINARD, PETER RAYNARD, A.B. Episcopal clergyman; from Ashford, Conn.;
d. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 27, 1846.
MOODY, ISAIAH, A.B. Law student; b. Northampton, Mass., Aug. 21, 1803; d.
Northampton, June 22, 1828.
MORIARTY, JOHN MOSELY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1831.
Physician Gloucester, Mass., 1833-40; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1840-48; port physician
and superintendent city institutions. Deer Island, Boston, Mass., 1848-63; b. Salem,
Mass., Oct. 14, 1807; d. East Boston, Mass., Oct. 20, 1865.
MORSE, SYLVANUS, A.B. Principal Merrimac Academy, Bradford, Mass., 1827-46;
Family School, West Boylston, Mass., 1846-53; resident Middleboro, Mass., 1853-
1827 GRADUATES 119
71; member Mass. house of representatives; b. West Boylston, Mass., Jan. 30, 1798-
d. Middleboro, Mass., March 31, 1871. '
PAINE, ROYAL, A.B. Clerk New York, N. Y., two years; engaged in survey and
construction Western Railroad of Mass. from Boston to Albany; Michigan Southern
Railroad; in construction N. Y. and Erie Railroad; deputy collector internal revenue.
New York, N. Y.; b. Providence, R. I., July 2, 1806; d. Windham, Conn., Dec 17'
1891.
PARKER, FREDERIC, A.B. Merchant New Bedford, Mass.; resident New York,
N. Y. and New Bedford; b. New Bedford, Mass., Oct. 20, 1806; d. New Bedford'
Oct. 21, 1861.
PHILLIPS, JOSEPH FLAVIUS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1830; ordained Episcopal
minister 1833; rector Islip, L. I. ; North Hampstead, Vt.; Catskill, N. Y.; Middle-
bury, Vt.; Spottswood, N. J.; Niles, Mich.; f>. B. K.; b. Belfast, Me., 1803; d
Niles, Mich., Jan. 30, 1866.
PRATT, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Denison University 1878. Student Newton
Theological Institution 1827-31; tutor languages, Transylvania University, Ky.,
1828-29; ordained Baptist minister 1830; pastor First church. New Haven, Conn.,
1829-30; principal academy. South Reading, Mass., 1830-31; president Granville
Literary and Theological Institution, now Denison University, 1831-37; professor
theology 1835-37; Latin and Greek languages 1837-59; farmer Granville, O., 1859-
82; *. B. K.; b. Thompson, Conn., Oct. 12, 1800; d. Granville, O., Jan. 4, 1882.
PUTNAM, ISRAEL, A.B.; M.D., Bowdoin College 1830. Physician Wales and Bath,
Me.; surgeon Marine Hospital; chairman board of selectmen, Bath; mayor 1859-67,
1868-69; b. Sutton, Mass., Dec. 25, 1805; d. Bath, Me., June 30, 1876.
SMALLEY, ELAM, A.B.; D.D. 1849. Ordained Congregational minister; pastor
Franklin and Worcester, Mass; Troy, N. Y.; author The Worcester Pulpit, mth
Notices Biographical and Historical; *. B. K.; from Dartmouth, Mass.; b. 1806; d.
Troy, N. Y., July 30, 1858.
SPEAR, WILLIAM HERVEY, A.B. Teacher private school, Roxbury, Mass.,
Dedham, Mass., and elsewhere; lawyer Plymouth, Mass.; resident Bellingham,
Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Bellingham, Mass., April 27, 1805; d. Bellingham, June 26, 1875.
THOMPSON, JAMES WILLIAM, A.B.; D.D. 1849. Teacher 1827-28; graduated
Harvard Divinity School 1831; ordained Congregational minister 1830; Natick,
Salem and Jamaica Plain, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Barre, Mass., Dec. 13, 1805; d. Isle
of Shoals, Me., Sept. 22. 1881.
THRESHER, EBENEZER, A.B.; LL.D., Denison University 1875. Trustee Brown
University 1842-50. Ordained Baptist minister 1828; pastor Portland, Me., 1828-
30; secretary Northern Baptist Education Society, Boston, Mass., 1830-45; treasurer
Newton Theological Institution 1843-45; manufacturer railroad cars, Dayton, O.,
1845-58; manufacturer varnish, Dayton, 1858-73; trustee Denison University 1857-
86. Editor Baptist Magazine, 1831-32; Watchman, 1834-36; *.B.K.; b. Stafford,
Conn., Aug. 31, 1798; d. Dayton, O., Jan. 12, 1886.
THURBER, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1853-86. Teacher
academy, Milford, Mass.; principal Latin grammar school, Worcester, Mass.; pistol
manufacturer, Worcester, Mass.; county commissioner; member Mass. senate
1852-53. Author several poems; *. B. K.; b. East Brookfield, Mass., Jan. 2, 1803;
d. Nashua, N. H., Nov. 7, 1886.
WADSWORTH, CHARLES, A.B.; from Barre, Mass.; d. 1866.
WARNER, NOAH, A.B. Farmer and surveyor Harvard, Mass.; member school
committee; b. Harvard, Mass., Feb. 15, 1800; d. Harvard, Feb. 4, 1873.
WEEDEN, JOHN HULL, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1828-31; admitted
to bar 1832; lawyer Pawtucket, R. I.; member R. I. general assembly several years;
*.B. K.; b. Portsmouth, R. I., Feb. 10, 1801; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Oct. 27, 1870.
1828
AINSWORTH, ALBERT CHILD, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer New Orleans, La.; from
Providence, B. I.; d. New Orleans, La., May 5, 1851.
180 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1838
BOLLES, LUCIUS STILLMAN. A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1831.
Student Newton Theological Institution 1831-33; ordained- Baptist minister 18SS;
pastor Lynn, Mass., 1833-36; b. Salem, Mass., July 6, 1808; d. Boston, Mass., July
24, 1837.
BRADFORD, MILTON, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1831. Physician Wood-
stock, Conn., 1831-78; member Conn, legislature 1861-62; b. Woodstock, Conn.,
Jan. 12, 1808; d. West Woodstock, Oct. 1, 1878.
BURT, DANIEL CRANE, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1832;
ordained Congregational minister 1835; home missionary, N. H.; pastor Acushnet,
Mass.; resident Berkley, Fairhaven and New Bedford, Mass.; member school
board, Acushnet, Mass.; clerk North Church, New Bedford, 11 years; b. Berkley,
Mass., March 31, 1808; d. New Bedford, Mass., Feb. 25, 1894.
CRANE, BENJAMIN, A.B. Private tutor Va.; teacher Berkley, Mass.; town
oflScer Berkley; member Mass. house of representatives two terms; b. Berkley,
Mass., Sept., 1804; d. Berkley, Nov. 12, 1861.
DWIGHT, GAMALIEL LYMAN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; b. Providence, R. I.,
Feb. 21, 1809; d. March 15, 1854.
EDES, HENRY FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1831;
ordained Unitarian minister 1831; pastor Canton and Nantucket, Mass.; principal
classical school, Plymouth Mass.; pastor Wobum, Mass.; Eastport, Me.; Stur-
bridge and Barnstable, Mass.; teacher of freedmen Atlanta, Ga., a short time after
Civil war; resident Mattapan, Boston, Mass.; f>. B. E.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug.
8, 1808; d. New York, N. Y., March 13, 1881.
EMMONS, FRANCIS WHITEFIELD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., N. Y. Medical College
1855. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Eastport, Me.; teacher Killingworth,
Conn.; New Lisbon, O.; Wellsburg, W. Va.; resident Sturbridge, Mass., 1842-81;
in England 1850; member Mass. house of representatives 1848-49; b. Clarendon,
Vt., Feb. 24, 1802; d. Worcester, Mass., Sept. 26, 1881.
FISHER, MATURIN LEWIS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1831; lawyer Worcester,
Mass.; librarian American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, Mass., 1835-39; post-
master Worcester 1839-50; farmer Davenport and Farmersburg, la.; member la.
senate 1852-54; president 1853-64; appointed superintendent public instruction la.
1859; member board of regents la. University; commissioner Insane Asylum, Mt.
Pleasant, la., 1860-72; commissioner to build Insane Hospital, Independence, la.,
1868; chairman board of trustees 1870; commissioner for erection of new capitol,
Des Moines, la.; *.B. K.; b. Danville, Vt., April 3, 1807; d. Farmersburg, la., Feb.
5, 1879.
FOSTER, LAFAYETTE SABINE, A.B.; LL.D. 1851. Teacher Providence, R. I.;
principal academy, Centerville, Queen Anne Co., Md., 1829-30; adniitted to Md.
bar 1830; admitted to Coim. bar 1831; lawyer Norwich and Hampton, Conn.;
member Conn, house of representatives 1839-41, 1846-48, 1854-55, 1870; speaker
three terms; mayor Norwich 1851-53; member U. S. senate 1855-67; president
pro tempore and acting vice president United States 1865-67; appointed professor
law Yale College 1869, but declined; justice Conn, supreme court 1870-76; president
New London County Historical Society 1870-80; commissioner from Conn, to settle
boundary with N. Y. 1878-79; one of three commissioners to negotiate with N. Y.
for purchase of Fisher's Island; member commission on simpler procedure for the
state courts 1878; vice president American Bible Society. Editor Norwich Repub-
lican, 1835; *.B. K.; b. Franklin, Conn., Nov. 22, 1806; d. Norwich, Conn., Sept.
19, 1880.
HALE, DANIEL MASON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1833. Physician
Bloomfield, N. Y.; Brooklyn, Conn; West Bloomfield, N. Y.; b. Swansea, Mass.,
AprU 17, 1808; d. West Bloomfield, N. Y., Oct. 4, 1882.
HERRESHOFF, CHARLES FREDERICK, A.B. Farmer and shipbuilder Bristol,
R. I.; b. Providence, R. I.. July 26, 1809; d. Bristol, R. I., Sept. 8, 1888.
HORTON, FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Congregational minister 1829; pastor
Dartmouth, West Brookfield and West Cambridge Mass.; Barrington, R. I.; *. B. K.;
b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 29, 1803; d. Barrington, R. I., March 19, 1872.
1828 GRADUATES 121
HOWE, MARK ANTONY De WOLFE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1849; LL.D., University
of Penn. 1876. Tutor Brown University; trustee 1872-90; fellow 1890-93. Teacher
Adam6 Grammar School, Boston, Mass., 1829-30; Hawes Grammar School, South
Boston, 1830; ordained Episcopal deacon 1832; priest 1833; rector St. James's
church, Roxbury, Mass., 1832-34, 1836-46; associate editor Christian Witness, 1834;
rector Christ Church, Cambridge, Mass., 1835; St. Luke's Church, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1846-72; bishop Central Penn. 1871-95; secretary House of Clerical and Lay
Deputies 1850-62; deputy. General Convention 1850-72. Author Memoir of the Life
and Services of Bishop Alonzo Potter, 1871; various orations, addresses and poems;
editor Bishop Heber's Poems with Critical and Biographical Introduction, 1857;
*.B. K.: b. Bristol, R. I., April 5, 1809; d. Bristol, R. I., July 31, 1895.
LAMSON, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Clergyman; from Salem, Mass.; d. 1864.
LOVERING, AMOS, A.B. Lawyer Louisville, Ky.; St. Joseph, Mo.; Scott Co.,
Ind.; county attorney, Scott Co.; justice court of common pleas Ind. ten years;
lawyer Nashville, Tenn.; Jackson, Miss.; justice 9th judicial district Miss.; member
commission to codify the laws of Miss.; resident Louisville, Ky., 1876-79; *. B. K.;
b. Medway, Mass., 1805; d. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 28, 1879.
MUNROE, EPHRAIM, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1830; priest 1833;
chaplain Fourth regiment R. I. militia 1830; teacher Round Hill School, Northamp-
ton, Mass., 1831-32; rector Hopkinton, Mass., Manville, R. I.; b. Bristol, R. I.,
May 16, 1808; d. Pawtucket, R. I., July 12, 1838.
RHODES, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, A.B.; from Pawtuxet, R. I.; d. Natick, R. I.,
July 3, 1850.
ROBERT, JOSEPH THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Charleston Medical College
1831; LL.D., Denison University 1869. Student Columbian College 1824; Yale
Medical School 1828-30; physician Robertville, S. C; student Greenville Theological
Seminary 1832-34; ordained Baptist minister 1834; pastor Robertville, S. C; Coving-
ton, Ky., Lebanon, O., Savannah, Ga., Portsmouth, O., ZanesviUe, O., professor
Burlington University 1858-63, 1869; president 1869-71; professor ancient languages
la. State University 1863-69; principal Atlanta Baptist Seminary 1871-84; *. B. K.;
b. Robertville, S. C Nov. 28, 1807; d. Atlanta, Ga., March 5, 1884.
ROBY, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1831. Physician Boston,
Mass.; professor anatomy and surgery, Bowdoin College, 1838-42; theory and
practice of medicine and pathological anatomy, Dartmouth College, 1841-49; anatomy
and physiology. University of Maryland, 1849-59; emeritus 1859-60; fellow American
Academy; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 25, 1807; d. Baltimore, Md., Jime 3, 1860.
ROY, JAMES C A.B.; from King and Queen Co., Va.; d. 1864.
SMITH, ARCHAR BENJAMIN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1832; ordained Baptist minister 1832; missionary St. Louis, Mo. ; pastor Lynchburg,
Va.; agent General Association, Va.; pastor Richmond, Hanover, Goochland Mills,
and Auburn Mills, Va.; b. Georgetown, S. C May 16, 1807; d. Auburn Mills, Va.,
Dec. 5, 1877.
SOUTHWICK, MOSES DANIELS, A.B.; M.D., Bowdoin College 1831. Physician
Wellfleet and MiUville, Mass.; president Worcester Co. Branch Mass. Medical
Society; member Mass. senate two years; b. Mendon, Mass., July 9, 1805; d. MiU-
ville, Mass., June 9, 1875.
WEST, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1831. Physician New
Bedford, Mass.; Tiverton, R. I.; first vice president R. I. Medical Society; *. B. K.;
b. Tiverton, R. I., Aug. 9, 1806; d. Tiverton, Jan. 7, 1879.
WINTHROP, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Law student Baton Rouge, La.; lawyer New
Orleans La ,' until 1854; member Gen. Taylor's staff, Mexican war; resident New-
port, r! L, and Europe, 1854-86; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 27, 1809; d. Provi-
dence, R. L, March 12, 1886.
1829
BIRD, JOHN HAWES, A.B.; A.M. Law student; travelled in Europe; founder
Bird School, South Boston, Mass.; b. South Boston, Mass., Oct., 1807; d. Boston,
Mass., June 10, 1835.
122 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1829
BOLLES, JOHN AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1866. Principal Preparatory
Department, Columbian College; admitted to bar 1833; lawyer Boston, Mass.;
Mass. secretary of state 1843-44; member Mass. board of education; commissioner
Boston Harbor 1852; U. S. military service 1862-65; brevet colonel; solicitor and
judge advocate navy department, Washington, D. C, 1865-78; brevet brigadier
general 1866. Author Usuryand Usury Laws; Geneahgy of the Bolles Family in America,
1865; also numerous articles in various magazines; editor Daily Journal, Boston;
*.B. K.; b. Ashford, Conn., April 16, 1809; d. Washington, D. C, May 25, 1878.
CARPENTER, BENONI, A.B.; M.D., Jefferson Medical CoUege 1832. Physician
Seekonk, Mass.; Pawtucket, R. I.; U. S. military service 1862-67; major, surgeon,
medical inspector; member R. I. senate 1867-69; R. I. board of state prison inspectors
1869-77; *.B. K.; b. Rehoboth, Mass., March 12, 1805; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Nov.
22, 1877.
CARPENTER, WILLIAM BLANDING, A.B. Medical student Providence, R. L,
1829-30; b. Seekonk, Mass., 1810; d. Jan. 3, 1830.
CONEY, SAMUEL, A.B. Lawyer Oldtown and Exeter, Me.; judge of probate
Penobscot Co., Me., 1840-47; state land agent Bangor, Me., 1847-50; lawyer Au-
gusta, Me., 1850-70; Me. state treasurer, 1850-55; Mayor Augusta 1854-55; mem-
ber Me. legislature 1862-63; governor Me. 1863-66; *.B. K.; b. Augusta, Me., Feb.
27, 1811; d. Augusta, Oct. 5, 1870.
COOKE, JAMES WELCH, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Episcopal minister; rector
Lonsdale, R. I.; assistant rector St. George's Church, New York, N. Y., 1835-43;
rector St. Michael's church, Bristol, R. I., 1843-51; foreign secretary Board of Mis-
sions of Episcopal Church 1851-53; $. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., March 5, 1810;
d. New York, N. Y., April 12, 1853.
CROUCH, CHARLES WITHERS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Charleston, S. C; principal
All Saints Academy, Georgetown, S. C; Classical School, Charleston, S. C; real
estate broker Charleston; *. B. K.; b. Charleston, S. C, June 7, 1807; d. Charleston,
Nov. 29, 1880.
DOGGETT, THEOPHILUS PIPON, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School
1833; ordained Unitarian minister 1833; pastor South Bridgewater, Mass.; teacher
academy, Bridgewater, Mass.; pastor Ashby and Barnstable, Mass.; principal
private school. New Bedford, Mass.; pastor Pembroke, Mass.; $. B. K.; b. 'Taunton,
Mass., Jan. 20, 1810; d. Arlington, Mass., May 18, 1876.
DORRANCE, WILLIAM TULLY, A.B.; A.M. Cotton manufacturer. Providence,
R. I.; treasurer Crompton Manufacturing Company; $. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Dec. 16, 1809; d. Providence, May 17, 1880.
DYER, ELISHA, A.B. Commission merchant and cotton manufacturer; director
and president Providence Exchange Bank; director Union Bank; Providence and
Washington Insurance Company; Providence and Plainfield Railroad; originator
Providence and Springfield RaUroad; director R. I. Steamboat Company 1851;
Swan Point Cemetery; chairman Whig convention, Baltimore, Md., May 3, 1840;
adjutant general, R. I., 1840-45; delegate Whig state convention, R. I., 1851-56;
member First Light Infantry 1838; honorary member Newport Artillery Company
1858; Providence Marine Corps of Artillery 1869; governor R. I. 1867-59; U. S.
military service 1862, captain; member R. I. Society for the Encouragement of
Domestic Industry 1835-78; secretary; president; member R. I. Historical Society
1837-90; trustee 1845-48; director Providence Athenaeum; member corporation
Butler Hospital; trustee 1856-67; president Young Men's Bible Society; president
Young Men's Christian Association 1867-58; honorary member Franklin Lyceum
1868; Providence Association of Mechanics and Manufacturers 1860; member
R. I. Horticultural Society; vice president R. I. Art Association 1863; honorary
member Board of National Popular Education; member Windham Co., Conn.,
Agricultural Society; vice president U. S. Agricultural Society; member American
Association of Arts and Sciences; vice president Lake Erie Monument Association;
Roger Williams Monument Association; delegate International Agricultural Exhibi-
tion, Hamburg, 1863; president First National Musical Congress, Boston, Mass.,
1869; R. I. commissioner International Exhibition, London, 1871; honorary com-
missioner Vienna Exposition 1873. Author A Summer's Travel to find a German
Home, 1864; b. Providence, R. I., July 20, 1811; d. Providence, May 17, 1890.
1829 GRADUATES 128
FISKE, ALBERT WILLIAM, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1832; ordained Congregational minister 1833; pastor Alfred, Scarboro, Houlton,
Me.; Upton, Mass.; Kittery, Me.; Penacook, Centre Harbor, Boscawen, Warner,
Barnstead and Groton, N. H.; b. Upton, Mass., Jan. 16, 1802; d. Penacook, N. H.,
Dec. 7, 1892.
GORDON, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1832. Physician
Lowell, Mass., 1832-35; mecUcal student, Paris, 1835-36; physician Boston, Mass.,
1836-72; *.B. K.; b. Hingham, Mass., Nov. 17, 1809; d. Boston, Mass., March 2,
1872.
HILL, STEPHEN PRESCOTT, A.B.; D.D., Madison University 1857. Graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1832; ordained Baptist minister 1832; pastor Haver-
hill, Mass.; Baltimore, Md.; Washington, D. C; trustee Coliunbian College; author
The best Plan of an International Tribunal for Peace, and other articles; joint editor
The Psalmist; b. Salem, Mass., April 17, 1806; d. Washington, D. C, Sept. 15, 1884.
HOLMES, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1832; lawyer Cornish, Me.;
Topsfield, Mass.; b. Alfred, Me., Oct. 30, 1810; d. Topsfield, Mass., July 14, 1886.
MILES, HENRY ADOLPHUS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1850. Graduated Harvard
Divinity School 1832; ordained Unitarian minister 1832; pastor Hallowell, Me.;
Lowell, Longwood, Hingham, Mass.; pastor emeritus 1883-95; member school com-
mittee, Lowell, Mass.; Boston, Mass. Author Lowell as It Was, and as It Is; The
Gospel Narratives, their Origin, Transmission and Preservation; and other religious
articles; editor Quarterly Journal of the American Unitarian Association, 1853-57;
*. B. K.; b. Grafton, Mass., May 30, 1809; d. Hingham, Mass., May 31, 1895.
SWEET, JOHN DAVIS, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1832; ordained
Unitarian minister 1833; pastor Southboro and Kingston, Mass.; principal Bristol
Academy, Taunton, Mass.; private school. East Boston, Mass.; merchant East
Boston, 1846-52; b. Norton, Mass., June 22, 1807; d. East Boston, Mass., Dec.
29, 1852.
WEBB, QUARTUS MORGAN, A.B.; from Northfield, Mass.
WILMARTH, WELCOME, A.B. Teacher Thompson, Conn.; from Thompson,
Conn.
WILSON, ISAAC DELEISSELINE, A.B.; A.M.; from Society Hill, S. C.
1830
AMES, ELLIS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1833; lawyer Stoughton and Canton, Mass.;
member Mass. house of representatives 1833-36; Mass. Historical Society; b.
Stoughton, Mass., Oct. 17, 1809; d. Canton, Mass., Nov. 6, 1884.
CHACE, GEORGE IDE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1853; Ph.D., University at Lewisburg
1853. Tutor Brown University 1831-33; adjimct professor mathematics and natural
philosophy 1833-34; professor chemistry, physiology and geology 1834-59; chemistry
and physiology 1859-64; geology and physical geography 1864-66; chemistry and
geology 1865-67; president ad interim 1867-68; professor moral and intellectual
philosophy 1867-72. Principal Classical Institute, Waterville, Me., 1830-31; chair-
man R. I. Board of State Charities and Corrections 1874-84; trustee Butler Hospital
for the Insane 1870-83; R. I. Hospital 1875-85; president 1877-85; trustee R. I.
Hospital Trust Company; alderman Providence 1878-79; author various lectures
and essays, also numerous articles in magazines and periodicals; *.B.K.; b. Lancas-
ter, Mass., Feb. 19, 1808; d. Providence, R. I., April 29, 1885.
CROUCH, HAZELL WILKINSON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of S. C. Physi-
cian; from Charleston, S. C; *.B. K.; d. 1836.
DANA, GIDEON, A.B. Principal preparatory, department Bangor Theological
Semmary; student Andover Theological Seminary 1833; Princeton Theological
Seminary 1833-34; graduated Bangor Theological Seminary 1836; ordained Con-
gregational minister 1838; preacher North Falmouth, Mass.; pastor South Amherst,
and West Springfield, Mass.; Harmar, O.; agent Western Seaman's Friend Society;
pastor Delaware and Strongville, O.; secretary American and Foreign Christian
Union, northern O.; Bucyrus, North Ridgeville, Wauseon, Rochester and West
Farmington, O.; b. Oxford, Mass., Sept. 11, 1805; d. Oberlin, O., May 9, 1872.
la BROWN UNIVERSITY 1830
EDES, RICHARD SULLIVAN, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1830-31;
graduated Harvard Divinity School 1834; ordained Unitarian minister 1836; pastor
Eastport, Me.; Bolton, Mass.; town clerk Bolton 24 years. Author Memoir of
Peter Edes, in N. E. Historical and Genealogical register; joint author Genealogy of
the Descetidants of John May, 1878; and various discourses; editor Journal and
Letters relative to Two Journeys to the Ohio Country in 1788 and 1789, made by Col. John
May: with a biographical sketch, 1873; b. Providence, R. I., April 24, 1810; d.
Bolton, Mass., Aug. 26, 1877.
GEORGE, NATHAN, A.B. Farmer Mendon, Mass., 1830-72; *. B. K.; b. Mendon,
Ma.ss., Jan. 4, 1810; d. Mendon, May 29, 1872.
HARRIS, ISAAC, A.B.; from Abington, Mass.; d. 1840.
HATHORNE, BENJAMIN HERBERT, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1833; ordained Baptist minister 1833; pastor Harvard, Mass.; b.
Salem, Mass., 1810; d. Lynn, Mass., Sept., 1837.
KINGMAN, LUCIUS, A.B. Teacher North Bridgewater, Mass.; lawyer; member
Mass. house of representatives 1834-35; real estate agent, Hillsboro and Quincy, 111.;
b. North Bridgewater, Mass., Jan. 23, 1803; d. Quincy, 111., Oct. 27, 1882.
LEACH, DANIEL, A.B.; D.D. 1875. Trustee Brown University 1877-91. Student
Andover Theological Seminary 1831-32; ordained Episcopal deacon 1833; priest
1834; rector Northampton and Quincy, Mass.; principal Latin School, Roxbury,
Mass., 1838-42; private school 1842-48; agent Mass. board of education 1848-55;
superintendent public schools. Providence, R. I., 1855-84; member R. I. Board of
Education 1870-89; vice president and director R. I, Institute of Instruction 20 years.
Author Complete Spelling Book, 1856; Geographical Question Book, 1863; Arithmeti/i;
besides numerous reports on education; *. B. K.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., June 12,
1806; d. Providence, R. I., May 16, 1891.
LIPPITT, FRANCIS JAMES, A.B. ; A.M. Admitted to bar 1838; lawyer New York,
N. Y.; teacher Commercial Academy, Elizabethtown, N. Y., 1844-46; U. S. military
service, Mexican war, 1846-48, captain; lawyer San Francisco, Cal., 1848-52, 1855-
60; delegate from San Francisco to California constitutional convention 1849;
U. S. military service 1861-65, colonel; brevet brigadier general; lawyer Providence,
R. I., 1865-69; Boston, Mass., 1869-73; lecturer Boston University Law School
1872-73; lawyer Washington, D. C, 1875-77; assistant counsel U. S. department of
justice 1877-82; resident Annapolis, Md., 1893-97; Washington, D. C, 1897-1902;
lecturer Naval War College, Newport, R. I., 1896, 1897, 1900. Author Treatise on
theTactical Useofthe ThreeArms, 1865; Treatise on Intrenchments, 1866; SpedalOpera-
tions of War, 1868; Field Service in War, 1869; Criminal Law as Administered in Mass.,
1879; b. Providence, R. I., July 19, 1812; d. Washington, D. C, Sept. 26, 1902.
MORIARTY, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1834. Physician
Boston, Mass.; medical supervisor quarantine station. Deer Island, Boston harbor;
b. Salem, Mass., Dec. 14, 1810; d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 4, 1847.
NICKELS, CHRISTOPHER MARDENBOROUGH, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1858.
Tutor Latin and Greek, Brown University, 1832-33; principal academy, Haverhill,
Mass., 1830-31; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1835; ordained Congre-
gational minister 1835; pastor Gloucester, Mass.; chaplain Bethel congregation.
New Orleans, La.; pastor Barre, Mass.; Newark, N. J.; resident Princeton, N. J.;
New London, Conn.; *. B. K.; b. Femaquid, Me., Jan. 18, 1805; d. New London,
Coim., July 10, 1878.
PERRY, CHRISTOPHER GRANT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1837.
Law student Harvard University 1831-33; physician Newport, R. I.; fellow R. I.
Medical Society; *. B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., April 2, 1812; d. Philadelphia, Penn.,
April 7, 1854.
PRATT, SPENCER ATKINSON, A.B. Lawyer and postmaster Franklin, Mass.;
lawyer; superintendent schools; justice municipal court, Bangor, Me. Editor
Democrat, Bangor, several years; b. Franklin, Mass., Oct. 10, 1807; d. Bangor,
Me., Sept. 14, 1884.
SMITH, EBENEZER, A.B.; A.M.; from Boston, Mass.; d. 1856.
STEVENS, ELISHA, A.B. Teacher New Orleans, La.; from Fairhaven, Mass.
1830 GRADUATES 125
SWAIM. SAMUEL BUDD, A.B.; D.D. 1857. Trustee Brown University 1847-65.
Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1833; ordained Baptist minister 1833;
preacher N. E. and N. Y.; professor moral philosophy and theology, Granville
Literary and Theological Institution; pastor, Worcester and West Cambridge,
Mass.; N. E. secretary American Baptist Home Mission Society; preacher Lexington,
Mass.; president Mass. Baptist Convention 1864; $. B. E.; b. Femberton, N. J.,
June 22, 1809; d. Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 3, 1865.
THOMAS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. A.B.; LL.D. 1853; Harvard University 1854.
Trustee Brown University 1874-78; chancellor 1874-78; law student Harvard
University 1831-32; admitted to bar 1834; lawyer Worcester, Mass.; member Mass.
house of representatives 1842-43; judge of probate, Worcester Co., 1844-48; justice
Mass. supreme court 1853-59; lawyer Boston, Mass., 1859-70; member U. S. house
of representatives 1861-63; Mass. Historical Society; vice president American
Antiquarian Society; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; resident
Providence, R. I., 1870-78. Author Digest of the Laws of Mass. in Relation to Towns
and Town Officers, 1845; Remarks on the Relaiion of the Seceded States to the Union, 1862;
Speeches in the thirty-seventh Congress, and in the Vacation, 1863; f>. B. K.; b. Boston,
Mass., Feb. 12, 1813; d. Beverly, Mass., Sept. 27, 1878.
WAKEFIELD, ALBERT GALLATIN, A.B. Principal high school, Bucksport,
Me.; law student Harvard University, 1833-34; admitted to bar 1834; lawyer
Bangor, Me.; city solicitor ten years; member common coimcil 1854; alderman
1858-59, 1876; mayor 1866-68; member water board; school committee; *. B. K.;
b. Montpelier, Vt., Nov. 1, 1804; d. Bangor, Me., Oct. 6, 1892.
1831
BIRD, FRANCIS WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Paper manufacturer East Walpole,
Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1847, 1848, 1869, 1877, 1878; Mass.
Indian commission 1848; Mass. executive council 1852, 1863-65; Mass. constitutional
convention 1853; Mass. senate 1871; published many articles in Daily Whig; b.
Dedham, Mass., Oct. 22, 1809; d. East Walpole, Mass., May 23, 1894.
BURGES, WALTER SNOW, A.B.; A.M. Principal Thaxter Academy, Edgartown,
Mass., 1831-35; admitted to bar 1835; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I.
house of representatives 1841-42; U. S. district attorney R. I. 1845-49; attorney
general R. I. 1851-54, 1860-63; member R. I. senate 1859-60; justice court of com-
mon pleas 1868-81; associate justice R. I. supreme court 1875-81; b. Rochester,
Mass., Sept. 10, 1808; d. Providence, R. I., July 26, 1892.
CHURCH, JOSEPH MAURAN, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University
1833; journalist New York, N. Y., Providence, R. I., Philadelphia, Penn.; member
Penn. legislature 1859; b. Providence, R. I., 1813; d. New York, N. Y., May 3, 1859.
CRAWFORD, LUTHER, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister; corresponding
secretary American Baptist Home Missionary Society 1837-39; from Alexandria,
N. H.; d. 1839.
D'WOLF, WILLIAM FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B. elsewhere 1835. Admitted
to bar 1834; lawyer Providence, R. I., 1834-36; Alton, HI., 1836-47; commission
agent Chicago, HI., 1847-51; land agent 1851-78; city treasurer Chicago 1855;
member Illinois house of representatives 1846-47; justice of peace 1874-78; b.
Bristol, R. I., April 21, 1811; d. Chicago, Rl., July 25, 1896.
EDDY, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; from Middleboro, Mass.; d. 1838.
GAMMELL, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Rochester University 1859. Tutor
Brown University 1832-35; assistant professor belles-lettres 1835-47; professor
rhetoric 1837-50; acting librarian 1840-41; professor history and political economy
1850-64; fellow 1870-89. Principal academy. South Reading, Mass., 1831-32;
trustee Butler Hospital; president R. I. Bible Society 1869-84; vice president
American Bible Society 1884-89; president Providence Athenaeum 1870-81; member
R. I. Historical Society 1844-89; president 18^2-89. Author Life of Samuel Ward,
1846; History of American Baptist Missions, 1850; Life of Roger Williams, 1854;
besides review articles and addresses contained in his Biographical Sketch, edited by
J. O. Murray, 1890; *. B. K.; b. Medfield, Mass., Feb. 10, 1812; d. Providence, R. I.
April 3, 1889.
126 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1831
HOPPIN, NICHOLAS, A.B.; D.D.. Trinity College 1859. Teacher Lowell, Mass.;
graduated General Theological Seminary 1837; Episcopal missionary. Providence,
R. I.; Philadelphia, Penn.; rector Christ Church, Cambridge, Mass.; trustee General
Theological Seminary; member American Oriental Society; Mass. Historical
Society; N. E. Historic Genealogical Society; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec.
3, 1812; d. Cambridge, Mass., March 8, 1886.
JERNEGAN, JOSEPH LEONARD, A.B. Lawyer Indiana; New York, N. Y.;
resident Florence, Italy; 4>. B. K.; from Edgartown, Mass.; d. Italy about 1889.
KING, DAVID, A.B.; M.D., Jefferson Medical College 1834. Physician Newport,
R. I.; president R. I. Medical Society 1848-49; one of the founders American
Medical Association; president state board of health 1877-82; Newport Historical
Society 1853-82; Redwood Library. Author historical sketches and medical articles;
*. B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., May 10, 1812; d. Newport, March 7, 1882.
OTHEMAN, EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. Methodist minister; pastor Cambridge,
Newburyport and Melton, Mass; member school committee, Chelsea, Mass.; Mass.
house of representatives; Mass. board of education 1850; Original corporator N. E.
Education Society; presiding elder Boston district, N. E. Conference 1856-58;
trustee Wilbraham Academy; president board of trustees ten years; secretai-y
Mass. Temperance Alliance; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., July 31, 1808; d. Chelsea,
Mass., March 9, 1886.
PECK, FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Student Episcopal Seminary, Alexandria, Va.;
ordained Episcopal minister; assistant rector Grace Church, Providence, R. I.;
rector Natick, R. I., Wickford, R. I.; assistant rector St. Michael's church, Bristol,
R. I.; rector Church of Ascension, Baltimore, Md., 19 years; St. Andrew's, now
All Saint's Church, two years; St. Mark's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1851-61; assbtant
Grace Church, New York; rector Calvary Church, WUliamsburg, L. I., 22 years;
b. Bristol, R. L, May 11, 1811; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., June 14, 1888.
WATERMAN, HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Columbia College 1858. Graduated
General Theological Seminary; ordained Episcopal minister 1837; rector St. James's
Chm-ch, Woonsocket, R. I.; St. Stephen's Church, Providence, R. I.; Christ Church,
Andover, Mass.; member standing committee R. I. diocese 21 years; secretary
three years; president seven years; author occasional sermons and addresses;
*.B. K.; b, Centreville, R. I., Aug. 17, 1813; d. Providence, R. I.. Oct. 18, 1876.
1832
ALBEE, OBADIAH WHEELOCK, A. B.; A.M. Principal Gates Academy, Marl-
boro, Mass., 1833-51; high school, Marlboro, Mass., 1851-60; deputy collector
internal revenue, 7th Mass. district; member Mass. house of representatives 1849,
1851, 1861, 1862; Mass. senite 1855, 1857; *. B. K.; b. Milford, Mass., March 24,
1808; d. Marlboro, Mass., July 31, 1866.
ARNOLD, JONATHAN EARLE, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University
1834; lawyer Woonsocket, R. I.; Milwaukee, Wis.; attorney Wis.; member Wis.
council; president Milwaukee bar association 20 years; *. B. K.; b. Woonsodcet,
R. I., Feb. 4, 1814; d. Milwaukee, Wis., June 2, 1869.
BALLOU, OREN ALDRICH, A.B. Teacher Woonsocket, R. I.; cotton manufac-
turer Woonsocket, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1867-69; board of
commissioners for erection of R. I. State Prison 1875-77; *. B. K.; b. Cumberland,
R. I., Aug. 22, 1813; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 21, 1877.
BRIDGHAM, SAMUEL WILLARD, A.B. Merchant Boston, Mass.; banker
New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 24, 1813; d. New York, N. Y.,
Dec. 2, 1870.
EARLE, HENRY, A.B. Bank cashier Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I.,
June 13, 1815; d. Providence, Aug. 21, 1854.
FARNUM, JOSEPH, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1835. Physician Marblehead
and Salem, Mass.; dentist Salem, Mass.; b. Salem, Mass., Dec. 14. 1814; d. Salem,
Nov. 22, 1874.
FEARING, CHARLES NYE, A.B. Dry goods commission merchant and manu-
facturer. New York, N. Y.; b. Wareham, Mass., March 10, 1812- d New York,
N. Y., Jan. 6, 1886.
1832 GRADUATES 187
HARDING, JONATHAN RUSSELL, A.B. From Bristol, R. I.; d. 1832.
HEATON, ISAAC ERVING, A.B. Ordained Congregational minister 1837; preacher
Conn., Elk Grove and Belmont, Wis.; teacher Prairie du Chien and Mineral Point,
Wis.; pastor Moimt Zion, East Troy and Waterloo, Wis.; Fremont, Neb.; delegate
national council 1871, 1874; member Neb. legislature; superintendent public
instruction, Waterloo; b. Franklin, Mass., Oct. 6, 1808; d. Fremont, Neb., Sept.
18, 1893.
HOLDEN, CHARLES, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; from Providence,
R. I.; d. Providence, Aug. 14, 1852.
HUCKINS, JAMES, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1832; pastor South Reading,
and Andover, Mass., Calais, Me.; agent Baptist Home Mission Society, Texas;
pastor Galveston, Texas; Charleston, S. C; b. Vt. 1808; d. Charleston, S. C,
Aug. S, 1863.
LEVERETT, WARREN, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution
1832-33, 1836-37; agent American Bible Society, Charleston, S. C; teacher Ind.;
principal school Greenville, 111.; preparatory department Shurtleff College, Upper
Alton, El.; professor Latin and Greek languages, Shurtleff College; b. Brookline,
Mass., Dec. 19, 1805; d. Upper Alton, 111., Nov. 8, 1872.
LEVERETT, WASHINGTON, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Shurtleff CoUege 1876. Tutor
Brown University 1833-34; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1836; or-
dained Baptist minister 1836; professor mathematics and the natural sciences;
treasurer, librarian, ciirator, trustee, member executive committee, Shurtleff College;
*. B. K.; b. Brookline, Mass., Dec. 19, 1805; d. Upper Alton, 111., Dec. 13, 1889.
MACKIE, JOHN MILTON, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1834-35. Student
Andover Theological Seminary 1833-34; student Berlin 1833-34; author and farmer
Great Barrington, Mass.; president American Jersey Cattle Club 1876-79. Author
Life of Leibnitz, 1845; Cosas de Espana, 1848; Life of Schamyl, 1856; Life of Tai-
Ping-Wang, 1857; From Cape Cod to Dixie, 1864; various biographical sketches;
also numerous articles in magazines; *. B. K.; b. Wareham, Mass., Dec. 19, 1813;
d. Great Barrington, Mass., July 27, 1894.
MILLER, ERASMUS DARWIN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Berkshire Medical Institution
1835. Physician Franklin and Dorchester, Mass.; b. Franklin, Mass., Aug. 8, 1813;
d. Sharon Springs, N. Y., July 5, 1881.
MORSE, STEPHEN, A.B. 1835; A.M. Teacher Wake Forest College, N. C; ad-
mitted to bar; merchant Greenville, HI. Paola, Kans.; one of the founders of
Almira College, Greenville; b. Methuen, Mass., Feb. 14, 1803; d. Paola, Kans.,
Feb. 19, 1883.
NEWHALL, THOMAS BANCROFT, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University
1836-37; admitted to bar 1837; lawyer; postmaster; justice police court; member
first common council; chosen mayor 1854, but declined; chairman school committee;
commission city debt and city hall sinking fund; member public water board and
city solicitor, Lynn, Mass.; member Mass. State Board of Health; president Lynn
Kve Cents Savings Bank; Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Company; Essex Co.
Unitarian Association; trustee Home for Aged Women; member Lynn Bar Associa-
tion; b. Lynn, Mass., Oct. 2, 1811; d. Lynn, Sept. 25, 1893.
PECKHAM, SAMUEL WARD WELL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; librarian Providence Athenaeimi, also secretary, director and president;
jiistice and clerk Providence court of magbtrates; justice police court; clerk mu-
nicipal court; alderman; master in chancery many years. Author Verses in various
Moods and on various Occasions; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., July 5, 1814; d.
Providence, June 29, 1895.
PERRY, SALMON CARPENTER, A.B.; A.M. Teacher White Plains, N. Y.;
clerical member N. Y. Conference, 1838-60; supernumary 1860-61; b. East Attleboro,
Mass., May 27, 1807; d. Harlem, N. Y., March 6, 1872.
RANDALL, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher academy. South Reading, Mass.,
1832-34; Tutor Waterville College, and teacher preparatory school, 1833-37; principal
School for Young Ladies, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1838-41; PhUadelphia, Penn., 1841-49;
ordained Episcopal minister 1849; rector Moorstown, N. J., Pittsburgh, Penn..
Madison, N. J.; b. Salem, Mass., Oct. 9, 1811; d. Madison, N. J., April 20, 1862.
128 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1832
SIMPSON, JOHN KELLEY, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Boston, Mass., New York,
N. Y.; resident Arlington Heights, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., April 8, 1814; d.
Somerville, Mass., October 6, 1897.
WHITE, JACOB, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1835;
ordained Congregational minister 1836; pastor Lyndeboro, N. H.,; Orleans, Mass.;
b. East Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 20, 1806; d. Lyndeboro, N. H., April 3, 1866.
WHITE, JOHN BROWN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. Teacher New Hampden College four
years; lawyer Alton, Dl., Greenville, HI.; judge of probate Greenville; professor
mathematics and natural philosophy. Wake Forest College; ordained Baptist
minister 1840; president Brownsville Female College, Tenn.; Almira College, Green-
ville; principal school for girls Champaign, Dl.; U. S. military service 1864-65,
chaplain; principal school Upper Alton, 111.; b. Bow, N. H., March 10, 1810; d.
Greenville. 111., Feb. 12, 1887.
1833
ANTHONY, HENRY BOWEN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1872. Manufacturer 1833-38;
editor Providence Journal, Providence, R. I., 1838-58; governor R. I. 1849-50;
member U. S. senate 1859-84; president pro tempore 1869, 1871-75; elected but
declined 1883; member R. I. Historical Society 1836-84; bequeathed the Harris
Collection of American Poetry to Brown University Library; *. B. K.; b. Coventry,
R. I., April 1, 1815; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 2, 1884.
AYER, DARIUS. A.B.; from Plaistow, N. H.; d. 1838.
DIXON, NATHAN FELLOWS, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1836;
Yale College one year; admitted to bar 1837; lawyer Westerly, R. I.; member R. I.
general assembly 1842-49, 1851-53, 1855-63, 1872-77; presidential elector 1844;
member U.S. House of Representatives 1849-51, 1863-71; *.B. K.; b. Westerly.
R. I., May 1, 1812; d. Westerly, April 11, 1881.
DYER, EBENEZER PORTER, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary
1836-37; principal academy. Stow, Mass., 1837-38; ordained Congregational minister
1839; pastor Stow, Mass.; city missionary Boston, Mass. ; pastor Hingham, Somer-
ville, Shrewsbury and Hanover, Mass.; author Buny art's Pilgrim's Progress in Verse;
co-editor Amaranth; b. South Abington, Mass., Aug. 15, 1813; d. South Abington,
Aug. 22. 1882.
FREEMAN, EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Bellingham, Mass.; Waterville,
Me.; ordained Baptist minister 1836; pastor Oldtown and Camden, Me.; Bristol,
R. I.; principal classical school, Camden, many years; chaplain Me. State Prison;
b. Mendon, Mass.. April 2. 1806; d. Camden. Me.. Jan. 28. 1882.
JACOBS, WILLIAM BELA. A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1836; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Newburyport and Hyannis. Mass., Clare-
mout, N. H., North Yarmouth, Me.; editor Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia, Penn.
and Christian Press, New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; b. Thompson, Conn., Jan. 8, 1808;
d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 22, 1895.
KNIGHT, NEHEMIAH, A.B. Merchant New York, N. Y.; b. Warwick, R. I.,
Feb. 5, 1812; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., May 30, 1876.
LOVELL, LORENZO OREN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Fall River, Mass.; ordained
Baptist minister 1835; pastor several churches, Mass., R. I., N. Y.; b. Rowley,
Mass., Oct. 24, 1809; d. Rochester, Minn., Sept. 3, 1880.
LOVELL, NEHEMIAH GORHAM, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theolo^cal
Institution; ordained Baptist minister 1834; pastor Princeton, Amherst, Belling-
ham, North Attleboro, Mass.; * B. K.; b. Rowley, Mass., 1806; d. Valley Falls,
R. I., Nov. 15, 1851.
METCALP, GEORGE TRACY, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Peoria. lU.; Boston, Mass.;
Columbus, O.; chief clerk Interior department Washington, D. C.; author Evlogy
on President Taylor; b. Dedham, Mass., Aug. 17, 1810; d. Washington, D. C, Jdy
12, 1871.
POOL, GEORGE FRANKLIN, A.B. Teacher; ordained Methodist minister; pastor
East Greenwich. R. I.; principal Kent Academy, East Greenwich, 1842-43; pastor
Norwich, Conn.; Sandwich, New Bedford, Newburyport, South Boston, Leicester
and Fall River. Mass.; b. Lynn, Mass., Feb. 18, 1811; d. Lynn, Dec. 6, 1886.
1833 GRADUATES 129
RHOADES, BENJAMIN KURD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1836; teacher University Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1836-39;
classical teacher, N. Y., Brookline and Jamaica Plain, Mass.; associate principal
Family School, Newport, R. I., 1849-56; principal School for Boys, Newport, 1856-
69; librarian Redwood Library, Newport, 1859-80; b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 26, 1811;
d. Newport, R. I., Dec. 23, 1880.
SIMMONS, PEREZ, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member convention
which formed the People's constitution; lawyer Hanover, Mass.; member board of
selectmen; member Mass. house of representatives 1852; delegate Mass. constitu-
tional convention 1853; member Mass. senate 1859; b. Hanover, Mass., Jan. 2, 1811;
d. Hanover, May 14, 1885.
STEVENS, EDWARD ARIEL, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1864. Graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1836; ordained Baptist minister 1837; missionary Burma
1836-86; president board of trustees Rangoon Baptist College. Author Commentaries
on the New Testament, and other works in Burmese and English; *. B. K.; b. Sun-
bury, Ga., Jan. 23, 1814; d. Rangoon, Burma, June 19, 1886.
TARR, JABEZ, A.B. Student of theology; *.B. K.; b. Gloucester, Mass.; d.
Gloucester, April 11, 1834.
TOOTHAKER, CHARLES EVERETT, A.B.; A.M. Dentist Philadelphia, Penn.
From Springfield, Vt.; d. Oct. 4, 1890.
TRAIN, ARTHUR SAVAGE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1855. Tutor Brown University
1834-36; trustee 1845-72; ordained Baptist minister 1836; pastor Haverhill, Mass.;
professor sacred rhetoric and pastoral duties, Newton Theological Institution;
pastor Framingham, Mass.; #. B. E.; b. Framingham, Mass., Sept. 1, 1812; d.
Framingham Jan. 2; 1872.
WASHBURN, LEMUEL WILLIAMS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1837.
Physician; from Taimton, Mass.; d. 1845.
WILCOX, HORACE ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological
Institution; ordained Baptist minister 1835; pastor Willington, Conn.; professor
Wake Forest College, N. C.; agent American Baptist Home Mission Society, Ga.;
resident Providence, R. I., Manhattan, Kans.; b. Ludlow, Vt., March 6, 1807;
d. Manhattan, Kans., April 15, 1865.
WILEY, HENRY GUSTAVUS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1836. Physician;
from Lynn, Mass.; d. 1844.
1834
AYER, OLIVER, A.B. Principal Rockingham Academy, Hampton Falls, N. H.;
ordained Baptist minister; pastor Littleton, Mass., Dover, Claremont, Deerfield,
N. H.; Groton, North Oxford, Mass.; b. Plaistow, N. H., Aug. 2, 1810; d. Paw-
tucket, R. I., June 24, 1899.
BAILEY, SILAS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Madison University 1849; LL.D., Franklin
College 1871. Principal Worcester Academy, Mass.; ordained Baptist minister;
pastor Thompson, Conn.; Westboro, Mass.; president Granville College 1846-52;
Franklin College 1852-62; pastor Lafayette, iid.; professor metaphysics and the-
ology, Kalamazoo College, 1866-69; *.B. K.; b. Sterlmg, Mass., June 12, 1809; d.
Paris, France, June 30, 1874.
BRIDGHAM, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to N. Y. bar 1842; in office of U. S.
district court for Southern district of N. Y.; deputy clerk; U. S. commissioner 15
years; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 15, 1815; d. Providence, March 24, 1865.
BULLOCK, JONATHAN RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar, Newport,
R. I., 1836; lawyer; member common council, Alton, 111.; lawyer Bristol, R. I.;
member R. I. house of representatives 1844-47; member committee to inquire into
validity of R. I. revolutionary debt 1849; collector of customs, Bristol and Warren,
R. I., 1849-53; member R. I. senate 1859-60; lieutenant governor 1860-61; special
commissioner to adjust claims of R. I. against the U. S., 1861-62; associate justice
R. I. supreme court 1862-64; U. S. justice district court for R. I. 1864-69; retired.
Author Reports of Commissioner to Adjust Claims ofR. I. against the U. S., Jan., 186S,
1863; Life arid Times of Stukeley Westcote, with some of his Descendants, privately
printed, 1886; *. B. K.; b. Bristol, R. I., Sept. 6, 1815; d. Bristol, May 7, 1899.
ISO BROWN UNIVERSITY 1834
CHAMPLIN, JAMES TIFT, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1863; Rocheater University 1855;
LL.D., Colby University 1873. Tutor Brown University 1835-38. Ordained Baptist
minister 1838; pastor Portland, Me., 1838-41; professor Greek and Latin languages
and literatures, Waterville College, 1841-58; president 1867-73; professor intellectual
and moral philosophy 1858-73; trustee Colby University 1876-81; member Me.
Historical Society 1849; resident Portland 1874-82. Author of various school text
books; *. B. K.; b. Colchester, Conn., June 9, 1811; d. Portland, Me., March 16,
1882.
COLE, GEORGE, A.B. Instructor and professor mathematics and natural philosophy,
Granville Literary and Theological Institution; editor Cross and Journal, Columbus,
O.; editor Daily Gazette; Journal and Messenger, Cincinnati; publisher; #. B. K.;
Sterling, Conn., June 22, 1808; d. Dayton, Ky., July 14, 1868.
DALE, HERVEY SMITH, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister; instructor Granville
Literary and Theological Institution; professor Theological Seminary, Covington,
Ky.; from New York, N. Y.; d. Cincinnati, O., May 27, 1857.
DOWNING, JOSHUA WELLS, A.B.; A.M. Ordained 1837; pastor Salem and
Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Lynn, Mass., March 6, 1813; d. Boston, Mass., Aug. 14
1838.
EDDY, SAMUEL. A.B.; b. Middleboro, Mass., Jan. 9, 1816; d. St. Croix, W I
Jan. 3, 1837.
HAZARD, EDWARD HULL, A.B. Lawyer Providence. R. I.; justice Providence
police court; clerk R. I. house of representatives. Author Reminiscences of the Dorr
War; numerous obituaries; frequent contributions to Providenee Journal; *. B. K;
b. South Kingstown, R. I., Sept. 29, 1812; d. Wakefield. R. I., Dec. 18. 1893.
HOPPIN. CARRINGTON, A.B. Medical student PhUadelphia, Penn.; Paris;
physician Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., July 4, 1812; d. Zurich, Switzer-
land, Feb. 17, 1879.
JOHNSON, CHARLES KELSALL, A.B. Lawyer New Orleans, La.; from Edge-
field, S. C; drowned in Lake Pontchatrain, June. 1847.
LELAND, AUGUSTIN, A.B. Teacher; b. Sherborn, Mass.; d. Pineville. S. C. 1836.
LOTHROP, EDWARD AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M. *.B. K.; from Boston, Mass.
NIGHTINGALE, CRAWFORD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Harvard Divinity School
1838; ordained Unitarian minister 1838; pastor Chicopee, Mass.; Bridgeport, Conn.,
Groton, Athol and Ayer, Mass.; b. Providence, B. I., Nov. 3, 1816; d. Providence
Aug. 19, 1892.
PERKINS, DAVID, A.B. Lawyer Bangor, Me., Fall River, Mass., Boston, Mass.;
member Mass. general court 1847-48; master in chancery 1850-51; member com-
mission for erecting state alms-houses 1852; judge of probate and insolvency;
assistant attorney-general; b. Bridgewater, Mass., Feb. 22, 1816; d. Bridgewater,
Sept. 19, 1864.
POTTER, THOMAS MAWNEY, A.B.; M.D.. University of Penn. 1838. U. S.
navy 1839-76; assistant surgeon 1839; past assistant surgeon 1848; medical director
1871; b. Kingston, R. I., Aug. 12, 1814; d. Kingston. April 13, 1890.
ROBINSON, LUTHER, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1836-38. Principal
CofiBn School, Nantucket, Mass.. 1834-36; first sub-master English High School,
Boston, Mass.. 1838-58; expert in ventilation of buildings. Mebose, Newton and
Cambridgeport. Mass.; author various plans for ventilation; *. B. K.; b. Windham,
Conn., June 5, 1811; d. Milford, Mass., Jan. 13, 1897.
SIMPSON, DANIEL POMEROY, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Boston. Mass.; officer
U. S. revenue service; b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 27, 1815; d. Arlington Heights. Mass..
Oct. 7. 1880. 6 . .
TIFFANY. PARDON DEXTER. A.B.; A.M.; LL.B.. Harvard University 1838;
lawyer St. Louis, Mo.. 1888-48; resident Worcester, Mass., 1852-61; *.B. K;b.
Mendon, Mass., Nov. 18, 1812; d. St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 14. 1861.
WARD, EPHRAIM, A.B.; A.M. Teacher academy, Pairhaven, Mass., ten years;
admitted to bar 1839; lawyer Cleveland, O.; justice police court Cleveland; student
Lane Theological Seminary. Cincinnati. O., one year; ordained Baptist minister
1842; pastor Raynham, Mass.; lawyer Chicago, 111.; land commissioner. Chicago;
1834 GRADUATES
181
lawyer Highland, Kans.; *. B. K.; b. Middleboro, Mass., Oct. 6, 1811; d. Hiehland.
Kans., Dec. iS, 1873. '
WOOD, CHARLES WILKES, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Rochester, Wareham and
Middleboro, Mass.; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1838; ordained Con-
gregational minister 1839; pastor Ashby, Campello and North Bridgewater, Mass.;
superintendent of schools Brockton, Mass.; preacher Lakeville, Scotland and
Bridgewater, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1847; b. Middleboro
Mass., June 30, 1814; d. Middleboro, March 3, 1895.
WOOD, WnXIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Principal Coffin School, Nantucket,
Mass.; lawyer Boston and Middleboro, Mass.; member Mass. senate 1848-1850;
delegate Mass. constitutional convention 1853; member Mass. house of representa-
tives 1857; Mass. executive council 1858; judge of probate and insolvency; *. B. K.;
b. Middleboro, Mass., Oct. 24, 1811; d. Middleboro, March 30, 1883.
1835
Note: This has sometimes been called the CONSCIENTIOUS CLASS. It appears
from the record, that they were unwilling to accept of parts on Commencement.
unless the distribution of them on the principle of scholarship were relinquished.
This could not be done consistently with President Wayland's views of the matter,
and consequently all but three of the class declined being candidates for degrees.
Degrees were later conferred and the date after the degree shows the year in which
it was given.
BOSWORTH, ALFRED, A.B. 1845; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1854-62.
Admitted to R. I. bar 1838; lawyer Chepachet and Warren, R. I.; member R. I.
house of representatives 1839-54; speaker 1842-44, 1851-53; associate justice R. I.
supreme court 1854-62; *.B. K.; b. Warren, R. I., Jan. 28, 1812; d. Warren, May
10, 1862.
CHAPIN, HENRY, A.B. 1836; LL.D. 1878; LL.B., Harvard University 1838.
Admitted to bar 1838; lawyer Uxbridge and Worcester, Mass.; member Mass.
house of representatives 1845; commissioner of insolvency 1848; mayor Worcester
1849-51; member Mass. constitutional convention 1853; acting mayor 1870; judge
of probate and insolvency 1858-78; commissioner imder the Mass. personal liberty
law; member Mass. state board of education; chairman of visitors Mass. State
Normal School, Worcester; trustee Leicester Academy; vice president board of
trustees several years; trustee Worcester Lunatic Asylum; one of the foimders Old
Men's Home, Worcester; director City National Bank, Worcester; *. B. K.; b,
Upton, Mass., May 13, 1811; d. Worcester, Mass., Oct., 13, 1878.
CHAPIN, JOSHUA BICKNELL, A.B. 1838; M.D., Berkshire Medical Institution
1838. Physician, druggist and photographer. Providence, R. I.; commissioner
public schools R. I. several years; editor R. I. Schoolmaster; *. B. K.; b. Hillsboro,
N. H., Aug. 19, 1814; d. June 7, 1881.
CROSS, GEORGE WARREN. A.B. 1876; from Charleston, S. C.
CURREY, SAMUEL, A.B. 1866; A.M. Principal University Grammar School
1835-36; admitted to bar 1837; lawyer Providence, R. I., 1837-78; member R. I.
house of representatives two years; R. I. senate seven years; *. B. K.; b. near Pred-
ericton, N. S., Oct. 12, 1806; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 28, 1878.
EATON, GILES MARDENBOROUGH, A.B. 1875; from Plainfield, Conn.
GODDARD, JOSIAH, A.B. 1875. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1838;
ordained Baptist minister 1838; missionary American Baptist Missionary Union,
Bangkok, Siam; Shanghai, China; Ningpo, China. Author English and Chinese
dictionary; translation of New Testament into Chinese, besides several tracts;
b. Wendell, Mass., Oct. 27, 1813; d. Ningpo, China, Sept. 4, 1854.
GOULD, SAMUEL LAWRENCE, A.B. 1868. Lecturer on slavery 1835-37; master
grammar school, Chelsea, Charlestown and Boston, Mass.; superintendent several
gold mining companies. Col.; stock farmer, near Canon City, Col.; b. Boston,
Mass., May 20, 1814; d. near Canon City, Col., Feb. 11, 1874.
HOLDEN, LEVI HALL, A.B. 1875; M.D., University of Penn. 1838. Physician
Providence, R. I., 1838-40; assistant surgeon U. S. army 1840-67; retired with rank
ISe BUOWN UNIVERSITY 1836
of lieutenant colonel; b. Providence, R. I., May 6, 1817; d. Vineland, N. J., May
12, 1874.
IVES, DWIGHT, A.B. 1857; D.D., Madison University 1854. Ordained Baptist
minister 1835; pastor Springfield, Mass., Alton, 111., Suffield, Conn.. Conway, Mass.,
*. B. K; b. West Springfield, Mass., Sept. 20, 1805; d. Conway, Mass., Dec. 22, 1875.
JEWETT, CHARLES COFFIN, A.B. 1838; A.M. Librarian Brown University
1842-48; professor modem languages and literature 1843-48. Principal academy,
Uxbridge, Mass., 1835-37; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1840; principal
Day's Academy, Wrentham, Mass., 1840-41; studied abroad 1843-46; assistant
secretary and librarian Smithsonian Institution 1848-58. Author Close of the late
Rebellion, 1842; Catalogue of the Library of Brown University, 1843; Notices of Public
Libraries in the U. S., 1S51; On the construction of Catalogues of Libraries, 1852; Cata-
logue of the Boston Public Library, Bates Hall, 1861; *. B. K.; b. Lebanon, Me.,
Aug. 12, 1816; d. Braintree, Mass., Jan. 9, 1868.
LOOMIS, JUSTIN ROLPH, A.B. 1836; A.M., Waterville College 1838; Ph.D.,
University at Lewisburg, Penn., 1854; LL.D., Rochester University 1858. Teacher
Pawtuxet, R. I., 1835-36; tutor Waterville College 1836-38; professor chemistry
and natural history 1838-52; ordained Baptist minister 1845; professor natural
sciences, University at Lewisburg, Penn., 1853-58; president 1858-79; U. S. military
service 1862; chaplain. Author Elements of Geology, 1852; Elements of Anatomy
and Physiology, 1853; *. B. K.; b. Bennington, N. Y., June 21, 1810; d. Lewisbiu-g,
Penn., June 22, 1898.
MACOMBER, JOSHUA MASON, A.B. 1862; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians
and Surgeons 1854, Principal Union Academy, Bennington, Vt., 1835-37; academy,
New Salem, Mass.; Franklin Academy, Shelburne Falls, Mass.; academy, Uxbridge,
Mass., 1841-51; professor chemistry, Penn. Medical College, 1854-60; resident
Uxbridge, Mass., 1860-81; b. New Salem, Mass., Oct. 12, 1811; d. Uxbridge, Mass.,
Feb. 9, 1881.
MOREY, REUBEN, A.B. 1875. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Madison, Ind.,
Louisville, Ky., Attleboro, Mass., Homer, N. Y., Wyoming, N. Y., Arcade, N. Y.,
Delavan, 111., Tonica, lU., Merton, Wis.; b. Fabius, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1805; d.
Waukesha, Wis., May 17, 1880.
NASON, ELIAS, A.B. 1836; A.M. Teacher Cambridge, Mass.; Augusta, Ga.;
principal academy, Waynesboro, Ga.; high school, Newburyport, Mass.; Latin
School, Newburyport; master high school, Milford, Mass.; ordained Congregational
minister; pastor Natick and Medford, Mass., Exeter, N. H., Central, Dracut and
Lowell, Mass.; member N. E. Historic Genealogical Society; N. Y. Historical Society;
American Antiquarian Society. Author of song and hymn books, addresses and
memoirs; editor Georgia Courier; Watch Tower; N. E. Historical and Genealogical
Register; Home and Abroad; b. Wrentham, Mass., April 21, 1811; d. North BiUerica,
Mass., June 17, 1887.
NEWMAN, ZENAS B., A.B. 1875; A.M., Shurtleff College 1841. Principal academic
and preparatory departments, Shurtleff College, 1835-40; professor oratory, rhetoric
and belles-lettres 1841-44; from Seekonk, Mass.; deceased.
RANDALL, GEORGE MAXWELL, A.B. 1836; A.M.; D.D, 1856. Graduated
General Theological Seminary 1838; ordained Episcopal minister 1839; rector
Fall River and Boston, Mass.; clerical deputy Mass. diocese; secretary house of
clerical and lay deputies; rnissionary bishop Col.; editor Christian Witness; Church
Advocate; *. B. K.; b. Warren, R. I., Nov. 23, 1810; d. Denver, Col., Sept. 28, 1873.
RICHARDSON, EDWARD TRASK, A.B. 1875; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons 1839; *. B. K.; from New York, N. Y.; h. 1814, Danvers, Mass.; d.Aue.
14, 1881.
SAXTON, WILLIAM ROBINSON, A.B. 1836. Teacher Young Ladies' School,
Providence, R. I.; from Lebanon, Conn.; d. 1837.
STONE, EDWARD, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1839; ordained
Unitarian minister. Providence, R. I., 1840; missionary Iowa; pastor Barnstable,
Mass.; Calais and Bucksport, Me.; South Natick, Mass.; b. Framingham, Mass.,
Feb. 4, 1815; d. Framingham, Aug. 10, 1876.
SUMNER, SAMUEL STILLMAN, A.B.; A.M. Prom Boston, Mass • * B K.- d.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 24, 1884.
1836 GRADUATES 1S3
UPHAM, WILLIAM D.. A.B. 1875; from Weathersfield, Vt.
UEMENETA, GEBONIMO. A.B. 1851; A.M. 1851; LL.D. 1869. Scientific farmer
and niiller, Chile; secretary of finance, Chile, 1850-52; member Chilian chamber of
deputies 1852-64; president six years; minister of interior and foreign affairs, Chile,
1857-69; member Chilian senate 1865-81; *. B. K.; b. Santiago 1816; d. Chile, 1881.
WARREN, JONAH GOULDING. A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Rochester University 1866.
Trustee Brown University 1858-74. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1838;
ordained Baptist minister 1838; pastor Cabotville, Mass.; Troy, N. Y.; correspond-
ing secretary Baptist Missionary Union 1855-72; Newton Theological Institution
1859-75; *.B. K; b. Ward, Mass., Sept. 11, 1812; d. Newton Centre, Mass., Feb.
27. 1884.
WATERMAN, JOHN, A.B. 1875; from Providence, R. I.; d. 1837.
1836
BENNETT, EDWARD ANDREW, A.B. Merchant Louisville, Ky., Philadelphia,
Penn.; b. Windsor, N. S., Sept. 29, 1806; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Oct. 18, 1867.
BROWN, WILLIAM LAWTON, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1836-38; ordained Baptist minister 1839; pastor Ann Arbor, Mich., Bristol, R. I.,
West Springfield, Westboro, Watertown, Mass., Mt. Pleasant, Ottumwa, la.,
Kearney, Neb.; North Reading, Mass.; farmer Wrentham, Mass.; *. B. K.; b.
Providence, R. I., May 20, 1814; d. Wrentham, Mass., Dec. 15, 1908.
CHAMBERLAIN, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1837-38;
student Andover Theological Seminary; Union Theological Seminary; home mis-
sionary O. and Ind.; ordained Congregational minister 1842; pastor Berkley,
Freetown, Mendon, Aubi^n, Mass.; Ashford, Eastford, Oxford, Redding, Burlington
and East Granby, Conn. Author Layman's Assistant, numerous contributions to
newspapers; *. B. K.; b. Hollistou, Mass., Oct. 4, 1813; d. East Granby, Conn.,
March 30, 1881.
CLARKE, SAMUEL, A.B. Lawyer Northboro, Mass.; from Sherbom, Mass.; d.
March 10, 1890.
DOUGLAS, JOHN GALE, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Cmcinnati, O.; b. Newark, N. J.,
1816; d. Cincinnati, O., March 23, 1890.
DUNNELL, THOMAS LYMAN, A.B. Calico printer Pawtucket, R. I.; president
Dunnell Manufacturing Company; b. Providence, R. I., July 5, 1816; d. East
Greenwich, R. I., Dec. 27, 1895.
EVERETT, CHARLES JARVIS, A.B.; from Wrentham, Mass.; d. 1838.
FARNUM, CALEB, A.B.; A.M. Principal private school. Providence, R. I.;
academy Fruit Hill, R. I.; Richmond Street Grammar School, Providence; Elm
Street Grammar School, Providence; civil engineer; fire insurance agent; author
Famum's Orammar; Practical Penjoan; *. B. K.; b. Smithfield, R. I., Oct. 30, 1816;
d. Providence, B. I., July 4, 1889.
JAQUES, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Va. 1836-37; horticulturist Worcester,
Mass.; commissioner of shade trees and public grounds, Worcester; director Public
Library; trustee City Hospital; b. Brooklyn, Conn., Feb. 18, 1816; d. Worcester,
Mass., Aug. 24, 1872.
JONES, JOHN GILMORE, A.B. Principal, Brooklyn, Plainfield, Conn.; scientific
lecturer; farmer Falmouth, Mass.; b. Foxboro, Mass., Oct. 12, 1811; d. Fahnouth,
Mass., Oct. 12, 1879.
KNOWLES, JOHN POWER, A.B.; LL.D., Harvard University 1838. Admitted to
bar 1838; lawyer Providence, R. I.; master in chancery; member R. I. house of
representatives 1855-56, 1866-67; city solicitor Providence 1866-67; justice U. S.
district court, R. I., 1869-81. One of the signers Nine Lawyers' Ojnnian, 1842; author
The Court vs. the General Assembly, 1857; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 13,
1808; d. Providence, Aug. S, 1887.
LINCOLN. JOHN LARKIN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., 1859. Tutor Brown University
1839-41; assistant professor Latin 1844-45; professor Latm language and literature
1845-91; instructor German 1867-68. Tutor Columbian College 1836-37; student
Newton Theological Institution 1837-39; in Europe 1841-44; principal School for
IM BROWN UNIVERSITY 1836
Young Ladies 1859-67. Editor Selection from lAvy, 1847; Workt of Horace, 1851;
Oni, 1883; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass.. Feb. 23, 1817; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 17,
1891.
LINCOLN, JOTHAM, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1839; lawyer Hingham, Mass.;
member Mass. house of representatives 1847; ranchman Spring Valley, Col.; b.
Hingham, Mass., Nov. 7, 1815; killed by Indians, Spring Valley, Col., Sept. 4, 1868.
LOVE, HORACE THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Soliciting agent Brown University 1859.
Ordained Baptist minister 1836; missionary Corfu, Greece; pastor North Adams,
Mass.; secretary American and foreign Bible Society, New York, N. Y.; organized
church. East Abington, Mass.; Greenwood Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.; preacher
Providence, R. I.; Windsor, Vt.; resident Kansas; Babylon, L. I.; *. B. K.; b. near
Syracuse, N. Y., Nov. 16, 1808; d. Babylon, L. I., N. Y., Jan. 18, 1895.
MELLEN, WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN. A.B. Teacher; lawyer Akron, Cincmnati,
O.; mayor Milford,0.; b. Holliston, Mass., Nov. 2, 1808; d. Milford, O., Oct. 1, 1894.
POTTER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Law student Harvard University; admitted
to bar 1838; lawyer Providence, R. I.; resident Kingston, R. I.; member R. I.
house of representatives 1851-52; acting attorney-general R. I. several times; com-
mander Providence Horse Guards. Author various arguments; *. B. K.; b. Nov. 2,
1816, South Kingston, R. I.; d. there Oct. 29, 1908.
RANDALL, SILAS BURROWS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1840; ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor Woburn, Andover, Mass.;
manufacturer Mystic, Conn.; manufacturer of harness machinery, Cincinnati, 0.;
Wyoming, O.; b. Mystic River, Conn., July 4, 1814; d. Wyoming, O., Jan. 15, 1895.
RANDOLPH, THOMAS LYMAN, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor, Va., 1836-38;
graduated General Theological Seminary 1841; ordained Episcopal deacon 1841;
priest 1843; rector Portsmouth, Manton, South Scituate, R. I., Otis, Wilkinsonville,
Mass.; Brandon, Windsor, Franklin, Vt., Trumansburgh, Sherbiune, N. Y. ; resident
Alameda, Cal.; b. Newport, R. I., Dec. 7, 1818; d. Alameda, Cal., Feb. 14, 1904.
SCOTT, JACOB RICHARDSON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Hyannis, Brookline, Mass.;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1842; ordained Baptist minister 1842;
pastor Petersburg, Hampton, Va.; chaplain University of Virginia; pastor Portland,
Me.; Fall River, Mass.; Rochester, Yonkers, N. Y.; superintendent of schools.
Maiden, Mass., 1861. Author various hymns and magazine articles; *. B. K.; b.
Boston, Mass., March 1, 1815; d. Maiden, Mass., Dec. 10, 1861.
SHEPARD, STEPHEN OSGOOD, A.B.; LL.D. 1886. Admitted to bar 1843;
lawyer Albany, N. Y.; director National Commercial Bank; Dudley Observatory;
Boston and Albany Railroad; Albany Medical College; *. B. K. b. Salem, Mass
Aug. 4, 1816; d. Albany, N. Y.. March 2, 1897.
SHEPARD, THOMAS PERKINS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1840.
Tutor Brown University 1836-37; trustee 1851-77. Studied abroad 1840-44; manu-
facturer of chemicals, Providence. R. I., 1845-77; member Providence common
council 1848-51; R. I. senate 1853-54; trustee R. I. Hospital 1863-77; president
1877; member board of commissioners to build Providence Co. court house 1875.
Author Receipts jar Calico Printing toith particular Reference to the Employment of
Madder Extract and Artificial Laizarin, 1872; *. B. K.; b. Salem, Mass., March 16,
1817; d. Providence, R. I., May 5, 1877.
SMITH, HENRY, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister; b. Worcester, Mass.
TIIilNGHAST, WILBOR, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Hamilton Literary and Theo-
logical Institution; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Franklmville, Evansville,
Antwerp, N. Y., Wilmington, Vt.; Lafayette, O.; resident Bloomer, Wis.; *.B. K.;
b. Norway, N. Y., Feb. 12. 1810; d. Bloomer. Wis., March 13, 1884.
WATERBURY, CHARLES HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Darien, Conn.; lawyer
New York, N. Y.; inventor; oil manufacturer Elizabeth, N. J. Author articles in
chess periodicals; b. Darien, Conn., Nov. 19, 1816; d. Elizabeth, N J March 22,
1882.
1837
BABCOCK, WILLIAM ROBINSON, A.B.; D.D. 1869. Ordained Episcopal
deacon 1840; priest 1841; rector Gardiner. Me., Salem, Mass., Natchez, Miss.,
1837 GRADUATES 18S
Jamaica Plain, Mass.; retired 1872; *.B. K.; b. Westerly. R. I.. March 28, 1814;
d. Philadelphia, Penn.. Jan. 22, 1899.
BISHOP, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Harvard University 1855. Tutor Brown
University 1838-39; trustee 1842-64; fellow 1854-61. Private teacher Providence,
R. I.; superintendent public schools Providence 1839-52; Boston, Mass., 1852-58;
resident New York, N. Y., 1850-80; one of the managers Christian Conunission
during Civil war; member U. S. Indian Commission; member board American
Baptist Home Mission Society; secretary two years; original trustee Vassar College;
chairman executive committee eight years; one of the managers American Bible
Society; president financial committee Anglo-American revision of the Bible;
member committee, Evangelical Alliance, to present to the Czar remonstrances
against interference with freedom of worship, 1873; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Vernon, N.
Y., Aug. 12, 1808; d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1880.
BRAYTON, DURLIN LEE, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1837; missionary to
the Pwo-Karens, Burma; at Rangoon, Burma, 1855-1900. Author in Pwo-Karen:
Boly Bible; Hymn Books; Scripture Catechisms, three nimibers; Catechetical History
of the Saviour, as given in the four Evangelists; Spelling Book; Primer; Elementary
Geography; Arithmetic; Readers, two numbers; abo numerous sermons, tracts and
leaflets; b. Hubbardston, Vt., Oct. 27, 1808; d. Rangoon, Burma, April 23, 1900.
BRITTAN, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Associate principal Collegiate Institute,
Rochester, N. Y.; teacher Lyons, N. Y.; inventor continuous copper-strip lightning-
rod; in business connected with his invention, Lockport, Rochester, Detroit, N. Y.,
Chicago, 111.; Adrian, Mich.; b. Spencer, Mass., Sept. 2, 1808; d. Adrian, Mich.,
Jan. 3, 1872.
BURBANK, DAVID, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Franklin College 1858. Student Newton
Theological Institution 1837-39; principal Day's Academy, Wrentham, Mass.;
grammar school. Providence, R. I.; in business Rochester, N. Y.; principal academies
Wyoming, Elbridge, Munroe, Brockport, N. Y.; ordained Baptist minister 1862;
pastor Delavan, Wis.; *. B. K..; b. Deerfield, N. H., Oct. 10, 1810; d. Chicago, HI.,
April 26, 1865.
CALDWELL, JOHN CALHOUN, A.B.; from Newberry, S. C.
CARPENTER, SOLOMON, A.B.; from Stephentown, N. Y.
CHILD, WILLIAM SPENCER, A.B.; A.M.; Trinity College 1854; D.D., Co-
lumbia College 1875. Ordained Episcopal minister; rector Fruit Hill, R. I., Spring-
field, Mass., Brooklyn, N. Y., Newport, R. I.; principal boys' preparatory school,
Newport, R. I.; rector Jamestown, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 14, 1818; d.
Jamestown, R. I., Dec. 8, 1892.
CLARK, ASA FRANKLIN, A.B. Graduated Hartford Theological Seminary 1840;
ordained Congregational minister 1842; pastor Amsterdam, N. Y., Peru, Ludlow,
Weathersfield, Vt., Leverett, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Canterbury, Conn., April 3, 1811;
d. West Brattleboro, Vt., April 16, 1893.
CORBETT, BENJAMIN SMITH, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1840; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Andover, Mass.; b. Framingham,
Mass., Feb. 16, 1812; d. 1862.
DALLAM, JAMES WILMER, A.B. Lawyer Matagorda, Texas. Author The Lont
Star, a Tale of Texas, 1847; editor Laws of Texas, 1845; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; from
Baltimore, Md.; d. New Orleans, La., Aug. 21, 1847.
FISH, ERASMUS DARWIN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1839. Lawyer
Thornton, N. H.; A.A. *.; from Thornton, N. H.; d. 1846.
PISKE, OLIVER JOHNSON, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution;
ordained Baptist minister 1837; pastor Limerock, R. I.; principal Young Ladies'
Seminary, Stewart's Creek, Tenn., boys' school, Robertson Co., Tenn.; teacher
Nashville, Tenn.; president Eno College, Gallatin, Tenn.; pastor Oldtown, Leroy,
Rock Creek, Randolph's Grove, 111.; resident Indianapolis, Ind.; *. B. K.; b. Nash-
ville, Tenn., Jan. 24, 1809; d. Crawfordsville, Ind., Jan. 8, 1886.
GREENE, SAMUEL STILLMAN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1870. Professor didactics.
Brown University, 1851-54; professor mathematics and civil engineermg 1855-64;
natural philosophy and astronomy 1864-75; mathematics and asUonomy 1875-83.
Assistant principal academy, Worcester. Mass.. 1837-40; supermtendent public
180 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1837
schools, Springfield, Mass., 1840-42; assistant teacher English high school, Boston,
Mass., 1842-44; master Phillips Grammar School, Boston, 1844-49;_ agent Mass.
board of education 1849-61; superintendent public schools. Providence, R. I.,
1851-55; member Providence school conmiittee 1854-72; president R. I. Institute;
American Institute of Instruction; National TeScher's Association. Author Antdyiis
of the English Langiuige, 1848; First Lessons in Grammar, 1848; Elements of English
Grammar, 1852; English Grammar, 1867; Introduction to English Grammar, 1868;
*. B. K.; b. Belchertown, Mass., May 3, 1810; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 24, 1883.
GRIGGS, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1839. Lawyer Boston,
Mass.; librarian Harvard Law School several years; b. Brookline, Mass., Sept. 8,
1813; d. Brookline, May 8, 1888.
HARRIS, GEORGE, A.B.; from Lancaster, Mass.; *.B. K.; d. 1837.
HAYNES, ARUS, A.B.; A.M. Baptist minister; physician; from Middletown,
Vt.; d. at sea 1853.
HENSHAW, ALEXANDER GRISWOLD, A.B.; from Baltimore, Md.; d. New
York, N. Y.. Jan. 29, 1854.
INGRAHAM, JOHN SHEPARD, A.B. Principal academy, Macon, Ga., 1841;
teacher Cave Springs, Albany, Senoia, Ga.; ordained Baptist minister; pastor
Senoia, Ga.; b. Attleboro, Mass., April 25, 1813; d. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 7, 1881.
JONES, LAMBERT JEFFERSON, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1839; lawyer
Newberry, S. C; school trustee; commissioner in equity; member S. C. legislature
three terms; *.B. K.; b. Newberry Co., S. C, July 17, 1813; d. Newberry, S. C,
July 15, 1894.
LELAND, IRA, A.B. Teacher; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Barnstable,
Long Plain, Lexington, Mass., Warren, Topsham, Me.; b. Weathersfield, Vt.,
June 4, 1810; d. Brunswick, Me., Jan. 3, 1887.
LYON, ABUA SMITH, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1837; pastor North Oxford,
Chatham, Natick, Mass.; home missionary and pastor Minn.; b. Woodstock, Conn.,
April 2, 1805; d. Newport, Minn., Sept. 13, 1871.
NEWCOMB, CHARLES KING, A.B.; A.M. Engaged m literary pursuits; V. S.
military service 1862; abroad 1874; from Providence, R. I.
NOYES, EDWIN, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Waterville College; student Harvard Law
School; lawyer Waterville, Me.; treasurer and superintendent of Androscoggin and
Kennebec Railroad Company; superintendent Michigan Central Railroad 1853-54:
member Me. senate 1849-50; «.B. E.; A.A.^.; b. Kingston, R. I., Feb. 21, 1812;
d. Boston, Mass., March 23, 1888.
PECK, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B. Teacher Jeffersonville, Madison, Ind.;
Cincinnati, O.; editor Daily Sun and Republican, Cincinnati, O.; admitted to Mass.
bar 1843; musical and dramatic critic Boston Post; founder Boston Musical Reciew
1845; connected with New York Courier and Enquirer, American Review, and other
publications. Author various essays and contributions to magazines; A.A. $.; b.
Rehoboth, Mass., Dec. 4, 1817; d. Boston, Mass., June 6, 1859.
PHILLIPS, DANIEL WILLIAM, A.B.; D.D. 1874. Student Newton Theological
Institution; ordained Baptist minister 1838; pastor Medford, Wakefield, Mass.;
president and professor Nashville Normal and Theological Institute, now Roger
Williams University, 1864-90; *.B. K.; b. Cillmaenllyd, Carmarthenshire, Wales,
June 7, 1809; d. Nashville, Tenn., April 13, 1890.
PUTNAM, DAVID ABBOTT, A.B.; from Salem, Mass.; d. 1840.
REDING, CHARLES WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution; 1840; ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor West Townsend, Mass.,
North Yarmouth, Me., Beverly, Manchester, Webster, Milford, Beverly, Mass.;
member Mass. house of representatives 1860-61; *. B. K.; A. A.$.; b. Portsmouth,
N. H., Sept. 21, 1811; d. Beverly Farms, Mass., May 26, 1899.
RICHARDS, WILLIAM COOLIDGE, A.B.; A.M. Principal Bennington Union
Academy; president Hancock Literary and Scientific Institution; ordained Baptist
minister 1841; pastor North Grafton, Lynn, Newton, Mass.; b. Newton, Mass.,
June 20, 1809; d. Natick, Mass., Dec. 13, 1894.
1837 GRADUATES 1S7
SCAMMELL. JOHN STEARNS, A.B. Admitted to Mass. bar 1840; lawyer Mil-
ford, Mass.; first justice Milford police court; member Mass. house of representatives
1857-58; b. Bellingham, Mass., May 26, 1816; d. Milford, Mass., Oct. 14, 1897.
SMITH, FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1840
ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor Providence, Fruit Hill, Allendale, Wanskuck,
R. I.; pastor Rutland, Vt.; N. E. district secretary American Baptist Publication
Society; missionary R. I. State Convention; #. B. K.; b. South Reading, Mass., July
12, 1812; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 29, 1872.
SMITH, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. Student New Hampton Literary and Theological
Institution; Newton Theological Institution; ordained Baptist minister 1837;
pastor Woonsocket, Newport, R. I., Bellingham and Uxbridge, Grafton, Mass.;
connected with Female Collegiate Institute, Worcester, Mass. ; pastor North Oxford,
Mass.; b. Hampstead, N. H., Jan. 31, 1808; d. North Oxford, Mass., April 26, 1866.
SOMMERS, THOMAS SKELDING, A.B.; A.M. Teacher private school New
York, N. Y.; admitted to bar 1841 ; lawyer New York; *. B. K.; b. Troy, N. Y.,
Jan. 11, 1818; d. Astoria, N. Y., Oct. 1871.
STEARNS, ORRIN ORLANDO, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1838; pastor
Sturbridge, Mass.; principal Hancock Literary and Scientific Institution; Rocking-
ham Academy; pastor Hampton Falls, Deerfield, Milford, Manchester, N. H.,
Thomaston, Me., Racine, Wis., Winona, Minn., Lodi, Wis.; b. Monkton, Vt.,
Feb. 27, 1810; d. Lodi, Wis., Oct. 19, 1885.
TAYLOR, WILLLAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; from Sturbridge, Mass.; d. 1869.
THXINGHAST, NICHOLAS POWER, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor Society HiU,
S. C; graduated Theological Seminary, Alexandria, Va., 1842; ordained Episcopal
minister 1842; assistant rector Monumental Church, Richmond. Va.; rector Society
Hill, S. C; acting rector Trinity chm-ch, Washington, D. C; rector Marblehead,
Mass.; Georgetown, D. C; resident Philadelphia, Penn.; *. B. K.; b. Providence,
R. I., March 3, 1817; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Aug. 7, 1869.
TRAIN, CHARLES RUSSELL. A.B.; A.M. Teacher; law student Harvard
University; admitted to bar 1841; lawyer Framingham, Boston, Mass.; member
Mass. house of representatives 1847-48, 1868, 1870-71; district attorney 1848-51,
1853-55; delegate Mass. constitutional convention 1853; member Mass. executive
council 1857-58; U. S. house of representatives 1859-63; U. S. military service,
aide-de-camp to Gen. McClellan; member Boston common council 1867-68; attorney
general Mass. 1871-79. Author Precedents of Indictmenis, in conjunction with F. F.
Heard, 1865; b. Framingham, Mass., Oct. 18, 1817; d. North Conway, N. H.,
July 29, 1885.
WELD, STOWELL LEVERETT, A.B.; A.M. Principal private school. Danielson-
ville. Conn.; associate principal Smith ville Seminary, Scituate. R. I.; teacher Nor-
wich, Conn.; Stonington, Conn.; b. Sturbridge, Mass., March 16, 1809; d. Daniel-
sonville. Conn., Dec. 16. 1865.
1838
ALDEN, DAVID, A.B. Teacher Kalamazoo, Mich.; principal, Shelbume FaUs,
Mass.; farmer Ashfield, Mass., Southboro, Mass., Kewanee, 111.; b. Ashfield,
Mass., Feb. 10, 1812; d. Kewanee, 111., Nov. 24, 1864.
AMES, WILLIAM SHAW, A.B. Law student Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
d. 1840.
ARNOLD, ALBERT NICHOLAS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University of Rochester
1860. Trustee Brown University 1875-83. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1841; ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor, Newburyport, Mass.; missionary,
Greece; professor church history, Newton Theological Institution; pastor Westboro,
Mass.; professor Biblical criticism and pastoral theology, Hamilton Literary and
Theological Institution; New Testament Greek and Biblical literature. Baptist
Union Theological Seminary, Chicago, 111.; resident Cranston, R. I.; author sermons
published in modem Greek, Athens, 1883; *. B. K.; b. Cranston, R. I., Feb. 12, 1814;
d. Pawtuxet, R. L, Oct. 11, 1883.
BOWERS, CHARLES MANNING. A.B.; D.D. 1870. Student Newton Theological
Institution; ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor Lexington, Clinton, Spencer,
1S8 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1838
Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1864-66; secretary Mass. Baptist
convention; editor newspaper Clinton, Mass.; $. B. K.; A.A.^.; d. Aug. 24, 190T.
BRADLEY, CHARLES SMITH, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1867. Tutor Brown University
1838-40; fellow 1866-88. Law student Harvard University; admitted to bar 1841;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. senate 1854; chief justice R. I, supreme
court 1866-68; lecturer Harvard Law School 1870-73; professor jurisprudence
1876-79; delegate several national democratic conventions. Author numerous
articles on constitutional reform in R. I. ; *. B. K. ; A. A. *. ; b. Newburyport, Mass.,
July 19, 1819; d. New York, N. Y., April 29, 1888.
BURGESS, ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1866; Racine College 1880; LL.D.,
Griswold College 1891. Graduated General Theological Seminary 1841; ordained
Episcopal deacon 1842; priest 1843; East Haddam, Conn.; Augusta, Me.; Port-
land, Me.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Springfield, Mass.; bishop of Quincy, 111., 1878-1901;
resident Galesburgh, Peoria, 111., St. Albans, Vt.; deputy general convention 1844-
77; president house of deputies 1877. Author Memoir of the First Bishop of Maine,
1869; Sunday School and Catechetical Book; Six Charges to the Clergy of the Diocese;
*.B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 31, 1819; d. St. Albans, Vt., Oct. 8, 1901.
CLARKE, JAMES MASON, A.B. Law student Harvard University; admitted to
bar 1841; lawyer Providence, R. I.; district attorney 1849-52; presiding justice
Providence court of magistrates; city solicitor 1854-63; register in bankruptcy
1867-76; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 27, 1818; d. Providence, Dec. 21, 1885.
COLBURN, ALFRED, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution;
ordained Baptist minister 1842; pastor Westfield, Mass., Saco, Me., Warwick,
R. I., Sharon, South Adams, Mass., Hampton Falls, N. H., Bradford, Chelmsford,
Raynham, Taunton, Hopkinton, Conway, Mass.; secretary N. E. Simday School
Union; editor The Young Reaper; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Boston, Mass., June 26, 1815;
d. Worcester, Mass., Feb. 27, 1892.
COLE, AZEL DOW, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1883; Norwich University 1852. Graduated
General Theological Seminary 1841; ordained Episcopal deacon 1841; priest 1842;
rector, Woonsocket, R. I.; Kalamazoo, Mich.; Racine, Wis.; president Nashotah
House, and pastor St. Sylvanus's Church, Nashotah, Wis. ; *. B. K. ; b. Sterling, Conn.,
Dec. 1, 1818; d. Nashoteh, Wis., Oct. 15, 1885.
DIKE, SAMUEL FULLER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Bowdoin College 1872. Teacher
Yarmouth, Mass.; ordained minister of the New Jerusalem Church, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1840; pastor Society of the New Jerusalem, Bath, Me., fifty years; supe>
intendent of schools, Bath, 1841-61; professor Biblical and church lustory, Theo-
logical School of New Jerusalem Chiu-ch, Cambridge, Mass., over 20 years; professor
emeritus 1895-99; travelled in Europe and the Holy Land 1880; travelled round
the world 1890-91; trustee Maine State College 12 years; examiner Bowdoin College;
vice president Maine Historical Society; member Oriental Society; appointed
member Peace Congress, London, 1890, but was unable to attend; author Doctrine
of the Lord in the primitive Christian Church: Doctrines of the New Jerusalem Church;
*. B. K.; b. North Bridgewater, Mass., March 17, 1815; d. Bath, Me., Jan. 9, 1899.
HOWARD, EZRA WILLIAMS, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University;
admitted to bar 1841; resident Providence, R. I.; treasurer R. I. diocesan convention
28 years; A. A. *. ; b. Providence, R. I., March 13, 1818; d. Providence, Dec. 9, 1869.
JENCKES, THOMAS ALLEN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1873. Tutor Brown University
1839-40. Admitted to bar 1840; lawyer Providence, R. I.; clerk R. I. house of
representatives 1840-41; secretary Landholder's convention, R. I., 1841; secretary
R. I. constitutional convention 1842; adjutant-general R. I. 1845-55; member R. I.
general assembly 1854-59; commission to prepare revised statutes 1857; U. S. house
of representatives 1863-71; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Cumberland, R. I., Nov. 2, 1818; d.
Cumberland, Nov. 4, 1875.
JENKS, JOHN WHIPPLE POTTER. A.B.; A.M. Curator museum Brown Uni-
versity 1871-72; director museum of natural history 1872-94; lecturer on special
branches of agriculture 1872-74; professor zoology and agriculture 1874-75; agri-
cultural zoology 1876-94; professor emeritus 1894. Teacher and preacher Americus,
Ga., 1838-40; assistant pastor Washington, Ga., 1840-41; principal school Taliaferro
Co., Ga., 1841-42; Peirce Academy, Middleboro, Mass., 1842-71; member American
Association for the Advancement of Science. Author Fourteen Weeks in Zoology,
1888 GRADUATES 189
revised as Popular Zoology, 1886, English History in Short Stories, 1876, also various
short nature sketches; *.B.K.; b. West Boylston, Mass., May 1, 1819; d. Providence,
R. I., Sept. 26, 1894.
KING, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Canton, China; member firm
of Russell and Company, Canton, China; resident Newport, R. I.; b. Newport,
R. I., Nov. 15, 1818; d. Providence, R. I., March 6, 1897.
LELAND, FRANCIS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1842. Private teacher;
physician Miltord, Mass.; U. S. military service 1862-63, surgeon; b. Sherbom,
Mass., Dec. 24, 1817; d. Somerville, Mass., Oct. 5, 1867;
LOTHROP, GEORGE VAN NESS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1873. Law student Harvard
University; farmer Prairie Roude, Kalamazoo Co., Mich.; lawyer Detroit, Mich.;
recorder Detroit; attorney-general Mich. 1848-51; member national democratic
convention, Charleston, S. C, 1860; Mich, constitutional convention 1867; U. S.
minister, Russia, 1885-88; general counsel Mich. Central Railroad Company over
25 years; *. B. K.; A.A. *.; b. Easton, Mass., Aug. 8, 1817; d. Detroit, Mich., July
12, 1897.
MORTON, MARCUS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1870; LL.B., Harvard University 1840;
LL.D. 1882. Admitted to bar 1841; lawyer Boston, Andover, Mass.; delegate
Mass. constitutional convention 1853; member Mass. house of representatives 1858;
justice Suffolk coimty superior court 1858; Mass. superior co^u^; 1859-69; associate
justice Mass. supreme court 1869-82; chief justice 1882-90; *. B. K.; A.A.*.; b.
Taunton, Mass., April 8, 1819; d. Andover, Mass., Feb. 10, 1891.
PEARCE, EDWARD DOUGLAS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; manu-
facturer sulphuric acid. Providence; member R. I. senate several years; director
R. I. Hospital Trust Company; chairman board of State Charities and Corrections
1871-74; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 23, 1818; d. Providence, Jan. 20, 1883.
REED, NATHAN ADAMS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., State University of Iowa 1881.
Ordained Baptist minister 1838; pastor Wakefield, SuflSeld, Conn., Bedford, Frank-
lindale, N. Y., Winchester, Mass., Bristol, R. I., Middletown, N. Y., Zanesville,
O., Grand Rapids, Mich., Hamilton, O., Muscatine, la., CentraJia, Amboy,
Sandwich, 111., Cherokee, Harlan, Dow City, la.; trustee Denison University;
Central University of Iowa; K. B.; b. Lynn, Mass., Jan. 20, 1815; d. Minneapolis,
Minn., Oct. 22, 1896.
RICHARDS, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution;
ordained Baptist minister 1842; pastor Sutton, Edgartown, Mass.; Providence,
R. I.; teacher Salem, N. J.; principal private school. Providence, R. I.; b. Phila-
delphia, Penn., April 24, 1813; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 25, 1883.
ROBINSON, EZEKIELGILMAN,A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1853; LL.D. 1872; Harvard
University 1886. President and professor moral and intellectual philosophy. Brown
University, 1872-89. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1842; ordained
Baptist minister 1842; pastor Norfolk, Va., 1842-45; chaplain University of Virginia
one year; pastor Cambridge, Mass., 1845-46; professor Hebrew, Western Baptist
Theological Institution, Covington, Ky., 1846-48; pastor Ninth Street Church, Cin-
cinnati, 0., 1848-53; professor Christian theology, Rochester Theological Seminary,
1853-60; president 1860-72; president American Baptist Missionary Union 1877-80;
lecturer Andover Theological Seminary; lecturer on preaching, Yale Divinity
School; apologetics and evidences of Christianity, Crozer Theological Seminary,
1889-94; professor ethics and apologetics. University of Chicago, 1892-94; trustee
Vassar College 1861-94. Editor Christian Review, 1859-64; translator Neander's
Planting and Training of the Christian Church, 1865; author Lectures on Preaching,
1883; Principles arid Practice of Morality, 18SS; Christian Theology, lS9i; Christian
Evidences, 1895; Bacccdaureate Sermons, Brown University, 1872-89, 1896; besides
numerous articles in reviews; *. B. K.; b. Attleboro, Jifess., March 23, 1815; d.
Boston, Mass., June 13, 1894.
SAMPSON, IRA, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1841. Physician Dighton,
Taunton, Mass.; b. Middleboro, Mass., March 23, 1815; d. Taunton, Mass., March
2, 1871.
STOGKBRIDGE, JOHN CALVIN, A.B.;. A.M.; D.D., Harvard University 1859.
Trustee Brown University 1856-88; fellow 1888-89; registrar 1889-91. Principal
academy, Cummington, Mass., 1838-39; Ladies' Seminary, Warren, R. I., 1839-41;
140 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1838
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1844; ordained Baptist minister 184S;
pastor Waterville, Me., Wobum, Mass.; preacher First Church, Providence, R. I.;
pastor Charles Street Church, Boston, Mass., 1853-61; preacher Baldwin Place
Church, Boston, 1861-62; chaplain Deer Island, Mass., 1862; preacher Carey
Avenue Church, Chelsea, Mass., 1863-65; pastor Free Street Church, Portland, Me.,
1865-67; principal Ladies' School, Providence, 1867-77; travelled abroad 1866,
1874, 1878. Author A Model Pastor: A Memoir of Baron Stow, 1871 ; Anthony Memo-
rial: A Catalogue of the Harris Collection of American Poetry, 1886; Memorials of the
Mauran Family, 1893; many articles in M'Clintock and Strong's Cyclopoedia iff
Biblical Literature; Baptist Encyclopaedia; Biographical Cyclopaedia of R. I.; besides
numerous contributions to periodicals and other publications; *. B. K.; b. Yarmouth,
Me., June 14, 1818; d. Providence, R. I., April 3, 1896.
SUMNER, MARTIN TYLER, A.B.; D.D., Bethany College 1866. Teacher and
preacher Richmond, Va.; ordained Baptist minister 1843; agent American Tract
Society, Va. and D. C; corresponding secretary Domestic Missionary Board,
Southern Baptist Convention; president Judson Female Institute 1875; agent
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; in service of American Baptist Publication
Society; pastor Athens, Ga., 1880; b. Sept. 6, 1815; d. Verbena, Ala., Aug. 22. 1883.
TUCKER, ELIJAH WITHINGTON, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1841; Newton Theological Institution 1841; ordained Congregational
minister 1841; pastor South Newmarket, N. H., Chatham, Mass., Essex, Lebanon,
Preston, Northfield, Conn.; b. Dorchester, Mass., March 31, 1810; d. Northfield,
Conn., Aug. 6, 1866.
TUSTIN, JOSIAH PHILIPS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Furman University 1860. Principal
Bristol Academy; Ladies' Seminary, Warren, R. I.; St. Bride's Academy, Va.;
ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor Petersburgh, Va., Warren, R. I., Savannah,
Ga.; secretary Publication Society, Charleston, S. C, and editor Southern Baptist;
rector Charleston, S. C; Episcopal rector Newton, Mass.; Grace Church, New
Bedford, Mass.; Grand Rapids, Mich.; commissioner Continental Improvement
Company to Sweden and Norway; rector Evanston, 111., Detroit, Mich., American
Episcopal Chm-ch, Dresden, Germany; missionary; b. Philadelphia, Penn., April 3,
1817; d. Philadelphia, Dec. 27, 1887.
WARNER, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Wrentham, Mass.; member Mass.
house of representatives 1843-44, 1848-49, 1882-83; Mass. senate 1851-52; Mass.
constitutional convention 1853; Mass. land agent 1851-52, 1854; besides various
town offices; d. Sept. 4, 1906.
WHITAKER, HENRY CLAY, A.B.; A.M. Merchant New York, N. Y.; Provi-
dence, Clayville, R. I.; commercial editor and book critic; fire and marine insurance
agent. Providence; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., May 25, 1818; d. Provi-
dence, July 5, 1887.
WILSON, ISAAC GRANT, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1887; University of Chicago 1884.
Law student Harvard University; admitted to bar 1841; lawyer Elgin, HI.; justice
circuit court 1851-67; U. S. military service, colonel; justice 12th district court
1879; appellate court 1885; chief justice 1887. Author several law books; *. B. K.;
b. Middlebury, N. Y., April 26, 1816; d. Geneva, 111., June 8, 1891.
YOUNG, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Student Princeton Theological Seminary 1838-39;
ordained Baptist minister 1840; pastor Lambertville, Paterson, Sandy Ridge,
Hightstown, Greenwich, Salem, Wertsville, Princeton, Mansfield, Bethlehem,
N. J., Point Pleasant, Penn., Stockton and Baptisttown, N. J., Hatboro, Penn.;
b. Haddington, Penn., March 1, 1813; d. Norristown, Penn., April 10, 1893.
1839
BATCHELDER, FREDERICK LYMAN, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1842; ordained Baptist minister 1843; pastor East Longmeadow,
Mass., Grand River Association, Mich., Stafford, Conn.; pastor emeritus 1899-
1910; town clerk and treasurer Stafford six years; judge of probate six years; acting
school visitor; b. Jan. 19, 1815, Andover, N. H.; d. Jan. 15, 1910, Stafford, Conn.
BURNETT, CHARLES CHANDLER, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Conn. Literary and
Scientific Institution, Suffield, Conn.; Worcester Academy; Peirce Academy,
1839 GRADUATES 141
Middleboro, Mass.; principal English and Classical Institute Springfield, Mass.,
1860-80; resident Springfield; *.B. K.; A.*.; b. Worcester, Mass., Oct. 16, 1813;
d. West Springfield, Mass., April 8, 1903.
CUTLER, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1845. Teacher
Hopkinton, Chatham, Mass.; Kentucky; physician Charlestown, Mass.; b. HoUis-
ton, Mass., March 31, 1814; d. Charlestown, Mass., Jan. 18, 1863.
DODGE, JOHN WILLIAM, A.B. Bank cashier Hampton Falls, N. H.; in busihesv
Concord, N. H.; conducted scientific excursions to Labrador; superintendent rail-
road to Mt. Washington; proprietor Summit House, Mt. Washington, N. H.; Hamil-
ton Hotel, Bermuda; member N. H. house of representatives; $. B. K.; A, ^.; b.
Hampton Falls, N. H., March i5, 1819; d. Franklin, N. H., June 3, 1875.
DORR, HENRY CRAWFORD, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1841.
Lawyer New York, N. Y., 1841-97. Author Early Tcncn Meetings of Promdence;
Town Records of Providence in the nth century; Ancient Highways of Promdence;
Hindrances to the Early Growth and Development of Providence; Providence, its Planta-
tion and Growth, 1882; Relations vdth the Narragansetts; b. Providence, R. I., Dec.
80, 1820; d. New York, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1897.
DOUGLAS, WILLIAM, A.B., A.M. Registrar Brown University 1864-79. Student
Newton Theological Institution 1839-40; ordained Baptist minister 1850; city mis-
sionary Providence, R. I.; agent Providence Aid Society; chaplain Dexter Asylum;
R. I. State Prison; b. Pollockshaws, near Glasgow, Scotland, Dec. 24, 1812; d.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 29, 1887.
DOW, WILLIAM FARMER, A.B.; A.M.; from Plaistow, N. H.; d. 1866.
EAMES, JAMES HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Norwich University 1862. Or-
dained Episcopal deacon 1841; priest 1842; rector Wakefield, R. I.; Providence,
R. I.; Concord, N. H.; chaplain Asylum for the Insane, Concord, 18 years; member
standing committee N. H. diocese; delegate general convention; trustee General
Theological Seminary; b. Dedham, Mass., Nov. 29, 1814; d. Hamilton Harbor,
Bermuda, Dec. 10, 1877.
ELLIOTT, ALBERT TIMOTHY, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Providence, R. I.; cotton
manufacturer East Killingly, Conn.; b. Pomfret, Conn., Feb. 23, 1818; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., March 19, 1883.
FELTON, GEORGE DEALAND, A.B. Teacher Franklin Academy; ordained
Baptist minister 1840; pastor Westminster, Chatham, Granville, Mass., Roberts-
ville, Bloomfield, Conn.; *. B. K.; b. New Salem, Mass., Dec. 12, 1805; d. Granville.
Mass., Jan. 31, 1885.
FLANDERS, CHARLES WORTHEN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1859. Trustee Brown
University 1854-75. Ordained Baptist minister 1840; pastor Beverly, Mass.,
Concord, N. H., Kennebunkport, Me., Westboro, Beverly, Mass., *. B. K.; b.
Salisbury, Mass., Feb., 1807; d. Beverly, Mass., Aug. 2, 1875.
FLETCHER, EZRA WOOD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1843. Physi-
cian Providence, R. I. *. B. K.; from Providence, R. I.; d. Providence, June 25, 1847.
GLOVER, SAMUEL, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1840-42; from
Leominster, Mass.; *. B. K.;" A.A. *.; b. 1820; d. Brooklyn, N. H., 1842.
GODDARD, DAVID, A.B. Clergyman; from Wendell, Mass.; d. 1848.
HOPPIN, FRANCIS EDWIN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1842.
Admitted to bar 1843; lawyer Providence, R. I.; justice municipal court. Providence,
1853-58; *. B. K.; A.A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 26, 1819; d. Providence, R. I.,
June 20, 1868.
HOWE, SERENO, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1842;
ordained Baptist minister 1842; pastor Hingham, Lowell, Marshfield, East Abing-
ton, Mass.; preacher Otterville, N. H.; member Mass. house of representative
1862, 1867; b. Charlestown, Mass., Oct. 9, 1818; d. Hingham Centre, Miss., March
8, 1905.
KIMBALL, WILLIAM BATCHELDER, A.B.; A.M.; from Charlestown, Mass.;
d. 1846.
McLELLAN, FRANCIS MILLER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1843.
Physician; b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 21, 1817; d. Maspeth, N. Y., Nov. 12, 1863.
142 BROWN UNIVERSITY 188»
MALCOM. THOMAS SHIELDS, A.B.; A.M. Student Princeton Theological
Seminary 1839-41; ordained Baptist minister 1842; pastor Second Church, Louisyille,
Ky., 1842-46; corresponding secretary American Baptist . Publication Society,
Philadelphia, Penn., 1846-53; supplied various Penn. churches 1853-61; pastor
Nicetown Chittch, Philadelphia, Penn., 1861-66; secretary Penn. Colonization Society
1866-77. Author various pamphlets and articles in periodicals and magazines;
*.B. K.; b. Hudson, N. Y., March 23, 1821; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Jan. 6, 1886.
MANN, SETH, A.B.; A.M. Manufacturer Randolph, Mass., 1839-43; engaged in
probate court business Randolph; insurance agent; conveyancer; administrator
and trustee; member school committee; selectman; justice of the peace; county
commissioner, Norfolk Co.; U. S. internal revenue collector; b. Randolph, Mass.,
Feb. 28, 1817; d. Randolph, Jan. 28, 1905.
PACKARD, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Harvard Divinity
School 1842; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 26, 1818; d. Providence, Dec. 14, 1842.
PALMER, EDWARD DORR GRIFFIN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University
1842. Physician Boston, Mass.; member Boston school committee; chairman
sub-committee on the Latin School; b. Boston, Mass., April 17, 1818; d. Boston,
June 29, 1869.
PATCH, GEORGE WHITNEY, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1839-40; ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor Wenham, Sharon, Marblehead,
Mass.; member Mass. legislature 1864, 1865; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., April 30,
1817; d. Cambridgeport, Mass., Dec. 24, 1875.
PITMAN, JOSEPH STORY, A.B. Principal University Grammar School, Provi-
dence, R. I.; law student Harvard University; admitted to bar 1844; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; U. S. military service Mexican War, brigadier general; U. S. military
service 1861, lieutenant-colonel; secretary R. I. Society for the Encouragement of
Domesticlndustry. Editor Trarasmp/, Providence; *. B. K.; b. Portsmouth, N. H.,
Dec. 25, 1819; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 15, 1883.
POTTER, JAMES BROWN MASON, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1840-
41; manufacturer Kingston, R. I.; U. S. military service 1861-82; additional pay-
master 1861-64; major and paymaster 1864-82; brevet lieutenant-colonel 1865;
stationed at Washington, D. C, 1865-70; Santa Fe, N. Mex., 1870-75; Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., 1875-78; San Francisco, Cal., 1878-80; New York, N. Y., 1880-82;
deputy paymaster general, with rank of lieutenant-colonel, 1882; retired 1882;
resident Kingston, R. I., 1882-1900; visitor U. S. military academy from R. I.;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Kingston, R. I., Oct. 1, 1818; d. Kingston, Nov. 13, 1900.
RICHARDSON, JOHN GANG, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution;
ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor Milford, N. H., Peabody, Lawrence, New-
buryport, Mass., Valley Falls, Cumberland Hill, Providence, R. I., Medford, Mass.,
Paterson, N. J.; member Mass. Board of Education; R. I. Board of Education;
*. B. K.; b. Methuen, Mass., March 18, 1815; d. Goshen, N. Y., June 14, 1890.
SAMSON, GEORGE WHITEFIELD, A.B.; D.D., Columbian College 1858; LL.D.,
Baylor University. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1843; ordained
Baptist minister 1843; pastor Washington, D. C, Jamaica Plain, Mass.; president
Columbian College; Rutgers Female College, pastor Harlem, N. Y., New York,
N. Y.; president Bible Workers' College 1884-96; trustee Columbian College 1845-
48; secretary 1845-48; trustee Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; member
executive committee American Colonization Society 1858-71; life director 1873;
chairman examining committee Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Wash-
ington, D. C, 1860-64; director Columbia Hospital, Washington; trustee R.utgers
Female College; member American Philological Society, American Scientific Society.
Author numerous sermons, biographical sketches and contributions to periodicals;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Harvard, Mass., Sept. 29, 1819; d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 8, 1896.
SHEPPAKD. EBENEZER LETSON LUDLAM, A.B. Admitted to bar 1844;
teacher Daretown, N. J.; superintendent of schools; farmer Daretown; author
HUtory of PitUgrove BaptUi Church; b. Greenwich, N. J., Feb. 25, 1817; d. Dare-
town, N. J., June 12, 1901.
SPENCE, GEORGE SUMNER GODDARD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1846; ordained Baptist minister 1847; pastor West Wren-
1839 GRADUATES 1*S
tham, Mass.; Augusta, Me.; Salem, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 21, 1819; d.
Salem, Mass., Sept. 7, 1863.
SPENCE, JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1843. Physician; from
Boston, Mass.; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 7, 1851.
STEWART, HENRY GREEN, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1839-41; ordained Baptist minister 1841; pastor Cumberland Hill, R. I.; Seekonk,
Mass.; member Mass. general court two years; agent American and Foreign Bible
Society; pastor Shawomet Church, Warwick, R. I.; agent Freedman's Bureau;
missionary R. I. State Convention; Indian agent. Southeastern Nevada; b. East
Clarendon, Vt., April 25, 1811; d. Panaca, Nev., July 6, 1871.
STONE, LUTHER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1842;
ordained Baptist minister 1843; pastor East Boston, Mass., Ellsworth, Me., Bur-
lington, la., Rockford, 111.; editor Watchman of the Prairies, Chicago, 111.; pastor
Chicago, 111.; one of the foimders Baptist Theological Union; trustee; secretary
board of trustees; b. Oxford, Mass., Sept. 26, 1815; d. Chicago, 111., July 9, 1890.
WEBB, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Lawyer and musician, Boston, Mass.; b. Wey-
mouth, Mass., Nov. 26, 1816; d. Weymouth, Oct. 8, 1898.
WHITMAN, PELEG SPENCER, A.M. by special vote 1890; D.D. Baptist minister
Toccoa, Ga.; d. Toccoa, Ga., May 22, 1900.
WILLARD, PRESTON GREENLEAF, A.B.; from Keene, N. H.
WILSON, WILLIAM THOMAS, A.B.; M.D. Professor Materia Medica, Uni-
versity of Maryland, 1845-49; from Baltimore, Md.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; d. Baltimore,
July, 1852.
1840
AYER, NATHAN WHEELER, A.B. ; A.M., University of Rochester 1859. Teacher;
from Preston, Conn.; K. B.; d. Philadelphia, Penn., 1872.
BOISE, JAMES ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1879; Ph.D., University of Tu-
bingen 1868; LL.D., University of Michigan 1868. Tutor Latin and Greek, Brown
University, 1840-43; assistant professor Greek 1843-45; professor Greek langimge and
literature 1845-50, 1851-52. Teacher Suffield, Conn., 1837-38; student Germany,
Greece and Italy, 1850-51; professor Greek language and literatiu-e. University of
Mich., 1852-68; University of Chicago 1868-77; New Testament interpretation.
Baptist Union Theological Seminary, Morgan Park, 111., 1877-91; professor emeritus
1891-92; professor emeritus New Testament Greek, University of Chicago, 1892-95.
Author Exereiaes in Greek Prose Composition; First Lessons in Greek, 1870; Exercises
in Greek Syntax, 1874; Selections from Greek Authors, in conjunction with J. E. Free-
man, 1872; Notes on Greek Text of Ephesians, Colossians, Philemon, Philippians,
1884; Notes on Greek Text of Galatians and Romans, 1886; editor Anabasis and Iliad;
*.B. K.; K.B.; b. Blandford, Mass., Jan. 27, 1815; d. Chicago, 111., Feb. 9, 1895.
BOTT, WILLIAM HATHORNE, A.B. Clergyman. From Salem, Mass.; d. 1841.
BRANTLY, WILLIAM THEOPHILUS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University of Ga. 1854.
Ordained Baptist minister 1840; pastor Augusta, Ga.; professor belles-lettres,
history and oratory, University of Ga.; pastor Philadelphia, Penn., Atlanta, Beade
Island, Ga., Baltimore, Md.; trustee Mercer University, Ga.; Columbian University;
eAitor Christian Index; associate editor Religious Herald; *. B. K.; A.*.; b. Beaufort,
S. C, May 1, 1816; d. Baltimore, Md., March 6, 1882.
BRIGGS, OBIL WINSOR, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1844;
ordained Baptist ministfer 1844; pastor Baltimore, Md., Alexandria, Va., Phila-
delphia, Penn., Brooklyn, N. Y., U. S. mUitary service, chaplam; agent Freed-
man's Bureau, Cal., 1863-65; resident San Francisco, Cal.; *. B. K.; A. *.; b.
Waterville, Me., May 28, 1820; d. San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 11, 1902.
BROWNE, GEORGE HUNTINGDON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1843; lawyer
Glocester, Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1842, 1849-52;
U. S. district attorney, R. I., 1852-61; delegate Charleston and Baltimore demo-
cratic convention 1860; member U. S. house of representatives 1861-63; U. S. mih-
tary service 1862-63. colonel; member R. I. senate 1872-74; elected chief justice
R. I. supreme court 1874, but declined; b. Glocester, R. I., Jan. 6, 1818; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Sept. 26, 1885.
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COGGESHALL, JAMES HAYDON, A.B. Teacher Friends' Academy, New Bed-
ford, Mass.; in business Providence, R. I.; member Providence common council
1860-66; commissioner board of enrollment for first congressional district R. I. 1863;
alderman Providence 1866-72; U. S. marshal 1871-87; *. B. K.; b. New Bedford,
Mass., Jan. 29, 1820; d. Providence, R. I., May 28, 1890.
COOKE, NATHANIEL BOWEN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Yale College 1847. Teacher
private school, Bristol, R. I.; physician Clappville, Mass.; principal Family School,
Webster, Mass.; high school, Bristol, R. I.; grammar school, Newton, Mass.;
ordained Baptist minister 1862; pastor Green^^le, Mass., Lonsdale, R. I.; b.
Cambridgeport, Mass., Feb. 26, 1816; d. Lonsdale, R. I., April 14, 1871.
COWELL, SAMUEL, A.B. Ordained Episcopal minister 1844; rector Brownsville,
Penn.; Saco, Me.; Lockport, 111.; chaplain 111. Penitentiary Joliet; b. Providence,
R. I., July 3, 1820; d. Kenosha, Wis., Jan. 15, 1892.
DODGE, EBENEZER, A.B.; D.D. 1861; LL.D., University of Chicago 1869.
Principal academy, Shelbume Falls, Mass., 1842; graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1845; ordained Baptist minister 1845; professor Covington Theological
Institute; pastor New Hampton, N. H., New London, N. H.; professor Biblical
criticism and interpretation, Colgate University; professor Christian theology;
president; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Salem, Mass., April 21, 1819; d. Hamilton, N, Y.,
Jan. 5, 1890.
DOW, NATHAN HENRY, A.B.; from Steriing, Conn.
DUTTON, WILLIAM, A.B. Teacher Kalamazoo, Mich. From Jaffrey, N. H.;
*. B. K.; K.B.; d. 1846.
EDDY, JOHN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1843; lawyer Mattapoisett, Mass., Provi-
dence, R. I.; secretary and treasurer Firemen's Mutual Insurance Company;
manager Providence Machine Company; president Blackstone Mutual Fire In-
surance Company, also treasurer; president Merchants' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, also treasurer; secretary and treasurer Union Insurance Company;
chairman R. I. Board of Railroad Commissioners; member Providence common
council 1857, 1859; clerk R. I. house of representatives 1852-53; director Liberty
Bank, Third National Bank; trustee Merchants' Savings Bank; B. I. Bible Society.
Author various contributions to magazines; b. Eddyville, Mass., Sept. 12, 1819;
d. Narragansett Pier, R. I., Oct. 2, 1901.
FISKE, OLIVER, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1843; fanner
North Tewksbury, Mass. and North Andover, Mass.; resident Lowell and North
Chelmsford, Mass.; b. HoUiston, Mass., July 22, 1819; d. North Chelmsford, Mass.,
May 2, 1904.
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University of Indiana 1869. Stu-
dent General Theological Seminary; ordained Episcopal deacon 1842; priest 1845;
rector Seneca Falls, N. Y., Havre de Grace, Md., "Trenton, N. J., Newcastle, Del.,
Christ Church, Indianapolis, Ind., Shrewsbury, N. J.; author The Eucharut;
The Creed and Modem Thought; The Church and the Era; Marriage and Divorce;
*. B. K.; A. *.; b. Providence, R. L, Nov. 19, 1818; d. Shrewsbury, N. J., Nov. 8,
1898.
GALUSHA, ELON CHITTENDEN, A.B. One of the founders first express between
New York and Philadelphia; cashier Simmons, Hutchinson and Company, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.; Genesee River Bank, Mt. Morris, N. Y.; Traders National Bank,
Rochester, N. Y.; U. S. deputy collector in charge of port of Charlotte, N. Y.; b.
Whitesboro, N. J., June 5, 1820; d. Rochester, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1902.
GASTON, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL-D., 1875; Harvard University 1875. Admit-
ted to bar 1844; lawyer Roxbury, Mass.; member Mass. legislature 1853-54, 1856;
mayor Roxbury, 1861, 1862; lawyer Boston; member Mass. senate 1868; mayor
Boston 1871-72; governor Mass. 1874; *.B. K.; A.*.; b. Killingly, Conn., Oct. 3,
1820; d. Boston, Mass., Jan. 19, 1894.
GRIFFIN, FRANK, A.B. Teacher Hartford, Ky.; superintendent public schools
Owensboro, Ky.; A. *.; b. Hampton, Conn., June 15, 1817; d. Hartford, Kv.. June
6, 1874.
HATHAWAY, EDMUND VALENTINE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Penn.
1844. Physician Providence, R. I.; member R. I. Medical Society; merchant San
1840 GRADUATES 145
Francisco, Cal.; member Vigilance committee, San Francisco, Cal., 1851; b. Free-
town, Mass., Jan. 18, 1818; d. Berkeley, Cal., Dec. 10, 1899.
JAMESON, THORNDIKE CLEAVES, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister
1840; pastor Providence, R. I., Boston, Melrose, Mass.; Providence, R. I.; U. S.
military service, chaplain, major; A. *.; b. Saco, Me., Oct. 1, 1812; d. Pembroke,
Mass., May 10, 1891.
KENDRICK, JAMES RYLAND, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University of Rochester 1866.
Ordained Baptist minister 1842; pastor Macon, Ga.; Charleston, S. C; pastor Madi-
son, Ga., New York, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; trustee Vassar College; acting president
1885-86. Editor Southern Baptist; joint editor Women's College Hymnal; *. B. K.;
A. *.; b. Poultney, Vt., April 21, 1821; d. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dec. 11, 1889.
LARNED, EDWIN CHANNING, A.B. Professor mathematics, Kemper College,
near St. Louis, Mo.; lawyer Providence, R. L, Chicago, 111.; member Union defence
conunittee; U. S. district attorney 1861-65; secretary Chicago Board of Education
three years; one of the founders and trustee Dearborn Seminary; inspector public
schools; founder Chicago Aid and Relief Society; trustee St. Luke's Hospital;
resident Cambridge, Mass., Providence, Chicago, 111. Author Critical Analysts of
Drummond's Natural Law in the Spiritual World; also numerous contributions to
periodicals; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., July 14, 1820; d. Lake Forest, 111.,
Sept. 18, 1884.
LINCOLN, HEMAN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Rochester University 1865. Trustee
Brown University 1862-79; fellow 1879-87. Principal academy, Derby, Vt., 1840-42;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1845; ordained Baptist minister 1845;
pastor New Britain, Penn. ; Philadelphia, Penn.; Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Providence,
R. I.; professor church history, Newton Theological Institution; homiletics, pastoral
duties and church polity; chancellor Bucknell University; member Penn. Historical
Society. Author Outline Lectures in Church History; Outline Lectures in History of
Doctrine; The Quiet Hour; editor Christian Chronicle; Watchman and Reflector;
correspondent Examiner, New York, N. Y.; Journal, Boston, Mass.; Morning Star,
Boston; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Boston, Mass., April 14, 1821; d. Newton Centre,
Mass., Oct. 18, 1887.
MATHEWSON, ROLLIN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1842; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
New York, N. Y.; b. Baltimore, Md., Oct. 28, 1820; d. Providence, R. I., July 19,
1903.
MORSE, HORATIO GILEAD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D.. Harvard University 1843.
Physician Roxbury, Mass.; member Roxbury school committee 20 years; Boston
school board; Mass. house of representatives 1885; b. Roxbury, Mass., April 14,
1817; d. Roxbury, May 12, 1886.
MORTON, NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1843. Tutor
Brown University 1840-41. Lawyer Taunton, Mass. ; $. B. E.; A. A.*.; b. Taunton,
Mass.; d. Taunton, Feb. 12, 1856.
PAYNE, ABRAHAM, A.B. Admitted to bar 1842; lawyer Providence, R. I.; R. I.
attorney-general 1863; commissioner to revise state laws 1872; member R. I. house
of representatives 1878-80; R. I. Historical Society. Author Protest against Slavery
in Nebraska; The Election Franchise; Reminiscences of the R. I. Bar; also numerous
papers on constitutional reform in R. I.; and papers on history of Windham Co.,
Conn.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Canterbury, Conn., Nov. 15, 1818; d. Providence, R.
I., May 22, 1886.
SAGE, WILLIAM NATHAN, A.B. Publisher Rochester, N. Y.; clerk Monroe Co.,
N. Y., 1854-58; wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer; president Monroe County
Savings Bank; Sage Deposit Company; trustee Hubbell Park Orphan Asylum;
member board of managers N. Y. State Industrial School; secretary and treasurer
board of trustees University of Rochester; president Rochester Baptist Missionary
Union; b. Ballston Springs, N. H., Feb. IS, 1819; d. Cottage City, Martha's Vine-
yard, Mass., Aug. 17, 1890.
SLEEPER, JONAS DARIUS, A.B. Lawyer Hill, N. H.; clerk Grafton Co. courts,
Haverhill, N. H.; cashier State Capital Bank, Concord, N. H.; clerk Merrimac Co.
courts; member N. H. senate 1855-57; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Gilford Village, N. H.,
April, 1815; d. Plymouth, N. H., Sept. 9, 1868.
146 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1840
STONE, JAMES LOUIS, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Unitarian minister; pastor Mans-
field, Brewster, Sharon, Mass.; principal grammar school. Providence, R. I.;
North Bridgewater, Mass.; Taunton, Mass.; b. Coventry, R. I., June 5, 1818; d.
Taunton, Mass., Aug. 13, 1873.
WATSON, ELISHA FREEMAN, A.B.; A.M. Student General Theological Semi-
nary; ordained Episcopal minister 1843; Jamestown; South Kingstown, Lonsdale,
R. I., Otis and New Boston, Mass.; U. S. military service 1861-64!, chaplain; b.
South Kingstown, R. I., March 28, 1814; d. South Kingstown, Jan. 16, 1900.
WEST, EDWARD WEEKS, A.B. Clergyman; from Colchester, Conn.; *. B. K.;
deceased.
WESTON, HENRY GRIGGS, A.B.; LL.D. 1891; A.M., Shurtleff CoUege 1846;
D.D., University of Rochester 1859; LL.D.,Bucknell University; Denison University;
South Western University. Student Newton Theological Institution 1840-42;
ordained Baptist minister 1843; home missionary Illinois; pastor Peoria, 111., Madi-
son Avenue Church, New York, N. Y.; president Crozer Theological Seminary.
Author Matthew, the Genesis of the New Testament; *. B. K. ; b. Lynn, Mass., Sept. 11,
1820; d. Upland, Penn., Feb. 6, 1909.
WHEATON, FRANCIS IDE, A.B. Lawyer Jacksonville, Fla.; justice circuit
court; b. Seekonk, Mass., 1817; d. Green Cove Springs, Fla., March 8, 1879.
WINSOR, JOSEPH, A.B. Teacher Prince George's Co., Md., 1840-42; law student
Providence, R. I.; lawyer East Greenwich, R. I.; b. Glocester, R. I., Jan. 15, 1821;
d. East Greenwich, R. I., Dec. 20, 1853.
WOOD, THOMAS WESTON, A.B.; M.D. Physician, apothecary and joint editor
Medical Enquirer, Fall River, Mass.; b. Middleboro, Mass., July 26, 1818; d. New-
port, R. I.
1841
ARNOLD, SAMUEL GREENE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1878; LL.B., Harvard Uni-
versity 1845. Trustee Brown LFniversity 1848-80; admitted to bar 1845; lawyer
Providence; lieutenant-governor R. I. 1852-53, 1861-63; delegate Peace Convention
1861; colonel artillery and aide 1861; member U. S. senate 1862-63; presidential
elector 1876; president R. I. Historical Society 1868-80; member Providence school
committee; trustee Providence Reform School; Butler Hospital for the Insane 11
years; member Franklin Society. Author History of R. I., 1639-1790, 1859-60;
History of Middlelovm, R.I. , 1876; besides various addresses and memorials; *.B.K.;
*.T.; b. Providence, R. I.; April 12, 1821; d. Providence, Feb. 13, 1880.
BAILEY, CHARLES, A.B.; M.D., Berkshire Medical Institution 1843. Physician
Springfield, Holyoke, Pittsfield, Mass.; b. East Medway, Mass., Sept. 2, 1821; d.
Pittsfield, Mass., Feb. 9, 1895.
BROOKS, KENDALL, A.B.; D.D. 1866; A.M., WatervUle college 1854. Tutor
Columbian University 1841-43; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1845;
ordained Baptist minister 1845; pastor Eastport, Me.; associate secretary American
Baptist Publication Society; professor mathematics and natural philosophy, Water-
ville College; pastor Fitchburg, Mass.; editor National Baptist; president Kala-
mazoo College 1868-87; professor mathematics, Alma College; member Me. Board
of Education; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Roxbury, Mass., Sept. 3, 1821; d. Alma, Mich.,
Feb. 15, 1898.
BROWN, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; A.M. Law student Elba, N. Y.;
lawyer Elba, Kans.; *. T.; from Elba, N. Y.; d. Kans., 1861.
CAMPBELL, THOMAS CLEMENT, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1843;
lawyer Dutchess Co., N. Y.; New York, N. Y.; district attorney Dutchess Co.
1850-56; resident Clifton, N. J., 1903; *. T.; d. about Jan., 1904.
CATE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1844; ordained Baptist minister 1844; pastor Barre, Mass.; b. Sanbomton, N. H.,
Feb., 1815; d. Barre, Mass., May 13, 1849.
COFFIN, FREDERICK WILLIAM, A.B. Teacher; *.B. K.; A. A.*.; b. Edgar-
town, Mass., Feb. 12, 1820; d. Burlington, Wis., Sept. 10, 1844.
COOPER, WILSON CONNER, A.B. Planter Mount Vernon, Montgomery Co.,
Ga.; *. T.; b. Montgomery Co., Ga.; d. Screven Co., Ga., Jan. 1866.
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DUNBAR. JOSEPH. A.B.; A.M. From New Bedford. Mass.; d. New Bedford,
Nov. 19, 1849.
EDWAR,DS. BENJAMIN ALEXANDER, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1844; ordained Baptist minister 1846; pastor Grafton, Watertown,
Newtonville, Plymouth, Holliston, Sharon, Bolton, Mass.; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Fram-
ingham, Mass., March 24, 1812; d. Bolton, Mass., Feb. 28, 1879.
FRIEZE, HENRY SIMMONS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1882; Chicago University 1870;
Kalamazoo College 1870; University of Michigan 1885; Tutor Brown University
1841-44. Associate principal University Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1844-
S4; professor Latin, University of Mich.; acting president 1869-71, 1880-82, 1887-88;
member American Philosophical Society. Author Ancient and Modern Education;
Life and Works of Henry Phillip Tappan, first President of the University of Michigan;
Notes on the 10th and 12th books of QuintUian; Giovanni Dupre, the Story of a Floren-
tine Sculptor; also articles in reviews; editor Virgil's JEneid, *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b.
Boston, Mass., Sept. 15, 1817; d. Ann Arbor, Mich., Dec. 7, 1889.
GAMMELL, ASA MESSER, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Young Ladies' Seminary, Warren,
R. I.; resident Warren, Providence, R. I., member R. I. house of representatives;
R. I. Historical Society; vice president Veteran Citizens' Historical Society; *. B. K.;
b. Medfield. Mass., March 16, 1816; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. IS, 1903.
GREELEY. ADONIRAM JUDSON, A.B.; M.D.. Harvard University 1846.
Physician Searsmount, Me., Clinton, Mass., Olneyville, R. I.; member R. I.
Medical Society; R. I. Historical Society; b. Hudson, N. H.. Sept. 10, 1818; d.
Olneyville, R. I., Sept. 1, 1893.
HALE, WILLIAM MASON, A.B. Accountant Providence, R. I.; U. S. military
service 1862, lieutenant-colonel; resident Col.; Col. correspondent Providence
Journal; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 6, 1821; d. Denver, Col., Oct. 8, 1868.
HALL, RICHARD CLARENCE, A.B.; A.M. Student General Theological Semi-
nary; ordained Episcopal deacon 1845; priest 1847; rector Baltimore, Md.; New
York, N. Y.; missionary Baltimore, Md.; warden Church Home and Infirmary,
Baltimore; *.B. K; A. A.*.; b. Baltimore, Md., 1821; d. Baltimore, Feb. 23, 1897.
HART, CHARLES, A.B. Admitted to bar 1844; lawyer; justice police court;
attorney-general R. I.; *.B. K.; A.*.; b. Salem, Mass., April 16, 1822; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., March 6, 1903.
HARTSHORN, JOSEPH CHARLES, A.B. Trustee Brown University 1872-89.
Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1844; ordained Baptist minister 1844;
pastor Georgetown, Mass.; treasurer Providence Steam and Gas Pipe Company,
Providence, R. I.; member Providence school committee. Young Men's Christian
Association; resident Newton Centre, Mass.; founder Hartshorn Scholarships,
Brown University; Hartshorn Memorial College, Richmond, Va., 1884; *. B. K.;
b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 27, 1812; d. Newton Centre, Mass., July 11. 1889.
HAWES. ALFRED. A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1844; or-
dained Congregational minister 1844; home missionary; pastor Marion, Ind.; b.
Holliston, Mass., April 2, 1818; d. Marion, Ind., Aug. 31, 1854.
HAYNES, DAVID, A.B.; A.M. Law student Searsport, Me.; principal public
school. New York, N. Y.; private school Bahway, N. J.; superintendent orphan
asylum. New York, N. Y.; wholesale boot and shoe dealer N. Y.; chief clerk U. S.
money order oflSce, Washington, D. C, 22 years; chief of division three years; b.
N. H., 1816; d. Washington, D. C, Feb. 28, 1902.
LYON, MERRICK, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D.. University of Chicago 1873. Instructor
Brown University 1855; trustee 1874-77; fellow 1877-88. Principal Waterman
Street English and Classical School, Providence, R. I., 1841-45; associate principal
University Grammar School 1845-88; member Providence school committee 25
years; common council 1855; president R. I. Institute of Instruction 1873-74;
honorary commissioner World's Fair, Vienna, 1873-74; president American Institute
of Education two years; president R. I. Baptist Social Union; *. B. K.; *. T.; b.
Sturbridge, Mass., April 7, 1815; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 11, 1888.
MANN, SAMUEL STILLMAN, A.B.; A.M. Merchant and manufacturer Ran-
dolph, Mass.. 1841-49; miner Umpqua City. Or.; manager trading post Scotts-
burg. Or.; U. S. quartermaster Empire City, Or., 1854-56; shipper and mmer
148 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1841
Empire City 1856-83; U. S. custom house officer; U. S. marshal; postmaster;
justice Coos Co. court. Or.; *. B. K.; A.*.; b. Randolph, Mass., June 26, 1819;
d. San Francisco, Cal., April 13, 1888.
MASON, AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1844. Physician
South Dedham, Billerica, Brighton, Mass.; U. S. military service, assistant surgeon;
resident Santa Barbara, Cal.; member American Medical Association; delegate
International Medical Congress 1881. Author The Quackery of the Age, 1845; The
Cholera, 1849; Social Ethics as Connected vnth the Business of the Physician, 1849;
also various articles in medical magazines; <!>. B. K.; b. Waltham, Mass., Oct. 2, 1823;
d. Brighton, Mass., May 24, 1882.
PERKINS, JONAS REYNOLDS, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer New Bedford, Mass.;
California; Brockton, Mass.; captain North Bridgewater Dragoons; selectman;
member of school committee; trial justice 1st district court, Plymouth Co.; b. East
Braintree, Mass., Feb. 18, 1822; d. Brockton, Mass., Feb. 19, 1893.
SMITH, ELBRIDGE, A. B.; A.M.; Sc.D. 1893. Tutor Brown University 1841-48.
Principal University Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1843-45, high school,
Worcester, Mass., Cambridge, Mass., Free academy, Norwich, Conn., high school,
Dorchester, Mass.; one of the founders American Institute of Instruction; *. B. K.;
*. T.; b. East Sudbury, Mass., Feb. 14, 1818; d. Dorchester, Mass., June 20, 1902.
SYKES, JAMES NOBLE, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1842; pastor North
Reading, Mass., Bristol, R. I., Chelsea, East Boston, Newburyport, Mass., Paines-
ville, Lima, O., Greenville, Conn.; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Suffield, Conn., Sept. 30, 1812;
d. Agawam, Mass., Sept. 27, 1880.
TAYLOR, ASA POTTER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; b. Kingston,
R. I., 1823; d. Jersey City, N. J., Jan. 12, 1858.
THAYER, JOHN MILTON, A.B.; A.M., Columbian College 1847; LL.D., University
of Nebraska 1902. Lawyer Nebraska; member Neb. legislature 1860-61; U. S.
military service 1861-65, brigadier-general, brevet major-general; member U. S.
senate 1867-71; governor Wy. Ter. 1875-79, Neb. 1887-91; resident Lincoln, Neb.;
*.B. K.; b. Bellingham, Mass., Jan. 24, 1820; d. Lincohi, Neb., March 19, 1906.
TINKHAM, ALANSON HARRIS, A.B. Lawyer; merchant; from Middleboro.
Mass.; *. T.; d. near New Orleans, La., Jan., 1849.
WALKER, JAMES BRADFORD RICHMOND, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover
Theological Seminary 1846; ordained Congregational minister 1847; pastor Bucks-
port, Me., Holyoke, Mass., Winsted, Conn.; author Hartford, Conn.; Roxbury,
Mass. ; author Mlemorials of the Walkers of the Old PlymoiUh Colony and their Descend-
ants, Concordance of the Bible; *. B. K.; A.*.; b. Taunton, Mass., April 15, 1821;
d. Roxbury, Mass., Jan. 24, 1885.
WHEATON, HENRY STEWARD, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University
1841-42; president Norwich University, Vt., 1842-43; lawyer San Francisco, Cal.;
from Wrentham^ Mass.; d. San Francisco, Cal., 1862.
WILSON, FRAl^KLIN, A.B.; D.D., Columbian College 1865. Student Newton
Theological Institution 1842-44; ordained Baptist minister 1846; pastor Hunting-
don, Baltimore, Md.; editor True Union, Christian Review, Maryland Baptist;
trustee and overseer Columbian College; secretary executive board Md. Baptist
Union Association; president Female House of Refuge, Baltimore, 23 years; board
of trustees Baltimore Orphan Asylum 36 years; *. B. K.; A. A. i.; b. Baltimore,
Md., Dec. 8, 1822; d. Baltimore, Oct. 14, 1896.
1842
BARTOL, GEORGE MURILLO, A.B.; D.D. 1892. Graduated Harvard Divinity
School 1845; oi'dained Unitarian minister 1847; preacher Chicago, 111.; pastor Lan-
caster, Mass.; president Mass. Evangelical Missionary Society; Society for Relief
of Aged and Destitute Clergymen; board of trustees, Bromfield School, Harvard,
Mass.; *. B. K.; *.T.; b. Freeport, Me., Sept. 18, 1820; d. Lancaster, Mass., June
20, 1906.
BROWNELL, STEPHEN ELTON, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy, Rhmebeck.
N. Y.; Bonham, Tex.; resident Providence, R. I., 1862-63; ranch owner and fanner
Santa Rosa, Cal.; from Seekonk, Mass.; *. T.; deceased.
1842 GRADUATES 149
BUDLONG, THOMAS RUSSELL. A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1861. Physi-
cian San Francisco, Cal.; Providence, R. 1.; b. Lowell, Mass., Sept. 7, 1822; d.
Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 6, 1855.
BURGESS, ISAAC JULIAN, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1845; ordained Baptist minister 1845; pastor Pomfret, Conn., Lime Rock,
R. I., Calais, Me., Allendale and AllenviUe, R. I., West Dedham, Middleboro,
Mass.; Hampden Falls, N. H.; resident East Dedham, Hyde Park, Mass.; b.
Batavia, Java, Jan. 4, 1820; d. Hyde Park, Mass., Feb. 26, 1903.
BUTTON, HENRY HARRISON, A.B.; M.D.. University of the City of New York
1845. Physician Brooklyn, N. Y.; druggist Milwaukee, Wis.; treasurer Greene
and Button Company, Milwaukee; president Milwaukee Gas Company; Mer-
chants' Association; *.B. K.; *.T.; b. Wallingford, Vt., Aug. 28, 1818; d. Mil-
waukee, Wis., Feb. 14, 1890.
CHASE, PERLEY SMITH, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Manchester, N. H.; Lawrence,
Mass.; Concord, N. H.; farmer Medfield, Mass.; b. Chester, N. H., Nov. 8, 1817;
d. Medfield, Mass., Jan. 17, 1897.
CHASE, WILLIAM STAUGHTON, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological
Institution 1843-44; newspaper correspondent Paris 1843-48, 1851-66, 1879-81;
librarian American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Boston, Mass., 1848-51; secretary
American consulate, Paris; professor modem languages, Richmond College, Va.;
member editorial stail Herald, New York, N. Y.; Express, New York. Joint trans-
lator Lamartine's History of the French Revolution, 1849; editor Vericoiu-'s History
of French Literature; b. Washington, D. C, Dec. 12, 1822; d. Paris, France, June
21, 1881.
CHESBROUGH, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B. Episcopal clergyman; lived in
Sheridan, N. Y.; b. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 27, 1821; d. 1900.
COLVER, CHARLES KENDRICK, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1846; ordained Baptist minister 1846; pastor Watertown, Worcester,
Mass., Detroit, Mich., Charlestown, Abington, Andover, Mass., Elgin. Mount
Carroll, III., New Lisbon, Menomonie. River Falls, Wis.; resident Chicago, III.;
*. B. K.; b. Clarendon, Vt., May 22, 1821; d. Chicago, 111., Oct. 24, 1896.
DENISON, ALBERT EDGAR, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist mmister 1843;
pastor Saybrook, Wallingford, Clinton, Lyme, Plain ville. Conn.; member school
boards 1844-77; *. B. K.; b. Saybrook, Conn., Sept. 12, 1812; d. Plainville, Conn.,
Oct. 5, 1891.
ELY, JAMES WINCHELL COLEMAN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University
1846. Physician Providence, R. I.; city physician Providence 1850-66; medical
attendant Dexter Asylum 1850-66; consulting physician 1866-1906; attending
physician R. I. Hospital 1868-74, 1883-89; consulting physician 1874-1906; con-
sulting physician Butler Hospital for the Insane 1868-1906; St. Joseph's Hospital;
mem. R. I. Medical Society 1847-1906. secretary, treasurer, president 1868-70;
censor; original member Providence Medical Association, first secretary, president
one year; member R. I. Historical Society; Providence Franklin Society, secretary,
president; director Providence Athenaeum; member school committee two years;
member American Academy of Medicine; delegate American Medical Association
several times; *. B. K.; b. Windsor, Vt., Oct. 2, 1820; d. Providence. B. I., May 6,
1906.
EENNER, CORNELIUS GEORGE, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School
1845; pastor First Unitarian Church, Cincinnati, O., 1846. Author Poems of Many
Moods, 1846; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 30, 1822; d. Cincinnati, O.,
Jan. 3, 1847.
FRENCH, CHARLES GRAFTON WILBERTON, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy,
Beaufort, S. C; admitted to Mass. bar; lawyer Washington, D. C; U. S. district
justice. Or. Ter.; lawyer Sacramento, Cal.; chief justice Ariz, supreme court; b.
Berkley, Mass., Aug. 22, 1820; d. San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 13, 1891.
GOULD, ASA HOWARD, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1846;
ordained Baptist minister 1847; pastor Baring, East Auburn, Lebanon, Alna, West
Gardmer, Me.; resident Livermore, Me.; *. T.; b. Charlestown, Mass., July 19,
1814; d. Livermore, Me., July 6, 1884.
160 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1842
GROVER, ZUINGLIUS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Attleboro. Mass., Nashua, N. H.;
principal old Prospect Street Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1846-67; Dear-
bom Seminary, Chicago, 111., 1867-91; ^. B. K.; ^. T.; b. Mansfield, Mass., Jan.
17, 1812; d. Chicago, 111., Dec. 8, 1891.
HARKNESS, ALBERT, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1869; Ph. D., University of Bonn 1854.
Professor Greek language and literature. Brown University, 1855-92; emeritus 1892-
1907; fellow 1904-1907. Teacher high school, Providpnce, R. I.; one of the founders
R. I. Institute of Instruction 1843; president Franklin Lyceum; one of the founders
American Philological Association 1869, first vice president 1869, secretary, treas-
urer, president 1875-76; member Archseological Institute of America; one of the
founders American School of Classical Studies at Athens, member managing commit-
tee; president R. I. Historical Society. Author First Greek Book, 1860; Laiin Gram-
mar, 1864; Latin Reader, 1865; Introductory Latin Book, 1866; Elementary Latin
Grammar, 1869; Practical Introduction to Latin Prose Composition, 1869; Progressive
Exercises in Reading and Writing Latin, 1883; First Year in Latin, 1883; Easy
Method for Beginners in Latin, 1890; Complete Latin Grammar, 1898; Short Latin
Grammar, 1898; various articles in Transactions of the American Philological Associa-
tion, Bibliotheca Sacra and other publications; editor Arnold's First Latin Book, 1851;
Second Latin Book, 1853; Cwsar's Commentaries on the Gallic War, 1870; Cicero's
Select Orations, 1873; Sallust's Catiline, 1878; Preparatory Course in Latin Prose
Authors, 1878; Ccesar's Gallic War, uritk Introduction, Notes and Vocabulary, 1901;
Cicero's Select Orations, with Life of Cicero, Roman Constitution, Notes and Vocabulary,
1904; *.B. K.; *. T.; b. Mendon, Mass., Oct. 6, 1822; d. Providence, R. L, May
27, 1907.
HUNT, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1845; grad-
uate student Union Theological Seminary 1845-46; ordained Baptist minister 1849;
pastor Sutton, Drewsville, Richmond, Hollis, N. H.; Hinesburg, Vt.; Wendell, Mass.;
Pottersville, N. H.; Plain City, 0.; teacher; address, I. O. O. F. Home, Springfield, Ohio.
JAMES, JOHN SEXTON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Jefferson Medical College 1846.
Student Newton Theological Institution 1842-44; medical missionary Southern
Baptist Convention, China, 1846-48; b. Philadelphia, Penn., 1818; drowned Hong
Kong, April 15, 1848.
LIVERMORE, SILAS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1843; ordained Baptist minister 1867; pastor Broad Run, Va., Bloomfield, Mo.;
teacher, preacher, agent Va.; N. C; Penn.; Mo.; Ark.; resident Shelbyville, 111.;
Germantown, Penn.; b. Oxford, Mass., March 16, 1812; d. Germantown, Penn.,
March 31, 1894.
MACKIE, PETER FEARING, A.B. Medical student. From Wareham, Mass.;
d. Wareham, Sept. 2, 1846.
MANTON, JOSEPH RANDALL, A.B.; A.M. Student Hamilton Theological
Seminary 1846-48; ordained Baptist minister 1848; pastor Gloucester, Mass.,
Clarksville, Tenn., Quincy, 111., Minneapolis, Minn.; St. Joseph, Mo., Richfield,
Minn.; resident La Crosse, Wis.; Minneapolis, Minn.; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Providence,
R. I., Sept., 1821; d. Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 16, 1912.
METCALF, EDWIN, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1842-43; sergeant
1st Ward Company, Dorr war; admitted to bar 1844; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
justice court of magistrates; clerk R. I. supreme court 1851-63; connected with the
Providence Post and Herald 1864-66; member R. I. house of representatives 1851-62,
1873-74, speaker 1873-74; member R. I. senate 1874-76; U. S. military service
1861-64, colonel; attorney-general R. I., 1886; *. B. K.; A.*.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Oct. 23, 1823; d. Providence, Jan. 18, 1894.
NICHOLS, LEMUEL BLISS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Philadelphia Medical School 1850.
Teacher Arnold Street Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1842-49; physician
Worcester, Mass., 1850-83; president Worcester County Homoeopathic Medical
Society; *. B. K.; b. Bradford, N. H., Oct. 16, 1816; d. Worcester, Mass., Sept. 28,
1883.
PACKARD, NOAH FORD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Union Theological Seminary
1845; ordained Presbyterian minister 1845; pastorCranston, R. I., Stanwich, Conn.,
New Orleans, La.; *. B. K.; *. T.; from North Bridgewater, Mass.; d. New Orleans,
La., Sept. 3, 1847.
184a GRADUATES 151
PARSONS, JOHN, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1848; home
missionary. Me., 1848-56; ordained Congregational minister 1857; pastor Limington;
Kennebunkport, York, Lebanon, Me.; author of book. Each for AU and All for Each,
1906; *.B. K.; b. Alfred, Me., Sept. 25, 1820; d. Brookline, Mass., March 31, 1910.
PHIPPS, JAMES MONROE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1845. Physician
Boston, Mass., 1845-65; member Mass. Medical Society; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Hop-
kinton, Mass., May 1, 1818; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 15, 1865.
PIERCE, HENRY NILES, A.B.; D.D., University of Ala. 1862; LL.D., University
of the South; William and Mary College 1868. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1843;
priest 1849; founder Episcopal Church, Washington Co., Texas; Matagorda, Tex.;
New Orleans, La.; Eahway, N. J.; Mobile, Ala.; Springfield, 111.; missionary
bishop Ark. and Ind. ter.; bishop of Ark. 1871-99; author Sermons, Mobile, June
IS, 1861, the National Fast Appointed by Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate
States, 1861; The Agnostic, and Other Poems; *. B. K.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Oct. 19,
1820; d. Fayetteville, Ark., Sept. 5, 1899.
ROOT, DAVID LYMAN, A.B.; b. Granville, Mass., July 19, 1822; d. Aug. 26, 1846.
STEVENSON, GEORGE SEARS, A.B.; A.M. Student Wake Forest College, N. C,
1837-40; lawyer New Berne, N. C; state solicitor Craven Co., N. C; member N.C.
legislature; director Atlantic and N. C. Railroad; *. B. K.; b. New Berne, N. C, 1822;
d. New Berne, July 16, 1861.
STONE, GEORGE BURRILL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher North Bridgewater, Mass.;
principal English and Classical School, Fall River, Mass., high school. Fall River;
superintendent public schools, Indianapolis, Ind.; superintendent schools and
principal high school, Minneapolis, Minn.; professor history and rhetoric, and
principal academy, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.; principal private school,
St. Louis; resident Fall River, Mass.; b. Charlton, Mass., Nov. 30, 1823; d. Fall
River, Mass., May 9, 1896.
TILLINGHAST, CHRISTOPHER SPENCER, A.B. Resident Wickford, R. I.;
law student Harvard University 1844; A. *.; b. Wickford, R. I., May 19, 1819; d.
Wickford, Aug. 30, 1844.
TUCKER, GEORGE EVERETT, A.B. Agent American and Foreign Bible Society;
principal school, Pittsfield, Mass., 1846-51; ordained Baptist minister 1851; pastor
Providence, Lonsdale, R. I., Groton Centre, Mass., Wells Depot, Buxton Centre,
Durham, Lisbon Falls, Me.; in service of Christian Commission, Department of the
South; b. Canton, Mass., Feb. 29, 1820; d. Dedham, Mass., Oct. 24, 1888.
WELD, WILLIAM, A.B.; from Le Roy, Genesee Co., N. Y.
WESTCOTT, AMASA SMITH, A.B. Admitted to bar 1844; lawyer Warren,
Providence, R. I.; clerk court of common pleas; justice Providence municipal court;
member Providence common council 1854-55; b. North Scituate, R. I., Sept. 21,
1818; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 6, 1897.
WILLARD, JOHN BARSTOW, A.B. Law student Syracuse, N. Y., Millbury and
Concord, Mass.; ordained Unitarian minister 1848; pastor Westford, Mass.; Wind-
sor, Vt.; Lowell, Barnstable, Lunenburg, Warwick, Norton, Mass.; resident Har-
vard, Mass.; *.B. K.; *. T.;b. New York, N.Y., April 1,1822; d.Ayer, Mass., July 6,
1900.
1843
BARTLETT, PERCIVAL WHITMORE, A.B. Assistant teacher Brimmer Gram-
mar School, Boston, Mass.; assistant master Hancock Grammar School, Boston;
master Chapman School, East Boston, Adams School, East Boston; resident Newton
Centre, Mass.; editor Warren's Physical Geography, 1871; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Dudley,
Mass., Jan. 27, 1822; d. Newton, Mass., May 4, 1868.
CHEEVER, TRACY PATCH, A.B. Lawyer Chelsea, Mass., 1846-81; U. S. military
service 1862-63, captain; city solicitor Chelsea 1864-74; member Mass. house of
representatives 1862-63, 1865-66; Mass. senate 1868-69; school committee Chebea
13 years; *. T.; b. Marblehead, Mass., March 28, 1824; d. North Easton, Mass.,
Nov. 23,' 1881. '
CROSWELL, ANDREW, A.B.; A.M. Student Theological Seminary, Alexandria,
Va.; ordained Episcopal minister 1848; home missionary Johnston, R. I.; rector
162 BROWN UNIVERSITY 184S
Chicopee, Mass.; Brunswick, Me.; Newton Lower Falls, Mass.; founder and rector
St. James's parish, North Cambridge, Mass.; #. B. E.; A. $.; b. Falmouth, Mass.,
July 9, 1822; d. Cushing's Island, Portland, Me., June 30, 1879.
DAY, HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Franklin College 1862. Professor natural philoso-
phy and civil engineering. Brown University, 1852-54. Teacher high school. Provi-
dence, R. I., 1843-46; licensed Baptist preacher 1846; professor Georgetown College,
Ky.; ordained Baptist minister 1849; pastor Ashland, Mass., Philadelphia, Penn.,
Indianapolis, Ind.; #. B. E.; A.*.; b. Westfield, Mass., May 14, 1818; d. Indian-
apolis, Ind., Aug. 1, 1897.
DUNN, ROBINSON POTTER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1864. Assistant librarian
Brown University 1843-46; instructor French 1844-46; professor rhetoric and
English literature 1851-67. Graduated Princeton Theological Seminary 1848;
ordained Presbyterian Minister 1848; pastor Camden, N. J.; author articles in
BiUiotheca Sacra, and other reviews; *. B. E.; *. T.; b. Newport, R. I., May 31, 1825;
d. Newport, Aug. 28, 1867.
GALE, AMORY, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1846;
ordained Baptist minister 1846; pastor Ware, Lee, Mass., Minneapolis, Minn.;
general superintendent missions, Minn. ; author History of the Town of Lee, Most.,
1854; b. Royakton, Mass., Aug. 24, 1815; d. Jaffa, Syria, Nov. 25, 1874.
GARDINER, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher N. C. and Va. 1843-47; account-
ant Providence, R. I.; agent P. M. Mathewson estate; *. B. E.; 'i'. T.; b. Old Warwick,
R. I., July 1, 1821; d. Providence, Nov. 2, 1901.
HEWES, CHARLES WESLEY, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1843-44; ordained Baptist minister 1844; pastor Lonsdale, R. I., Lansingburg,
N. Y.; teacher natural science, Troy, N. Y.; principal Indiana Institute, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.; pastor Healdsburg, Cal.; teacher Oakland, Cal.; pastor St. Helena, Cal.;
principal Mills Seminary, San Francisco, Cal.; pastor San Francisco; $. B. E.; b.
Lynnfield, Mass., April 7, 1818; d. Oakland, Cal., Dec. 29, 1881.
HILTON (formerly SMITH), ROBERT BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer;
elected member U. S. congress 1861, but never took his seat; Confederate military
service, captain; member Confederate congress; lawyer Tallahassee, Fla.; $. B. E.;
A. *.; b. Lynchville, Va., 1820; d. Tallahassee, Fla., 1896.
JAMES, CHARLES SEXTON, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Columbian College 1856.
Teacher academy, Philadelphia, Penn.; professor mathematics and natural phi-
losophy. University at Lewisburg; president Monongahela College; resident AUen-
town. West Chester, Penn.; *. B. K.; b. Philadelphia, Penn., Feb. 6, 1821; d. Cascade,
Mont., June 8, 1901.
JEWETT, LYMAN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1872. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1846; preacher Baptist Church, Webster, Mass.; ordained Baptist
minister 1848; missionary Nellore, Madras, India; resident Newton Centre, Need-
ham and Fitchburg, Mass.; author Commentary on Matthew's Gospel in Telegu;
translator Tdegu New Testament, revised; *. B. E.; b. Waterford, Me., March 9,
1813; d. Fitchburg, Mass., Jan. 17. 1897.
JONES, ISAAC FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher; clerk probate office Middlesex
Co., Mass.; assistant register probate and insolvency Middlesex Co., 1859-73;
resident East Cambridge, Mass.; b. Weston, Mass., Feb. 17, 1820; d. East Cam-
bridge, Mass., July 10, 1873.
KNOWLES, WILLIAM, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; justice court of magis-
trates; chief of police 1869; member R. I. house of representatives 1871-72; deputy
U. S. marshal 1875-85; A. *.; b. Westerly, R. I., Aug. 8, 1816; d. Providence, R. L,
Feb. 6, 1885.
LAPHAM, BENJAMIN NEWELL, A.B. Admitted to bar 1845; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; city solicitor Providence 1863-65; member R. I. house of representatives
1863-64, 1880-81; member Providence common council 1869-71; board of aldermen
1876-82; R. I. senate 1876-77, 1882-83; *.B. E.; b. Smithfield, R. I., April 28, 1821;
d. Providence, R. I., May 13, 1900.
LORD, HARRISON VAN RENSSELAER, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University
1845; lawyer Dayton, O.; *. B. E.; b. Orange, Mass.; d. Orange, March 3, 1850.
1843 GRADUATES
153
MILES. GEORGE DAVIS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Theological Seminary, Alex-
andria, Va„ 1846; ordained Episcopal minister 1847; assistant rector Brooklyn.
N. Y., Wilkesbarre, Penn., Taunton, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., Aug 26 1815-
d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 24, 1874.
MILLER, EZEKIEL LAMB, A.B. Lawyer South Hadley Falls, Mass., until 1858
From South Hadley, Mass.; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. South Hadley Palls, Dec. 4, 1818-
disappeared about 1860. ' '
MORRILL, DANIEL FOLLENSBEE, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School
1847; editor Salisbury Villager, Amesbury, Mass.; farmer and teacher Rehoboth,
West Springfield, Mass., Vineland, N. J.; *. T.; b. Amesbury, Mass., May 25 1817- d'
Vineland, N. J., Sept. 10, 1900. ' "
NORCROSS, AUSTIN, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy, Derby, Vt.; ordained
Baptist minister 1851; pastor Derby; agent Vt. Baptist State Convention; pastor
East Bethel, Troy, Albany, Vt.; resident Derby, Vt.; b. Templeton, Mass., Oct 6
1816; d. Derby, Vt., March 11, 1882. ' '
PAGE, HARRISON CARLETON, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Brown University 1843-46.
Student Newton Theological Institution 1845-47; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Dunbarton, N H '
Jan. 15, 1820; d. Newton Centre, Mass., Aug. 9, 1847. ' ' "
PEIRCE, WILLIAM ROUNSEVILLE, A.B. Farmer Middleboro, Mass.; con-
nected with the Old Colony Railroad; member school board, Middleboro; trustee
public library; Peirce Academy; b. Middleboro, Mass., Oct. 8, 1821; d. Middleboro
Feb. 2, 1896.
REMINGTON, ALBERT GALLATIN, A.B. Law student Harvard University
1845-46; admitted to N. Y. bar; lawyer New York, N. Y.; private teacher Staten
Island, N. Y. Author Prose and Verse, 1856, and various other poems; b. Warwick
R. I., June 13, 1820; d. New York, N. Y., Feb. 19, 1897.
SMITH, ROBERT BENJAMIN; see HILTON.
THAYER, WILLIAM MAKEPEACE, A.B. Licensed Congregational preacher
1844; teacher Attleboro, South Braintree, Franklin, Mass.; preacher Martha's
Vineyard, Mass.; pastor Ashland, Mass.; resident Franklin, Mass. ; secretary Mass.
Temperance Alliance 1860-76; member Mass. general court 1857-58, 1863-64;
author White House Series and other stories; *. B. K.; b. Franklin, Mass., Feb 23
1820; d. Franklin, April 7, 1898.
VAN BUREN, ABRAM, A.B. Insurance agent Cincmnati, O., until 1855; Chicago,
HI.; U. S. military service 1862, first lieutenant and adjutant; secretary Chicago
board of underwriters after the war; b. Philadelphia, Penn., 1821; killed by accident,
Chicago, 111., July 28, 1869.
WALKER, HARVEY DAY, A.B. Teacher Millbury, Mass., Abington, Penn,;
assistant profassor Latin and Greek, University at Lewisburg; principal normal
school. New Columbus, Penn.; Orangeville, Penn.; high school, Bloomsburg,
Penn.; normal school, Waverley, Penn.; high school, Tunkhaunock, Penn.; normal
school, Huntington Mills, Penn.; high school and Collegiate Institute, Shickshinny,
Pson. Author Elements of Grammar, 1866; Bookkeeping by Single Entry, 1867; b.
April 20, 1817, Princeton, Mass.; d. Shickshinny, Penn., Aug. 27, 1912.
WALKER, WILLIAM, A.B. Theological student; from Dighton, Mass.; d.
Peoria, 111., Oct. 26, 1846.
WELD, FITZHENRY, A.B.; A.M., Hamilton College 1855. Teacher Aubumdale,
Mass., Utica, N. Y., Gloversville, N. Y.; insurance agent. New Haven, Conn.;
b. Sturbridge, Mass., Aug. 15, 1815; d. New Haven, Conn., Feb. 3, 1892.
WHITMAN, WILLIAM WARREN, A.B. Admitted to Mass. bar 1846; lawyer
Westfield, Mass., Troy, N. Y.; editor Troy Northern Budget; postmaster; wall
paper merchant; author many articles and historical sketches; *. B. K.; A.*.; b.
Chester, Mass., Oct. 7, 1820; d. Troy, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1902.
WINKLER, EDWIN THEODORE, A.B.; D.D., Furman University 1858. Student
Newton Theological Institution 1843-45; ordained Baptist minister 1846; pastor
Albany, Ga.; Gillisonville, S. C; corresponding secretary Southern Baptist Publica-
tion Society, president; pastor Charleston, S. C; Marion, Ala., chaplain Charles-
ton hospitals 1862-65; president S. C. Baptist State Convention, Home Mission
Board; vice president Baptist Historical Society; trustee Furman University;
154 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1648
Howard College, Judson Female Institute, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary;
editor ChrUHan Index, Southern Baptist, Alabama BaptUt, Augutta Tratucripl,
Sacred Lute, CatechUm; 4'. T.; b. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 13, 1823; d. Marion, Ala.,
Nov. 10, 1883.
1844
ANGELL, GEORGE MANTON, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1847. Physician
and surgeon, Atlanta, 111.; b. Glocester, R. I., 1820; d. Atlanta, 111., Aug. 29, 1909.
BARTON, WILLIAM SUMNER, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University
1845-46; admitted to bar 1846; lawyer Worcester, Mass.; connected with Bank of
Commerce, Boston, Mass.; city treasurer Worcester 1872-99; author Historical and
Biographical Sketches; b. Oxford, Mass., Sept. 30, 1824; d. Rutland, Mass., July
13, 1899.
BEAN, CYRUS, A.B.; A.M. Principal Boys' High School, Newport, R.I. ; merchant
Framingham, Mass.; town treasurer Framingham; b. Gilmanton, N. H., Sept. 29,
1814; d. Framingham, Mass., Feb. 2, 1880.
BENTLEY, CYRUS, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1845-46; admitted to
bar 1847; lawyer Chicago, HI.; trustee Immanuel Church, Chicago; secretary
board Chicago University 1865-73; first president Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, Chicago; president Chicago Baptist Social Union; *. B. K.; ^. T.; b. New
Lebanon Springs, N. Y., Oct. 15, 1819; d. Rochester, N. Y., Jime 23, 1888.
BLOOD, CALEB, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Chicago, 111., several
churches. Wis., Ind., Kans., Mo.; teacher Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.,
*. B. K.; *. T.; b. Rodman, N. Y., July 4, 1815; d. Independence, Mo., Nov. 21, 1881.
BOUTELL, LEWIS HENRY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1847; LL.D., Mary-
ville College 1890; lawyer Boston, Mass., Westboro, Mass.; U. S. military service
1861, 1863-65, major; lawyer Chicago, 111.; one of the founders public library,
Evanston, 111.; president board of trustees; b. Boston, Mass., July 21, 1826; d.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 16, 1899.
CONVERSE, JOSHUA PERKINS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1847; lawyer
Boston and Woburn, Mass.; *. B. K.; A.*.; b. Wobum, Mass., Dec. 16, 1814; d.
Wobum, March 16, 1876.
CUSHMAN, RICHARDS, A.B. Graduated Oberlin Theological Seminary 1847;
ordained Congregational minister 1847; missionary Hayti; *. B. K.; b. Souti Attle-
boro, Mass., June 2, 1819; d. St. Mark's, Hayti, June 9, 1849.
DA VOL, WILLIAM HALE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1850. Physician Fall
River, Mass., Brooklyn, N. Y.; resident St. Paul, Minn.; b. Warren, R. I., July 3,
1823; d. Warren, June 12, 1863.
DRAPER, ISAAC, A.B.; M.D. Physician Philadelphia, Penn.; student of medicine,
Paris, 1853; surgeon Russian army; b. South Attleboro, Mass., Jan. 4, 1824; d.
Sebastopol, Russia, March 20, 1855.
FISKE, EUGENE RUFUS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1863. Physician
Scottsburg, Salem, Or.; one of the founders medical department, Willamette Uni-
versity; professor Theory and Practice of Medicine eight years; one of the founders
Or. Medical Society. Editor Surgical and Medical Reporter, Or.; b. Cambridgeport,
Mass., June 4, 1817; d. Salem, Or., Aug. 27, 1877.
GATLING, WILLIAM JOHN, A.B; M. D., Medical College of South Carolina.
1848. Physician Harrellsville and Winton, N. C; retired from practice of medi-
cine and was for many years, until Dec. 1889, clerk of the superior court of
Hertford Co., N. C; b. Dec. 20, 1820, Gates Co., N. C; d. Feb. 6, 1899, Winton,
Hertford Co., N. C.
GILES, ALFRED ELLENWOOD, A.B.; LL.B.. Harvard University 1846. Assist-
ant teacher Worcester County Manual Labor High School, Worcester, Mass.; acting
principal 1844; admitted to bar 1847; lawyer Boston, Mass.; resident Hyde Park,
Mass.; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Beverly, Mass., Nov. 2, 1819; d. Hyde Park, Mass., Feb. 13,
1904.
HAYES, WINGATE, A.B. ; A.M. Admitted to bar 1847; lawyer Providence, R. I.,
1847-77; clerk R. I. house of representatives 1847-49, 1851-53; R. I. senate 1849-51;
member Providence common council 1851-56, president three years; member com-
mission for revising R. I. statutes 1854-57, 1869-72; assistant adjutant general and
1844 GRADUATES 15«
division inspector, with rank of colonel, several years; member R. I. house of repre-
sentatives 1859-61; speaker 1860-61; U. S. district attorney R. I. 1861-71. Author
Revision of the Laws: A History cf the Codes of R. I., 1857; *. B. K.; b. Farmington.
N. H., Aug. 4, 1823; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 16, 1877.
KENDALL, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Principal HoUis Institute, South Braintree.
Mass.; teacher Newburyport, Mass.; principal private school, Philadelphia, Penn.;
insurance agent Penn. Mutiul Insurance Company, Philadelphia; b. Sherbom.
Mass., Oct. 15, 1817; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Dec. 26, 1875.
LENTELL, RICHARD, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1844-47;
ordained Baptist minister 1847; pastor South Dartmouth, Conway, Mass., New
Orleans, La.; b. Weston, Mass., 1815; d. New Orleans, La., Sept. 24, 1851.
LYON, LUCIUS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Shelbume Falls, Mass.; seminary, Essex,
Conn.; manufacturer sewing machines. New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; b. Sturbridge,
Mass., April 1, 1817; d. Providence, R. I., June 21, 1892.
MILLER, FREDERIC, A.B. Manufacturer of reeds and harnesses for machinery.
Providence, R. I.; member Providence common council 1855-57, 1876-79; com-
mander Providence horse guards; brigadier-general R. I. state militia; b. Providence,
R. I., Dec. 22, 1823; d. Providence, Oct. 18, 1880.
MORTON, JAMES HODGES, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1846.
Admitted to bar 1846; lawyer Springfield, Mass.; police justice Springfield 1852-76;
*. B. K.; A. *.; b. Taunton, Mass., June 21, 1824; d. Springfield, Mass., May 9, 1876.
PEIRCE, THOMAS SPROAT, A.B. In business Middleboro, Mass.; b. Middle-
boro, Mass.; d. Middleboro, Sept. 16, 1901.
PHELPS, SYLVANUS DRYDEN, A.B.; A.M. 1847; Yale College 1849; D.D., Madi-
son University 1854. Trustee Brown University 1879-95. Graduated Yale Divinity
School 1847; ordained Baptist minister 1846; pastor First Church, New Haven,
Conn., 1846-73; JefiEerson Street Church, Providence, R. I., 1874-76; editor Christian
Secretary, Hartford, Conn., 1876-88. Author Eloquence of Nature, and other Poems;
Travels and Sermons; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Suffield, Conn., May 15, 1816; d. New
Haven, Conn., Nov. 23, 1895.
PIERCE, WILLIAM GANO, A.B. Merchant Boston, Mass., Canton and Shanghai.
China; Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 19, 1825; d. Providence, Dec.
25, 1875.
RUSSELL, CYRUS KING, A.B. Teacher Hopkinton, N. H.; South Dennis, Mass.;
merchant Lowell, Mass.; member school board, Lowell, several years; member
Mass. general court two terms; member committee on state house library; committee
on education; *. B. K.; b. New Ipswich, N. H., Aug. 8, 1815; d. Lowell, Mass.,
March 9, 1899.
SAYLES, WILLARD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1846; lawyer Providence, R. I.; city
solicitor Providence 1856; U. S. military service 1861-65, colonel; lawyer New
Orleans, La., Providence, R. I.; attorney general R. I. 1867-82; b. Meudon, Mass.,
Aug. 30, 1822; d. Providence, R. I., April 18, 1903.
VINTON, ELISHA DYER, A.B.; A.M. Merchant China; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; b. Providence, R. L, July 22, 1823; d. Providence, Nov. 26, 1860.
WHITAKER, JONATHAN EDWIN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1847; machinist and manager sawmill, Wendell, Orange, Fitchburg, Wendell,
Alhol, Mass., Shelby ville, Del., Whaleysville, Berlin, Md.; b. Wendell, Mass.,
Feb. 17, 1821; d. Berlin, Md., Dec. 9, 1897.
1845
ANDEM, JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister 1845; pastor Dighton.
Middleboro, North Bridgewater, Mass.; home missionary Wis.; pastor Raynham.
Mass., Newport, N. H., Jericho, Vt., Taberg, N. Y., Tiverton, R. I.; bookkeeper,
collector, agent for Marshall Woods; b. Boston, Mass., Dec. 3, 1812; d. Providence,
R. I., April 7, 1893.
AVERY, ELEAZAR JAMES. A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1849; ordained Baptist minister 1850; pastor Addison, Pembroke. Me.;
principal academy, Worcester, Mass.; Southington, Conn.; Shelbume Falls, Mass.;
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Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J.; *. B. K.; b. Bozrah, Conn., Jan. 6, 181S; d.
Hightstown, N. J., Sept. 23, 1881.
BUSH, SOLON WANTON, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1848; licensed
Unitarian preacher 1848; ordained minister 1849; pastor Burlington, Brattleboro,
Vt., Medfield, Mass.; editor Christian Register, 1863-71; pastor Needham, Mass.;
resident Boston, Mass.; American correspondent London Inquirer, and London
Daily News, 1861-65; *. T. b. Newport, R. I., Feb. 11, 1819; d. Boston, Mass., March
19, 1898.
CADY, ISAAC FOOTE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Wethersfield, Conn., Providence,
R. I., Warren, R. I., Savannah, Ga., Barrmgton, R. I.; trustee, librarian and sec-
retary Free Public Library, Barrington, R. I.; superintendent public schools Har-
rington; vice president and president American Educational Institute; president
R. I. Institute of Instruction 1875; *. T.; b. Monson, Mass., Oct. 10, 1818; d. Bar-
rington, R. I., April 28, 1884.
CANNON, EDWARD YOUNG, A.B. Lawyer Richmond, Va.; b. Norfolk. Va.,
Nov. 24, 1824; d. Richmond, Va., Nov. 24, 1893.
DROWNE, THOMAS STAFFORD, A.B.; A.M. 1852; D.D., Norwich University
1866. Graduated General Theological Seminary 1848; ordained Episcopal deacon
1848; priest 1849; assistant minister Trinity Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.; rector St.
Paul's Church, Brooklyn; in charge of Church of the Mediator, Brooklyn; Church
of the Ascension, Brooklyn, E. D.; Cathedral Chapel, and warden St. Paul's and St.
Mary's Cathedral Schools, Garden City, L. I.; instructor; General Theological
Seminary, New York, N. Y.; secretary Federate Council of N. Y. Dioceses 1868-97;
Diocese of L. I. 1868-97; secretary General Theological Seminary 1886-97; recording
secretary American Ethnological Society, New York; honorary local secretary
Diocese of L. I. for Church House, Westminster, London; life member N. Y. His-
torical Society; L. I. Historical Society; corresponding member Royal Historical
Society of London; author of sermons and various literary, theological and his-
torical articles; A *.; b. North Providence, R. I., July 9, 1823; d. Colchester, Conn.
Nov. 10, 1897.
EATON, WILLIAM HADLEY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1867. Trustee Brown University
1875-96. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1848; ordained Baptist minister
1849; pastor Salem, Mass., 1849-54; First Church, Nashua, N. H.; Keene, N. H.;
trustee Colby Academy 1856-91; Newton Theological Institution 1868-88; *.B. K.;
■•a. T.; b. GoflFstown, N. H., Sept. 4, 1818; d. Nashua, N. H., June 10, 1896.
FORD, DAVID BARNES, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1898. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1848; ordained Baptist minister 1851; pastor Canton, Mass.; preacher
Marshfield, Mass.; president board of trustees Hanover Academy. Translator
Perthes' Life of Chrysostom, in conjunction with Alvah Hovey, 1854; author religious
and historical articles; *. B. K.; b. Scituate, Mass., Nov. 10, 1820; d. Hanover, Mass.,
May 3, 1903.
FULLER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Bookseller Sprmgfield, Mass.; U. S. assessor
internal revenue 22 years; insurance agent, Suffield, Conn.; president Suffield
Savings Bank; director First National Bank, Suffield; Iowa Mortgage Company;
*. B. K.; b. Suffield, Conn., Nov. 19, 1825; d. DansviUe, N. Y., Dec. 28, 1890.
HANSELL, WILLIAM FORDE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Denison University 1858.
Graduated Princeton Theological Seminary 1848; ordained Baptist minister 1849;
pastor Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Cincinnati, O., Hartford, Rainbow, Conn.; $, B. E.;
b. Philadelphia, Penn., Dec. 5, 1815; d. Hartford, Conn., Nov. 26, 1876.
HASKELL, SAMUEL, A.B.; D.D., Madison University 1867. Graduated Hamilton
Literary and Theological Institution 1847; ordained Baptist minister 1847; pastor
Detroit, Kalamazoo, Ann Arbor, Mich.; assistant editor Christian Herald, Detroit,
Mich.; instructor Kalamazoo College, 1891-92; professor 1892-98; secretary and
president Mich. Baptist State Convention; *. B. K.; b. North Bridgeton, Me.,
March 20, 1818; d. Kalamazoo, Mich., July 4, 1900.
HENRY, FOSTER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1848;
ordained Baptist minister 1852; pastor Tyringham, Mass., Pawtuxet, R. I., Dan-
versport, Mass., Newport, N. H., North Bennington, Cavendish, Vt.; Hmsdale,
N. H.; *. T.; b. Weathersfield, Vt., AprU 7, 1817; d. Hinsdale, N. H.. April 3, 1886.
1846 GRADUATES X57
HUBBARD, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Minn.; teacher in the
South; b. Philadelphia, Penn., July 28, 1820; d. Jan. 10, 1877.
JONES, JOHN DAVIS EDMANDS, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological
Institution 1846-47; principal Troy Academy, Troy, N. Y., 1847-49; ordained
Baptist minister 1849; pastor North Bennington, Vt.; Worcester, Mass.; superin-
tendent public schools, Worcester, Mass., 1859-66; pastor North Grafton, Mass.;
superintendent of agencies of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company, Worcester,
Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Needham, Mass., Nov. 11, 1819; d. Worcester, Mass., Jan. 12,
1893.
KEITH, JAMES MUNROE, A.B. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; president common
council, Roxbury, Mass.; member Mass. legislature 1851; district attorney Mass.
1855-57; member city council Boston, Mass., 1868-69; trustee Boston Public Library
1868-69; delegate Democratic National Convention 1868; member Boston Board
of Health 1877-83; b. Randolph, Vt., April 15, 1819; d. Roxbury, Mass., April 12,
1894.
KNOWLTON, CYRUS, A.B. Teacher academy and seminary, Ludlow, Vt.; public
school, Cleveland, O.; admitted to bar 1860; lawyer Cleveland; b. Brandon, Vt.;
d. Glendale, O., Dec. 31, 1861.
KOLLOCK, CORNELIUS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1848. Medical
student Paris 1848-50; physician Cheraw, S. C; Confederate military service,
surgeon; president S. C. Medical Association 1887; vice president American Gyne-
cological Society 1892; president Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association
1894; *. B. K.; b. Marlboro District, near Cheraw, S. C, Dec. 7; 1824; d. Cheraw,
S. C, Aug. 17, 1897.
MACKIE, ANDREW, A.B.; A.M. Student General Theological Seminary; or-
dained Episcopal deacon 1845; priest 1849; rector Glassboro, Newark, N. J., Phila-
delphia, Penn., Boston, Amherst, Mass., Norwich, Conn., Madison, Penn., La
Porte, Ind.; trustee General Theological Seminary; examining chaplain Northern
Deanery of Ind.; A. *.; b. Plymouth, Mass., Feb. 21, 1823; d. La Porte, Ind., April 22,
1878.
MEECH, LEVI WITTER, A.B.; A.M. Mathematician; assistant U. S. census
office; U. S. coast survey; actuary in charge of statistics of thirty American life
assurance offices' collection of experience 1873-82. Author System and Tables of
Life Insurance Devehped from the Thirty Officers' Collection; New Calculation Tables
for Multiplication and Division; Ancient Chronology from the Original Records; b.
North Stonington, Conn., June 24, 1821; d. Norwich, Conn., April 22, 1912.
MUENSCHER, CHARLES JOSEPH, A.B. Organist St. Stephen's Church, Provi-
dence, R. I.; graduated General Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y., 1850;
organist St. Luke's Church, New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Oct. 20, 1826; d. Matanzas, Cuba, March 12, 1850.
PARKS, GEORGE, A.B. Law student Bamet, Vt.; lawyer; bookseller; manager
Southern Baptist Publication Society, Charleston, S. C; *.B. K.; *.T.; b. Vt.; d.
Charleston, S. C, March 30. 1855.
PUTNAM, JOSEPH ELLIOTT, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1847;
teacher; manufacturer; from Morrisville, N. Y.; d. Neponset, Mass., 1882.
SEAGRAVE, JAMES CARTER, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Semmary
1849; ordained Congregational minister 1851; pastor Providence, R. I., Rochester,
N. H., Scotland, Bridgewater, Mass., Wentworth, N. H., East Marshfield, Haver-
hill, Otis, Peru, Me., 1884-90; b. Uxbridge, Mass., April 14, 1821; d. Hmsdale, Mass.,
April 22, 1913.
SNOW, EDWIN MILLER, A.B. ; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons
1849. Trustee Brown University 1876-88. Teacher 1845-47; physician Holyoke,
Mass.; Providence, R. I.; physician Eastern District Dispensary, Providence;
member Providence common council 1855; city registrar of births, marriages and
deaths 1855-88; superintendent of health 1856-84; superintendent R. I. census
1865, 1876; supervisor R. I. census in national census 1880; hospital inspector
U. S. Sanitary Commission 1863; member National Prison Convention, Cincinnati,
O., 1870; R. I. delegate International Prison Congress, London, 1872; member
American Medical Association; secretary R. I. Medical Society 1852-55, president
1876-77; member American Academy of Medicine; consulting physician R. I.
M8 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1846
Hospital; honorary member N. Y. Medical Society; chairman R. I. commission to
build new State Prison at Cranston 1874-78; secretary R. I. board of State Charities
and Corrections 1869-72; trustee Providence Reform School 1855-80; U. S. delegate
International Statistical Congress, St. Petersburg, 1872. Author Annual ReporU
upon Births, Marriages and Deaths in Providence, 1855-83, 1856-84; First Annual Re-
port, Superintendent of Health, Providence, 1857; also numerous articles and reports
relating to public health; *. B. K.; b. Pomfret, Vt., May 8, 1820; d. Providence,
R. I., Dec. 22, 1888.
SYMONDS, JAMES MUNROE, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1848; ordained Baptist minister 1849; pastor Amesbury, Mass.; *. B. K.;
A. *.; b. Salem, Mass., July, 1817; d. Salem, Oct. 17, 1849.
THAYER, ELI, A.B.; A.M. Instructor Academy, Worcester, Mass., 1845-48;
founder Oread Institute, Worcester, 1848; principal; treasurer; member Worcester
board of alderman 1852, 1853; school board several years; Mass. house of repre-
sentatives 1853-54; organizer Emigrant Aid Company to establish colonies in Kansas
1854-57; founder anti-slavery town, Va., 1857; member U. S. house of representatives
1857-61; Oregon delegate to National Republican Convention 1860; confidential
agent U. S. treasury 1861-62; inventor sectional safety steam boiler; automatic
boiler cleaner; hydraulic elevator; author History of the Kansas Crusade; frequent
contributor to magazines and newspapers; #>. B. K.; *. T.; b. Mendon, Mass., June 11,
1819; d. Worcester, Mass., April 15, 1899.
WILLIAN, WILLIAM MORTIMER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated General Theological
Seminary, New York, N. Y., 1849; ordained Episcopal deacon 1849; . priest 1850;
rector Amesbury, Mass., Bangor, Me., Brooklyn, N. Y.; resident England and
rector of several parishes there; rector South Brooklyn, N. Y., Methuen, Mass. ; St'.T.;
b. Clitheroe, Lancashire, England, March 10, 1825; d. Lowell, Mass., Dec. 2, 1902.
WOODS, MARSHALL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of the City of New York 1848.
Trustee Brown University 1856-99; treasurer 1866-82. Resident Providence, R. I.;
U. S. commissioner to Paris exposition 1855; member jury on fine arts; received
Cross of French Legion of Honor at close of exposition; fellow R. I. Medical Society.
Author first printed Treasurer's Reports, Brown University, 1867-82; List of Sub-
scriptions and Donations made to Brovm University during the 25 Years terminating
June S9, 1871; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 28, 1824; d. London, England, July
13, 1899.
WORCESTER, SAMUEL HOWARD, A.B. 1885; A.M. 1886; M.D., New York
Homoeopathic College 1861. Teacher Charleston, S. C; Epping, N. H.; Lexington
Mass.; ordained Swedenborgian minister 1851; pastor Baltimore, Md.; physician
Gardiner, Me.; Gloucester, Salem, Bridgewater, Mass.; member school committee,
Gloucester, Bridgewater, Mass.; member Bridgewater Board of Health. Author
Index to Swedenharg' s Apocalypse explained, in Latin, Hebrew, Greek and English;
editor 14 of Swedenborg's works; b. Gloucester, Mass., Feb. 16, 1824; d. Bridge-
water, Mass., Dec. 4, 1891.
1846
ANTHONY, FRANK WILLIAM, A.B. Graduated General Theological Seminary
1849; graduate student General Theological Seminary 1849-50; not ordained;
resident Jackson, Mich.; fruit farmer Mattawan, Mich.; treasurer Jackson County
Agricultural Society; director public school Jackson; city treasurer 1860; postmaster
1867-68; collector county tax to organize and equip 1st Mich, regiment; contractor
tor the employment of convict labor, Mich. State Prison; member editorial board
Eagle, Jackson, Mich.; Legal Tender, Jackson; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. North Providence,
R. I., Oct. 16, 1822; d. Oshtemo, Mich., Feb. 2. 1910.
BABBITT, BENJAMIN BOSWORTH, A.B.; A.M., Trinity College 7 368. Ordained
Episcopal minister 1850; rector Plymouth, Mass., Olneyville, R. I., Andover,
Mass.; principal St. Clement's School for Boys; professor physics and astronomy,
University of S. C, Columbia, S. C; president; founder St. Luke's Parish, Colum-
bia; principal school for educational and mission work among the negroes; editor
Church Monthly; h. Bristol, R. I., Sept. 6, 1827; d. Columbia, S. C, Dec. 20, 1888.
1846 GRADUATES 159
BENJAMIN, JUDSON, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1847-48;
ordained Baptist minister 1848; missionary Tavoy and Mergui, Burma; b. Rodman,
N. Y., Feb. 2, 1819; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 20, 1855.
CHAFFIN, AARON WHEELER, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1846-47; teacher academy. New Hampton, N. H.; ordained Baptist minister 1850;
pastor Danversport, Mass., Manchester, Hudson, N. H.; b. Landgrove, Vt., July
9, 1821; d. Lynn, Mass., Feb. 3, 1874.
CHAPIN, JOHN FARNUM, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1846; merchant
and manufacturer. Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., March 1, 1828;
d. New York, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1888.
COE, HENRY ISAAC, A.B.; A.M. Student Pruiceton Theological Seminary 1847-
49; ordained Presbyterian minister 1850; missionary Indianapolis, Ind.; pastor
South Church, Galena, 111.; secretary Board of Church Extension; pastor Stanton,
Mo.; *. B. K.; address, Rolla, Mo.
COX, SAMUEL SULLIVAN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1885. Lawyer ZanesviUe, O.;
editor Statesman, Columbus, O.; secretary of legation, Peru, 1855; member U. S.
house of representatives 1857-65, 1869-83; speaker pro tempore 1876; delegate demo-
cratic national convention 1864, 1868, 1876; regent Smithsonian Institution; U. S.
minister Turkey 1885-86. Author A Buckeye Abroad, 1852; Eight Years in Congress,
1865; A Search for Winier Sunbeams, 1867; Why we Laugh, 1876; Arctic Sunbeams,
1882; Orient Sunbeams, 1882; Three Decades of Federal Legislation, 1885; Isle of the
Princes, 1887; Diversions of a DiplomM, 1887; The Four New Stars, 1889; *. B. K;
A.*.; b. ZanesviUe, O., Sept. 30, 1824; d. New York, N. Y., Sept. 10, 1889.
CULLEN, CHARLES ROCKE, A.B.; M.D., Richmond Medical College 1848.
Physician Los Angeles, Cal.; Richmond, Va.; assistant surgeon Howard's Grove
Hospital, C. S. A., Richmond, Va., 1862-64; trustee Medical College of Va. 16 years;
medical examiner Va. examining board 1884, 1889-99; b. Richmond, Va., Aug. 16,
1825; d. Barton Heights, Richmond, April 6, 1899.
DAWES, EBENEZER, A.B. Lawyer several years; editor Bristol County B^publican,
1861-85; ordained Congregational minister 1864; pastor Dighton, LakeviUe, Mass.;
member Mass. legislature 1869; school board Dighton; Lakeville; *. B. K.;
b. Taunton, Mass., Aug. 30, 1825; d. Lakeville, Mass., Jan. 29, 1892.
DICKMAN, FRANKLIN JACKSON, A.B.; LL.D. 1892. Admitted to R. I. bar
1849; lawyer Providence, R. I.; Cleveland, O.; member Ohio legislature 1862-64;
U. S. district attorney northern district of Ohio; member Ohio supreme court com-
mission; associate justice Ohio supreme court; chief justice; member board of
visitors U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y.; *. B. K; *. T.; b. Petersburg,
Va., Aug. 22, 1822; d. Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 12, 1908.
DURFEE, THOMAS, A.B.; LL.D. 1875. Trustee Brown University 1875-88;
chancellor 1879-88; fellow 1888-1901. Admitted to bar 1848; lawyer Providence,
R. I., 1848-1901; reporter R. I. supreme court 1849-53; justice court of magistrates
1854-60; presiding justice 1855-60; member R. I. house of representatives; speaker
1863-65; member R. I. senate 1865; associate jvistice R. I. supreme court 1865-75;
chief justice 1875-91; retired; member board of trustees Providence Public Library
1888-1901; president 1892-1901. Author Reports of cases in Supreme Court of R. I.
1851-5S, 1854; Treatise on the Law of Highways, begun by J. K. Angell, 1857; The
Village Picnic and other Poems, 1872; Cleanings from the Judicial History of R. I., 1883;
various historical orations and addresses relating to R. I.; editor Complete Works of
Job Durfee, with a Memoir of his Life, 1849; *. T.; b. Tiverton, R. I., Feb. 6, 1826; d.
Providence, R. I., June 6, 1901.
FLETCHER, JAMES COOLEY, A.B.; Litt.D. 1896. Student Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary 1848-49; Geneva, Switzerland; General Theological Seminary;
agent American and Foreign Christian Union 1850-51; ordained Presbyterian minis-
ter 1851; missionary American and Foreign Christian Union, and seaman's chaplain,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1852-55; U. S. secretary of legation ad interim, Rio de Janeiro,
1852-53; agent Bible Society, Rio de Janeiro, 1855-56; U. S. 1856-62; agent Ameri-
can Sunday School Union, Brazil, 1862-63; agent American Tract Society 1868-69;
U S consul. Oporto, Portugal, 1869-73; charg6 d'affaires, Lisbon, 1870; missionary
and newspaper correspondent, Naples, Italy, 1873-90; preacher Wilmington, La
Crescenta, Los Angeles, Cal. Author Brazil and the Brazilians, in conjunction with
160 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1846
D. C. Kidder, 1857; *. B. K.; b. Indianapolis, Ind., April 15, 1823; d. Los Angeles,
Cal., April|23, 1901.
GODDARD, THOMAS POYNTON IVES, A.B.; A.M. FeUow Brown University
1889-93. Merchant and manufacturer. Providence, R. I.; president Boston and
Providence Baiboad; director Providence Institution for Savings; Manufacturers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company; one of the founders and trustee B. I. Hospital;
member standing committee R. I. Diocese; delegate general convention; *. B. K.;
b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 14, 1827; d. Providence, March 30, 1893.
GODDARD, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1899. Trustee Brown University
1857-1907; chancellor 1888-1907. Merchant and manufacturer Providence, R. I.;
member firm of Brown and Ives; Goddard Brothers; member Providence common
council 1852-55; U. S. military service 1861-62, major; brevet colonel; president
Providence National Bank 1869-1905; member board of trustees Butler Hospital
for the Insane 1875-; president 1894-1907; member R. I. Historical Society 1850-
1907; member board of visitors U. S. Military Academy, West Pomt, 1863; U. S.
Naval Academy, Annapolis, 1899; *. B. K.; b. Warwick, R. I., Dec. 25, 1828; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Sept. 20, 1907.
GOWER, HARRISON BARTLETT, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor
Sedgwick, Me.; agent American Baptist Publication Society; from New Sharon,
Me.; K.B.; b. 1817; d. Farmington, Me., Aug. 24, 1859.
GREENE, THOMAS CASEY, A.B. Teacher Tiverton, R. I.; admitted to bar 1849;
lawyer Providence, R. I., 1849-97; justice court of magistrates two years; b. East
Greenwich, R. I., Sept. 28, 1826; d. East Greenwich, July 11, 1897.
JILLSON, WILLIAM EVERETT, A.B.; A.M. Instructor modem languages.
Brown University, 1852-53. Teacher Providence, R. I.; Bristol, R. I.; cataloguer
Library of Congress, Washington, D. C, 1853-55; professor modern languages and
temporary head department of rhetoric and English literature, Columbian College,
1855-59; librarian and translator, U. S. Patent Office, 1859-65; general assistant,
Public Library, Boston, Mass., 1865-68; chosen superintendent 1868, but declined;
b. Cumberland, R. I., June 6, 1824; d. Jamaica Plain, Mass., Nov. 27, 1868.
LOPEZ, RAYMOND, A.B. Architect Havana, Cuba; from Havana, Cuba; $. B. K.;
^.r.; d. 1866.
METCALF, NATHANIEL WHITING, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Pittsburgh, Penn.;
New Marlboro, Mass.; Medway, Mass.; teacher of freedmen; *. T.; b. Medway,
Mass., Aug. 24, 1819; d. New Orleans, La., Oct. 16, 1871.
MORRIS, WILLIAM BOWEN, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1849. Medical
student, Paris and Edinburgh; physician Boston, Charlestown, Mass.; U. S. mili-
tary service a short time during Civil war, surgeon; A. *; b. Washington, D. C, March
4, 1826; d. Charlestown, Mass., March 16, 1878.
MOWRY, ELISHA COOK, A.B. Lawyer Charleston, S. C; *. B. K; A. *.; b.
Charleston, S. C, Sept. 16, 1826; d. Chick's Springs, S. C, Aug. 27, 1860.
PEARCE, WILLIAM WHEATON, A.B. Instructor Brown University; student of
science, Giessen, Berlin and Paris, 1846-61; miner Tenn. and Ariz, two years; manu-
facturer sulphuric acid. Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service 1861, sergeant;
*.B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 16, 1825; d. Providence, Sept. 1, 1867.
PREVAUX, FRANCIS EDWARD, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1849; ordained Baptist minister 1850; missionary teacher and preacher, San
Francisco and Oakland, Cal.; b. Salisbmy, Mass., 1822; d. Salisbury, Mass., May
12, 1860.
RIDER, HENRY LAWRENS, A.B.; from Willington. Conn.
ROGERS, JAMES SW9RDS, A.B. Clerk New York, N. Y.; hardware merchant
Cleveland, O.; in business, Cal; manufacturer Newburgh, N. Y.; commodore's
secretary during the Civil war to 1866; b. Newburgh, N. Y., July 31, 1828; d. on
ship-board, near N. Y. harbor, Oct. 29, 1866.
SHAILER, HEZEKIAH, A.B.; A.M. Principal high school, Brookliue, Mass., 1846-
52; publisher New York, N. Y., 1853-76; brigadier-general N. Y. National Guards;
*.B. K.; A.*.; b. Haddam, Conn., March 9, 1816; d. Haddam, July 9, 1878.
SHURTLEFF, AUGUSTINE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1849. Medi-
cal student Paris and London; physician Brookline, Mass.; member Mass. Medical
1846 GRADUATES J6l
Society; Mass. Medical Benevolent Society; Boston Society of Natural History;
Norfolk Medical Society; trustee Brookline Public Library; b. Boston, Mass., Aug.
24, 1826; d. Brookline, Mass., Jan. 27, 1901.
TOPLIFF. CALVIN HOWE, A.B. Student Newton Theological Lastitution 1846-47;
missionary CoUinsville, Branford, Conn.; ordained Baptist minister 1850; pastor
Charlestown, Weston, Mass.; resident Cambridgeport, Mass.; b. Mansfield, Conn.,
April 1, 1818; d. Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 11, 1907.
WATERMAN, STEPHEN, A.B. Cotton broker Providence, R. I.; member Provi-
dence common council 1855-60, 1869-71; president 1856-60; alderman 1861-62;
member R. I. house of representatives 1870-71; *. B. K.; '^. T.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Dec. 13, 1826; d. Providence, Nov. 3, 1871.
WAYLAND, FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1881; University of Rochester 1879.
Trustee Brown University 1873-88; fellow 1888-1904. Law student Harvard
University 1849-50; admitted to bar 1850; lawyer Worcester, Mass.; New Haven,
Conn.; judge of probate New Haven 1864-65; lieutenant-governor Conn. 1869;
instructor law, Yale University, 1871-72; professor law 1872-1903; professor emeritus
1903-04; dean Law School 1873-1903; president board of directors Coim. State
Prison 1879-93; Conn. Prison Association; National Prison Association; Organized
Charities of New Haven; Conn. General Hospital; American Baptist Education
Society; vice president American Baptist Missionary Union; president board of
visitors U. S. Military Academy, West Point, 1874; vice president board of visitors
U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, 1880; president American Social Science Associa-
tion 1880. Author McTnoirs of Life and Labors of Francis Wayland, in conjunction with
H. L. Wayland; various articles in Atlantic Monthly; also numerous papers on prison
reform and social science topics; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 23, 1826; d. New
Haven, Conn., Jan. 9, 1904.
WESTON, RODERICK STOCKING, A.B. From Belchertown, Mass. Physician.
Belchertown, Mass.; postmaster Forest City, Cal.; b. Belchertown, Mass., about
1820; d. Forest City, Cal., Dec. 28, 1888.
WHITE, SETH HOBART, A.B. Principal school Brookline, Mass.; law student
Delhi, N. Y.; admitted to bar 1851; lawyer Delhi; director and attorney First
National Bank; b. Abington, Mass., Dec. 27, 1820; d. Jan. 31, 1893.
1847
ALLIN, CHARLES MNASON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons 1851. Physician New York, Flushing, N. Y.; physician Nursery and
Child's Hospital, New York; Northern Dispensary; connected with Eye and Ear
Infirmary 18 years; New York Hospital; surgeon Presbyterian Hospital. Author
numerous contributions to medical journals; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 30,
1827; d. New York, N. Y., June 19, 1880.
ANTHONY, THOMAS SMITH, A.B. Admitted to bar 1849; lawyer Providence,
R. I., 1849-62; clerk R. I. supreme court 1852-54; R. I. house of representatives
1857-62; U. S. military service 1862, first lieutenant; lawyer Hartford, Conn.;
resident Fall River, Mass.; b. Fall River, Mass., Aug. 27, 1827; d. Fall River, Jan.
22, 1875.
BACHELER, FRANCIS EBEN MERIAM, A.B. Graduated Union Theological
Seminary 1850; ordained Congregational minister 1854; pastor Brooklyn, N. Y.;
Patchogue, Long Island, N.Y.; KiUingly, Lebanon, Conn. ; Sparta, N. Y.; Dudley,
Mass.; Woodstock, Conn.; b. Douglas, Mass., July 8, 1818; d. Norwich, Conn.
April 1, 1887.
BAKER, HENRY SOUTHARD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1849; lawyer Alton, lU.
member 111. legislature 1854-60; presidential elector 1864; justice Alton municipal
court 1865-81; member city council; president 111. Republican Convention 1876-
b. Kaskaskia, 111., Nov. 10, 1824; d. Alton, 111., March 5, 1897.
BLACKINTON, JAMES FLETCHER, A.B. 1878; A.M. Principal high school
Wakefield, Mass.; usher public school, Boston, Mass., 1848-65; principal Prescott,
now Emerson School, 1865-91; *. B. K.; b. North Attleboro, Mass., Sept. 5, 1819; d
Winthrop, Mass., Jan. 7, 1891.
162 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1847
BOWEN, CHARLES JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Harvard Divinity School
1850; ordained Unitarian minister 1850; pastor Newburyport, Mass.; Williams-
burg, N. Y.; Kingston, Mass.; Baltimore, Md.; chaplain military hospital, near
Baltimore, 1861-65; pastor Roxbury, Mass.; b. Providence, R. I., May 20, 1827; d.
Roxbury, Mass., April 10, 1870.
BOYCE, JAMES PETIGRU, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1887; Union University, Teun.,
1872; D.D., Columbian College 1859. Student Princeton Theological Seminary
1849-51; ordained Baptist minister 1851; pastor Columbia, S. C; professor the-
ology, Furman University, 1855-59; founder Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
1858; professor theology and chairman of the faculty, 1859-73; president 1873-88;
member S. C. legislature 1862-63, 1864-65; Confederate military service 1861-62,
chaplain; aide-de-camp, acting as provost marshal of Columbia, 1864-65; trustee
Columbian College; Furman University; Greenville Baptist Female College;
moderator Charleston Baptist Association; president S. C. Baptist Convention;
Southern Baptist Convention eight years; director Greenville National Bank;
S. C. Railroad Company; Graniteville Iron Company, Augusta, Ga. ; East Tennes-
see Iron Manufacturing Company; editor SoM<AerreBap<i«i; *. B. K.; A.*.; b. Charles-
ton, S. C, Jan. 11, 1827; d. Pau, France, Dec. 28, 1888.
CAMPBELL, ALBERT HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Civil engineer Washington, D. C;
1847-61; chief engineer Orange and Alexandria Railroad; Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad; U. S. explorations for a southern route to the Pacific 1851-53; chief
Bureau of Railroads Department of the Interior, Washington, D. C, until 1861;
Confederate military service 1861-65, major; in charge topographical department,
army of northern Va.; assistant engineer Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, W. Va.,
1869-71; chief engineer various railroads, W. Va., 1871-93; resident Charleston,
W. Va.; Ravenswood, W. Va.; b. Charleston, W. Va., Oct. 23, 1826; d. Ravens-
wood, W. Va., Feb. 23, 1899.
CAPRON, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Worcester, Mass.; Providence, R. I.;
in state and government employ, Madison, Wis.; insurance agent, Boston, Mass.;
*. B. K; *. T; b. Millville, Mass., Sept. 17, 1823; d. Newton Centre, Mass., March 28,
1893.
DENISON, FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M. Ordamed Baptist minister 1847; pastor
Westerly, R. I.; Norwich, Conn.; Central Falls, R. I.; U. S. military service 1861-
64, chaplain; assistant allotment commissioner, R. I.; pastor New Haven, Conn.;
Woonsocket, R. I.; member R. I. Historical Society; Wis. Historical Society; R. I.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Historical Society; oflScial poet R. I. Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution; historical registrar R. I. Baptist State Convention; author
Westerly and its Witnesses for Two Hundred and Fifty Years, 1878; Shot and Shell, or.
History of the Third R. I. Heavy Artillery, 1879; numerous articles and poems; *. B. K.;
b. Mystic, Conn. Sept. 28, 1819; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 16, 1901.
DIBELL, EDWIN, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution; preacher Gardi-
ner, Pittston, Me.; ordained Baptist minister 1851; preacher Bath, Cherryfield,
Calais, Me.; pastor New Ipswich, N. H.; superintendent schools, Ipswich, 1854-60;
preacher Sheffield, Kingsville, Grigg's Comer, O.; b. Kingsville, O., June 1, 1820;
d. there Aug. 14, 1910.
ELLIS, JOSHUA JAMES, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1852. Teacher private
school, Newport, R. I., 1847-48; physician Bristol, R. I., 1854-62; U. S. military
service 1862-63, assistant surgeon; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Boston, Mass., Sept. 13, 1826;
d. Newport, R. I., March 17, 1863.
FILLMORE, GEORGE HEDDING, A.B.; A.M. Principal high school, Cohasset.
Mass.; professor mathematics Newton College, Baltimore, Md., several years;
Md. Agricultural College; assistant U. S. Branch Mint, San Francisco, Cal.; b.
Nantucket, Mass., April 4, 1827; d. San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 4, 1869.
FISHER, GEORGE PARK, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1866; A.M., Yale College 1867
D.D., Harvard University 1886; University of Edinburgh 1886; College of N. J. 1896;
LL.D., 1879; Yale University 1901. Student of theology, Yale College, 1848-49:
graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1851; student Germany; ordained Con-
gregational mmister 1854; professor divinity, Yale College, 1854-61; pastor College
Church; professor ecclesiastical history 1861-1901; professor emeritus 1901-1909;
dean Divinity School 1895-1901; president American Historical Society. Author
1847 GRADUATES 163
History of the Church of Christ in Yale College, 1858; Essays on the Supernatural
Origin of Christianity; The Reformation; The Beginnings of Christianity; Grounds of
Theistic and Christian Belief; The Christian Religion; Manual of Christian Evidences;
Nature and Method of Revelation; Colonial Era of the U. S.; Manual of Natural
Theology; and many other essays and magazine articles; member editorial board
New Englander; Yale Review; *. B. K.; b. Wrentham, Mass., Aug. 10, 1827; d. Litch-
field, Conn., Dec. 20, 1909.
GAMWELL, ALBERT AUGUSTUS, A.B. Principal Fountain Street Grammar
School, Providence, R. I., 1847-71; A. *.; b. Peru, Mass., Oct. 29, 1816; d. Providence,
R. I., Dec. 18, 1871.
GARNSEY, CYRUS, A.B. Merchant and farmer; coal dealer Memphis, Tenn.;
*. B. K; A. *.; address, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
GUILD, R.EUBEN ALDRIDGE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Shurtleff College 1874.
Assistant librarian Brown University 1847-48; librarian 1848-93; librarian emeritus
1893-99. Member Librarians' Convention 1853; common council, Providence, R. I.,
seven years; chairman relief committee. Providence, 1862; member and secretary
school committee 15 years; member R. I. Historical Society; R. I. Veteran Citizens'
Historical Association; one of the founders American Library Association 1876;
secretary 1876; honorary member 1895; member American Antiquarian Society
1876-99; honorary member Essex Institute, Salem, Mass.; Old Colony Historical
Society; Library Association of the United Kingdom; Soldiers' and Sailors' Historical
Society; secretary Brown University Alumni Association 12 years; president,
secretary, and treasurer of various religious, educational and philanthropic organiza-
tions; author Librarian's Manual, 1858; Life, Times and Correspondence of James
Manning, and the Early History of Brown University, 1864; Biographical Introduction
to the Writings of Roger Williams, 1866; History of Brown University with Illustrative
Documents, 1867; History of St. John's Commandery, 1875; Chaplain Smith and the
Baptists, or. Life, Journals, Letters, and Addresses of Rev. Hezekiah Smith, D.D., 1885;
Early History of Brown University, 1756-1791, 1897; also numerous historical and
biographical sketches; editor Letter of John Cotton and Roger Williams' Reply, 1866;
Roger Williams' Queries of Highest Consideration, 1867; Literary and Theological
Addresses of Alva Woods, 1868; Staples' R. I. in Continental Congress, 1870; $. B. K.;
b. Dedham, Mass., May 4, 1822; d. Providence, R. I., May 13, 1899.
HATHEWAY, NICHOLAS, A.B. Lawyer Fall River, Mass.; postmaster; b. Free-
town, Mass., Sept. 3, 1834; d. Fall River, Mass., Dec. 25, 1908.
HOWE, PHINEAS, A.B. ; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution; University
of Halle, Germany; ordained Baptist minister 1852; pastor Somerville, Mass.;
*.B. K.; *. T.; b. Norway, Me., April 7, 1823; d. Somerville, Mass., Aug. 26, 1852.
JUDSON, WALTER HERBERT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1849. Admitted
to Suffolk bar 1850; lawyer Boston, Mass., 1850-61; member Boston light infantry;
if. S. military service 1861, second lieutenant; prisoner Richmond, Va., 1862.
Author numerous poems; b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 14, 1824; d. New Haven, Conn.,
March 10, 1863.
LATHROP, JAMES WALCOTT, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1850; ordained Baptist minister 1851; pastor Dorchester, Medfield, Rowley, Beverly,
Oxford, Raynham, Mass.; b. Rome, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1818; d. Oxford, Mass., May
25, 1895.
LOCKE, BENJAMIN LAWRENCE, A.B. Farmer Mexico, Mo.; county clerk
Audrain Co., Mo.; b. Jan. 23, 1826, Oldham Co., Ky.; d. March 15, 1908, Mexico,
Mo.
LUTHER, JOHN HILL, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., William Jewell College 1874. Graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1850; ordained Baptist minister 1853; pastor
Beaufort, S. C; president Young Ladies' Seminary, Kansas City, Mo.; pastor
Miami, Palmyra, Mo.; editor Baptist Journal; Central Baptist; and pastor, St.
Louis, Mo.; president Baylor Female College, Belton, Tex.; pastor Galveston, Tex.;
professor homiletics, Baylor University; city missionary Temple, Tex.; author
Old Baylor and other Poems; *. B. K.; b. Warren, R. I., June 21, 1824; d. San Paulo,
Brazil, July 16, 1903.
164 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1847
OLIVER. EDWIN SMITH, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1849. Lawyer New
Orleans, La.; Hanover Co., Va.; from Hanover Co., Va.; d. New Orleans, La.,
about 1880.
PAGE, EMERY HARKNESS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Union Theological Seminary
1850; ordained Baptist minister 1853; pastor Charlestown, Mass.; St. Louis, Mo.;
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Hudson, Milford, Ayer, Mass.; Madison, Berlin, Wis.; Osage,
Iowa; ■*. T.; b. Baltimore, Vt., Aug. 25, 1818; d. Minneapolis, Minn., May 5, 1888.
POND (formerly PROUD), ISAAC, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; teacher
Dresden, Germany; from Providence, R. I.; *. T.; d. 1879.
RIPLEY, THOMAS HENRY, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1850-
52; *. B. K.; b. N. S., Aug. 5, 1828; d. Portland, Me., June 6, 1852.
ROBERT, MILTON GEORGE, A.B. Planter Washington, Ga.; member city
council; Ga. state agricultural committee; trustee Washington Male and Female
Academies many years; president board of trustees of each institution; author
various contributions to agricidtural papers; b. Robertville, S. C, Feb. 27, 1823;
d. Washington, Ga., Dee. 9, 1911.
SPALDING, AMOS FLETCHER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1850; ordained Baptist minister 1851; pastor Montreal, Canada; Cam-
bridge, Mass.; Calais, Me.; Warren, R. I.; U. S. niilitary service 1862-63, chaplain;
pastor Norwich, Conn.; Needham, Mass.; secretary Mass. Baptist Convention;
member R. I. State Board of Education; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 12,
1821; d. Chehnsford, Mass., Nov. 30, 1877.
STODDARD, ELIJAH BRIGHAM, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1877-
1903. Teacher Worcester Academy; law student Harvard University; admitted to
bar 1849; lawyer Worcester, Mass.; member common council 1854-55, 1858-59;
president 1858-59; member Mass. house of representatives 1856-57; district attor-
ney, Worcester Co., 1857-63; member board of aldermen 1862-63; Mass. senate 1863,
1864; Mass. executive council 1871, 1872; Mass. Board of Education 1878; mayor
Worcester 1882; member school committee, Worcester, nine years; director pubUc
library, and various public corporations; *. B. K.; A.*.; b. Upton, Mass., June 5,
1826; d. Alfred, Me., Sept. 25, 1903.
STUART, AMBROSE PASCAL SEVILON, A.B.; A.M. Professor Acadia College;
principal Elm Street Grammar School, Providence, R. I.; Holton High School,
Danvers, Mass.; principal academy, Worcester, Mass.; assistant instructor chemis-
try, Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard University; professor chemistry. 111.
Industrial University; resident Lincoln, Neb.; member German Chemical Society
of Berlin; fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science; author
various scientific lectures and articles in technical journals; *. B. K.; 'ir. T.; b. Sterling,
Mass., Nov. 22, 1820; d. Lincohi, Neb., Sept. 14, 1899.
THOMAS, BENJAMIN GALLEY, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1850; ordained Baptist minister 1850; missionary Tavoy, Henthada, Bassein, Burma;
b. Sanbomton, N. H., April 24, 1820; d. New York, N. Y., June 11, 1868.
WESTON, FRANCIS WAYLAND, A.B. From Lynn, Mass.; *.B. K.;*.T.; d.Lynn,
Sept. 18, 1848.
WILEY, FREDERIC, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1850;
ordained Baptist minister 1850; pastor Cumberland, R. I.; several places in N. E.
and the West; Stonington, El.; b. Lynnfield, Mass., 1821; d. Stonington, 111., July
21, 1868.
1848
BAILEY, MARK, A.B.; A.M.; Ph. D., University of Oregon 1881. Prmcipal pre-
paratory department, Acadia College; tutor Granville College; professor Franklin
College; principal Ladoga Seminary; president California College; McMinnville
College, Or.; ordained Baptist minister 1873; professor University of Or.; *. B. K.;
b. Sterling, Mass., May 17, 1822; d. Tacoma, Wash., May 12, 1904.
BARNABY, THOMAS BALDWIN, A.B. Teacher Nantucket, Mass.; admitted
to bar 1853; lawyer New York, N. Y.; b. Deerfield, N. H., Sept. 13, 1821; d. New
York, N. Y., Feb. 16, 1869.
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165
BOURN, JOSEPH HOWARD, A.B.; A.M. TeUer Old National Bank, Providence,
R. I.; cashier Bank of Commerce, Providence; member town council; president
court of probate; collector internal revenue. North Providence; vice president
Society for Encouragement of Domestic Industry ten years; president R. I. Horti-
cultural Society; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 24, 1828; d. Providence, March 25, 1894.
BRECK, SAMUEL, A.B. Teacher N. J.; Baltimore, Md.; North GranviUe, N. Y.;
student of theology; *. B. K.; b. Northampton, Mass.; d. Northampton, June 24,
1853.
BURR, La FAYETTE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Friends' School, Providence, R. I.;
principal High School, Bristol, R. I.; private school, Newport, R. I.; teacher private
school, Natchez, Vicksburg, Miss.; principal academy, Danielsonville, Conn.; clerk
War Department, Washington, D. C, 1862-63; commissary department, Boston,
Mass.; treasurer National Dock and Warehouse Company; $. B. K.; *. T.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., July 15, 1824; d. Southern Pmes, N. C, Dec. 13, 1904.
CARR, JEREMIAH OLNEY, A.B. Student of medicine Harvard University, but
did not practice; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., 1823; d. Providence, Sept. 15,
1856.
CLAGETT, JOHN RAMSAY, A.B. Law student Alexandria, Va.; admitted to
bar 1853; lawyer Washington, D. C; Hastings, Minn.; b. Alexandria, Va., Oct.
28, 1828; d. Hastings, Minn., April 14, 1899.
CLAPP, FAYETTE, A.B.; M.D., Castleton, Vt., Medical CoUege 1851. Physician
San Francisco, Cal.; Sandwich Islands; Columbia, Bonne Co., Mo., 1851-61;
U. S. military service 1861-64, surgeon; *. T.; b. Chesterfield, Mass., June 5, 1824;
d. Lee Centre, 111., Aug. 29, 1864.
CLAPP, WARREN. BENJAMIN, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1855; ordained Baptist minister 1856; pastor Dover, Milford, N. H.; *.T.; b. New
York, N. Y., Sept., 1827; d. Wappinger's FaUs, N. Y., Sept. 27, 1865.
CLARK, JOSEPH BOND, A.B. Teacher; lawyer Manchester, N. H.; city solicitor
1859; member N. H. house of representatives 1859-60; county solicitor 1861, 1866;
U. S. military service 1862-65, captain; mayor Manchester 1867; director First Na-
tional Bank; trustee Merrimac River Savings Bank; director Nashua, Acton, and
Boston Raihoad; People's Fire Insurance Company; b. Gilford, N. H., June 21,
1823; d. Manchester, N. H., Oct. 22, 1886.
CURTISS, GEORGE GRAHAM, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University
1844; surveyor Providence, R. I.; teacher Baltimore, Md.; Calvert Co.; Prince
George's Co., Harford Co., Fallston, Md.; b. Sheffield, Mass., Sept. 1, 1825; d.
Harford Co., near Fallston, Md., March 29, 1900.
CUSHMAN, AUSTIN SPRAGUE, A.B.; A.M. Clerk Pension Bureau and Land
Office, Washington, D. C, 1848-49; U. S. District Clerk's Office, Boston, Mass.,
1849-52; private secretary to President Fillmore 1852-53; lieutenant U. S. Revenue
Marine 1853; admitted to Mass. bar 1854; commissioner U. S. circuit court 1855;
bearer of dispatches to Paris 1855; London 1856; justice of peace and notary public.
New Bedford, Mass., 1854-70; U. S. military service 1861-63, major; member U. S.
Sequestration Commission 1863; register of probate Bristol Co., Mass., 1864-70;
U. S. register in bankruptcy, 1st congressional district, Mass., 1867; admitted to
bar, U. S. supreme court, 1867; grand commander department of Mass., Grand
Army of the Republic, 1867-68; resident Switzerland 1872-80; organizer Swiss
-colony in western N. C.; patent lawyer New York, N. Y.; secretary American
Patent Protective Association 1884; resident East Orange, N. J. Author La Crise
Indusirielle, Geneve, 1893; articles in magazines; editor The Republic Magazine; b.
Duxbury, Mass., Sept. 9, 1827; d. Boston, Mass., Jan. 29, 1907.
FRINK, MINER, A.B. Editor Albany Freeholder, Albany, N. Y.; miner Sacramento,
Cal.; lawyer San Francisco, Cal.; b. Renssalaerville, N. Y., July 23, 1818; d. San
Francisco, Cal., Jan. 28, 1873.
HALL, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. From Kilmarnock, Lancaster Co., Va. Teacher m
Mississippi and Virginia; private tutor in family of Hon. R. L. T. Beale in West-
moreland, Va. In 1859 was associated with Rev. J. Walker George in the Culpeper
Female Institute, and later its principal; d. 1862.
166 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1848
HARMON, AUGUSTUS ELY, A.B. Lawyer Dubuque, Iowa; Cheney, Kans.;
Champaigne, 111., 1859-84; ranch owner, near Wichita, Kans.; b. Wheatland, N. Y.,
Aug. 31, 1823; d. Cheney, Kans., May 14, 1903.
HEMMENWAY, ONSLOW, A.B. Assistant master high school. New Bedford,
Mass.; teacher West Newton, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Framingham, Mass., May 27, 1824;
d. Framingham, April 24, 1855.
HOPPIN, AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M. Law student Harvard University 1849-50;
lawyer Providence, B. I.; art student Europe 1854-55; artist and author Providence,
R. I. Author and illustrator Carrot Pomade; On the Nile; Ups and Downs on Land
and Water; Crossing the Atlantic, 1872; Hay Fever; Recollections of Auton House;
A Fashionable Sufferer; Two Compton Boys; illustrator; b. Providence, R. I., July
13, 1828; d. Flushing, L. I., N. Y., AprQ 1, 1896.
HUNT, EDWARD TAYLOR, A.B.; A.M. Principal school, Newark, N. J.; or-
dained Baptist minister 1851; pastor East Orange, N. J.; South Adams, Cheshire,
Mass.; Bristol, R. I.; Lansingburgh, Lebanon Springs, Hoosic Falls, N. Y.; Mans-
field, O.; b. Providence, R. I., March 5, 1823; d. Mansfield, O., March 16, 1874.
LEACH, JAMES EDWARD, A.B. Teacher High School, Providence, R. I.; *. B. K. ;
*. T.; b. Bridgewater, Mass., 1825; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 23, 1849.
LEONARD, NEHEMIAH ALLEN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1851; lawyer Spring-
field, Mass.; member Springfield common council 1860-65; president 1860-64; district
attorney, western district of Mass., 1874, 1878-80; president Conn. River Railroad
Company 1880-90; trustee State Hospital for the Insane, Northampton, Mass.;
director Third National Bank; Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company;
*. B. K.; A. *.; b. New Bedford, Mass., Jan. 8, 1825; d. Springfield, Mass., Nov. 7,
1890.
MABBETT, JONATHAN, A.B. Merchant Dover Plains, N. Y.; St. Louis, Mo.;
New York, N. Y.; clerk custom house 17 years; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Albany, N. Y., Dec.
31, 1824; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., March 7, 1901.
MONTAGUE, THOMAS JONES, A.B. Teacher Middlesex and Norfolk Cos., Va.
Deputy sheriff for Norfolk County 1856, and connected with the Dismal Swamp
Canal Co.; b. Jouesville, Middlesex Co., Va., Jan. 17, 1823; d. Portsmouth, Va.,
Mar. 10, 1898.
MURRAH, PENDLETON, A.B. Lawyer Monterey, Texas, 1852-65; governor,
Texas 1862-64; *. B. K.; *. T.; from Marion, Perry Co., Ala.; d. Monterey, Tex.,
Aug. 4, 1865.
SMITH, JAMES WHEATON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University at Lewisburg, Penn..
1862. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1851; ordained Baptist minister
1851; pastor Lowell, Mass.; Philadelphia, Penn.; pastor emeritus 1880-1900;
member executive committee Bible and Publication Society; American Baptist
Missionary Union; trustee Crozer Theological Seminary; trustee Bucknell Univer-
sity; corresponding secretary Penn. General Baptist Association; one of the founders
Young Men's Christian Association. Author Life of John P. Crozer; $. B. K.; A. 4>.;
b. Providence, B. I., June 26, 1823; d. Philadelphia, Penn., May 5, 1900.
TAFT, GEORGE SPRING, A.B. Lawyer Uxbridge, Mass.; b. Uxbridge, Mass.,
1827; d. Uxbridge, Jan. 26, 1860.
VERNON, SAMUEL BROWN, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1849-50;
from Newport, R. I.; d. Chicago, 111., Feb. 7, 1893.
WEDGE, ALANSON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Westfield, N. Y., over fifty years,
specially occupied in fitting boys for college; b. Leverette, Mass., May 1, 1824; d.
Westfield, N. Y.; Apr. 10, 1905.
WILDER, ALFRED FISHER, A.B. Engineer Cuba; *. B. K.; from Framing-
ham, Mass.; d. Cuba 1859.
WOLCOTT, GEORGE THEODORE, A.B.; b. Hanover, Mass., July 15, 1827; d.
Quincy, Mass., Oct. 22, 1851.
WOLFORD, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1853. Lawyer
Albany, N. Y., 1851-81; clerk board of supervisors Albany Co., N. Y., three years;
member N. Y. legislature 1858-59; justice Albany Co., 1859-64; deputy superin-
tendent of insurance N. Y.; b. Knox, N. Y., March 6, 1828; d. Albany, N. Y., Jan.
22, 1881.
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1849
ALDEN, WILLIAM HARRISON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Colby University 1873;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1852; ordained Baptist minister 1852;
pastor North Attleboro, Lowell, Mass.; Albany, N. Y.; Portsmouth, N. H.; West-
boro, Sharon, East Boston, Mass.; Nashua, N. H.; trustee Colby University;
Colby Academy; b. North Middleborough, Mass., April 14, 1825; d. Portsmouth,
N. H., Oct. 2, 1900.
ANGELL, JAMES BURRILL, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1868; Columbia College 1887;
College of N. J. 1896; Rutgers College 1896; Yale University 1901 ; Johns Hopkins
University 1902; University of Vt. 1904; Harvard University 1905; Michigan
Agricultural College 1907; Dartmouth College 1909; Miami University 1911;
University of Michigan 1912. Assistant librarian, Brown University, 1849-50;
professor modem languages 1853-60. Student in Europe 1850-53; editor Providence
Journal 1860-66; President University of Vt., 1866-71; University of Michigan
1871-1909; president emeritus 1909-; minister to China and chairman special com-
mission to negotiate treaties with China, 1880-81; member joint commission of
U. S. and Great Britain to settle fisheries questions 1887-88; chairman International
Deep Waterways Commission 1896; minister to Turkey, 1897-98. Author The
Diplomacy of the United States, in Winsor's Narrative and Critical History of America,
1888; Reminiscences, 1911; Selected Addresses, 1912; also mmierous addresses and
articles in reviews; $. BE.; *. T.; address, Ann Arbor, Mich.
BROWNELL, WILLIAM RICHMOND, A.B.; M.D., University of the City of New
York 1852. Physician Hartford, Conn.; U. S. military service 1861-65; division
svirgeon, medical director, staff surgeon; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., March
30, 1828; d. Hartford, Conn., Dec. 1, 1873.
CROCKER, JARED FULLER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Norwich, Conn.; b. Norwich,
Conn.; d. at sea Feb. 19, 1860.
GUSHING, PEREZ LINCOLN, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1849-50; ordained Baptist minister 1852; chaplain reform school, Westboro,
Mass.; principal private school, Middleboro, Mass.; chaplain State Almshouse,
Bridgewater, Mass., 12 years; b. Boston, Mass., March 5, 1825; d. Santa Barbara,
Cal., March 14, 1875.
DUNCAN, JAMES HENRY, A.B. Studied law, but engaged in business; b. Haver-
hill, Mass., June, 1827; d. at sea, Dec. 31, 1858.
DURRETT, REUBEN THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., 1894; LL.B., University of
Louisville 1850; LL.D. 1896; Georgetown College 1895. Admitted to bar 1850;
lawyer Louisville, Ky.; member Louisville common council; founder public library
of Ky. and president; founder Filson Club and president; president Children's Free
Hospital; Protestant Episcopal Orphan Asylum; trustee and director various busi-
ness and charitable organizations; member many historical societies, Europe and
America. Author of several Filson club publications, besides numerous historical
articles in newspapers and magazines; editor Louisville Daily Courier, 1857-59;
*. T.; b. Henry Co., Ky., Jan. 22, 1824; d. Louisville, Ky., Sept. 16, 1913.
FRANCIS, JOHN MANNING, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Hartford, Theological
Seminary 1852; ordained Congregational minister; pastor StaffordyUle, Conn.;
instructor Ohio State Institute for Deaf Mutes; superintendent Cal. State Institute
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind; *. B. K.; b. Canterbury, Conn., April 16, 1828; d.
Plainfield, Conn., March 18, 1887.
GRAY, HORATIO, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Theological Seminary, Va., 1852;
ordained Episcopal deacon 1852; priest 1853; rector Philadelphia, Penn.; Waverly,
N. Y.; Providence, R. I.; Brooklyn, Mamaroneck, N. Y.; preacher Boston, Mass.;
*. T.; b. Roxbury, Mass., Dec. 13, 1828; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 11, 1903.
HARTRIDGE, JULIAN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1852. Lawyer Savannah,
Ga.; solicitor-general eastern judicial circuit Ga.; member Ga. legislature two terms;
Charleston democratic convention 1860; Confederate militery service 1861-62;
member Confederate congress 1862-65; delegate national democratic convention,
Baltimore, Md., 1872; presidential elector 1872; member U. S. house of representa-
tives 1875-79; b. Savannah, Ga., Sept. 9, 1829; d. Washington, D. C, Jan. 8, 1879.
168 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1849
HAZARD, ROWLAND, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1875-89; feUow
1889-98. Woolen manufacturer Peace Dale, R. I.; member R. I. house of repre-
sentatives 1863-64; R. I. senate 1867-69; corporate member American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions; trustee Butler Hospital for the Insane; presi-
dent Washington County Agricultural Society 1875-98; president sundry industrial
companies; author numerous addresses, papers and reviews on economic subjects;
*. B. K.; ■^. T.; b. Newport, R. I., Aug. 16, 1829; d. Glen Springs, Watkins, N. Y.,
Aug. 16, 1898.
LONG, LUTHER RICE, A.B. From Hertford, N. C; merchant at Bethel, Per-
quimans Co., N. C; died unmarried prior to Civil War.
LORING, JOHN GOULD, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1849-50; resident
Boston, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 5, 1825; d. Boston, Oct. 20, 1873.
MASON, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Admitted to R. I. bar 1852; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; secretary Washington Territory 1853-59; acting governor; *. T.; b.
Providence, R. I., 1829; d. Olympia, Wash., July 22, 1859.
MENDENHALL, JAMES KIRK, A.B. Student Princeton Theological Seminary;
Theological School, New Brunswick, N. J.; ordained Baptist minister 1852; pastor
Camden, S. C; Fernandina, Fla.,; Bush River, Mount Zion, Enoree and Columbia,
S. C; district secretary Baptist Home Mission Society; b. Newberry, S. C, Nov. 30,
1827; d. Greenville, S. C, July 30, 1896.
MILLS, WILLIAM HAMMOND, A.B.; D.D., University of Nebraska. Assistant
librarian Brown University 1850-52. Episcopal minister; rector Manton, Providence,
and Olneyville, R. I.; Dorchester, Mass.; Erie, Penn.; Yonkers, N. Y.; dean Erie
Convocation; president Yonkers Nursery and Home; member executive committee
Sheltering Arms, Tompkins Cove, N. Y.; member committee N. Y. Diocesan Fund;
*. B. K.; *. T.; b. Newton Lower Falls, Mass., May 11, 1824; d. Yonkers, N. Y., Feb.
10, 1893.
MORTON, LLOYD, AlB.; A.M.; M.D., Vermont Medical School 1852. Demonstra-
tor of anatomy, Vermont Medical School; physician Pawtucket, R. I.; U. S. military
service 1862, surgeon; fellow R. I. Medical Society; president 1872-74; member
Mass. Medical Society; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Halifax, Mass., Dec. 3, 1827; d. Pawtucket,
R. I., Oct. 16, 1888.
ROBERT, ALEXANDER JOHN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Yale College 1851. Admitted
to Georgia bar 1851; lawyer Marietta, Ga.; colonel 78th Regiment, Georgia Militia,
1861-65; principal Masonic Literary Institute, Ringgold, Ga.; Sam Houston Insti-
tute, Jasper, Tenn. ; president Corsicana Female Institute, Corsicana, Texas; Andrew
College, Huntsville, Texas; superintendent of city schools, Colorado, Comanche,
Longview, Hillsboro and Pottsboro, Texas; Marietta, Ind. Ter.; president Cree
Female College, Tishamingo, Ind. Ter.; manager of directories of several Texas
cities; address P. O. Box 330. Davis, Cal.
ROBINSON, THOMAS DREW, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer New Bedford, Mass.; New
York, N. Y.; b. North Middleboro, Mass., Nov. 21, 1827; d. New York, N. Y.,
Feb. 26, 1902.
THURSTON, BENJAMIN FRANCIS, A.B.; LL.D. 1888. Trustee Brown Uni-
versity 1888-90. Law student Harvard University 1850; admitted to bar 1851;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; speaker R. I. house of representatives three years; member
R. I. senate 1868-69; lecturer Law of Patents, Cornell University; trustee Providence
Public Library; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. New London, Conn., Nov. 7, 1829; d. New York,
N. Y., March 13, 1890.
TILLINGHAST, JAMES, A.B. Admitted to bar 1851; lawyer; *. B. K.; *. T.;
b. Providence, R. I., July 22, 1828; d. Providence, Jan. 3, 1914.
TOLMAN, WILLIAM EDWARD, A.B. Teacher Kingston and Pawtucket, R. I.;
with D. Go£E and Sons, manufacturers, Pawtucket; member school committee 1894-
97; *.B. K.; b. Dorchester, Mass., March 15, 1826; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Dec. 21,
1899.
TOURTELLOTT, ISAAC NEWTON, A.B. U. S. military service; resident Los
Angeles, Cal.; address. Hospital, Soldiers' Home P. O., Cal.
UNDERWOOD, ADIN BALLOU, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University; 1884-
88; admitted to bar 1853; lawyer Milford and Boston, Mass.; U. S. military service
1849 GRADUATES 169
1861-65, brigadier-general; brevet major-general; TJ. S. surveyor port of Boston
1865-86; department commander Grand Army, Mass., 1873; chief of staff 1869-71;
member N. E. Historic Genealogical Society; Military Historical Society. Author The
Three Years' Service of the 33d Mass. Infantry Regiment; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. MUford,
Mass., May 19, 1828; d. Boston, Mass., Jan. 14, 1888.
UPDIKE, CaESAR AUGUSTUS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1851; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; member common council; R. I. house of representatives; speaker 1860-62;
b. Kingston, R. I., March 7, 1824; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 9, 1877.
WAYLAND, HEMAN LINCOLN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1869. Assbtant librarian
Brown University 1849; trustee 1888-98. Student Newton Theological Institution
1849-50; principal Townshend, Vt.,; tutor University of Rochester; ordained
Baptist minister 1854; pastor Worcester, Mass.; U. S. military service 1861-64,
chaplain; missionary Nashville, Teim.; professor Kalamazoo College, Mich.;
president Franklin College, Ind.; editor National Baptist; associate editor Examiner;
president Penn. State Mission Society; Philadelphia Ministers' Conference; New
England Society of Penn.; Contemporary Club, Philadelphia; American Social
Science Association. Author Life of Francis Wayland, in conjunction with Francis
Wayland; Charles H. Spurgeon, his Faith and Works; #. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I.,
April 23, 1830; d. Wemersville, Penn., Nov. 7, 1898.
WILLARD, ANDREW FULLER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1860;
Physician Kans.; Providence, R. I.; colporteur American Baptist Publication
Society; b. Lancaster, Mass., Aug. 10, 1814;. d. Providence, R. I., July 1, 1885.
1850
AARON, CHARLES EUGENE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Norristown, Penn.; founder
Mount Holly Institute, Mount Holly, N. J. and principal; resident Tenn. and N. C.
and Philadelphia, Penn.; secretary Burlington County Lyceum of Hbtory and
Natural Science. Author numerous scientific articles; joint editor Cram's Royal
Quarto Atlas of the World, in conjunction with his son; *. B. K.; b. Doylestown, Penn.,
Aug. 25, 1829; d. Newtown Square, Penn., Nov. 30, 1903.
ALLEN, GEORGE ESDRAS, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1853;
ordained Congregational minister 1858; pastor Cambridgeport, North Reading,
Mass.; ordained Episcopal priest 1890; assistant rector Worcester, Mass.; rector
St. James's Church, Fall River, Mass.; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Taunton, Mass., Dec. 8,
1829; d. Fall River, Mass., Feb. 19, 1896.
ANTHONY, GEORGE NELSON, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1855; ordained Congregational minister 1855; pastor Great Falls, N. H.; Marl-
boro, Peabody, Mass.; treasurer Mass. Home Missionary Society; $. B. K.; b. South
Kingstown, R. I., Nov. 17, 1823; d. Newton Highlands, Mass., May 24, 1885.
BROWN, JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1852; lawyer Attleboro, Taunton,
Mass.; ij. S. military service 1862-63, major; member Mass. house of representatives
1862-66; Mass. senate 1873; b. Swansea, Mass., Sept. 19, 1828; d. Taunton, Mass.,
Feb. 19, 1893.
BUCK, JESSE HOLCOMBE, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1856; pastor 1856-
68; principal Macon Seminary 1868-90; pastor and preacher at or near Macon, Miss.
Contributor to religious press; address, Macon, Miss.
FLAGG, SAMUEL BENJAMIN, A.B.; M.D., Berkshire Medical Institution 1854.
Physician Boston, Mass.; graduated Meadville Theological School 1858; ordained
Unitarian minister 1858; pastor Kalamazoo, Mich.; Waltham, Sandwich, Ber-
nardstou, Bridgewater, Marshfield, Mass.; Dixfield, Me.; Sandwich, Mass.; mem-
ber school committee in several places; b. Grafton, Mass., Aug. 6, 1828; d. Grafton,
Nov. 16, 1900.
FLETCHER, ELIJAH TIMOTHY, A.B. Ordained Methodist minister; assistant
pastor Fall River, Mass.; pastor nine churches; literary editor Journal, Indianapolis,
Ind.; *. r.; b. Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 21, 1824; d. Indianapolis, Aug. 24, 1877.
GARDNER, BENJAMIN WEST, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1853; ordained Baptist minister 1853; pastor Sheldonville, Mansfield, West Ded-
ham, Mass.; chaplain Soldiers' Home, Boston, Mass.; preacher New Ipswich, N. H.;
170 PROWN UNIVERSITY 1860
North Marshfield, Mass.; b. Providence, R. I., July 4, 1822; d. North Scituate,
Mass., July 6, 1874.
GODDING, ALVAH WINSLOW, A.B.; A.M. Public school teacher; insurance
agent Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; b. Burke, Vt., July 13, 1824; d. Providence, R. I.,
Oct. 4, 1909.
GRAY, EDWARD POWARS, A.B.; A.M.; Trinity College 1855; D.B., Seabury
Divinity School 1867. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1852; priest 1853; rector Man-
ville, N. J.; missionary Minn.; professor Seabury Divinity School; St. Augustine's
College, Benicia, Cal.; rector Baltimore, Md.; lecturer on ecclesiastical polity,
Baltimore, Md.; retired; author of numerous articles in religious periodicals; editor
Pacific Churchman; Maryland Churchman; b. Boston, Mass., July 31, 1822; d.
New York, N. Y., March 6, 1902.
HIBBARD, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1852; ordained Baptist missionary 1852; missionary Burma 1852-66; pastor Chester,
Vergennes, Middlebury, Vt. ; author History of the Vermont Baptist State Convention;
b. St. Armand, Quebec, Dec. 21, 1823; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 30, 1887.
KENNADY, JOHN WALKER, A.B. Law student Providence, R. I., 1850-52;
member editorial staff Times, New York, N. Y.; N. Y. correspondent Courier,
Charleston, S. C; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Owensboro, Ky., May 8, 1829; d. New York,
N. Y., July 8, 1865.
LANE, HENRY FAYETTE, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution
1853-54; ordained Baptist minister 1854; pastor New London, N. H.; Dorchester,
Lawrence, Mass.; U. S. military service 1863-64, chaplain; pastor Portsmouth, N. H.;
Malone, N. Y.; Kingston, Worcester, Winchester, Millis, Medfield, Mass.; *. B. K.;
*. T.; b. East Abington, Mass., March 13, 1825; d. Medfield, Mass., May 9, 1897.
MORRIS, JOHN, A.B. Instructor North Providence, Cumberland, R. I.; Port
Chester, N. Y.; farmer and real estate dealer. Providence, R. I.; member town
council North Providence 1865; R. I. house of representatives 1866-67; president
school committee North Providence 1867; member common council Providence
several years; *. T.; b. Providence, April 8, 1828; d. Providence, R. I., May 20, 1906.
MURRAY, JAMES ORMSBEE, A.B.; LL.D. 1886; D.D., CoUege of New Jersey
1867; A.M. 1896. Instructor Brown University 1851-52. Graduated Andover
Theological Seminary 1854; ordained Congregational minister 1854; pastor South
Danvers, Cambridgeport, Mass.; New York, N. Y.; Holmes professor belles-lettres
and English language and literature. College of New Jersey, 1875-99; dean of the
faculty 1886-99; trustee Prmceton Theological Seminary 1867-74; director 1874-99;
vice president 1889-99; director Union Theological Seminary. Author Loyalty to
Country and its Duties; Christian Hymnology; Francis Wayland; besides various
articles in journals and reviews; editor Orations and Essays, with Selected Parish
Sermons, by J. L. Diman, 1882; George Ide Chace: a Memorial, 1886; William
Gammell: a Biographical Sketch with Selections from his Writings, 1890; Selections
from the Poetical Works of William Cowper, with an Introduction and Notes, 1898;
*. B. K.; *. T.; b. Camden, S. C, Nov. 27, 1827; d. Princeton, N. J., March 27, 1899.
PIERCE, EDWARD LILLIE, A.B.; LL.D. 1882; LL.B., Harvard University 1852;
LL.D., Claflin University 1894. Lawyer Cincinnati, O.; Boston, Mass., 1855-97;
delegate national republican convention 1860, 1876, 1880, 1884; U. S. military service
1861; in charge of negroes, Hampton and Sea Islands, 1861-62; U. S. Collector
Internal Revenue 1863-66; district attorney, Norfolk and Plymouth Cos., Mass.,
1866-70; lecturer Boston University Law School ten years; secretary Mass. Board
of State Charities 1869-74; member Mass. house of representatives 1875-77, 1897-
98; appointed assistant treasurer U. S. 1878, but declined; member Mass. Historical
Society. Author American Railroad Law, 1857; Negroes at Port Royal, 1862; Two
Systems of Government Proposed for the Rebel States, 1867; Index of the Special Rail-
road Laws of Mass., 1874; Law of Railroads, 1881; Memoir and Letters of Charles
Sumner, 4 vols., 1877-93; Addresses and papers, 1896; Major John Lillie and the
Lillie Family of Boston, 1896; various addresses and articles in magazines; editor
Walter's American Law; Diary of John Rowe, Boston merchant, 1895; *. B. K.; *. T.;
b. Stoughton, Mass., March 29, 1829; d. Paris, France, Sept. 6, 1897.
PRICE, STEPHEN WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1850-52; ordained Baptist minister 1852; pastor Cumberland, Md.; Athens,
N. Y.; b. Ava, Burma, Feb. 6, 1825; d. Washington, D. C, Dec. 13, 1855.
1850 GRADUATES 171
RICE, HENRY CLAY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1852; lawyer Worcester, Mass.;
member Worcester common council 1868, 1861; member Mass. house ot representa-
tives 1859-60; Mass. senate 1879-80; master in chancery Worcester; b. Millbury,
Mass., Aug. 22, 1827; d. Worcester, Mass., July 16, 1891.
RUGGLES, GEORGE BENJAMIN, A.B. In business Buffalo, N. Y.; travelled
abroad three years; farmer Glocester, R. I.; A. *.; b. North Providence, R. I., Sept.
23, 1828; d. Chepachet, R. I., Dec. 8, 1878.
SIMPSON, SAMUEL ASHBURTON, A.B. Civil engineer Central Pacific RaUroad;
Hoosac Tunnel Railroad; U. S. coast survey of the lakes; U. S. land survey; A. *.;
d. April 24, 1907.
WILLIAMS, GEORGE EDGAR, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1851-52;
admitted to bar 1853; lawyer Taunton, Mass.; city solicitor; t>. B. K.; *. T.; b.
Taunton, Mass., Aug. 16, 1829; d. Taunton, Nov. 28, 1901.
WmSLOW, JOHN, A.M. by special vote 1887; LL.B., Harvard University 1852.
Lawyer Brooklyn, N. Y., 1852-98; assistant district attorney Kings Co., N. Y., 1853;
district attorney 1859, 1874; president N. E. Society in Brooklyn; one of the founders
Long Island Historical Society; secretary; b. Ramapo, N. Y., Oct. 21, 1825; d.
Bay Ridge, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1898.
WORTHINGTON, ERASTUS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1853. Admitted
to bar 1854; lawyer Boston, Dedham, Mass.; trial justice 1858-67, 1897-98; clerk
of courts Norfolk Co., Mass., 1867-97; master in chancery 1878-93; member Dedham
Historical Society; vice president; author various historical sketches; b. Dedham,
Mass., Nov. 25, 1828; d. Dedham, Jan. 20, 1898.
1851
ALLING, EBENEZER TREAT, A.B.; A.M. Teacher; president La Grange
Female Seminary, La Grange, Tenn., 1854-55; Covington Female Seminary 1856-57;
principal high school, Anoka, Minn., 1862-63; hardware merchant Canon City,
Ouray and Silver Cliff, Col.; merchant Denver, Col.; president Canon City and San
Juan Railroad; trustee Denver University 1876-1904; director Denver and Santa
Fe railroad; author various contributions to periodicals; address. Harvard, Mass.
BALLARD, HORATIO NELSON, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1854. Physician
Olive Branch, Miss.; justice 1869-71; member Miss, senate 1871-72; b. Dudley,
Mass., June 10, 1827; d. Horn Lake, Miss., Jan. 23, 1888.
BARROWS, BRAINARD WAYLAND, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1854; ordained Baptist minister 1855; pastor Neponset, Dorchester,
Mass.; Middletown, Conn.; Norwood, Newton Centre, Mass.; New York, N. Y.,
1894-1908; *. B. K.; address, 106 Highwood Ave., Ridgewood, N. J.
BATES, SAMUEL PJENNIMAN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Westminster College 1862;
Allegheny College 1877; principal academy, Meadville, Penn.; superintendent of
schools Crawford Co., Penn.; deputy superintendent of public instruction Penn.;
state historian Penn.; superintendent of public schools Meadville; author Mead-
ville, Penn.; president Public Library Association; member Penn. Historical Society;
Crawford Co. Historical Society. Author of lectures and articles on education and
history; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; b. Mendon, Mass., Jan. 29, 1827; d. Meadville, Penn.,
July 14, 1902.
BOND, EMMONS PALEY, A.B. Student Hamilton Literary and Theological
Institution; ordained Baptist minister 1852; pastor New Britain, Conn.; U. S.
military service 1864-65; chaplain; principal Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield,
Conn.; pastor Agawam, Mass.; professor Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J.;
associate editor Christian Secretary; pastor Wethersfield, Conn.; member Conn,
house of representatives; *. B. K.; b. Canterbury, Conn., Sept. 5, 1824; d. Suffield,
Conn., Feb. 28, 1899.
BRAYTON, JOHN SUMMERFIELD, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1893. Fellow Brown
University 1898-1904. Law student Harvard University 1852-53; admitted to bar
1853; lawyer Fall River, Mass.; city solicitor Fall River 1854-57; member Mass.
house of representatives 1856; clerk of courts, Bristol Co., Mass., 1857-64; member
Mass. executive council 1866-68, 1879-80; president First National Bank, Fall
172 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1851
River; B. M. C. Durfee Safe Deposit and Trust Company; president and director
various manufacturing and railroad corporations; trustee Amherst College 1882-
1900; Fall River Hospital; one of the incorporators Union Hospital; trustee; mem-
ber Mass. Historical Society; *. B. K.; b. Swansea, Mass., Dec. 3, 1826; d. Fall
River, Mass., Oct. 30, 1904.
BEOWNELL, CHARLES FREDERIC, A.B. Admitted to bar 1853; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; clerk R. I. senate two years; member R. I. house of representatives
one year; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., March 19, 1831; d. Providence, May 3, 1863.
CLARK, JAMES OSGOOD ANDREW, A.B.; D.D. 1892; Emory College 1871;
LL.D., University of Georgia 1875. Lawyer Savannah, Ga.; theological student;
ordained Methotfist deacon 1856; elder 1858; itinerant preacher; presiding elder
20 years; professor Latin, Emory College, 1868-72; chairman state committee on
unification of University of Ga. with the denominational colleges; commissioner to
the various Methodisms of Europe and America 1878; delegate Methodist Ecumeni-
cal Conference 1881; trustee Wesleyan Female College, Ga.; life member American
Institute of Christian Philosophy. Author Wesley Memorial Volume; Elijah Vindi-
cated; Esther, a Sequel to Ben Hut; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Savannah, Ga., Oct. 6, 1827;
d. Macon, Ga., Sept. 4, 1894.
DICKERMAN, LYSANDER, A.B.; D.D. 1893. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1856; ordained Congregational minister 1858; pastor Gloucester, Wey-
mouth Landing, Mass. ; Rindge, N. H.; Walpole, N. H.; student Berlin University
1870-72; pastor Quincy, 111.; Gilroy, Chico, Cal.; student and lecturer on Egyptolo-
gy. Author Mariette-Bey's Monuments of Upper Egypt; h. North Bridgewater,
Mass., June 8, 1826; d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 13, 1902.
DICKSON, THOMAS GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. 1893. Teacher Athens, Greece;
G. B. vice counsul, Athens. Author Handbook to Modem Greek, in conjunction with
Edgar Vincent, 1879; A. *.; b. Ionian Islands; died 1897?
DIMAN, JEREMIAH LEWIS, A.B.; D.D. 1870. Professor history and political
economy. Brown University, 1864-81. Student Andover Theological Seminary
1852-54; Halle, Heidelberg, Berlin, 1854-56; graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1856; ordained Congregational minister 1856; pastor Fall River, Brook-
line, Mass.; lecturer on history, Johns Hopkins University, 1879; lecturer on Theism,
Lowell Institute, Boston, Mass., 1880; author Capture of Gen. Richard Prescott by
lAevt.-Col. William Barton, 1878; Theistic Argument as Affected by Recent Theories,
1881; Orations and Essays 1882; also frequent articles in magazines and newspapers;
editor John Cotton's Answer to Roger Williams, 1867; George Fox Digg'd out of his
Burrowes, 1872; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Bristol, R. I., May 1, 1831; d. Providence, R. I.,
Feb. 3, 1881.
DURFEE, SIMEON BORDEN, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary 1852-
53; graduated Harvard Divinity School 1855; licensed Methodist minister 1855;
acting pastor Congregational Church, Peace Dale, R. I.; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Tiverton,
R. I., Sept. 2, 1829; d. Tiverton, Feb. 19, 1858.
FAY, WILLIAM NEWELL, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1851-
53; ordained Baptist minister 1853; pastor West Halifax, Vt.; Belchertown, Mass.;
member Mass. house of representatives one year; b. Grafton, Mass., April 25, 1825;
d. Bloomington, 111., June 6, 1868.
GLAZIER, DANIEL JOHNSON, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1852-55; called to pastorate of First Baptist Church, Fall River, Mass., 1855; B. 9. H.;
A. *.; b. Willington, Conn., April 11, 1828; d. Providence, R. I., March 19, 1855.
HAYES, ROBERT PLINY, A.B.; A.M. 1886. Manufacturer Bristol, R. I., 1851-56;
general auditor U. S. Express Company, Buffalo, N. Y.; Jersey City, N. J.; treasurer
American Honduras Company; lUe member Buffalo Historical Society; A. *.; b.
Canandaigua, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1831; d. New York, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1899.
HEARD, EDWIN HARTWELL, A.B. Lawyer, Cal.; A.*.; b. Wayland, Mass., 1827;
d. Wayland, Oct. 20, 1857.
JENCKES, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1854.
Physician Woonsocket, R. I.; member R. I. Medical Society; president; member
American Medical Association; R. I. Board of Health; medical examiner 6th district;
health officer Woonsocket; president town council; member school committee 20
1851 GRADUATES 173
years; director in several business associations; b. Cumberland, R. I., Aug. 17, 1829;
d. Woonsocket, R. I., Jan. 27, 1913
JORDAN, JAMES BREWER, A.B. Teacher; principal seminary; teacher Sherman,
Grayson Co., Tex.; Confederate military service, colonel or major; *. B. K.; *. T.;
from Forestville, N. C; b. 1831; killed in battle 1862.
LAWTON, ALFRED, A.B. Instructor University Grammar School, Providence,
R. I.; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1855; acting pastor Brookline,
N. H., 1855; *. B. K.; b. Newport, R. I., July 1, 1827; d. Brookline, N. H., Aug. 30,
1855.
MAURAN, ANTOINE JOSEPH, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
New York, N. Y., 1854. Physician and surgeon Providence, R. I., 1854-61; U. S.
military and naval service 1861-65; physician and surgeon Prescott, la.; Coming,
Creston, la.; member R. I. Medical Society; Southwestern Iowa Medical Society;
b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 10, 1831; d. Creston, Union Co., la., Nov. 1, 1899.
METCALF, RICHARD, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1854; ordained
Unitarian minister 1854; pastor Bath, Me.; MeadvUle, Penn.; Winchester, Mass.
Author Letter and Spirit; Abiding Memory; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug.
19, 1829; d. Winchester, Mass., June 30, 1881.
MORCOCK, WILLIAM JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Princeton Theological
Seminary 1856; ordained Baptist minister 1857; pastor Ephesus, Smyrna, S. C;
professor Monroe Female College, Ga.; pastor Thomaston, Cabaniss, Ga.; resident
Forsyth, Ga.; b. Beaufort, S. C, Jan. 13, 1831; d. Forsyth, Ga., June 5, 1879.
MORSE, HENRY WHITEFIELD, A.M. by special vote 1898. Bookkeeper Taun-
ton, Mass.; president Taunton National Bank; trustee Public Library, Taunton,
15 years; b. Taunton, Mass., June 25, 1831; d. Taunton, Mass., April 24, 1900.
MOTT, FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1902. Lawyer Winterset, la.; U. S.
military service 1862-65, assistant adjutant-general, with rank of captain; justice
6th judicial district, la., 1869-73; professor pleading and practice, Iowa State Uni-
versity, 1874-75; president Des Moines College 1875-76; president First National
Bank, Winterset, 1903-; address, Winterset, Iowa.
NORRIS, JOHN, A.B. Engaged in the introduction and sale of the Remington
breech-loading arm, Europe and Egypt; b. Boston, Mass., June 4, 1829; d. Brussels,
Belgium, Aug. 9, 1896.
RANDOLPH, WARREN, A.B.; A.M., Madison University 1859; D.D., Columbian
College 1865. Ordained Baptist minister 1851 ; pastor Pawtucket, Providence,
R. I.; Germantown, Penn.; Boston, Mass.; Philadelphia, Penn.; Sunday School
secretary American Baptist Publication Society; pastor Indianapolis, Ind.; Newport,
R. I.; secretary International Sunday School Lesson Committee; member school
committee Boston, Mass.; Newport, R. I.; *. B. K.; b. Piscataway, N. J., March 30,
1826; d. Newport, R. I., Dec. 13, 1899.
SIMMONS, JAMES BARLOW, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., University at Lewisburg 1870.
Trustee Brown University 1875-1905. Student Rochester Theological Semmary
1851-52; Andover Theological Seminary 1852-53; graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1854; ordauied Baptist minister 1854; pastor Providence, R. I.; Indi-
anapolis, Ind.; Philadelphia, Penn.; corresponding secretary American Baptist
Home Mission Society; collector educational and foreign mission funds 1874-77;
pastor New York, N. Y.; field secretary American Baptist Publication Society for
state of N. Y.; secretary Centennial Education work. New York, N. Y.; trustee
Leland University, New Orleans, La., 1870-1905; Carson and Newman College,
Tenn.; assisted in establishing ten colleges, one of which is Simmons College,
Texas; author of various sermons and tracts; *. B. K.; b. Northeast, N. Y., April
17, 1827; d. New York, N. Y., Dec. 17, 1905.
SLATER JOHN FRANK, A.B. Merchant and manufacturer Providence, R. I.;
b. Providence, R. I., March 10, 1831; d. Providence, Feb. 2, 1862.
STAPLES, HAMILTON BARCLAY, A.JB.; LL.D. 1883. Admitted to bar 1854;
lawyer Milford, Worcester, Mass.; district attorney 1873; justice superior" court
1881-91; member Worcester city council; American Antiquarian Society; trustee
Worcester City Hospital. Author various historical papers; *.B. K.; A. A.*.; b.
Mendon, Mass., Feb. 14, 1829; d. Worcester, Mass., Aug. 2, 1891.
174 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1861
TEPFT, THOMAS ALEXANDER, Ph.B. Architect Providence, R. I., 1851-56;
student of architecture, Europe, 1856-59. Author Our Deficiencies in Art Education,
1853; Universal Currency on the Decimal System, 1858; b. Richmond, R. I., Aug. 3,
1826; d. Florence, Italy, Dec. 12, 1859.
THOMAS, URIAH, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor three years; real estate agent and
broker Minneapolis, Minn. ; proprietor and editor State News, Minneapolis; assistant
treasury agent, N. C.; *. B. K.; b. Norristown, Peiin., Feb. 9, 1829; d. Doylestown,
Penn., Oct. 14, 1865.
WEBSTER, WARREN THADDEUS, A. B.; A.M.; Bowdoin College 1866. Pro-
fessor Greek and Latin, Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn, N. Y. Teacher near Kingston,
N. H.; Huntington, L. I., N. Y.; principal Edward Little Institute, Auburn, Me.;
high school, Lewiston, Me.; Academy, Lewiston Falls, Me.; teacher high school,
Indianapolis, Ind.; Lockwood Academy, Brooklyn, N. Y.; professor Greek and
Latin, Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn; member Long Island Historical Society; trustee
Sanborn Seminary, Kingston, N. H.; *. B. K.; b. Kingston, N. H., June 6, 1830;
d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 3, 1895.
WILLIAMS, ASA MESSER, A.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1855;
student Heidelberg; Berlin; tutor Antioch College, O.; A. A. *.; b. Taunton, Mass.,
July 31, 1832; d. Northampton, Mass., Sept. 2, 1859.
1852
ALLEN, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1855; lawyer
North Attleboro, Mass.; superintendent public instruction Attleboro, Mass.; editor
Attleboro Bulletin; principal Phelps County Seminary, RoUa, Mo.; superintendent
public instruction Phelps Co., Mo.; stock raiser, Ontario, Kans.; justice of the
peace two terms; notary public 1892-; address, Ontario, Jackson Co., Kans.
ALLEN, JUSTIN, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1856. Physician Topsfield,
Mass.; b. Hamilton, Mass., Sept. 29, 1826; d. Topsfield, Mass., Nov. 5, 1910.
ATWOOD, EDWARD SUMNER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1883. Graduated Andover
Theological Seminary 1856; ordained Congregational minister 1856; pastor Graut-
viUe, Mass.; pastor Salem, Mass.; member school committee Salem 11 years;
Essex Institute; New England Historic Genealogical Society; founder Essex Con-
gregational Club; secretary; president; trustee Mass. Bible Society; member
Prudential Committee American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Taunton, Mass., June 4, 1833; d. Salem, Mass., May 13, 1888.
BANCROFT, LUCIUS WHITING, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Union College 1866. Gradu-
ated Theological Seminary of Va. 1856; Episcopal minister; assistant rector St.
John's Church, Providence, R. I.; rector Christ Church, Bridgeport, Conn.; profes-
sor ecclesiastical history, Kenyon College, Gambler, O.; professor liturgies and
Christian polity. Divinity School, Philadelphia, Penn.; rector Christ Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; resident Worcester, Mass.; $. B. K.; *. T.; b. Worcester, Mass.,
Aug. 27, 1829; d. Worcester, June 7, 1898.
BARSTOW. FREDERICK OLNEY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D. Principal Hanover
Academy 1855; physician Swampscott, Mass.; San Andreas, Calaveras Co., Cal.;
superintendent schools Calaveras Co.; ordained Episcopal deacon 1866; priest 1871;
missionary La Mesa, N. Mex.; assistant rector Grace Church; rector St. Peter's
Church, San Francisco, Cal.; teacher and practitioner Divine Science, Oakland,
Cal.; resident Fruitvale, Cal.; Seattle, Wash.; address, Keimey Home, Station R.,
Seattle, Wash.
BLOOM, EBENEZER WILSON, A.B.; from Pleasant Valley, N. Y.; died Brooklyn,
N. Y., June 15, 1885.
BOARDMAN, GEORGE DANA, A.B.; D.D., 1866; LL.D., University of Penn. 1889.
Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1885; ordained Baptist minister 1855;
pastor Barnwell Court House, S. C; Rochester, N. Y.; Philadelphia, Penn.; hon-
orary pa,stor 1894-1903; president American Baptist Missionary Union; Christian
Arbitration and Peace Society; secretary Society for Providing Christian Literature
for the Blind; chaplain University of Penn.; professor Temple College, Philadelphia;
professorial lecturer on ethics. University of Chicago; Bucknell University; trustee
University of Penn. 22 years; member American Philosophical Society; Academy of
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Sciences; and many other learned and historical societies, Europe and America.
Author Stvdies in the Creative Week; Studies in the Model Prayer; Epiphanies of the
Risen Lord; Studies in the Mountain Instruction; The Divine Man from the Natimty
to the Temptation; The Ten Commandments; Problem of Jesus; *. B. K.; A. *.; b.
Tavoy, Burma, Aug. 18, 1828; d. Atlantic City, N. J., April 28, 1903.
BOWMAN, FRANCIS CASWELL, A.B. 1868. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; member
U. S. Sanitary Commission; founder and president Mendelssohn Glee Club; musical
critic Evening Post, and Sun, New York; dramatic critic Sun. Author of many of
the musical articles in American Cyclopaedia; b. New York, N. Y., Dec. 26, 1831;
d. New York, Oct. 30, 1884.
BROOKE, WILLIAM NEVERSON, A.B. Law student New York, N. Y., 1855-57;
clerk U. S. custom house. New York, 1857-61; clerk Confederate war office and
naval bureau of ordnance 1861-65; teacher Caroline Co., Va., 1865-68; *. T.; b.
Norfolk, Va., April 10, 1831; d. Richmond, Va., Sept. 1, 1868.
BROOKS, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Franklin CoUege 1875. Assistant librarian
Brown University 1852-53; instructor Greek 1854-55. Graduated Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1857; ordained Baptist minister 1857; pastor Beverly, Mass.;
instructor Hebrew, Newton Theological Institution; pastor South Framingham,
West Medway, Mass.; professor Latin language and literature, Kalamazoo College,
1869-1907; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. fioxbury, Mass., Aug. 31, 1831; d. Ann Arbor, Mich.,
March 16, 1911.
BROWN, JAMES ERASTUS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Quincy, lU.; lumber merchant
La Crosse, Wis.;. U. S. military service 1861-63, corporal; A. K. B.; b. Thompson,
Conn., about 1829; d. Helena, Ark., Nov. 4, 1863.
DICKINSON, WILLIAM HAWLEY, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary
one year; law student Harvard University 1856-57; lawyer New York, N. Y.; A. *.
b. Hardwick, Mass., March 22, 1832; d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., May 15, 1883.
FARNUM, ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M. Cotton merchant Providence, R. I., 1852-65,
vice president R. I. Hospital Trust Company 1877-81; president 1881-84; member
R. I. house of representatives 1864-65; speaker 1865; member school committee
director, president Providence Athenaeum; trustee Providence Public Library 1875-
84; treasurer 1876-84; *. B. K.; ^. T.; b. Waterford, Mass., July 18, 1830; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., May 11, 1884.
FLETCHER, MILES JOHNSON, A.B.; A.M. Professor English literature, Asbury
University, Greencastle, Ind., 1852-55, 1857-60; law student Harvard University
1856-57; superintendent public instruction Ind. 1860-62; aide-de-camp to governor
of Ind. 1861-62; Z. *.; b. Indianapolis, Ind., June 19, 1828; d. Sullivan, Ind., May
10, 1862.
FORD, DARIUS REYNOLDS, A.B.; D.D.. Elmira College. Principal high school,
Hornellsville, N. Y.; professor ancient languages Alfred University; ordained
Baptist minister 1858; U. S. military service 1861-63, chaplain; professor science
Elmira College 1863-1904; pastor Pine City, N. Y., 20 years; one of the founders
Elmira Academy of Sciences; b. Belfast, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1824; d. Belfast, Nov. 25, 1904.
FOSTER, JAMES MILTON, A.B.; M.D., Berkshire Medical Institution. Physician
and city physician Springfield, Mass.; county physician Hampden Co.; physician
Wilbraham, Mass.; member school board; chairman; secretary; b. Sixteen Acres,
Springfield, Mass., March 8, 1829; d. Wilbraham, Mass., March 17, 1911.
GARDNER, JOHNSON AARON, A.B. Admitted to the bar 1855; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; clerk R. I. Supreme Court 1855-65; member R. I. house of representa-
tives 1866-68; U. S. district attorney 1871-77; *.B. K.; Z. *.; b. Pawtucket, R. I.,
April 10, 1830; d. Providence, R. I., March 26, 1879.
GOLDTHWAIT, NATHAN EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Worcester Academy
1852-53; principal Uxbridge Academy 1853-55; lumber merchant La Crosse, Wis.,
1855-59; president Wis. Female College 1859-63; superintendent of schools Dodge
and Dane Cos., Wis., 1863-68; Boone, la., 1868-72; professor mathematics, Des
Moines College, 1873-86; editor and proprietor Boone County Republican, 1886-99;
Boone Daily and Weekly News, in conjunction with S. G. Goldthwait; trustee Des
Moines College 187S-; member Iowa Academy of Sciences; Baptist Home and
176 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1862
Foreign Mission Societies. Author various lectures on school and other topics;
numerous oflScial reports. A. K. E.; address, 811 West Third St., Boone, la.
KINSMAN, BENJAMIN WILLIS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1855. Physi-
cian Toledo, O.; b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 8, 1833; d. Paris, France, Nov. 26, 1865.
MAGILL, EDWARD HICKS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Haverford College 1884. Prin-
cipal classical department, High School, Providence, R. I., 1852-59; sub-master
Latin School, Boston, Mass., 1859-67; principal preparatory department Swarth-
more College 1869-71; president Swarthmore College 1871-89; professor French
language and literature 1889-1901; professor emeritus 1901-07. Author Coeducation
of the Sexes; History of Education in the Religious Society of Friends; *. B. K. ; A. K. E. ;
b. Solebury, Pa., Sept. 24, 1825; d. New.York City, Dec. 10, 1907.
MAXSON, DARWIN ELDRIDGE, A.B.; D.D., Alfred University 1875. Associate
principal Alfred Academy, Alfred, N. Y., 1849-57; professor natural sciences Alfred
University; pastoral theology and church polity; ordained Seventh Day Baptist
minister 1853; pastor Hartsville, N. Y.; member N. Y. house of representatives
1860-61; U. S. military service 1861-62, chaplain; pastor Milton, Wis.,; member
Wis. house of representatives 1870; pastor Plainfield, N. J.; Alfred, N. Y.; b.
PlainviUe, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1822; d. Alfred, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1895.
MOORE, NATHAN WHEATON, A.B. Student Andover Theological Seminary
1853-54. Principal Urban School, San Francisco, Cal. ; farmer Comfort, Cal. Author
various contributions to Overland Monthly; il". B. K.; A. A.*.; b. Warren, R. I.,
Nov. 30, 1832; d. July 21, 1913, Point Arena, Cal.
MURDOCK, JOHN NELSON, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1854. Lawyer
Wabasha, Minn.; presidential elector 1865; d. Wabasha, Miim., Jan. 21, 1898.
ORMSBEE, ALLEN IVES, A.B.; A.M. Stockbroker New York, N. Y.; member
N. Y. Stock Exchange 1866-1911; retired; member board of governors 1887-90;
board of supervisors Kings Co., N. Y., 1878-81; b. Providence, R. I., June 29, 1834;
d. New York, N. Y., Feb. 20, 1914.
PARKHURST, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives 1855-56; justice court of magistrates 1858-59; U. S.
military service 1862-65, lieutenant-colonel; city solicitor Providence 1868-74;
member school committee; president Soldiers' and Sailors' Historical Society;
*. B. K.; A. $.; b. Chelmsford, Mass., March 13, 1831; d. Providence, R. I., March
25, 1889.
PERRY, ELIJAH, A.B. Principal academy, Plainfield, Conn.; lawyer RoUa, Mo.;
member Mo. legislature 1862; circuit attorney 1866-67; justice circuit court Mo.
1869-75; trustee Mo. University 1863-74; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Norwich, Conn., Oct.
19, 1825; d. RoUa, Mo., March 13, 1889.
PUTNAM, ALFRED PORTER, A.B.; D.D. 1871. Graduated Harvard Divinity
School 1855; ordained Unitarian minister 1855; pastor Roxbury, Mass.; Brooklyn,
N. Y.; resident Danvers, Concord, Salem, Mass.; president Danvers Historical
Society; author memorial discourses; editor Channing Centennial Celebration,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Old Anti-Slavery Days; A. *.; b. Danvers, Mass., Jan. 10, 1827;
d. Salem, Mass., April 15, 1906.
RANDALL, CHARLES BERTRAND, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School. Lawyer
Syracuse, N. Y.; U. S. military service 1861-64, lieutenant-colonel; b. Arlington,
Vt., Oct. 27, 1831: killed before July 20, 1864, Atlanta, Ga.
RICHARDSON, THOMAS FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University
1854. Lawyer; travelled extensively; resident Washington, D. C, and Cohasset,
Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., March 13, 1830; d. Washington, D. C, March 15, 1903.
SATTERLEE, ALFRED BROWN, A.B. Graduated Hamilton Literary and Theo-
logical Institution; Baptist missionary, Burma; *. B. K.; b. N. Y., 1824; d. Akyab,
Arracan, Burma, July 1, 1856.
SCOTT, WILLIAM MAXWELL, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1856. Physician
Norristown, Penn.; A. *; from Norristown, Penn.; d. Nov. 24, 1872.
SHAW, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.M. by special vote, 1899. Studied law in
Springfield, 111., and was admitted to the bar in 1854; he practised law in Springfield
and Pekin, and in 1857 settled in Geneseo, 111. He wrote many articles on history.
1852 GRADUATES 177
economic and state subjects and was a contributor to Geneseo and Chicago papers;
A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 6, 1831; d. Geneseo, Dl., Feb. 20, 1912.
SMITH, ROSWELL, A.B. by special vote 1887. Lawyer Lafayette, Ind. until 1870;
joint foimder Seribner's Monthly 1870; founder Century Magazine; president Century
Company; b. Lebanon, Conn., March 30, 1829; d. New York, N. Y., April 19, 1892.
STEPHENS, CHARLES ERASTUS, A.B. Coal dealer; bookkeeper Chicago, lU.;
Z. *.; b. Taunton, Mass., Dec. 11, 1831; d. Chicago, 111., Jan. 15, 1890.
STEVENS, GRENVILLE SMITH, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons 1854. Physician Providence, R. I.; b. Raynham, Mass., July 10, 1829;
d. Edgewood, R. I., Sept. 16, 1909.
THOMPSON, HOMER ALEXANDER, A.B.; no record.
WAITE, CLARENDON, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1856;
theological student University of Halle, Germany, 1857; ordained Congregational
minister 1858; pastor Rutland, Mass., 1858-66; U. S. military service 1864; assist-
ant superintendent freedmen several months; pastor Salem, Mass.; temporary pro-
fessor rhetoric and English literature, Beloit College, Wis., 1867; $. B. K.; A.*.; b.
Hubbardston, Mass., Dec. 12, 1830; d. Beloit, Wis., Dec. 16, 1867.
WATSON, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Homoeopathic Medical College
of Penn. 1854; University of the State of N. Y., 1878; LL.D., Hobart College 1901.
Physician and surgeon, Utica, N. Y.; president Hahnemaimian Medical Institute of
Philadelphia; surgeon-general N. Y., with rank of brigadier-general; regent Univer-
sity of the State of N. Y.; senior member American Institute of Homoeopathy;
member American Historical Society; lay delegate Episcopal General Convention,
New York, N. Y., 1889; Boston, Mass., 1904; representative University of the State
of N. Y.; Abel Test of the University of Christiana; tercentenary of the Bodleian
Library, Oxford, 1902. Author historical and medical articles and contributions to
medical journals; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 8, 1829; d. Utica, N.
Y., Jan. 1, 1913.
WEBSTER, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. lostructor analytical chemistry.
Brown University, 1854-55. Student of chemistry, Europe, 1855-56; professor
chemistry, Washington and Jefferson College, 1860; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Kingston, N.H.,
1833; d. Washington, Penn., Nov. 12, 1860.
WEEDEN, WILLIAM BABCOCK, A. M. with class, by special vote, 1910. Manu-
facturer, retired. Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service 1861-62; captain; mem-
ber city council 1882, 1883; author, Economic and Social History of New England,
1630-1789; also several other books on economic and historic subjects; *. B. K.;
b. Bristol, R. I., Sept. 1, 1834; d. Providence, R. I., March 28, 1912.
WHEELOCK, LUCIUS AUGUSTUS, A.B. Master Elm Street Grammar School,
Providence, R. I., 1852-59; usher Dwight School, Boston, Mass., 1859-65; U. S.
military service 1862-63, second lieutenant; sub-master Boylston School, Boston,
1865-67; master Rice School, Boston, 1867-86; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Mansfield, Vt.,
1829; d. Boston, Mass., April 30, 1886.
WIGHTMAN, JOSEPH COLVER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1857; ordamed Baptist minister 1857; pastor South Abington, Mass.;
Middletown, Conn.; U. S. military service 1862-63, chaplain; pastor New Loudon,
Conn.; North Cambridge, Taunton, Mass. Author Christian Union; Comparative
Religion; Law of Worship; Church Finance; The Messiah; *. B. K.; B. e. H.;
b. Groton, Conn., Jan. 3, 1828; d. Tiverton, R. I., Aug. 6, 1882.
1853
ARNOLD, ASA, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; merchant N. Y. and Minn.;
b. Thompson, Conn., Aug. 12, 1827; d. Minneapolis, Minn., March 2, 1902.
BELL, CHARLES, A.B.; M.D., Philadelphia Medical College 1854; physician Con-
cord, N. H. Author Fads Relating to the Early History of Chester, N. H., 17W-8i;
A. K.E.; from Chester, N. H.; d. Concord, N. H., Feb. 25, 1856.
BRADFORD, FRANK STANDISH, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Jefferson Medical College
1858. Professor mathematics, Mississippi College, 1853-54; physician Providence,
178 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1863
R. I., Charleston, S. C; U. S. military service 1861-62, assistant surgeon; physician
Providence, R. I., New York, N. Y., Morristown, N. J.; retired 1888; professor
Theory and Practice of Medicine, New York Medical College for Women, 1866-69;
New York Homoeopathic Medical College 1869-85; visiting physician Hospital of
New York Medical College for Women; New York Homoeopathic Charity Hospital,
Ward's Island; member American Institute of Homoeopathy; N. J. Historical
Society; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Middleboro, Mass., May 20, 1830; d. Morristown, N. J.,
Feb. 9, 1900.
BRIGHT, OSBORN EDWARD, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1855;
lawyer N. Y.; U. S. military service 1862, sergeant major; counsel for several rail-
road corporations; president Brown Alumni Association, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. A. ^r, b.
Homer, N. Y., 1832; d. New York, N. Y., March 15, 1892.
BROWN, De WITT CLINTON, A.B. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; from Dayton, O.;
deceased.
BURRINGTON, HENRY HUDSON, A.B.; A.M., University of Vermont 1856.
Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1855; ordained Baptist minister; pastor
Burlington, Vt., Waverly, la.: superintendent public schools, Bremer Co., la.;
*. B. K.; b. Washington Co., N. Y., May 8, 1826; d. Waverly, la.. May 11, 1893.
CASWELL, EDWARD THOMPSON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Jefferson Medical College
1859; student Vienna, Prague, Paris 1860-63; hospital physician Portsmouth, Va.,
1863; physician Providence, R. I.; member surgical staff R. I. Hospital 1868-87;
president R. I. Medical Society, American Academy of Medicine 1881. Author
Medical Education, 1875; Fractures at R. I. Hospital, 1868-78; besides numerous
articles in medical journals; translator Semeleder's Rhinoscopy and Laryngoscopy,
1866; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 11, 1833; d. Providence, April 17,
1887.
COZZENS, SAMUEL DEXTER, A.B. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; A. *.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., 1833; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 18, 1911.
HEARD, JARED MANN, A.B. Principal grammar school. Providence, R. I.,
1853-54; student of theology. Harvard University, 1853-55; ordained Unitarian
minister 1858; pastor Clinton, Fitchbm-g, Mass.; member Mass. house of representa-
tives 1862; b. Wayland, Mass., March 16, 1830; d. Fitchburg, Mass., March 21,
1864.
HENDERSON, GEORGE DONALD, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1856; ordained Baptist minister 1859; evangelist Atchison, Leavenworth,
Junction City, Kans.; chaplain U. S. army 1859-63; U. S. navy 1864-75; b. Ports-
mouth, N. H., Sept. 2, 1832; d. Portsmouth, May 20, 1875.
HOLLEY, ALEXANDER LYMAN, Ph.B.; LL.D. 1878. Connected with Corliss
Steam Engine Works, Providence, R. I.; locomotive engineer Stonington Rail-
road nearly a year; editor Railroad Advocate 1856-57, American Engineer 1857;
student railway practice Europe 1858; connected with Times, New York, N. Y.,
1858-63; Times correspondent Europe 1859-60; student ordnance and armor,
Europe, 1862; student Bessemer process for the manufacture of steel, England,
1863-5; promoter Bessemer manufacture, U. S., 1865-82; consulting engineer Cam-
bria, Bethlehem, Scranton, and other steel works; member U. S. board for testing
iron 1875; lecturer on the manufacture of iron and steel. School of Mines, Columbia
College, 1879-82; trustee Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1865-67, 1870-82; presi-
dent American Institute of Engineers 1875; American Society of Civil Engineers
1876; founder American Society of Mechanical Engineers; vice president 1880.
Author of articles on railways, iron and steel construction. See Memorial of Alexander
Lyman Holley, 1884; e.A. X.; b. Lakeville, Conn., July 20, 1832; d. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Jan. 29, 1882.
JONES, HOWARD MALCOM, A.B. Assistant librarian Providence Athensum 1854;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1857; ordained Baptist minister 1858;
pastor Schoolcraft, Mich.; Racine, Wis.; Fredonia, N. Y.; Bristol, R. I.; Shelbm'ne
Falls, Mass.; Albert Lea, Minn.; Fairfield, Cedar Falls, Le Mars, Iowa; *. B. K.;
A. K. E.; b. Bangkok, Siam, July 19, 1834; d. Cedar Falls, la., Feb. 28, 1903.
KILTON, GEORGE FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Antioch College; from
Bristol, R. I.; *. B. K.; b. 1833; d. Providence, R. I., June 13, 1859.
1863 GRADUATES 179
KINGSBURY, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Clergyman; teacher; editor; postmaster;
bookseller; d. New Haven, Conn., Dec. 11, 1907.
McAllister, FRANCIS MARION, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Lafayette College; rector
St. Mary's, Ga.; San Francisco, Cal.; New York, N. Y.; Newport, R. I.; Atlanta,
Ga.; Kingston, N.Y.; Elizabeth, N. J.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. New York, N.Y., Oct. 15,
1829; d. Elizabeth, N. J., Nov. 18, 1895.
MAXCY, EATON WHITING, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Hobart College 1876. Gradu-
ated Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia 1856; ordained priest
1857; rector Warren, R. I.; Troy, N. Y.; Norristown, Perm.; Bridgeport, Conn.;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., May 22, 1832; d. Bridgeport, Conn., July 28,
1903.
MILLER, CHARLES THOMAS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1855; lawyer Norristown,
Penn.; member Penn. house of representatives; b. Norristown, Perm., Jan. 22, 1832;
d. Norristown, Sept. 3, 1886.
MURDOCK, ISAAC MORSE, A.B. Merchant Winchendon, Mass.; e.A. X.; b.
Winchendon, Mass., Jan. 14, 1831; d. Winchendon, Nov. 8, 1875.
PRATT, LEONARD BARNES, A.B. U. S. military service 1861-64, first lieutenant
and commissary; resident Lisbon, N. H., 1876-95; member N. H. house of repre-
sentatives 1889-90; board of education Lisbon, N. H., 12 years; chairman 10 years;
town auditor six years; b. Providence, R. I., July 9, 1833; d. Providence, Dec. 15,
1895.
SANDERSON, JOHN, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1855. Admitted to bar 1855;
lawyer Hudson, New York, Athens, N. Y.; justice county coiu-t, Greene Co., N. Y.;
*. B. K; A. K. E.; b. Athens, N. Y., Jan., 1834; d. Catskill, N. Y., May 21, 1902.
SMITH, LEWIS EVERETT, A.B. Principal high schools, Bedford, Lincoln, Mass;
Portsmouth, N.H.; Smith's Academy and Commercial College, Portsmouth; A.K.E.;
b. Lmcohi, Mass., Jan., 2, 1831; d. Portsmouth, N. H., May 30, 1904.
VOSE, GEORGE BLAKE, A.B.; A.M., Washmgton and Jefferson College 1870.
Professor mathematics and astronomy Washington and Jefferson College; city en-
gineer North Providence, R. I., 1873-74; private teacher; b. East Providence, R. I.,
May 26, 1832; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Oct. 31, 1909.
WESCOTT, HENRY, Ph.B. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1859; ordained
Unitarian minister 1860; pastor Barre, Westwood, Lexington, Melrose and Maiden,
Mass; Z. *.; b. Apponaug, R. I., Oct. 30, 1831; d. Marblehead, Mass., July 14, 1883.
WOODS, GEORGE HENRY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1855. Lawyer
Minneapolis, Minn., 1855-61; U. S. military service 1861-64, chief commissary, with
rank of colonel; president board of examination for officers of subsistence department
1864-65; lawyer Salem, Mass. ; grain dealer Decatur, 111. ; *.T.; from Salem, Mass.;
d. Decatur, 111., Oct. 1, 1884.
1854
BOYD, CHARLES HARROD, Ph.B. Aide U. S. Coast Survey, Gulf of Mexico, Gulf
of Maine, 1855-61; U. S. military service, major Topographical Engineering Staff
to Nov., 1865; engineer U. S. Coast Survey, Texas and Mexico, 1866-67; engineer
in charge survey of Mississippi river and adjacent coasts 1867-78; section transcon-
tmental triangulation west of the Mississippi; New England boundary triangulation;
survey eastern coast of Florida; engineer Chickamauga Battlefield Park Commission;
member Me. Historical Society; Portland Society of Natural History; member
National Geographic Society; registrar Me. commandery. Loyal legion of the U. S.;
member staff of commander-in-chief Grand Army of the Republic, Me.; deputy-
governor Society of Colonial Wars, Me.; member board of managers Me. Society
Sons of the American Revolution; address, 64 Gray street, Portland, Me.
BRAMAN, BENJAMIN, A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1859;
ordained Congregational mmister; pastor Shutesbury, Mass.; principal academy,
Westport, Mass.; teacher Astoria, N. Y.; Cooper Institute, New York; member
New York Academy of Science; editor Journal of the New York Microscopical Society;
*. B. K.; A.A. *.; b. Norton, Mass., Nov. 23, 1831; d. Norton, Jan. 20, 1889.
CARGIIX, GEORGE BLACKINTON, A.M.; from Wrentham, Mass.; clergyman;
d. 1869.
180 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1854
CARPENTER, EVERETT AUGUSTUS, A.M. Lawyer Southampton, L. I.; Sag
Harbor, N. Y.; member board of education. Sag Harbor, 1865-98; member N. Y.
house of representatives 1880-82; attorney Sag Harbor Savings Bank 25 years; *. T.;
b. Seekonk, Mass., July 6, 1835; d. Sag Harbor, N. Y., Aug. 5, 1899.
CARPENTER, WILLIAM BLANDING, A.M. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; *. B. K. ;
*. T.; b. Seekonk, Mass., Aug. 13, 1836; d. New York, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1898.
CHENEY, PRANK WOODBRIDGE, A.M. by special vote 1890; honorary 1886;
U. S. military service 1862, lieutenant-colonel; treasurer Cheney Brothers, silk manu-
facturers. South Manchester, Conn.; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., June 5, 1832; d.
So. Manchester, Conn., May 26, 1909.
COUPER, ALEXANDER WYLLY, A.B. Clerk Savannah, Ga., 1855-59; overseer
plantation 1860-63; Confederate military service 1863-65; b. Hopeton, Ga., Feb. 13,
1833; d. Sterling, Ga., July 9, 1905.
CROCKER, CHARLES THOMAS, Ph.B. Paper manufacturer Fitchburg, Mass.;
Z. *.; b. Fitchburg, Mass., March 2, 1833; d. Fitchburg, Mass.. Jan. 6, 1911.
DAVIS, EDWARD LIVINGSTON, A.M. Law student Harvard University 1855-56;
admitted to bar 1857; lawyer, iron manufacturer Worcester, Mass.; treasurer Wash-
bum Iron Company; director Boston and Albany Railroad; member common coun-
cil; mayor 1874; member Mass. senate 1876; trustee Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Worcester, April 22, 1834; d. Worcester, March 2, 1912.
De MILLE, JAMES, A.M. Bookseller St. John, N. B.; professor classics, Acadia
College, 1860-65; history and rhetoric, Dalhousie College, Halifax, N. S., 1865-80;
author and novelist; 1'. T.; b. St. John, N. B., Aug. 23, 1837; d. Halifax, N. S.,
Jan. 28, 1880.
DENNY, ARTHUR SILBERT, A.M. Resident Raymond, Hinds Co., Miss.;
soldier; from Leicester, Mass.; *. T.; d. 1864.
DIMAN, HENRY WIGHT, A.M. 1868. Manufacturer Bristol, R. L; member R. I.
house of representatives 1856-62; U. S. naval service 1861-62, assistant paymaster;
U. S. consul, Oporto, Portugal, 1862-70; Lisbon, Portugal, 1870-82; b. Bristol, R. I.,
April 2, 1835; d. Lisbon, Portugal, Sept. 23, 1884.
GOFORTH, JOHN, Ph. B. Lawyer Philadelphia, Penn.; assistant attorney-general
U. S. 1873-75; 0. A. X.; b. Montgomery, Penn., Sept. 26, 1833; d. Philadelphia, Penn.,
Oct. 14, 1880.
GRANGER, WILLIAM SMITH, A.M. by special vote 1890. Manufacturer ma-
chinery. Providence, R. I.; 1865-1902; president Granger Foundry and Machine
Company, Narragansett Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Textile Insurance Com-
pany; director many corporations; address, 42 Olive St., Providence, R. I.
GREENE, HARRIS RAY, A.M. Teacher high school. Providence, R. L.Woonsocket,
R. I.; principal high school. Oread Collegiate Institute, Worcester, Mass.; ordained
Baptist minister 1879; pastor East Cambridge, Mass.; principal School for Young
Women, Brooklyn, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. North Kingstown, R. I., Aug.. 6, 1829;
d. Wickford, R. I., Aug. 18, 1892.
GRINNELL, WILLIAM MINTURN, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1856;
lawyer New York, N. Y.; planter near Little Rock, Ark.; A. *.; b. New York, N. Y.,
Nov. 30, 1831; d. near Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 2, 1870.
HICKOK, DORMER LEWELLYN, Ph.B. Ordained 1860; pastor Bloomfield,
Bristolville, Kingsville, Ohio; missionary American Missionary Association; pastor
Talladega, Mobile, Ala.; superintendent Emerson Institute, Mobile; pastor Presby-
terian church. East Cleveland, Ohio; pastor emeritus after 1902; b. Hartwick, N. Y.,
May 13, 1831; d. East Cleveland, Sept., 1912.
HIGGINS, ALEXANDER MARTIN, A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1857; ordained Baptist minister 1857; pastor Reading, Mass.; Leominster,
Plaistow, N. H.; South Framingham, Chicopee, Mass.; Plaistow, Greenville, N. H.;
East Gloucester, Lee, Tyringham, Ashland, Swampscott, South Abington, Mass.;
resident Cliftondale, Mass.; b. Jamaica, Vt., Dec. 14, 1830; d. East Somerville,
Mass., Feb. 16, 1904.
HILLMAN, WALTER, A.M.; LL.D., Mississippi College 1873. Professor mathe-
matics and natural sciences, Mississippi College; president Hillman College, Clinton,
1864 GRADUATES 181
Miss.; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Clinton during Civil war; president Missis-
sippi College 1867-73; member World's Educational Jury, New Orleans, La.; *. B. K.,
A. A. *.; b. North Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard, Mass., Jan. 9, 1829; d. Clinton, Miss.,
April 9, 1894.
HOUR, GEORGE EDWIN, A.B. by special vote 1900; A.M. honorary 1878. Ordained
Baptist minister 1858; pastor Chicopee, Mass.; Orange, N. J.; Newark, N. J.;
Worcester, Mass.; Bergen Point Church, Bayonne, N. J.; treasurer N. J. Baptist
Education Society many years; author A Landsman Log of a Voyage; ^. T.; b.
Boston, May 7, 1829; d. Bayonne, N. J., Jan. 26, 1897.
IVES, THOMAS POYNTON, Ph.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1857-65.
Merchant, partner house of Brown and Ives, Providence, R. I.; U. S. naval service
1861-65, acting volimteer commander 1864; treasurer Butler Hospital for the Insane;
trustee R. I. Hospital; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 17, 1834; d. Havre, France,
Nov. 17, 1865.
JOHNSON, JULIUS EARLE, A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution 1854-
55; ordained Baptist minister 1856; pastor Jackson, Mich.; Madison, Delavan,
Milwaukee, Beaver Dam, Wis.; *. B. K.; b. Willington, Conn., Oct. 27, 1827; d.
Beaver Dam, Wis., Oct. 20, 1872.
JOHNSTON, HENRY WENTWORTH, A.M. Law student 1856-60; lawyer Hali-
fax, N.S.; London, England; clerk Provincial Secretary's Office; deputy provincial
secretary 1867; agent N. S. Department of Marine and Fisheries 1867-94; member
N. S. Historical Society; *. T.; b. Wolfville, N. S., May 23, 1837; d. London, Eng-
land, May 11, 1901.
MAYHEW, BARLETT, A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1858;
ordained Baptist minister 1858; pastor West Tisbury, East Tisbury, Mass.; Ex-
eter, N. H.; b. Chilmark, Mass., Aug. 11, 1829; d. Tisbury, Mass., Sept. 24, 1860.
MUNGER, ENOS, A.M.. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1857; ordained
Baptist minister 1857; pastor Red Wmg, Lakeland, Minn.; U. S. military service
1862-64, private, chaplain; pastor Belle Plaine, Jordan and Lexington, Minn.; b.
Monson, Mass., Nov. 4, 1825; d. Lakeland, Minn., Oct. 14, 1873.
PARSONS, HENRY COOLEY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1857; lawyer Williamsport,
Penn., 1857-98; U. S. military service 1861, 1863-64, captain; member Penn. Con-
stitutional Convention 1873-74; mayor Williamsport, Penn., 1882-83; clerk U. S.
circuit court. Western district of Penn.; A. *.; b. Jersey Shore, Penn., Feb. 10, 1834;
d. Williamsport, Penn., Nov. 21, 1898.
PARSONS, JAMES HEPBURN, A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; U. S. military
service 1861-63, sergeant; member R. I. general assembly 1862-63; U. S. district
attorney 1866; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Williamsport, Penn., May 30, 1832; d. Providence,
R. I., June 16, 1876.
POOL, NATHANIEL, A.M. Teacher St. Louis, Mo.; Rockport, Mass.; farmer,
market gardener and produce dealer, Rockport; president Young Men's Christian
Association, Rockport; member Cape Ann Historical Society; b. Rockport, Aug. 18,
1831; died there May 12, 1912.
READ, SAMUEL AUSTIN, A.M. Merchant and manufacturer, 1857-74; cashier
Citizens' National Bank, Romeo, 1874-1912; member board of education Romeo,
Mich., 1871-1911; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Romeo, Mich.
ROGERS, JOHN HENRY, A.M. Graduated Berkley Divmity School 1863; assist-
ant rector Brooklyn, N. Y.; rector Great Barington, Mass.; Staten Island, New York,
Schenectady, N. Y.; New Britain, Conn.; ^. T.; b. Providence, E. I., Jan. 4, 1834;
d. New Britain, Conn., Jan. 23, 1886.
SLATER, HORATIO NELSON, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1876-95. Law
student Harvard University 1854-55; manufacturer Providence, R. I.; Webster,
Mass.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., March 20, 1835; d. Magnolia, Mass.,
Aug. 12, 1899.
SMITH AMOS DENISON, A.B. U. S. military service 1862, second lieutenant;
merchant and cotton goods manufacturer. Providence, R. I.; president and treasurer
Whitestone Mills; b. Providence, Jan. 7, 1835; d. Jan. 22, 1912.
182 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1854
SNOW, CHARLES ANDREW, A.M. by special vote 1895. Graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1858; ordained IBaptist minister 1858; pastor Fall River,
Mass.; U. S. military service 1862-63, chaplain; pastor Providence, R. I.; Whitman,
New Bedford, Fall River, West Harwich, Mass.; member Old Colony Historical
Society; resident Taunton, Mass.; A. K.E.; b. Providence, R. I., May 12, 1829; d.
Taunton, Mass., Nov. 28, 1903.
TAPT, EDWARD PADELFORD, A.M. Cotton manufacturer Providence, R. I.;
member firm of Orray Taft and Company; established Ponemah Mill, Taftville,
Conn., 1871; member Providence Board of Trade; New England Cotton Manu-
facturers'Association; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 16, 1835; d. Paw-
tuxet, R. I., Nov. 5, 1899.
TAYLOR, MONTFORT TEMPLE, A.B. From St. Charles Parish, La.
THOMPSON, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Principal Mason Academy, Shiloh, N. J.;
instructor De Ruyter Institute, New York, N. Y.; instructor Greek and mathematics,
academy, Albion, Wis.; b. Westerly, R. I., Nov. 11, 1827; d. Rutland, 111., Sept. 8,
1882.
TILLMAN, WILLIAM, Ph.B. U. S. mUitary service 1861-66; brevet lieutenant-
colonel; vice president commissioners of Louisville sinking fund; cashier Falls City
Bank; treasurer various companies; retired; A. *.; address 943 Fourth Ave., Louis-
ville, Ky.
TUCKER, THOMAS HORATIO, A.M. Principal Foxboro, Mass.; teacher Hart-
ford, Conn.; principal Manchester, Conn.; Springfield, East Douglas, Westboro,
Mass.; in business Melrose, Mass.; A. E. E.; b. Grafton, Mass., July 14, 1831; d.
Plympton, Mass., Dec. 4, 1908.
UPTON, GEORGE PUTNAM, A.M. Journalist, author, translator, Chicago, Rl.
Musical critic, war-correspondent and associate editor, Chicago Tribune; organizer
and 1st president Apollo Musical Club; author of standard works on musical com-
positions, lives of musicians, and Life Stories for Yoimg People, 44 vols.; B.A. X.;
address 5191 East End Ave., Chicago, Dl.
UTLEY, ALBERT GREENE, A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1859. Assistant
librarian Providence Athenaeum, Providence, R. I.; justice court of magistrates.
Providence, R. I., 1865-77; president Lambertville Rubber Company; vice president
Valley Worsted Mills; trustee People's Savings Bank, Providence; developing re-
sources of Salt River Valley, Phoenix, Arizona; A. E. E.; address. Phoenix, Arizona.
VERNON, JOHN WINTHROP, A.B. Assistant treasurer Providence Institution
for Savings, R. I.; cashier Merchants' National Bank, Providence, 1868-1902; dele-
gate second Indianapolis Sound Money Convention; president Young men's Christian
Association, Providence; president Bank Clerks' Mutual Benefit Association; A. A. *.;
b. Bristol, R. I., Oct. 27, 1832; d. Providence, R. I.. Feb. 24, 1902.
VERNON. THOMAS, A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1856. Admitted to bar
1857; lawyer New York, N. Y.; Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service 1861-62,
corporal; member R. I. Historical Society. Editor Diary of a Loyalist Banished from
Newport by the R. I. General Assembly in 1776; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Newport, R. I.,
Dec. 4, 1832; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 10, 1887.
WILLIAMS, JARED IRVING, A.B. Editor Cobs County Democrat; admitted to bar
1856; lawyer Lancaster, N.H.; U. S. military service 1863, captain; president Board
of Education; member N. H. house of representatives 1879-80; trustee Lancaster
Public Library; Lancaster Academy; consulting engineer Lancaster Water Works
and Sewerage System; e.A. X.; address, Lancaster, N. H.
YORK, JOHN, A.B. From Ionian Islands; died 1876.
ZUG, CHARLES HENRY, Ph.B. Iron and steel manufacturer Pittsburgh, Penn.;
b. Cariisle, Penn., Nov. 25, 1832; d. Pittsburgh, Penn., Oct. 21, 1910.
1855
ARNOLD, MOWRY ALDRICH, A.M. Teacher Poultney, Vt.; Fort Edward, N. Y.;
Ottawa, 111.; real estate agent, banker, and stock raiser Cheyenne, Wyo.; civil en-
gineer, county surveyor Choteau Co., Mont.; real estate agent Providence, R. I.;
b. Burrillville, R. I., Nov. 17, 1831; d. Providence, R. I., April 28, 1904.
1855 GRADUATES 183
BATT, WILLIAM JAMES, A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1858;
ordained Con^egational minister 1859; pastor Stoneham, Bedford, Leominster,
Mass.; chaplain Mass. Reformatory, Concord, Mass., 1885-; president National
Chaplains' Association; president International Chaplains' Association; author
Prisons at Home and Abroad; editor Our Paper, Concord; *. B. K.; address, Concord
Junction, Mass.
BIGELOW, JOHN WILKES, A.B. Teacher Marietta, 0.; U. S. mUitary service
nine months; in business Grafton, Mass., until 1878; mechanic Canon City, Col.;
Chicago, m.; address, Waupun, Wis.
BOURN, AUGUSTUS OSBORNE, A.M. Rubber manufacturer Providence and
Bristol, R. I.; lieutenant-colonel R. I. calvary 1878; member R. I. senate 1876-83,
1886-88; chairman finance committee R. I. senate 1877-83; member judiciary com-
mittee 1878-83; govemorR. 1. 1883-85; U. S. consul general, Rome, 1889-93. Author
Brown University: The Reunion of the Class of 1855; *. B. K.; address Bristol, R. I.
BROOKS, JAMES WILLSON, A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1858. Lawyer
Boston, Mass; trustee and agent various business associations, Boston, Mass.; vice
consul, Paris, 18618-64; *. T.; b. Petersham, Mass., Aug. 6, 1833; died there Sept. 19,
1912.
COLLINS, GEORGE SANDERS, A.M. Lawyer TaUahassee, Fla.; Bristol, R. I.;
with National Rubber Company, Bristol, R. I.; A. K. E.; b. Warren, R. I., Dec. 21,
1833; died there Jan. 25, 1911.
CONGDON, JOSEPH WHIPPLE, A.M. Teacher Friends' School, Providence, R. I.;
admitted to bar 1860; lawyer East Greenwich, R. I.; corresponding clerk R. I. house
of representatives 1863-65; member 1878-79; lawyer Soledad, Mariposa, Cal.; mem-
ber Board of Education Mariposa Co., Cal., 15 years; New England Botanical Club;
California Academy of Sciences; author various contributions to botanical publica-
tions; *. B. K.; A. K.E.; b. Pomfret, Conn., April 13, 1834; d. Waterman, Wash.,
April 15, 1910.
CORNISH, FREEMAN, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1856. Lawyer New
Orleans, La.; professor commercial law, Dolbear College, New Orleans, La., 1859-61;
lawyer New York, N. Y.; manufacturer Philadelphia, Penn.; b. Plymouth, Mass.,
May 29, 1834; d. Germantown, Penn., Feb. 8, 1912.
DAVEY, WILLIAM KENT, A.M. Ordained Baptist minister 1856; pastor Bolton,
South Reading, Reading, North Reading, West Acton, Northboro, Southboro,
Hanson, Mass.; Nashville, Tenn.; South Hampton, N. H.; Amesbury, Mass.; b.
Boston, Mass., Oct. 17, 1828; d. Amesbury, Mass., March 11, 1893.
DEARTH, WILLIAM GRISWOLD, A.M. Law student Harvard University; ad-
mitted to bar 1858; lawyer Providence, R. I.; clerk Providence Institution for Sav-
ings; assistant treasurer 1864-80; stock raiser Kans.; *.B. K.; *. T.; b. Taunton,
Mass., May 27, 1834; d. Jetmore, Hodgeman Co., Kans., Jime 8, 1881.
De WITT, AMOS ATWELL, A.M. Teacher and principal Norwich Town, Conn.;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., 1832; d. Norwich, Conn., April 18, 1904.
FRENCH, JOHNiHENRY, A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1857; admitted to
bar 1857;' lawyer Clinton, Iowa; Eastport, Me.; * T; b. Eastport, Me., Dec. 31,
1833; d. Eastport, Dec. 12, 1887.
HOLBROOK, CHARLES FRANCIS, A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion- ordained Baptist minister 1860; pastor Tariffville, Conn.; West Boylston,
Danversport, Mass.; Saco, Me.; Newport, N. H.; Hallowell, Me.; A. K.E.; b. Bel-
Imgham, Mass., July 14, 1830; d. Danversport, Mass., Jan. 4, 1898.
HOPPIN CORTLAND, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons
1860. Physician Providence; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 5, 1834; d. Provi-
dence, Oct. 19, 1876.
HOYT DAVID WEBSTER, A.M. by special vote 1909; honorary Middlebury Col-
lege 1861- honorary Brown University 1872; teacher Putnam Free School, New-
bm-yport 'Mass., 1851-64; Union School, Beloit, Wis., 1854-55; High School, Lex-
ington Mass , 1857-58; adjunct professor mathematics and mechanics. Polytechnic
College of Penn 1858-59; professor mathematics and natural sciences. New Hamp-
ton Institution,"Fairfax, Vt., 1859-63; principal English High school; Providence,
184 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
R. I., 1864-; commissioner for Topographical Survey and Map of R. I. 1888-93;
president R. I. Institute of Instruction 1875-76; president R. I. Baptist Social Union;
Providence Franklin Society 1887-88; Barnard Club 1898-99. Author Qenealogical
History of John and David Hoyt, and their Descendants, 1857; Genealogical History
of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight Families, 1871; Relation of the High School to the Com-
munity, 1886; Franklin Society Report on the Geology of R. I., 1887; Old Families of
Salisbury and Amesbury, Mass., 2 vols., 1897-1902; also various articles in periodicals,
mostly on genealogical, mathematical and educational topics; S. S.; address, 40
Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
JENKINS, MOSES BROWN, A.B. U. S. military service 1861-63; law student
Harvard University 1866-67; resident Providence, R. I.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Feb. 8, 1835; d. Providence, April 12, 1895.
LITTELL, HENRY AUGUSTUS, A.B. Teacher normal school, Lancaster, Mass.;
high school, Reading, Mass.; Marblehead, Mass.; Highland Military Academy,
Worcester, Mass.; teacher of elocution. New York, N. Y.; b. Boston, Mass., July 20,
1828; d. Deny, N. H., Jan. 19, 1893.
LONG, JOSEPH DARWIN, A.M. Law student Harvard University 1857-8; ad-
mitted to bar 1858; lawyer Chicago, Onarga, 111.; attorney 111. Central Railroad
1861-86; real estate agent Minneapolis, Minn., 1886-99; resident Los Angeles, Cal.;
Hollywood, Cal.; honorary member Chicago Philosophical Society. Author Digest
of Law Reports of III., in conjunction with C. H. Wood, 1863-86; four lectures before
Chicago Philosophical Society 1871-75; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 1757 Orchid Ave.,
Hollywood, Cal.
MORGAN, MORRIS BARKER, A.B. Commission merchant Providence, R. I.;
resident New Orleans, La.; custom house officer New Orleans 1873-74; A. A. *.; b.
Baton Rouge, La., Sept. 25, 1835; New Orleans, La., Oct. 5, 1874.
PABODIE, WILLIAM HENRY, A.M.; D.D.S., Ohio Dental College of Cincinnati,
1866; teacher Wrentham, Mass., Cincinnati, O.; dentist 1866-70; superintendent
of schools, Peru, Ind; Lebanon, O.; instructor Greek and Latin, Woodward High
School, Cincinnati, O.; professor Greek and Latin, Cincinnati University, 1873-74;
still teaching; *. B, K. ; A. K. E. ; address, 705 Springfield Pike, Wyoming, 0.
PAINE, GEORGE BURGESS, A.M. Graduated General Theological Seminary
1858; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R.L.Nov. 9, 1835; d. Leghorn, Italy, Dec. 9,
1858.
PECKHAM, JEREMIAH GARDNER, A.M. Educator and teacher; organizer and
principal one year of high school, Wakefield, R. I.; bank president and director,
farmer; b. So. Kmgstown, Dec. 16, 1826; d. Kingston, R. I., Feb. 16, 1908.
PERVEAR, HIRAM KALLOCK, A.M.; D.D., University of Acadia 1899; student
Newton Theological Institution 1855-57; ordained Baptist minister 1857; pastor
Cambridge, Worcester, Cambridge, New Bedford, Clinton, Mass.; b. Roxbury,
Mass., July 16, 1831; d. Jamaica Plains, Mass., June 2, 1909.
PHELPS, CHARLES, A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons 1858. Sur-
geon New York, N. Y.; Bellevue Hospital; St. Vincent's Hospital. Author Traumo-
tic Injuries of the Brain and its Membranes; also various monographs on surgical
subjects; Z. *.; b. Mass., Dec, 1834; d. New York, N. Y., Dec. 30, 1913.
PLUMB, ALBERT HALE, A.B.; D.D. 1882. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1858; ordained Congregational minister 1858; pastor Chelsea, Boston,
Mass.; trustee Wheaton Female Seminary; president; member Prudential Commit-
tee American board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1882-1903; *. B. K.;
A. A. *.; b. Gowanda, N. Y., Aug. 23, 1829; d. Roxbury, Mass., Dec. 4, 1907.
PUTNAM, RICHARD FLETCHER, A.M. Teacher Quincy School, Boston, Mass.,
five years; student General Theological Seminary; ordained Episcopal minister 1861;
rector Framingham Centre, Mass.; Grass Valley, San Francisco, Cal.; Newton
Lower Falls, Mass.; Lime Rock, Conn., ten years; assistant rector All Saints' Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; journalist; traveller; one of the founders and editors Pacific
Churchman; member editorial staff Home Journal, New York, N. Y., 16 years; b.
Boston, Mass., Jan. 1, 1833; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 16, 1906.
ROGERS, HORATIO, A.B.; LL.D., Trmity College 1896. Law student Harvard
University 1856-57; admitted to bar 1858; lawyer Providence, R. I.; U. S. military
1855 GRADUATES 185
service 1861-64, colonel; brevet brigadier-general; attorney-general R. I. 1864-67,
1888-89; member Providence common council 1866-68, 1873-75; president 1874-75;
member R. I. house of representatives 1868-69, 1874-76; cotton manufacturer Provi-
dence 1873-85; associate justice R. I. supreme coiu't 1891-1903; record commissioner
Providence 1891-1904; president R. I. Historical Society 1889-95; member American
Antiquarian Society. Author Private Libraries of Providence; Mary Dyer of R. I,, the
Quaker Martyr; editor Journal of Lieut. James M. Hodden; Early Records of the
Town of Providence, vols 1-17; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., May 18, 1836;
d. Providence, Nov. 12, 1904.
SAUNDERS, AMOS JOSEPH, A.B. Teacher Danvers, Groveland, Pepperell, Mass.;
merchant Pepperell; member school committee; director public library 23 years;
selectman; assessor; auditor; member Mass. house of representatives 1873-74,
1875-76; justice of peace; member Mass. senate 1876-78; b. Rowley, Mass., Aug. 3,
1826; d. Pepperell, Mass., May 20, 1900.
SUVIONS, THOMAS, A.M. Student Albany Law School; lawyer Albany, N. Y.;
assistant district attorney New York 1863-75; assistant attorney-general 1875-85;
e. A. X.; b. Maulmain, Burma, Dec. 17, 1834; d. Washington, D. C, June 19, 1886.
SNYDER, HENRY NETTLETON, A.B. Student Albany Law School 1856-57;
lawyer Ciiicago, ni.; U. S. military service 1861-64, captain; merchant Chattanooga,
Tenn.; member Tenn. house of representatives 1873-74; examiner U. S. Bureau of
Pensions; d. Clarkson, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1904.
TOBEY, JOHN FRY, A.M. Law student Harvard University 1856-57; admitted
to bar 1857; lawyer Providence, R. L; clerk R. I. senate 1859-61; justice Providence
court of magistrates 1861-62; U. S. military service 1862, first lieutenant and ad-
jutant; member Providence common council 1866-69; reporter of decisions R. I.
supreme court 1868-74; member R. I. house of representatives 1877-78, 1880-82;
R. I. senate 1879-80, 1882-83; alderman Providence 1879; judge advocate general
R. I. 1881-82. Author Rhode Island Reports, vols. 8-10; joint editor Public Statutes
of 188S; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 29, 1835; d. Providence, Oct. 5,
1882.
TURNER, CHARLES, A.B. Student Albany Law School; admitted to bar 1857;
lawyer Morris, 111.; Selma, Birmingham, Ala.; chancellor middle district Ala. 1870-
81; referee in bankxuptcy; Z. *.; b. New London, Conn., April 29, 1834; d. Birming-
ham, Ala., Nov. 26, 1899.
TURNER, WILLIAM MASON, Ph.B.; M.D. University of Penn. 1858. Medical
student Paris. Physician Petersburg, Va.; Confederate military service, surgeon;
physician Philadelphia, Penn., 1865-77; Z. *.;ib. Petersburg, Va., Dec. 15, 1835; d.
Philadelphia, Penn., Oct., 1877.
WARREN, THEODORE DAVID, A.M. Received certificate in civil engineering
1855; connected with Fourth National Bank, New York, N. Y.; loan secretary;
*. B. K.; Z. *.; address 398 Lincoln Ave., Orange,tN. C.
WATERMAN, MARCUS, A.M. Artist New York, N. Y.; Boston, Mass.; elected
associate National Academy 1861. Painter Gulliver in IMiput; The Roc's Egg;
Journey to the City of Brass; besides numerous American forest scenes and Arabian
subjects; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 1, 1834; d. Madero, Italy, April 2, 1914.
WILLIAMS, HENRY DUDLEY, A.M. Art dealer Boston, Mass.; trustee Tufts
College 1880-1907; Dean Academy 1885-92; A. A. *.; b. Roxbury, Mass.; d. Forest
Hills, Mass., Jan. 1, 1907.
1856
ALDEN, CHARLES HENRY, A.M.; M.D., Pennsylvania College 1858; M.D.,
University of Perm. 1901. Medical oflScer U. S. army; brevet major and lieutenant-
colonel War of 1861-65; medical director Department of Dak. 1888-93; president
Army Medical School, Washington, D. C, 1893-1900; retired from active service,
with rank of colonel and assistant surgeon-general, 1900; promoted brigadier-general,
retired, 1904; president Association of Military Surgeons U. S., 1901; member Mili-
tary Orders of the Loyal Legion, Indian Wars and Spanish-American War; member
American Public Health Association; American Association; American Academy of
Medicine. Author various articles iu medical journals and publications of the war
186 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
department; A. A. *.; b. Philadelphia, Penn., April 28, 1836; d. California, June 7,
1906.
BLAKE, CHARLES, A.M. Clerk R. I. supreme court; Z. *.; b. Bristol, R. I., about
1834; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 25, 1908.
BOLLES, NICHOLAS BROWN, A.B. Teller Providence Bank, Providence, R. I.;
U. S. military service 1862, first lieutenant; *. T.; b. Lynn, Mass., Feb. 20, 1835; d.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 22, 1863.
BOND, JULIUS, A.M. Preacher; bookkeeper Plantsville, Conn.; *. B. K.; b. Can-
terbury, Conn., Nov. 21, 1828; d. Plantsville, May 28, 1909.
BONNEY, NATHANIEL GREENE, A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Insti-
tution 1862; ordained Congregational minister 1864; pastor Peru, Mass.; Poquon-
nock. Falls Village, East Hartford, * Hanover, Conn. ; author historical sketches;
*. B. K.; b. Marshfield, Mass., May 30, 1834; d. Hartford, Conn., April 12, 1883.
BURDGE, FRANKLIN, A.M. by special vote 1898; LL.B., Albany Law school 1859.
Lawyer New York, N. Y.; retired. Author several biographical sketches; 9. A. X.;
b. Philadelphia, Penn., Feb. 22, 1835; d. New York, N. Y., Sept. 9, 1908.
COLWELL, FRANCIS, A.M. by special vote 1899. Admitted to bar 1856; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; justice court of magistrates several years; city solicitor; member
common council 1870-71, 1875; president 1875; member R. I. house of representa-
tives; R. I. senate 1875-76, 1883-84; president R. I. Bar Association; *. B. K.;
b. Cranston, R. I., April 7, 1833; d. Providence, R. I., April 6, 1906.
CROCKER, SAMUEL LEONARD, A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1859; lawyer;
resident Taunton, Mass.; Naples, Italy; b. Taunton, Mass., May 25, 1835; d.
Naples, Italy, May 27, 1904.
CROCKER, WILLIAM BAYLIES, A.M. Law student Harvard University 1856-
57; in iron business New York, N. Y., 1858-86; A. *.; b. Taimton, Mass., Jan. 22,
1836; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1886.
CUTTS, JAMES MADISON, A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1860. Admitted to
bar 1861; U. S. military service 1861-68, captain; brevet lieutenant-colonel; judge
advocate and aide-de-camp. Army of the Potomac; editor Southwestern 1868; pro-
fessor history, rhetoric and oratory, Seton Hall College, South Orange, N. J. ; 1870-
71; lawyer Washington, D. C; admitted to bar U. S. supreme court 1871; with
U. S. war department 1883-1903. Author DoUy Madison, 1900; numerous speeches,
addresses and editorials on public questions; editor An American Continental Com-
mercial Union, by Stephen A. Douglas; A Brief Treatise upon Constitutional and
Party Questions, Received Orally from Stephen A. Douglas, 1866; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b.
Oct. 20, 1837; d. Washington, D. C, Feb. 24, 1903.
EWING, THOMAS, A.M. by special vote 1894; honoraiy 1860; LL.D., Georgetown
College 1870. Admitted to bar 1855; lawyer Cincinnati, O.; Leavenworth, Kans.;
member Leavenworth Constitutional Convention 1858; Peace Conference 1860;
chief justice Kansas supreme court 1861-62; U. S. military service 1862-65, brigadier-
general; brevet major-general; lawyer Washington, D. C; Lancaster, O.; member
Ohio Constitutional Convention 1873-74; U. S. house of representatives 1877-81;
lawyer New York, N. Y.; author addresses and historical sketches; A. A. *.; b. Lan-
caster, O., Aug. 7, 1829; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 21, 1896.
FORD, HENRY CLAY, A.B. Resident Philadelphia, Penn.; various corporations;
president Penn. Fish Commission; officer Fish Protective Association of Eastern
Penn.; treasurer American fisheries society; president; b. Philadelphia, Penn.,
July 25, 1836; d. Philadelphia, Aug. 17, 1896.
FORSYTH, CHARLES SHALER, A.M. Law student Pittsburgh, Penn., 1857-58;
*. T.; no further record.
FOX, THOMAS WILLIAM, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1859; from Worcester,
Mass.; d. Worcester, Mass., Aug. 28. 1883.
GILBERT, ISAAC HAWLEY, A.M. Ordained Baptist minister 1856; pastor
Bristol, Middletown, Conn.; Hyde Park, Norwood, Medfield, Chicopee Falls, Mass.;
b. Easton, Conn., Feb. 4, 1830; d. Chicopee Falls, Mass., Feb. 13, 1890.
GOFF. CHARLES BRADFORD, A.M.; Ph.D. 1892. Trustee Brown University
1889-98. Principal preparatory department. Union College, Schenectady, N. Y.,
1866 GRADUATES 187
1856-57; student of history Brown University 1857-58; principal high school. Fall
River, Mass., 1858-64; English and Classical school. Providence, R. I., 1864-98;
president Barnard Club; R. I. Alpha; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Rehoboth, Mass., March 4,
1834; d. Dec. 1, 1898.
HEYW9OD, EZRA HERVEY, A.M. Agent Mass. Anti-slavery Society; founder
and editor The Word; author various essays on questions connected with labor and
the emancipation of woman; b. Princeton, Mass., Sept. 29, 1829; d. Boston, Mass.,
May 22, 1893.
HILL, NATHANIEL PETER, A.M. by special vote 1894; honorary 1859; assistant
chemistry. Brown University, 1856-58; instructor chemistry applied to the arts 1858-
59; professor 1859-64; mayor Black Hawk, Col., 1871; member Col. Territorial
Council 1872-73; U. S. senate 1879-85; regent Smithsonian Institution; member
International Monetary Commission 1891; proprietor Republican, Denver, Col.;
delegate Bimetallic Conference, Chicago and Washington, 1893; author Speeches
and Papers on the Silver and Other Economic Questions, 1890. See National Magazine,
Feb. 1892; *. B. K.; b. Montgomery, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1832; d. Denver, Col., May 22,
1900.
LAWTON, URIAH WILLIAM, A.M. Teacher; supermtendent schools. Dexter,
Tecumseh, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Mich.; private teacher Jackson; b. Westport, Mass.,
April 27, 1831; d. Jackson, Mich., Jan. 30, 1905.
MacALISTER, JAMES, A.M. by special vote 1890; LL.D., 1890; LL.B., Albany
Law School 1864; first superintendent public schools, Milwaukee, Wis.; regent
Wisconsin Normal Schools; first superintendent public schools, Philadelphia, Penn.;
president Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, since its organization, 1891; lecturer
pedagogy, Johns Hopkins University; History of Education; Universit.y of the City
of New York; trustee University of Penn. 1885-97; member American Philosophical
Society; officier d' Academic, Paris; Author Manual of Primary Institution, Manual
of Instruction in U. S. History and Civil Government, Catalogue of Pedagogical Library,
Manual Training in the Public Schools of Philadelphia, Art Education in the Public
Schools, besides contributions to periodicals; $. B. K.; b. Glasgow, Scotland, 1840;
d. at sea, Dec. 11, 1913.
OLNEY, RICHARD, A.M.; LL.D. 1893; LL.B., Harvard University 1858; LL.D.,
1893; Yale University 1901. Fellow Brown University 1894-97. Lawyer Boston,
Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1874; U. S. attorney-general 1893-
95; U. S. secretary of state 1896-97; regent Institute Jan., 1900-08; member Hugue-
not Society of America, American Philosophical Society, Colonial Society of Mass.,
Mass. Historical Society; *. B. K.; address 260 Clarendon St., Boston, Mass.
PEIRCE, JOHN, A.M.; Sc.D. 1894. Assistant professor chemistry applied to the
arts. Brown University, 1862-63; professor 1863-64; trustee 1894-95; *. T.; b.
Providence, R. I., Aug. 16, 1836; d. Providence, March 3, 1897.
RAY, BENJAMIN LINCOLN, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1859; assistant
physician Butler Hospital for the Insane, Providence, R. I., 1859-67; physician Phila-
delphia, Penn.; author articles in American Journal of Medical Sciences; 9. d. X.; b.
Eastport, Me., Dec. 31, 1836; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Dec. 9, 1879.
REED, JOSEPH WARREN, A.M. Baptist clergyman; from Boston, Mass.; b.
May 7, 1830; d. Fall River, Mass.. July 27, 1856.
SNOW, SAMUEL, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1858; lawyer Boston, Mass.;
member common council, Cambridge, Mass., 1867-68, 1871; board of aldermen
1872-73; president New England Associated California Pioneers of '49, 1889-1900;
b. Duxbury, Mass., Nov. 18, 1832; d. Boston, Mass., May 8, 1900.
STEDMAN, GEORGE LAVATER, A.M.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1857. Ad-
mitted to bar 1857; lawyer Albany, N. Y.; president N. Y. Baptist Union for Minis-
terial Education; trustee Rochester Theological Seminary; Colgate University; one
of founders Albany Historical and Art Society; *.B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Southbridge,
Mass., Nov. 3, 1831; d. Albany, N. Y., March 15, 1898.
TOURTELLOTTE, JOHN EATON, A.M.; LL.B., Albany Law School; lawyer
Mankato, Minn.; U. S. military service 1861-65, colonel; brevet brigadier-general;
U. S. army 1866-85; superintendent Indian affairs; aide-de-camp, with rank of
colonel, to Gen. Sherman, 1870-83; major 1883-85; member commission of three to
188 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1856
revise the military tactics; author Cavalry Manual; A. K. E.; b. Thompson, Comi.,
July 3, 1833; d. La Crosse, Wis., July 22, 1891.
WESTCOTT, OLIVER SPINK, A.M.; Sc.D. 1892. Teacher Suffleld, Comi.;
Dwight, Kendall, Oswego, Warsaw, 111.; superintendent schools, Joliet and Lock-
port, 111.; teacher mathematics, high school, Chicago, 111.; superintendent schools
and principal high school, Racine, Wis.; teacher Robert A. Waller High School,
Chicago, 111., 1881-83; principal 1883- ; address, 151 N. Elmwood Ave., Oak Park,
ni.
WHITE, FRANCIS WAYLAND, A.M. Cotton manufacturer Winchester, Mass.;
dry goods and commission merchant New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; <t. T.; b. West
Boylston, Mass., Oct. 25, 1836; d. Summit, N. J., Sept. 13, 1901.
WICKES, GARDNER MATTESON, A.M.; accountant New York, N. Y.; b. West
Greenwich, R. I., May 30, 1831; d. New York, N. Y., April 16, 1909.
WOOD, CHARLES HIRAM, A.B. Judge circuit court 11th 111. district 1867-74;
resident Onarga, HI.; lawyer Chicago, HI. Author Digest of Law Reports of III., in
conjunction with J. D. Long, 1863; from North Lyme, Conn.; died March 14, 1890.
1857
ALDRICH, ELISHA SMITH, Ph.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; member common
council 1877-79; president Union for Christian Work many years; Z. *.; b. Glocester,
R. I., July 3, 1836; d. Bristol Ferry, R. I., Aug. 29, 1905.
BARRETT, FRANKLIN RIPLEY, A.B. Director Canal National Bank; secretary
and treasurer Maine General Hospital; Female Orphan Asylum; member Maine
Historical Society; New England Historic Genealogical Society; trustee Portland
Public Library; vice president Portland Benevolent Society; director Atlantic and
St. Lawrence Raihoad; Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad; Z. St.; b. Portland,
Me., Jan. 21, 1835; d. there Jan. 6, 1912.
BOWEN, WILLIAM HENRY, A.M.; D.D., Hillsdale College, Mich.; 1874; Bates
College, Me., 1906; student Andover Theological Seminary 1858-59; ordaiaed Free
Baptist minister 1859; pastor Blackstone, Mass. ; North Scituate, R. I.; Lewiston,
Me., thirteen years; Middleboro, Mass.; resident Providence, R. I.; president Free
Baptist Education Society; president board of overseers. Bates College; chairman
Lewiston school board; delegate Evangelical Alliance, Basel, 1879; author Memoir
of Rev. George T.Day, D.D.; edXtov Free Baptist Quarterly; <&. B. E.; address, 27 Syca-
more St., Providence, R. I.
BRACKETT, JOHN BILLINGS, A.M.; D.D., Rochester University 1872; student
Newton Theological Institution 1857-59; ordained Baptist minister 1859; pastor
Poughkeepsie, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Lynn, Charlestown, Brookline, Mass.; member
executive board American Baptist Missionary Union; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Wobum,
Mass., Dec. 31, 1835; d. Brookline, Mass., Dec. 5, 1889.
BRITTON, ALEXANDER THOMPSON, A.B. Admitted to R. I. bar 1858; lawyer
Washington, D. C; U. S. military service 1861; member commission to codify U. S.
public land laws 1879-81; chairman presidential inaugural committee 1889; ofiBcer
in various business and charitable corporations, Washington, D. C; author U. S,
Land Laws, 3. vols; founder and editor Financial Review, bi-monthly; A. A. ^.; b.
New York, N. Y., Dec. 29, 1835; d. Washington, D. C, July 7, 1899.
BURLINGAME, LUTHER RAWSON, A.B.; teacher Wellsboro, Penn.; Whites-
town, N. Y.; printer Providence, R. I.; editor and proprietor Town and Country,
Providence; b. Knoxville, Penn., Sept. 1, 1829; d. Pawtuxet, R. I., Oct. 9, 1890.
CARR, GEORGE WHEATON, A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1860; physician
and surgeon Providence, R. I., I860-; assistant surgeon-general R. I. 1860; U. S.
military service 1861-64, surgeon; brigadier-siurgeon R. I. militia 1864; medical
director, with rank of major, 1878-83; with rank of lieutenant-colonel 1883-92; mem-
ber R. I. Medical Society, Providence Medical Association; surgeon R. I. State
Prison, R. I. Hospital; U. S. pension examiner; medical director Grand Army of the
Republic, R. I.; consulting surgeon Butler Hospital for the Insane; St. Elizabeth's
Home; fellow American Medical Association; American Academy of Medicine;
e.A. X.; b. Pawtuxet, R. I., Jan. 31, 1834; d. Providence, R. I., June 18, 1908.
1857 GRADUATES 189
CLARK, EDWARD WINTER, A.M., D.D. 1901; student Newton Theological
Institution 1857-8, Rochester Theological Seminary 1858-9; ordained Baptist min-
ister 1859; pastor Logansport, Ind.; editor and publisher Witness, Indianapolis,
Ind.; secretary board Indiana Baptist State Convention; missionary Sibsagor,
Assam 1868-75; Naga Hills 1875-1911; retired; reduced the Ao-Naga language to
writing; author of the first Ao-Naga dictionary: school books and grammar with his
wife, Mary (Mead) Clark; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. North East, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1830;
d. St. Augustine, Fla., March 18, 1913.
CUTLER, EDWARD HUTCHINS, A.M. Assistant librarian Brown University
1858-60; instructor mathematics 1860-61; principal academy, Bridgewater, Mass.,
1861-64; high school. Providence, R. I., 1864-82; head master high school, Newton,
Mass., 1882-87; proprietor and principal Mr. Cutler's Preparatory School, Newton,
1887-1904; teacher Rock Ridge Hall, Wellesley Hills, Mass., 1904-8; editor The
Ninth Book of Virgil's ^neid in Oinn's Classical Series; •!>. B. K.; Z. *.; address 13
Linder Terrace, Newton, Mass.
DEAN, THOMAS, A.M. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; secretary Boston Yacht Club
1866-95. Author various articles in magazines and periodicals; Z. *.; b. Lowell,
Mass., March 22, 1836; d. Boston, Mass, July 21, 1895.
EASTMAN, SAMUEL COFFIN, A.M., LL.B., Harvard University 1859; assistant
librarian Brown University 1857-58; lawyer Concord, N. H.; member N. H. house
of representatives; speaker; president N. H. Historical Society; N. H. Savings Bank;
Concord Mutual Fire Insurance Company; N. H. Bar Association; Concord and Ports-
mouth Railroad; director St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad 1896-1901; other
railroads and manufacturing companies; member University, A. A.*, and Reform
Clubs New York, Union Club Boston; author White Mountain Guide-Book; trans-
lator Brandes' Impressions of Russia; 3. Lie's The Family at Oilje; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
address. Concord, N. H.
FALLIGANT, LOUIS ALEXANDER, A.M. by special vote 1903; M.D., Homoeo-
pathic Medical College of Penn. 1858. Confederate military service 1861-65, surgeon;
physician Savaimah, Ga.; health officer Savannah 1862-64; member Homoeopathic
Yellow Fever Commission 1878; Board of experts Congressional Yellow Fever Com-
mission 1878-79; American Institute of Homoeopathy 1879-1903; b. Augusta, Ga.,
Oct. 25, 1836; d. Savannah, Ga., July 5, 1903.
GOODWIN, DANIEL, A.M.; Ph.D. 1895; D.D. 1903. Graduated General Theo-
logical Seminary, New York, N. Y., 1862; ordained Episcopal deacon 1862; priest
1863; rector St. John's Church, Bangor, Me., 1862-69; St. Paul's Church, Wickford,
R. I., 1869-74; St. Paul's Church, Dedham, Mass., 1874-79; St. Luke's church. East
Greenwich, R. I., 1879-92; historical writer East Greenwich. Editor The Mac
Sparran Diary, 1899; Updike's History of the Episcopal Church in Narragansett; new
ed., 1905; author ecclesiastical section of The History of R. I. to the Close of the 19th
Century; 1902; The Gardiners of Narragansett, 1914; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. East
Greenwich, R. I.
HAPGOOD, CHARLES HUTCHINS, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1858-
59; A. A. *.; address to Columbia Conserve Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
HAZARD, JOHN NEWBOLD, A.M. 1890. Cotton manufacturer Peace Dale, R. I.,
1858-1900; president Peace Dale Manufactiudng Company 1866-92; director Wake-
field Trust Company; president Narragansett Pier Railroad 1876-1900; *. T.; b.
Peace Dale, R. I., Sept. 11, 1836; d. Peace Dale, June 7, 1900.
IVES, ROBERT HALE, A.M. Merchant Providence, R. I., 1858-62; U. S. military
service 1862, lieutenant; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., April 3, 1837; mortally wounded
Antietam, Md., Sept. 17, 1862; d. Hagerstown, Md., Sept. 27, 1862.
LYON, AARON CLEMENT, A.M. Student Hamilton Theological Institution
1859-60- ordained Baptist minister 1860; pastor Fayetteville, Amenia, Millerton,
New Market, Lake Placid, N. Y.; A. K. E.; b. Bedford, N. Y., Dec. 2, 1833; d. Clifton
Springs, N. Y., March 22, 1896.
MANNING JOHN MILTON, A.M. Teacher mathematics Pierce Academy, Middle-
boro, Mass.; principal academy, Woodstock, Conn.; Liberal Literary Institute,
Antwerp, N. Y.; farmer Raynham, Mass.; chairman school committee, Raynham,
several years; superintendent of schools 1878-79; A. K. E.; b. Pomfret, Conn., Dec. 18,
1824; d. Raynham, Mass., July 23, 1911.
190 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1857
MARSTON, GEORGE HARRISON, A.B.; from North Providence, R. I.; died 1865.
PAINE, FREDERICK, A.M.. Manufacturer, Minneapolis, Minn.; *. B. K.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., July 28, 1837; d. Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. IS, 1907.
PECKHAM, FRANCIS BARING, A.B. Lawyer Newport, R. I.; city solicitor 25
years; first president Newport Business Men's Association; Z. *.; b. Newport, R. I.,
Dec. 28, 1836; d. Newport, Dec. 7, 1903.
POND, DANIEL BULLARD, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1858. Admitted to
Mass. bar 1859; lawyer Boston, Mass.; New York, N. Y.; Woonsocket, R. I.;
member R. I. house of representatives 1864-65, 1866-67; R. I. senate 1867-70, 1889-
90; mayor Woonsocket 1889-94; G.A. X.; b. Smithfield, R. I., Oct. 21, 1830; d.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 9, 1896.
POOLE, REUBEN BROOKS, A.B.; A.M. 1887. Secretary Young men's Christian
Association, New York, N. Y., 1864-65; librarian 1865-95; president N. Y. Library
Club four years; vice president N. Y. state Library Association 1892-93; president;
author various articles in Library Journal; one of the editors Pool's Index to Current
Literature; b. Rockport, Mass., April 13, 1834; d. New York, N. Y., April 5, 1895.
ROBBINS, NATHANIEL, A.B. Student Albany Law School, from Townsend,
Vt. Resident Russell, Kans., 1870-90. No further record.
ROGERS, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, A.M.; LL.D. 1891; A.M., Yale CoUege 1880;
Ph.D. Alfred University 1886. Teacher Alfred Academy; professor mathematics
and astronomy 1858-70; meanwhile student theoretical and applied mechanics,
Yale College, one year; student astronomy. Harvard University, one year; U. S.
naval service 1862-64; assistant Harvard College Observatory 1870-77; assistant
professor astronomy 1877-86; professor physics and astronomy, Colby University,
1886-98; member American Academy of Arts and Sciences; honorary fellow Royal
Microscopical Society of London 1880; member National Academy of Sciences;
vice president American Association for the Advancement of Science 1882-83, 1894;
president American Society of Microscopists 1886. Author Annals of Harvard Col-
lege Observatory; also about 70 articles on various subjects; *. B. K.; b. Waterford,
Conn., Nov. 13, 1832; d. Waterville, Me., March 1, 1898.
SEWALL, CHARLES, A.B. Lawyer Salem, Mass.; b. Rockport, Mass., Nov. 2.
1835; d. Salem, Mass., April 4, 1894.
SMITH, BENJAMIN HALE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1859; lawyer Gloucester, Mass.;
city solicitor 1876; member Mass. house of representatives 1863-65; publisher Tele-
graph, Gloucester; Cape Ann Advertiser; Cape Ann Bulletin; A. A. *.; b. Rockport,
Mass., March 29, 1833; d. Gloucester, Mass., Nov. 23, 1880.
SPROAT, JAMES GRANVILLE, A.M. Law student Harvard University 1859;
lawyer Wareham, Mass.; member Mass. senate 1870-71 ; G.A. X.; b. Wareham, Mass.,
July 22, 1835; d. Wareham, Feb. 22, 1888.
STONE, DEXTER SHELDON, Ph.B. Civil engineer Providence, R. I.; shipbuilder,
in partnership with John B. HerreshofE, Bristol, R. I.; partner Cowperthwait and
Company, publishers. Philadelphia; b. Coventry, R. I., Dec. 1, 1837; d. Nantucket,
Mass., Aug. 8, 1887.
SWISHER, SAMUEL LANDES, A.M. Principal schools. 111., 1867-78; head master
U. S. Cavalry Depot, Jefferson Barracks, Mo., 1878-93; rural free delivery mail-
carrier, Albany, Or.; United Brothers; b. Franklin Co., Ohio; d. Albany, Ore.,
June 24, 1908.
TANNER, GEORGE CLINTON, A.M.; D.B., Seabury Divinity School 1860; D.D.
1895. Organized graded schools Winona, Minn., 1857-58; head master and instruc-
tor Greek, Shattuck School, Faribault, Minn., 1858-66; ordained Episcopal deacon
1860; priest 1862; rector St. Paul's Church, Owatonna, Minn., 1867-87; professor
New Testament Exegesis, Seabury Divinity School, 1871-73; superintendent schools
Steele Co., Minn., 1872-87; dean of convocation 1871; in charge of study Shattuck
School 1887-1909; chaplain 1887-1908; registrar and historian. Diocese of Minn.,
1878-; trustee St. Mary's Hall; secretary board of trustees 1896-; chaplain 1903-08;
trustee Breck School 1900-; instructor in liturgies, Seabury Divinity School, 1909-12;
professor of liturgies 1912-; author various monographs on the early history of the
Episcopal church in Miim.; Genealogy of William Tanner, Sr., of North Kingstown,
R. L, and his Descendants; *. B. K.; 0. A. X.; address, Faribault, Minn.
1857 GRADUATES 191
WHITE, WILLIAM ALBERT, A.M. Law student Harvard University 1859;
lawyer Newport, R. I.; Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn.; Santa Barbara. Cal.;
member R. I. house of representatives; b. Middleboro, Mass., Sept. 26, 1833; d.
Santa Barbara, Cal., Aug. 27, 1887.
1858
ABBOTT, SAMUEL WARREN, A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1862. U. S.
service 1861-65; physician Wakefield, Mass.; medical examiner Middlesex Co.,
Mass., 1872-84; secretary Mass. State Board of Health 1882-1904; delgate Congress
of Hygiene, London, 1891; member American Medical Association; American
Public Health Association; Mass. Medical Society; Society of Qygiene, France;
Mass. Medico-Legal Society; prepared U. S. exhibit of hygiene, Paris exposition,
1900. Author various articles in Medical and Surgical Journal, Forum and North
American Review; A. K. E.; b. Wobum, Mass., June 12, 1837; d. Newton Centre,
Mass., Oct. 29, 1904.
BARROWS, COMFORT EDWIN, A.M.; D.D., Colby University 1881. Trustee
Brown University 1878-83; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1861; or-
dained Baptist minister 1861 ; pastor Peabody, Mass.; Newport, R. I.; correspond-
ing secretary Newport Historical Society; author Development of Baptist Principles
in Rhode Island; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Attleboro, Mass., Dec. 11, 1831; d. Newport,
R. I., Dec. 26, 1883.
BEVERLY, GEORGE, A.B. Law student; b. Providence, R. I., 1835; d. Providence,
March 12, 1861.
BRYANT, OLIVER FRANCIS, A.M. by special vote 1892. Teacher Chauncy Hall
School, Boston, Mass., 1860-94; b. Stoneham, Mass., June 9, 1827; d. Woburn,
Mass., Jan. 16, 1910.
CHAPMAN, ROBERT BOYLE, A.M. Stock broker Boston, Mass.; New York,
N. Y.; fire insurance agent Providence, R. I.; also o£Bcer in several companies;
*. B. K; A. A. $; b. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 9, 1837; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 5, 1894.
CHASE, EDWARD PAYSON, A.M. Organist Philadelphia, Penn.; Yonkers, New
York, N. Y.; professor music Pelham Priory; Brooke Hall; author Te Deum; also
songs; b. Westmoreland, N. H., Dec. 12, 1834; d. Yonkers, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1897.
CLARK, EDWARD LORD, A.M.; D.D., WiUiams CoUege 1880. Graduated Au-
dover Theological Seminary 1863; ordained Congregational minister 1861; U. S.
military service 1861-62, chaplain; pastor Brockton, Mass.; New Haven, Conn.;
New York, N. Y.; Boston, Mass.; anthoi Daleth: Egypt Illicstrated; Israel in Egypt;
b. Nashua, N. H., Feb. 3, 1838; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 5, 1910.
COBB, STEPHEN ALONZO, A.B. Lawyer Wyandotte, Kans., 1859-78; U. S.
military service 1862-65, chief commissary 13th army corps; brevet lieutenant-
colonel; member Kans. senate 1862, 1869-70; Kans. house of representatives 1871-
73; speaker 1872; mayor Wyandotte 1862-1868; member U. S. house of repre-
sentatives 1873-75; b. Madison, Me., June 17, 1833; d. Aug., 1878.
COLBY, CHARLES LEWIS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1891. Trustee Brown University 1879-
90; fellow 1890-96. Member firm of Page, Richardson and Company, ship owners,
Boston, Mass., 1858-61; Dunbar and Colby, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1861-68; resident
Newton, Mass., 1868-74; Milwaukee, Wis., 1874-90; New York, N. Y., 1890-96;
president several western railroad and iron mining companies; director Northern
Pacific Railroad; member Wis. house of representatives 1876; president New York
City Baptist Mission Society; trustee Colby University; Wayland University;
honorary member American Society of Civil Engineers; *. B. K. ; A. A. *. ; b. Roxbury,
Mass., May 22, 1839; d. Newton Centre, Mass., Feb. 26, 1896.
COY, lELIAB WASHBURN, A.M.; Ph.D., College of N. J. 1887. Principal hi^h
school, Peoria, 111.; law student Peoria; admitted to bar 1862; lawyer Peona;
superintendent of schools, Peoria, 1866-67; principal Model High School, 111. State
Normal University, 1871-73; Hughes High School, Cmcinnati, O., 1873-1912;
secretary and treasurer National Council of Education 1887; president 1893, 1894;
president Ohio State Teachers' Asso. 1901-; president North Central Asso. of Col-
leges and Secondary Schools 1909; authoT Latin Lessons for Beginners; editor 7Wi-
nois Teacher 1871-72; *. B. K.; A. K. B.; address. College Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio.
192 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1868
De camp, EZEKIEL LUTHER, A.B.; LL.B., Cincinnati College 1862. Admitted
to bar 1862; lawyer Cincinnati, O.; city treasurer 1870; b. Cincinnati, O., Dec. 23,
1837; d. May 1, 1911.
De camp, JAMES FREEMAN, A.M. Cashier for quartermaster in Department
of the Gulf; merchant Cincinnati, O.; b. Cincinnati, O., Jan. 2, 1836; d. Cincinnati,
Aug. 11, 1888.
EMERSON, HOWARD MALCOM, A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution
1858-60; ordained Baptist minister 1861; pastor Methuen, Mass.; A. K. E.; b. North
Reading, Mass., 1834; d. South Berwick, Me., May 16, 1862.
GILMORE, JOSEPH HENRY, A.M.; Ph.D. 1892. Graduated Newton Theologi-
cal Institution 1861; ordained Baptist minister 1862; pastor Pennacook, N. H.;
private secretary to Gov. Gilmore and editor of Concord Daily Monitor; pastor
Rochester, N. Y.; acting professor Rochester Theological Seminary; professor
University of Rochester, forty years; author He Leadeth Me, and other religious
poems: text books and outlines for students especially in English literature; edi-
torial writer Examiner, eight years; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Rochester, N. Y.
GODDARD, ROBERT HALE IVES, A.M. Fellow Brown University 1893-. Mer-
chant and manufacturer Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service 1861-65, captain
and aide-de-camp; brevet lieutenant-colonel; acting assistant inspector general 9th
Army Corps; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 160 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
GOLDTHWAIT, MERRICK, A.M.; LL.B. Albany Law School. Lawyer Bristol,
R. I.; Boone, la.; Uxbridge, Mass.; G.A. X.; b. Northbridge, Mass., Dec. 31, 1831;
d. Uxbridge, Mass., May 26, 1901.
GREEN, ARNOLD, A.M.; LL.D. 1894. Trustee Brown University 1889-1903.
Student University of Gottingen 1860; Athens, Greece; U. S. military service 1861;
law student Harvard University 1865-66; lawyer Providence, R. I.; reporter R. I.
supreme court 1874-93; member common council; president board of trustees
Providence Public Library; trustee R. I. Hospital; member New England Botanical
Society; author various orations and poems; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. New York, N. Y.,
Feb. 27, 1838; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 17, 1903.
GUSHEE, EDWARD MANNING, A.M.; D.D., University of N. C. 1891. Ordained
Episcopal deacon 1861; priest 1861; U. S. military service 1862-63, chaplain; rector
St. Thomas's Church, Dover, Mass.; St. Paul's Church, Wallingford, Conn.; St.
Peter's Church, Salem, Mass.; St. Philip's church, Cambridge, Mass.; author Lent
a Precious Season, The Dangers of Peace, The Church Opportunity, 1905; The Massacre
of the Innocents; Z. *.; address, 302 Brookline St., Cambridge, Mass.
HARRIS, SAMUEL TURNER, A.M. Graduated Law School of Cincinnati, O.,
1862; lawyer Cincinnati, O.; A. A. *.; b. Cincinnati, O., Feb. 26, 1837; d. Norwood,
O., July 14, 1901.
HAY, JOHN, A.M.; LL.D. 1897; Western Reserve University 1894; Princeton
University 1900; Dartmouth College 1901; Yale University 1901; Harvard Uni-
versity 1902. Admitted to bar 1861 ; secretary to President Lincoln 1861 ; volunteer
aide-de-camp to Major General Hunter 1863; major and assistant adjutant-general
1864; aide-de-camp to President Lincoln 1864; brevet colonel; secretary of lega-
tion, Paris, 1865-67; chargfi d'affaires, Vieima, 1867-68; secretary of legation,
Madrid, 1869-70; member editorial staff Tribune, New York, N. Y., 1870-75; first
assistant U. S. secretary of state 1879-81; president International Sanitary Con-
ference 1881; ambassador to England 1897-98; U. S. secretary of state 1898-1905.
Author Pike County Ballads, 1871; Castilian Days, 1871; Abraham Lincoln, a History,
in conjunction with J. G. Nicolay, 10 vols., 1890; Poems, 1890; translator Castelar's
Democracy in Europe; *. B. K.; e.A. X.; b. Salem, Ind., Oct. 8, 1838; died Lake Suna-
pee, N. H., July 1, 1905.
LYMAN, MOSES, Ph.B.. Manufacturer building materials of wood and iron car
wheels, Waverly, N. Y., 1865-96; first lieutenant 15th Vermont Volunteer Infantiy,
1862; was at battle of Gettysbm-g; lived at Lakeville, Conn., 1896-1908; G.A. X.;
address 12 Livingstone Park, Rochester, N. Y.
MANCHESTER, LEANDER CORNELIUS, A.M.; D.D. 1898. Graduated Gen-
eral Theological Seminary, New York, N. Y., 1861; ordained Episcopal deacon 1861;
priest 1862; minister Sharon Springs, N. Y.; rector Providence, Warren, R. I.;
1868 GRADUATES 193
Lowell, Mass., 36 years; rector emeritus; secretary convention Mass. diocese;
9.A. X.; address, 42 Davis St., WoUaston, Mass.
MANSFIELD, FRANCIS, A.M.; M.D.. College of Physicians and Surgeons, Colum-
bia College, 1885; Long Island College Hospital 1893. Student Newton Theologi-
cal Institution 1857-58; Union Theological Seminary 1858; graduated General
Theological Seminary 1861; ordained Episcopal deacon 1860, Salem, N. Y.; ordained
priest 1861; vicar Calvary Chapel, New York, 1861-62; U. S. military service 1862-
63, chaplain; rector Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Chicago, 111.; Philadelphia, Penn.; Taunton,
Mass.; physician Brooklyn, N. Y.; chaplain Bellevue Hospital; instructor Marma-
duke Military Academy, Sweet Springs, Mo.; Military Academy, Knoxville, 111.;
rector Callicoore Depot, Long Eddy, N. Y.; Waxahachie, Wichita Falls, Tex.;
Worthington, O.; member Mass. Medical Society; Kings County Medical Society,
N. Y.; author Hymns with Tunes, Gathered Waifs, Sonnets and Rhymes; Philerme-
nian; b. Carlisle, Mass., Aug. 27, 1834; d. New York, N. Y., July 1, 1911.
MILLAR, ROBERT, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1861; physician Providence,
R. I.; assistant surgeon Fourth Regiment, R. I. Volunteers in the North Carolina
campaign; in March, 1864, was assigned to duty at the Division Hospital of the
Army of the Potomac; honorably discharged in Aug., 1864; visiting surgeon at
Rhode Island Hospital till 1889 and consulting surgeon until his death; b. No.
Providence, R. I., May 25, 1835; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 17, 1909.
MOWRY, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, A.M. with class by special vote; hon. 1866;
Ph.D., Bates College, 1882; LL.D., 1906, Whitman College, Walla Walla, Wash.;
Principal English High School, Providence; Enghsh and Classical School, Provi-
dence, 1864-84; editor and publisher, Boston, 1884-91; superintendent schools,
Salem, 1891-94; writer and lecturer; captain in 11th regiment of R. I. Volunteers
1862-63; member many societies, historical and educational; author The Descendants
of Nathaniel Mowry; for other writings see Annual Report of the American His-
torical Association, 1889; *. B. K; A. A. *; address, 17 Riverside Square, Hyde
Park, Mass.
NELSON, AARON HAYDEN, A.M. Admitted to Minn, bar 1859; U. S. military
service 1863-72, past assistant paymaster; commercial stationer New Orleans, La.,
1872-80; clerk General land oflSce, Interior department, Washington, D. C, 1881-89;
admitted to bar U. S. supreme court 1889; lawyer Helena, Mont., 1889-95; secre-
tary Mont, bar association 1890-95; A. K. E.; last known address, Washington, D. C.
NORTH, ALFRED, Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons 1861; member
Home Staff N. Y. Hospital 1861-62; surgeon Braddock Barradts Hospital; physi-
cian Waterbury, Conn., 1863-93; medical examiner Waterbury 12 years; chief of
staff consulting physicians Waterbury Hospital; member Waterbury Medical
Society; New Haven County Association; Conn. Medical Society; b. Torrington,
Conn., Oct. 5, 1836; d. Waterbury, Conn., Nov. 17, 1893.
NOYES, WALTER BERNARD, A.B.; A.M., Columbia College 1865. Student
General Theological Seminary; ordained Episcopal minister; U. S. military service
1861, chaplain; assistant rector New York, N. Y.; consul Venice several years;
e. A. X.; b. Matanzas, Cuba, May, 1837; d. Rome, Italy, Dec. 6, 1885.
PATTEN, JOSEPH HURLBUT, Ph.B. With Manufacturers National Bank, Provi-
dence, B. I., until 1863; teller Manufacturers National Bank, Providence, 1865-74;
A.A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., March 5, 1836; d. Providence, Dec. 17, 1874.
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM BROWN, A.M. Principal academy, Leicester, Mass.;
teacher Latin, Greek and French, Mends' School, Providence, R. I.; professor Greek,
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Penn., 1823; private teacher Providence; *. B. K.;
*. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 1, 1836; d. Providence, Nov. 30, 1893.
SAFFORD, HENRY GILBERT, A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institution
1861; ordained Baptist minister 1861; pastor Amesbury, Mass.; Concord, N. H.;
South Framingham, Mass.; life insurance agent, Newton, Mass.; foreign and war
correspondent; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 18, 1832; d. Newton, Mass.,
May 29, 1899.
SILLIMAN, SAMUEL GREGORY, A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1861; ordained Baptist minister 1864; preacher Lebanon, Me.; missionary to
freedmen; pastor Memphis, Tenn.; Montana, N. J.; White Hills, Old Lyme, Win-
throp. Conn; b. Easton, Conn., Oct. 13, 1834; d. Easton, Nov. II, 1899.
194 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1868
SNOW, JOHN LIPPITT, A.M.; wholesale druggist Providence, R. I.; member
common council 1866-69, 1870-71; alderman 1875; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 29, 1837; d. Providence, Aug. 8, 1891.
STEVENS, SOLON WHITHED, A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution
1858; organist, pianist and teacher of music Lowell, Mass.; member school board,
Lowell, 1879-85; Mass. house of representatives 1885-86; admitted to bar 1888;
lawyer Lowell, Mass.; deputy collector of internal revenue 1889-93; president Old
Residents' Historical Society; Children's Home and Lowell High School Alumni
Asso.; Old Middlesex Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution; *. B. K.; A. K. E.;
address, Lowell, Mass.
STONE, WILLIAM LEETE, A.B.; A.M. 1869; LL.B., Albany Law School 1859.
Lawyer Saratoga Springs, N. Y.; city editor Journal of Commerce, New York, N. Y.;
editor and proprietor College Review; centennial historian N. Y. 1876; historian
Saratoga County Society of N. Y.; trustee N. Y. State Historical Society; member
committee to supervise translation of Dutch records. New York, N. Y.; honorary
and corresponding member many learned and historical societies, America and
Europe; author of numerous historical and biographical articles; Genealogy of the
Stone Family; O. A. X.; b. New York, N. Y., April 4, 1835; d. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.,
June 11, 1908.
TEFFT, LYMAN BEECHER, A.M.; D.D. 1893. Graduated Rochester Theological
Seminary 1860; ordained Baptist minister 1862; pastor Prescott, Wis.; Winona,
Minn.; Norwich, Conn.; Mankato, Minn.; Colchester, Conn.; associate principal
Nashville Normal and Theological Institute, Tenn.; president Hartshorn Memorial
College, Richmond, Va., 1883-1912; *. B. K.; address 1600 West Leigh St., Richmond,
Va.
THURBER, SAMUEL, A.M.; Ph.D. 1891. U. S. military service 1862-63, first
lieutenant; teacher high school. Providence, R. I.; Hyde Park, Mass.; Syracuse,
N. Y.; Worcester, Mass.; master in Girls' High School, Boston, Mass., since 1881.
Author numerous articles mostly on educational subjects; *. B. K.; b. Providence,
E. I., April 4, 1837; d. Roxbury, Mass., Jan. 13,1913.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES PELGUS, Ph.B. Insurance agent; stock broker New York;
real estate agent Cincinnati, O.; member Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce; Z. ^r,
b. Cincinnati, O., July 30, 1837; d. Cincinnati, Oct. 6, 1887.
1859
ANDREWS, THEODORE, Ph.B. U. S. military service 1861; secretary Arming-
ton and Sims Engine Company; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 3, 1835; d. Mar. 4,
1909.
BANCROFT, TIMOTHY WHITING, A.M. Professor rhetoric and English litera-
ture. Brown University, 1868-90; principal high schools Waltham and Newton, Mass.
Author Method of English Composition, 1884; Historical Outlines of the English Lan-
guage; Historical Outlines of American Literature; besides numerous articles and
poems in newspapers and magazines; *. B. K.; b. Worcester, Mass., March 9, 1837;
d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 8, 1890.
BARKER, EDWARD LAWTON, A.M. Resident Newport, R. I.; in U. S. civil
service, Washington, D. C; resident New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. K.E.; b. Ports-
mouth, R. I., July 2, 1835; d. New York, N. Y., Feb. 18, 1889.
BOLLES, LUCIUS STILLMAN, A.M.; M.D., University of Pennsylvania 1862.
Physician Providence; U. S. military service 1863, surgeon; physician Philadelphia,
Perm.; U. S. Military Hospital; St. Mary's Hospital, PhUadelphia; A K. E.; b. Boston,
Mass., April 21, 1837; d. Philadelphia, Penu., Aug. 15, 1873.
BOWEN, WILLIAM ERASTUS, A.M. U. S. military service 1861-62, first sergeant;
principal private school, Warren, R. I.; assistant professor ethics and English litera-
ture, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.; b. Rehoboth, Mass., March 2, 1834;
d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 20, 1886.
BROWN, CHARLES HENRY, A.M. Principal academy, Westfield, N. Y., 1859-60;
teacher Va. Collegiate Institute, Portsmouth, Va.; principal academy, Woodbury,
N. J.; insurance agent Philadelphia, Penn.; merchant. IVom Philadelphia, Penn.;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; no further record.
1869 GRADUATES 195
CHASE, CHARLES BAYLIES, A.B. by special vote 1900. Teacher 1858-93; resi-
dent Cincinnati, O.; b. Somerset, Mass., July 21, 1828; d. Cincinnati, O., Nov. 13,
1906.
COLBURN, ISAAC DAVIS, A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1863;
ordained Baptist minister 1863; missionary American Baptist Missionary Union,
Tavoy, Tongoo, and Rangoon, Burma, 1863-80; superintendent Mission Press,
Rangoon; treasurer American Baptist Missionary Union in Burma; b. Hudson,
N. H., Sept. 30, 1831; d. Nashua, N. H., March 5, 1907.
ELY, FREDERICK DAVID, A.M. Admitted to Mass. bar 1862; U. S. circuit
court 1871; lawyer Boston, Mass.; trial justice 1867-84; member Mass. house of
representatives 1873; senate 1878-79; U. S. house of representatives 1885-87;
justice Municipal Court of the City of Boston, 1888- ; chairman school committee,
Dedham, Mass.; trustee Dedham Institution for Savings; director Dedham Mutual
Fire Insurance Company; author various historical and memorial addresses; ad-
dress, Dedham, Mass.
FULLER, OLIVER PAYSON, A.B.; A.M. 1886. Ordained Baptist minister 1860;
pastor Warwick, R. I.; Plaistow, N. H.; Chatham, Mass.; South Londondery, Vt.;
superintendent public schools, Warwick, R. I., eight years; author History of War-
wick; b. East Bridgewater, Mass., March 26, 1832; d. South Londonderry, Vt.,
March 18, 1893.
HOLBROOK, SILAS PINCKNEY, A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1862; physi-
cian and surgeon East Douglas, Mass.; member school committee 1867-70; physi-
cian St. Joseph's Home, Boston, Mass., 1876-84; surgeon New England Railroad 1884-;
councillor Mass. Medical Society 1890; address. East Douglas, Mass.
JENNEY, WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, A.M. Secretary of state, Mich., two
terms; postmaster Mt. Clemens, Mich.; A. K. E.; address, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
JUDSON, ADONIRAM BROWN, A.M.; M.D., Jefferson Medical College 1864;
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1868; assistant surgeon U. S. navy
1861-66; surgeon 1866-68; physician and surgeon New York, N. Y., 1868; medical
inspector board of health. New Y'ork, 1869-77; U. S. pension examining surgeon
1877-84, 1901-; orthopedic surgeon out-patient department. New York hospital,
1877-1907; fellow N. Y. Academy of Medicine; American Academy of Medicine;
president American Orthopedic Association 1891 ; member American Medical Asso. ;
statistical secretary. New York Academy of Medicine, 1886-; medical examiner
N. Y. state civil service commission 1900-5; author The Influence of Growth on Con-
genital and Acquired Deformities, 1905; also numerous papers and reports relating to
public health and orthopedic surgery; *. B. K.; A.A. *.; address, 53 Washington
Square, New York, N. Y.
JUDSON, ELNATHAN. A.M. Graduated Union Theological Semmary 1862; resi-
dent Worcester, Mass.; A. A. *.; b. Maulmain, Burma, Jvdy 15, 1838; d. Worcester,
Mass., Feb. 8, 1897.
KEEN, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, A.M.; LL.D. 1891; M.D., Jefferson Medical Col-
lege 1862; LL.D., North Western University, 1903; University of Toronto, 1903;
University of Edinburgh, 1905; Yale University, 1905; St. Andrews University,
1911; honorary M.D., Greifswald, 1906; honorary Ph.D., Upsala, 1907; honorary
Sc.D., Jefferson Medical College, 1912; trustee Brown University 1873-95; fellow
1905-; U. S. military service 1861-64; surgeon Philadelphia, Penn.; lecturer patho-
logical anatomy, Jefferson Medical College, 1866-75; teacher anatomy and opera-
tive surgery, Philadelphia School of Anatomy 1866-75; professor artistic anatomy,
Penn. Academy of Fine Arts, 1876-90; surgery. Women's Medical College, 1884-89;
Jefferson Medical College, 1889-1907; emeritus professor of surgery, 1907-; trustee
Shaw University; Crozer Theological Seminary, 1867-; Penn. Dental College;
president Philadelphia County Medical Society; member of Philadelphia Academy
of Natural Sciences; consulting surgeon various hospitals; foreign corresponding
member of Societe de Chirurgerie, Paris; Societe Beige Chirurgerie; president
American Surgical Association, 1898; American Medical Association, 1899; College
of Physicians of Philadelphia, 1900; Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons,
1903; American Baptist Missionary Union, 1906; American Philosophical Society,
1908-; honorary fellow Royal College of Surgeons, London, 1900; honorary member
Deutschen Gesellschaf t f ur Chu-urgie, 1901; Clinical Society, London, 1902; honorary
196 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1869
fellow Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 1905; New York Academy of Medi-
cine; associate fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; honorary member
of Italian Surgical Society; of Palermo Surgical Society; of Berlin Medical Society;
joint author Reflex Paralysis, the Result of Gun-shot Wounds, 1864; author Gun-shot
Wounds and other Injuries of Nerves, 1864; Historical Sketches; joint editor and author
American Text Book of Surgery, 1892; Dennis's American System of Surgery; Der-
cum's Diseases of the Nervous System; author Surgery of the Brain; Surgery of the
Spine; Surgical Complications and Sequels of Typhoid Fever; History of the First
Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Penn.; Service of Missions to Science and Society, 1906:
editor Heath's Manual of Anatomy, 1870; Flowers Diagrams of the Nerves, 1872;
American Health Primers; Gray's Anatomy, 1887; Keen's Surgery, 6 vols., 1906-13
*. B. K.; S. S-; A. A. *.; address 1729 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
KING, WILLIAM DEHON, A.M. Merchant, with Smith, Archer and Company,
China, for some years; retired; member Newport Historical Society; R. I. Historical
Society; R. I. Society of the Cincinnati; Z. *.; address Manomet, Mass.
NASH, STEPHEN SYDNEY, A.B. Teacher Huntington Academy, Huntington,
Penn.; grammar school New York, N. Y. ; Addison, Me.; b. Addison, Me., Aug. 11,
1829; d. Feb. 28, 1896.
PERRY, CHARLES HOMER, A.M.; M.D., Bellevue Medical CoUege 1866. U. S.
naval service 1861-65, assistant surgeon; physician Worcester, Mass.; member
American Academy of Medicine; Worcester Coimty Medical Society; Mass. Medical
Society; A. K. E.; b. Worcester, Mass., March 17, 1835; d. there May 1, 1908.
PLUMER, JOSEPH TRASK, A.M. In business Manchester, N. H.; retired;
b. Goffstown, N. H., Aug. 21, 1837; d. Manchester, N. H., Nov. 10. 1910.
POINIER, SAMUEL THANE, A.M. Teacher Louisville, Ky.; U. S. military service
1863-65; U. S. commissioner Spartanburg, S. C, 1867-93; editor 1869-71; chief
supervisor of elections 1872-90; postmaster 1880-09; A. A.*.; b. Cincinnati, O.,
March 17, 1837; d. Spartanburg, S. C, March 29, 1909.
PORTER, GEORGE LORING, A.M.; M.D., Jefiferson Medical College, 1862; 1st
lieutenant, captain, brevet-major, U. S. Army, 1862-68; physician Bridgeport, Conn.;
president of City, County and State Medical Societies; of Board of Health, Public
Library; member of scientific, social and sporting societies; author many medical
addresses, lectures on historical, scientific, and economic subjects; *. B. K.; A. A. $.;
address 372 State St., Bridgeport, Conn.
POTTER, ALBERT KNIGHT, A.M.; D.D., Madison University 1881; student
Newton Theological Institution 1859-60; ordained Baptist minister 1860; pastor
South Berwick, Me., 1860-65; State Street Church, Springfield, Mass., 1865-83;
Dudley Street Church, Boston, Mass., 1883-87. Author frequent contributions to
periodicals; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Quidneck, R. I., June 28, 1833; d. Springfield, Mass.,
Nov. 3, 1887.
POTTER, WALTER McDUFFIE, A.M. Student Andover Theological Seminary
one year; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1863; ordained Baptist min-
ister 1863; home missionary, Denver, Col., 1863-65; founder First Baptist church,
Denver; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; b. Providence, R. I., May 8, 1836; d. Cranston, R. I.,
April 9, 1866.
PRATT, JOSEPH PORTER, A.M. Teacher Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield,
Conn.; A. A. *.; b. Freeport, Me., Jan. 12, 1834; d. Lawrence, Mass., May 6, 1863.
SHORT, CHESTER FITCH, A.M.; from Knoxville, Penn.; *. B. K.; died 1864.
SMITH, CHARLES MORRIS, A.M. Admitted to R. I. bar 1861; U. S. military
service 1861-65; cotton manufacturer Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; address, 116 Ben-
evolent St., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, VIRGIL CLARENDON, A.M. Teacher Foxboro, Mass.; Hempstead,
L. I.; Uxbridge, Mass.; preparatory school, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.;
*.B. K.; b. Cumberland, R. I., June 24, 1832; d. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 12, 1865.
THURSTON, ROBERT HENRY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1874; LL.D. 1889; Eng. D. Stevens
Institute of Technology 1885; assistant engineer U. S. navy 1861-72; assistant pro-
fessor natural and experimental philosophy, lecturer chemistry and physics, U. S.
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., 1865-72; professor mechanical engineering,
1869 GRADUATES 197
Stevens_ Institute of Technology, 1871-85; director Sibley College and professor
mechanical engineering, Cornell University, 1885-1903; member International jury;
U. S. commission on boiler explosions 1875; U. S. board to test metals 1875; vice
president American association for the advancement of science 1877-78, 1884; Ameri-
can institute of mining engineers 1878-79; member international jury, Paris, 1889;
Chicago, 1893; president American society of mechanical engineers 1880-83; officier
de rinstruction publique de France; member leading scientific societies at home and
abroad; inventor magnesium burning lamp; autographic recording testing machine;
steam engine governor; lubricant testing apparatus, and many other devices; author
many technical, scientific and historical articles: Life of Robert Fulton; editor Re-
ports of U. S. commissioners, Vienna, 4 vols., 1873; translator Camot's Reflections on
the Motive Power of Heat, 1890; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 25, 1839; d. Ithaca, N.Y.,
Oct. 25, 1903.
TOBEY, THOMAS FRY, A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1861; admitted to bar
1861; lawyer Providence, R. I., 1861-62; U. S. military service 1862-64, major 1863;
U. S. army, sergeant 1865; captain 1874; retired from active service 1892; major
1904; *.B. K.; *.T.; address, 1219 12th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
WATERMAN, RICHARD, A.B. 1871. Merchant New York, N. Y., 1858-61; U. S.
military service 1861-64, captain; bookkeeper Blackstone, Mass., 1864-68; Provi-
dence, R. I., 1868-88; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 29, 1839; d. Providence,
March 22, 1888.
WESTON, DAVID, A.M.; D.D., University of Rochester 1873; graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1862; ordained Baptist minister 1862; pastor Worcester,
Mass.; principal Worcester Academy 1870-72; pastor Salem, Mass.; professor
ecclesiastical history, Hamilton Theological Seminary; professor civil history, Madi-
son University; author History of the Baptists in New England; *. B. K.; b. North
Middleboro, Mass., Jan. 26, 1836; d. Hamilton, N. Y., Feb. 21, 1875.
WHIPPLE, JEREMIAH, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1866; physician Boston,
Mass.; Z. *.; b. Cumberland, R. I., Dec. 2, 1838; d. Arcachon, Department of
Gironde, France, May 26, 1871.
WHITNEY, SOLON FRANKLIN, A.M. First assistant teacher high school. Brook-
line, Mass., and state normal school, Bridgewater, Mass.; principal high school,
Watertown, Mass.; special student chemistry and zoology. Harvard University,
1871-72; in Agassiz Museum and at Penikese, 1873-74; assistant teacher, high school,
Cambridge, Mass., 1872-85; librarian Free Public Library, Watertown, Mass., 1868
to present time; also private teacher and author; president Natural History Club,
Penikese, 1873. Author Catalogues of Watertown Library, 1870, 1881, 1898, 1903;
also of the series of annual reports and bulletins of the Watertown Public Library
1869-1913 and of various historical sketches and contributions to magazines and
newspapers; *. B. K.; address, 37 Garfield St., Watertown, Mass.
1860
ABBOTT, GRANVILLE SHARP, A.M.; D.D. 1883; California College 1880.
Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1863; ordained Baptist minister 1863;
pastor Boston, Watertown, Mass.; San Francisco, Oakland, Cal.; agent American
Baptist Publication Society 1882-94; resident Oakland, Cal.; member editorial
board Watchman four years; editor Herald of Truth, 1880-89; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b.
North Reading, Mass., Feb. 27, 1837; d. Oakland, Cal., Nov. 22, 1897.
ADAMS, HENRY SYLVANUS, Ph.B. U. S. military service 1862-63, adjutant;
merchant Augusta, Ga.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; *. T.; from Chicopee, Mass.; d. Brook-
lyn, N. Y., June 18, 1883.
ALLEN, ETHAN, A.B.; LL.B., University of the City of N. Y. 1861. Admitted to
bar 1861; lawyer New York, N. Y.; deputy U. S. district attorney southern district
N. Y. 1861-69; commissioned as colonel to recruit the Blair Brigade during civil war;
author Drama of the Revolution; Rozina; Z. *.; b. Monmouth Co., N. J., May 12,
1832; d. New York, Dec. 7, 1911.
BENNETT, MARTIN, A.M. Fire insurance agent, Hartford, Conn.; secretary
Conn. Fire Insm^nce Company of Hartford 1868-72; president 1872-80; b. Bristol,-
R. I., April 29, 1838; d. Hartford, Conn., Dec. 6, 1899.
198 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1860
BICKNELL, THOMAS WILLIAMS, A.M.; Amherst College 1878; LL.D., Dniry
College 1882; Straight University 1882. Principal high school, Bristol, R. I.; Arnold
Street Grammar School, Providence, R. I.; commissioner public schools R. 1. 1869-75;
editor R. I. Schoolmaster, 1865-75; founder, editor and publisher New England
Journal of Education, 1875-87; and other magazines; member R. I. house of repre-
sentatives 1859-60; Mass. house of representatives 1888-90; president of various
educational associations; Rhode Island Citizens' Historical Association; teacher,
educator; author History of Barrington, 1898; Genealogy of the Bicknell Family,
1913, and other publications; see Who's Who in America, etc.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
address, 207 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I.
BRADFORD, HORACE STANDISH, A.M.; LL.B., University of the City of New
York 1861. U. S. naval service 1862-63, acting assistant paymaster; mining and
civil engineer Colorado; California; Arizona; mining and consulting engineer. New
York, N. Y.; lawyer New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. North Yarmouth, Me.,
Aug. 10, 1839; d. New York, Jan. 2, 1909.
CHAPMAN, JOSEPH GILBERT, A.B. Merchant and banker St. Louis, Mo.;
president St. Louis Art Club and Museum ten years; Z. *.; b. Norwich, N. Y.,
April 27, 1839; d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 9, 1897.
CHENEY, KNIGHT DEXTER, A.M. by special vote 1890; honorary 1886; silk
manufacturer South Manchester, Conn.; *. T; b. Mt. Pleasant, O., Oct. 9, 1837; d.
York Beach, Me., Aug. 14, 1907.
CORBIN, DAVID POTTER, A.M. Teacher Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield,
Conn.; U. S. military service 1863, captain; teacher Willimantic, Hartford, Conn.;
b. Union, Conn., July 11, 1835; d. Lamed, Kans., March 15, 1880.
DUNCAN, SAMUEL WHITE, A.M.; D.D., University of Chicago 1875. FeUow
Brown University 1889-98. Student Newton Theological Institution 1861-62; U. S.
military service 1862-63, captain; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1866
ordained Baptist minister 1897; pastor Cleveland, Cincinnati, O; Rochester, N. Y.
foreign secretary American Baptist Missionary Union; resident Brookline, Mass.
trustee Denison University; Rochester Theological Seminary; Colby Academy
president board of trustees; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Haverhill, Mass., Dec. 19, 1838; d.
Brookline, Mass., Oct. 30, 1898.
GAMWELL, FRANKLIN BERT, A.M. Principal Marlboro, Mass.; Suffield, Conn.;
Weymouth, Mass.; Oakland, Cal.; Rock Island, lU.; superintendent of schools,
Weymouth, HoUiston, Mass; *. B. K.; b. New Marlboro, Mass., July 29, 1829; d.
HoUiston, Mass., March 26, 1904.
GORDON, ADONIRAM JUDSON, A.M.; D.D. 1878. Trustee Brown University
1874-88; fellow 1888-95. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1863; or-
dained Baptist minister 1863; pastor Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass; trustee Newton
Theological Seminary; founder Boston Missionary Training School 1889; author
In Christ, Ministry of Healing, Twofold Life, Ecce Venit, Holy Spirit in Missions,
Ministry of the Spirit; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. New Hampton, N. H., April 19, 1836; d.
Boston, Mass., Feb. 2, 1895.
GROSVENOR, WILLIAM, A.M. Cotton manufacturer; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Aug. 4, 1838; d. June 20, 1906.
HALL, GEORGE WATSON, A.M. Merchant New York, N. Y.; *. T.; b. New York,
N. Y., Nov. 25, 1840; d. New York, March 27, 1887.
HOYT, WAYLAND, A.M.; D.D., University of Rochester 1877; LL.D., Ursimus
College 1901; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1863; Baptist clergyman;
pastor Pittsfield, Mass.; Cincinnati, O. ; Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.; Boston, Mass.;
Philadelphia, Penn.; Minneapolis, Minn; Epiphany Church, Philadelphia, Penn.;
member board American Baptist Missionary Union, Home Mission Society, and
Publication Society; author Hints and Help for the Christian life, and other religious
publications; b. Cleveland, O., Feb. 18, 1838; d. Salem, Mass., Sept. 27, 1910.
INMAN, HARRIS SMITH, A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1863;
ordained Baptist minister 1863; pastor Auburn, Me.; Providence, R. I.; publisher
• and bookseller. Providence, R. I.; b. Anthony, R. I., June 10, 1835; d. Providence,
May 7, 1908.
1860 GRADUATES 199
JASTRAM, PARDON SHELDON, A.M. U. S. military service 1861-64, assistant
adjutant-general; assistant treasurer and secretary Union Oil Company, Providence,
R. I.; Z.*.; address, 37 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, ROBERT GRAY, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1860-
61; ordainedBaptist minister 1862; pastor Reading, Wallingford, Vt. ; Westminster,
HoUiston, Mass.; North Springfield, Vt.; Littleton, Dighton, West Medway, Mass.;
superintendent schools, Reading, Vt.; Littleton, Mass.; member school board,
Weston, Mass.; b. Nahant, Mass., Aug. 21, 1833; d. Weston, Mass., March 16,
1905.
KETCHAM, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B. Banker Dover Plains, N. Y.; presi-
dent Dover Plains National Bank 1876-. Address, Dover Plains, N. Y.
LARWILL, JOHN STRAUGHAN, A.B. e.A.X.; address, Washington, D. C.
LAUGHLIN, HENRY ALEXANDER, A.M. by special vote 1890. Iron and steel
manufacturer, Pittsburgh, Penn.; S^. T.; address Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Penn.
LED WITH, WILLIAM MICHAEL, A.M. Lawyer Jacksonville, Pla.; 0.B.K.;
deceased.
MILLER, HORACE GEORGE, A.M.; Sc.D. 1908; M.D., Harvard University 1865.
U. S. military service 1862, commissary sergeant; physician Providence, R. I.; con-
sulting physician and surgeon R. I. Hospital; Providence Lying-in Hospital; consult-
ing ophthalmic and aural surgeon St. Joseph's Hospital; St. Elizabeth's home; U. S.
expert examining surgeon for pensions; member National Association of U. S. Pension
Examining Surgeons; *. B. K.; Z. *.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., April 6, 1840; d.
Camden, Me., May 29, 1908.
MITCHEL, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, A.M. U. S. military service 1862-63, sec-
ond lieutenant captain and aide-de-camp; journalist New York, N. Y.; author
Chattanooga; Chickamauga; Ormsby McKnigkt Mitchel, Astroruymer and General:
Sweet Revenge; Confesnons of an Aide-de-camp; various short stories; Z. *.; address,
140 Prospect St., East Orange, N. J.
MORTON, JAMES MADISON, A.M. with class, 1882; LL.D. 1893; LL.B., Har-
vard University, 1861. Special student 1856-59; lawyer, city solicitor. Fall River,
Mass.; associate justice, Mass. supreme court, 1890- ; *. B. K.; address, 487 Rock
St., Fall River, Mass.
PABODIE, BENJAMIN FRANCIS, A.B. U. S. military service 1862, corporal;
resident Providence, R. I.; member school committee. Providence, five years; certi-
fied public accountant, Montclair, N. J.; one of the organizers and incorporators of
St. John's Episcopal Church, Montclair; address, Montclair, N. J.
PERRY, JAMES De WOLF, A.M.; D.D., Jefferson Medical College. Episcopal
minister; assistant minister Grace Church, Providence, R. I., 1861-63; St. Luke's
Church, Philadelphia, Penn., 1863-64; associate rector St. Paul's church, Pawtucket,
R. I., 1864-66; rector Calvary Church, Germantown, Philadelphia, Penn., 1866-;
president Convocation of Germantown 1886-1902; president Standing committee.
Diocese of Penn., 1900-; warden Church Training and Deaconess House, Philadelphia,
1896-; *. B. K.; address, 3007 Queen Lane, Germantown, Penn.
POND, FRANCIS METCALF, A.M. Teacher mathematics, Scholfield's Commercial
College, Providence, R. I.; principal Pond's Academy, Providence; teacher of music
and dealer in musical instruments. Providence; organist Mathewson Street Methodist
Episcopal Church 20 years; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 255 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
PORTER, HENRY KIRKE, A.M.; LL.D., Bucknell University. Fellow Brown
University 1899-. Student Newton Theological Institution 1861-62; U. S. military
service 1862-63, corporal; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1866; loco-
motive builder Pittsburgh, Penn.; member U. S. house of representatives 1903-05;
trustee Crozer Theological Seminary; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address, Pittsburgh, Penn.
RICE, HOWARD MALCOM, A.M. Teacher University Grammar School, 1860-61;
principal Woonsocket High School 1861-65; teacher English and Classical School,
Providence, 1865-84; principal English department and in the University School
1884-1904; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; adfkess. Providence, R. I.
SATTERLEE, LIVINGSTON, A.M. by special vote 1898; received certificate in
civil engineering; U. S. military service 1861-65, brigadier-general; civil engineer
200 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1860
New York; lieutenant-colonel 12th regiment, N. Y. state militia; b. New York,
N. Y., March 15, 1840; d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 5, 1900.
SPOONER, HENRY JOSHUA, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1861. Lawyer
Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service 1862-65, first lieutenant and adjutant;
justice and clerk Providence court of magistrates 1866-69; member R. I. house of
representatives 1875-81, 1903; speaker 1879-81; aid on staff of governor with rank
of colonel 1875-77; commander R. I. department. Grand Army of the Republic, 1877;
president Fourth R. I. Veteran Association 1878; member U. S. house of representa^
tives 1881-91; president Soldiers' and Sailors' Historical Society of R. 1. 1903; 9. A. X.;
address, Providence, R. I.
WHIPPLE, JOHN, A.B. U. S. military service 1861-63, major; manager Edison
Illuminating Company; real estate dealer Newport, R. I.; Z. *.; b. 1840; d. Newport,
R. I., Oct. 27, 1902.
1861
BARKER, ISAAC BOWEN, A.M. Assistant professor ethics and English literature,
U. S. naval academy; professor University of East Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.;
instructor Harvard University; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; b. Hanson, Mass., Nov. 25, 1839;
d. Cambridge, Mass., March 22, 1875.
BARKER, ORVILLE ANSON, A.M. U. S. military service 1862-65, captain; judge
advocate; druggist Taunton, Mass.; A. K. E.; b. Taunton, Mass., June 17, 1840; d.
Taunton, Mass., Feb. 22, 1912.
BUCKLYN, JOHN KNIGHT, A.M.; LL.D., West Va. College 1872. U. S. militaiy
service 1861-65; brevet captain 1864; commissioned captain 1865; principal public
schools. Mystic, Conn., 1865-68; founder and principal Mystic Valley English and
Classical Institute; licensed Baptist preacher; member national staff. Grand Army
of the Republic; Philadelphia Commandery, Loyal Legion of U. S.; author various
historical sketches, lectures, etc. ; *. B. K.; d. May 17, 1906.
BURRAGE, HENRY SWEETSER, A.M.; D.D. 1883. Trustee Brown University,
1889-1901; fellow 1901-; in the U. S. military service 1862-65; sergt. major, second
lieut.; first lieut. and captain 36th Mass.; acting assistant adjutant general, first
brigade, second division, ninth army corps; Newton Theological Institution, 1865-
67; graduated, 1867; student University of Halle, Germany, 1860-69; ordained
Baptist minister, Waterville, Me., 1869; pastor, 1870-73; editor Zion'a Advocate,
Portland, Me., 1873-1905; trustee of Colby College, 1881-1905; of Newton Theologi-
cal Institution, 1889-1906; recording secretary Maine Baptist Missionary Conven-
tion, 1875-1905; of the American Baptist Missionary Union 1876-1905; president
Maine Baptist Education Society, 1893-; recorder Maine Commandery, Loyal
Legion, U. S. 1889-1905; secretary Maine Society Sons of the American Revolution,
1890-1905; Maine Society of Colonial Wars, 1898-1905; chaplain-in-chief Loyal
Legion of U. S., 1898-; Chaplain National Soldiers' Home, Maine, 1905-12; member
of the Maine Historical Society and of the American Historical Association State
Historian of Maine, 1908; author Brown University in the Civil War, 1868; The Act
of Baptism in the Christian Church, 1879; History of the Anabaptists in Svyitzerland,
1882; Baptist Hymn Writers and their Hymns, 1888; Hosier's Relation of Waymouth't
Voyage to the Coast of Maine in 1605, 1887; History of the Baptists in New England,
1894; History of the Baptists in Maine, 1904; Gettysburg and Lincoln, 1906; Early
English and French Voyages, 1906; Maine at Louisburg in 17U5, 1909; The Beginnings
of Colonial Maine. 1914; also author of many papers in magazines and Historical
Reviews; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Portland, Me.
CADY, CHARLES DAVID, A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; 9. A. X.; b. Providence,
R. I., March 8, 1840; d. Providence, April 10, 1873.
CARPENTER, FRANK HERBERT. A.M. U. S. military service 1862-63, hospital
steward; importer of diamonds. New York, N. Y.; *. T.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., May 18,
1841; d. New York, N. Y., Oct. 12, 1904.
CASWELL, THOMAS THOMPSON, A.M., 1879. Member pay corps U. S. navy
1861-; assistant paymaster 1861; paymaster 1863; pay inspector 1881 ; pay director
with rank of captain 1892; retired with rank of rear admiral 1899; A. A. *.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., Jan. 4, 1840; d. Weekapaug, R. I., July 9, 1913.
1861 GRADUATES 201
CHAPMAN, CHARLES HENRY, A.M.; U. S. military service 1861-65, captain;
manufactiirer of rubber goods, Lambertville, N. J.; civil engineer N. J., R. I., Mass.,
Conn.; insurance agent and officer Providence, R. I.; retired; address, 228 Angell
St., Providence, R. I.
CLARKE, AUGUSTUS PECK, A.M. 1887; M.D., Harvard University 1862; U. S.
military service 1861-65, surgeon-in-chief; brevet lieutenant-colonel 1865; physician
and surgeon Cambridge, Mass.; professor Gynecology and Abdominal Surgery, Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons, Boston, Mass., 1893-1900; dean of the faculty 1894-
1900; author Clarke's Kindred Genealogies, 1896; Book of Poems, 1896; numerous
articles and papers in medical journals; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Sept. 24, 1833; d.
Cambridge, Mass., Apr. 22, 1912.
COOKE, STEPHEN ALDRICH, A.M. Law student Harvard University 1862-63;
admitted to bar 1864; lawyer Providence, R. I.; justice Providence court of magis-
trates; niember R. I. house of representatives three years; R. I. senate two years;
assistant city solicitor. Providence, 1874-86; justice district court, 6th R. I. judicial
district, 1888-95; member common council 1897-1902; b. Grand Rapids, Mich.,
Dec. 29, 1839; d. Providence, Oct. 4, 1906.
DANIELS, GEORGE METCALF, A.M. Clerk in office of quartermaster general;
A. and W. Sprague; secretary and treasurer Union Railroad Company; confidential
clerk Samuel Slater and Sons, Pro\adence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., April 6, 1841;
d. Providence, May 1, 1885.
DeWOLF, JAMES ANDREWS, A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia College, 1865. U. S. military service 1861, private; 1863, acting assistant
surgeon; physician and surgeon Providence, R. I.; Trinidad, W. I.; government
medical officer and surgeon general, Trinidad; became English citizen; *. B. K.; *. T.;
b. Bristol, R. I., Oct. 11, 1839; d. Port of Spain, Trinidad, Jan. 2, 1909.
DOUGLAS, Wn^LIAM WILBERFORCE, A. M.; LL.D. 1902; LL.B., Albany Law
School 1866; trustee. Brown University, 1902-; U. S. military service 1861-64, cap-
tain; lawyer Providence, R. I., 1867-; member R. I. house of representatives 1871-72;
Providence common council 1873^76; R. I. senate 1890-91; adjutant-general R. I.
1882; U. S. commissioner 1874; associate justice R. I. supreme court 1891-1905;
chief justice 1905-08, retired; judge advocate-general Grand Army of the Republic
1871-77; supreme vice commander Loyal Legion of the U. S. 1889-91; *. B. K.; ad-
dress 107 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
DROWN, ALBERT NEWELL, A.M. Admitted to Cal. bar 1866; lawyer, San
Francisco, Cal.; $. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Warren, R. I., Dec. 9, 1839; d. San Francisco,
Cal., June, 1910.
EATON, AMASA MASON, A.M., by special vote 1887; LL.B., Harvard University
1878; admitted to bar 1877; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member town councU, North
Providence, R. I., 1863-65; R. I. house of representatives 1865-66, 1872-74; common
council, Providence, 1874-75; alderman 1875-76; R. I. Commissioner on Uniformity
of Legislation 1897-; president of the National Conference; member American Bar
Association; author Rhode Island in The law of Incorporated Companies Operating
under Municipal Franchises; Conslitviion-making in R. I., 1899; various articles in
law reviews; address. Providence, R. I.
EDSALL, THOMAS HENRY, A.B. U. S. military service 1862, first lieutenant and
adjutant; law student Columbia College 1863-65; admitted to bar 1865; lawyer
New York, N. Y., 1865-85; one of the founders and vice president N. Y. Society Sons
of the Revolution; author various historical and genealogical monographs; 6. A. X.;
b. New York, N. Y.; d. Colorado Springs, Col., Oct. 26, 1897.
ELY, JOHN JOSHUA, A.M.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1864; admitted to bar 1865;
lawyer Freehold, N. J.; examiner and special master in chancery 1878; address, 95
West Mam St., Freehold, N. J.
FITTZ, LONZO LYON, A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1865;
ordained Baptist minister 1866; pastor South Wilbraham, Mass., Saginaw City,
Mich.; Somerset, Rockland, Mass.; b. Marblehead, Mass., Dec. 17, 1839; d. West-
boro, Mass., June 30, 1905.
HIDDEN, CHARLES HENRY, A.M. U. S. military service 1862; b. Sept. 12, 1840;
Providence, R. I.; died there May 22, 1907.
iOi BROWN UNIVERSITY 1861
HOLBROOK, GEORGE ABEL, A.M. Manufacturer of rawhide goods; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., Oct. 14, 1838; died there Jan. 25, 1909.
HOPKINS, GEORGE OLNEY, Ph.B.; principal Woodstock, Danielson, Mystic,
Conn.; Norridgewick, Me.; superintendent of schools, Chepachet, R. I., several
years; b. Scituate, R. I., Jan. 20, 1835; d. Chepachet, R. I., Dec. 30, 1901.
HOPPIN, WILLIAM WARNER, A.M.; Litt.D. 1911; M.D., College of Physicians
and Surgeons 1864; LL.B., Columbia College 1869; U. S. military service 1861,
private; 1865, assistant surgeon; physician New York, N. Y.; admitted to bar
1869; lawyer New York; member N. Y. Historical Society; Bar Association;
governor New York Hospital; Woman's Hospital; author various addresses and
papers; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 11, 1839; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1913.
HOSMER, CHARLES EDWARD, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1867. U. S.
military service 1862, private; U. S. naval service 1864-65; assistant surgeon; physi-
cian BUlerica, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1896, 1897; president
Billerica Historical Society 1901-09; address, Bedford, Mass.
JENCKES, LELAND DELOSS, A.M.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1863; U. S.
military service 1861-62; lawyer Neenah, Wis.; Woonsocket, R. I.; superintendent
public schools, Woonsocket; Z. *.; b. Woonsocket, R. I., Nov., 1839; d. Woonsocket,
July 25, 1872.
LINCOLN, CHARLES HENRY, A.M.; clerk custom house, Boston, Mass.; New
York, N. Y.; merchant Boston; Liverpool; London; '*. T.; from Roxbury, Mass.;
deceased.
LOVERING, HENRY MORTON, A.M.; manufacturer Taunton, Mass.; bank
president; *. T. ; address, Taunton, Mass.
MASON, CHARLES FELIX, Ph.B.; U. S. mUitary service 1861-64, first lieutenant;
staff officer; treasurer Kent Woolen Mill; president R. I. Locomotive Works; Earl
P. Mason Land Company; 9. A. X.; address 210 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
MATTESON, CHARLES, A.M.; LL.D. 1891; law student Harvard University 1862-
—63; admitted to bar 1864; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. senate 1871-73;
associate justice R. I. supreme court 1875-91; chief justice 1891-1900; autho'
Opinions in Reports of R. I. Supreme Court, vols. 11-22; *. B. K. ; A. K. E.; address
10 Weybosset St., rm. 912, Providence, R. I.
MITCHELL, CHARLES ELLIOTT, Ph. B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1864;
lawyer New Britain, Conn.; member Conn, house of representatives 1880-81; U. S.
commissioner of patents; *. B. K.; b. Bristol, Conn., May 11, 1837; d. New Britain,
Conn., Mar. 17, 1911.
MOWRY, ELISHA CAPRON, A.M. U. S.. military service 1862; admitted to bar
1865; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member common council 1871-77; alderman 1878-
80; member R. I. senate 1880-81; *. B. K.; A. K.E.; b. North Smithfield, R. I., Dec.
26, 1836; d. Barrington, R. I., Sept. 9, 1899.
PHILLIPS, DUNCAN CLINCH, A.B. by special vote 1902. U. S. mUitaiy service
1862-65, major; window glass manufacturer Pittsburgh, Penn. ; address, 1600 21st St.,
Washington, D. C.
RANDALL, WILLIAM HENRY, A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution
1873-74; ordained Baptist minister 1874; pastor Hartford, Thompson, Conn.;
Saxtou's River, Vt.; Penryn, South Riverside, Cal.; resident Riverside, Cal., 1895-;
*. B. K.; b. Mystic, Conn., Aug. 23, 1840; d. Riverside, Cal., Mar. 13, 1910.
ROGERS, JOHN WILLIAMS, A.M. U. S. military service 1861-62; captain;
manufacturer Mansfield, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Mansfield, Mass.
SACKETT, FREDERIC MOSELEY, A.M.; U. S. military service 1861-63, first
lieutenant; woolen manufacturer Providence, R. I.; treasurer Richmond Paper
Company, Providence; adjutant-general R. I.; *. T.; address, 177 George St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SHEARMAN, SUMNER UPHAM, A.M.; D.D. 1899; U. S. military service 1862-64;
captain; recording clerk R. I. house of representatives 1865-68; reading clerk R. I.
senate 1868-70; ordained Episcopal deacon 1874; priest 1875; minister Trinity
Church, Wobum, Mass., 1874-76; St. John's Church, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass.,
1876-1908; pastor emeritus 1908-; 6. A. X.; address, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass.
1861 GRADUATES 203
SOUTHWICK, HENRY KEITH, A.B. 1869; LL.B., Albany Law School 1862;
admitted to bar 1862; lawyer Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service 1862-65,
captain; judge advocate; chief acting inspector-general 1864-65; in business New
York, N. Y.; address, 115 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
STEAD, CHARLES MASON, A.M.; assistant quartermaster-general, R. I., 1861-62;
vice president N. Y. Stock Exchange 1877-81; retired; *. B. K.; G. A. X.; address.
Union League Club, 1 East 39th St., New York, N. Y.
STEVENS, EDWARD OLIVER, A.M.; D.D., Colby Uniyeeity 1899; graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1864; ordained Baptist minister 1864; missionary
Burma; editor and author Insein, Burma; translator numerous hymns into Burmese;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Moulmain, Burma, Dec. 7, 1838; died there Nov. 23, 1910.
STINESS, JOHN HENRY, A.M., by special vote 1876; LL.D. 1893; fellow Brown
University 1897-1913; U. S. military service 1861-62; admitted to bar 1865; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1874-75; admitted to bar
U. S. supreme court 1875; associate justice R. I. supreme court 1875-1900; chief
justice 1900-04; trustee Providence Public Library 1882-; president R. I. Historical
Society; member Commission to Revise State of R. I. Constitution, 1898 and 1912;
chairman of Commission to Revise Judiciary System of R. I., 1905; chancellor of
Cathedral Corporation of Episcopal Church in R. I.; member of Standing Committee
of Diocese of R. I.; author historical articles; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. L,
Aug. 9. 1840; d. there Sept. 6, 1913.
THOMAS, ALFRED DELAVAN, A.M.; lawyer N. D.; justice U. S. district court.
N. D.; lawyer Wis.; district attorney Walworth Co., Wis.; lawyer, Deadwood,
Fargo, N.D.; justice U. S. district court 1889-96; b. Darien, Wis., Aug. 11, 1837;
d. Fargo, N. D., Aug. 8, 1896. p-
TRULL, WASHINGTON BENSON, A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1863; U. S.
military service 1863-65, assistant surgeon; brevet captain; volunteer assistant
siu-geon, Prussia, 1870-71; physician Concord, Mass.; A.A. *.; address. Concord,
Mass.
WARD, JOHN JEFFERSON, A.M.; from Clinton, Miss.; d. 1862.
WILLIAMS, JAMES CLARK, Ph. B.; U. S. military service 1861-62, captain and
aide-de-camp; Z. *.; b. Cincinnati, O., April 17, 1842; d. Beaufort, S. C, Oct. 29, 1862.
WILLIAMSON, JAMES ANDREW, A.M.; D.D., Cooper College, 1899; student
Allegheny Theological Seminary; ordained United Presbyterian minister 1864;
pastor Johnstown, N. Y., 1864-; *. B. K.; address, Johnstown, N. Y.
1862
ADDEMAN, JOSHUA MELANCTHON, A.B.; A.M. U. S. military service 1862-
65, captain; admitted to bar 1866; lawyer Providence, R. I.; clerk Providence com-
mon council 1867-81; R. I. secretary of state 1872-87; commissioner to revise R. I.
laws 1880; vice president Industrial Trust Company, Providence; *. B. K.; address,
49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
ANGELL, THOMAS LEMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; Principal Lapham Institute, North
Scituate, R. I., 1864-68; professor modern languages. Bates College, Lewiston, Me.,
1868-1902; *. B. K.; address, 22 Dean St., Worcester, Mass.
BAILEY, WILLIAM MASON, A.B.; merchant Boston, Mass., and Providence,
R. I.; secretary Providence Athenaeum; one of the founders Union for Christian
Work and its librarian; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., June 7, 1841; d. Providence,
March 10, 1893.
BENTON, SYDNEY ELMON, A.B.; mayor Mechanicsville, Iowa; lawyer Ains-
worth. Neb.; A. K. E.; from Windsor, Vt.; d. Ainsworth, Neb., March 19, 1886.
BROOKS, ISAAC WATTS, A.M. by special vote 1890; banker Torrington, Conn.;
president Brooks National Bank; member Conn, house of representatives 1884-94;
speaker 1893-94; member Conn, senate 1907-8, 1909-10; president 1909-10; address,
Torrington, Conn.
BROWN, THOMAS FREDERIC, A.B. 1885; U. S. military service 1861-65, captain;
brevet major; brevet lieutenant-colonel; cotton merchant Cincinnati. O.; resident
Daytona, Fla.; A.A. *.; address, Daytona, Fla., box 218.
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BROWN, WILLIAM IDE, A.B.; U.S. military service 1862-65, major; b. Attleboro,
Mass., Aug. 27, 1839; killed at Fort Steadman, Petersburg, Va., March 29, 1865.
CARR, HENRY CLAY', A.B.; admitted to bar 1864; lawyer New York, N. Y.;
Tipton, Iowa; president school board Tipton seven years; mayor Tipton four years;
member Iowa senate four years; lawyer Los Angeles, Cal.; b. Jamestown, R. I.,
April 13, 1839; d. Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 25, 1890.
COLBY, HENRY FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. 1865; D.D., 1882; graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1867; ordained Baptist minister 1868; pastor First Church,
Dayton, O., 1868-1903; trustee Denison University 1872-; president board of
trustees 1890-1912; Ohio Baptist Convention 1883-86; American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union 1896-98. Author Tribute to the Memory of Gardner Colby, 1879; Tribute
to the Memory of Eliam E. Barney, 1881; Tribute to the Memory of Ebenezer Thresher,
1886; various sermons, poems and addresses in periodicals; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; ad-
dress, 340 W. 1st St., Dayton, O.
CUSHING, JOSIAH NELSON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1881; Ph.D. 1898; graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1865; ordained Baptist minister 1865; missionary
Toungoo, Bhamo, Rangoon, Burma; president Baptist College, Rangoon, Burma,
1892-1905; member executive committee Educational Syndicate of Burma 1888-
1904; vice president, by government appointment, 1897-1904; member Royal
Asiatic Society; Society of Arts; Victoria Institute; fellow Royal Geographical
Society; Royal Meteorological Society; author Shan text books; New Testament
translated into Shan; also Old Testament; *. B. K.; b. North Attleboro, Mass., May
4, 1840; d. St. Louis, Mo., May 17, 1905.
DANIELS, FRANCIS ADOLPHUS, A.B.; law student Harvard University 1863-64;
admitted to bar 1865; lawyer Providence, R. I.; clerk R. I. house of representatives;
justice Providence police court; member R. I. house of representatives 1875-76;
*. B. K.; b. Woonsocket, R. I., July 9, 1842; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 12, 1877.
DRAPER, FRANK WINTHROP, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1869;
U. S. military service 1862-65, captain; acting assistant adjutant-general; physician
Boston, Mass.; assistant professor legal medicine. Harvard University, 1884-89;
professor 1889-1903; medico-legal pathologist City Hospital, Boston, Mass.; fellow
American Academy of Arts and Sciences; president Mass. Medical Society 1900-02;
author A Text-book of Legal Medicine, 1904; b. Wayland, Mass., Feb. 25, 1843;
d. Brookline. Mass., Apr. 19, 1909.
GODDARD, JOSLAH RIPLEY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1899; U. S. military service
1862-63, sergeant; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1867; ordained
Baptist minister 1867; missionary Ningpo, China; author various articles in Chinese;
translator The Old Testomen^ into Chinese, Ningpo dialect; *. B. K.; b. Singapore,
Sept. 7, 1840; d. Ningpo, China, Sept. 22, 1913.
GOFF, DARIUS LEE, A.M. by special vote 1890; manufacturer, Pawtucket, R. I.;
president D. Goff and Sons, Bridge Mill Power Company; Royal Weaving Company;
director Industrial Trust Company; American Textile Company; Union Wadding
Company; president Puritan Life Insurance Co., Providence, R. I.; address 11
Walnut St., Pawtucket, R. I.
GOFF, LYMAN BULLOCK, A.M. by special vote 1890; manufacturer Pawtucket,
R. I.; national commissioner World's Columbian Exposition; address, Pawtucket,
R. L
GROSVENOR, JAMES BROWN MASON, A.B. 1885; U. S. military service 1861;
merchant New York, N. Y.; retired; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 12, 1840; d.
New York, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1905.
KELLEY, JASON BILLINGS, Ph. B.; U. S. military service 1862, corporal; mechan-
ical engineer Franklin Foundry and Machine Company, Providence, R. I.; manager
blast furnace. Carter County, Tenn.; secretary, treasurer and general manager
KnoxviUe Foimdry and Machine Company; real estate agent I^oxville, Tenn.;
address, 1701 Jefferson Ave., Knoxville, Tenn.
LESTER, JOHN ERASTUS, A.B.; A.M.; law student Harvard University 1862-63;
judge advocate R. I. militia 1866; lawyer Providence, R.I. ; member American Bar
Association; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 3, 1840; d. Providence, May 3, 1900.
1862 GRADUATES 205
MARTIN, WILLIAM DANIEL, A.B.; A.M.; accountant Providence, R. I.; 9. A. X.;
address, 27 Princeton Ave., Providence, R. I.
MELLEN, JOSHUA. A.B.; U.S.miUtary service 1862; cashier Third National Bank.
Boston, Mass.; bookkeeper Boston, Mass.; A.A. *.; b. Wayland, Mass., Nov. 12,
1839; d. Wayland, Nov. 30, 1890.
NEWTON, GEORGE MOORE, A.B.; grocer Warren, Mass.; member Mass. house
of representatives 1880-81; A. K.E.; b. Worcester, Mass., April 15, 1840; d. Boston,
Mass., Jan. 23, 1881.
NILES, LUCIEN HANKS, A. B.; stock-exchange broker; retired; *. B. K.; address,
18 East 74th St., New York, N. Y.
PARKER, ADDISON, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862-63, sergeant; gradu-
ated Newton Theological Institution 1866; ordained Baptist minister 1866; pastor
Natick, Charlestown, Mass.; Elmira, Palmyra, N. Y.; Morristowu, Somerville,
N. J.; La Porte, Delphi, Richmond, Ind.; Pigna, O.; trustee Cook Academy,
Havana, N. Y.; address, 123 South 15th St., Richmond, Ind.
REMINGTON, JAMES HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. mUitary service 1862-63,
1863-68, captain; brevet major; judge advocate; military commissioner, Va.;
member R. I. house of representatives 1863; admitted to bar 1868; lawyer Norfolk,
Va.; New York, N. Y.; Commonwealth's attorney, Va., 1868-70; commander
Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Va., 1870-71; judge advocate 1870;
author Digest of Commercial Law of the Several States; *. B. K.; A.A. *.; b. War-
wick, R. I., Nov. 9, 1838; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1899.
SAUNDERS, ISAAC HARRISON, A.B.; U. S. military service 1861; accountant
Florida; Virginia; A. K.E.; b. July, 1839; d. Bristol, R. I., Jan. 8, 1905.
SHERMAN, FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M.; Principal grammar school; editor; manu-
facturer, Pawtucket; member R. I. house of representatives 1882-83; school com-
mittee, Pawtucket, 10 years; superintendent of schools, Pawtucket, one year;
originator first R. I. truant law; newspaper writer and reporter; *. B. K.; A. K. E.;
b. March 29, 1843; d. Sept. 21, 1907, Pawtucket, R. I.
SMITH, DAVID STEWART HEPBURN, A.B.; M.D., Queen's University 1865;
licentiate Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, 1865; A. K. E.; address, 4388 West^
minster Place, St. Louis, Mo.
STOCKWELL, THOMAS BLANCHARD, A.B.; A.M.; sub-master Eaton Gram-
mar School, New Haven, Conn.; principal High School, Holyoke, Mass.; teacher
High School, Providence, R. I., 1864-75; R. I. commissioner of public schools 1875-
1905; editor History of Public Education in R. I., 1636-1876; *. B. K.; b. Worcester,
Mass., July 6, 1839; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 9, 1906.
THURSTON, JOHN DESHON, A.B.; A.M.; law student Harvard University 1863-
64; admitted to bar 1864; lawyer Providence, R. I.; A.A. *.; b. Hopkinton, R. I.,
Feb. 27, 1842; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 23, 1909.
WHITTIER, EDWARD NEWTON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1869;
U. S. military service 1861-65; first lieutenant; brevet captain; acting assistant
adjutant-general; assistant clinical medicine. Harvard Medical School, 1877-81;
instructor theory and practice of physics 1881-84; assistant professor clinical medicine
1884-88; physician Boston, Mass.; visiting physician Mass. General Hospital 20
years; member Mass. Medical Society; *. B. K.; A. K.E.; b. Gorham, Me., July 2,
1840; d. Boston, Mass., June 14,' 1902.
WOODWARD, GEORGE THOMPSON, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862-66;
sergeant Signal Corps, U. S. army; A. K.E.; b. Taunton, Mass., Dec. 20, 1841; d.
Taunton, Sept. 17, 1865.
1863
AMES, WILLIAM, A.M. by special vote 1891; U. S. military service 1861-66,
colonel; brevet brigadier-general; collector U. S. internal revenue 1st R. I. district
1870-75; member Providence common council 1872-73; agent and manager Fletcher
Manufacturing Company, Providence, R. I.; president and treasurer; president
Blackstone Canal National Bank 1877-; trustee R. I. Hospital; member R. I. com-
mission to obtain a site for a new state house 1890; R. I. commission to erect a new
206 BH OWN UNIVERSITY 1863
state house 1891-1904; R. I. house of representatives 1898-99; Z. *.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., May 16, 1842; d. Providence, March 8, 1914.
APPLETON, JOHN HOWARD, Ph.B.; A.M. 1869; Sc.D. |1900; assistant in-
structor analytical chemistry. Brown University, 1863-65; instructor analytical
chemistry 1865-68; professor chemistry applied to the arts 1868-72; chemistry 1872-;
R. I. state sealer of weights and measures; president Providence Art Club; R. I.
Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, 1881-83; vice president American Chemical Society; chair-
man R. I. section American Chemical Society; member U. S. Mint Commission 1891;
author The I'oung Chemist, 1878; Short Course in Qualitative Analysis, 1878; Quantita-
tive Analysis, 1881; Laboratory Year Book, 1883-92; Beginners' Hand Book of Chem-
istry, 1884; Advanced Quantitative Analysis, 1889; Medical Chemistry, 1889; Lessons
in Chemical Philosophy, 1890; Metals of the Chemist, 1891; Report Books for Chemical
Work, 1st, Sd, 3d, 1891; Carbon Compounds, 1892; Chemistry of Non-metals, 1897;
besides various articles in newspapers and periodicals; f>. B. K. ; S. E.; address, 209
Angell St., Providence, R. I.
ARNOLD, DENHAM, A.B.; A.M.; teacher, Foxboro, Mass.; Washington Uni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo.; professor physics, Washington University; principal Rugby
Academy, St. Louis; *. B. K.; b. Coventry, R. I., May 10, 1839; d. St. Louis, Oct
28, 1911.
BAILEY, CHARLES EMERSON, A.B., by special vote 1900; U. S. military service
1861; colonel and military secretary to governor of R. I. 1863-65; officer of corpora-
tions and trustee of estates. Providence, R. I.; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., July IS
1843; d. there April 1, 1912.
BLISS, WILLIAM WARWICK, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia College 1868; U. S. mUitary
service 1862-65, lieutenant-colonel; admitted to bar 1868; lawyer New York, N Y •
b. Columbia, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1839; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 10, 1887.
BOWEN, AMOS MILLER, A.M. by special vote 1891; U. S. military service 1861-64,
first-lieutenant, aide-de-camp; insurance agent. Providence, R. I.; member Provi-
dence school committee 17 years; R. I. house of representatives 1879-81, 1882-86;
secretary R. I. State House Commission; 0. A. X.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 22, 1838;
d. Providence, June 3, 1907.
BURT, ANSEL OSCAR, A.B. Principal high school, Provincetown, Mass., 5 years;
teacher public schools, Taunton, Mass., 21 years; member school committee,
Taunton, 11 years; b. Canton, Mass., Aug. 10, 1840; d. Taunton, Mass., Jan. 19,
1903.
CALKINS, GEORGE WARREN, A.B.; A.M.; teacher, Lockport. N. Y.; principal
Catskill Free Academy, Catskill, N. Y.; Passaic High School, Passaic, N. J.; retired-
d. March 31, 1913.
CLARKE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M.; Sc.D. 1897; instructor mathe-
matics. Brown University, 1863-68; professor mathematics and civil engineering
1868-93; mechanical engineering; president pro tempore 1896-97; president ad
interim 1898-99; member editorial board R. I. Schoolmaster 1866-70; school commit-
tee. Providence, R. I., 1867-81; president R. I. Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa; trustee
Hartshorn Memorial College, Richmond, Va.; *. B. K.; S. S.; b. Newport, Me
July 24, 1831; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 29, 1908.
CRAGIN, CHARLES CHESTER, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., Chicago Theological Seminary
1869; U. S. military service 1862, 1863-65, captain; student Andover Theological
Seminary 1866-67; ordained Congregational minister 1870; pastor Owatonna, Minn.;
Watertown, Wis.; McGregor, Iowa; Chicago, 111.,; Sebastopol, Rio Vista, Sonoma,
Palermo, Wyandotte, Lincoln and Sword Glen, Cal.; trustee Fox Lake Academy;
^. B. K.; address, Santa Rosa, Cal.
DORRANCE, SAMU^EL RICHMOND, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862,
sergeant; secretary Richmond Manufacturing Company 1867-; vice president R. I.
Hospital Trust Company 1889-1905; *. T.; address, 2 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
DOUGLAS, FRANCIS DANE, Ph.B.; insurance agent Indianapolis, Ind.; Hartford,
Conn.; b. Plainfield, Conn., Aug. 2, 1838; d. Hartford, Conn., March 26, 1884.
EMERSON, FORREST FAYETTE, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. mUitary service 1862;
student Newton Theological Institution 1863-64; ordamed Baptist minister 1865;
pastor Wellsville, Brockport, N. Y.; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1867;
1863 GRADUATES 207
pastor, Gloucester, Mass.; Hartford, Conn.; Amherst, Mass.; Newport, R. I.;
Worcester, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Lynnfield, Mass., May 16, 1839; d. Brooklyn,
N. Y., May 10, 1902.
FOSS, JAMES HENRY, A.B.; preacher; principal and superintendent of schools
three years; general agent N. Y. educational publications. New England, seven years;
deputy commissioner U. S. department of agriculture; town builder and colonizer,
Florida; author and publisher, Boston, Mass.; author Florida Life; The Oentleman
from Everywhere; address, 1832 Centre St., West Roxbury, Mass.
GAY, HENRY GORDON, A.B. by special vote 1894; U. S. military service 1862-63,
second lieutenant; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1866; ordained Baptist
minister 1866; pastor Hudson, East Longmeadow, Southwick, Woodville, Fayville,
North Reading, Mass.; Providence, R. I.; retired 1901; address, 14 Eaton St.,
Reading, Mass.
GREENE, CHARLES WARREN, A.B.; A.M. 1872; M.D., Berkshire Medical
Institution 1867; Dartmouth College 1868; U. S. military service 1862-65, captain;
physician Mass.; Merchantville, N. J.; author Animals: their Homes and Habits;
Birds: their Homes and Habits; numerous articles in various encyclopcedias on topics
connected with natural science; editor Lippincott's Gazetteer, 1879; Worcester's
New School Dictionary, 1883; Lippincott's Biographical Dictionary, 1886; address,
Merchantville, N. J.
GREENE, GEORGE HERBERT, A.B.; M.D., Bowdoin College 1866; surgeon
Marine Hospital, near Portland, Me., 1866-67; physician Windham, N. H.; Phila-
delphia, Penn.; b. Chicopee, Mass., July 1, 1837; d. North Andover, Mass., Jan. 3,
1875.
HOLBROOK, DANIEL JEFFERSON, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University
1867; lawyer Norfolk, Mass.; from North Wrentham, Mass.; d. Norfolk, Mass.,
Dec. 7, 1878.
HOLMES, JOHN JENCKES, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; clerk Providence,
R. I.; X. *.; address, 93 Evergreen St., Providence, R. I.
HUNTINGTON, GEORGE, A.B., by special vote, with class, 1908; A.M. honorary,
Beloit College, 1879; Litt.D. honorary, Carlton College, 1911; ordained Congre-
gational minister, 1863; pastor Central Village, Conn., Providence, R. I., Oak Park,
lU.; professor Carlton College, Northfield, Minn., 1879-1906; retired on Carnegie
Foundation, 1906; author Outlines of Congregational History, stories, poems, essays
and articles; $. B. K.; address, 119 College Ave., Northfield, Minn.
KELTON, EDWARD GIFFORD, A.B., by special vote with class, 1912; agent for
Wells Fargo & Co., San Francisco, Cal. and Mazatlan, Mexico, 1863-90; U. S.
consul, Mazatlan, 1872-90; special agent North American Navigation Co.; with
Guatemala Central Railroad 1895-1908; consul for Guatemala, C. A. at Providence,
R. I.; 0.A. X.; address 62 Carpenter St., Providence, R. I.
LADD, CHARLES FREDERIC, A.B.; secretary and president Franklin Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, Providence, R. I.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., May 2, 1841; d.
Providence, R. I., May 14, 1868.
LATHAM, HENRY SIMMONS, A.B.; graduated Newton Theological Institution
1870; ordained Baptist minister 1878; pastor Oaklawn, R. I.; teacher; superintend-
ent of schools, Smithfield, R. I., 15 years; librarian Greenville Public Library;
*. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 7, 1841; d. Smithfield, R. I., June 20, 1896.
MINER, GEORGE HERMON, A.B.; ordained Baptist minister 1864; pastor
Central Falls, R. I.; Cambridge, Newburyport, Mass.; New Britain, Mystic, Conn.;
member school board, Cambridge, Mass.; New Britain, Conn.; address. Mystic,
Conn.
MORRELL, THOMAS THADDEUS, Ph. B.; Instructor Lapham Institute; Bates
College; chief chemist Cambria Iron Company, Johnstown, Penn.; resident Ogun-
quit, Me.; author various articles on methods of chemical analysis in chemical
journals; b. Farmington, N. H., Nov. 30, 1840; d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 19, 1909.
MOWRY, OSCAR BROWNELL, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1865;
lawyer Boston, Mass.; member Boston common council 1877-79; A. K. E.; b. Woon-
socket, R. I., June 17, 1840; d. Brookline, Mass., Aug. 20, 1911.
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PARTRIDGE, LYMAN, A.B.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1866;
ordained Baptist minister 1866; pastor Wales, Mass.; Wakefield, R. I.; Sharon,
Roslindale, Westminster, Westwood, Mass.; trustee Westwood Public Library;
member Dedham Historical Society; author various historical papers; *. B. K.; b.
West Medway, Mass., Aug. 23, 1836; d. Westwood, Mass., Feb. 12, 1905.
PRATT, SAMUEL HARTWELL, Ph.B.; graduated Rochester Theological Semi-
nary 1866; ordained Baptist minister 1866; pastor Huntington, Salem, Mass.;
Brooklyn, Syracuse, N. Y.; Lowell, Mass.; evangelist; resident Springfield, Mass.;
Los Angeles, Cal.; author A Sure Foundation; The First New Testament Church;
The Far Country and the Father's House; A. T. ; address, 671 Coronado St., Los Angeles,
Cal.
REYNOLDS, JAMES, A.B.; merchant Wickford, R. I.; Chicago, Rl.; e.A.X.; b.
Wickford, R. I., Jan. 24, 1842; d. Chicago, 111., Feb. 28, 1891.
ROBINSON, CHARLES PITTS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1865;
admitted to bar 1865; lawyer Providence, R. I.; recording clerk R. I. house of
representatives 1869, 1870; member Providence common council 1876-79; president
1877-79; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Cumberland, R. I., Oct. 28, 1841; d. Providence, R. L,
Dec. 20, 1909.
SEAGRAVE, ORVILLE BARTON, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. miliUry service 1862; naval
service 1863-66, acting assistant paymaster; teacher Omaha, Neb.,; banker and real
estate broker Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Uxbridge, Mass., Oct. 26, 1837; d. Uxbridge,
Feb. 26, 1886.
SEARS, FREDERIC BAKER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1865; admitted to
bar 1865; lawyer New York, N. Y.; Fall River, Mass.; b. Fall River, Mass., Nov.
22, 1841; d. Fall River, Jan. 9, 1871.
TAFT, ORSMUS AUGUSTUS, A.M., by special vote 1891; U. S. militaiy service
1862, corporal; accountant Providence, R. I.; on school committee. Providence 16
years; address, 35 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
TAYLOR, CHARLES FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M.; manufacturer paper cop-tubes.
Providence, R. I.; b. Dighton, Mass., May 16, 1842; d. Providence, R. I., Mar. 27,
1906.
WARREN, ANDREW FULLER, Ph.B.; wholesale dealer in fresh fish, Pensacola,
Fla.; author various contributions to the publications of the U. S. Fish Commission;
address, 504 North Baylen St., Pensacola, Fla.
WATERMAN, RICHARD, A.M. by special vote 1899; LL.B., Harvard University
1866; U. S. military service 1861-62, first lieutenant; lawyer Chicago, 111.; b.
Providence, R. I., Jan. 20, 1841; d. Chicago, 111., Jan. 6, 1900.
WHITE, ALBERT CICERO, A.B.; teacher Norwalk, Conn.; Barnstable, Mass.;
*. B. K.; b. Wrentham, Mass., Dec. 22, 1840; d. Foxboro, Mass., Jan. 13, 1871.
1864
AXTELL, SETH JONES, A.B.; A.M. 1895; U. S. military service 1862-63, corporal;
graduated Newton Theological Seminary 1867; ordained Baptist minister 1868;
pastor Monroe, Mich.; West Medway, Mass.; president Leland University, New
Orleans, La., 1878-81; pastor Weymouth, Mass., 1883-88; president Central Uni-
versity, Pella, Iowa, 1888-90; professor Greek, Kalamazoo College, 1890-1902;
*. B. K.; A. A.*.; b. Worcester, Mass., Dec. 18, 1841; d. Kalamazoo, Mich., March
23, 1902.
BAILEY, WILLIAM WHITMAN, Ph. B. 1873; A.M. 1893; LL.D., University of
New Brunswick 1900; assistant chemical laboratory. Brown University, 1865;
instructor botany 1877-81; professor 1881-1906; retired on pension, 1906; U. S.
military service 1862; assistant chemist Manchester Print Works, Manchester, N.
H., 1866; assistant in chemistry, Mass. Institute of Technology, 1866; botanist
U. S. Geological Exploration of 40th parallel 1867-68; deputy secretary of state
R. I. 1868; assistant librarian Providence Athenaeum 1869-71; student of botany
Columbia College 1872; Harvard Summer School 1875, 1876, 1879; teacher botany
private schools. Providence; member Torrey Botanical Club; New York Micro-
scopical Society; Boston Society of Natural History; Appalachian Mountain Club;
1864 GRADUATES 209
fellow American Association tor the Advancement of Science; member New England
Botanical Club; president R. I. Horticultural Society 1902-03; secretary board of
visitors U. S. Military Academy 1896; delegate Centennial University of New
Brunswick 1900; U. S. Military Academy centennial 1902; director Providence
Athenseum 1900-03; president R. I. Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, 1903-05; Brown chapter,
Sigma Xi, 1903-04; author Botanical Collector's Hand Book, 1881; Botanists' Note
Book, 1894; Among Rhode Island Wild Flowers, 1895; New England Wild Flowers,
1896; Botanizing, 1899; Poems, 1909; *. B. K.; *. T.; S. H.; b. West Point, N.
Y., Feb. 22, 1843; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 20, 1914.
BARROWS, GEORGE BARTLETT, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; admitted
to bar 1866; lawyer Providence, R. I.; reporter R. I. supreme court 1893-97; b.
Pawtucket, R. I., Oct. 11, 1840; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 18, 1904.
BOWEN, HENRY CLARK, A.B.; A.M.; teacher 1864-65; superintendent cotton
mill, Slatersville, R. I.; Georgiaville, R. I.; manufacturer. Providence, R. I.; A. T.;
b. Attleboro, Mass., Oct. 9, 1843; d. Kingdom Springs, Ark., Oct. 11, 1905.
BOWEN, SEABURY WARREN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical
College, New York, N. Y., 1867; physician and surgeon, Fall River, Mass.; trustee
Mass. State Workhouse, Bridgewater; A. T. ; address, 217 Second St., Fall River, Mass.
CARPENTER, GEORGE MOULTON, A.B.; lawyer Providence, R. I. 1867-82;
commissioner to revise R. I. public laws 1881-82; associate justice R. I. supreme
court 1882-85; U. S. district judge for district of R. I. 1885-96; commissioner to
print early records of Providence 1891-96; president Providence Art Club; director
Providence Athenseum. Author various monographs, reports, addresses and con-
tributions to periodicals; *. B. K.; b. Portsmouth, R. I., April 22, 1844; d. Katwijk-
an-Zee, Netherlands, July 31, 1896.
CHICK, EDSON CUMMINGS, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862; address.
Care of J. H. Pray Sons & Co., Boston, Mass.
CHICK, JOHN SPAULDING, A.B.; M.D., University of Vt. 1868; U. S. military
service 1862, 1864-65; physician Pleasantville and Enterprise, Penn.; jomnalist
Kansas City, Mo.; b. Warner, N. H., Nov. 17, 1841; d. Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 27,
1881.
COLWELL, JAMES WINDSOR, A.B.; A.M.; teacher EngUsh and Classical School,
Providence, R. I.; rector. Providence; head master Shattuck School, FaribaiJt,
Minn.; Washington College, Tacoma, Wash.; Bethany College, Topeka, Kans.;
dean Grace Cathedral, Topeka; rector, Colorado Springs, Col.; Greenville, R. I.;
*. B. K; A. K.E.; b. Attleboro, Mass., May 31, 1841; d. Mansfield, Mass., Apr. 26,
1906.
GUSHING, HARRY COOKE, A.M. by special vote 1891; U. S. miUtary service
1861-92, captain; brevet major; retired 1892; superintendent street cleaning depart-
ment. New York, N. Y.; b. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 9, 1841; d. New Rochelle, N. Y.,
July 2, 1902.
DEAN, BENJAMIN CHASE, A.B.; A.M.; assistant clerk Mass. senate 1866-69;
private secretary to governor of Mass., with rank of colonel, 1874; assistant inspector-
general Mass. 1874; deputy insurance commissioner of Mass. 1875; president
common coimcil Lowell, Mass., 1876-91; superintendent Manchester Print Works,
Manchester, N. H., 1867-91; member school board, Manchester; member Mass.
house of representatives 1899-1903; *.B. K; A. K.E.; b. Lowell, Mass., 1842; d.
Boston, Mass., Jan. 26, 1905.
DEWEY, EDWIN DORRANCE, Ph. B.; farmer Columbia, Conn.; resident Lake-
land, Fla.; address. Lakeland, Fla.
DOE, EDGAR JOHN, A.B., by special vote 1903; U. S. military service 1862-66,
hospital steward; merchant Providence, R. I.; address, 84 Comstock Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
DORRANCE, JOHN KINNICUTT, A.B. 1867; U. S. military service 1862, 1864-65,
first lieutenant; brevet captain; resident Providence, R. I.; *. T. ; address, 2 Prospect
St., Providence, R. I.
EDGELL, JOHN DAVIS, Ph.B. with class 1884; U. S. military service 1862-63,
second lieutenant; member Mass. house of representatives 1882; president First
210 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1864
National Bank, Gardner, Mass.; treasurer Gardner Savings Bank; town treasurer
Gardner; r. N.; address, 98 Elm St., Gardner, Mass.
FALES, DAVID, Ph.B.; U. S. military service, 1862-63, corporal; lawyer Chicago,
III.; A. T.; address, 164 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
GARDNER, CLARENCE TRIPP, A.M. by special vote with class 1891; M.D.,
Harvard University 1866; U. S. military service 1861-65, first lieutenant; physician
and surgeon. Providence, R. I.; b. Seekonk, Mass., Dec. 24, 1824; d. Seaconnet, R. I.,
May 23, 1907.
GREY, NATHANIEL OSCAR, A.B.; admitted to bar 1867; lawyer St. Louis, Mo.;
A. T.; b. Freeport, Me., May 10, 1841; d. St. Louis, Mo., March 20, 1903.
GREENLEAF, ABNER, Ph. B.; civil engineer; president Ott. Mergenthaler Com-
pany, Baltimore, Md.; b. Washington, D. C, Sept. 30, 1845; d. Baltimore, Md.,
Sept. 10, 1912.
HAM, ALBERT EUGENE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
New York, N. Y., 1867; U. S. military service 1862; physician Providence, R. I.;
house physician, house surgeon, pathologist and librarian, surgeon to out-patients,
visiting physician, considtiug physician and surgeon, R. I. Hospital; examining
surgeon for pensions since 1876; consulting physician and surgeon St. Mary's
Orphanage; Providence Dispensary; medical examiner several life insurance com-
panies; member R. I. Medical Society; president Providence Medical Association
1883-84; R. I. Hospital Club; member American Academy of Medicine; American
Medical Association; *. T.; address, 199 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
HAMMOND, HENRY LOTIS, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1866; U. S.
military service 1865, acting assistant surgeon; physician and surgeon, Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.; Killingly, Conn.; president Washington, Warren and Saratoga
County Medical Society; secretary U. S. Pension Examiners, Norwich, Conn., 1888,
1889, 1890; president Windham County Medical Society; A. A. *.; b. East Killingly,
Conn., Sept. 7, 1842; d. near Stratford, Texas, July 17, 1910.
HANCOCK, SAMUEL FARWELL, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1867; ordained Baptist minister 1867; pastor, Newport, Wakefield, R. I.;
Cleveland, O.; author The Millennial Chapter; The Mysteries of the Kingdom of
Heaven; Thirty Selections from Elim Morning Songs; *. B. K.; b. Maulmain, Burma,
June 24, 1836; d. Cleveland, O., Feb. 11, 1905.
HAZLEWOOD, FRANCIS TOMLINSON, A.B.; D.D. 1885; U. S. military service
1862; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1867; ordained Baptist minister
1867; pastor Ellsworth, Bangor, Me. ; Lynn, Mass.; N. E. district secretary American
Baptist Home Mission Society; member Bangor Historical Society; *. B. K.; A. K. E.;
b. Boston, Mass., Apr. 2, 1839; d. Lynn, Mass., Jan. 22, 1908.
HICKS, RATCLIFFE, A.B.; law student Hartford, Conn., 1864-66; admitted to
bar 1866; lawyer Meriden, Hartford, Conn.; New York, N. Y.; president Canfield
Rubber Co., Bridgeport, Conn.; Hicks Realty Co.; member Coim. house of repre-
sentatives 1866, 1893, 1895; city attorney Meriden 1869-74; attorney New Haven
Co. 1873-76; author Southern California; Observations (European); Speeches and
Public Correspondence, 1896; A. T.; b. Holland, Conn., Oct. 3, 1843; d. Interlaken,
Switzerland, Sept. 19, 1906.
HOLMES, JOHN SOPHUS, Ph.B.; D.D., Kalamazoo College 1886; U. S. military
service 1863; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1867; ordained Baptist
minister 1867; pastor Lynn, Mass.; Adrian, Bay City, Mich.; Terre Haute, Ind.;
Worcester, Mass.; A. T.; b. Frederikshavn, Denmark, July 11, 1840; d. Jiily 16,
1912, Middleboro, Mass.
HULBERT, GEORGE HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; Farmer, ranchman, mmer, broker;
member firm Lyon, Hulbert and Co., Chicago; Z. '*.; d. Jan. 8, 1906.
JELLY, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M.; Sc. D. 1907; M.D., Harvard Uni-
versity 1868; assistant physician McLean Hospital 1869-71; superintendent
1871-79; physician Boston, Mass.; chairman Mass. Board of Insanity 1898-1911;
*. B. K.; b. Salem, Mass., Jan. 22, 1842; d. Wakefield, Mass., Oct. 24, 1911.
KENYON, GEORGE HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Vermont 1866;
U. S. military service 1862; physician Providence, R. I.; brigadier and surgeon-
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general R. I.; secretary Providence Medical Association; president; treasurer R. I.
Medical Society; b. Providence, R. I., April 1, 1845; d. Providence, May 7, 1910.
LAPHAM, OSCAR, A.B.; A.M.; trustee Brown University 1890- ; U. S. military
service 1862-63, captain; admitted to bar 1867; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member
R. I. senate 1887-88; U. S. house of representatives 1891-95; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; ad-
dress, 183 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
LAWS, MARTIN LUTHER, A.B.; A.M.; ordained Baptist minister; pastor several
churches, Mo.; Decatur, 111.; Z. *.; b. Accomac Co., Va., 1842; d. Decatur, 111.,
May 3, 1882.
LAZELL, CHARLES THURBER, A.B.; A.M.; student Rochester Theological
Seminary 1865-66; teacher New Brunswick, N. J.; Hartford, Conn.; Brooklyn, N.
Y.; sub-master high school. New Bedford, Mass.; principal high school, Lawrence,
Mass.; teacher, Vermont Academy; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; b. Worcester, Mass., Sept. 3,
1844; d. Saxton's River, Vt., Nov. 20, 1880.
LOVE, FRANK WAYLAND, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; admitted to bar
1867; lawyer Frankfort, Kans.; district attorney Marshall Co. 1874-79; *.B K.;
A. T.; b. Corfu, Ionian Islands, Jan. 14, 1841; d. Frankfort, Kans., Sept. 29, 1879.
MINER, HENRY BRADLEY, A.B.; A.M.; prmcipal high school. Canton, Mass.;
Tileston School, Edward Everett School, Boston, Mass., 1875-; trustee Hyde Park
Public Library 1883-1912; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 62 Oak St., Hyde Park, Mass.
MORRISON, WILLIAM HERBERT, A.B.; law student Harvard University;
Z. *.; b. Indianapolis, Ind., 1836; d. Philadelphia, Pa., Apr. 8, 1885.
OBER, JOSHUA FOSTER, A.B.; A.M.; architect Boston, Mass.; A. T.; b. Beverly,
Mass., Sept. 1, 1839; d. West Newton, Mass., Aug. 12, 1896.
PECK, GEORGE BACHELER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Yale CoUege 1871; U. S.
military service 1864-65, second lieutenant; major Providence Marine Artillery;
assistant chemist U. S. Naval Torpedo Station, Newport, R. I.; homoeopathic
physician Providence, R. I.; surgeon R. I. militia; first lieutenant 1898; censor
American Institute of Homoeopathy 1895-1905; president R. I. Soldiers' and Sailors'
Historical Society, 1892-96; member school committee Providence 1881-96; clerk
Narragansett Baptist Association 1877-87, 1892-; moderator 1889; author A Recruit
before Petersburg; Camp and Hospital; Historical Sketch of the Narragansett Baptist
Association; Seventh Regiment R. I. Volunteers in the Civil War; besides contributions
to medical and other papers; address, 865 North Main St., Providence, R. I.
RAYMOND, LEWIS FORD, A.B.; student Newton Theological Institution 1864-65;
graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1867; ordained Baptist minister 1867;
pastor Beloit, Wis.; Monmouth, 111.; Sun Prairie, Wis.; Dubuque, la.; b. Coopers-
town, N. Y., Feb. 22, 1840; d. Chicago, 111., April 1, 1881.
RHODES, WILLIAM CONRAD, Ph. B.; U. S. military service 1863, corporal;
*. T.; address, 200 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
ROBINSON, AMOS, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1867;
ordained Baptist minister 1867; pastor Appleton, Wis.; Fairfield, Jefferson, Newton,
Ames, Denison, Iowa; Raynham, Mass.; Bristol, R. I.; Elkins, West Va.; district
missionary, Holtville, Cal.; address, Holtville, Cal.
RUSSELL, WILLIAM JAY, A.B.; A.M.; assistant auditor, post office. New York,
N. Y., 1877-80; general superintendent 6th registry division 1880-90; auditor
Standard Oil Company 1890-96; Standard Oil Company, Asia and Australia, 1896-
1902; acting comptroller Florida East Coast Railway and Hotel System; A. K. E.;
address, 26 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
SAYLES, WILLIAM RANDALL, A.B.; A.M.; bookkeeper Providence County
Savings Bank, Pawtucket, R. I.; secretary board of trustees Free Public Library,
Pawtucket; A. T.; d. Aug. 19, 1907.
STODDARD, DARIUS HICKS, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Rochester Theological
Seminary 1867; ordained Baptist minister 1867; pastor Athol, Mass.; Great Falls,
N. H.; Worcester, Chicopee Falls, Hampden, Mass.; *. B. K; A. T.; b. Eastford,
Conn., Sept. 29, 1836; d. Chicopee Falls, Mass., Dec. 31, 1910.
TETLOW, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. 1879; Sc.D. 1893; U. S. military service 1863,
corporal; principal, Fall River, Mass.; Friends' Academy, New Bedford, Mass.;
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master Girls' Latin School, Boston, Mass.; head master Girls' High and Latin
Schools, 1878-1908; prominent member and officer in various national and state
education associations; author and editor of several books pertaining to education;
prominent magazine contributor; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Apr. 1, 1843; d.
Brookline, Mass., Dec. 9, 1911.
TYLER, FRANCIS MAURICE, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862, 1864,
sergeant; principal grammar school. Sandwich, Barnstable, Yarmouth, Mass.;
principal high school and superintendent schools, Lockport, Virginia, 111.; principal
Stetson High School, Randolph, Mass.; business department BosUm Home Journal,
Boston, Mass.; address, 18 Maple Terrace, Auburndale, Mass.
UNDERHILL, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; student
Rochester Theological Seminary 1864-66; address, 991 Moss Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
WHITE, LUTHER, Ph.B.; admitted to bar 1867; lawyer Chicopee, Mass.; justice
police court; director several manufacturing companies; city solicitor; b. Granby,
Mass., Sept. 2, 1841; d. Chicopee, Mass., Mar. 15, 1914.
WHITMAN, HENRY BRIGHAM, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1866; admitted
to bar 1866; lawyer Albany, N. Y. ; Providence, R. I.; b. Westboro, Mass., June 30,
1841; d. Providence, R. I., March 9, 1894.
WILLARD, CHARLES ERASTUS, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service, 1st sergeant;
teacher, Hartford, Conn.; officer several insurance companies, Hartford, Conn.;
*.B. K.; b. Ogdensburg, N. Y., July 12, 1845; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 24, 1898.
WILLARD, HORACE MANN. A.B.; A.M.; Sc.D. 1893; principal, Bridgewater.
Mass.; New London, N. H.; superintendent public schools, Gloucester, Newton,
Mass.; principal Vermont Academy, Saxton's River, Vt.; Howard Seminary, West
Bridgewater, Mass.; Quincy Mansion School, WoUaston, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. A.*.;
b. Canterbury, Conn., March 24, 1842; d. WoUaston, Mass., Aug. 24, 1907.
1865
ARNOLD, OLIVER HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1867;
Physician Pawtucket, R. I.; medical student University College Hospital and Good
Samaritan Hospital, London, 1883, 1885; AUgemeines Krankenhaus, Vienna, 1883-85;
Paris 1885; Western Infirmary, Glasgow, 1885; physician Providence, R. I.; mem-
ber American Institute of Homoeopathy; b. Coventry, R. I., June 23, 1841; d.
Providence, R. I., May 28, 1911.
ATWATER, RICHARD MEAD, A.B.; A.M.; trustee Brown University 1878-;
school director, superintendent of schools Millville, N. J.; chemist and engineer,
Syracuse, N. Y.; director Johnston Harvester Company, Paris, France; judge on
glass, Columbian Exposition; honorary member Ohio Institute of Mining Engineers;
onorary vice-president International Congress of Chemists, Berlin, 1903; farmer;
horticulturist; author various technical articles in manufacturing journals; Z. *.; ad-
dress, Chadds Ford, Penn.
BLANCHARD, EDWARD RICHMOND, A.B. 1879; U. S. mUitary service 1861-
63; merchant New York, N. Y.; president Lexington Print Works, Boston, Mass. ;
manager Glenlyon Dye Works, Phillipsdale, R. I.; '*. T.; address, 24 Wayland Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
BROWN, ZEPHANIAH, A.M. by special vote 1891. U. S. military service 1862,
1863-65, first lieutenant, acting adjutant; merchant Providence, R. L; A. A.*.; b.
Jan. 17, 1844; d. Feb. 20, 1911.
BUCKNAM, EDWARD HUME, A.B.; A.M. 1891; real estate and insurance agent,
city clerk, investment banker, Sioux City, Iowa; retired president Unity Club;
secretary Sioux City Industrial Association; trustee Yankton College; *. B. K.;
X. *.; b. Eastport, Me.. March 28. 1843; d. Washmgton. D. C, Oct. 2, 1913.
BULLOCK, HERBERT DORRANCE. Ph.B.; manager; 6. A. X.; address 236 West
Canton St., Boston, Mass.
BULLOCK, ISRAEL MARTIN, A.B.; U. S. miliUry service 1862; admitted to bar
1868; lawyer NorwaUc, Bridgeport, Conn.; prosecuting attorney Fairfield Co., Conn.;
city judge Bridgeport, and city attorney; *. B. K.; 9. A. X.; A. T.; b. Thompson, Conn.,
May 20, 1844; d. Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 20, 1879.
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CLARK, JOHN MITCHELL, Ph.B.; merchant New York, N. Y.; *. T.; b. Boston,
Mass., July 23, 1847; d. Port of Spain, Trinidad, Mar. 9, 1913.
DEMING, MINER RUDD, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institution
1868; ordained Baptist minister 1868; founder and first pastor Marlboro, Mass.;
pastor Greenpoint, L. I., N. Y.; general secretary Yoimg Men's Christian Associa-
tion, Boston, Mass., 14 years; founder and first pastor Baptist Tabernacle, Boston;
superintendent New York Baptist City Mission; associate pastor Tremont Temple,
Boston; pastor Harvard Street Baptist Church, Boston; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address,
Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass.
DOUGHERTY; JAMES GREGORY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Washburn College 1892;
U. S. military service 1862; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1868; or-
dained Congregational minister 1870; pastor Chillicothe, Mo.; Wyandotte, Kans.;
president Colorado College 1875-76; pastor Ottawa, Kansas City, Kans.; trustee
Washburn College, 1873- ; author occasional contributions to Andover Renew; also
various reform papers; *. B. K.; A. K.E.; address, 540 Oakland Ave., Kansas City,
Kans.
EASTON, CHARLES FABYAN, A.B.; A.M.; manufacturer cotton goods and yam;
judge of probate, Lincoln, 1893, 1894; town clerk 1894-1904; X.*.; address, 368
Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
FIELD, JAMES PEIRSON, A.B.; student Newton Theological Institution 1865-
66; teacher Millville, N. J., Mo.; professor mathematics, Thayer College, Kidder,
Mo.; ordained Congregational minister 1878; pastor. Amity, Chillicothe, Riverdale,
Mo.; secretary General Association of Congregational Churches of Mo. 1891-96,
1899-1913; A. T.; address, R. F. D. 1, Spriu^eld, Mo.
FINNEY, JARED WARNER, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1866; admitted to
bar 1866; lawyer Detroit, Mich.; assistant U. S. district attorney, Eastern district,
Mich., 1870-84; U. S. district attorney. Eastern district, Mich., 1897-1900; U. S.
commissioner 1908-; address, 41 Edmund Place, Detroit, Mich.
FOSTER, LOUIS TUCKER, Ph.B.; cotton manufacturer; address, 6 Olive St.,
Providence, R. I.
FRENCH, JAMES McDANIEL, Ph.B.; wholesale boot, shoe and leather dealer,
Wilmmgton, N. C; Z. *.; b. Wilmington, N. C, May 9, 1843; d. Hot Springs, N. C,
July 22, 1900.
GILE, GEORGE WARREN, Ph.B.; student Newton Theological Institution 1865-
66; ordained Baptist minister 1866; pastor Valley Falls, R. I. ; South Berwick, Me.;
Lawrence, Pittsfield, Fall River, Mass.; president Colby Academy, New London,
N. H., 1893-98; pastor, Portsmouth, N. H.; b. Haverhill, Mass., Aug. 9, 1840; d.
Portsmouth, N. H., Mar. 1, 1908.
HANNA, GEORGE BYRON, A.B.; M.E., Columbia College 1868; U. S. military
service 1862, 1864; assistant geologist and chemist, N. C. geological survey, 1869;
melter, clerk and assistant assayer, U. S. assay oflice, Charlotte, N. C; author several
monographs on the geology of N. C. and of the South Appalachian region; *. B. K.;
A. T.; b. Holbrook, Mass., Oct. 10, 1835; d. Charlotte, N. C, May 21, 1906.
HIDDEN, WILKINS UPDIKE, A.B.; 9. A. X.; address. Providence, R. I.
HOSKINS, CHARLES CHAUNCY, Ph.B.; bank-clerk New York, N. Y., Provi-
dence, R. I.; 9. A. X.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 24, 1845; d. Providence, Aug. 14,
1903.
IVES, WILLIAM CAREY, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; law student Yale
College; admitted to bar 1868; lawyer Chicago, 111.; Omaha, Neb.; *. B. K.; A. T.;
b. Suffield, Conn., March, 1844; d. Omaha, Neb., Jan. 28, 1904.
JUDSON, EDWARD, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Colgate University, 1881; trustee Brown
University, 1880-1907; fellow 1907-; principal seminary Townshend, Vt.; professor
Madison University (now Colgate); ordained Baptist minister 1875; pastor North
Orange, N. J., Berean Church, now Judson Memorial, New York; lecturer University
of Chicago, 1904-06, Union Theological Seminary, 1906-08; professor pastoral theology
Colgate University; trustee Vassar College; author Lije of Adoniram Judson, The
Institutional Church; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address, 53 Washington Square, New York,
N. Y.
214 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
LAWRENCE, JAMES GORE KING, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia College 1868; lawyer
New York, N.Y.; trustee Brooklyn Bridge; A. K. E.; b. New York, N. Y., Jan. 22,
1844; d. Flushing, L. I., N. Y., June 22, 1895.
LIPPITT, CHARLES WARREN, Ph.B.; manufacturer Providence, R.I.; treasurer
Silver Spring Bleaching and Dying Company 1871-1903; president Social Manu-
facturing Company 1891-1901, R. I. National Bank, 1896-1901; vice president United
National Bank 1901-1908; member executive council. Providence Board of Trade,
vice president and president 1875-83; member commission on railroad terminal
facilities of Providence 1881; colonel and chief of governor's staff 1875-77; chairman
R. I. republican convention 1894; governor R. I. 1895-97; *. T.i author various
orations and addresses; address, Providence, R. I.
MESSER, GEORGE HOLMES, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; student Newton
Theological Institution 1865-66; b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 17, 1836; d. North Cam-
bridge, Mass., Jan 9, 1868.
OLDFIELD, HENRY HARRISON, A.B.; b. Pleasant Valley, North Providence,
R. I., June 10, 1841; d. Cranston, R. I., May 10, 1896.
PAINE, ROBERT HITCHCOCK, A.B., A.M., Trinity College 1876; U. S. mUitary
service 1862; ordained Episcopal deacon 1868; priest 1869; rector East Providence,
R. I., Kalamazoo, Mich., Baltimore, Md.; *. B. K.; d. June 4, 1908.
PERCE, WARREN RAYMOND, A.B.; A.M.; Sc.D. 1898; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1891-92; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Reho-
both, Mass., June 30, 1843; d. East Providence, R. I., Feb. 8, 1914.
PERRY, HERBERT LIVINGSTON, A.B.; A.M.; real estate agent Boston, Mass.;
b. Gaston, Mass., April 4, 1842; d. Lakewood, N. J., March 27, 1892.
POPE, JOHN THOMAS, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1866; lawyer New York.
N. Y.; *. T.; b. Halifax, Mass., June 18, 1842; d. Jersey City, N. J., March 13,' 1874-
PRICE, JOHN AMON, A.M. by special vote 1890; U. S. military service 1862;
lumber merchant Scranton, Penn.; patented over 100 inventions; president Scranton
board of trade; vice president national board of trade; commissioner International
trade congress, Chicago, 1893; member American Society for the Advancement of
Science, and numerous other learned societies, Europe and America; president Lacka-
wanna Institute of Science and History; b. Irvington, N. J., Jan. 12, 1842; d. Scran-
ton, Penn., Aug. 2, 1892.
PRIDE, EDWARD WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1868; ordained Baptist minister 1869; missionary Roxbury, North Tewksbury,
Mass.; chaplain and librarian Mass. Hospital, Tewksbury, Mass.; author Tewksbury,
a Bri^ History; various historical sketches; *. B. K.; b. Donegal, Ireland, Dec. 16,
1839; d. Boston, Mass., May 6, 1907.
QUINBY, HOSEA MASON, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1869; U. S. military
service 1862-63, sergeant; superintendent Worcester Insane Hospital 1890-; member
Mass. Medical Society; A. K. E.; address, Worcester Insane Hospital, Worcester, Mass.
REES, JOSEPH WILLIAM, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1868; ordained Baptist minister 1869; pastor Eaton Rapids,
White Pigeon, Mich.; Clinton, 111.; Mankato, Lu Verne, Minn.; Sioux City, la.;
Chicago, 111.; pastor Harvey, 111.; Pauline pastor; address, 323 West 112th St.,
Chicago, 111.
RICKARD, WILLIAM WATSON, A.B.; A.M.; lawyer; address, 190 Meeting St.,
Providence, R. I.
SHAW. GEORGE WALLACE, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; teacher N. H.
Literary Institution; principal Weymouth, Mass.; resident student Andover Theo-
logical Seminary 1882-83; ordained Congregational minister 1883; home missionary
1883-93; pastor St. Paul, Ortonville, Minn.; agent Fall River, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T.;
552 Robeson St., Fall River, Mass.
SHAY, MARK DEE, Ph.B.; shoe merchant, Chicago, 111.; b. Anglish, Ireland, 1837;
d. Chicago, 111., Sept. 26, 1900.
SHEA, MARK DEE; changed to Shay.
SHEARMAN, WILLIAM DENNIS UPHAM, A.B.; graduated General Theological
Seminary, New York, N. Y.; ordained Episcopal deacon 1868; priest 1869; rector
Providence, R. I.; Pittsford, Champlain, Rouse's Point, N. Y.; in charge of Church
1866 GRADUATES 216
of the Ascension, Sierra Madre, and missions at Monrovia and Duarte, Cal.; author
numerous articles on church history and ecclesiastical art; 6. A. X.; b. Wickford, R. I.,
Feb. 6, 1843; d. Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 9, 1902.
SPALDING, CHARLES HUBBARD, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Colby University 1897;
student Newton Theological Institution 1865-66; ordained Baptist minister 1866;
pastor Pawtucket, R. I.; Pittsfield, Arlington, Boston, Mass.; district secretary
American Baptist Publication Society, Boston, Mass.; author various historical
and biographical sketches; Boston correspondent Chicago Standard; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 87 Evans Road, Brookline, Mass.
SPINK, JOSEPH EDWIN, A.B.; admitted to bar 1867; lawyer Providence, R.I.;
member R. I. house of representatives 1868-70; judge Providence municipal court
1884-1910; A. A.*.; b. North Kingston, R. I., July 27, 1842; d. Providence, R. I.,
Apr. 19, 1910.
STREETER, REUBEN MOWRY, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Marshall and Franklin
College, 1887; principal high schools Whitinsville, East Douglas, Mass.; Toledo,
Ohio; superintendent schools TitusviUe, Penn., 16 years; editor; principal and
teacher Kearney Military Academy, Kearney, Neb.; A. K. E; b. Woonsocket, R. I.;
May 16, 1840; d. Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 29, 1911.
THAYER, CALEB EDMUND, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862, corporal; real
estate broker Worcester, Mass.; law student Worcester; b. Blackstone, Mass., d.
Blackstone, Aug. 27, 1868.
TILTON, AUSTIN VALENCOURT, A.B.; graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1869; ordained Baptist minister 1869; pastor Keene, N. H.; Augusta, Me.;
Campton Village, N. H.; Burlington, Iowa; teacher home mission school. Miss.;
A. T.; Deerfield, N. H., July 28, 1841; d. Concord, N. H., Nov. 15, 1885.
WARD, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Knox College, 111., 1882; U. S. military service
1862; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1868; ordained Congregational
minister 1869; home missionary Dakota; founder Congregational church, Yankton,
S. D., and pastor; superintendent of schools, Yankton, 1870-74; member board of
education 1875-87; founder Yankton College 1881; president and professor; member
Dakota constitutional convention 1883; trustee Dakota Hospital for the Insane,;
associate editor Northwestern Review; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Perry Center, N. Y.; May
5, 1838; d. Yankton, S. D., Dec. 11, 1889.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Columbia CoUege 1867;
lawyer New York, N. Y.; A. A. *.; b. Ledyard, Conn., Oct. 22, 1839; d. New York,
N. Y., March 11, 1901.
1866
ALBRO, SAMUEL HOUSTON, A.B.; Ph.D., Colgate University 1890; principal
Lewis Academy, Southington, Conn.; high school, Jamestown, N. Y.; superintendent
schools, Forestville, Norwich, N. Y.; instructor sciences. State Normal School, Fre-
donia, N. Y.; institute conductor N. Y. state; superintendent Indian schools 1887-
88; principal State Normal School, Mansfield, Penn., 1892-99; *. B. K.; address,
Fredonia, N. Y.
ANGELL, WILLIAM COOK, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Bellevue Medical College 1868.
Physician San Francisco, Cal.; Coquille City, Ore.; A. T.; b. Scituate R. I., Oct. 20,
1839; d. San Francisco, Cal., May 17, 1893.
ARCHER, JOHN JASON, A.B.; A.M.; lawyer Fall River, Mass.; special justice
2nd district court Bristol Co., Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Fall River, Mass., July 26, 1845; d.
FaU River, Oct. 31, 1882.
ARNOLD, HENRY TUCKER, A.M. by special vote 1890; graduated Andover
Theological Seminary 1871; ordained Congregational minister 1871; pastor Lyman,
Me.; Providence, R. I.; Limerick, Wells, Me.; Tiverton, R. I.; Plainfleld, Norwich,
Conn.; chairman trustees Plainfleld Academy; curator Benedict library, author
The Churches of Plainfleld; editor Plainfleld Bicentennial; address, Norwich, Conn.; sj
BISHOP, PHANUEL EUCLID, Ph.B. 1872; M.D., Dartmouth College, 1873; |U.JS.
military service 1862, 1863-64, captain; physician Pawtucket, R. I.; superintendent
schools Pawtucket; member American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions;
b. Pawtucket, R. I., March 30, 1844; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Sept. 21, 1890.
216 BEOWN UNIVERSITY 1866
BLACKWOOD, JAMES WILLIAM, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; law student
Harvard University 1867-68; admitted to bar 1868; lawyer Providence, R. I.; trial
justice Providence 1876-86; member R. I. house of representatives 1876-77, 1886-
87; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 28. 1845; d. Providence, Oct. 28, 1887.
BLODGETTE, GEORGE BRAIN ARD,A.B.; A.M.; Bowdoin College 1869; LL.B.,
Harvard University 1870; U. S. military service 1862-63; admitted to bar 1868;
lawyer Newburyport, Mass.; author articles on genealogy of Essex Co., Mass.; also
on ecclesiastical law and practice in various law journals; address, Rowley, Mass.
BORDEN, JEFFERSON, Ph.B.; dealer in mill supplies; address. Fall River, Mass.
BROWN, CHARLES HENRY, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1868; merchant
Norwich, Conn.; farmer; A. T.; address, 16 Warren St., Norwich, Conn.
BROWN, EDWARD PAYSON, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1867; U. S. mUi-
tary service, 1862-65, captain, brevet major; lawyer Boston, Mass.; member Mass.
house of representatives 1881-82; A. K. E.; b. 1840; d. July 27, 1909, New York, N. Y.
BROWN, LUCIUS, Ph.B.; LL.B., Union College 1868; trustee Brown University
1908-; admitted to bar 1868; lawyer Norwich, Conn.; member Conn, senate 1872,
1877, 1878, 1897; justice city court, Norwich, Conn., 1893-; address, 16 Warren St.,
Norwich, Conn.
BULLARD, HERBERT CUTLER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia University, 1871; assistant professor ethics, U. S. Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis, Md.; physician North Attleboro, Mass.; secretary board of health;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Isle of Pines, W. I.
CARPENTER, EDMUND JANES, Ph.B.; Litt.D. 1905; editorial writer, journalist,
author and general literary worker, Boston, Mass.; author A Woman of Shawmut;
Technique of Sculpture, in conjunction with W. O. Partridge; America in Hawaii;
The American Advance; Long Ago in Greece; Roger Williams; The Pilgrims and their
Monument; numerous editorials, reviews, translations and magazine articles; editor
Kent's Memoirs and Letters of Chancellor Kent, 1898; address, Milton, Mass.
CHACE, ARNOLD BUFFUM, A.B.; A.M.; Sc.D. 1892; instructor chemistry Brown
University 1868-69; trustee 1876-; treasurer 1882-1900; chancellor 1907-; cotton
manufacturer; *.B. K.; S. H.; address, 324 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
CHACE, SAMUEL OLIVER, A.B.; manufacturer, VaUey Falls, R. I.; b. Valley
Falls, R. I., Oct. 19, 1843; d. VaUey Falls, March 20, 1867.
CHAPIN, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, A.B.; A.M.; cotton broker Providence, R. I.;
director National Bank of North America 1876-93; *. B. K.; address, 190 Angell St.,
Providence, R. I.
COOK, LORIN MORRIS, A.B.; admitted to bar 1868; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
justice city police court 1874-86; member R. I. house of representatives 1887-88,
1889-91; address, 453 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
DRURY, LUCIAN, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1869;
ordained Baptist minister 1870; pastor Winchendon, Swampscott, Danversport,
Mass.; Apopka, Fla.; instructor Greek and theology Bishop College, Marshall, Tex.;
pastor Bellingham, North Swansea, Mass.; North Stonington, Conn.; pastor emeri-
tus; address. North Stonington, Conn.
EARL, HENRY BILLIARD, A.B.; A.M.; notary public Fall River, Mass.; justice
of peace; commissioner to qualify civil officers; president city council 1882-84; alder-
man 1886; trustee Citizens Savings Bank 1885-; vice president 1900-; executor, ad-
ministrator and trustee of estates; author Fall River arid its Manufactories, 1803-190i;
Centennial History of Fall River; Fall River and Its Industries; editor History of the
Central Congregational Church, Fall River; *. B. K.; address, 294 June St., Fall River,
Mass.
GASKILL, FRANCIS ALMON, A.B.; LL.D. 1899; trustee Brown University 1888-
1904; fellow 1904-09; law student Harvard University 1867-68; admitted to bar
1869; lawyer Worcester, Mass.; member Worcester common council 1875-76; dis-
trict attorney Mass. middle district 1887-95; associate justice Mass. superior court
1895-09; trustee Worcester Academy 1880-1909; author Civil and Political History
of Worcester; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Blackstone, Mass., Jan. 3, 1846; d. York Beach,
Me., July 16, 1909.
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GLAZIER, NELSON NEWTON, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862-84, first
lieutenant; member Vt. house of representatives 1865, 1867; graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1869; ordained Baptist minister 1869; pastor Central Falls,
R. I.; Montpelier, Vt.; South Abington, Westboro, Greenfield, Sharon, Mass.;
superintendent common schools Montpelier, Vt.; chaplain Vt. senate six years;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Beatrice, Neb.
GLEZEN, EDWARD KNIGHT, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1873;
U. S. military service 1862, sergeant major; lawyer Providence, R. I., 1873-1904;
organist Richmond Street Church; Central Congregational Church 30 years; secre-
tary board of state house commissioners; author Hymns of the Faith; The Student' t
Hymnal; The Aid to Praise; editor Psalms and Hymns; *. B. K.; b. Providence,
R. I., May 9, 1844; d. Providence, March 7, 1904.
GRIFFIN, LA ROY FREESE, A.B., A.M.; principal high school, Beverly, Mass.;
Peabody instructor in science, Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.; president Peddie
Institute, Hightstown, N. J.; professor physical science. Lake Forest University, 111.,
12 years; ordained Baptist minister 1884; principal seminary. North Granville,
N. Y.; head master department of science Colby Academy, New London, N. H., six
years; superintendent of schools. Lake Forest, eight years; teacher Boston, Mass.;
secretary American Musical Art Company, New York, N. Y., 1904-06; professor
physics and chemistry, Chautauqua University; member American Association for
the Advancement of Science; pastor North Easton and Westwood, Mass.; author
Natural Philosophy; Lecture Notes in Chemistry; Peeps at Nature; The Abduction of
Princess Chriemhield; monographs on education; A. T. ; address, Westwood, Mass.
GURNEY, PRESTON, A.B.; ordained Baptist minister 1869; pastor Chelsea, Mass.;
Central Falls, R. I.; WoUaston Heights, Mass.; author Briers of Rose; Needles of
Pine; A. T.; address, 473 H St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
HOUGH, BENEZET ALANSON, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862-63, sergeant;
admitted to Conn, bar 1871; U. S. courts 1874; lawyer Danbury, Conn.; clerk
Conn, general assembly 1871, 1872; Conn, senate 1873; judge of probate Danbury
district 1878, 1880; justice Danbury city court 1883-94; A. T.; address, Danbury,
Conn.
HOWE, REGINALD HEBER. A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1894; D.B., Divinity School,
Philadelphia, Penn., 1869; assistant rector Grace Church, Providence, R. I.; rector
Milford, Quincy, Longwood, Mass.; instructor Episcopal Theological School, Cam-
bridge, Mass.; secretary Mass. Diocesan Board of Missions twenty-five years; ex-
amining chaplain under Bishops Paddock, Brooks and Lawrence of Mass.; author
The Creed and the Year; Four Hymns; The Call to Confirmation; Quadragesima; The
CaU of the Master; *. B. K.; * T; address, Longwood Ave., Boston, Mass.
KING, GEORGE OLCOTT, A.B.; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1869;
ordained Baptist minister 1869; pastor Jamestown, N. Y.; Cincinnati, Cleveland,
O.; Troy, N. Y.; Springfield, O.; Rochester, N. Y.; president Ohio Baptist Conven-
tion; trustee Denison University; Shepardson College; Ohio Baptist Education
Society; A. T.; address, Fredonia, N. Y.
LEWIS, EVAN, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1869; or-
dained Baptist minister 1869; pastor South Boston, Mass.; Jericho, Vt.; resident
Waterbury, Conn.; A. T.; b. Newtown, North Wales, Nov. 1, 1841; deceased.
MUSTIN, JOHN BURTON, A.B.; M.D.; University of Pennsylvania 1868; physi-
cian, Philadelphia, Penn.; A. A.*.; b. Philadelphia, Penn., Aug. 13, 1844; d. Phila-
delphia, May 31, 1871.
OSTERHOUT, JOHN VANLEUVEN, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1869; ordained Baptist minister 1869; pastor Webster, Mass.; Harlem,
Peekskill, Binghamton, Castile, N. Y.; Broadway Church, Providence, R. I., 1881-
1907; b. Lackanack, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1837; d. Providence, R. I.. Feb. 17, 1914.
PECK, JOHN BROWNELL, A.B.; A.M.; assistant engineer U. S. navy, 1866-69;
bookkeeper Providence, R. I.; merchant; principal Polytechnic Evening School seven
years; farmer; A. T.; address, Saunderstown, R. I.
PECKHAM, CYRUS BEISTEDICT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Bowdoin CoUege 1884;
theological student New Hampton, N. H., 1866-68; Baptist minister North Derby,
Vt.; South Parsonsfield, Hallowell, Gardiner, Me.; medical student Bowdoin College,
218 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
1881-84; missionary Boston and New York; physician and missionary Hallowell,
Me., seventeen years; A. T.; b. Middletown, R. I., March 20, 1833; d. Hallowell, Me.,
Oct. 14, 1904.
PIDGE, JOHN BARTHOLOMEW GOUGH,A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Bucknell University
1889; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1869; ordained Baptist minister
1869; pastor Lawrence, Mass.; Philadelphia, Penn.; translator Braune's Commenter^
on PkUippiana in Lange's Commentary; author Commentary on Philippians in the
American Commentary; The Prophetical Books of the Old Testament; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
address, 2027 Wallace St., Philadelphia, Penn.
PITMAN, ISAAC, A.B.; law student Harvard University 1866-67; *. B. K.; A. K. E.;
b. Boston, Mass., June 1, 1846; d. Providence, R. I., March 11, 1867.
PORTER, EMERY HUNTINGTON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1902; graduated Divinity
School, Philadelphia, Penn., 1869; ordained Episcopal deacon 1869; priest 1870;
rector Pontiac, R. I.; Pawtucket, R. I., twenty-one years; Emmanuel Church, New-
port, R. I., 1891-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 5 Bellevue Court, Newport, R. I.
PREUFERT, WILLIAM FERDINAND, Ph.B.; civil engineer three years; care of
estates. Providence, R. I.; address, 59 Parade St., Providence, R. I.
SPENCER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; D.D. 1890; U. S. military service 1861-62,
1st sergeant, 2nd lieutenant, 1st lieutenant, captain, major; graduated Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1869; ordained Baptist minister 1869; pastor Foxboro, Mass.;
Waterville, Skowhegan, Me.; treasurer Maine Baptist Education Society twenty-one
years; president Maine Baptist Missionary Convention 1890-92; trustee Colby
College 1901-04; author various historical sketches; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 63
Dana St., Cambridge, Mass.
STILLMAN, JAMES WELLS, Ph.B.; LL.B.; Albany Law School 1867; member
R. I. legislature 1869; author numerous pamphlets; b. June 23, 1840, Westerly, R. I. ;
d. Oct. 24, 1912, Boston, Mass.
STILLWELL, CHARLES MARTIN, A.B.; A.M.; assistant instructor Brown Uni-
versity 1866-68; analytical and consulting chemist New York, N. Y.; author various
papers on chemical subjects; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 13, 1844; d.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 11, 1903.
STONE, WILLIAM EBEN, Ph.B.; treasurer Champion Iron Company of Michigan,
Boston, Mass., 21 years; address, 15 Hawthorn St., Cambridge, Mass.
SWEETLAND, CORNELIUS SOWLE, A.B.; A.M.; trustee Brown University
1892-; treasurer 1900-; president Providence Banking Company; treasurer and
manager Alfred Anthony Estate Company; president Rumford Chemical Works;
*. B. K.; address, 9 Orchard Ave., Providence, R. I.
TAFT, ORRAY, A.B.; retired; 0. A. X.; address, 144 Ramsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
THURSTON, CHARLES ABRAHAM GARDNER, A.B.; A.M.; giaduated Andover
Theological Seminary 1869; home missionary, Bradford, N. H.; Danbury, Conn.;
Greenwood, Wakefield, North Raynham, Mass.; ordained Congregational minister
1877; pastor North Raynham, Mass.; Laconia, N. H.; superintendent ministerial
department. Evangelistic Association of New England, Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.
A. A. *; b. Fall River, Mass., July 23, 1841; d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 21, 1907.
WARREN, LABAN EDWARDS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Colby University 1893
teacher Taunton, Mass. and Providence, R. I.; New London Literary and Scien-
tific Institution; professor mathmatics, Colby College, 1875-1903; *. B. K.; A. A.*,
b. Littleton, Mass., Feb. 24, 1836; d. Littleton, April 21, 1905.
1867
AMES, EDWARD CARRINGTON, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1869; lawyer,
Providence, R. I.; member R. I. general assembly 1870-74; Providence city council
1875-76; colonel and aide on governor's staff 1875-76; editor Evening Telegram, Provi-
dence; member editorial staff ^Beninjr Pres«, Providence; *. B.K.; *. T.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., Dec. 25, 1845; d. Providence, Jan. 31, 1886.
BACON, GEORGE ANDREW, A.B.; Ph.D., Hamilton College 1879; principal
academy, Derby, Vt.; high school, Gardner, Mass.; student Newton Theological
Institution 1869-70; Germany 1870-71; instructor Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn;
1867 GRADUATES 219
high school, Syracuse, N. Y.; principal, ten years; publisher, Boston, Mass., and
Chicago, 111.; editor Academy, 1886-92; address, 1006 South Michigan Ave., Chicago
111.
BO WEN, JOHN EDWARD, A.B.; civU engineer Providence, R. I.; president
Johnston town council 1884-92, 1893-95; member R. I. house of representatives
1893-95; address, 1488 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
BRIDGHAM, JOSEPH, Ph.B.; architect four years; scientific artist Providence,
R. I.; in Europe some years; illustrator of many governmental and other scientific
publications; ^. T.; address. East Providence Centre, R. I.
BROWN, EDWARD OSGOOD, A.B.; admitted to R. I. bar 1870; 111. bar 1872;
lawyer Chicago, 111.; L. P. B.; judge circuit court Cook Co., 111., 1903-; justice
appellate court, first district. III., 1904-; author various pamphlets on legal and eco-
nomic subjects; *. B. K.; address, 1216 North State St., Chicago, 111.
BULLARD, EDWIN, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1870;
ordained Baptist minister 1870; missionary Nellore, AUur, Atmakur, Bapatla and
Kavali, India; on furlough 1878-82, 1892-96; pastor Addison, Vt., 1880-82; com-
piler Christian Hymns in Telugu for the Telugu Baptist Publication Society of Telugu;
address. Care Foreign Missionary Society, Ford Bldg., Boston, Mass.
CHAFPIN, LUCIEN GATES, A.B.; master St. Luke's School, Southboro, Mass.;
professor Latin Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y.; head master Heathcote School,
Buffalo, N. Y.; musical editor Express, Buffalo, N.Y.; Commercial Advertiser, New
York, N.Y.; journalist and correspondent. New York; secretary People's Symphony
Concert Auxiliary Club; organist, musical editor and composer of numerous vocal
and instrumental works; 6. A. X.; address, 331 West 55th St., New York, N. Y.
CHAMBERLAIN, CHARLES WALTER, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons 1871; physician Hartford, Conn.; secretary Hartford Co. Medical Society;
Conn. Medical Society; Conn. State Board of Health; member American Medical
Association; National Health Association; *. B. K. ; b. Providence, R. I., July 18,
1844; d. Hartford, Conn., Aug. 21, 1884.
COGGESHALL, FREEBORN, A.B.; graduated General Theological Seminary,
New York, N. Y., 1870; ordained Episcopal minister 1871; rector mission Elmwood,
Providence, R. I.; assistant rector House of Prayer, Newark, N. J.; Church of the
Advent, Boston, Mass.; student of theology, Oxford University, 1874-76; mission-
priest Society of St. John the Evangelist; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Newport, R. I., Dec.
31, 1845; d. Oxford, England, Oct. 6, 1876.
COLE, DANIEL, A.B.; principal Leland and Gray seminary, Townshend, Vt.; high
school, Walpole, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Warren, R. I.; Feb. 10, 1845, d. Wal-
pole, Mass., Nov. 18, 1869.
CORTHELL, ELMER LAWRENCE, A.B.; A.M.; Sc.D., 1894; U. S. military
service 1861-65, captain; began civil engineeriag in Providence, 1867; served on
railroad surveys and construction. 111., Mo.,; chief engineer bridges over Mississippi
River, Hannibal and Louisiana, Mo.; ako levees on the Mississippi; resident engi-
neer in constructing Mississippi jetties with James B. Eads; chief enguieer Atlantic
and Pacific Ship Railway, to build ship railroad over Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mex.,
with Capt. Eads; chief engineer, construction N. Y., West Shore and Buffalo R. R.;
consulting engineer building railways into Chicago; associate chief engineer for
several large bridges over Missouri, Ohio and other rivers; chief engineer Merchants
Bridge, St. Louis; Brazos River jetties, Texas; Tampico Harbor Works, Mexico;
consulting engineer National Public Works, Argentine Republic; member of ad-
visory board to build barge canals. New York state; chief engineer Port of Para,
Brazil and Rio Grande do Sul; member U. S. Government Board, International
Navigation Congress; chairman Committee International Engineering Congress,
Chicago, 1893; U. S. delegate and vice president International Navigation Congress,
Brussels, 1898; delegate from the Argentine Government to the International Navi-
gation Congress, Dusseldorf, 1902; U. S. Government member permanent committee
of same; member leading engineering societies in Europe and America; trustee
Chicago University; author History of the Missouri Jetties; Maritime Commerce,
Past, Present and Future; Soma Ports of the World; articles on Jetties, Levees, Ship
Canals, Ship Railways, in Johnson's Cyclopedia; Railway Passenger Stations of the
World, in Ervcyclopedia Americana; *. B. K.; S. E.; address. North Egremont, Mass.
220 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1867
CROCKER, HENRY, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; graduated Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1870; ordained Baptist minister 1870; pastor Damariscotta, Me.;
Bristol, R. I. ; Fairfax, Chester, Vt. ; author historical sketches, poems. History of the
Baptists in Vermont; $. B. K. ; A. K. E. ; address, Chester, Vt.
DEANE, CHARLES PEMBERTON, A.M. by special vote 1893; assistant manager
mills, Ludlow, Mass.; manager Deane Steam Pump Company, Holyoke, Mass.;
International Pump Company; b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 20, 1845; d. Springfield,
Mass., Jan. 10, 1902.
DORRANCE, CHARLES TALBOT, A.B.; *.B. K.; *.T.; address, 98 Waterman
St., Providence, R. I.
FIELDEN, JOSEPH FLANDERS, A.B.; U. S. military service; student Rochester
Theological Seminary 1870-72; ordained Baptist minister 1872; pastor Franklin,
N. H.; Winchester, Mass.; Newport, N. H.; Winchendon, Mass., fifteen years;
author essays and historical addresses; A. T. ; address, 7 Weymouth St., Fitchburg,
Mass.
HALL, FREDERICK BYRON, A.M. by special vote 1890; Yale University 1890;
LL.D., Brown University 1909; U. S. military service 1862-63; justice court of
common pleas Fairfield Co., Conn., 1877-89; Conn, superior court 1889-97; associate
justice Conn, supreme court of errors 1897-1910; chief justice 1910-1913; b. Saratoga
Springs, Feb. 20, 1843; d. Hartford, Conn., Jan. 15, 1913.
HARVEY, CHARLES EDWIN, Ph.B.; U. S. naval service 1862-63. seaman; teacher
Blackfoot . City, Mont.; book agent; clerk R. I. supreme court and court of
common pleas, Newport Co. ; clerk R.I. supreme court, appellate and common pleas
divisions, Newport Co.; A. T.; b. South Kingston, R. I., Dec. 11, 1842; d. New-
port, R. I., May 24, 1907.
HAWKES, WILLIAM HIMES, A.B.; A.M., Georgetown University 1890; M.D.,
University of Penn. 1874; U. S. military service 1862; physician Philadelphia;
Helena, Mont.; Washington, D. C; acting assistant sm-geon U. S. army 1881-83;
clinical professor medicine, Georgetown University; also materia medica and thera-
peutics, and clinical professor diseases of children 1890-01; member Medical Asso-
ciation of D. C; Association of Acting Surgeons of U. S. Army; American Medical
Association; fellow American Academy of Medicine; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Meriden,
Conn., Oct. 25, 1845; d. Washington, D. C, March 13, 1904.
HESS, ISBAN, A.B.; lawyer Albany, N. Y.; address. 11 Douw's Bldg., Albany. N. Y.
HOTCHKISS, GEORGE LAMBERT, A.B.; machinist and tool maker, Brooklyn,
N. Y.; b. Cheshire, Conn., June 8, 1842; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., March 30, 1909.
JOSLIN, HENRY VAN AMBURGH, A.B.; A.M.; city clerk Providence, R.I.,
1879-90; major R. I. militia 1875-79; member school committee. Providence, 1870-
79, 1891-99; secretary Union Railroad Company; R. I. Suburban Railway Company,
Providence Cable Tramway Company; Pawtucket Street Railway Company; tax
agent R. I. Company and N. Y., N. H. and Hartford R. R. Co.; author Dedication
Roger Williams Monument; City Hail Dedication; Dexter Donation; Memorial James
A. Garfield; Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Settlement of Providence;
Memorial Thomas Arthur Doyle; address, 129 Blackstone Boulevard, Providence,
R. I.
JUDAH, JOHN MANTLE, Ph.B.; lawyer; retked; Z. *.; address. 949 North Penn-
sylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind.
KIRBY. JOSEPH DAVIS, Ph.B.; U. S. mUitary service 1864, corporal; agent stage
lines. Fort Keough, Mont.; postmaster and notary public. Silver Star, Mont.; clerk
Mont, legislative assembly; 9. A. X.; b. North Dartmouth, Mass., March 1, 1844; d.
Helena, Mont., March 17, 1887.
LONSDALE, JOHN FRANCIS, Ph.B.; admitted to bar 1869; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1889-91; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 28,
1844; d. Providence, Dec. 8, 1903.
McWHINNIE, JAMES, A.B.; D.D., 1886; U. S. military service 1862-64, sergeant;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1870; ordained Baptist minister 1870;
pastor Lansingburg, N. Y.; Portland, Me.; Cambridge, Mass.; trustee Newton
Theological Institution; i^. B. E.; A. T.; b. ThompsonviUe. Conn., March 6. 1840;
d. Cambridgeport, Mass., March 2, 1892.
1867 GRADUATES 221
MANSFIELD, HENRY FARNUM, Ph.B.; cotton manufacturer Woousocket,
R. I.; manufacturer agricultural implements, Millville, Mass.; cotton manufacturer
Lawrence, Mass.; general superintendent Utica Steam and Mohawk Valley Cotton
Mills, Utica, N. Y.; president Avalon Knitwear Company, vice president St. Luke's
Hospital, Utica; *. T.; address, 11 Clinton Place, Utica, N. Y.
MARVEL, LOUIS HENRY, PkB.; A.M. 1879; teacher Fall River, Taunton, Mass;
principal high school, Medfield, Sandwich, Mass.; superintendent of schools. Sand-
wich, Holyoke, Gloucester, Mass.; Lewiston, Me.; compiler and editor of school
text-books; Z. *.; b. Swanzea, Mass., June 13, 1846; d. West Medford, Mass., July
12, 1899.
MOORE, WALTER HOWARD, A.M. by special vote 1892; graduated General
Theological Seminary 1871; Episcopal clergyman; rector Decatur, Chicago, 111.;
South Glastonbury, Ct.; dean St. John's Cathedral, Quiucy, Dl., 1892-1911; asso-
ciate editor Living Church, 1886-92; deputy general convention 1895, 1898, 1901,
1904, 1907, 1910; Z. *.; address. So. Glastonbury, Ct.
MO WRY, JOSEPH EDWARD, A.B.; A.M.; associate prmcipal Mt. Pleasant
Academy, Providence, R. I., 1867-85; principal Federal Street Grammar School,
Providence, 1885-; $. B. K. ; address, 16 Wesleyan Ave., Providence, R. I.
NICKERSON, JOHN ALBERT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1869; lawyer
Boston, Mass.; A. K. E.; b. South Dennis, Mass., April 19, 1844; d. South Dennis,
Dec. 28, 1874.
OSGOOD, EDWARD LOUIS, A.B., by special vote 1897; banker, publisher and
manufacturer, Boston, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1901, 1902;
Mass. senate 1903, 1904; A. A. *.; b. Fryeburg, Me., Aug. 6, 1844; d. Boston, Mass.,
June 6, 1911.
PECKHAM, ORVILLE, Ph.B.; admitted to R. I. bar 1869; lawyer, Chicago, lU.;
Z. 'if.; address, Geneva, 111.
PERRY, CALBRAITH BOUR.N, A.B.; A.M. 1899; D.D., Bethany College; gradu-
ated General Theological Seminary 1870; Episcopal minister; associate rector Mt.
Calvary Church, Baltimore, Md., 1872-88; rector House of Prayer, Newark, N. J.,
1888-89; archdeacon, Tenn.; dean Hoffman Divinity Hall, Nashville, Tenn., 1890;
rector St. Andrew's Church, Schroon Lake, N. Y.; St. John's Church, Johnstown,
N. Y. ; St. Luke's Church, Cambridge, N. Y. ; author Twelve Years among the Colored
People; The De Wolfs; The Rhode Island Perrys; and Tales of Silver Creek; address,
Cambridge, Washington Co., N. Y.
REMINGTON, CHARLES ANSEL, A.B.; graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1870; A. T.; b. New Ispwich, N. H., March 29, 1842; d. Fitchburg, Mass., Dec.
21, 1870.
ROGERS, ANDREW JACKSON, A.B.; graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1870; ordained Congregational minister 1873; pastor Biddeford, Me.; Underbill,
Vt.; A. K. E.; b. Medford, Mass., Nov. 10, 1833; d. Wmooski, Vt., May 6, 1876.
SMITH, MARTIN SIDNEY, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. mUitary service 1864-65, second
lieutenant; teacher Blaekfoot City, Mont.; merchant Providence, R. I.; New York,
N. Y.; trial justice, superintendent of schools Scituate, R. I.; member R. I. house of
representatives 1874-76, 1878-83; R. I. senate 1891-93; fruit grower and poultry
raiser. North Scituate, R. I.; *. B. K.; address. North Scituate, R. I.
STEARNS, HARRISON WILLIAMS, A.B.; graduated Newton Theological Insti-
tution 1870; ordained Baptist minister 1870; pastor St. Anthony, Minn.; Clinton,
Wis.; missionary northern Wis., Chippewa, Wis., and vicinity; pastor Junction City,
Kans., Cheyenne, Wy.; district missionary northern Nebraska; real estate and
insurance agent; A. T.; address, 119j^ W. 3rd St., Grand Island, Neb.
SULLIVAN, JOHN CLARK, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862-63, sergeant;
admitted to bar, 1870; lawyer Middleboro, Mass.; member Mass. house of repre-
sentatives 1881-83; register court of probate and insolvency Plymouth Co., Mass.,
17 years; chairman school board, Middleboro, 12 years; A. T.; b. Ireland, July 14,
1842; d. Middleboro, Mass., Oct. 21, 1906.
VOLENTINE, THOMAS JEFFERSON, A.B.; D.B.. Chicago Theological Seminary
1870; M.D., St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons 1883; student Andover
Theological Seminary 1867-68; ordained Congregational minister 1870; student
222 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1867
Yale Divinity School 1872-73; pastor Champaign, Ottawa, Glencoe, Chicago, 111.;
pastor Unitarian church, Brighton, Mass.; Duluth, Minn.; Meadville, Penn.;
Waterville, Me.; A. K.E.; b. Cottonwood Grove, 111., Dec. 10, 1841; d. New York,
N. Y., Feb. 22, 1900.
WINN, HENRY ALANSON, A.B.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1870;
b. Wobum, Mass., March 29, 1844; d. Beriin, Germany, April 17, 1871.
1868
ALLEN, HENRY WHEATON, Ph.B.; law student Harvard University 1868-69;
admitted to bar 1869; lawyer St. Louis, Mo., Providence, R. I.; A. T.; b. Providence,
R. I., Sept. 30, 1847; d. there, April 11, 1882.
BELDEN, CLARENDON DWIGHT, A.B.; graduated Crozer Theological Seminary
1874; ordained Baptist minister 1874; pastor Austin, Minn.; superintendent of
schools Mower Co., Minn.; *. B. K.; A. T.; editor and joint proprietor itfoieer CouTiiy
Transcript since 1881; address, Austin, Minn.
BLISS, FRANCIS EDWARD, A.B.; in petroleum business; clerk Charles Pratt
and Company, The Pratt Manufacturing Company, New York, N. Y., 1868-88; man-
aging director and chairman Anglo-American Oil Company, limited, London, Eng-
land; director various steamship companies and continental oil companies, 1888-
1903; retired; A. A. *.; address, 21, Holland Park, London, W., England.
CHASE, GEORGE ROSCOE, A.B.; A.M.; teacher Nantucket, Mass.; superin-
tendent of schools, Holyoke, Mass.; principal preparatory department, Purdue Uni-
versity, Lafayette, Ind.; farmer Medfield, Mass.; A. *.; b. Methuen, Mass., July 6,
1847; d. Medfield, Mass., April 2, 1903.
COOK, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; with U. S. Census Bureau, Washington, D.C.;
principal academy and high school. Sandwich, Mass., 10 years; admitted to Mass.
bar; principal grammar school. Fall River, Mass., 1901-; 9. A. X.; address, 257 French
St., Fall River, Mass.
DAGGETT, JOHN MAYHEW, A.B.; insurance agent Attleboro, Mass.; admitted
to bar 1874, Mariana, Ark.; lawyer, real estate agent, abstractor of titles; post-
master, 10 years; deputy county clerk, 11 years; secretary diocese of Arkansas;
trustee University of the South; A. K. E.; b. Attleboro, Mass., Nov. 16, 1845; d.
Marianna, Ark., Mar. 20, 1908.
DALE, JOHN LOMBARD, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1872; physician
Springfield, Mass.; G.A. X.; b. Springfield, Mass., Apr. 29, 1849; d. there Oct. 30,
1911.
DENISON, ADELBERT STODDARD, Ph.B.; professor mathematics Lyndon
Institute; commission merchant; member firm of Denison, Estabrook and Company,
Boston, Mass.; address, 25 Albion St., Wakefield, Mass.
DOUGLAS, FRANCIS WAYLAND, A.B.; A.M.; registrar Brown University 1879-
84; timber merchant Mo.; stock farmer Neb.; local secretary Young Men's Christian
Association, Indianapolis, Ind.; state secretary for Ind.; fecial agent Conn. Mutual
Life Insurance Company, Indianapolis, Ind.; A. T.; address, 924 Hume-MansurBldg.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
EDWARDS, GEORGE WALTER, A.B.; A.M.; prmcipal Farm Ridge Seminary,
Farm Ridge, 111.; grammar school, Holyoke, Mass.; editor Daily Standard, Syracuse,
N. Y.; principal grammar school number 70, Brooklyn, N. Y. since 1888; Z. *•.; ad-
dress, 359 Lewis Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
GOODELL. SABIN TILLOTSON, A.B.; U. S. military service 1863-66, first lieu-
tenant; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1871; ordained Baptist minister
1871; missionary Bassein, Burma; $. B. K.; b. Norway, N. Y., May 22, 1836; d.
Rangoon, Burma, Nov. 16, 1877.
HOWLAND, RICHARD SMITH, A.B.; A.M.; editor and publisher Providence
Journal, 1890-1905; address. Floral Bluff, Fla.
JACKSON, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. 1879; principal Derby Academy, Derby, Vt.;
high school, Gardner, Millbury, Mass; Woodland Street School, Worcester, Mass.;
English High School, Worcester, since 1901; author Flora of Worcester County;
Through Glade and Mead; *. B. K.; address, 15 Woodland St., Worcester, Mass.
1868 GRADUATES 223
LINCOLN, WILLLAM ENSIGN, A.B.; A.M.; trustee Brown University 1897;
manufacturer of locomotives, Pittsburgh, Penn.; vice president H. K. Porter Com-
pany; trustee Mount Pleasant Classical and Scientific Institute; editor In Me-
moriam John Larkin Lincoln; *. B. K.; X.*.; address, 815 Amberson Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Penn.
LYON, WILLLAM HENRY, A.B.; D.D. 1896; D.B., Harvard University 1873;
ordained Unitarian minister 1873; pastor Ellsworth, Me., 1873-78; All Souls' Church,
Boston, Mass., 1880-96; First parish, Brookline, Mass., 1896; secretary National
Conference Unitarian and other liberal Christians, 1886; trustee public library,
Brookline; member school committee, Brookline, 1900-1907; secretary Society for
Promoting Theological Education 1882-; president; vice president American Rama-
bai Association 1900; author, A Study of the Sects; History of the First Parish in
Brookline; Early Old Testament Narratives; Later Old Testament Narratives; *. B. K.;
A. A. *.; address, 353 Walnut St., Brookline, Mass.
MANSFIELD, ALBERT THAYER, Ph.B.; machinist Forestdale, R. I.; cotton
manufacturer Manville, R. I.; thread manufacturer Pawtucket, R. I.; overseer
carding, spinning and weaving, Southbridge and Newton Upper Falls, Mass.; super-
intendent Allendale Company; superintendent of public buildings. Providence, R. I.,
1892-96, 1897-1902; *. T.; address, 77 Comstock Ave., Providence, R. I.
MASON, EUGENE WATERMAN, A.B.; trustee Brown University 1896-; A. A. *.;
addi'ess, 149 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
PARKHURST, HENRY WILLIAMS, Ph.B.; second assistant engineer Hannibal
Bridge 1870; engineer Bishop and Eaton, Hannibal, Mo., 1871; first assistant engi-
neer Sny Island Levee 1872, 1874; Louisiana Bridge 1873; chief engineer St. Louis,
Keokuk and Northwestern Railway 1875; assistant engineer South Pass Jetties
1876; Chicago and Alton Railroad, Cedar City, 1877; division engineer Kansas
City, St. Louis and Chicago Railway, 1878; assistant engineer Glasgow Bridge 1878;
tracks, buildings and bridges department Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad,
1879; first assistant engineer Plattsmouth Bridge 1879; Bismarck Bridge 1880;
Blair Crossing Bridge 1882; Omaha Bridge 1885; with G. S. Morrison, New York,
N. Y., 1886; Chicago, 111., 1887-88; resident engineer Chicago, Madison and Northern
Raihoads 1888-89; St. Louis Merchants' Bridge 1889-90; with E. L. Corthell, 1891-
92; engineer of bridges 111. Central Railroad, 1892-1901; engineer of construction,
1901; engineer of bridges and buildings; *. B. K.; b. Boston, Mass., June 21, 1847;
d. Chicago, 111., Apr. 7, 1906.
POLAND, WILLIAM CAREY, A.B.; A.M.; Litt.D. 1904; instructor Greek, Brown
University, 1870-71; Latin and Greek 1871-75; assistant professor Latin and Greek
1876-89; associate professor Greek 1889-92; professor history of art 1892-; curator
museum of classical archaeology 1889-93; director museum of fine arts 1893-; prin-
cipal Worcester Academy 1868-70; lecturer history of art, Boston University, 1900-
02; secretary and treasurer Commission of Colleges in N. E. on admission examina-
tions 1886-1905; annual director American School of Classical Studies at Athens
1891-92; member managing committee 1891- ; president Public Park Association,
Providence, several years; president R. I. Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, 1887-89; R. I.
School of Design 1896-1907; member American Philological Association; director
Providence Athenaeum. Author Necrology of Brown University, 1888-1904; Syllabus
Classical Archceology, 1893; Notes and Questions on the History of Art in the nth and
18th Centuries, 1900; Notes and Questions on the History of Art during the Period of the
Renaissance, 1901; Notes on Art of the 19th Century; Lecture Outlines on the History
of Roman and Mediceval Art, 1906; Robert Felee, the Early Newport Portrait Painter,
1907; contributor to American Journal of Archceology; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address,
53 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
RAND, LYMAN FISK, Ph.B. 1888; A.B., Oberiin College 1871; student Princeton
Theological Seminary 1871-73; graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1874;
ordained Congregational minister 1874; pastor StafiEordville, Conn.; Lyndeboro,
N.H.; manufacturing chemist, Brooklyn, N. Y.; address, 631 Hancock St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
READ, GEORGE ROSWELL, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862-63; graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1871; ordained Baptist minister 1871; pastor Lisbon
224 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1868
Falls, Me.; Alameda, Cal; A. T.; b. Attleboro, Mass., March 5, 1841; d. Alameda,
Cal., March 4, 1903.
ROCKWOOD, LUCIUS OSBORN, A.B.; instructor mathematics Conn. Literary
Institution, SufBeld, Conn.; teacher English and Classical School, Providence, R. I.;
admitted to bar 1871; lawyer Providence; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Franklin, Mass.,
Jan. 15, 1847; d. Attleboro, Mass., Feb. 16, 1882.
SCAMMON, JAMES, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1870; lawyer Mechanics-
ville, la.; Davenport, la.; Kansas City, Mo.; general solicitor Kansas City and
Eastern Railway Company; oflScer and director in several corporations; president,
board of managers Jackson Coimty Reform School; *. B. K.; b. Stratham, N. H.,
June 10, 1844; d. Kansas City, Mo., May 30, 1900.
SMART, CHARLES HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; superintendent public schools, Charles-
ton, W. Va.; principal English and cla.ssical department, Spencerian Business College,
Providence, R. I.; real estate broker Providence; member R. I. house of representa-
tives 1894; A. K. E.; address, 773 Charles St., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, IRAM NELSON, A.B.; A.M.; teacher Fisherman's School, Gloucester,
Mass.; principal high school, Groton, Somerset, Mass.; teacher Latin, B. M. C.
Durfee High School, Fall River, Mass., 30 years; member school committee Fall
River six years; probate business; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address, 122 Highland Ave.,
Pall River, Mass.
SOUTHWICK, JOSEPH HARRISON, A.B.; A.M.; resident engineer Northern
Pacific Railroad; civil engineer Providence, R. I. and elsewhere in New England;
assayer in smelting works, Melrose, Cal.; in charge hydraulic mine, Milton, Cal., five
years; fruit grower and cattle ranch since 1890; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, Milton, Cal.
STODDARD, EDGAR WALLACE, A.B.; A.M.; principal Leland and Gray Acad-
emy and law student, Townshend, Vt., 1869; admitted to bar 1870; lawyer Clare-
mont, N. H.; Brattleboro, Vt.; bailiff Brattleboro, Vt.; state's attorney, register of
probate court, Marlboro district, eighteen years; member Vt. senate 1886-88; super-
intendent of schools; member school board sixteen years; trustee Leland and Gray
Academy; president board of trustees; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Grafton, Vt., June
20, 1846; d. Leominster, Mass., July 24, 1896.
THOMPSON, EBENEZER, A.B.; D.B., Divinity School, Philadelphia, Penn., 1871;
ordained Episcopal priest 1872; rector Church of the Intercession, Stevens' Point,
Wis., 1875-80; St. Paul's Church, Lansing, Mich., 1881-87; Church of the Redeemer,
Biloxi, Miss., 1889-1901; Trinity Church, Wobum, Mass., 1901-04; Sarasota, Fla.,
1904-; e.A. X.; address, Sarasota, Fla.
TINGLEY, XENOPHON DEMOSTHENES, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862-63;
teacher Pawtucket, R. I., twelve years; Charleston, W. Va.; San Francisco, Napa,
Oakland, Cal.; Central Falls, R. I.; Gloucester, Mass., since 1884; secretary R. I.
Institute of Instruction 1877-84; secretary Essex County Teachers' Association
1888; treasurer, 1894-98; A.T.; address, 34 School St., Gloucester, Mass.
WIGGIN, CHARLES DEARBORN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Yale College 1875; physi-
cian. Providence, R. I.; Mystic, Conn.; A. K. E.; b. Meredith, N. H., Dec. 7, 1840; d.
Mystic, Conn., May 21, 1904.
WINSOR, RICHARD BROWN, A.B.; A.M.; bookkeeper Providence, R. I.; lumber
dealer Providence; Z. *.; b. North Providence, May 24, 1848; d. Providence, Dec. 5,
1889.
1869
BALLOU, CHARLES FALES, A.B.; admitted to bar 1871; lawyer Providence,
Woonsocket, R. I.; recording clerk R. I. house of representatives 1873-76; reading
clerk 1876-79; president Woonsocket town council 1881-82; member R. I. house of
representatives 1883-87; chairman judiciary committee; trial justice Woonsocket;
justice 12th R. I. judicial district 1887-93; one of organizers and attorney Woon-
socket Building and Loan Association; director Woonsocket Institution for Savings;
A. K.E.; b. Woonsocket, R. I., March 12, 1847; d. Woonsocket, Jan. 23, 1893.
BARNEY, ALBERT CLIFFORD, A.B.; car builder Dayton, Cincinnati, 0.; G.A.X.;
b. Dayton, O., May 28, 1850; d. Riviera, France, Dec. 16, 1902.
1869 GRADUATES iU
BUFFUM, GEORGE ALLEN, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia College 1872; admitted to
bar 1872; lawyer New York, N. Y.; cotton merchant Providence, R. I.; president
Woonsocket Gas Company; R. I. Sons of the American Revolution 1901; *. B. K.;
A. K. E.; b. Woonsocket, R. I., April 29, 1846; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 11, 1901.
BYRAM, FRED BOHAN, A.B.; admitted to bar 1872; lawyer North Attleboro,
Mass.; special justice first district court, Bristol County, 1903; justice fourth district
court, Bristol County, 1904-; member school committee and various town offices;
A. *.; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
CADY, HENRY NEWELL. A.B.; artist Warren, R. I.; author Our Week Afloat;
Down the Bay; address, Warren, R. I.
CLARK, FRANKLIN CHASE, A.B.; A.M. ; M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia College, 1872; physician and surgeon Providence, R. I.; surgeon out-
patients department R. I. Hospital 1876-83; physician Providence Dispensary and
Home for Aged Women 1883-84; acting secretary R. I. State Board of Health 1890-
91; acting police surgeon 1896; author of various contributions to periodicals
address, 38 Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
CO WELL, JOSEPH HARRIS, A.B.; M.D.. University of Mich. 1871; U. S. military
service 1864; professor pathology, Lansing Homcepathic Medical College, 1871-73;
physician and surgeon Saginaw, Mich.; member Mich. State Board of Registration;
in Medicine; president; member G. A. R., Saginaw Post, No. 38; Z. * , address, 301
South Warren Ave., Saginaw, Mich.
CRANE, ALVIN MULLEN, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862-65, captain;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1872; ordained Baptist minister 1872;
pastor Medfield, West Boylston, Shelburne Falls, Millbury, Groton, Everett, Mass;
pastor Swain's Pond Chapel since 1909; joint author History of S 1st Regiment Conn.
Volunteers; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 27 Williams St., Maiden, Mass.
CRANSTON, GEORGE EDWARD, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Episcopal Theological
Seminary, New York, N. Y., 1872; ordained Episcopal deacon 1872; priest 1875;
assistant minister St. Paul's Church, Baltimore, Md.; rector Highland, N. Y.;
assistant minister Church of the Evangelists, Philadelphia, Penn.; head master St.
Austin's School, Staten Island, N. Y., eleven years; assistant minister Castle-
ton, N. Y.; Z. *.; b. Newport, R. I., Dec. 29, 1847; d. Boston, Mass.. March 8,
1895.
DIXON, NATHAN FELLOWS, A.B.; LL.B.. Albany Law School 1871; admitted
to bar 1871; lawyer Westerly, B. I.; U. S. district attorney R. I. 1877-85; member
U. S. house of representatives 1885; R. I. senate 1885-89; U. S. senate 1889-95;
commission to revise R. I. state constitution; 9. A. X.; b. Westerly, R. I., Aug. 28,
1847; d. Westerly, Nov. 8, 1897.
DOWNIE, DAVID, A.B.; A.M.; D.D.. BuckneU University 1886; student Newton
Theological Institution 1869-70; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1872;
ordained Baptist minister 1872; missionary and principal Boys' High School. Nellore,
India, 1904-12; mission treasurer American Baptist "Telugu Mission 1873-; member
Nellore district board, Nellore, 1875-1913; Nellore municipal council, 1875-1913;
fellow University of Madras 1897-1911; author History of the "Lone Star" Telugu
Mission, 1893; Baptist Missionary Review, Madras; A. K. E.; address. Nellore, Ma-
dras Presidency, India.
FALES, WALTER RICHMOND, A.B.; manufacturer and lumber dealer Wrentham,
Mass.; engaged in mining, Los Angeles, Cal.; A. *.; address, 1400 Hibernian BIdg.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
FELTON, GEORGE HURLBURT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of the City of
New York 1878; teacher Suffield, Hamden, Conn.; student Rochester Theological
Seminary 1871-72; teacher North Scituate, R. I.; Foxboro, Mass.; Hightstown,
N. J.; physician Haverhill, Lynn, Mass.; St. Paul, Minn.; Granby, Mass.; normal
principal Leland University, New Orleans, La., 1887-1911; professor materia medica.
New Orleans University, 1890-98; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Berea, Ky.
FISK, DANIEL MOSES, Ph.B.; A.M. 1876; Ph.D., Findlay College, O., 1890; D.D.,
Hillsdale College 1897; professor biology, Hillsdale College, 1872-86; pastor Jackson,
Mich.; Toledo, O.; St. Louis, Mo.; Topeka, Kans.; professor sociology, Washburn
College, Topeka, 1900-; author several text-books on sociology; member American
226 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1869
Sociological Society; American Geographical Society; address, 1516 College Ave.,
Topeka, Kans.
FREEBORN, FRANK WILTON, A.B.; A.M.; master graded school, Jewett City,
Comi.; adjimct professor mathematics, Columbian College, Washington, D. C;
principal high school, Hyde Park, Mass.; teacher public Latin School, Boston, Mass.,
twenty-two years; teacher Latin, Boys' high school, Brooklyn, N. Y., since 1898;
e^toT Morceaux Chaisis d' Alphonse Daudet; La Belle-Nivernaise; *. B. K.; A.A. *.;
address, 306 Halsey St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
GRANT, FRANK BARKER, Ph.B.; manufacturer Southbridge, Mass.; Providence,
R. I.; agent patented machines in manufacture of textile fabrics; with Mathieson
Alkali Works; *. T.; address, 18 Tobey St., Providence, R. I.
GRANT, HENRY TYLER, A.B.; manufacturer Southbridge, Mass., Providence,
R. I.; president Mercantile Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Providence, 1884-;
treasurer University Club, Providence, 1900-07; member board of management.
Brown Union, 1903-8; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 723 GrosvenorBldg., Providence, R. I.
HARRIS, JOSEPH METCALF, Ph.B.; woolen manufacturer Woonsocket, R. I.;
Z. *.; b. Woonsocket, R. I., Jan. 27, 1849; d. Berlin, Germany, Oct. 21, 1872.
HERSEY, GEORGE DALLAS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of the City of New
York 1874. Physician Providence, R. I.; surgeon out-patients department, R. I.
Hospital, 1878-88; visiting surgeon 1888-; librarian R. I. Medical Society; editor
Providence Medical Journal; *. B. K.; address, 198 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
HITCHCOCK, CHARLES, Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 1872; physician; Z. *.; adt&ess, 61 East 65th St., New York,
N. Y.
HOPKINS, JOHN CARVER, A.B.; U. S. military service 1862; teacher Lapham
Institute, North Scituate, R. I.; Lyndon, Vt.; Buffalo, N. Y.; A. T.; b. Foster, R. I.,
June 3, 1841; d. Chepachet, R. I., Sept. 8, 1872
HORTON, PASCAL ALLEN, A.B.; shippmg clerk, Saugus and Lynn, Mass.; b.
Providence, R. I., Feb. 2, 1848; d. Stratham, N. H., Jan. 18, 1913.
HOVEY, ARTHUR JUDSON, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1872; ordained Baptist minister 1872; pastor Stoneham, Mass.; Evansville,
Sparta, Wis.; Raynham, Groton, Mass.; A. T.; address, Pocasset, Mass.
HULING, RAY GREENE, A.B.; A.M.; Sc.D. 1894; A.M. Harvard University
1897; trustee Brown University 1900-; assistant principal high school. Fall River,
Mass., 1869-75; prmcipal high school, Fitchburg, Mass., 1875-86; New Bedford,
Mass., 1886-93; headmaster English high school, Cambridge, Mass., 1893-; one of the
founders New England Association of CoOeges and Preparatory Schools; secretary
1897-; member Madison Conference on History 1892; New England Conference
on History 1895; Columbia College Conference on History 1896; American His-
torical Association; executive committee, American Baptist Missionary Union;
corresponding secretary R. I., Mass. and Penn. Historical Societies; author numerous
historical and educational articles in various magazines; editor School and College,
1892; *. B. K.; A.A.*.; address, 18 Hurlburt St., Cambridge, Mass.
HUTCHINSON, JOHN SKINNER, A.B.; A.M.; teacher academy, Worcester,
Mass.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1873; ordained Baptist minister
1874; tutor Greek and Hebrew, Crozer Theological Seminary; clerk health depart-
ment, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1886-1909; *. B. K.; A.A.*.; address, 856 Park Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
JONES, PRESTON, DAY, A.B.; A.M., Mississippi College 1871; teacher Latin,
Greek and English, Mississippi College,; principal high school, Hopkinton, Mass.;
grammar school, Worcester, Mass.; admitted to R. I. bar 1879; journalist Provi-
dence, R. I.; A. K. E.; b. Troy, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1847; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 31,
1884.
LAWTON, FRANCIS, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia College 1873; lawyer; Z. *.; address,
198 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
MORGAN, DURA PRATT, A.B.; A.M.; U. S. military service 1862-66; hospital
steward 1864; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1872; ordained Baptist
minister 1872; pastor Jamaica Plain, Beverly, Mass.; trustee Colby Academy;
1869 GRADUATES 227
*.B. K.; A. A. *.; b. New London, N. H., June 30, 1840; d. New London, July 7,
1892.
NEWTON, GEORGE CUNE, A.B.; farmer East Charlemont, Mass.; member school
committee, Charlemont, five years; author frequent contributions to periodicals;
local correspondent Oazette and Courier; address. East Charlemont, Mass.
PATTON, ANDREW BOWMAN, A.B.; A.M.; admitted to bar 1872; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; probate judge, Johnston, R. I.; member school committee,
Johnston; b. Scotland, 1843; d. Johnston, R. I., Jan. 20, 1911.
PERRIN, NELSON, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1873; physician and surgeon
Providence, Pawtucket, R. I.; member R. I. Medical Society; A. K. E; address,
163 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
RHODES, JAMES MAURAN, Ph.B.; banker; retired; *. T.; address, Ardmore, Pa.
RICHMOND, WILLLA.M TALLMAN, A.B.; U. S. military service 1864; com-
mission merchant, Chicago, 111.; *. B. K.; A. K. E; address unknown.
SHANKLAND, JAMES HORTON, A.B.; admitted to Tenn. bar 1871; lawyer Los
Angeles, Cal.; counsel Board of Trade, San Francisco, Cal., ten years; 9. A. X.; ad-
dress, 715 West 28th St., Los Angeles, Cal.
SHEPARD, OSGOOD HARRIS, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1871; admitted
to bar 1871; lawyer Albany, N. Y. ; X.*.; address, Ballston Spa, N. Y.
SMITH, GEORGE MATHEWSON, A.B. 1871; cotton manufacturer; address, 165
Hope St., Providence, R. I.
WHEELOCK, ISAAC ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M.; graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1872; ordained Baptist minister 1872; pastor Worcester, Fitchburg,
Mass.; Meriden, Conn.; secretary Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Boston, Mass.; trustee Worcester Academy 1873-86; member school board, Fitch-
burg, 1880-84; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 15 South Fairview St., Roslindale, Mass.
WHITE, JOHN CONANT, A.B.; admitted to bar 1872; lawyer Effington, 111.;
*. B. K.; b. Forestville, N. C, May 21, 1846; d. Effington, 111., Dec. 16, 1888.
WOOD, ALLEN FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M.; principal Riverpoint Classical Seminary,
Riverpoint, R. I.; high school, Attleboro, Mass.; Fifth Street Grammar School,
New Bedford, Mass., since 1872; president Bristol County Teachers' Association
1884-86; author Outline Astronomy; Oviline Meteorology; Outline Physiology; Out-
line Physics; A. T.; address, 122 Bedford St., New Bedford, Mass.
1870
ANDREWS, ELISHA BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1900; D.D., Colby Uni-
versity 1884; LL.D., University of Nebraska 1884; Chicago University 1901; Ph.D.,
Nebraska 1912; trustee Brown University 1901-04; professor history and political
economy. Brown University, 1882-88; president and professor moral and intellectual
philosophy 1889-98; trustee 1901-04. U. S. military service 1861-64, second lieuten-
ant; principal Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn., 1870-72; graduated New-
ton Theological Institution 1874; ordained Baptist minister 1874; pastor First Church,
Beverly, Mass., 1874-75; president Denison University 1875-79; professor homiletics
and pastoral theology, Newton Theological Institution, 1879-82; student of history
and economics, Berlin and Munich, 1882-83; professor political economy and public
finance, Cornell University, 1888-89; superintendent schools, Chicago, 111., 1898-
1900; chancellor University of Nebraska 1900-08; chancellor emeritus 1908-; U. S.
commissioner International Monetary Conference, Brussels, 1892; member American
Economic Association; New England Historic Genealogical Society; R. I. Historical
Society, Author Brief Institutes of Constitutional History, English and American,
1886; Brief Institutes of General History, 18S7; Institutes of Economics, 1889; TheDuty
of a Public Spirit, 1892; Eternal Words and Other Sermons, 1894; Wealth and Moral
Law, 1894; An Honest Dollar, with seven other essays on bimetallism, 1894; History
of the U. S., 2 vols., 1894; enlarged, 5 vols., 1902; History of the Last Quarter-
Century in the U. S., 1896; new enlarged edition with title. History of the U. S. in
our Own Time, 1903; The Call of the Land, 1913; besides numerous addresses and
articles in reviews; editor History and Oospel, 1891 ; Gospel from Two Testaments, 1893;
translator Droysen's Outlines of the Principles of History, 1893; Paulsen's The
228 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1870
Problem of Cosmology, translated and abridged, 1903; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 1848
Prospect St., Lincoln, Neb.
ARTHUR, JAMES HOPE, A.B.; A.M. U. S. militaiy service 1862-64; graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1873; ordained Baptist minister 1873; missionary
Yokohama, Japan, 1873-74; Tokio, Japan, 1874-77; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Hartford,
Conn., May 27, 1842; d. Oakland, Cal., Dec. 9, 1877.
ASHMORE, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1905. Instructor Latin and Greek,
Brown University, 1875-76. Teacher Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J., 1870-72;
student Leipsic 1872-73; Berlin 1873-74; professor Greek, Shurtleff College, 1874-75;
graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1879; ordained Baptbt minister 1879;
missionary Swatow, China, 1879-; President of Ashmore Theological Seminary of
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society at Swatow, 1908-; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, Swatow, China.
BECKWITH, DANIEL, A.B. Assistant librarian Brown University, 1877-79.
Student of engineering, Germany, 1870-72; in surveyor's office. Providence, R. I.,
1873-76; with manufacturing company. Providence, 1876-77; librarian Providence
Athenseum 1879-94; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 79 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
BISHOP, JOSEPH BUCKLIN, A.B. Member editorial staff Tribune, New York,
N. Y., 1870-83; American correspondent Daily News, London, 1881-1900; member
editorial staff Evening Post, New York, 1883-1900; chief editorial staff Globe, New
York, 1900-05; secretary Isthmian Canal Commission 1905-; Author Cheap Money;
Our Political Drama; The Panama Canal and the Panama Gateway; various articles
on economics and political science; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 7 Dey St., New
York, N. Y.
BRADBURY, WILLIAM AMML A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1870-71; b. Chepachet, R. I., Nov. 3, 1847; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 13, 1872.
BULLOCK, JAMES OZIAS,A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of the City of New York
1872. Physician and surgeon Harrisville, R. I.; Mclntyre, Canton, Peale, Penn.;
Lonaconing, Md.; director Lonaconing Savings Bank; U. S. pension examiner;
secretary board of health, Lonaconing; trustee Central High School, Lonaconing;
A. T.; address, Lonaconing, Md.
BURGESS, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1894. Master De Veaux College 1870-72;
graduated General Theological Seminary 1874; Episcopal clergyman; rector Ameri-
can Chiu-ch, Dresden, Germany; North Adams, Mass.; St. Albans, Vt.; general
missioner, Dutchess County, N. Y.; rector St. Luke's Church, Matteawan, N. Y.,
1890-98; archdeacon Dutchess County; examining chaplain, diocese of N. Y.;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Augusta, Me., May 12, 1850; d. Matteawan, N. Y., Aug. 21,
1898.
BURGESS, THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Insurance agent Providence, R. I.; South Bend,
Ind.; resident Bala, Penn.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 13, 1850; d. Philadelphia,
Penn., Dec. 19, 1897.
CHILD, CHARLES SHUBAEL, A.B.; A.M. Dry goods commission merchant;
*. B. K.; *. T.; address, 217 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
CHILD, FRANK LINUS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1873. Lawyer
Worcester, Mass.; lawyer and real estate agent Boston, Mass.; A. *.; b. West
Millbury, Mass., Sept. 1, 1849; d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 24, 1902.
CLAPP, LEVI WHEATON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1873. Physi-
cian Pawtucket, R. I.; fellow R. I. Medical Society; Providence Medical Associa-
tion; e. A. X.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Jan. 3, 1849; d. Pawtucket, Sept. 18, 1894.
COLWELL, RICHARD STEERE, A.B.; D.D. 1891. Teacher high school, Providence,
R. I., 1870-72; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1875; ordained Baptist
minister 1875; pastor Wanskuck, R. I.; professor Greek, Denison University, Gran-
ville, O.; acting president, 1912-13; author contributions to Standard, Chicago, 111.;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Granville, O.
COOMBS, IRVING WESLEY, A.B.; A.M. U. S. mUitary service 1862-63; student
Rochester Theological Seminary 1871-74; principal New Hampton Literary and
Theological Institution, Fairfax, Vt., 1874-76; ordained Baptist minister 1876;
pastor Chatham, Mass.; Rumney, N. H.; Es^ex and Essex Junction, Bristol, Essex
1870 GRADUATES 229
Jericho and North Springfield, Vt.; North Middleboro, Mass.; Amherst, Canterbury,
Stratham, Newton, Salisbury Heights, Sanbomton, N. H.; Edgartown, Mass.;
address 157 Ridge Ave., Lakewood, N. J.
GUSHING ADONIRAM JUDSON, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence. R. I.; mem-
ber common council 1899-1901; board of aldermen. Providence, 1902, 1903; president
1903; address, 20 Market Sq., Providence, R. I.
DAVIS, JEFFREY, Ph.B. Cotton manufacturer Providence, R. I.; president
Mercantile Mutual Fire Insurance Company; Providence Mutual Fire tisurance
Company; American Enamel Company; 6. A. X.; address, Kingston, R. I.
DAVIS, NATHANIEL FRENCH, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Colby University 1894.
Instructor mathematics. Brown University, 1874-79; assistant professor 1879-89;
associate professor 1889-90; professor pure mathematics 1890-. With engineering
department. Providence Water Works, 1870-71; instructor Riverview Military
Academy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1871-73; vice principal and professor mathematics.
Keystone State Normal School, Kutztown, Penn., 1873-74; president Barnard Club
1895-96; R. I. Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, 1895-97; R. I. Congregational Club 1902-04;
Brown chapter Sigma Xi 1901-02; secretary New England College Entrance Cer-
tificate Board 1902-; member American Mathematical Society; Association of
Mathematical Teachers in New England; N. E. Association of Colleges and Pre-
paratory Schools; fellow A. A. A. S.; *. B. K.; 2. H.; A. *.; address, 159 Brown St.,
Providence, R. I.
DUTTON, NEWELL TRACY, A.B.; D.D. U. S. military service 1862-65, sergeant-
major; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1873; ordained Baptist minister
1873; pastor Warren, Houlton, Fairfield, Me.; financial secretary Colby University
1896-1900; trustee Ricker Classical Institute, Houlton, Me.; Colby University
Cobum Classical Institute; A. T.; b. Claremont, N. H., Oct. 5, 1840; d. Damaris-
cotta. Me., Oct. 5, 1900.
ELY, JOSEPH CADY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1872. Admitted to bar
1872; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member commission to revise laws of R. I. 1890-96;
president Providence Athenaeum; member Ameiican Bar Association; *. B. K.;
A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., March 24, 1849; d. Providence, June 21, 1897.
ENGLISH, JOHN MAHAN, A.B.; D.D. 1891. Trustee Brown University 1907
teacher Conn. Literary Institution, SuflSeld, Conn.; Denison University, Granville,
O.; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1875; ordained Baptist minister 1875:
pastor First Church, Gloucester, Mass.; Dudley Street Church, Boston, Mass.
professor homiletics and pastoral theology, Newton Theological Institution, 1882-,
lecturer Andover Theological Seminary 1895-96; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, New-
ton Centre, Mass.
FALES, ELISHA FARRINGTON, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1874; ordained Congregational minister 1874; pastor Carthage, Mo.; Palestine,
Tex.; Philadelphia, Penn.; trustee Lake Charles College, La.; since 1900 in charge
of Home Department, Penn. State Sunday School Association; *. B. K.; address,
4407 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Penn.
FENNER, HENRY SMITH, Ph. B. Treasurer Slade Mills, Fall River, Mass.;
director Fall River National Bank; b. Smithfield, R. I., May 31, 1846; d. Fall River,
Mass., Jan. 2, 1907.
FIELD, THOMAS GARDNER, A.B.; A.M. U. S. military service 1862, corporal;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1873; ordained Baptist minister 1873;
pastor Alton, 111.; Winona, Minneapolis, Minn.; district secretary American Baptist
Missionary Union, district of Northwest; O. and W. Va.; trustee Shurtleff College
1874-79; LI. Baptist State Convention; Minn. Baptist State Convention; Ohio
Baptist Education Society; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Granville, Ohio.
FISH, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. U. S. mUitary service 1862-66, first lieutenant
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1874; ordained Baptist minister 1875
pastor Burlington, la.; BUlerica, Brewster, Mass.; Crompton, Centreville, R. I,
life insurance agent. Mutual Life Insurance Company of N. Y., Boston, Mass.
Author Summer Resorts of R. I.; articles in Watchman; A. K. E.; address, 41 Wobum
St., Reading, Mass.
230 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1870
FISHER, ALBERT GARDENER, A.B.; A.M. 1878. Principal high schools.
Palmer, Provincetown, Marlboro, Arlington, Mass.; proprietor Fisher Teachers'
Agency, Boston, Mass.; retired; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, Arlington, Mass.
FORD, ISAAC NELSON, A.B.; Litt.D. 1903. Member editorial staff Tnbune,
New York, N. Y., 1870-1912; London correspondent New York Tribune, London,
England. Author Tropical America, 1903; various poems and numerous articles
in magazines and periodicals; *. B. K.; *. T.; b. Buffalo, N. Y., July 11, 1848; d.
London, Eng., Aug. 7, 1912.
HAMM, WALTER CHARLES, A.B. Member editorial staff Tnbune, New York,
N. Y., 1875-83; Press, Philadelphia, Perm., 1883-1903; American Consul, Hull,
England, 1903-12; Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng., 1912-; *. B. K.; A. *.; author various
articles in magazines; address, U. S. Consulate, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng.
HARRINGTON, CHARLES NELSON, A.B.; A.M., LL.B., Harvard University
1874. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; counsel and chief examiner. Title Guarantee
Company of R. I.; address, 426 Brook St., Providence, R. I.
HARTWELL, MORTIMER HALL, A.B. Trustee Brown University 1884-91.
Merchant and manufacturer; member Providence common council 1888-91 ; A. K. E.;
b. Providence, R. I., March 3, 1849; d. Providence, July 21, 1891.
HERRESHOFF, JOHN BROWN FRANCIS, Ph.B. by special vote 1905; A.M.
honorary 1890; Sc. D. 1909; chemist; vice president Nichols Chemical Company;
member American Chemistry Association; American Society of Mechanical Engi-
neers; Scientific Alliance; address, 620 West End Ave., New York, N. Y.
JOHNSON, MARCUS MORTON, Ph.B.; M.D., University of the City of New York
1877. Teacher Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn.; house physician Hart-
ford, Conn. Hospital 1877-78; medical student, Vienna and Berlin, 1878-79; physi-
cian and surgeon Hartford; surgeon Governor's Foot Guard since 1879; trustee and
chairman executive committee Conn. Literary Institution; member Hartford
Medical Society; Hartford County Medical Society; American Medical Association;
fellow Academy of Medicine, New York, N. Y.; organizer and president of Hartford
Free Dispensary; owner and superintendent of Woodland Sanitarium, ten years;
author numerous addresses and articles in medical journals; A. T.; b. Malone,
N. Y., Apr. 21, 1844; d. Hartford, Conn., Mar. 15, 1914.
KNIGHT, WALTER BRAYTON, Ph.B. From Providence, R. I.; *. T.; d.
Providence, Aug. 7, 1877, aged 28.
LINCOLN, ARTHUR, A.B.; A.M. *. B. *.; X. *.; address, 7 Nassau St., New
York, N. Y.
LYON, JONATHAN FISH, A.B. ; A.M.; M.D., Heidelberg University 1880. Physi-
cian; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 231 East 116th St., New York, N. Y.
MACY, JOHN COGGESHALL, A.B.; LL.B., Iowa State University 1871. Lawyer
Des Moines, la.; member city council, five years; A. $.; b. Newport, R. I., May,
1848; d. Des Moines, la., July 23, 1901.
MARYOTT, CHARLES ALPHEUS, A.B.; A.M. Student Crozer Theological
Seminary; ordained Baptist minister 1871; pastor Lonsdale, North Kingstown,
Providence, Wickford, R. I.; b. North Stoningtou, Conn., Jan. 1, 1843; d. Biloxi,
Miss., Jan. 17, 1907.
MARYOTT, ERASTUS EDGAR, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Union University 1882-
Student Crozer Theological Seminary 1870-71; ordained Baptist minister; pastor
Wilmington, Del.; Tiverton, R. I.; Lebanon Springs, Berlin, N. Y.; physician and
surgeon, Springfield, Mass.; Millbrook, Coxsackie, N. Y.; member American
Academy of Medicine; b. North Stonington, Conn., Sept. 29, 1845; d. Coxsackie,
N. Y., Feb. 29, 1904.
MUNRO, WILFRED HAROLD, A.B.; A.M. 1873; L.H.D., Hobart College, 1910!
associate professor history and director University Extension Brown University
1891-99; professor European history 1899-1911; emeritus 1911-; Master De Veaux
College, Niagara Falls, N. Y., 1870-71; associate principal St. Mark's School, Salt
Lake City, Utah, 1871; in South and Central America 1873; principal Academic
Institute, Le Roy, N. Y., 1875-79; president De Veaux College 1881-89; student
Universities of Freiburg and Heidelberg, Germany, 1890-91; president R. I. Alpha,
Phi Beta Kappa; Barnard Club; R. I. Sons of the American Revolution; R. I.
1870 GRADUATES 231
Churchmen's Club; governor R. I. Society Colonial Wars; R. I. Society Mayflower
Descendants; president R. il. Historical Society 1906-; member merican Historical
Association; American Antiquarian Society. Providence School Committee 1910-;
author History of Bristol, R. I., 1880; Picturesque Rhode Island, 1881; editor
Worles of William H. Prescott, 22 vols., 1905-06; numerous articles in reviews and
encyclopedias; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 115 Butler Ave., Providence, R. I.
PECK, WILLIAM THANE, A.B.; A.M.; Sc.D. 1894. Trustee Brown University,
1906-. Principal high school, Warren, R. I., 1870-72; student Leipsic and Berlin
1872-74; teacher high school. Providence, R. I., 1875-81; principal classical depart-
ment 1881-97; principal classical high school 1897-; president Barnard Club 1897-98;
R. I. Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, 1905-07; author various educational articles; editor
The First and Second Books of Ovid's Metamorphosis for the Use of Schools, Washing-
ton's Farewell Address, and Webster's Bunker Hill Orations; *. B. K.; A. T.; address
46 Princeton Ave., Providence, R. I.
PORTER, GEORGE WHIPPLE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1874;
physician Providence, R. I.; surgeon out-patient department, department of gyne-
cology, R. I. Hospital; consulting physician Providence Lying-in Hospital; St. Eliza-
beth's Home; fellow R. I. Medical Society; Providence Medical Association; fellow
American Academy of Medicine; *. B. K.; b. Smithfield, R. I., Apr. 10, 1847; d.
Providence, R. I., Oct. 10, 1910.
POWEL, SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. University of Penn. 1877; resident Newport, R. L ;
Philadelphia, Penn.; b. Powelton, Philadelphia, Penn., Nov. 9, 1848; d. Newport,
R. I., April 1, 1902.
PROCTOR, WILLIAM MELVILLE, A.B. Resident Wrentham, Mass.; member
school committee; trustee public library; *. B. K.; address, Wrentham, Mass.
READ, FREDERICK PARK, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1872. Admitted
to bar 1873; lawyer. Address, 1440 First National Bank Building, Chicago, 111.
REYNOLDS, JOHN POST, Ph.B. Member town councU, Bristol, R. I., 1882-86;
superintendent of schools 1884-; judge of probate, Bristol, 1898-1905 president
Churchman's Club of R. I. 1903-05; address, Bristol, R. I.
RHODES, ORLO BERTRAM, A.B.; A.M. Teacher and principal Hungerford
Collegiate Institute, Adams, N. Y.; editor Daily Standard, Watertown, N. Y.;
A. K. E.; b. Scriba, N. Y., Jan. 14, 1849; d. Watertown, N. Y., June 23, 1904.
SHEPPARD, CHARLES EWING, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; address, 91 Broad St.,
Bridgeton, N. J.
SHIERE, PETER BENTON, A.B. Graduated Theological Institute of Conn. 1873;
ordained Congregational minister 1874; pastor Maynard, Chatham, Mass.; address,
210 Elm St., West Somerville, Mass.
SMITH, WILLIAM ARMINGTON, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1871. Admit-
ted to bar 1871; lawyer Kansas City, Mo., 1871-77; ordained Baptist minister 1878;
pastor Hamilton, Cleveland, O.; Somerville, Mass.; A. *.; b. Cincinnati, O., Dec.
29, 1847; d. Seattle, Wash., May 29, 1890.
TAFT, FREDERIC CLARKE, A.B. Manufacturer, Taftville, Killingly, Conn.;
b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 5, 1850; d. Providence, March 6, 1876.
THOMAS, EUGENE ELLIS, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1873;
ordained Baptist minister 1873; pastor North Tewksbury, Mass.; Woonsocket,
R. I.; Newburyport, Mass.; Nyack-on-Hudson, Tarrytown-on-Hudson, Castleton-
on-Hudson, N. Y.; member R. I. house of representatives 1880-82; superintendent
public schools Woonsocket 1880-84; editor Daily and Weekly Patriot, Woonsocket,
two years; b. North Attleboro, Mass., Jan. 7, 1851; d. Castleton-on-Hudson, N. Y.,
Dec. 4, 1904.
WATSON, ARTHUR HAMILTON, Ph.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.; member
common council 1883-93; president 1890-93; alderman 1894-96; president 1895;
e. A. X.; b. Lonsdale, R. I., Sept. 20, 1849; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 16, 1913.
WEEDEN, GEORGE EVERSON, A.B.; A.M. Cotton manufacturer Providence,
R. I., 1870-1902; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 3, 1848; d. Providence, June
5, 1902.
232 BROWN UNIVERSITY
1870
WILLIAMS, ALONZO, A.B.; A.M. Tutor Greek and Latin, Brown University,
1870-71; professor modem languages and literature 1876-92; professor Germanic
languages and literatures 1892-1901. U. S. military service 1861-65, second lieu-
tenant; teacher Latin, Greek and German, Friends' School, Providence, R.I., 1871-
75; member Oriental Congress, Stockholm, Sweden, 1889; commander R I. depart-
ment Grand Army of the Republic 1889-90; supervisor U. S. census of R. I. 1890;
member Board of Soldiers' Home 1889-93; trustee East Greenwich Academy 1886-
87; member school committee Providence 1900-01; president R. I. Alpha, Phi Beta
Kappa, 1891-93. Author French Versification; Subjunctive Mood in French, 1885;
German Conversation and Composition, 1885; Analyses of Lectures on German Litera-
ture, 1894; SyUahus of Lectures on Faust, 1895; various historical sketches and
addresses; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Foster, R. I., Sept. 14, 1842; d. Providence,
March 16, 1901.
WOODMAN, PRENTISS MELLEN, A.B.; A.M., Miss. College. Tutor Greek and
Latin, Miss. College; student Newton Theological Institution 1872-73; teacher
public schools, Minneapolis, Minn., 1873-80; admitted to bar 1880; lawyer Min-
neapolis; editor Woodman's Minn. Lawyer's Diary; Northwestern Land Guide;
various legal publications; A. K. E.; address. Lumber Exchange Building, Min-
neapolis, Minn.
1871
ARMINGTON, ARTHUR HERBERT, Ph.B. Assessor taxes Providence, R. I.,
1886-; address. City Hall, Providence, R. I.
BLODGET, WILLIAM, A.B. Banker Chicago, 111.; Providence, R. I.; Boston,
Mass.; New York, N. Y.; trustee Wellesley College; *. T.; address, Blodgett and
Co., Boston, Mass. and New York, N. Y.
BOWERS, ARTHUR FOSTER, A.B. City editor Tnbune, New York, N. Y.;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; d. New York, N. Y., Nov. 3, 1905.
BROWN, RICE ARNOLD, A.B. Merchant Blackstone, Mass.; merchant and
broker. Long Branch City, N. J.; A. A. *.; address, 53 Norwood Ave., Long Branch
City, N. J.
BROWN, ROBERT PERKINS, A.B.; A.M. With Kendall Manufacturing Com-
pany, Providence, R. I.; treasurer R. I. Warehouse Company; member Providence
common council 1899; colonel and aide-de -camp to governor of R. I. 1903-04
president Municipal League; R. I. Alpha of Phi Beta Kappa; First Congregational
Society; R. I. Consumers' League; and other organizations; *. B. K.; S. S.
A. *. ; address, 13 Charles Field St., Providence, R. I.
BUCKLIN, GEORGE WARREN, A.B. In business New York, N. Y.; Providence,
R. I.; travelled in South America 1877-78; *. B. K.; Z. *.; b. LouisviUe, Ky.
March 23, 1851; d. Oroya, Peru, Dec. 24, 1878.
BURR, JOHN EZRA, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1874:
ordained 1874; pastor Fisherville, N. H.; West Medway, Mass.; A. T.; b. French
Creek, W. Va., Feb. 27, 1845; d. Deer Park, W. Va., Sept. 6, 1883.
BUSH, HARRY POWELL, Ph.B. Law student Harvard University 1871-73
admitted to bar 1874; lawyer Providence, R. I.; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., June
10, 1851; d. Providence, Dec. 24, 1875.
CALL, HOWE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1874. Admitted to bar 1874
lawyer; address, Portsmouth, N. H.
CAMPBELL, GILBERT NOXON, Ph.B. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; 9. A. X.
(no further record.)
CARR, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B. ; LL.B., Columbia College 1874. Admitted
to bar 1874; lawyer; address, 80 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
CARROLL, ADAMS POPE, Ph.B. Merchant Norwich, Conn., 1871-; treasurer
Griswold Cotton Mill 1873-95; trustee Conn. Literary Institute, Suffield, Conn.;
Otis Public Library; treasurer Baptist Sea-side Resort Association of Conn.; *. T.;
address, 257 Broadway, Norwich, Conn.
CHILD, EDWARD FREEBORN, A.B. Cotton cloth broker; *. T.; b. Warren,
R. I., Jan. 24, 1851; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 24, 1912.
1871 GRADUATES 233
GUSHING, WALTER JOHN, Ph.B. Engineer U. S. navy two years; civil engineer
Providence, R. I.; Z. SP.; b. Providence, R. I., June 20, 1853; d. Providence, March
19, 1895.
EARLE, JOSEPH PITMAN, Ph. B. Trustee Brown University 1888-1905. Broker
inrubber. New York, N.Y.; resident Wickford, R. I. ; *. B. K.; Z. *.; b. Providence
R. I., Sept. 5, 1847; d. Wickford, R. I., March 2, 1905.
FITCH, LATHAM, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor New
London, Conn.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. New London, Conn., Dec. 10, 1849; d.
Waterford, Conn., Nov. 6, 1895.
GARDNER, WALTER RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Nashotah Theological
Seminary 1890. Graduated General Theological Seminary 1874; rector Amenia,
N. Y.; assistant Church of the Advent, Boston, Mass.; general superintendent
missions. Diocese of Fond du Lac, Wis.; rector Plymouth, Wis.; president Nashotah
Theological Seminary 1890-97; missionary Algoma, Wis.; b. Nantasket, Mass.,
Apr. 18, 1849; d. Algoma, Wis., Nov. 25, 1906.
GOULD, JOHN MELVILLE, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D. 1891; LL.B., Boston University
1875. Admitted to bar 1874; lawyer Newton, Mass.; Boston, Mass. Author
Treatise on the Law of Waters; Notes on the Revised Statutes of the U. S. and the Subse-
quent Legislation of Congress, in conjunction with G. F. Tucker; articles in Cyclopedia
of Law and Procedure; editor Story's Equity Pleadings, 9th edition, 1879; 10th
edition, 1892; Daniell's Chancery Practice, 6th American edition, 3 vols., 1894;
Kent's Commentaries, 14th edition, 4 vols., 1896; Perry on Trusts, 5th edition, 1899;
May on Insurance, 4th edition, 2 vols., 1900; Wood on Limitations of Actions, 3d
edition, 1901; Parsons on Contracts, 9th edition, 3 vols., 1904; National Banlcruptcy
Act of 1898, annotated and explained, in conjunction with A. W. Blackmore, 1904;
The National Bank Law of 186i, vrith amendments, annotated and explained, 1904;
*. B. K.; Z. *.; b. Marshfield, Mass., July 4, 1848; d. Newton, Mass., April, 1909.
HENDRICK, ELIJAH WILLIAM, A.B. Admitted to bar 1874; lawyer San Diego,
Cal., 1874-; citjy attorney 1884-86; district attorney San Diego county 1884-86;
member Cal. legislature 1881-82; U. S. circuit commissioner 1875-89; A. T.; address.
Paradise Valley Sanitarium, National City, Cal.
HENNESSY, THOMAS CHARLES, A.B.; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College
1874. Physician Montreal, Canada; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 9, 1849;
d. Dec. 25, 1889.
HOWLAND, MATTHEW MORRIS, A.B.; A.M. Address, Floral Bluff, Fla.
HOYT, DANIEL WEBSTER, A.B. U. S. military service 1864-65; graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1874; ordained Baptist minister 1874; pastor
Amherst, Millbury, Worcester, North Oxford, Mass.; author A Sermon in Rhyme;
A. T.; address, 335 Lincoln St., Worcester, Mass.
JAMES, JOHN CRAWFORD, A.B. Wholesale crockery merchant Kansas City,
Mo., 1872-; president Commercial Club; member Board of Education; A. K. E.;
address. Corner Linwood Ave, and Flora St., Kansas City, Mo.
JEWELL, JOSEPH HAYDEN, A.B. Medical student Harvard University 1871-72;
A. K. E.; b. Brentwood, N. H., Aug. 18, 1847; d. Manchester, N. H., March 29, 1872.
JOHNSON, ALFRED EVAN, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., General Theological Seminary
1876. Graduated General Theological Seminary 1874; Episcopal minister; rector
Stone Ridge, N. Y.; assistant Springfield, Lowell, Mass.; rector Salmon Falls, N. H.;
New Bedford, Mass.; missionary Los Angeles, Cal.; assistant minister All Saints'
Memorial Church, Providence, R. I.; author Simple Exposition of the Apostles'
Creed; *. B. K.; address, 155 Princeton Ave., Providence, R. I.
KENDALL, HENRY LUCIEN, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1874; ordained Congregational minister 1875; pastor Walpole, Charlestown, Mass.;
Jacksonville, Fla.; Northfield, Minn.; Walpole, Mass.; *. B. K.; b. Providence,
R. I., March 5, 1849; d. Walpole, Mass., Jan. 23, 1883.
LUTHER, CHARLES CARROLL, A.B. Journalist 1871-76; ordained Baptist
minister 1886; evangelist; pastor Bridgeport, Conn.; Camden, N. J.; North Lyme,
Old Lyme, Conn.; .Somers Point, N. J.; author Talks to young Christians and Some
Bible Outlines; editor Delta Kappa Epsilon Song Book, 1871; A. K. E.; address,
Somers Point, N. J.
234 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1871
MARSH, HENRY, A.B. by special vote 1901. Admitted to bar 1874; U. S. circuit
court 1876; lawyer Providence, R. I.; deputy clerk U. S. circuit and district courts
1882-92; U. S. commissioner district of R. I. 1881-1907; member of school committee
1905-; address, P. O. Box 626, Providence, R. I.
MARSHALL, WILLIAM ELWOOD, A.B.; A.M.; *. B. K.; address, Long Point,
King's Co., Nova Scotia.
MILLER, AUGUSTUS SAMUEL, A.B. ; A.M. Admitted to bar 1874; U. S. circuit
court 1880; U. S. supreme court 1890; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member Providence
common council 1885-87; president 1887; member R. I. house of representatives
1884-85, 1889-91; speaker 1889-91; member R. I. senate 1893-94; member R. I.
commission to revise constitution 1897; mayor Providence 1902-05; chairman R. I.
state commission on harbor improvement 1903; 9. A. X.; b. Plainfield, Conn., Aug.
13, 1847; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 26, 1905.
MUSTIN, WILLIAM FINN, A.B.; A.M. Merchant Philadelphia, Penn.; *. B. K.;
A. A. *.; b. Philadelphia, Penn., June 15, 1849; d. there Dec. IS, 1878.
PLUMMER, CORISTELIUS CHANNING, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; secretary
R. I. Radical Peace Society; A. T.; address, 108 John St., Providence, R. I.
POTTER, FRANK KING, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. L; Z. *.; b. Providence,
R. I., Dec. 15, 1849; d. there Oct. 31, 1905.
TAYLOR, DAVID HENRY, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1874;
ordained Baptist minister 1874; pastor Salem, Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Norwich,
Conn.; Newtouville, Mass.; authar Jubilee Hymn; Life of Paul; Memoir of William
Treat Bums; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. French Lake, N. B., Dec. 19, 1847; d. Newtonville,
Mass., Dec. 10, 1890.
THOMAS, SYLVANUS MARTIN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1874. Lawyer
Taunton, Mass., 1875-98; member board of commissioners Vessel Owner's Associa-
tion; oflScer, several local street railway corporations; *. B. K.; b. New Bedford,
Mass., March 23, 1850; d. Taunton, Mass., Nov. 20, 1898.
TUCKER, EDWARD TOBEY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1874. Physician
New Bedford, Mass.; member school committee 1893-98; *. B. K.; address, 258
Pleasant St., New Bedford, Mass.
WOODWORTH, LEVERETT SUPPLY, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1874. Ordained Congregational minister 1874; pastor Brockton, Mass.;
East Providence, R. I.; state missionary R. I. Home Missionary Society; pastor
Highland Congregational Church, Providence, R. I.; delegate International Council,
London, 1891; International Sunday School Convention, Jerusalem, 1904; A. T.;
address, 5 Rhode Island Ave., Providence, R. I.
WYMAN, HENRY HARRISON, A.B. Member Paulist Order 1875; ordamed
Roman Catholic priest 1876; Paulist missionary, U. S. and Canada, to 1895; rector
St. Mary's Church, San Francisco, Cal.; chaplain of California State Senate sessions;
author Certainty in Religion; address, 660 California St., San Francisco, Cal.
1872
ASHTON, AMOS TURNER, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1903. Graduated General Theologi-
cal Semmary 1875; ordained Episcopal deacon 1875; priest 1875; rector Amenia,
Haverstraw, Hyde Park-on-Hudson, N. Y.; archdeacon of Dutchess Co; member
various committees. Diocese of New York. Author God'a Glory our Aim; the three
following articles in Beer's History of Rockland County, N. Y.: History of Trinity
Church and St. Luke's Church Haverstraw; Sketch of the Life of Rev. Solomon 0.
Hitchcock of Sharon, Conn.; Historical Sketch, in Centennial History of the Diocese
of New York; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., May 3, 1849; d. Hyde Park-on-Hudson,
Jan. 10, 1911.
BARBER, LEANDER MILTON, A.B. Superintendent Wood River Branch RaU-
road, 1876-1902; address, Arcadia, R. I.
BARNETT, FRANCIS WALTER, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Episcopal minister 1876;
assistant Trmity Church, Newtown, Conn.; rector Wilton, Canaan, South Glaston-
bury, Conn.; A. A. *.; address, Newtown, Conn.
1872 GRADUATES 235
BEAM, JOHN ROGERS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Columbia College 1874. Lawyer
Paterson, N. J.; captain Light Guards of Paterson; major N. J. State National
Guard; *. B. K.; Z. *.; b. Paterson, N. J., Dec. 19, 1850; d. there July 4, 1893.
BENNETT, ALBERT ARNOLD, A.B.; D.D. 1900; D.B., Baptist Union Theo-
logical Seminary 1875. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Holliston, Mass.; mis-
sionary Yokohama, Japan; president Baptist Theological Seminary of Japan;
author Historical Sketch of Holliston Baptist Church; Baptist Hymnbook; also, in
Japanese, various portions of the Bible, tracts and hymns; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b.
Philadelphia, Pa., Apr. 16, 1849; d. Yokohama, Japan, Oct. 12, 1909.
BESTOR, ORSON PORTER, A.B.; D.B., Baptist Union Theological Seminary 1877;
Chicago University 1898. U. S. military service 1862; student Newton Theological
Institution 1872-73; ordained Baptist minister 1873; pastor Neponset, Bristol,
Dixon, Pullman, 111.; Madison, Beloit, Evansville, Bayview, Wis.; Dundee, La
Moille, HI.; Prairieville, Mich.; recording secretary Wis. Baptist State Convention,
eight years; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Prairieville, Mich.
BEVAN, JOHN LUTHER, A.B.; LL.B., University of Mich. 1874. Lawyer Atlanta,
DL; city attorney ten years; town clerk ten years; alderman three years; mayor
three years; address, Atlanta, III.
BROWN, WILLIAM GARDNER, A.B.; A.M. Student Boston University Medical
School; medical department. University of Michigan, 1874-75; physician Chicago,
111.; teacher Swansea, Mass.; New Paltz, N. Y.; B. 9. n.; b. Swansea, Mass., Dec.
16, 1846; drowned Fall River, Mass., Sept. 15, 1882.
BUFFUM, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Connected with R. I. National Bank, Provi-
dence, R. I.; cotton broker Providence; A. K. E.; b. Smithfield, R. I., Nov. 2, 1849;
d. Middletown, R. I., Jan. 7, 1875.
CARR, WILLIAM CORNELIUS, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1875; ordained Baptist minister 1875; pastor Danielson, Conn.; Windsor, Vt.;
Weedsport, N. Y.; address. Glen Spa, N. Y.
COATES, FRANK AVERY, A.B. ; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia College, 1875. Physician Mystic, Conn.; A. T.; b. Mystic, Conn., July
15, 1851; d. there Sept. 11, 1910.
COLWELL, JOHN WILMARTH, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1875; ordained Congregational minister 1875; pastor West Concord, Pittsfield, N. H.;
Peabody, Mass.; Barrington, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., May 3, 1847; d. Barring-
ton, R. I., March 20, 1896.
CRANE, JOSHUA EDDY, A.B.; A.M. Principal academy, Bridgewater, Mass.;
instructor English language, Syrian Protestant College, Beirut, Syria; Albany, N. Y.;
librarian Young Men's Association, Albany, five years; associate principal Latin
School, Portland, Me.; corresponding secretary Old Bridgewater Historical Society;
librarian Taunton Public Library, Taunton, Mass. Author various biographical
sketches in Old Colony Historical Society Collections; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address,
Taunton, Mass.
DEAN, ARTHUR DENORVAN, A.B.; A.M.; Sc.B., University at Lewisburg
1867. Admitted to bar 1875; U. S. supreme court 1879; lawyer Scranton, Penn.;
president Waverly Borough School Board, Lackawanna County, Penn., 1897-.
Author Genealogy of the Dean Family; Oenealogy of the Tripp Family; *. B. K.; A.
A. *.; address, 327 Washington Ave., Scranton, Penn.
DOUGLAS, SAMUEL TOBEY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1875. Admitted
to bar 1875; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member common council 1887-90; alderman
1890-92; commissioner U. S. circuit com-t 1890-1905; standing master in chancery
R. I. supreme court 1898-1905; X. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 15, 1853; d.
Providence, E. I., April 12, 1905.
DUANE, JAMES MAY, A.B.; A.M. Trustee, Brown University, 1908-12; banker,
member firm of Brown Brothers and Company, New York, N. Y.; Z. *.; b. Hones-
dale, Pa., Aug. 21, 1851; d. New York, Dec. 2, 1912.
DUNBAR, EUGENE KINCAID, A.B.; A.M. Editor and publisher; broker;
Z. *.; address, 15 Rowena St., Dorchester Centre, Mass.
ELLIOT, RICHARD MOSES, A.B. Mvisic teacher; A. T.; b. Templeton, Mass.,
April 20, 1844; d. Epsom, N. H., Sept. 3, 1908.
236 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1872
FISHER, GEORGE RUSSELL, Ph.B.; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
Physician Providence, R. I.; b. North Scituate, R. I., May 28, 1852; d. Providence,
Sept. 30, 1908.
GAMMELL, ROBERT IVES, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1890-.
Merchant and manufacturer Providence, R. I.; president R. I. Hospital; Providence
National Bank; treasurer Blackstone Manufacturing Company; director R. I.
Hospital Trust Company, Lonsdale Co. and Mergenthaler Linotype Company;
Providence Washington Insurance Company; Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company; Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance Company and State of R. I. Enterprise
and American^Mutual Fire Instu-ance Companies; Boston and Providence Railroad
Company; Providence Institution for Savings; *. B. K.; address, 327 Benefit St.,
Providence, R. I.
GOULD, EDWIN WALTER, A.B.; A.M. Student Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, Mass.; ordained Episcopal minister 1878; assistant rector St. John's
Church, Roxbury, Mass., one year; travelled 1878-84; curate Markham Church,
Cornwall, England, 1884-86. Author various articles in Churchman; A. A. *.;
b. Providence, R. I., April 7, 1850; d. Stratton, Cornwall, England, Dec. 31, 1886.
GREENE, BENJAMIN ALLEN, A.B.; D.D. 1893. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1875; ordained Baptist minister 1875; pastor Westboro, Lynn, Mass.;
Evanston, LI. twelve years; special lectiu-er Crozer Theological Seminary 1895;
director Northern Baptist Educational Society; trustee Newton Theological Institu-
tion; secretary board of trustees; trustee Divinity School, Chicago University;
special lectvirer Rochester Theological Seminary 1896; Chicago University 1903;
Garrett Political Institute 1904; professorial lecturer in University of Chicago,
Divinity Department, 1909-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Chicago University, Chicago,
111.
GREENE, FRANK BARTLETT, A.B.; A.M. Teacher English and scientific
department, Worcester Academy, 1872-73; editor and publisher educational and
other works, Germantown, Penn.; member executive committee University Extension
Center, Germantown, Perm., 1890-1900; treasurer; secretary Geographical Society
of Philadelphia 1900-04. Author Greene's First Lessons in English; Warren's New
Physical Geography, in conjimction with W. H. Brewer; also various geographical
articles in Chambers' New Encyclopwdia; Lippincott's Gazetteer; Eneyclopcedia
Americana; *. B. K.; address, 5136 Newhall St., Germantown, Penn.
HAMLIN, EDWARD BOWEN, A.B.; A.M. Superintendent J. Briggs and Sons
Company, Providence, R. I.; 6. A. X.; address, 7 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
HENDRICK, JAMES WESLEY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1875; lawyer Los Angeles.
Santa Monica, Cal.; district attorney Lassen Co., Cal., 1877-79; justice Cal. superior
court, Lassen Co., 1880-85; A. *.; address, 1421 Alvarado Terrace, Los Angeles,
Cal.
HERRING, EDWIN AYER, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1876;
ordamed Baptist minister 1876; pastor Bellows Falls, Vt.; Peterboro, N. H.; Ells-
worth, Me.; Brandon, Vt.; East Providence, R. I.; financial superintendent R. I.
Temperance League; pastor Danvers, Mass.; insurance business, Seattle, Wash.;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 567 Empu-e Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
HITCHCOCK, GEORGE, A.B. 1889; LL.B., Harvard University 1874. Lawyer
R. I.; New York, N. Y.; artist Egmond a. d. Hoef, Holland; represented in Dresden
Gallery; Chicago Art Institute; Imperial Collection, Vienna; McCullough Collec-
tion, London; R. I. School of Design; medals, American Art Association 1887;
honorable mention Paris 1887; gold medal Paris 1889; Berlm 1896; World's Colum-
bian Exposition 1893; Dresden 1897; Vieima 1898; Munich 1901; member Frana
Josef Order, Austria; Munich Secession; Vienna Association of Arts; author papers
on art in Scribner's Magazine; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., 1850; d. Aug. 2, 1918,
Island of Marken, Holland.
HOLBROOK, JOHN JOSIAH, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1875; teacher New London, Keene, N. H.; civil engineer Keene; A. T.; b.
Swanzey, N. H., Dec. 10, 1844; d. Keene, N. H., March 24, 1884.
HOWARTH, FRANCIS ANDREW, A.B. Woolen manufacturer Rochdale and
Oxford, Mass.; X. *.; address, 45 Cedar St., Worcester, Mass.
1872 GRADUATES
2S7
HOWE, FRANK PERLEY, A.B.; M.E., Lehigh University 1878. Iron and steel
manufacturer; general superintendent Montour Iron and Steel Company, Danville,
Penn., 1880-86; vice president and general manager North Branch Steel Company,
Danville, 1886-91 ; second vice president W. Wharton, Jr. and Company, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1891-1900; secretary and treasurer Cranberry Furnace Company 1901-;
president, 1910; president Graham Iron Company 1901-; Cranberry Coal and Iron
Co., 1906; E. S. and W. R. R. Co., 1906; La FoUette Iron Co., 1909; manager
Rockhill Furnace Company 1902-; Z. *.; address, 242 South 17th St., Philadelphia,
Penn.
JENNINGS, ANDREW JACKSON, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1876. Trustee
Brown University 1887-. Admitted to bar 1876; lawyer Fall River, Mass.; member
school committee Fall River 1876-79; Mass. house of representatives 1878, 1879;
Mass. senate 1882; district attorney, southern district of Mass., 1894-98; *. B. K.;
A. K. E.; address. Fall River, Mass.
JUDAH, NOBLE BRANDON, Ph. B. Admitted to bar 1874; lawyer, member
firm of Judah, Willard and Wolf, Chicago, 111. Address, 2701 Prairie Ave., Chicaeo.
111. ^
KELLEN, WILLL4.M VAIL, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D. 1891; LL.D. 1902; LL.B., Boston
University 1875. Trustee Brown University 1892-. Teacher University Grammar
School, Providence, R. I., 1872-74; admitted to bar 1876; lawyer Boston, Mass.;
reporter decisions Mass. supreme coiu-t 1888-92; trustee Episcopal Theological
School, Cambridge, Mass.; president B. I. Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, 1901-03. Author
Parsons on Contracts, 7th ed., edited, 1882; Index Digest of Mass. Reports, 1886;
Index to Public Statutes of Mass., 1888; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Cohasset, Mass.
LANDRUM, WILLIAM WARREN, A.B.; D.D. 1902; Washington and Lee College
1886; LL.D., University of Ga. 1903. Graduated Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary 1874; ordained Baptist minister 1874; pastor Shreveport, La.; Atlanta,
Ga.; Richmond, Va.; A. T.; address, 1328 South First St., Louisville, Ky.
LISCOMB, WILLIAM SHIELDS, A.B.; A.M. Instructor Brown University,
1885-88. Teacher English and Classical School, Providence, R. I.; high school.
Providence; professor rhetoric and English literature, Keiogijiku University, Tokio,
Japan; 1888-93; lecturer Christian History, Jiyn Shin Gakko; member Asiatic
Society of Japan. Author letters from Japan, and numerous articles and poems in
periodicals; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Providence, R. I., March 19, 1848; d. Chichester,
N. H., Sept. 5, 1893.
M'LARREN, IRVINE GREENE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1874. Admitted
to bar 1875; lawyer Eastport, Me., 1875-; principal high school, Eastport; Princeton,
Me.; city solicitor Eastport 1893, 1898, 1903; member school committee several
years; A. $.; address, 91 Water St., Eastport, Me.
MASON, JOHN HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1904; University of Rochester 1903.
In city department. Tribune, New York, N. Y., 1872-74; graduated Rochester
Theological Seminary 1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Sennett, Brock-
port, N. Y.; New Haven, Conn.; Batavia, N. Y.; professor English Bible, Rochester
Theological Seminary; A. A. $.; address, 213 Culver Road, Rochester, N. Y.
NEWBOLD, CHARLES LAURIE, A.B.; D.B., Divinity School, PhUadelphia, Penn.,
1875. Ordained Episcopal minister; missionary Christ Church, Milton and Watson-
town, Penn., 1875-76; rector Church of the Epiphany, Providence, R. I.; St. Paul's
Church, Hoboken, N. J.; Christ Church, Manhasset, N. Y.; author Log Book;
Historical Sketch of Christ Church, Manhasset, N. Y.; A. K. E. ; address, Manhasset,
N. Y.
NICHOLS, CHARLES LEMUEL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1875.
Instructor chemistry. Brown University, 1872-73. Physician Worcester, Mass.;
lecturer on history of medicine, Boston University, 1888-1905; #. B. K.; A. K. E.;
address, 38 Cedar St., Worcester, Mass.
OLCOTT, JOHN HEZEKIAH, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., National University, Washing-
ton, D. C., 1876. Insurance agent, Washington, D. C; clerk U. S. post office depart-
ment; dry goods merchant, Washington; secretary Masonic lodges; *. B. K.;
A. T.; b. Hartford, Conn., June 9, 1850; d. Washington, D. C, April 27, 1908.
238 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1872
OSLER, LEMUEL JOSIAH, A.B.; A.M. Merchant; X. *.; address, 241 Rhodes
St., Providence, R. I.
PARKER, HENRY WARD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1890. Phy-
sician; address, 13 South Sixth St., New Bedford, Mass.
PAYNE, ARTHUR DEXTER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; broker,
dealer in mortgages. New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 128 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
SCOTT, ADRIAN, A.B.; A.M. 1875; upon examination 1891; Ph.D. 1893. Instruc-
tor German, Brown University, 1891-94; associate professor Germanic philology and
Scandinavian 1894-96. Instructor Chippaqua Mountain Institute, N. Y., 1872-73;
principal high school, Blackstone, Mass., 1873-74; assistant professor Latin and
Greek, Norwich University, 1874-75; superintendent of schools, Blackstone, Mass.,
1878-91; farmer and stock raiser, Blackstone, Mass.; author School Reports, Black-
stone, Mass., 1878-91; *. B. K.; B. G. n; b. Blackstone, Mass., April 23, 1850; d.
Northfield, Vt., Dec. 11, 1905.
SMITH, JOHN DAY, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Columbian University 1878; LL.M. 1881.
Served in Civil War in Co. F. 19th Me. Vols., 2nd Army Corps; was in all battles of
Army of the Potomac from Antietam until June 22, 1864, when he was severely
wounded in action near Petersburg, Va. Admitted to bar 1881; member Minn,
house of representatives 1889; senate 1891-95; judge, fourth judicial district for
terms 1905-11, 1911-17; lecturer on law of torts and constitutional law; Howard
University, 1881-86; on American constitutional law. University of Minn., 1888-1905;
lectures and address. Club University; member G. A. R. (comdr. Dept. of Minn.
1893); pres. Minn. Chapter G. A. R. 1907; author Cases on Constitutional Law, 1897;
History of the Nineteenth Maine Regiment 1909; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 2720 Pills-
bury Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
STOCKWELL, GEORGE APPLETON, A.B.; A.M. Member reportorial staff
Advertiser, Boston, Mass., 1874-76; Journal, Providence, R. I., 1879-83; Press,
Providence, 1883-85; agent U. S. coast survey office and U. S. hydrographic oflBce
1885-1911; British vice consul. Providence, 1885-1911; secretary R. I. State Board
of Agriculture 1892-1903. Author Mass. town histories; R. I. Almanac; books.
Our Choir, A Narragansett Pier, Beauacre; foreign newspaper correspondent; A. K. E.;
address. Providence, R. I.
WASHBURN, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Farmer Medfield, Mass.; member school
committee, Medfield, 1898-; secretary; chairman; trustee public library 1899-;
secretary four years; trustee town funds 1901; town clerk pro tempore 1901; member
joint school committee, Medfield and Walpole, Mass., 1899-; secretary Medfield
Historical Society 1893-1902; president; secretary committee to arrange for celebra-
tion of the 250th anniversary of the incorporation of Medfield; justice of the peace.
Author Historical Catechism of Medfield, Mass.; editor Proceedings at the Celebration
of the S50th Anniversary of the Incorporation of Medfield; A. *.; address, Medfield,
Mass.
WATERMAN, DANIEL DYER, Ph.B. Temporary assistant engineering depart-
ment. Providence water works, 1869-73; assistant civil engineer 1873-76; tax
assessor, Cranston, R. I., 1885; moderator 1886-88; town clerk and probate clerk
1888-; member school committee 1903-; judge of probate 1904-; address, 187
Farmington Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHEELER, HENRY ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M.; b. Worcester, Mass., Feb. 24,
1846; d. Worcester, March 23, 1887.
WOODS, JOHN CARTER BROWN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University 1874.
Trustee Brown University 1884-; secretary executive committee 1889-. Admitted
to bar 1874; lawyer Providence, R. I., 1874-; member Providence common council
1877-85; president 1881-85; member school committee 1881-85; R. I. house of
representatives 1881-87; R. I. senate 1891-92, 1894-97; R. I. board of state charities
and corrections 1892-98; chairman 1895-98; member R. I. commission on improved
roads 1892-95; R. I. commission on geological survey of the state 1895-; R. I.
commission to erect state armory in Providence; trustee R. I. School for the Deaf
1895-; director on the part of Brown University, R. I. School of Design 1894-95;
president R. I. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 1888-1900; clerk
1872 GRADUATES 239
Charitable Baptist Society of Providence 1877-91; president R. I. Sons of the
American Revolution 1892-93; R. I. Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa, 1893-95; *. B. K.;
Z. '1'.; address, 82 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
1873
ALMY, HERBERT, A.B. Assistant clerk R. I. supreme court, Providence Co.,
1876-84; lawyer Providence, R. I.; address, 205 Butler Ave., Providence, R. I.
BASSETT, EDWARD DROWN, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member school
committee six years; common council; director Westminster Bank; Providence
Athenseum; member commission to revise judicial system of R. I.; X. *.; address,
179 Congress Ave., Providence, R. I.
BLAKE, HENRY AUGUSTUS, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1876; ordained Congregational minister 1876; pastor Athol, Mass.; Providence,
R. I.; Webster, Spencer, Mass.; Rochester, N. H.; Stafford Springs, Hartford,
Colchester, Conn.; member school committee Providence 1885-88; trustee Webster
Public Library; author Semi-centennial History of Congregational Church of Athol;
A. T.; address, Colchester, Conn.
BOGMAN, EDWARD YOUNG, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1876; physician
Providence, R. I.; A. K. E.; b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 24, 1849; d. Atlanta, Ga.,
March 5, 1900.
BOURNE, FRANK BAYLIES, A.B. Instructor analytical chemistry. Brown
University, 1873-74. Civil engineer, city engineer's oflSce, Providence, R. I.; A. K.
E.; address, 100 Taber Ave., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, GEORGE MATTICE, A.B. Lawyer Buffalo, N. Y.; corporation counsel,
Buffalo, 1891-93; A. *.; b. Oakfield, N. Y., April 3, 1850; d. Buffalo, N. Y., Sept.
5, 1912.
BROWN, GEORGE TILDEN, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1875. Lawyer
Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1877-78, 1887-88, 1893-94;
R. I. senate 1889-91; justice R. I. superior court 1905-; A. *.; address, 320 Wayland
Ave., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, WALTER FRANCIS, Ph.B. Artist Providence, R. I.; Venice, Italy;
6. A. X.; address, Palazzo du Mulu, San Vio 725, Venice, Italy.
BROWN, WILLIAM MAXWELL, Ph.B. Chief engineer Metropolitan Sewerage
Works of Mass., 1895-1912; chief engineer Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission,
1912-; member American Society of Civil Engineers; Boston Society of Civil
Engineers; address. Room 819 Essex Bldg., Newark, N. J.
BULLOCK, GEORGE NEWHALL, A.B. Merchant; X. *.; address, 378 Car-
penter St., Providence, R. I.
BURGESS, FREDERICK, A.B.; D.D. 1899. Student General Theological Semmary
1874-75; Oxford University 1876; ordained Episcopal priest; minister Mendham,
N. J.; rector Amherst, Mass.; Pomfret, Conn.; Bala, Perm.; Detroit, Mich.;
Grace Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.; bishop of Long Island, N. Y., 1902-; A. A. *.;
address. Garden City, Long Island, N. Y.
CALDWELL, WILLIAM EMERY, A.B. 1889. Secretary; Z. *.; address, 14 Mont-
gomery St., San Francisco, Cal.
CARPENTER, GEORGE EDWARD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians
and Surgeons 1875. Physician Albion, N. Y.; East Providence, R. I.; New York,
N. Y.; member school committee East Providence; superintendent of schools;
health oflScer; medical examiner; member R. I. Medical Society; A. K. E.; b.
Seekonk, Mass., Aug. 23, 1849; d. East Providence, Sept. 22, 1893.
CARRINGTON, EDWARD, A.B. In cattle business, Wy. Ter., 1878-85; resident
Providence, B. I.; *. T.; address, 66 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
COLLINS, GEORGE LEWIS, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1879. Trustee
Brown University 1893-; physician Providence, R. I.; physician Dexter Asylum;
Shelter for Colored Children; Providence Dispensary; Home for Aged Women;
R. I. Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum; St. Mary's Orphanage; home. Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Children; attending and consulting physician and trustee
Providence Lying-in Hospital; surgeon R. I. Hospital 1890-1903; consulting physi-
240 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1873
cian and surgeon 1903-; surgeon St. Joseph's Hospital; consulting surgeon; con-
sulting physician, R. I. State Sanatorium; member American Medical Association;
R. I. Medical Society; Providence Medical Association; American Academy of
Medicine; *. T.; address. Providence, R. I.
COLLINS, WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, Ph.B. Mechanical superintendent;
address, 272 Harriet St., Bridgeport, Conn.
BUNNELL, WILLIAM WANTON, A.B. Cotton broker Providence, R. I., 1873-81;
manufacturer, treasurer Dvmnell Manufacturing Company, Providence 1881-99;
manufacturer Apponaug, R. I., 1901-; *. T.; address, 16 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
FARNHAM, EDWIN PICKETT, A.B.; D.D. 1903. Graduated Rochester Theo-
logical Seminary 1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Providence, R. I.;
Yonkers, N. Y.; preacher Minneapolis and Richfield, Minn.; pastor Salem, Mass.;
superintendent church extension work, Brooklyn and Loiig Island, 1903-; author
addresses, sermons, magazine articles; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 450 Elm St.,
Richmond, Hill, N. Y.
FITZGERALD, ORMOND EDWARD, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1875.
Lawyer; Z. *.; address, Butler Hospital, Providence, R. I.
FOSTER, WILLIAM EATON, A.B.; A.M.; Litt.D. 1901. Librarian Public
Library, Hyde Park, Mass., 1873-76; cataloguer Turner Free Library, Randolph,
Mass., 1876-77; librarian Public Library, Providence, R. I., 1877-. Author Literature
of Civil Service Reform in the U. S., 1881; The Civil Service Reform Movement, 1881;
Libraries and Readers, 1883; Stephen Hopkins, a R. I. Statesman, 1884; Early
Attempts at R. I. History, comprising those of Stephen Hopkins and Theodore Foster.
edited in Collections of the R. I. Historical Society, vol. 7, 1885; References to
Political and Economic Topics, 1885; References to the History of Presidential Adminis-
trations, 1789-1885, 1885; Town Oovemment in R. I., 1886; References to the Constitu-
tion of the United States, vnth an appendix, 1890; Public Support of Public Libraries,
1891; Some R. I. Contributions to the Intellectual Life of the Last Century, 1892;
Libraries of Providence, 1902; The Point of View in History, 1906; How to Choose
Editions, 1912; besides various periodical articles, partially enumerated in Annual
Report of the American Historical Association, 1889; member several Historical
and Library Associations; *. B. K.; address, 240 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
FULLER, AUGUSTUS HEMENWAY, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Bennington, Vt.;
Uxbridge, Mass.; student Bangor Theological Seminary 1876-78; Congregational
minister; pastor Mattapoisett, West Medway, Billerica, Easton, Ballard Vale, Mass.;
address, Ballard Vale, Mass.
GREENE, STEPHEN, Ph.B. Trustee Brown University 1900-01. Civil engineer
Providence, R. I.; mill engineer and architect with A. D. Lockwood and Company,
Providence, R. I.; Lockwood, Greene and Company, Providence, Newbvu-yport,
Boston, Mass.; treasurer and manager Whitefield Cotton Mills, Newburyport,
Mass.; director various manufacturing and insurance companies. New England
and the South; trustee Worcester Academy; Newton Theological Institution;
Mass. Homoeopathic Hospital; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; president
American Baptist Home Mission Society; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Hope Village, Scituate,
R. I., Sept. 27, 1851; d. Newton Centre, Mass., Nov. 7, 1901.
GRINNELL, JOHN BROWN, A.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1875. Lawyer
Mystic, Conn.; with Standard Machinery Company, Mystic; with Eaton, Cole
and Bumham Company, and Crane Valve Co., Bridgeport, Coim. ; $. B. K. ; address,
273 West Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
HORTON, VICTOR FOOTE, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor. Johnston, Providence,
R. I.; member school board, Johnston, 1877-83; superintendent schools 1884-87;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; address, 40 Gilmore St., Providence, R. I.
HOWLAND, CARVER, A.B. 1881. Graduated U. S. Military Academy 1876.
second lieutenant 4th infantry, U. S. army; instructor modem languages, U. S;
Military Academy, 1883-87; first lieutenant 1886; adjutant 1887; captain 1894-
1901; major 1901; retired 1902; X. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 10, 1850; d.
San Diego, Cal., Dec. 29, 1912.
JAMES, LUTHER TILLMAN, A.B. Wholesale crockery and glass merchant;
A. K. E.; address, 3420 Paseo St., Kansas City, Mo.
1873 GRADUATES 241
KNEISLY, CHARLES CHRISTIAN, Ph.B. Chief clerk U. S. land office, Guthrie,
Ok.; b. Dayton, Ohio, Jan. 30, 1853; d. Guthrie, Ok., April 11, 1913.
LINCOLN, JOHN LARKIN, Ph.B. Merchant Boston, Mass., 1873-76; with D.
Appleton and Company; J. W. Doane and Company; Deane, Whitaker and Com-
pany; Deane Brothers and Lincoln, Chicago; retired 1904; ■ir. T.; address, 101
West 55th St., New York, N. Y.
LINDSEY, JOSEPH FERDINAND, JR., A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University
1876. Physician Newport, R. I.; Boston, Fall River, Roxbury, Mass.; member
Mass. Homoeopathic Medical Society; Boston Homoeopathic Medical Society;
A. K. E.; address, "The Warren," Roxbury, Mass.
McCLELLAN, ARTHUR DAGGETT, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1875.
Trustee Brown University 1897-1900. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; A. K. E.; b. Sutton,
Mass., May 21, 1850; d. Boston, Mass., April 5, 1900.
McCORD, CHARLES GIBSON, Ph.B. Lawyer Vincennes,Ind.; U. S. commissioner
1876-90; b. Vincennes, Ind., Mar. 21, 1851; d; Vincennes, Mar. 16, 1914.
MARTIN, ROBERT MITCHELL, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Mumford, N. Y.; Deep River, Conn.;
Orange, N. J.; New York, Amenia, N. Y.; Providence, R. I.; preacher Buffalo,
Rochester, N. Y.; pastor Salem, Mass.; acting pastor Montreal, Canada; Cleve-
land, O.; Lynn, Mass.; superintendent of schools Swampscott, Ipswich, Mass.;
secretary R. I. Baptist Education Society 1889-92; preacher at large since 1909;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 12j^ Hathorne St., Salem, Mass.
MATHEWSON, EVERETT PERCIVILLE, A.B.; A.M. Baptist clergyman;
pastor South Centre Ashford Church, Warrenville, Conn., 1874-79; First Church,
Hopkinton, R. I., 1880-89; farmer and preacher, Hopkinton, R. I.; deputy town
clerk; chairman school committee 1892-; *. B. K.; B. 6. U.; address. Lock Box
188, Ashaway, R. I.
MATHEWSON, FRANK MASON, Ph.B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.; presi-
dent and treasurer Brookhaven Sand and Gravel Co.; 0. A. X.; address, 103 Park
Ave., New York, N. Y.
RHODES, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M. U. S. military service 1864-65, second lieutenant;
student Rochester Theological Seminary 1874-75; professor Latin, Central Univer-
sity, and teacher, high school, Pella, la.; Sunday school missionary. Col.; civil
engineer Denver, Col.; special examiner Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C,
1887-; A. T.; address. Pension Office, Washmgton, D. C.
SADLER, ALVIN GROVER, A.B. Lawyer Boston, Mass., 1875-79; *. B. K.;
A. T.; State Insane Asylum, Taunton, Mass.
SMITH, ARVIN AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1876; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Turner, West Sumner, Yarmouth,
Me.; Boston, Petersham, Mass.; professor Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C; pastor
Wilmington, Vt.; preacher and teacher Sunderland, Mass., and Halifax, Vt.; pastor
Sterling Hill, Canterbury, Conn.; *. B. K.; address, 19 Congress St., Worcester,
Mass.
STEERE, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1887-92. Lawyer
Boston, Mass.; trustee Boston University 1887-92; *. B. K.; B. 9. H.; address, 27
School St., Boston, Mass.
STRATTON, ASA EVANS, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1875. Lawyer; news-
paper editor; *. B. K.; A.*.; address, 80 Highland Ave., Fitchburg, Mass.
TAYLOR, DANIEL AMOS, Ph.B. Manager woolen mills, Dayville, Conn.; Potter
Hill, R. I. and Bellevue, Conn.; A. T.; b. Old Mystic, Conn., April 22, 1852; d.
Westerly, R. I., Jan. 5, 1900.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM ELLIOTT, A.B.; A.M.; Syracuse University 1886.
Professor ancient languages, Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima, N. Y. 1873-89;
Latin language and literature, Hamline University, St. Paul, Minn., 1889-1903;
Norton professor Latin language and literature; secretary College of Liberal Arts;
*. B. K.; address, 879 Pascal Ave., St. Paul, Mmn.
TUCKER, GEORGE FOX, A.B.; Ph.D. 1891; LL.B., Boston University 1875.
Lawyer; reporter of decisions Mass. supreme court 1892-1901; member Mass.
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house of representatives 1890-92. Author Manual Relating to the Preparation of
Wilh, 1884, 1902; The Monroe Doctrine, a Concise History Relating to its Origin and
Growth, 1885; Manual Relating to the Formation and Management of Mercantile and
Manufacturing Corporations, 1888, 1905; Manual Relating to the Constitution;
Notes on the Revised Statutes of the U. S. and the Subsequent Legislation of Congress,
in conjimction with J. M. Gould, 1889; A Quaker Home, 1891; International Law,
in conjunction with G. G. Wilson, 1901; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 615 Bar-
risters' Hall, Boston, Mass.
WATSON, MATTHEW, Ph.B. 1885. Manufacturer and banker Providence, R. I.;
member Providence Board of Trade; ^. T.; b. Providence, R. I., April 14, 1852;
d. Providence, March 17, 1897.
WILSON, JOSEPH KENNARD, Ph.B.; D.D., Ewing College 1897. Graduated
Crozer Theological Seminary 1876; pastor Nyack, N. Y.; New London, Conn.;
Taunton, Melrose, Mass.; Portland, Me.; editor Zion's Advocate, Portland, 1905-;
president Baptist Young People's tfnion, Mass., 1892-95; B. 6. n.; address, 95
Exchange St., Portland, Me.
1874
ABBOTT, JAMES PERCIVAL, A.B.; D.D., Temple College, Philadelphia, Pa.,
1898; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1877; ordained Baptist minister
1877; pastor Medford, Mass.; Oshkosh, Wis.; Rockford, 111.; A. T.; address,
Rockford, 111.
ANDERSON, THOMAS DAVIS, A.B.; D.D. 1894. Fellow Brown University
1890-; secretary corporation 1890-. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Portland, Me.; Baltimore, Md.;
Providence, R. I.; Albany, N. Y., 1902-10; overseer Columbian University 1883-89;
president R. I. Baptist State Convention 1895-1902; trustee Newton Theological
Institution; Rochester Theological Seminary; author Memorial Address on E. G.
Robinson, President of Brown University, Nov. kz, 1894; *• B. K.; A. A. *.; address,
2 Wellington Terrace, Brookline, Mass.
BABCOCK, EDWARD WILCOX, A.B. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1879; priest
1880; minister Meriden, Conn.; rector New Haven, Conn.; New York, N. Y.;
Stonington, Conn.; Troy, N. Y.; principal Mary Warren Free Institute, Troy 1898-;
author Seven Pica Sermons, 1904; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 142 Eighth St.,
Troy, N. Y.
BABCOCK, HARMON SEELEY, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1877; lawyer
Providence; superintendent public schools; town solicitor; coroner East Provi-
dence; treasurer Watchemoket fire district; author A Poultry Compendium; Phi-
losophy of Judging; Friendship of Learning, and numerous articles in periodicals;
*. B. K.; B. e. II.; address, Raynham Centre, Mass.
BARBOUR, THOMAS SEYMOUR, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1895. Trustee Brown
University 1902-. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1877; ordained
Baptist minister 1877; pastor Brockport, N. Y.; Orange, N. J.; Fall River, Brook-
line, Mass.; foreign secretary American Baptist Missionary Union, thirteen years;
trustee Newton Theological Institution; engaged in literary work; *. B. K.; address,
Wollaston, Mass.
BLOOD, DANIEL RICHARDSON, A.B. Cotton merchant Boston, Ga.; A. T.;
b. Cornish, N. H., Oct. 23, 1850; d. Old Orchard, Me., June 28, 1900.
BULLOCK, JERAULD, Ph.B. Graduate student Brown University 1874-76;
*. T.; b. Providence, R. I., June 16, 1854; d. Paris, France, April 3, 1882.
BURNHAM, JOHN MILTON, A.B.; A.M. Assistant librarian Brown University
1881-1909; *. B. K.; b. Manchester, N. H., Feb. 28, 1847; d. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 11, 1909.
CASE, PHILIP HENRY, A.B. Professor mathematics, Santa Barbara College,
Santa Barbara, Cal., 1875; associate editor Santa Barbara Daily Press; A. A. 4>.;
b. Newport, R. I., March 12, 1852; d. Santa Barbara, Cal., Feb. 16, 1892.
COFFIN, GEORGE HENRY, A.B. 1883; A.M.; M.D., Boston University 1903.
Principal Peirce Academy, Middleboro, Mass.; professor Colgate Academy, Hamil-
ton, N. Y.; instructor English and Classical School, Providence, R. I.; principal
1874 GRADUATES 243
high schools, Hudson, Mass.; Fairfield, Me.; instructor Boston University Medical
School; physician Hopedale, Northboro, Mass.; A. K. E.; address, Northboro, Mass.
CRAIGIE, WILLIAM CHARLES, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1877; b. North Cambridge, Mass., 1844; d. Nov., 1889.
DAWLEY, EDWIN PELEG, A.B. with class by special vote 1907. Chief engineer
New York, Providence and Boston B. R.; division engineer N. Y., N. H. and H.
R. R.; chief engineer; engineer of construction of East Side tunnel. Providence,
R. I.; expert designer of heavy bridges and an authority on the work connected with
the abolition of grade crossings; b. Providence, Oct. 1, 1853; d. there Oct. 7, 1910.
EDDY, FORREST GREENWOOD, A.B. with class by special vote 1907; D.M.D.,
Harvard University 1875. Dentist Providence, R. I.; instructor and clinical in-
structor of operative dentistry. Harvard University since 1888; address, 15 Euclid
Ave., Providence, R. I.
FARNHAM, SETH TAYLOR, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Malone, Medina, N. Y.; A. T.; b.
Morris, Conn., Aug. 20, 1847; d. New Shoreham, R. I., Sept. 7, 1884.
GALLUP, ALBERT, A.B. ; A.M.; LL.B., Columbia College 1876. Admitted to bar
1876; lawyer New York, N. Y.; member board of commissioners of public parks.
New York, 1888-92; captain Signal Corps, N. Y. National Guard; member Bar
Association; author Handbook of Military Signalling; b. Providence, R. I., June
9, 1853; d. New York, N. Y., Dec. 24, 1892.
GIFFORD, ORRIN PHILIP, A.B.; D.D., University of Rochester 1896. Graduated
Rochester Theological Seminary 1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor
Pittsfield, Boston, Brookline, Mass.; Chicago, lU.; Buffalo, N. Y.; Brookline,
Mass.; author Sermons and magazine articles; A. T.; address, 44 Marion St.,
Brookline, Mass.
GRANGER, DANIEL LARNED DAVIS, A.B.; A.M. 1902; LL.B., Boston Uni-
versity 1877. Admitted to bar 1877; U. S. bar 1882; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
reading clerk R. I. house of representatives 1887-89; city treasurer. Providence,
1890-1901; mayor Providence 1901-03; member U. S. house of representatives
1903-09; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., May 30, 1852; d. Washmgton, D. C, Feb. 14,
1909.
HAPGOOD, EPHRAIM, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution 1874;
ordained Baptist minister 1875; pastor South Windham, Vt.; Seward, David City,
Neb.; South Hanson, Mass.; agent Mass. Total Abstinence Society 1886-; 2. $.;
address. South Hanson, Mass.
HOLBROOK, URIAH HOPKINS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1877. Physician
Providence, R. I.; fellow R. I. Medical Society; member Providence Medical
Association; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 10, 1850; d. there May 8, 1884.
HOWLAND, WILLIAM DILLWYN, Ph.B. Manufacturer New Bedford, Mass.;
trustee New Bedford Institution for Savings; director National Bank of Commerce;
New Bedford Safe Deposit and Trust Company; *. T.; b. New Bedford, Mass.,
March 27, 1853; d. there April 23, 1897.
HOYT, JAMES HUMPHREY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1877. Admitted
to bar 1877; lawyer Cleveland, O.; general counsel Hocking Valley Railway Com-
pany and other corporations; A. A. *.; address, 2445 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O.
LEACH, JAMES EDWARD, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1875. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Boston, Mass.; d. Feb. 26, 1908.
LEAVENWORTH, NATHAN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Worcester Academy 1874-75;
acting principal 1875-76; principal 1876-82; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Stepney, Conn.,
June 20, 1849; d. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 1, 1882.
LEESON, GEORGE EDWIN, A.B. U. S. military service during Civil war; gradu-
ated Newton Theological Institution 1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor
Framingham, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Pittsfield, Mass., July 25, 1845; d. Fram-
ingham, Mass., Aug. 20, 1881.
McKINNEY, JOHN, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1877;
ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Elizabeth, N. J.; De Land, Lake Helen,
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Fla.; trustee John B. Stetson University; A. T.; b. Philadelphia, Penn., May 1,
1848; d. Glens FaUs, N. Y., April 2, 1898.
MATHEWSON, CHARLES BRENTON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University
1878. Physician Boston, Mass.; Providence, R. I.; A. A. *.; address, Box 653,
Plainfield, N. J.
METCALF, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1876; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; St. Paul, Minn.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 9, 1851; d. there Dec.
29, 1884.
MILLER, EDWARD, A.B. Manufacturer Meriden, Conn.; director Home National
Bank; trustee City Savings Bank; president of Edward Miller & Co., lamp and
electric fixtures; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Meriden, Conn.
ORDWAY, OTIS OSGOOD, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution
1874-76; ordained Baptist minister 1876; preacher Farmington, Me.; pastor
Nobleboro, Cooper's Mills, Me.; Hammonton, N. J.; East Haverhill, Beverly,
Middleboro, Sheldonville, Marshfield, Mass.; clerk Damariscotta Association, Me.,
1878-83; secretary board of trustees public library, Wrentham, Mass., three years;
B. 6. n.; address, Standish, Mass.
PARK, SAMUEL, A.B. Lawyer New London, Conn.; justice New London city
court; assistant counsel U. S. court of commissioners on Alabama claims; A. ||>.;
address, 79 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
PENNIMAN, HENRY MIXTER, A.B. with class by special vote, 1907. Graduated
Andover Theological Seminary 1882; graduate student 1882-83; ordained Congre-
gational minister 1884; pastor East Derry, N. H.; Chicago, 111.; Keokuk, Iowa;
professor Christian evidences, college pastor, financial secretary, and in 1907 assistant
to the president, Berea College, Berea, Ky.; A. A. *.; address, Berea College,
Berea, Ky.
PERRINE, ENOCH, A.B.; A.M. 1882; Litt.D., Penn. College 1892. Teacher
Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J.; editor True American, Trenton, N. J.; law
student 1876-77; editor Seaside, Manasquan, N. J.; professor English literature,
Bucknell University; #. B. K.; A. *.; address, 26 South Front St., Lewisburg, Penn.
PERRY, JAMES WILLIAM, A.B. by special vote 1895; LL.B., Columbia College
1875. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; trustee Southern N. Y. Baptist Association six
years; delegate Republican National Convention 1900; president Brown Uni-
versity Club in New York 1900, 1901; address, 2 Rector St., New York, N. Y.
POND, VIRGIL CLARENCE, Ph.B.; D.M.D., Harvard University 1880. Dentist
Boston, Mass.; dental surgeon Mass. General Hospital 1882-84; demonstrator
operative dentistry, Harvard University, 1881-84; instructor 1890-93; president
Harvard Alumni Dental Association 1893-94; president American Academy Dental
Sciences 1899-1901; captain Mass. volunteer militia 1899-1901; author articles in
dental journals; address, 92 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass.
POPE, LOUIS ATHERTON, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor Mansfield, Mass.; Phenix, Warren,
R. I.; Newburyport, Mass.; founder and president seven years Choral Union, New-
buryport; author various pamphlets and historical sketches; A. T.; b. Brookline,
Mass., Oct. 6, 1852; d. Newburyport, Mass., Aug. 20, 1903.
POTTER, JOHN MYRON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Warren, R. I.; Friends' School,
Providence, R. I.; journalist and publisher "Boston, Lynn, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T.;
b. Rowley, Mass., Sept. 21, 1850; d. Salem, Mass., Feb. 13, 1902.
RAY, WILLIAM FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Woolen manufacturer Franklin, Mass.;
member Mass. house of representatives 1885-87; Mass. senate 1892-93; trustee
Dean Academy; officer and director in several business and public corporations;
A. K. E.; b. Franklin, Mass., May 2, 1854; d. there May 24, 1898.
ROCKWOOD, FRANK ERNEST, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D., Denison University 1900.
Teacher South Jersey Institute, Bridgeton, N. J.; professor and dean Bucknell
University; member American Philological Association. Editor Velleius Patercvlus,
book II., 1893; Cicero's Cato Major de Senectute, 1895; Cicero's De Offieiis, book I.,
1901; Cicero's Titsculan Disputations, hook I., and the Dream of Scipio, 1903;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Penn.
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SCHOONOVER, ALPHEUS HEWITT, Ph.B. Farmer Mystic, Conn.; A. *.;
address. Old Mystic, Conn.
TANNER, ABEL PALMER, A.B. Admitted to bar 1875; U. S. district comts 1900;
lawyer New London, Conn.; corporation counsel for the city of New London;
member of Conn, general assembly, 1913; president New London Bar Association;
address, 23 Hempstead St., New London, Coim.
TARLETON, CHARLES WHXIAM, A.B.; A.M.; address, 44 Lyndon St., Con-
cord, N. H.
TAYLOR, BARNARD COOK, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Richmond CoUege 1889. Gradu-
ated Crozer Theological Seminary 1877; instructor Hebrew 1877-80; assistant
professor Biblical interpretation 1880-83; professor Old Testament exegesis 1883-.
Author Outline Analysis of the Books of the Bible; The Historical Books of the Old
Testament; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Chester, Penn.
UPHAM, ALBERT GEORGE, A.B.; D.D., Denison University 1894. Graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1877; ordained Baptist minister 1877; pastor
Southbridge, Mass.; Montreal, Canada; Cleveland, O.; Dorchester, Fall River,
Mass.; president Grande Ligne Mission, Province of Quebec; member Protestant
Board of School Commissioners, Montreal; senate Toronto Baptist College
Master University; president Cleveland Baptist City Mission Society; trustee
Rochester Theological Seminary; Newton Theological Institution; *. B. K.; A. T.
b. Weston, Mass., Dec. 28, 1850; d. Waverly, Mass., July 20, 1908.
WALDO, CHARLES SIDNEY, A.B. Merchant Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; *. T.
address, 54 Burroughs St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
WATERMAN, HAROLD PEARCE, A.B. *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 180 Angell
St., Providence, R. I.
WELTON, CEPHAS BURPEE, A.B. Graduated Crozer Theological Seminary
1877; Baptist clergyman; pastor Kentville, N. S.; Hilbboro, N. B.; resident
Sussex and St. John, N. B., seven years; pastor Williamson, Rockville Centre,
Port Jefiferson, N. Y.; A. T.; address, 507 59th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
WHEELER, JOHN BROOKS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Providence, R. I.; Middle-
bury, Vt.; St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H.; head master Trinity Hall, Washington,
Penn.; proprietor Clinton Preparatory School, Clinton, N.. Y.; 1898-1911; address,
Clmton, N. Y.
WHITE, WILLIAM NELSON, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1875.
Lawyer Boston, Mass.; b. Norton, Mass., Sept. 30, 1849; d. Marshfield, Mass.,
July 24, 1882.
WHITMAN, FRANK PERKINS, A.B.; A.M.; Se.D. 1900. Instructor English
and Classical School, Providence, R. I.; professor physics, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute, Troy, N. Y.; Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio; fellow
American Association for the Advancement of Science; author various articles in
scientific journals; *. B. K.; 2. S.; A. A.*.; address. Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, Ohio.
WOOSTER, EDSON GAIUS, A.B.; A.M. Theological student 1874-75; teacher
Columbia, S. C; Natchez Seminary, Miss.; b. Naugatuck, Conn., March 6, 1850;
d. Addison, N. Y., May 10, 1881.
YOUNG, FRANK LINNjEUS,A.B. Oil manufacturer and merchant; A. T.; address,
111 Purchase St., Boston, Mass.
1875
ALDRICH, frank EDGAR, A.B. Treasurer H. A. Williams Manufacturing
Company, Boston, Mass.; secretary Worthen and Aldrich Company, New York,
N. Y., until 1903; resident Passaic, N. J.; A. K. E.; b. Worcester, Mass., May 20,
1854; d. Passaic, N. J., December 2, 1903.
BAKER, BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher high school. Westerly, R. I., 1875-76;
principal high school, Woonsocket, R. I.; teacher classical department, high school.
Providence, R. I.; superintendent of schoob Newport, R. I., ten years; admitted
to bar 1901; lawyer Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address, 15 Westminster
St., Providence, R. I.
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BAKER, DAVID SHERMAN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1877; U. S. courts;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; superintendent of schools. North Kingstown, R. I., six
years; member R. I. state board of education, three years; member R. I. house of
representatives two years; R. I. senate three years; U. S. attorney. Author History
of The Town of North Kingstovm, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Wiokford, R. I.,
Jan. 11, 1852; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 27, 1906.
BARKER, CHRISTOPHER FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of the
City of New York 1882. Physician Newport, R. I.; member medical board, Newport
Hospital; admitting physician; president 1905-; member Newport Medical Society;
American Medical Association; fellow R. I. Medical Society; *. B. K.; address,
32 Bull St., Newport, R. I.
BOGERT, EDWARD LANGDON, A.B.; A.M. Clerk with the Bradstreet Com-
pany, New York, N. Y.; Z. *.; b. Geneva, N. Y., Aug. 18, 1852; d. Jan. 19, 1910.
BOSSON, ALBERT DAVIS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1878; lawyer Chelsea,
Mass.; mayor 1891; justice police court 1892-; president County Savings Bank
1890-; president Winnisimmet National Bank, 1899-1904; Wood Rubber Co.;
Boston and Lockport Block Co.; A. A. *.; address, Chelsea, Mass.
BRAMAN, DANIEL BURDICK, A.B. Farmer; retired; d. Newport, R. I., May
26, 1907.
BROWN, FRANKLIN HENRY, A.B. Lawyer Norwich, Conn. ; chairman board
of education; coroner New London County; A. T.; address, Norwich, Conn.
BURLING AME, CHARLES EDWIN, A.B.; A.M. Draughtsman Providence,
R. I.; Cleveland, Toledo, O.; Boston, Mass.; architect's department, N. Y. Central
and Hudson River Railroad; b. Providence, R. I., April 21, 1850; d. New York,
N. Y., April 16, 1895.
BURNHAM, GILBERT ORNE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1884; lawyer Boston, Mass.;
b. Essex, Mass., Oct. 28, 1849; d. there Dec. 31, 1911.
CALDWELL, SAMUEL LE NORD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1882.
Physician Providence, R. I.; Colorado Springs, Col.; member R. I. Medical Society;
El Paso Co. Medical Society; Z. *.; address, 1129 Wood Ave., Colorado Springs,
Col.
CHIPMAN, WILLIAM PENDLETON, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Presbyterian College
of S. C. 1890. Student Rochester Theological Seminary 1875-76; ordained Baptist
minister 1877; pastor Davisville, R. I.; Peabody, Mass.; preacher Barnwell Court
House, S. C; pastor Walton, Pawling, N. Y.; Essex, Conn.; Damariscotta, Me.;
Olivet Church, Hartford, Conn.; author books for boys, serials, short stories, his-
torical and magazine articles; address, Talcottville, Conn.
CLARK, JOHN FRANCIS, A.B. Resident VaUey Falls, R. I.; member R. I. house
of representatives 1879-85; clerk post office. Providence, five years; town clerk
Cumberland, R. I., seventeen years; collector internal revenue, four years; clerk of
secretary of state since 1909; A. K. E.; address. Valley Falls, R. I.
CONGDON, WILLIAM STEBBINS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1877; lawyer Norwich,
Conn.; clerk city court 1879-87; member Conn, legislature 1882; B. 9. n.; b. Norwich,
Conn., Jan. 1, 1851; d. there Jan. 15, 1887.
FARREN, WILLIAM ALBERT, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1879; ordained Baptist minister 1879; pastor North Billerica, Mass.; graduate
student Newton Theological Institution 1888-89; pastor New London, N. H.;
North Attleboro, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
FIELD, CHARLES ELMER, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1878. Physician
East Bridgewater, Mass.; shoe manufacturer Brockton, Mass.; A. A. ^.; address,
49 North Main St., Brockton, Mass.
GLADDING, THOMAS STANTIAL, A.B. ; A.M. Teacher Conn. Literary Institute,
Suffield, Conn.; Worcester Academy; analytical chemist New York, N. Y.; author
various pamphlets and papers on chemical subjects; *. B. K.; A. T.; address,
181 Front St., New York, N. Y.
GODDARD, HENRY EDWARD, A.B.; M.D., Dartmouth College 1896. Pastor
Society of the New Jerusalem Church, Brockton, Mass., 1876-94; physician Brockton;
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founder and head of Goddard Hospital; member Mass. Medical Society; address,
21 Goddard Road, Brockton, Mass.
GREENE, WILLIAM CHACE, A.B.; A.M. Agent Moodus Yarn Company,
Moodus, Conn.; Thorndike Company, Thomdike, Mass.; Columbian Manufactur-
ing Company, Greenville, N. H.; assistant treasurer, treasurer and general manager
Peace Dale Manufacturing Company, Peace Dale, R. I.; agent Valley FaUs Co.
since 1909; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 44 Alumni Ave., Providence, R. I.
HOPKINS, GEORGE IRVING, A.M. by special vote 1898. Principal grammar
school. East Douglas, Mass. ; principal and superintendent of schools. South Hadley,
Mass.; Nantucket, Mass.; sub-master, head of mathematical department, high
school, Manchester, N. H.; author Physical Oeography of N. H.; Inductive Plane
Geometry; A. T.; address, 835 Beech St., Manchester, N. H.
JONES, NELSON BISHOP, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1878; ordained Baptist minister 1879; pastor Canton, East Boston, Cambridge,
Mass., 1904-; *. B. K.; B. 6. n.; address, 40 Birch St., Roslindale, Mass.
JOSLIN, HOWARD PAYSON, A.B. Stock raiser Wyoming; cotton manufacturer,
Moodus, Conn.; agent for explosives, Pittsburgh, Penn.; clerk auditor's office.
Star Union Line, Pittsburgh, Penn.; A. *.; address, Ben Avon, Penn.
KEENE, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1879.
Instructor physiology. Brown University, 1885. Surgical interne Boston City
Hospital 1878-80; physician Providence, R. I.; physician State Institutions,
Cranston, R. I.; superintendent State Insane Asylum; president R. I. Medical
Society 1901-03; R. I. Medico-legal Society 1901-03. Author numerous pamphlets
and articles in medical journals; *. B. K.; B. 9. 11; b. Whitman, Mass., Oct. 22,
1853; d. Howard, R. I., March 13, 1905.
KNIGHT, HENRY CLIFFORD, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1877; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 8, 1853; d. Provi-
dence, Jan. 3, 1879.
LANPHEAR, ELISHA FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons 1879. Physician Providence and River Point, R. I.; $. B. K.; b. War-
wick, R. I., Nov. 14, 1851; d. Phenix, R. I., Dec. 8, 1880.
LEAVITT, JULIUS ADELBERT, A.B.; D.D., La Grange College, Mo. Student
Newton Theological Institution 1875-76; ordained Baptist minister 1876; pastor
Grafton, Essex, Vt.; Beloit, Leavenworth, Kans.; state Sunday school superin-
tendent and financial agent American Baptist Publication Society, 111., five years;
president Ewing College 1890-1911; superintendent of the Nebraska division of the
Society of the Friendless, and promoter of several bills in the Nebraska legislature;
address, 48th and South Sts., Lincoln, Neb.
McFEE, FRANK EMERSON, A.B. Teacher grammar school, Wickford, R. I.;
principal grammar school, Woonsocket, R. I.; sub-master high school; superin-
tendent of schools; member R. I. State Board of Education, three years; address,
417 South Main St., Woonsocket, R. I.
MEDBERY, JOSIAH, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Columbus Medical College 1878. Phy-
sician Columbus, O.; demonstrator anatomy, Columbus Medical College; professor
anatomy; professor anatomy, Ohio Medical University; A. $.; address, 240 So.
18th St., Columbus, Ohio.
MILLARD, GEORGE WILSON, A.B. Court reporter; secretary appellate division,
R. I. supreme court; stenographer Providence, R. I.; B. 0. n.; address, Bristol, R. I.
PEASE, ALVIN FOWLER, A.B.; A.M. Principal high school, Warren, R. I.;
Pawtucket, R. I.; superintendent of schools, Pawtucket, R. I.; Northampton,
Mass.; secretary New England Publishing Company and manager Winship Teachers'
Agency; *. B. K.; address, 3 Kneeland St., Maiden, Mass.
POTTER, EDWARD HARRY, A.B. Teacher Ipswich, Mass.; East Providence,
Providence, R. I.; superintendent R. I. State Home and School, Providence; editor
Sunday Ex-press, North Adams, Mass.; A. T.; b. Ipswich, Mass., March 19, 1849;
d. Providence, R. I., May 14, 1893.
PURINTON, FRANK MASON, A.B.; A.M. Journalist Providence, R. I.; marine
editor Providence Journal; inventor code of fog signals; patentee of invention for
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use in manufacture of wood paper pulp; X. *.; b. Somerset, Mass., Sept. 12, 1852;
d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 7, 1893.
REESE, CHARLES ABRAHAM, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1878; ordained Baptist minister 1878; pastor Boston, Mass.; Rutland,
Vt.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Lawrence, Mass.; Milford, N. H.; financial and general
secretary and assistant treasurer Newton Theological Institution; member board of
managers American Baptist Missionary Union, ten years; trustee Vermont Academy,
four years; president Vermont Baptist State Convention; A. T.; address, Milford,
N. H.
SCOTT, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Comwall-on-Hudson, N. Y.;
principal Summit Street School, Pawtucket, R. I.; teacher and assistant principal
Bryant and Stratton Business College, Providence, R. I., since 1877; B. 0. 11;
address, 357 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
TALBOT, CHARLES REMINGTON, A.B. Graduated Berkeley Divinity School,
Middletown, Conn.; ordained Episcopal minister; rector Trinity Church, Wrentham,
Mass.; author story books for children and many short stories in St. Nicholas;
Wide Awake; Youth's Companion; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Warren, R. I., April 18,
1849; d. Wrentham, Mass., Aug. 15, 1892.
TOLMAN, ROBERT FRANCIS, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1878; ordained Baptist minister 1878; pastor Melrose, South Gardner, Mass.;
A. A. *.; b. Dorchester, Mass., Dec. 3, 1847; d. Somerville, Mass., Nov. 21, 1892.
UPTON, WINSLOW, A.B.; Sc.D. 1906; A.M., University of Cincinnati 1877.
Professor astronomy, Brown University; secretary of faciJty 1884-91; director
Ladd Observatory 1890-; dean of the University 1900-01. Assistant Astronomical
Observatory of Harvard College 1877-79; assistant engineer U. S. Lake Survey,
Detroit, Mich., 1879-80; computer U. S. Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C,
1880-81; computer and assistant professor U. S. Signal Office 1881-84; fellow Ameri-
can Association for Advancement of Science; member American Philosophical
Society; Deutsche Meteorologische Gesellschaft. Author astronomical and meteoro-
logical papers in publications of Cincinnati, Cambridge, Washington Observatories,
and U. S. Signal Service; Photometric Observations, 1879; Solar Eclipse of 1878, 1879;
Report on Observations Made on the Expedition to Caroline Island to Observe the Total
Solar Eclipse of May 6, 1883, 1884; An Investigation of Cyclonic Phenomena in N. E.,
1887; Meteorological Observations During the Solar Eclipse, Aug. 19, 1887, 1888;
Storm of March 11-H, 1888; monthly astronomical article in Providence Journal,
1893-; Star Atlas, 1897; *. B. K.; S. S.; A. T.; b. Salem. Mass., Oct. 12, 1853;
d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 8, 1914.
WALKER, REUBEN EUGENE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1878; lawyer Concord,
N. H.; county solicitor Merrimack County, N. H.; member N. H. house of repre-
sentatives 1895; justice N. H. supreme court 1901-; member N. H. constitutional
convention 1902. Author Ray and Walker's N. H. Citations. Address, 22 South
Spring St., Concord, N. H.
WARNER. EUGENE FRANCIS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; U. S. courts 1882;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1879-80; clerk
R. I. senate 1880-1900; justice 4th district court R. 1. 1886-1900; A.*.; b. Coventry,
R. I., Oct. 9, 1853; d. Anthony, R. I., June 30, 1900.
WEEDEN, ALLEN HUNT, A.B.; A.M. Student of theology 1875-77; missionary
Providence, R. 1.; *. B. K.; b. Providence, Nov. 26, 1853; d. there July 2, 1879.
WHEELER, BENJAMIN IDE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. 1900; Ph.D. Heidelberg
University 1885; LL.D., College of N. J. 1896; Harvard University 19(i0; Yale
University 1901; Johns Hopkins University 1902; University of Wisconsui 1904;
Illinois College 1904; Dartmouth College 1905; Columbia University 1906; Litt.D..
National University at Athens, Greece. 1912. Instructor Latin and Greek. Brown
University, 1879-81. Teacher high school. Providence, R. I.; student Leipzig,
Heidelberg, Jena, Berlin, four years; instructor Harvard University; acting professor
classical philology, Cornell University, 1886-87; professor comparative philology
1887-88; professor Greek and comparative philology 1888-99; professor Greek
literature, American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1895-96; president
University of California 1899-; Roosevelt Professor at University of Berlin, 1909-10;
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author Der Griechiscke Nominal Accent, 1885; Analogy, and the Scope of its Influence
in Language, 1887; Introduction to the History of Language, 1890; Organization des
Hoheren Unterrichts in den Vereinigten Staaten, 1896; Dicmysos and Immortality,
1899; Alexander the Great, 1900; Unterricht und Demokratie in Amerika, 1910,
(Strassburg) ; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address, Berkeley, Cal.
1876
ALDRICH, HENRY LEPRELATE, A.B. Manufacturer cotton goods; A. A. *.;
address, 37 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
ALLEN, JAMES REUBEN, A.B. Student Jefferson Medical CoUege; b. Providence,
R. I., May 13, 1854; d. there Nov. 1, 1877.
ARNOLD, JOHN JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; *. B. K.; b. Phenix, R. I., Sept.
2, 1850; d. there May 22, 1909.
BARNEY, WALTER HAMMOND, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1888-89; school committee.
Providence, 1889-1904; president 1890-1902; member city council 1891-93, 1895;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
BEVAN, ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M. Principal high school. West Medway, Mass.;
teacher English and Classical School and high school. Providence, R. I.; professor
physics and chemistry. Wis. State Normal School, Milwaukee, Wis.; iSrst assistant
Manual Training High School, Providence; professor physics and chemistry, R. I.
State Normal School; broker Providence; *. B. K.; address, 475 Hope St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BROWN, ARTHUR LEWIS, A.B.; A.M. 1894; LL.D. 1907; LL.B., Boston Uni-
versity 1878. Admitted to bar 1878; lawyer Providence, R. I.; justice U. S. district
court, R. I., 1896-; *. B. K.; e. A. X.; address, 36 Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, HORACE FRANKLIN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1879; ordained Baptist minister 1879; pastor Antrim, Rumney, N. H.; Athol, Mass.;
East Greenwich, Phenix, R. I.; New Boston, Meriden, N. H.; trustee Colby Academy
1884-87; member board Mass. Baptist Convention four years; R. I. Baptist Con-
vention ten years; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Meriden, N. H.
BUCKLIN, JOHN GALLAGHER, Ph.B. In sheep and cattle busmess. Col., five
years; with Allen and Reed, Providence; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 14, 1856;
d. Bristol, R. I., Feb. 13, 1904.
CHAPIN, CHARLES VALUE, A.B.; Sc.D. 1909; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical
College 1879. Instructor physiology Brown University 1882-86; professor physiology
1886-94; director physical culture 1891-93; lecturer on hygiene. Harvard Medical
School, 1909; physician Providence, R. I.; superintendent of health 1884- ; registrar
births, marriages and deaths Providence 1889-; consulting physician R. I. Hospital;
Providence Lying-in Hospital. Author Fisk Fund prize essays, numbers 31, 32, 33,
35, 38, 39 and 44; Municipal Sanitation in the U. S.; Sources and Modes of Infection,
1910; *. B. K.; S. H ; A. A. *.; address, 84 Keene St., Providence, R. I.
CLARK, HOWARD LEE, Ph. B. Banker, firm of Richardson and Clark, Providence,
R. I.; retired; *. T.; address, P. O. box, 1143, Providence, R. I.
COLLINS, CLARKSON ABEL, A.B. Instructor German and mental philosophy
Friends' School, Providence, R. I., 1879-80; admitted to bar 1880; U. S. supreme
court 1889; lawyer; member governing committee Moses Brown School since 1908;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 22 Vesey St., New York, N. Y.
COLWELL, ROALDO FRANKLIN, Ph.B. Principal grammar school Slaterville,
R. I.; Millville, Mass.; high school, Blackstone, Mass.; superintendent schools,
Warren, Gardner, Mass.; principal high school Barrington, R. I.; head of depart-
ment of history and civics. Technical High School, Providence, R. I.; address,
Barrington, R. I.
COMSTOCK, RICHARD BORDEN, A.B. Admitted to R. I. bar 1878; U. S.
circuit court 1884; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. senate 1892-93; *. B.
K.; A. A. *.; address, 76 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
CRESSY, JOHN YOUNG, A.B. Teacher; law student; book agent; with Amos-
250 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1876
keag Manufacturing Company, Manchester, N. H.; Jefferson Mill; b. Manchester,
N. H., Aug. i, 1851; d. Manchester, Jan. 7, 1897.
DAWLEY, EDWARD WILLIAMS, Ph.B. Resident Providence, R. I.; Z. *.;
b. July 16, 1856; d. Feb. 7, 1880.
FRANCE, ERWIN JAMES, Ph.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1881. Admitted to
bar 1881; lawyer Woonsocket, R. I.; member town council, Burrillvilie, R. I.;
member and secretary board of education Woonsocket, R. I., eight years; member
R. I. senate 1885-87; city solicitor Woonsocket 1898-; member R. I. house of repre-
sentatives 1896-1900; Z. *.; address, Woonsocket, R. I.
GREENE, EDWARD ABORN, Ph.B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.; retired;
*. T.; address, 38 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
HASTINGS, JUDSON WORTHINGTON, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia College, 1881. Physician Agawam, Mass.; town clerk and
treasurer 1888-1912; trustee Free Public Library 1891-95; member Mass. Medical
Society; Conn. Valley Historical Society; A. T.; address. Feeding Hills, Mass.
HAYES, HENRY WINGATE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; la,wyer Providence,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1885-90; R. I. special commission on
state valuation and taxation 1889-93; commission to revise the laws of R. I. and
prepare plan of new judicial system 1890-96; counsel local railroad companies;
Z. ^.; address, 1020 Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
HAZARD, ROWLAND GIBSON, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1894-98;
fellow 1898-. Manufacturer Peace Dale, R. I.; treasurer and president Peace Dale
Manufacturing Company; president Narragansett Pier Railroad Company; vice
president Solvay Process Company; president Semet-Solvay Company; author
various articles relating to ornithology; A. A. $.; address. Peace Dale, R. I.
HEATH, CHARLES REUBEN, A.B.; A.M. Prmcipal schools Mystic, Noank,
West Mystic, Conn.; farmer and real estate agent; address. Mystic, Conn.
HOLMAN, DAVID EMORY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Long Island College Hospital
1881. Physician and surgeon. New York, N. Y. ; Attleboro, Mass.; member health
board; deputy health oflScer, Lower Bay, N. Y.; B. 6. U.; address. Park Square
East, Attleboro, Mass.
HORR, GEORGE EDWIN, A.B.; D.D. 1896. Fellow Brown University 1896-
Student Union Theological Seminary 1876-77; graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1879; ordainedBaptist minister 1879; pastor Tarry town, N. Y.; Charles-
town, Mass.; editor-in-chief Watchman, three years; professor history of modem
Christianity, Newton Theological Institution; president 1908-; trustee; trustee
Wellesley College, Shaw University, Worcester Academy; president Watchman
Publishing Co.; chairman advisory committee Greater Boston Baptist Council;
author Hid in the Heart; The Training of the Chosen People; The Great Ministry; *.
B. K.; A. T.; address, Newton Centre, Mass.
JOHNSON, MILLARD FILLMORE, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1879; ordained Baptist minister 1879; pastor Foxboro, Middleboro, Medford,
Mass.; Nashua, N. H.; Bethany Baptist Church, Boston; trustee Newton Theo-
logical Institution; Colby Academy; member Permanent Council of Baptists of
Greater Boston, and of its advisory committee; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 39 Wood-
bine St., Boston, Mass.
JOSLIN, WILLIAM GARY, A.B.; A.M. 1897; L.H.D., Tufts College 1899. Prin-
cipal Watertown, Conn.; Belleville, N. Y.; vice principal Staten Island Academy,
Stapleton, N. Y., eleven years; principal Oxford, Fort Plain, N. Y.; Scranton,
Penn.; New Brunswick, N. J.; member advisory board N. Y. regents 1898-1900;
superintendent of schools Media, Pa.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Media, Pa.
KING, EUGENE PRIDE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Jefferson Medical College 1880.
Physician Providence, R. I.; medical inspector health department 1893-; X. *.;
address, 55 Vernon St., Providence, R. I.
KNIGHT, WEBSTER, A.B. Cotton goods manufacturer Natick, Providence, R. I.;
president Phenix National Bank, Providence, R. I.; director R. I. Hospital Trust
Co., and several other business corporations; *. T.; address, 3 Washington Row,
Providence, R. I.
1876 GRADUATES 251
LAMB, JAMES CURTIS, A.B.; A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Lyme, Haddam,
Conn.; Hays City, Kans.; Brewster, Mass.; laborer in Noank, Conn., ship yard,
ten years; preaching and teaching working men in Noank and surrounding towns;
S. *.; address, 221 W. Johnson St., Germantown, Pa.
LANGLEY, ALFRED GIDEON, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1882; graduate student 1882-83; private tutor, music teacher, pianist,
organist and conductor, Newport, R. I.; organist several churches Newport and
Providence, R. I.; instructor Yankton College, Yankton, S. D.; Rogers High
School, Newport, R. I.; Cloyne School; conductor Philharmonic Society, Newport;
translator Leibnitz's Critique of Locke and other essays; translator and editor Bach's
Cantatas: Es ist dir gesagt, Mensch, 1901; Freue Dick Erlbste Schaar, 1905; *. B. K.;
S. *.; address, 1 School St., Newport, R. I.
LOCKWOOD, JAMES THOMAS, A.B. Admitted to R. I. bar 1883; lawyer Ap-
ponaug, R. I.; town clerk Warwick, R. I., 1887-; address, Apponaug, R. I.
Mackenzie, JOHN MILNE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1890.
Teacher Fall River, Mass.; student Universities of Berlin and Vienna; physician
Fall River, Mass.; b. Fall River, Mass., May 7, 1855; d. there July 11, 1896.
MASON, WILLIAM SIMMONS, Ph.B. Resident Providence, R. I.; Z. *.; b.
April 11, 1856; d. April 27, 1900.
MERRICK, ORIGEN HALL, A.B. Spool cotton manufacturer; Z. *.; b. WUling-
ton. Conn., March 7, 1854; d. Brookline, Mass., March 20, 1912.
MILLER, HENRY ALVIN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher SufSeld, Conn.; in poultry busi-
ness, Southwick, Mass. B. 9. U; address, Southwick, Mass.
PARKER, WILLARD COMBES, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer Flemington,
N. J.; Kansas City, Mo.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Flemington, N. J.
PARKHURST, CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; U. S.
circuit court 1880; U. S. supreme court 1886; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member
common council 1892-95; member R. I. senate 1900-02; associate justice R. I.
supreme court 1905-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Supreme Court House, Provi-
dence, R. I.
PEASE, MYRON CLARK, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Providence, R. I.; N. H. and
Vt.; instructor Highland Military Academy, Worcester, Mass., thirteen years;
1884-97; Waban School, Waban, Mass.; in business Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.;
address, 37 Weybosset, St., Providence, R. I.
POOR, CHARLES HOWARD, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1880; lawyer Haver-
hill, Mass.; secretary school board; water commissioner; $. B. K.; A. K. E.;
address, 62 Lakeview Ave., Haverhill, Mass.
PORTER, SIDNEY, A.B.; A.M. Medical student University of Mich. 1876-77;
from Providence, R. I.; d. Providence, R. I., June 30, 1880.
ROPER, SOLON STUART, A.B. Agent Mtna. Life Insurance Company, East
Orange, N. J.; A. T.; address, 2 Winans St., East Orange, N. J.
ROUND, ARTHUR MOREY, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1884. Surgical
interne R. I. Hospital 1884; assistant out-patient department Mass. General Hos-
pital; physician Norton, Mass.; president North Bristol District, Mass. Medical
Society. B. 6. n.; address, Norton, Mass.
SCHUBARTH, CROMWELL TURNER, Ph.B. Treasurer and general manager
E. T. Cowdrey Company, Boston, Mass.; merchandise broker, Boston; A. T.;
address, 20 Mayfair St., Roxbury, Mass.
SHAW, JOHN TAYLOR, A.B.; A.M. Teacher New Milford, Conn.; graduated
Andover Theological Seminary 1882; graduate student 1882-83; professor Latin,
Yankton College, Yankton, S. D. 1883-91; ordained Congregational minister 1885;
associate professor Latin, Oberlin Academy, 1891-; *. B. K.; B. 6. II.; address, 227
South Professor St., Oberlm, O.
SMITH, ALBION TRUE, A.B.; A.M. Assistant superintendent Reform School,
Providence, R. I.; b. Litchfield, Me., July 26, 1850; d. there June 4, 1880.
SMITH, BENJAMIN WEST, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1878; lawyer; address,
389 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
252 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1876
SMITH, GEORGE CARROLL, A.B.; A.M. 1890; M.D., University of the City of
New York 1881. Physician Natick, Mass., 1881-93; medical student Berlin and
Vienna 1893-96; consulting physician Boston, Mass., 1897-. Author of text book
on dietetics. What to Eat and Why; address. The Westminster, Copley Sq., Boston,
Mass.
STANLEY, EDWARD OTIS, A.B.; A.M. Editor Banker and Tradesman, Boston,
Mass.; treasurer Pond's Extract Company, New York, N. Y.; treasurer Title Guar-
antee and Trust Company, New York; second vice president 1905-. Address, 40
Hawthorne Ave., East Orange, N. J.
STEELE, BENJAMIN WHEELER, A.B. Teacher Providence, R. I.; editor
Mountaineer; Weekly Gazette; Daily Gazette, Colorado Springs; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
b. Haverhill, Mass., Jan. 25, 1851; d. Colorado Springs, Col., Nov. 3, 1891.
SUYDAM, HENRY CLAY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer. Address, Bound
Brook, N. J.
THOMAS, JUDSON BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., Baptist Union Theological
Seminary, Chicago, 1880; D.D. Shurtlefl College 1899. Student Newton Theological
Institution 1876-77; ordained Baptist minister 1880; pastor Dubuque, Iowa;
Topeka, Kans.; district secretary American Baptist Home Mission Society, Chicago
district, fourteen years; pastor, Austin Baptist Church, Chicago; editor Baptist
Visitor, seven years; address, 600 N. Pine Ave., Chicago, 111.
TINGLEY, RICHARD HOADLEY, Ph.B. Civil engineer. Providence, R. I.;
president and chief engineer The R. H. Tingley Company, New York, N. Y.; *. T.;
address, Hudson Terminal Bldg., New York, N. Y.
VAN SLYCK, CYRUS MANCHESTER, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Harvard University
1878. Admitted to bar 1878; lawyer Providence, R. I.; assistant city solicitor
1889-92; member R. I. house of representatives 1897-98; colonel R. I. militia 1883-
95; A. *.; address, 6 Young Orchard Ave., Providence, R. I.
VAN WICKLE, AUGUSTUS STOUT, A.B. Coal operator and banker. New York,
N. Y., with residence at Hazleton, Penn.; trustee Peddie Institute; Metropolitan
Museum of Art; American Museum of Natural History; A. T.; b. New Brunswick,
N. J., Jan. i, 1866; d. Hazleton, Penn., June 8, 1898.
WEST, GEORGE JOSEPH, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1878. Admitted to
bar 1879; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1885-87;
b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 19, 1852; d. Aughnacloy, County Tyrone, Ireland, July
21, 1896.
WHITMARSH, HENRY ALLEN, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., N. Y. Homoeopathic Medical
College 1879. Physician and surgeon. Providence, R. I.; surgeon R. I. Homoeopathic
Hospital; member American Institute of Homoeopathy; Mass. Surgical and Gyne-
cological Society; president; *. B. K.; A. T.; author articles in medical journals;
address, 102 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
WOOD, EDMUND, A.B. Lumber merchant. New Bedford, Mass.; member city
council 1883-86; president 1885-86; water commission 1894-99; chairman trustees
Swain Free School of Design; president Old Dartmouth Historical Society; A. K. E.;
address. New Bedford, Mass.
1877
ALDRICH, CHARLES TALBOT, A.B. Cotton manufacturer; A. A. *.; address,
230 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
BALLOU, EDGAR FOWLER, A.B. Lawyer Appleton, Wis.; fruit ranch; A. K. E.;
address. Sierra Madre, Cal. '
BALLOU, HARRY MATURIN, A.B.; A.M. Head master St. James's Military
Academy, Macon, Mo.; head of English department St. Paul's School, Concord,
N. H.; teacher voice culture and singing; A. K. E.; address, 120 Harris Ave., Woon-
socket, R. I.
BALLOU, WALTER IRVING, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1879. Admitted
to R. I. bar 1879; lawyer Chicago, 111.; Woonsocket, R. I.; first city solicitor;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Blackstone, Mass., July 30, 1853; d. Woonsocket, R. I.,
May 17, 1903.
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BARTLETT, THOMAS ELLIOTT, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1880; ordained Baptist minister 1880; pastor South Church, Providence, R. I.,
twenty-one years; Pawtuxet, R. I., nine years; special agent R. I. Baptist State
Convention; *. B. K.; address, Edgewood Station, Providence, R. I.
BENJAMIN, WAYLAND EVERETT, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1879.
Admitted to Mass. bar 1879; instructor Boston University Law School 1879-81;
lawyer New York, N. Y. Editor several legal works; A. K. E.; b. Boston, Mass.,
18S9; d. New York, N. Y.. Sept. 10, 1913.
BRADFORD, CARY CARPENTER, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1882.
Physician Southbridge, Mass.; medical examiner 8th Worcester district 1889-;
member Mass. house of representatives 1896-97; member board of health. South-
bridge, 1892-; library committee; address, Southbridge, Mass.
CAPRON, FRANKLIN PIERCE, A.B.; M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Colxmibia College, 1879. Physician Providence, R. I.; surgeon eye, ear, throat and
nose department, R. I. Hospital, 1881-97; consulting physician 1897-; fellow R. I.
Medical Society; American Academy of Medicine; member American Otological
Society; American Ophthalmological Society and others; A. A. $.; address, 118
Angell St., Providence, R. I.
CULVER, GEORGE HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Adnutted to bar 1885; lawyer; b.
Norwich, Conn., July 19, 1850; d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1913.
DAY, JOSEPH TAFT, A.B.; A.M. Accountant; Z. ■*.; address, 284 Broadway,
Providence, R. I.
DOW, GEORGE WILLIAM, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1881. Physician
Lawrence, Mass.; city physician 1888-94; medical examiner 5th Mass. district
1900-; A. *.; address, 246 Haverhill St., Lawrence, Mass.
DRAKE, HENRY SCUDDER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1881.
Agent manufacturing chemists, Middleboro, Mass.; manufacturer Boston, Mass.;
vice president Regenerated Cold Air Company, Boston; address, 45 Peirce St.,
Middleboro, Mass.
ELDER, CHARLES BROWN, A.B.; D.D. 1907; D.B., Harvard University 1880.
Ordained Unitarian minister 1880; pastor Neponset, South Boston, Mass.; Keene,
N. H.; Worcester, Mass.; *. B. K.; S. *.; address, 60 Cedar St., Worcester, Mass.
FINCH, CHARLES HAEVEY, Ph.B.; M.D., University of the City of New York
1880. Ordained Baptist minister 1890; medical missionary Suifu, China, 1891-1900;
physician and superintendent of Homoeopathic Hospital; Providence, R. I.; address,
'62 Jackson St., Providence, R. I.
GARDNER, RATHBONE, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer Providence.
R. I., 1879-; member common council 1884-87, 1895; president 1885-87; U. S.
district attorney 1889-93; member R. I. house of representatives 1897; R. I. senate
1906-07; president Union Trust Co., 1908-12; *■. T.; address. Box 1143, Provi-
dence, R. I.
GODDARD, ASA ELDRIDGE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Fall River, Mass.; St. Louis,
Mo.; assistant principal New Chiu-ch School, Waltham, Mass., nine years; teacher
high school. Fall River, Mass., smce 1900; *. B. K.; S. *.; address, 473 Wahiut
St., Fall River, Mass.
GOW, JOHN RUSSELL, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Seminary 1882;
ordained Baptist minister 1882; pastor Fair Haven, Vt.; Bridgeport, Conn.; Hyde
Park, 111.; SomerviUe, Mass.; trustee Newton Theological Institution 1902-; *.
B. K.; A. T.; address, 54 Bay State Ave., West SomervSle, Mass.
GREEN, EDWARD, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1880;
ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Peterboro, N. H.; Bellows Falls, Vt.; New-
port, N. H.; Petersham, Mass.; Exeter, N. H.; A. T.; address, Exeter, N. H.
HALL, CHARLES FRANKLIN, A.B. Life msurance agent; A. A. *.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., June 8, 1855; d. there July 18, 1907.
HANSELL, HOWARD FORDE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Jefferson Medical CoUege 1879.
Physician Philadelphia, Penn.; adjunct professor diseases of the eye, Philadelphia
Polyclinic; lecturer ophthalmology; chief clinical assistant out-patient department;
clinical professor ophthalmology, Jefferson Medical College; professor ophthalmology;
254 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1877
diseases of the eye, Philadelphia Polyclinic and School for Graduates in Medicine;
ophthalmologist Philadelphia Hospital. Author Clinical Ophthalmology, in conjunc-
tion with J. H. Bell, 1892; Muscular Anomalies of the Eye, in conjunction with
Wendell Reber, 1899; Text-book on Diseases of the Eye, in conjunction with William
Sweet, 1903; numerous articles in medical journals; *. T.; address, 1528 Walnut
St., Philadelphia, Penn.
HYDE, FREDERIC ALBERT, Ph. B. Superintendent schools, Cambridge, Newton,
111.; ^principal high school. Council Bluffs; professor Lincoln Normal University,
Neb.; superintendent schools, Walsenburg, Silverton, Colo; X. *.; address. Silver-
ton, Colo.
JENCKES, THOMAS ALLEN, A.B.; A.M. Law student Boston University
1878-79; admitted to bar 1879; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. senate
1896-98; *. T.; address, 88 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, CLARKE HOWARD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1879-80, 1899-1902; clerk 1881-86;
justice 8th judicial district R. I. 1886-1903; associate justice R. I. supreme court
1903; chief justice, 1913; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 34 Belmont Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
KELLEY, JAMES PRENTICE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Colby Academy, New
London, N. H.; Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn.; Lenox School, New
York, N. Y.; Greenwich Academy, Greenwich, Conn.; author The Law of Service;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 419 West 67th St., Chicago, 111.
KIMBALL, CHARLES EDMUNDS, Ph. B. President Stanton Coal Co., Litch-
field and Madison, R. R.; address, 165 West 58th St., New York, N. Y.
KNIGHT, WILLIAM MOORE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer Meridian,
Texas; prosecuting attorney Bosque County, Texas, four years; member Texas
house of representatives 1902; A. *.; address, Hereford, Tex.
LATHAM, FRANK TERRY, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1880; ordained Baptist minister 1880; pastor Suffield, Conn.; Newport, N. H.;
Medina, Oneida, Wilson, N. Y.; A. T.; address, Wilson, N. Y.
LEE, CHRISTOPHER MARBLE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer Newport,
Providence, R. I.; associate justice sixth district court, 1906; associate justice
superior court 1909-12; A. K. E.; b. Newport, R. I., Oct. 18, 1854; d. Providence,
R. I., May 20, 1912.
McGUINNESS, EDWIN DANIEL, A.B.; LL.B. Boston University 1879. Admitted
to bar 1879; lawyer Providence, R. I.; secretary of state R. I. 1887-88, 1890-91;
alderman Providence 1889-93; mayor 1896-98; member American Bar Association;
R. I. Historical Society; b. Providence, R. I., May 17, 1856; d. Providence, R. I.,
April 21, 1901.
MILFORD, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; LL.B., Howard University 1901;
admitted to bar 1902, to practice before supreme court of U. S., 1911; principal
Normal School, Christiansburg, Va.; high school, Easton, Md.; Law's Seminary,
Lincohi Building Night School, Washington, D. C; clerk, city post office; lawyer
Washington, D. C; address, 471 Florida Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
MILNE, JOSEPH DAVIS, A.B. Journalist, managing editor and publisher Evening
News, Fall River, Mass.; A. K. E.; address. News Office, Fall River, Mass.
MOWRY, RAYMOND GREENE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1880; U. S. circuit court
1903; lawyer Providence, R. I.; recording clerk R. I. house of representatives 1891,
1893-1903; reading clerk 1903-; second assistant city solicitor. Providence, 1893,
1894; address, P. O. Box 612, Providence, R. I.
PAGE, INMAN EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Natchez, Miss.; Lincoln Institute,
Jefferson City, Mo.; president eighteen years; president Agricultural and Normal
University, Langston, Okla., 1898-; address, Langstou Union, Langston, Okla.
PALMER, JULIUS, A.B. Manufacturing jeweler Providence, R. I.; director
^Equitable Insurance Company; Old National Bank; president six years; 6. A. X.;
address, P. O. Box 804, Providence, R. I.
PECK, WALTER ASA, A.B. Wool merchant Providence, R. I.; member board of
1877 GRADUATES iSi
directors R. I. School of Design; A. A. *.; b. Barrington, R. I., July 19, 1954; d.
Providence, R. I., May 31, 1901.
PHELPS, DRYDEN WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., Yale University 1892; Litt.D.
National University, Chicago, 1893. Licensed Baptist preacher 1876; ordained
Baptist minister 1887; pastor Wilmington, Vt.; preacher Haddam, Waterbury,
Conn.; religious editor Saturday Morning News, New Haven, Conn.; pastor Egre-
mont, Mass.; Groton, Conn.; Hueneme, Cal.; resident New Haven, Conn.;
clerk New Haven Baptist Association six years; address. Hotel Duncan, New Haven,
Conn.
PIERCE, EDWARD ELISHA, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1890.
Physician and surgeon. Providence, R. I.; B. 9. II.; address, 328 Broadway, Provi-
dence, R. I.
POTTER, JEFFERSON ROWLAND, A.B.; A.M. 1887. Teacher Vt. Academy;
Castine, Me.; professor pedagogy. State College of Ky.; teacher sciences. Western
State Normal School, Farmington, Me.; student Clark University 1890-91; super-
intendent schools, Ashland and Walpole districts, Mass., eight years; principal
public schools, Paterson, N. J., 1899-; *. B. K.; B. 6. n.; address, 467 Ellison St.,
Paterson, N. J.
PRATT, FRANK KINGMAN, A.B. Law student Minneapolis 1880-81; admitted
to bar 1881; lawyer; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 610 N. Y. Life Building, Minneapolis
Minn.
RUECKERT, FREDERICK, A.B. Admitted to bar 1880; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
member R. I. house of representatives 1891-92; member school committee Provi-
dence, eighteen years; president nine years; clerk district court, 6th judicial district,
R. I., 1895-1905; justice district court, 6th judicial district, 1905-; address, 87
Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
SCOTT, CHARLES SEAVER, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1881; ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Franklin, Ind.; Hackensack, N. J.;
Somerville, Marlboro, Waverley, Mass.; real estate and insurance business; $. B. K.;
address, 497 Trapelo Road, Waverley, Mass.
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM PAINE, A.B.; A.M. Law student Paris, France; Harvard
University 1878-79; admitted to bar 1880; lawyer Newport, R. I.; member school
committee, Newport, nine years; R. I. house of representatives 1885-87, 1889-90,
1894-96, 1899-1901; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, Miantonomi Ave., Middletown,
R. L
SLADE, GEORGE HENRY, Ph.B. Assistant engineer water works and sewage
system. Providence, R. I.; mill engineer; draughtsman New York, New Haven and
Hartford Raihoad; with American Car and Foundry Company, New York, N. Y.;
X. *.; b. Apr.- 29, 1850; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1913.
SNOW, CHARLES THEODORE, A.B.; address, 26 Charles St., Whitman, Mass.
SOUTHWICK, ISAAC HINCKLEY, A.B.; A.M. Law student Boston University;
admitted to bar 1879; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member common council 1887-89;
secretary R. I. commission to revise statutes; member commission to revise ordinances
of the City of Providence; commission to revise charter and special laws of Provi-
dence; justice police court; b. Providence, R. I., June 28, 1854; d. Providence,
Dec. 23, 1902.
SPENCE, FRANK ARTHUR, A.B. Teacher Salem, Mass.; accountant Boston,
Mass.; Oldtown, Me.; clerk Lynn, Mass.; Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic;
proprietor Spence and Peaslee Shorthand and Business College, Salem, Mass.;
secretary and instructor English, Salem Commercial School; treasurer and principal
Lowell Commercial College; author A Course in Punctuation; A. T.; address,
91 Riverside St., Lowell, Mass.
SULLIVAN, FRANK LOUIS, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1880; ordained Baptist minister 1880; pastor HoUiston, Mass.; Moorhead, Fergus
Falls, Minn.; Santa Cruz, Los Gatos, Cal.; associate editor Pacific Baptist; field
representative The Watchman; A. T.; address, 23 East 26th St., New York, N. Y.
THOMAS, WILLIS FRYE, A.B.; D.D. 1908. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1880; ordained Baptist minister 1880; pastor Winthrop, Mass.; mis-
sionary Burma; professor American Baptist Theological Seminary, Insein, Burma;
250 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1877
member committees to revise the Bible in the Karen and Burman languages. Trans-
lator various hymns into Karen and Burmese; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, American
Baptist Mission, Insein, Lower Burma.
THURSTON, WILMARTH HEATH, A.B. Admitted to bar 1879; lawyer; *.
B. K.; address, 64 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
TYLER, JOSEPH HENRY, A.B. Student Johns Hopkins University 1877-78;
cooper; commission merchant; baker; furniture manufacturer; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 2018 Brookfield Ave., Baltimore, Md.
VAN HORNE, WILLIAM GRANT, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Salt Lake City, Utah;
assistant city attorney 1894; member of Constitutional Convention of Utah, 1895;
Utah legislature 1901; judge Court of First Instance, Cairo, Egypt since 1902;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Schutz, Egypt.
WARD, GEORGE OTIS, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1887; M. D., Harvard
University 1887. Teacher Brimfield, Mass.; Worcester Academy; physician
Worcester, Mass.; visiting physician Worcester City Hospital; Memorial Hospital,
twelve years; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 875 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
WHITNEY, PATRICK, A.B.; A.M. Ordained Roman Catholic priest 1882;
assistant pastor Toronto, Canada; pastor Caldwell, Uptergrove, Newmarket, Ont.,
address, Newmarket, Ont.
WILLIAMS, FRED HOMER, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1882; lawyer Boston,
Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1883, 1884; Mass. senate 1898, 1899;
B. 6. n.; address, 60 Congress St., Boston, Mass.
YOUNG, CHARLES SUMNER, A.B. ; A.M. Principal Adams, Mass.; Woonsocket;
R. I.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., July 20, 1857; d. Woonsocket,
R. I., Jan. 4, 1883.
1878
ALEXANDER, ROBERT, A.B. Teacher Colville, Wash.; Portland, Ore.; address,
unknown.
BARTLETT, WILLIAM PORTER, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1878-81; ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Hudson, N. H.; Lexington, Mass.;
Campton, Meriden, N. H.; North Springfield, Vt.; North Oxford, Manchaug and
South Sutton, Mass. ; preacher and evangelist, West Andover, N. H. ; pastor Tyring-
ham, Mass.; North Colebrook and Robertsville, Conn.; Ruhville, Parish ville,
Enfield, N. Y.; retired; address, R. F. D. 1, Pike, N. H.
BENNETT, CHARLES EDWIN, A.B.; Litt.D. 1904. Professor classical philology.
Brown University, 1891-92. Teacher Milton, Fla.; Sing Sing, N. Y.; student Har-
vard University 1881-82; Leipsic University 1882-83; Berlin 1883-84; Heidelberg
1884; principal Latin School and instructor University of Nebraska 1885-89; asso-
ciate professor classical philology 1889; professor Latin, University of Wis., 1889-91;
Cornell University 1892-; member American Philological Association. Author
A Latin Grammar, and other Latin books for students; editor Latin and Greek text
books; translator; $. B. K.; A. T.; address, Ithaca, N. Y.
BIGELOW, CHARLES EDWIN, A.B.; M.D. Jefferson Medical College 1882.
Physician Leominster, Mass.; chairman board of health; councillor Mass. Medical
Society; A. K. E.; address, Leominster, Mass.
BLISS, FREDERICK WRIGHT, Ph.B. with class by special vote 1907; Boston
University 1878. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives,
1891-94; B. 9. U.; address, 89 State St., Boston, Mass.
BRADFORD, MOSES BROWN LOCKWOOD, A.B. Merchant Providence, R. I.;
woolen manufacturer, Boston; retired; *. T.; address. Concord, Mass.
BROWN, ELON ROUSE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1880; lawyer Watertown, N. Y.;
member N. Y. constitutional convention 1894; N. Y. state senate 1898-1904; presi-
dent Flower Memorial Library, Watertown; A. *.; address, Watertown, N. Y.
BURBANK, CALEB AMBROSE, A.B.; A.M. Mayor's secretary. Providence,
R. I., 1879-84; clerk R. I. supreme court 1885-91; lawyer; *. B. K.; address,
20 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.
1878 GRADUATES 257
BURBANK, ROBERT WILLARD, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1880; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; assistant attorney-general R. I. 1888-89; attorney-general
1891-94; *. B. K.; b. Koloa, Kaui, H. I., Sept. 14, 1856; d. Providence, R. I.,
May 26, 1906.
BURGESS, GIDEON ALBERT, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., Bates College 1881; D.D.,
Rio Grande College, Ohio, 1895. Ordained Free Baptist minister 1882; pastor
Greenville, R. I.; Minneapolis, Minn.; president Parker College, Wiimebago City,
Minn., six years; pastor Congregational Church, Toledo, O.; Union Church, Berea,
Ky.; pastor Pawtucket, R. I., six years; missionary secretary R. I. Congregation-
alists; *. B. K.; address, 78 Oak St., Providence, R. I.
BUTTERWORTH, CHARLES FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M. Law student Boston
University 1878-79; admitted to bar 1880; lawyer Providence, R. I.; iron founder,
firm of J. S. White Company, Pawtucket, R. I.; A. K. E.; address, 372 Broadway,
Pawtucket, R. I.
CASE, RICHARD, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Suffield, Conn.; principal and superin-
tendent. Red Bank, N. J.; principal Point Pleasant, N. J., since 1898; address.
Point Pleasant, N. J.
CHANDLER, WALTER GARDNER, A.B. Teacher Blackwater, Fla.; Baltimore,
Md.; with S. F. Bowser & Co., Baltimore, Md.; A. K. E.; address, 15 Midvale
Road, Roland Park, Md.
CHILDS, HAROLD CHESSMAN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher or prmcipal high school,
Dorchester, Pepperell, Needham, Brockton, Swampscott, Mass.; superintendent
schools, Swampscott; sub-master Beverly High School since 1908; secretary and
treasurer High School Masters' Club of Mass., five years; trustee Teachers' An-
nuity Guild, thirteen years; *. B. K.; address, 25 Odell Ave., Beverly, Mass.
CLARKE, WILLIS GAYLORD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1880; lawyer Sioux City,
la.; county attorney Woodbury county, la., 1886-87; member la. house of repre-
sentatives 1890-91; lawyer Carl Junction, Mo.; b. Newport, Me., June 7, 1853; d.
Nevada, Mo., Nov. 25, 1911.
COLLINS, ABEL CHALKLEY, A.B.; A.M. Trustee, Brown University
1913-; law student Great Barrington, Mass., 1881-84; admitted to bar 1884;
lawyer Great Barrington; trustee Great Barrington Savings Bank; Friends' School;
member Mass. house of representatives 1902. Author History of Bench and Bar in
History of Berkshire County; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Great Barrington, Mass
DARY, ALBERT NELSON, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1881;
ordained Baptbt minister 1881; pastor Everett, Dighton, Mass.; Westbrook,
Skowhegan, Sanford, Me.; Nashua, N. H.; A. T.; address, 31 Prescott St., Nashua,
N. H.
DURFEE, WINTHROP CARVER, Ph.B. Importer, manufacturer and dealer in
dyestuffs and chemicals, Boston, Mass.; consulting chemist in matters connected
with textile industries; X. $.; address, 40 Eliot St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
ELY, WILLIAM, Ph.B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.; *. T.; address, 1 Magee
St., Providence, R. I.
FAIRBANK, ALFRED NELSON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher; X. *.; address, Keene,
N. H.
FARNHAM, HARRY ORMSBEE, A.B. Music teacher and organist Providence,
R. I.; Wittenberg College, Springfield, 0.; Paducah, Louisville, Ky.; *. B. K.;
*. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 2, 1857; d. Jackson, Tenn., May 19, 1905.
GAMMELL, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Manufacturer; *. B. K.; *. T.; address,
170 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
GODDING, CLARENCE MILES, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1883;
physician Providence, R. I.; surgeon out-patient department R. I. Hospital; visiting
surgeon; visiting physician Providence Lying-in Hospital; consultiug physician;
attending physician Dexter Asylum; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 312 Benefit St.,
Providence, R. I.
GOODWIN, GEORGE, A.B. Piano dealer Philadelphia, Penn.; address, 457 No.
8th St., Philadelphia, Penn.
268 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1878
GRISHAM, GABRIEL NELSON, A.B. by special vote 1900; A.M. Roger Williams
University, Nashville, Term., 1886. Teacher Goliad, Tex.; Jefferson City; Kansas
City, Mo.; principal Lincoln High School, Kansas City, since 1889; address, 1324
Highland Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
HARRIS, FRANK, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Cotton broker Providence, R. I.; cotton
manufacturer Woonsocket, R. I.; stock broker Boston, Mass.; A. A. *.; b. Centre-
ville, Cal., April 12, 1855; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 10, 1908.
HAYWARD, WALTER SUMNER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1881.
Eye and ear specialist; *. B. K.; address, Interlaken, N. Y.
HIBBARD, NATHANIEL, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1882. Physician
Danielsonville, Conn.; Providence, R. I.; member Providence Medical Association;
address, Danielson, Conn.
HOBIGAND, JULES ADOLPHE, A.B.; A.M. Principal Boston School of Lan-
guages 1884-93; head French teacher Hopkinson School; Frye School; principal
Ballou and Hobigand Preparatory School; b. Orange, N. J., Apr. 26, 1856; d.
Scituate, Mass., May 5, 1906.
HOPKINS, GEORGE WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Columbia College 1884.
Admitted to bar 1885; lawyer; *. B. K.; B. 9. H.; address, 7 Beekman St., New
York, N. Y.
HOWARD, CHARLES TAYLOR, Ph.B. Secretary and treasurer Providence
Telephone Company since 1880; *. T.; address, 112 Union St., Providence, R. I.
HOYT, ALBERT PIERCE, A.B. Clerk; teller First National Bank, Providence,
R. I.; chairman school committee East Providence, R. I.; B. 6. n.; b. Brighton,
Mass., Nov. 29, 1857; d. East Providence, R. I., Oct. 7, 1890.
HOYT, ELTON, A.B.; A.M. Engaged in mining; A. A. *.; address, Provo, Utah.
HUSE, CHARLES ARCHELAUS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1881. Physi-
cian Worcester, Mass.; member Mass. Medical Society; A. K. E.; b. Worcester,
Mass., Aug. 7, 1855; d. there July 3, 1884.
KING, RALPH THRALL, Ph.B. 1879. President The Realty Investment Co.;
The Monarch Orange Co.; director Citizen's Savings and Trust Co.; trustee Western
Reserve Historical Society; University School; director Cleveland School of Art;
A. A. *.; address, 22 East 47th St., New York, N. Y.
LARNED, EDWIN CHANNING, A.B. In business; *. B. K.; address, 52 Broad-
way, New York, N. Y.
LIPPITT, HENRY FREDERIC, A.B. Manufacturer; general manager ManviUe
Co.; director in various banking and manufacturing corporations; U. S. senator
from R. I. 1912-; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 389 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
MASON, JOHN HALE, A.B. Treasurer John N. Mason Real Estate Company;
Beckwith Land Company; manager of estates; address, 253 Waterman St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
METCALF, STEPHEN OLNEY, A.B. Trustee Brown University 1899-. Worsted
manufacturer; treasurer Wanskuck Co.; president Providence Journal Co.; officer
in other business and banking corporations; A. K. E.; address. Providence, R. I.
MILLER, WILLIAM BROWN MARTIN, A.B.; A.M. Banker and broker Provi-
dence, R. I.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 13, 1856; d. there Feb. 8, 1900.
MUNRO, OLIVER BUCHANAN, A.B.; A.M. Reporter Bsenirej Pres«, Providence,
R. I.; editor Providence Sunday Transcript; financial and commercial news editor,
Prmidence Daily Journal, six years; founder Providenee Financial News; managing
editor American Wool and Cotton Reporter, Boston, Mass., seventeen years; alder-
man, 1901-06; mayor, 1912, of Melrose, Mass.; B. 6. II.; address, 13 Howard St.,
Melrose, Mass.
NICKERSON, STEPHEN WESTCOTT, A.B.; A.M. Lieutenant-colonel and
assistant quarter master-general R. I. 1881-86; lawyer R. I.; Boston, Mass.; im-
perial Chinese vice consiJ, Boston, 1902-05; imperial Chinese consul 1905-09;
author History of the Bank of England, 1894; Law of Money, 1900; Z. St.; address,
"Owls' Boost," Pleasant St., Ayer, Mass.
NIGHTINGALE, CRAWFORD ALLEN, Ph.B. Cotton goods manufacturer;
*. T.; address, 3 College St., Providence, R. I.
1878 GRADUATES 259
NIGHTINGALE, FREDERIC ALBERT, Ph.B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.,
1878-79; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 12, 1858; d. there April 3, 1883.
PALMER, WALLACE PRESCOTT, A.B. Fancy leather dealer Boston, Mass.;
address, 195 Forest St., Winchester, Mass.
PENDLETON, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological
Institution 1881; ordained Baptist minister 1882; pastor Salem, Cleveland, O.;
Worcester, Mass.; Mount Holly, N. J.; Youngstown, O.; trustee Worcester Poly-
technic Institute eight years; A. A. *.; address, 781 Bryson St., Youngstown, O.
PULSIFER, CHARLES LEROY, A.B.; A.M. Teacher, superintendent schools,
principal high school, Lakeport, N. H.; treasurer Lakeport Savings Bank; member
N. H. legislature 1890-91; city council, Laconia, 1893-97; mayor Laconia 1897-98;
member N. H. constitutional convention 1903; A. T.; address, Lakeport, Laconia,
N. H.
REA, JAMES, A.B.; Ph.D., Mt. Union College 1893. Graduated Rochester Theo-
logical Seminary 1881; ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Warren, Penn.;
Denver, Col.; Xenia, Painesville, O.; Buffalo, N. Y.; Boston, Mass.; A. K. E.;
address, 33 Angell St., Boston, Mass.
SAVAGE, CORNELIUS SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. 1890; D.D. 1908; Colgate Uni-
versity 1908. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1881; ordained Baptist
minister 1882; pastor Hannibal, Mo.; Ogdensburg, Hamilton, Oswego, N. Y.;
trusteeBaptist Education Society, State of N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Oswego,
N. Y.
SHATTUCK, JOSEPH HERBERT, A.B. Real estate business; *. B. K.; b. Win-
chester, Mass., Sept. 26, 1857; d. there Nov. 10, 1907.
SLADE, WILLIAM LLOYD, A.B. Treasurer Starkweather and Williams Com-
pany; X. $.; address, 47 Exchange Place, Providence, R. I.
SMITH, EDGAR BRONSON, Ph.B. with class by special vote 1909; M.D. College
of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia College, 1880. Surgeon, Providence, R. I.;
surgeon, R. I. Hospital; consulting surgeon, St. Joseph's Hospital, City Hospital,
Butler Hospital, Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket, Woonsocket Hospital, State
Hospital for the Insane, Howard; X. *.; address, 76 Waterman St., Providence,
R. L
STAPLES, CHARLES JASON, A.B.; D.B., Harvard University 1881. Ordained
Unitarian minister 1882; pastor Reading, Mass.; St. Cloud, Miim.; Manchester,
N. H.; Burlington, Vt.; author Selections for Use at Funeral Services; *. B. K.;
address, Burlington, Vt.
STOCKBRIDGE, WILLIAM MAURAN, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University
1882. Admitted to bar 1882; lawyer Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address,
626 Exchange Bldg., Boston, Mass.
SWARTS, WALTER BENJAMIN, Ph.B.; address, 383 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
SWEETLAND, WILLIAM HOWARD, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1881; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; member school committee; clerk R. I. house of representatives;
clerk district court, 6th judicial district R. I.; justice district court, 6th judicial
district, R. I., 1895-1905; presiding justice Superior court of R. I. 1905-1909; justice
supreme court of R. I. 1909-; X. $.; address. Supreme Court House, Providence,
R. L
THOMS, JOHN CYRUS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1881; ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Pahnyra, N. Y.; Elyria, O.; Erie,
Penn.; New York, N. Y.; field secretary American Anti-Saloon League; super-
intendent Wash. Anti-Saloon League, Seattle, Wash; *. T.; b. Elgin, 111., 1853; d.
Erie, Pa., Jan. 24, 1912.
TORREY, LEWIS HAMILTON, A.B. Cutlery manufacturer; A. K. E.; address,
128 Chandler St., Worcester, Mass.
WADE, DANIEL ARNOLD, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1881; ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Bellingham, North Bellingham,
Norwood, Mass.; b. South Abington, Mass., Sept. 10, 1856; d. Brant Rock, Aug.
26, 1894.
260 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1878
WARD, JOHN GROVER, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Andover,
Suffield, North Lyme, Packerville, Bozrah, Conn.; address, Box 66, R. F. D. No. 2,
Norwich, Conn.
WEBSTER, WALTER GARDNER, A.B.; A.M.; Trinity College 1896; D.B.,
General Theological Seminary New York, N. Y., 1897. Law student 1878-79;
teacher classics, high school. Providence, R. I., eleven years; student General
Theological'Seminary 1894-97; ordained Episcopal priest 1898; curate St. Stephen's
Church, Providence, R. I., 1898; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 18,
1854; lost at sea, July 4, 1898.
WESTON, GEORGE FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. Master Elmwood Grammar
School, Providence, R. I., 1878-95; principal Technical High School, Providence,
1895-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 89 Oriole Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHEELER, BENNETT ROLLIN, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1880. Admit-
ted to R. I. bar 1880; lawyer Topeka, Kans.; lecturer on incorporeal hereditaments,
Washburn College Law School; A. T.; address, Topeka, Kans.
WHITMAN, FREEMAN TUPPER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1881; ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Newton Upper Falls,
Boston, Mass.; English Church, Rangoon, Burma; South Framingham, Mass.;
Valley Falls, R. I.; address. South Attleboro, Mass.
WINN, WILLIAM BOWERS, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1878-81; ordained Baptist minister 1882; Congregational pastor; editor and pro-
prietor Hollister Free Lance, HoUister, Cal.; Pacific Oil Reporter, San Francisco,
Cal.; A. K. E.; b. Salem, Mass., Nov. 22, 1858; d. Berkeley, Cal., Sept. 9, 1903.
WINSLOW, ISAAC OSCAR, A.B.; A.M. Principal Federal Street Grammar
School, Providence, R. I.; farmer and manufacturer St. Albans, Me.; supervisor
schools; lecturer Me. State Grange; member Me. senate 1892; instructor Technical
High School, Providence, R. I.; principal Thayer Street Grammar School, Provi-
dence; assistant superintendent and superintendent of schools. Providence; author
Principles of Agriculture; The Natural Arithmetic; a series of geographical readers;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, SO Elton St., Providence, R. I.
WOOD, AUGUSTUS, A.B.; Ph.D., Heidelberg University 1892. Ranchman West
Fla.; student Johns Hopkins University; University of Berlin; Heidelberg Uni-
versity; professor English, Imperial University, Tokyo, Japan; Imperial Higher
Normal School; Buddhist University; Meiji University; editor Fielding's Einfluss
aufdie Deutsche Litteratur, 1894; Sheridan's Playa, with notes for Japanese students;
A. K. E.; b. New Bedford, Mass., Jan. 26, 1857; d. Tokyo, Japan, Dec. 1, 1912.
1879
ADAMS, EDWARD STOWE, Ph.B. Bookseller and stationer Fall River, Mass.;
member city council 1882-84; school committee seventeen years; trustee Bradford
Durfee Textile School; address, 660 Rock St., Fall River, Mass.
ANTHONY, HENRY BURR, A.B. Secretary Standard Fire Insurance Company;
X. *.; address, Hartford, Conn.
ATKINSON, EDWARD ERNEST, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1886; D.B.
1887; Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass., 1888. Graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1882; ordained Baptist minister 1882; pastor Fort Dodge,
la.; Duluth, Minn.; ordained Episcopal minister 1888; rector Chicopee, Jamaica
Plain, Mass.; chaplain and master Belmont School, Belmont, Mass.; graduate
student Harvard University, 1895-97; minister Cambridge, Mass.; Providence,
R. I.; Taunton, Mass.; master St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H.; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 94 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass.
BARNARD, GEORGE FOLGER, A.B. Manager Good Will Home Association,
East Fairfield, Me.; Boys' Home, Hinckley, Me.; *. B. K.; address, Hinckley, Me.
BARNES, DAVID LEONARD, A.M. by special vote 1890. Mechanical and civil
engineer; consulting engineer for several western and southern railroads, foreign
manufacturers, and Railroad Gazette, New York, N. Y.; member many engineering
and scientific societies; author various scientific and technical articles and papers;
b. Smithfield, R. I., Aug. 23, 1858; d. New York, N. Y., Dec. 15, 1896.
1879 GRADUATES 281
BENNETT, CHARLES PATTISON, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1882; pastor
Shapleigh, Limerick, Me.; principal high school, Shapleigh, 1883; dealer in real
estate, loans and insurance, Colorado Springs, Col.; address, Colorado Springs, Col.
BOYER, CHARLES SUMNER, A.B.; A.M. 1885. Principal grammar school;
school supervisor Philadelphia; author several articles and papers on the diatomaceae;
B. e. n.; address, 3223 Clifford St., Philadelphia, Penn.
BUFFUM, WILLIAM POTTER, A.B. Civil engineer Newport, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives 1894-98; president Newport Hospital; trustee R. I.
State Sanatorium; A. A. ■!>.; address, 28 Greenough Place, Newport, R. I.
CALHOUN, NEWTON SHERWOOD, A.B. Lawyer Cleveland, O.; B. 9. H.;
address, 163 Jennings Ave., Cleveland, O.
CARPENTER, ALVA EDWIN, A.B.; D.B., General Theological Seminary, 1883.
Ordained Episcopal minister; rector Middlebury, Vt.; Manton, R. I.; member
school committee, Middlebury, Vt.; Warren, Johnston, R. I., ten years; superin-
tendent of schools, Warren, ten years; examining chaplain, diocese of R. I. since 1894;
editor Parish Monitor; associate editor Convocation Messenger; Convocation Register,
eight years; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 199 Greenville Ave., Johnston, R. I.
CHASE, DAVID AUSTEN, A.B. Dealer in lumber and coal lands; b. Woodward,
Penn., Oct. 24, 1855; d. June 10, 1888.
COMSTOCK, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., Yale University 1882.
Private teacher and farmer; address, Wilbraham, Mass.
DICK, WALLACE PETER, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Wickford, Peace Dale, R. I.;
professor State Normal School, California, Penn.; vice principal and professor
State Normal School, Lock Haven, Penn.; professor State Normal School, West
Chester, Penn.; president Metzger College for Young Ladies, Carlisle, Penn., three
years; author several students' text books; *. B. K.; address. State Normal School,
West Chester, Penn.
DOUGLAS, CHARLES HENRY JAMES, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Columbia CoUege
1892. Teacher Ann Arbor, Mich.; University of Wis.; high school, Milwaukee,
Wis.; Boys' High School, Brooklyn, N. Y.; lecturer political science, Brooklyn
Institute of Arts and Sciences; Seligman fellow Columbia University 1890-92;
Seligman prizeman 1892; first assistant Dewitt Clinton High School, New York,
N. Y.; author Financial History of Mass.; B. G. II.; address, 815 Marcy Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
EARLE, JAMES HERVEY, A.B. Teacher grammar and high school, Cranston,
R. I., ten years; address, 49 Nichols St., Cranston, R. I.
EASTERBROOK, GORHAM, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1879; pastor Am-
herst, N. H.; Hyde Park, Southbridge, Somerville, Rochdale, West Acton, Melrose
and Fall River, Mass.; A. T.; address, 384 Ames St., Fall River, Mass.
EDDY, ALFRED UPDIKE, Ph.B. Admitted to bar 1881; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
secretary and treasurer Mercantile Mutual Fire Insurance Company; Textile Manu-
facturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company; X. *.; address, 10 Weybosset St.,
Providence, R. I.
EDWARDS, STEPHEN OSTROM, A.B.; A.M. Instructor Brown University,
1886-87; trustee 1889-. Teacher high school. Providence, R. I.; admitted to bar
1884; lawyer Providence; clerk R. I. house of representatives 1889-90; member of
commission on revision of judicial system of R. I., 1904; member of committee of
management John Carter Brown Library; director R. I. Hospital Trust Co.; Provi-
dence Journal Co., and other business and charitable corporations; president Work-
ing Men's Loan Association; trustee of Ann Mary Brown Memorial; *. B. K.;
B. 9. n.; address, 181 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
ELLIOTT, FREDERICK WILLIAM, A.B. 1886; M.D., Boston University 1888.
Physician Boston, Mass.; first assistant Phillips Private Hospital; secretary Mass.
Surgical and Gynecological Society; A. T.; b. Contoocook, N. H.. April 1, 1855;
d. Roxbury, Mass., June 28, 1899.
ELY, EDWARD FRANCIS, A.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1882-
Assistant and instructor Mass. Institute of Technology; architect Providence, R. I.;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 36 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
262 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1879
FARNHAM, FRANK ALEXANDER, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1883.
Assistant librarian Brown University 1879-81; admitted to bar 1884; lawyer
Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 65 Crafts Road, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
GREENE, EDWARD PIKE, A.B. Wholesale boot and shoe dealer; A. A. *.;
address, 25 Parade St., Providence, R. I.
GREENE, JOHN JESSE, A.B. Manager Hope Valley Exchange of Providence
Telephone Co.; address, Hope Valley, R. I.
HARKNESS, ALBERT GRANGER, A.B.; A.M. Associate professor Latin, Brown
University, 1889-93; professor Roman literature and history 1893-. Teacher classics
Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. J., 1880-81; student Germany 1881-83; professor
Latin and German, Madison University, Hamilton, N. Y., 1883-89; in Europe
1894-95; professor Latin, American School of Classical Studies, Rome, 1902-03.
Author various papers in the Transactions of the American Philological Association;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 7 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
HARRINGTON, ARTHUR HUDSON, A.B.; M.D., Jefferson Medical College 1882.
Physician Shrewsbury, Mass.; Providence, R. I.; superintendent Danvers Insane
Hospital; medical director Mass. State Asylum for Insane Criminals; superintendent
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary; superintendent State Hospital for the Insane,
Howard, R. I.; A. K. E.; address, Howard, R. I.
HASTINGS, STEPHEN GOODWIN, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1880;
pastor Belchertown, Mass.; Jewett City, Conn.; Antrim, N. H.; Montville, Hart-
ford, Conn.; secretary Stonington Union Association; Hartford Baptist Association;
A. T.; address, Suffield, Conn.
JOHNSON, TRUMAN, A.B.; A.M. 1886; M.D., University of the City of New
York 1881. Physician Vt. two years; principal school, Muskogee, Indian territory,
1884-85; student Newton Theological Institution a short time; ordained Baptist
minister 1886; missionary Toungoo, Burma; address, Loikaw, Southern Shan
States, Burma.
KEIGWIN, HENRY WEBSTER, A.B.; A.M. Instructor mathematics Brown
University 1883-84. Teacher Conn. Literary Institution, SufSeld, Coim.; student
Harvard University 1884-85; teacher Matawan, N. J.; Cheshire, Norwich, Conn.;
Morris High School, New York, N. Y.; A. T.; address, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
KING, LYMAN WINSLOW, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1882; ordained Baptist minister 1883; pastor Mount Holly, Vt.; West
Roxbury, Mass.; address, 328 Brookline St., Newton Centre, Mass.
KINNE, CHARLES HENRY, A.B.; Ph.D., University of Strassburg 1890. Teacher
Norwich, Conn.; student Bonn, Berlin, Paris, and Geneva; teacher Pottstown,
Penn.; student Strassburg, Florence and Spain; professor modem languages, Penn.
State College; fellow in Romance, University of Chicago; instructor Romance
languages; in Cuba 1894-95; instructor modem languages, N. H. College, Durham,
N. H.; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Norwich, Conn., Feb. 4, 1857; d. Providence, R. I.,
March 31, 1899.
MALCOM, GEORGE IDE, A.B. Banker New York, N. Y.; A. A. *.; b. Dec. 4,
1857. Newport, R. I.; d. Oct. 2, 1910, New York, N. Y.
MARSH, EDWARD SPRAGUE, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1882. Admitted
to bar 1882; lawyer Brandon, Vt.; school commissioner 1885; president Brandon
Investment and Guarantee Company; vice president First National Bank, Brandon;
Vergennes Electric Co.; officer in other corporations; A. K. E.; address, Brandon,
Vt.
MUNRO. WALTER LEE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1885. Physician
Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A.*.; business address, 62 North Main St., Providence,
R. L
PARTINGTON, FREDERICK EUGENE, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Teacher Goshen,
N. Y.; inspector German school and educational methods, and newspaper cor-
respondent, Germany, 1880-81; principal academy. New Paltz, N. Y.; head master
academy, Staten Island, N. Y.; director National Park Seminary for Young Women;
author Lectures on Norway, Sicily, Qreece and Spain; address. Forest Glen, Md.
1879 GRADUATES 263
READIO, WILLIAM COOPER, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., University of the City of New
York. Principal Yale School, New York, N. Y.; with New York Life Insurance
Company; address 346 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
SEVERANCE, SAMUEL AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Student Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1879-81; ordained Baptist minister 1881; pastor Turner, Me.;
Maplewood, Mass.; Keene, N. H.; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Elizabethtown, N. Y., May
28, 1844; d. Keene, N. H.. Sept. 23, 1891.
SIMMONS, SAMUEL RANDALL, A.B. Philatelist; address, 340 East 142nd St.,
New York, N. Y.
SOUTHWORTH, LOUIS RHODES, A.B. Admitted to bar 1883; reporter World,
New York, N. Y.; B. 9. n.; address. South Woodstock, Conn.
SPENCER, JOEL MANN, A.B. Insurance agent Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.;
A. *.; address unknown.
STILLMAN, HOWARD YORK, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia College 1881. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; address, Daytona, Fla.
STURGIS, ORIN JONES, A.B.; A.M. Principal public school, Uniontown, Penn.,
1879-81; managing editor Uniontown Standard 1881-91; post-master Uniontown
1884-85; chief editorial writer Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, Pittsburgh, Penn.,
1891-92; editor Baptist Exponent, Pittsburgh, 1892; managing editor Uniontovm
News-Standard, Uniontown, Penn., 1893-; author In Memoriam, 1892; various
addresses; address, Uniontown, Penn.
TANNER, WILLARD BROOKS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1882; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; assistant attorney-general R. I. 1891-94; member common
council. Providence, 1895-97; attorney-general R. I. 1897-1902; associate justice
superior court 1905-09; presiding justice 1909-; *. B. K.; address, 101 Blackstone
Boulevard, Providence, R. I.
TILLINGHAST, WILLIAM RICHMOND, A.B. Admitted to bar 1892; lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 15 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
TUCKER, CHARLES JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Woonsocket, R. L; Sandwich,
Mass.; first assistant, Leland University; *. B. K.; b. New Bedford, Mass., Aug.
10, 1856; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 29, 1886.
VIETS, FRANCIS HUBBARD, A.B.; D.B., Yale University 1882. Ordained Con-
gregational minister; pastor Riverton, East and North Woodstock, Conn.; Buck-
ingham, Conn.; Boxborough, Mass.; author Genealogy of the Viets Family with
Biographical Sketches; address. West Acton, Mass.
WELCH, STEPHEN ALBRO, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1884. Physician
and surgeon Providence, R. I.; physician out-patient department R. I. Hospital
1886-1901; visiting physician R. I. Hospital 1901-05; consulting physician 1906-;
secretary Providence Medical Association 1887-90; president 1902; secretary R. I.
Medical Society, ten years; member American Medical Association; American
Academy of Medicine; Providence Clinical Club; X. *.; address, 253 Washington
St., Providence, R. I.
WELLS, JAMES LEE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1883. Physician; address,
150 Warren St., Boston, Mass.
WOOD, JUDSON IRVING, A.B. Teacher Block Island, R. I.; Cutchogue, L. I.;
Greenwich, Conn.; principal Methuen, Mass.; principal and superintendent Ilion,
N. Y.; superintendent schools Gardner, Mass., since 1899; editor Gardner Journal;
member Mass. legislature, 1912 and 13; A. T.; address, 74 Woodland Ave., Gardner,
Mass.
1880
ABBOTT, AUGUSTUS LEVL A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Washington University 1885.
Trustee Brown University, 1909-; admitted to bar 1884; lawyer St. Louis, Mo.;
vice president Board of Police Commissioners, St. Louis, 1911-13; *. B. K.;
*. T.; address, 415 Pine St., St. Louis, Mo.
ADAMS, CHARLES ROBERT, A.B. Teacher Monson, Mass.; clothing dealer
Holyoke, Mass.; trustee and insurance agent, Boston, Mass.; member of firm of
264 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1880
C. D. Parker & Co., Investment Bankers, since 1909; treasurer of the same, incor-
porated since 1912; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. Heath St., Chestnut Hill, Mass.
ANGELL, WALTER FOSTER, A.B. Admitted to bar 1883; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; assistant attorney-general R. I. 1886-87; *. B. K.; B. 0. n.; address, 170
Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
ARCHIBALD, WILBERFORCE EWING, A.B. Life insurance agent; teacher;
address, 2627 Munroe Ave., Ogden, Utah.
AUSTIN, JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to R. I. bar 1882; lawyer Toledo, O.;
*. B. K.; B. e. *.; address, 727 Oakwood Ave., Toledo, O.
BENNETT, EDMUND NEVILLE, A.B. With publishing house, Boston, Mass.;
A. A. *.; b. Taunton, Mass., May 23, 1856; d. there May 28, 1881.
BLODGETT, JOHN TAGGARD, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1883; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; chairman board of canvassers and registration. Providence,
1895-1900; R. I. house of representatives 1898-1900; associate justice supreme court
1900-12; *. B. K.; B. 6. n.; b. Belmont, Mass., May 16, 1859; d. Providence,
R. I., March 4, 1912.
BOYCE, HENRY JACKSON, A.B. Undertaker; B. 6. H.; address 256 Weybosset
St., Providence, R. I.
BRAISLIN, GIBBS, A.B.; D.D. 1905. Student Crozer Theological Seminary 1880-
82; ordained Baptist minister 1886; pastor Keesville, N. Y.; Rutland, Vt.; Glouces-
ter, First Church, New Bedford, Mass.; A. T.; address, 84 Court St., New Bedford,
Mass.
BURDETTE, CHARLES EDWIN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1883; ordained Baptist minister 1883; missionary American Baptist Mis-
sionary Union, Tura, Gauhati, Assam; pastoral supply, Chicopee, Mass., 1909-12;
*. B. K.; address, Box 159, R. F. D. No. 1, Springfield, Mass.
BUTMAN, JOHN NATHAN, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Admitted to bar 1896; lawyer
Central Falls; member R. I. house of representatives 1889-92; city solicitor Central
Falls; judge of probate 1903-04; address, 198 Central St., Central Falls, R. I.
CHAFEE, ZECHARIAH, A.B.; President and treasurer BuUders' Iron Foundry,
Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 5 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
CLARKE, PRESCOTT ORLOFF, Ph. B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I., 1880-90;
student Mass. Institute Technology 1890-92; architect Providence; A. A. *.;
address, 72 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
CRANE, JOHN LORING, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1883;
ordained Baptist minister 1883; pastor Narragansett, R. I.; Sheldonville, Mass.;
Allenton, R. I., 1898-1900; Rumney, N. H.; Wakefield, Mass.; address, 47 Cordis
St., Wakefield, Mass.
DAREOW, JAMES WALLACE, A.B. ; A.M. Editor for twenty-nine years; editorial
writer Albany, N. Y., Knickerbocker Press, 1913; special writer Agricultural Press,
on economic agriculture; author Origin and Early History of the Order of Pa-
trons of Husbandry; also several booklets on agriculture; A. T.; address, Chatham,
N. Y.
DELABARRE, WALTER EDWARD, A.B.; M.D., New York Homoeopathic
Medical College and Hospital; physician New York and White Plains; professor
laryngology. Metropolitan Post Graduate Hospital, 1898; assistant surgeon N. Y.
Ophthalmic Hospital; general manager Rosemont Springs Sanitarium, White
Plains, N. Y.; A. K. E.; address. Central Ave., White Plains, N. Y.
DUNSTER, HENRY, A.B. Firm Henry Dunster & Co., Brokers; B. e.n.; address.
National Exchange Bank Bldg., Providence, R. I.
DURFEE, SAMUEL SLATER, A.B.; A.M. Law student Providence, R. I., 1880-82:
Boston University 1882-83; admitted to bar 1884; lawyer; *. B. K.; *. T.; address,
170 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
ESTEN, RICHARD BARTLETT, A.B.; D.D., Middlebury College 1911. Student
Oberlin Theological Seminary 1880-81; graduated Newton Theological Institution
1886; ordained Baptist minister 1886; Amesbury, Westfield, Roslindale, Mass.;
Middlebury, Vt.; A. K. E.; address, 55 Seminary St., Middlebury, Vt.
1880 GRADUATES 265
FAUNCE. WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY, A.B.; A.M. 1883; D.D. 1897; Yale
University 1901; Harvard University 1904; LL.D. Baylor University 1904; Ala-
bama 1905; Dartmouth 1909; Wesleyan 1909; Instructor mathematics Brown
University 1881-82; trustee 1896-99; president and professor moral and intellectual
philosophy 1899-. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1884; ordained
Baptist minister 1884; pastor State Street Church, Springfield, Mass., 1884-89;
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, New York, N. Y., 1889-99; student University of Jena
1895; lecturer University of Chicago 1897-98; resident preacher Harvard University
1898-99; trustee Rochester University 1890-99; Newton Theological Institution
1900-; Worcester Academy 1901-; member executive board American Baptist
Home Mission Society 1894-99; president higher education section National Educa-
tional Association 1903-04; director American Institute of Sacred Literature; presi-
dent Religious Education Association; member R. I. Metropolitan Park commis-
sion; trustee R. I. School of Design. Author The Moral Factor in Education, 1901 ;
Roger Williams and his Doctrine of SouULiberty, 1902; The Educational Ideal in
the Ministry, 1908; Whai Does Christianity Mean? 1912; *. B. K.; A. T.; address
Brown University, Providence, R. I.
FITZ, FRANK EUSTACE, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1883. Law
student Harvard University 1880-82. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; city solicitor, Chelsea,
Mass., 1889-92; associate justice Chelsea police court 1892-1902; A. K. E.; b. Cam-
bridge, Mass., Nov. 14, 1857; d. Beach Bluffs, Mass., Sept. 20, 1913.
GOODSPEED, GEORGE STEPHEN, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., Baptist Union Theo-
logical Seminary 1883; Ph.D. Yale TJniversity 1891. Ordained Baptist minister
1884; pastor Sonora, Cal.; Springfield, Mass.; assistant Yale University; student
University of Freiburg; associate professor, professor and recorder University of
Chicago; author Outlines of Hebrew History; Israel's Messianic Hope; History of the
Babylonians and Assyrians; History of the Ancient World; associate editor Biblical
World; American Journal of Theology; *. B. K.; A. A. $.; b. Jonesville, Wis., Jan.
14, 1860; d. Chicago, 111., Feb. 17, 1905.
GREENE, AUGUSTUS ARABERT, Ph.B. Manufacturing jeweler; X.*.; address,
94 Point St., Providence, R. I.
HALE, WILLIAM, Ph.B.; M.D., University of the City of New York 1883. Phy-
sician Dover, N. H.; physician and author Gloucester, Mass.; author Shore Life in
Song; A Fearless Fisherman; A Dauntless Viking; B. 6. II.; address, 90 Washington
St., Gloucester, Ma.ss.
HAMMETT, FRED MASON, A.B. Editor NewpaH Daily News, Newport, R. I.;
member common council six years; president; member board of aldermen; presi-
dent; B. e. n.; address, 108 Mill St., Newport, R. I.
HARDY, HENRY GANO, A.B. Manufacturer paper art goods; A. T.; address.
443 Clermont Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
HOWE, ARTHUR WHITNEY, A.B. Banker and broker; *. T.; address, 2032
De Lancey Place, Philadelphia, Penn.
JENCKS, CHARLES WILLIAM, A.B. Manufacturer; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 18, 1858; d. there March 29, 1883.
KEEN, HERBERT IDE, A.B. Engineer; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 732 Salis-
bury House, London Wall, London, Eng.
KNOWLES, JOHN POWER, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1883. Admitted to
R. I. bar 1883; treasurer National Furniture and Stove Co.; X. $.; address, 752
Lincoln Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
LAMSON, ISAAC ALBERT, A.B. In business Vail's Gate, N. Y.; b. Hamilton,
Mass., Nov. 23, 1858; d. Meadow Brook, N. J., Feb. 22, 1911.
LANE, WILLIAM HOYLE, A.B.; A.M. 1888; D.B., Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1910. Graduated Newton Theolo^cal Institution 1883; ordained Baptist
minister 1884; pastor Dexter, Yarmouth ville, Me.; assistant pastor Central Baptist
Church, Providence, R. I., 1890-94; Shawomet Church, Warwick, R. I., 1895-1912;
address, Shawomet, R. I.
LEONARD, ZENAS LOCKWOOD, A.B. by special vote 1900; M.D., University
of the City of New York 1880. Visiting physician Harlem Dispensary 1880-83;
266 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1880
curator Randall's Island Hospitals 1883-85; assistant surgeon N. Y. Eye and Ear
Infirmary; laryngologist St. Bartholomew's Clinic; address, 19 West 120th St.,
New York, N. Y.
LINCOLN, JAMES GRANGER, A.B.; A.M. Clerk; *. B. K.; *. T.; address,
45 Batterymarch St., Boston, Mass.
MATHEWSON, PHILIP AUGUSTUS, Ph.B. Cotton manufacturer Fall River,
Mass.; superintendent Chase Mill; King Philip Mills; *. T.; b. Plainfield, Conn.;
d. June 17, 1913.
MEADER, WALTER SIDNEY, A.B.; A.M. Governor of boys. Friends' School,
Providence, R. I., and teacher, twenty-four years; lumber dealer; *. B. K.; B. 0. II.;
address, Gonic, N. H.
MORRILL, DONALD LITTLEFIELD, A.B.; A.M. Teacher six years; admitted
to bar 1886; lawyer Chicago, III.; member and attorney board of education eight
years; author Federal and State Oovernment; III. Law School Annotated; Student's
Manual of Constitution of III.; Treatise on Law of Persons including Domestic Rela-
tions; A. K. E.; address, 69 West Washington St., Chicago, 111.
ORDWAY, SAMUEL HANSON, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1883; LL.B.,
1883. Trustee Brown University 1913-; admitted to bar 1884; lawyer; assistant
district attorney, N. Y. county, 1901-; on commission to revise tax laws of state
of N. Y., 1906; on Gov. Hughes' Wall St. investigating commission, 1909; *. B. K.;
address, 27 William St., New York, N. Y.
ORMSBEE, JOHN HOLDEN, A.B. Banker, Providence Institution for Savings;
*. T.; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
PERRY, EDGAR, A.B. ; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1898. Physician Boston,
Mass.; founder private hospital, Boston; Gordon-Perry Hospital Training School
for Nurses; author Historical Rehoboth, 1886; *. B. K.; B. 6. H; b. Rehoboth,
Mass., Oct. 19, 1855; d. Boston, Mass., April 7, 1903.
PYKE, JAMES TOBEY, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1883; ordained Congregational minister 1884; pastor East Concord, N. H.; Law-
rence, Mass.; instructor preparatory department Penn. State College; in business
Providence, R. I.; A. T.; address, 265j^ Brow St., East Providence, R. I.
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Vt. State Reform
School; member private signal corps U. S. army; real estate agent, Seattle, Wash.;
teacher high school, Seattle, Wash.; address, 603 36th Ave., Seattle, Wash.
RICHMOND, J. LEE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of the City of New York 1883.
Physician Conneaut, Geneva, O. ; instructor chemistry. Central High School, Toledo,
O.; A. T.; address, 746 Grove Place, Toledo, O.
RIGLER, GEORGE WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Ewing College 1903. Graduated
Crozer Theological Seminary 1882; ordained Baptist minister 1882; pastor Salem,
0.; Antrim, N. H.; Maiden, Mass.; Woonsocket, East Providence, Westerly,
Lonsdale, R. I.; president Hartshorn Memorial College, Richmond, Va., 1912-;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, Richmond, Va.
RIVENBURG, SIDNEY WHITE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Baltimore Medical College
1894. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1883; ordained Baptist minister
1883; missionary Assam, India, 1883-. Translator into Angami Naga: Matthew;
John; Acts; Hymn Book; Primer; Arithmetic; Way to Health; into Ao Naga:
Acts and 50 hymns; B. ©. II.; address, Kohima, Assam, India.
SLADE, DAVID FOSTER, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1883. Admitted to bar
1883; lawyer Fall River, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1894-96;
governor's council 1900-03; A. A. *.; address, 636 Rock St., Fall River, Mass.
SMITH, SAMUEL WATSON, A.B.; LL.B., Cincinnati Law School 1882. Admitted
to bar 1882; lawyer Cincinnati, O.; member board of legislation, Cincinnati, 1891-92;
judge court of common pleas 1897-1907; judge of circuit court for first judicial circuit
of Ohio, 1907-; A. A. *.; address, Madison Road, Cincinnati, O.
SMITH, WESLEY LORENZO, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1883; ordained Baptist minister 1883; pastor Providence, R. I.; Weymouth,
Melrose, Bridgewater, West Bridgewater and Merrimac, Mass.; A. T.; b.
Charlestown, Mass., Dec. 28, 1856; d. Roxbury, Mass., Nov. 28, 1913.
1880 GRADUATES 267
STARKWEATHER, JAMES CLAY, A.B. Law student Boston University 1880-81;
admitted to bar 1883; lawyer Denver, Col., 1883-; A. K. E.; address, 238 South
Lincoln St., Denver, Col.
SUTHERLAND, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Admitted to bar 1886; lawyer Pierre,
So. Dakota; member S. D. house of representatives 1905-; A. K. E.; address, 456
Huron Ave., Pierre, S. D.
TENNEY, FRED CLAY, A.B. Teacher six years; admitted to bar 1888; lawyer
and superintendent of schools, HoUiston, Mass.; New England agent, educational
manager and southern manager MacMillan Company, Boston, Mass., since 1902;
B. 9. n.; address, Candler Annex, Atlanta, Ga.
THURSTON, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. Librarian Redwood Library
and Athenaeum, Newport, R. I.; principal high school, Barrington, R. I.; editor-
in-chief Daily News, Newport; vice-president Daily News, Newport, 1897-;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; address, 207 Thames St., Newport, R. I.
TINKHAM, FRANK LUSCOMBE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1883. Ad-
mitted to bar 1883; lawyer; *. B. K.; address, Taunton, Mass.
TROTTER, WILLIAM RAMSAY, A.B.; A.M. Graduated General Theological
Seminary 1883; ordained Episcopal deacon 1883; priest 1884; assistant Trinity
Church, Bristol, R. I.; rector 1884-1911; rector emeritus; X. *.; b. New York,
N. Y., Nov. 30, 1856; d. Bristol, R. I., April 1, 1914.
TUSTUST, GEORGE MILLER, A.B.; LL.B. Columbia CoUege 1883. Admitted to
bar 1894; lawyer and farmer; B. 6. H.; address, Bloomsburg, Penn.
WALTON, FREDERICK JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Episcopal minister Philadelphia,
Penn.; West Somerville, Mass.; B. 9. n.; address, 90 Josephine Ave., Philadelphia,
Penn.
WATERMAN, PAUL, A.B.; *. T.; address, 19 West 31st St., New York, N. Y.
WINSLOW, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M., University of New York 1895.
Principal Lee, Adams, Mass.; Belleville and West Orange, N. J.; superintendent
schools, Bath, Me.; Revere, Mass.; professor. Southern University, New Orleans,
La.; superintendent of schools, Cumberland, R. I., since 1910; address. Valley
Falls., R. I.
1881
ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., N. Y. Homoeopathic Medical
College and Hospital 1884. Physician and surgeon, Hackensack, N. J.; member
board of health ten years; visiting physician Hackensack Hospital ten years, 1892-
1902; consulting physician Passaic Hospital Passaic, N. J., since 1902; major and
regimental siu-geon N. J. volunteer infantry since 1898; served in Spanish war;
member N. J. State Homoeopathic Medical Society;' American Institute of Ho-
moeopathy; National Association of Military Surgeons of U. S.; author Sex Edu-
cation; A. K. E.; address, Hackensack, N. J.
BAKER, WILLIAM COTTER, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1884; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1892-94, 1897-98; mayor
Providence 1898-1901; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address, 402 Dodworth Block, Pasadena,
Cal.
BARKER, BENJAMIN, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia College 1883. Admitted to bar
1883; lawyer; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 49 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
BEAN, GEORGE FREMONT, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1885.
Admitted to bar 1885; lawyer Boston, Mass.; mayor Wobum 1891; member school
committee Wobum twelve years; Mass. house of representatives, 1910; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, Woburn, Mass.
BRIGHAM, GEORGE BICKFORD, A.B. Shoe manufacturer; retired; A. T.;
address, 118 West Main St.,Westboro, Mass.
BROOKS, MORGAN, Ph.B.; M.E., Stevens Institute of Technology 1883. Me-
chanical engineer Boston, Mass.; secretary and treasurer St. Paul Gas Light Com-
pany; president Electrical Engineering Company, St. Paul; Minneapolis, Minn.;
professor electrical engineering. University of Neb., 1898-1901; University of HI.
1901-; life member American Society of Mechanical Engineers; American Institute
268 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1881
of Electrical Engineers; author various papers in technical periodicals; A. K. E.;
address, Urbana, 111.
BURBANK, PERCY SHELLEY, A.B. Electrical engineer Charlotte, N. C;
Atlanta, Ga.; Callao, Lima, Peru; X. *.; address, Lima, Peru.
CARTWRIGHT, WALTER ORESTES, A.B.; A.M., Yale University 1905. Teacher
West Epping, N. H.; Boston, East Douglas, Haverhill, Mass.; Vermont Academy;
chief education division, Indian office, Washington, D. C; principal high school,
Fairfield, Me.; district superintendent of schools, Harwich, Brewster, Orleans,
Eastham, Georgetown, Groveland and Rowley, Mass.; supervisor schools Walling-
ford. Conn.; agent Conn. State Board of Education; department manager the
BuUard Co., publishers, Boston, Mass.; address, 24 Park St., Wakefield, Mass.
CHASE, WILLIAM SHEAFE, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., 1912; D.B., Episcopal Theo-
logical School, Cambridge, Mass., 1885. Ordained Episcopal minister 1885; rector
St. James's Church, Woonsocket, R. I.,; honorary canon Cathedral of the Incarna-
tion, Garden City, L. I., N. Y.; chaplain St. Paul's School, Garden City; rector
Christ Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., since 1905; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 481 Bedford
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
CONNELL, CHARLES WAL'TER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1887.
Physician and surgeon. Fall River; member Fall River Medical Society; American
Academy of Medicine; A. T.; address, 836 Highland Ave., Fall River, Mass.
CORNELL, HOWARD POTTER, A.B. Wholesale grocer; X. *.; address, 38
Orchard Ave., Providence, R. I.
CORTHELL, ARTHUR BATEMAN, A.M. by special vote 1898. Assistant engineer
or engineer West Shore Railroad; Knickerbocker Ice Company; Denver, Memphis,
and Atlantic Railroad; Sioux City Bridge; Thames River Bridge; Providence
Terminal Station; South Terminal Station, Boston, Mass.; terminal engineer
N. Y. Central and Hudson River Railroad, New York, N. Y.; assistant executive.
Grand Central Station architects; secretary and consulting engineer, auxilliary
facilities committee. Grand Central Terminal, N. Y.; chief engineer, Boston &
Maine since 1911; X. *.; address, 38 Rangeley St., Winchester, Mass.
CULVER, SAMUEL WINSLOW, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer; address, 85 Water St.,
Boston, Mass.
DENFELD, WILLIAM FREDERICK, A.B. Law student University of Mich.
1881-83; admitted to bar 1883; lawyer Lexington, Ky. ; Saginaw, Mich.; secretary
and treasurer and member board of education; A. T.; address, 605 Cherry St.,
Saginaw, Mich.
GIPFORD, FRANK HERBERT, Ph.B. With F. P. Sheldon, mill engineer. Provi-
dence, R. I., 1881-82; operative Grinnell and Potomska Mills 1882-84; cotton
broker New Bedford, Mass.; treasurer New Bedford Spinning Company; cotton
broker New Bedford; A. K. E.; address, 380 County St., New Bedford, Mass.
GIFFORD, PAUL COFFIN, A.B.; address, 73 Whittier St., OlneyviUe, R. I.
GLADDING, JOHN RUSSELL, A.B. Director various corporations; treasurer
Mathieson Alkali Works; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 30 Stimson Ave., Providence,
R. L
HAYES, FREDERIC, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to R. I. bar 1884; U. S. circuit court
1885; member R. I. board of bar examiners; standing master in chancery R. I.
supreme court. Providence county; *. T.; address, 170 Westminster St., Providence,
R. L
HAZARD, FREDERICK ROWLAND, A.B.; A.M. Chemical manufacturer;
president Solvay Process Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; A. A. *.; address, Syracuse,
N. Y.
HOOD, ALFRED HOWLAND, A.B.; A.M. Law student Boston University
1881-83; admitted to bar 1883; lawyer Fall River, Mass.; A. T.; b. Somerset,
Mass., April 14, 1855; d. Fall River, Mass., June 1, 1912.
HUGHES, CHARLES EVANS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Columbia University 1884;
LL.D., Brown 1906; Columbia, Knox and Lafayette 1907; Union 1908; George
Washington and Colgate 1909; University of Pennsylvania, Williams and Harvard,
1910; trustee Brown University 1903-11; fellow 1911-; admitted to New York bar
1881 GRADUATES 269
1884; professor of law Cornell University 1891-93; special lecturer 1893-95; New
York Law School 1893-1900; was counsel to the Stevens Gas Committee of the New
York Legislature in 1905, and counsel to the Armstrong Insm-ance Committee of the
New York Legislature in 1905 and 1906; was special assistant to the United States
Attorney General in the matter of the coal investigation of 1906; nominated for the
office of mayor of New York City by the Republican convention in 1905, but de-
clined the nomination; elected governor of New York for two terms, from January
1, 1907, to December 31, 1908, and from January 1, 1909, to December 31, 1910;
appointed by President Taft to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States, and confirmed by the Senate on the 2d day of May, 1910; resigned
the office of governor of the State of New York on the 6th day of October, 1910,
and took his seat on the bench on the 10th day of October, 1910; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 2100 Avenue of the Presidents, Washington, D. C.
IRONS, SAMUEL LAFAYETTE, A.B. *. B. K.; B. e. n.; address, 3831 Mera
St., Oakland, Alameda Co., Cal.
JEWETT, HOWARD CLIFTON, A.B.; A.M. 1889; M.D., N. Y. Homoeopathic
Medical College and Hospital 1888; physician; address, 35 Vine St., Haverhill,
Mass.
KETTNER, JACOB, Ph.B. Bookkeeper Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Nov. 23, 1858; d. there July 22, 1889.
LADD, WILLIAM COFFIN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher De Veaux College, N. Y.;
Friends' School, Providence, R. I.; professor French, Haverford College; *. B. K.;
A. A. *.; b. Richmond, Ohio, Oct. 5, 1858; d. Bryn Mawr, Pa., Nov. 28, 1908.
McKEEVER, FRANKLIN GARRETT, A.B.; A.M. 1889; D.D. 1906. Graduated
Rochester Theological Seminary 1884; ordained Baptist minister 1884; pastor
Medina, N. Y.; Providence, R. I.; New London, Conn.; Second Church, Newport,
R. I.; trustee and secretary R. I. Baptist Convention; trustee Conn. Baptist Educa-
tional Society ten years; Conn. Baptist Convention twelve years; special lecturer
Bucknell University 1898; Newton Theological Institution 1907; trustee Newton
Theological Institution; Conn. Literary Institute; preacher England and Scotland
1903. Author An Abiding Miracle; History of the First Baptist Church of New
London, Conn.; B. 6. n.; address, 28 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, R. I.
MARSHALL, JOHN MURRAY, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1885; lawyer
Boston, Mass.; assistant U. S. attorney, Mass., 1890-93; lawyer Los Angeles, Cal.;
*. B. K.; address, 286 West Bellevue Drive, Pasadena, Cal.
MUMFORD, CHARLES CARNEY, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1883; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; assistant clerk court of common pleas 1883-84; clerk mimicipal
court 1884-85; assistant attorney-general R. I. 1885-86; member R. I. house of
representatives 1893-94, 1903-04; U. S. commissioner 1894-1903; associate justice
Superior court of R. I.; resigned; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 50 Humboldt A.ve.,
Providence, R. I.
PECKHAM, WILLIAM ELLERY, Ph.B. With Crane Brothers, New York, N. Y.;
b. North Stonington, Conn., March 3, 1860; d. South Kingstown, R. I., July 11, 1884.
PEEPELS, HENRY CLAY, A.B. ; A.M. Graduated Rochester Theological Semmary
1884; ordained Baptist minister 1884; pastor Park Avenue and South Avenue
Churches, Rochester, N. Y.; trustee Rochester Theological Seminary; author
Chapel Offerings; B. 6. n.; address, 188 Harvard St., Rochester, N. Y.
PENDLETON, CORNELIUS WELLES, A.B. Teacher and law student, Salinas,
Cal., 1881-84; admitted to bar 1884; lawyer San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cal.;
court commissioner Los Angeles county, Cal.; member Cal. house of representatives
1893, 1895, 1901; speaker 1901; member Cal. senate 1903-07; collector of customs,
Los Angeles district 1907-; A. T.; address, 1310 St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM LLEWELLYN, A.B. Purchasing agent General Fire Ex-
tinguisher Company, Providence; A. T.; address, 275 West Exchange St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
RICE, HORACE WADLEIGH, A.B.; A.M. 1887. Teacher Westboro, Mass.;
principal Sawin Academy, Sherborn, Mass.; Lewis High School, Southington, Conn.;
high school, Natick, Mass., thirteen years; Woodward Institute for Girk, since
1910; address, 17 Greenleaf St., Quincy, Mass.
270 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1881
RICE, WILBER TAYLOR, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1882; pastor Ains-
worth, la.; Saranac, Mich.; Clearwater, Kans.; Mansfield, Winthrop, Conn.;
Edgartown, Mass.; South Londonderry, Vt.; rural mail carrier. North Grafton,
Mass.; *. B. K.; address. North Grafton, Mass.
ROSE, HENRY BRAYTON, A.B. Real estate and insurance business, Providence,
R. I., until 1889; secretary school committee. Providence, 1889-; lieutenant-colonel
R. I. militia; retired; A. K. E.; address, 76 Comstock Ave., Providence, R. I.
SHELDON, HORACE WARD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Rush Medical College, Chicago,
111., 1885. Physician and surgeon; *. B. K.; address, Negaimee, Marquette Co.,
Mich.
SILVEY, WILLIAM BAIRD. Ph.B. U. S. assistant engineer Philadelphia, Penn.;
Northern Pacific railway; James River Valley Railroad, Dak.; St. Paul, Minn.;
chief engineer Lake Superior and Pacific Railway; broker, Duluth, Minn.; A. K. E.;
b. Washington, D. C, Feb. 7, 1861; perished on the Titanic, April 15, 1912.
SIMMONS, JAMES DAVIS, A.B.; address, Warren, R. I.
TAFT, EDWARD WILLIAMS, A.B. Cotton manufacturer Pawtuxet, R. I.; A.
A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., April 17, 1859; d. there Jan. 13, 1882.
TAYLOR, JOHN ALVAH, A.B. Bookkeeper Laconia, N. H.; clerk Franklin Savings
Bank; National Bank of the Republic, Boston, Mass.; bookkeeper Franklin, N. H.;
broker Maiden, Mass.; National Bank cashier, since 1909; A. T.; address, George-
town, Mass.
THURSTON, EDWIN LAJETTE, Ph.B. Admitted to 111. bar 1885; patent solicitor
and lawyer; X. *.; address, 1228 Citizen's Bldg., Cleveland, O.
TOWNE, WALTER JAMES, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,; English
and Classical School, Providence, R. I.; Hope Street High School; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 3226 Pawtucket Ave., East Providence, R. I.
WILLSON, DANIEL SUMNER, A.B. Superintendent and manager life insurance
companies several places; manufacturer; retired; address, 241 Granite Bldg.,
Rochester, N. Y.
1882
ALLEN, IRA RICHARD, A.B. Banker and slate manufacturer, Fair Haven, Vt.;
member Vt. house of representatives 1892-93; Vt. senate 1894; postmaster Fair
Haven 1897-1903; A. K. E.; b. Fair Haven, Vt., March 29, 1859; d. there Dec.
9, 1903.
BARTLETT, CHARLES LINCOLN, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Admitted to bar 1885;
lawyer Chicago, 111.; general counsel Title Guarantee and Trust Company, Chicago,
111.; *. B. K.; address, 69 West Washington St., Chicago, III.
BIXBY, EDWARD CLARENCE, A.B.; A.M. Assistant librarian Providence
Public Library, Providence, R. I., 1882-1910; broker; A. A. *.; address, 17 Burnett
St., Providence, R. I.
BOGERT, WILLIAM BENEZET, Ph.B. Grain commission merchant, firm of
Wright, Bogert and Company, Chicago, HI.; member Chicago board of trade;
A. A. i.; address, 1818 Sheridan Road, Evanston, 111.
BORDEN, SIMEON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1894; lawyer Fall River, Mass.; clerk
Bristol county coiu-ts, Taunton, Mass; A. A. *.; address, Taunton, Mass.
BOWERMAN, BENJAMIN ELLWOOD, A.B. Real estate agent, Chicago, 111 ;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; b. Wheatland, N. Y., June 29, 1855; d. Chicago, 111., Jan. 12, 1892
BRIGHAM, FRANK FONTELLE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1885. Phy-
sician Lynn, Mass.; member board of health; school board; A. T.; b. Westboro,
Mass., Oct. 15, 1859; d. Lynn, Mass., March 10, 1903.
BUXTON, (WILLIAM) ALBERT, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1886; Ph.D.,
Bethany College 1897; LL.D. Milligan College 1905. Student theology. Harvard
University, 1883-86; Germany 1886-87; pastor Hutchinson, Kans.; Fairbury,
Neb.; Norfolk, Va.; Salt Lake City, Pueblo, Colo; Joplin, Mo.; Lockhart, Tex.;
president Northwest Christian College, Minneapolis, Minn.; Texas Christian
University, Waco, Tex.; Dexter Christian College, Dexter, Mo.; dean Bible College,
1882 GRADUATES ill
Canton, Mo.; national director home and foreign missionary societies of the Christian
Church; president ministerial associations of Neb. and Va.; A. T.; address. Lock-
hart, Texas.
CHAPLIN, STEWART, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia University 1886. Admitted to bar
1886; lawyer New York, N. Y., 1886-; *. B. K.; A. T.; author Susyension of the
Power of Alienation; address, 92 William St., New York, N. Y.
COLE, EDWARD BENJAMIN, Ph.B. Shoe manufacturer; A. K. E.; address,
207 Essex St., Boston, Mass.
DAVIS, FRANCIS HOWARD, A.B.; A.M. 1887. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution; ordained Baptist minister 1887; pastor Franklin Falls, N. H.; Foxboro,
Mass.; Livermore Falls, Me.; Tiverton, R. I.; resident graduate Andover Theo-
logical Seminary 1903-04; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 1 Carleton Sq., Bradford, Mass.
DILTS, ASA REED, A.B.; D.B., Union Theological Seminary 1885. Student
Rochester Theological Seminary 1882-83; ordained Baptist minister 1885; pastor
Plainfield, N. J.; Northampton, Lowell, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 23 So.
Loring St., Lowell, Mass.
EVERETT, FRANK ADELBERT, A.B.; A.M.; S.T.B., Boston University 1886;
ordained Methodist Episcopal deacon 1888; elder 1890; pastor Princeton, Lunen-
burg, Charlton City, Ashland, Oxford, Uxbridge, Franklin, Gloucester, Mass.;
address, Bay View, Gloucester, Mass.
FOSS, SAM WALTER, A.B.; A.M. 1908. T^iitox Lynn Saturday Union; Yankee
Blade; editorial writer Boston Globe; librarian public library, Somerville, Mass.;
author Back Country Poems; Whiffs from, Wild Meadows; Dreams in Homespun;
Songs of War and Peace; *. B. K.; B. G. H.; b. Candia, N. H., June 19, 1858; d.
Boston, Mass., Feb. 26, 1911.
FOSTER, AUSTIN POWERS, A.B.; A.M. Principal high school, Candia, N. H.;
Dallas, Tex.; publisher and wholesale book dealer twelve years; professor Ward
Seminary, Nashville, Tenn., one year; editor Nashville, Tenn.; secretary Nashville
Industrial Bureau since 1911; author Resources and Products of Tenn.; *. B. K.;
B. e. n.; address, 205 Stahlman Bldg., Nashville, Tenn.
FRANCIS, WILLIAM ALLEN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher high school. Concord, Mass.;
instructor mathematics, Phillips Academy, Exeter, N. H.; professor since 1892;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, Exeter, N. H.
FULLER, NEWTON STONE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher New London, N. H.; Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.; professor Latin, Ripon College, Ripon, Wis.; member Wis. Academy
of Sciences, Arts and Letters; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 9, 1860;
d. Colorado Springs, Col., May 8, 1895.
GAGE, ARTHUR EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1887; lawyer Woburn,
Mass.; town auditor 1888; clerk 4th district court; secretary and treasurer, Woburn
Co-operative Bank, 1910- ; A. *.; address, 8 Sherman Place, Woburn, Mass.
GAMAGE, FREDERICK LUTHER, A.B.; A.M.; D.C.L. Hobart College 1898.
Instructor Greek, Delhi, N. Y.; principal Oxford Academy, Oxford, N. Y.; head
master St. Paul's School, Garden City, L. I.; founder and head master Pawling
School; A. T.; address. Pawling, N. Y.
GREENE, ALBERT, .A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1882-85;
ordained Baptist minister 1885; pastor West Sutton, Mass.; Warren, Me.; East
Providence, R. I.; b. North Scituate, R. I., April 24, 1853; d. Westerly, R. I., Oct.
7, 1898.
GREENE, JOHN STIMSON, A.B. by special vote 1900. With Eastman Kodak
Co.; A. A. *.; address, Rochester, N. Y.
HERR, BANJAMIN LAISDELL, Ph.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Semmary
1886; ordained Baptist minister 1886; pastor Tarrytown, Binghamton, Lockport,
N. Y.; PhUadelphia, Penn.; Delhi, Homer, N. Y.; address. Homer, N. Y.
HOSMER, ELBER SAMUEL, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Boston, Mass.; music, Institu-
tion for the Blind, South Boston; principal high school, Bristol, Conn.; Pawtucket,
R. I., since 1900; church organist; address, 37 Kossuth St., Pawtucket, R. I.
HOVEY, GEORGE RICE, A.B.; A.M. 1888; D.D. 1902; D.D. Temple College,
Philadelphia, 1901. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1885; graduate
student 1885-86; instructor New England School of Hebrew; professor Richmond
272 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1882
Theological Seminary, Richmond, Va.; president Wayland Seminary and College,
Washington, D. C, three years; professor, vice president and president Va. Union
University, Richmond, Va.; author A Hebrew Word-Book; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
address, Richmond, Va.
HUNTINGTON, GEORGE, A.B. Member firm of Huntiagton and Company,
portrait photographers, Detroit; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 78 Washington Boulevard,
Detroit, Mich.
JACOBS, WALTER BALLOU, A.B.; A.M. Instructor pedagogy. Brown University,
1893-95; associate professor pedagogy 1895-1901; professor education 1901-. Stu-
dent Union Theological Seminary 1882-83; teacher classical department. High School,
Providence, R. I., 1883-98; principal Hope Street High School, Providence, 1898-
1901; president N. E. Association of College Teachers of Education, 1908, 1909;
secretary N. E. Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools, since 1910; sec-
retary Brown University Teachers' Association since 1906; member National Edu-
cation Association; National Association of College Teachers of Education; *. B.
K.; A. T.; address, 310 Olney St., Providence, R. I.
JILLSON, WILLIAM EVERETT, A.B.; A.M. Assistant librarian Public Library;
instructor English and Classical School, Providence; student College of France;
Berlin University; professor and librarian, Doane College, Crete, Neb., 1890-1911;
librarian and associate professor of German, Ripon College, since 1912; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, Ripon, Wis.
JOHNSON, JULIUS ARTHUR, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Admitted to bar 1886; lawyer
Pierre, S. D.; Chicago, 111.; county attorney Cook County, 111., two years; president
Chicago Law Institute, two years; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 112 West Adams
St., Chicago, 111.
JONES, HARRY WILD, A.B. by special vote 1903. Architect Minneapolis, Minn.;
professor architecture. University of Minn., two years; member Minneapolis park
commission, ten years; lecturer on church architecture. University of Chicago;
X. *.; address. Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis, Minn.
KEEGAN, WILLIAM ROBERT, A.B. Druggist; B. 9. n.; b. Providence, R.
I., Oct. 21, 1859; deceased.
LAWTON, ARTHUR THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Macedonia, O.; Montville,
Conn.; law student Providence, R. I.; farmer Jewett City, Conn.; A. T.; in Nor-
wich'Hospital.
LEARNED, WILLIAM TURELL, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1885.
Physician Fall River, Mass.; surgeon Union Hospital; consulting physician City
Hospital; fellow Mass. Medical Society; American Academy of Medicine;; Ameri-
can Medical Association; A. K. E.; address, 46 Franklin St., Fall River, Mass.
LOTT, WILLIAM CLAWSON, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1885. Physician
Philadelphia, Penn.; U. S. military service, Porto Rico expedition, 1898; A. K. E.;
b. Bridgeton, N. J., Sept. 30, 1859; d. Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 24, 1907.
MoINTOSH, HERBERT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College
1896. Admitted to bar 1888; lawyer Worcester, Boston, Mass. ; physician Medway,
AUston, Boston, Mass.; author Practical Handbook of Medical Electricity; *. B. K.;
B. e. n.; address, 419 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
MERRILL, WINFIELD GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Editor and publisher Lawrence,
Mass.; A. A. *.; b. Lawrence, Mass., June 24, 1861; d. there July 30, 1898.
NASON, OSMON CLEANDER BAKER, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Boston University
1891; Harvard University 1901. Physician Reading, Medway, Cambridge, Mass.;
B. 0. n.; address, 5 Chester St., Cambridge, Mass.
PARK, WILLIAM RICHARD, A.B. Lumber manufacturer Warren, N. H.; mem-
ber N. H. legislature two terms; N. H. constitutional convention; address, Warren,
N. H.
PAYNE, CHARLES HART, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; New York, N. Y.;
I,*. B. K.; *. T.; address. 111 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
PAYNE, JOHN MILTON, A.B. Manufacturer textile machinery; B. e. H;
address, 103 Summit St., Pawtucket, R. I.
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POMEROY, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1886.
Physician Springfield, Mass. ; post surgeon; contract surgeon U. S. army; examining
surgeon Springfield recruiting station; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 310 State St.,
Springfield, Mass.
RICHARDSON, JAMES, Ph.B. by special vote 1894. Bank clerk eight years;
broker and banker; *. T.; address, 29 Exchange St., Providence, R. I.
SANFORD, JOHN AUGUSTINE, A.B.; A.M., University of Minn. 1894; Ph.D.
1897. Teacher McGranville, Oswego, N. Y.; Little FaUs, Minneapolis, Minn.;
professor Latin, Adelphi College, Brooklyn, N. Y.; B. 9. II.; b. Attleboro, Mass.,
May 30, 1860; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Jan. 6, 1913.
SEABURY, NATHANIEL, A.B. Merchant; life insurance; *. T.; b. Providence,
R. I., April 2, 1861; d. there Dec. 21, 1890.
SHAW, FREDERICK EUGENE, Ph.B. General contractor; address, 126 Mel-
rose St., Providence, R. I.
SHDEL, JEFFERSON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Episcopal Academy; B. 6. H;
address, 133 No. 13th St., Philadelphia, Penn.
SPENCER, JAMES HOVEY, A.B. Student Rochester Theological Seminary 1887-
88; ordained Baptist minister 1890; pastor Boulder, DiUon, Butte, Anaconda,
Mont; First Church, North Adams, Mass., fourteen years; Denver, Colo.; First
Baptist Church, Colorado Springs since 1912; Author various address and articles
in periodicals; foimder and editor Montana Baptist Record; A. K. E.; address
Colorado Springs, Colo.
SWAIN, EDWARD ALLEN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher, associate principal University
Grammar School, Providence, R. I.; instructor Greek, Pomfret School, Pomfret,
Conn., eleven years; *. B. K.; A. A. $.; address, Pomfret Centre, Conn.
TAFT, GEORGE SPRING, A.B. Clerk U. S. senate committee on privileges and
elections, Washington, D. C; private secretary to U. S. Senator George F. Hoar;
admitted to bar 1887; lawyer Worcester, Mass.; assistant district attorney, middle
district Mass., 1897-1905; district attorney 1905-11; member Mass. board of bar
examiners; author Senate Election Cases, 1789-1885; *. B. K.; address, 319 Main
St., Worcester, Mass.
THAYER, HERBERT EDGAR, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1887; ordained Baptist minister 1887; pastor Hopkinton, N. H.; Warren, Me.;
Ludlow, Vt.; Springfield, Mass., since 1904; trustee Colby Academy, three years;
member board of managers American Baptist Missionary Union 1901-10; member
Vt. Interdenominational Comity Conmiission; secretary General Committee Ameri-
can Baptist Foreign Missionary Society; director Mass. Conference of Baptist
Ministers; president Springfield Baptist Missionary Union; also of the Allen Bird
Club; B. e. n.; address, 77 Garfield St., Springfield, Mass.
THURSTON, CHARLES RAWSON, A.B.; A.M. Private tutor; special newspaper
correspondent; news editor Providence Daily Journal, fifteen years; news and city
editor, Prcmdence Tribune, since 1906; B. 9. II.; address. Tribune OflSce, Provi-
dence, R. I.
TILLINGHAST, HENRY ANTHONY, A.B. Secretary Granger Foundry and
Machine Company, Providence, R. I.; treasurer; secretary and treasurer The
Textile Finishmg Machinery Company, Providence; *. T.; b. Providence, Sept.
15, 1858; d. there March 18, 1907.
TOLMAN, WILLIAM HOWE, A.B.; A.M. 1887; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
1891. Teacher Doctor Julius Sach's Collegiate Institute, New York; general agent.
New York Association for Improving Conditions of the Poor 1894-1908; director.
The American Institute of Social Service 1898-1908; director. The American Museum
of Safety, 1908-; author History of Higher Education in R. I.; Municipal Reform
Movements in the U. S.; Hand book of Sociological References for New York City;
B. 9. n.; address, 233 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
WATERMAN, WILLIAM BULLOCK, A.B. Worsted manufacturer Providence,
R. I.; president and treasurer Providence Steam Engine Company; *. T.; b.
Providence, R. I., May 28, 1860; d. Providence, Sept. 28, 1897.
WEAVER, CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Lawyer Chicago,
111.; Brooklyn, Conn.; *. r. A.; address, Putnam Heights, Conn.
274 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1882
WHEELER, CHARLES HORACE, A.B. by special vote 1894. Graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1885; ordained Baptist minister 1885; pastor Pittsfield,
N. H.; North Attleboro, Winchester, Mass.; Cincinnati, O.; La Porte, Ind.;
Belvidere, 111.; Iowa City, la.; Danvers, Mass.; New London, N. H.; Brockton;
Somerset, Mass.; address, Box 11, Somerset, Mass.
WILLIAMS, JOHN LOY, A.B. Student Rochester Theological Seminary 1882;
Union Theological Seminary 1883; Baptist Union Theological Seminary 1883-84;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; b. Downington, Penn., Aug. 12, 1853; killed by runaway
accident near Bloomfield, Penn., Sept. 4, 1884.
1883
ALDRICH, JOHN, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons 1889. Physician
New York; attending physician out-door department New York Hospital; attending
physician, department of dermatology, Vanderbilt Clinic; member County Medical
Society; N. Y. State Medical Society; address, 164 West 81st St., New York, N. Y.
ALLEN, EDWIN PIERCE, A.B. ; A.M. Admitted to bar 1886; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; B. e. n.; d. March 27, 1906.
ANTHONY, ALFRED WILLIAMS, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., 1908; Bates College 1902.
Graduated Cobb Divinity School 1885; ordained Free Baptist minister 1885; pastor
Bangor, Me.; student theology, Berlin University 1888-90; professor Cobb Divinity
School, 1890-08; professor Christian literature. Bates College, 1908-11; special
joint secretary of American Baptist Foreign Mission, Home Mission and Publication
Societies since 1911; chairman of committee on Union of Baptists and Free Baptists
since 1904; trustee Me. Central Institute 1886; trustee Me. Industrial School for
Girls, ten years; member Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis; Council of
Seventy, American Institute of Sacred Literature; author An Introduction to the
Life of Jesus; The Method of Jesus; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 336 College St.,
Lewiston, Me.
BAKER, ARTHUR EATON, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Teacher Poughkeepsie, N. Y.;
San Pedro, Los Angeles, Cal.; acting and deputy school superintendent six years;
principal classical department, high school, Los Angeles eleven years; master John
K. Tarbox School, Lawrence, Mass.; public Latin School, Boston, Mass., since 1906;
A. T.; address, 8 Elmwood Ave., Winchester, Mass.
BAIOER, SHARONTON HALE, A.B. Principal high schools Bristol, R. I.; Farm-
ington, N. H.; Provincetown, Ipswich, Mass.; Willimantic, Conn.; Andover, Mass.;
1902-03; with American Woolen Company, Boston, Mass.; address, 12 Upham
St., Maiden, Mass.
BARKER, ABRAM, A.B.; A.M. Note broker and dealer in commercial paper,
Providence, R. I.; vice president Merchants National Bank, Seattle, Wash.; cashier
Commercial National Bank, Providence, R. I.; with Union Trust Company, Provi-
dence; Silver, Burdett and Company, New York, N. Y.; A. A. *.; address, 294
Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
BARROWS, IRA, A.B. Manufacturing jeweler; *. T.; address, 521 Park Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
BISHOP, AMASA JUNIUS PARKER, A.B. Lawyer. From Le Roy, N. Y.; d.
Brentwood, Cal.
BLAISDELL, NATHANIEL, Ph.B. Architect; X. *.; address, 255 California
St., San Francisco, Cal.
BOWEN, HERBERT ANTHONY, Ph.B. With electric lighting company. Provi-
dence, R. I.; miner, Cal.; machinist Providence; address, 107 Orms St., Providence,
R. L
BROOKS, FRANKLIN ELI, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1906-; teacher
four years; law student Boston University 1887-88; admitted to bar 1888; lawyer
Boston, Mass.; Colorado Springs, Col.; member U. S. house of representatives
1903-07; president Costella Estates Development Co.; San Luis Southern Railway
Co.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 1324 North Nevada Ave., Colorado Springs, Col.
BROWN, JAMES ALBERT, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1886;^
ordained Baptist minister 1887; pastor Newark, Bedford, Ohio; Stillwater, Minn.;
1883 GRADUATES 275
Ypsilanti, Mich.; Aurora, Urbana, 111.; Bloomington, Ind.; Emporia, Kansas;
A. f>.; address, 711 Kural St., Emporia, Kansas.
BURGESS, ISAAC BRONSON, A.B.; A.M. Latin master Rogers High School,
Newport, R. I.; junior master Latin School, Boston, Mass.; acting dean Morgan
Park Academy, 111., 1892-93; associate professor and professor Latin 1892-1907;
sub-master Cambridge Latin School, Mass. one year; director religious education.
First Baptist Church, Providence, R. I., three years; general secretary, N. J. Sunday
School Association since 1912; author Latin books for students; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 81 Ridgewood Ave., Newark, N. J.
CHAFFEE, JONATHAN IRVIN, A.B.; A.M. Principal high school. East Provi-
dence, R. I.; superintendent schools Rehoboth, Seekonk and Swansea, Mass.;
principal Stratford, Conn.; professor mathematics Webb's Academy and Home for
Shipbuilders, New York, N. Y. since 1895; resident manager since 1901; address,
188th St., and Sedgwick Ave., New York, N. Y.
CROSBY, WILSON GARDNER, A.B. Instructor Latin and Greek, Brown Uni-
versity, 1883-84; instructor modern languages 1884-85. Student Germany 1885-87;
law student Harvard University 1887-89; admitted to bar 1889; lawyer Duluth,
Minn.; attorney board of education, Duluth, 1898-; St. Louis County, Minn., in
civil matters 1900-06; member Minn, board of examiners in law 1899-1905; 4>. B.
K.; A. T.; address, 2107 East First St., Duluth, Minn.
DAVENPORT, JAMES HENRY, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Vt. 1885; Harvard
University 1887. Physician Providence, R. I.; gynecologist R. I. Hospital; con-
sulting physician St. Elizabeth's Home; Providence Lying-in Hospital; consulting
gynecologist Butler Hospital; member Mass. Medical Society; fellow R. I. Medical
Society; member Providence Medical Association; X. *.; address, 210 Benefit St.,
Providence, R. I.
DEXTER, LEWIS, A.B. Manager, secretary and director St. Croix Cotton Mill,
Milltown, N. B.; manager Canadian Company's Mill, Milltown, N. B.; general
manager Maginnis Cotton Mills, New Orleans, La.; agent Warner Cotton Mill,
Newburyport, Mass., four years; Stark Mills, Manchester, N. H. since 1911; *.
B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 1889 Elm St., Manchester, N. H.
DUNLEVY, ELIAS FASSETT, A.B. Clerk county court; deputy clerk district
court, Arapahoe Co., Colo., 1889-93; clerk U. S. and territorial district courts, 3d
district Ariz.; A. K. E.; address. Phoenix, Ariz.
DYER, ELISHA, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Columbia College 1885. Admitted to N. Y.
bar 1885; lawyer New York, N. Y.; stock broker; member of firm of Ulman & Co.;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 30 New St., New York, N. Y.
ENO, JOEL NELSON, A.B.; A.M. High school principal. New England and
Remsen, N. Y. to 1896; student Library School, Pratt Institute; assistant Columbia
University Library; cataloguer New York Public Library, Yale University Library
to 1909; research work; author Thomas Lillibridge and his Descendants; poems and
magazine articles; address 282 Dwight St., New Haven, Conn.
FITZ, ALFRED WILLIAM, A.B. ; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1886. Admitted
to bar 1886; lawyer Boston, Mass.; resident England; A. T.; address. Care Brown,
Shipley and Company, 123 Pall Mall, London, England.
GARDNER, CLARENCE, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1885-88;
teacher Burlington College, Burlington, Iowa; professor Central University, Bella,
Iowa; b. New London, N. H., Dec. 12, 1858; d. there June 8, 1893.
GILE, MOSES CLEMENT, A.B.; A.M.; Litt.D. 1913. Instructor PhUUps
Academy, Andover, Mass.; assistant Greek, University of Chicago; professor
Greek, Colorado College; head professor classical languages and literatures since
1896; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Colorado Springs, Col.
GRAVES, HENRY STEDMAN, A.B.; M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical
College 1885. Physician New York, N. Y.; X. *.; b. Boston, Mass., May 16, 1861;
d. Somerville, Mass., June 8, 1898.
GREENE, RAY WOODVILLE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1886. Physician
Worcester, Mass.; visiting physician Worcester City Hospital; gynecologist Memorial
Hospital Dispensary ten years; visiting physician Memorial Hospital; member
i^e BROWN UNIVERSITY 1883
Worcester Medical Society; American Medical Association; Mass. Medical Society;
A. T.; address, 21 West St., Worcester, Mass.
GREENE, SAMUEL STUART, A.B.; In typewriter business; A. A. *.; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., Jan. 1, 1862; d. Providence, June 21, 1894.
HAMILTON, JAMES EUGENE, A.B.; A.M.; D.B., Baptist Union Theological
Seminary 1884; Ph.D., University of Chicago 1886. Graduate student Baptist
Union Theological Seminary 1884-85; student Boston, Mass., 1885-86; ordained
Baptist minister; pastor Vineyard Haven, Mass.; Hope Valley, R. I.; professor
Benedict College, Columbia, S. C; fellow University of Chicago; professor psy-
chology and logic, De Land, Fla.; b. Goodwood, Ontario, Oct. 15, 1857; d. Coronado
Beach, Fla., June 15, 1894.
HARRINGTON, CLIFFORD ANGELL, A.B.; A.M. Clerk, city clerks' office;
mayor's clerk; clerk municipal court. Providence; clerk and teller Mechanics
Savings Bank, Providence; b. Providence, R. I., March 30, 1860; d. Ocean Park,
Me., June 8, 1901.
HARRIS, WILLIAM, A.M. by special vote 1893. Mining engineer N. Mex. and
Col. ; for gold mining companies, at Cripple Creek, until 1903 ; chief engineer Equitable
Finadce and Development Co., since 1903; address, 1374 Stella St., Denver, Colo.
HATHEWAY. NICHOLAS, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University. Admitted to bar 1887;
lawyer Fall River, Mass.; bail commissioner; registrar of voters 1896-1904; treasurer
Fall River Law Association; librarian Fall River Law Library since 1904; address,
room 12, Granite Block, Fall River, Mass.
HOBBS, JOSEPH MELZAR, A.B. Graduated Hartford Theological Seminary 1886;
graduate student Berkeley Divinity School 1886-87; ordained Episcopal minister
1887; assistant rector Church of the Messiah, Providence, R. I., 1887-88; rector
St. Paul's Church, Peabody, Mass., 1888-91; St. Andrews' Church, Providence,
1892-; A. *.; address, 29 Dover St., Providence, R. I.
LEACH, SIMEON RYARSON, Ph.B. Law student Boston University; reporter
Boston, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., July 6, 1860; d. Taunton Hospital, June 3, 1912.
LEETE, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Ph.B. Clerk George A. Leete and Son, steam-
ship agency and foreign exchange. Providence, R. I.; X. *.; b. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Nov. 3, 1861; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 19, 1900.
LEONARD, CHARLES MELVIN, Ph.B. Boot and shoe manufacturer Boston,
Mass.; trustee Middleboro Savings Bank; director Middleboro National Bank;
A. A. $.; address, 181 Essex St., Boston, Mass.
LEVEEN, ISA HENRY, A.B. Law student Columbia College; admitted to bar
1886; lawyer New York, N. Y., 1886-88; journalist Kansas City, Mo.; with Asso-
ciated Press, New York, N. Y; address unknown.
LUTHER, CHARLES BATEMAN, Ph.B. Treasurer Luther Manufacturing
Company, Fall River; A. K. E.; address, 655 Rock St., Fall River, Mass.
LYON, EMORY STEVENS, A.B.; A.M. With Strong, Sturgis and Company,
bankers. New York, *. B. K.; address, 30 Broad St., New York, N. Y.
MANNING, HENRY PARKER, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
1891. Instructor mathematics. Brown University, 1891-95; assistant professor pure
mathematics 1895-. Teacher Havana, N. Y.; Cumberland, Md.; St. George, W.
Va.; fellow Johns Hopkins University 1891; author Non-Euclidean Oeometry;
Irrational Numbers and their Representation by Sequences and Series; The Fourth
Dimension Simply Explained; various articles in American Journal of Mathematics;
*. B. K.; S. S.; B. 6. n.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
MOWRY, ARTHUR MAY, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1894. Teacher
Barre, Vt.; Woonsocket, R. I.; South Williamstown, Gloucester, Salem, Mass.;
university scholar. Harvard University, 1893-96; resident Pasadena, Cal.; author
of the three following books in conjunction with W. A. Mowry: History of the U. S.;
First Steps in the History of Our Country; American Inventions and Inventors; h.
Cranston, R. I., Jan. 19, 1862; d. Hyde Park, Mass., June 19, 1900.
ORDWAY, LUCIUS POND, Ph.B. Vice-president and general manager Crane and
Ordway Company, St. Paul, Minn.; address, 523 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
1883 GRADUATES 277
PRESTON. HOWARD WILLIS, A.B.; A.M. BookseUer Providence, R. I.; member
R. I. Historical Society; American Historical Association; New England Botanical
Club. Editor Documents Illustrative of American History; joint author Illustrated
Key to the Wild and Cultivated Trees of North-Eastern United States; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 98 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
QUIGLEY, MICHAEL JOSEPH, A.B. Member editorial staff Evening Telegram,
Providence, R. I.; with Boston Post; address, care of Boston Post, Boston, Mass.
SHELDON, CHARLES MONROE, A.B. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary
1886; ordained Congregational minister 1886; pastor Waterbury, Vt.; Central
Church, Topeka, Kans. to 1912; minister at large since 1912; author poems and
religious stories and sketches; A. T.; address, Topeka, £ans.
SHEPARDSON, FRANCIS WAYLAND, A.B., Denison University 1882; A.M.
1886; Ph.D., Yale University 1892. Teacher; bookseller and stationer, Granville,
Ohio; graduate student Yale University 1890-92; docent history. University of
Chicago; assistant; instructor American history and secretary lecture study depart-
ment, university extension; acting recorder, assistant professor, associate professor
American history University of Chicago; secretary to the president 1897-1904;
dean senior colleges 1901-07; editor Granville Times, 1887-90; University Extension
World, 1893-94; editorial writer Chicago Daily Tribune, 1906-10; *. B. K.; B. 9.
n.; address. University of Chicago, Clucago, 111.
SHEPARDSON, FRANK LUCIUS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.D. Denison University. 1905.
Teacher private school, Cumberland, Md.; teacher, assistant principal, and vice
principal Worcester Academy; principal Colgate Academy, Hamilton, N. Y. 1896-
1912; treasurer Colgate University and associate professor of Greek since 1912;
B. 6. n.; address, Hamilton, N. Y.
SHERWOOD, RICHARD OTIS, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1886; ordained Baptist minister 1886; pastor North Abington, Adams, Mass.;
South Norwalk, Conn.; Somerville, Attleboro, Mass., 1905-11; retired on account of
ill health; b. Ridgefield, Conn., Sept. 3, 1854; d. Attleboro, Mass., March 10, 1914.
SILVER, EDGAR OSCAR, A.B.; A.M. Trustee Brown University 1896-1909;
Publisher Boston, Mass.; New York, N. Y.; president Silver, Burdett and Company;
trustee Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C; Roger Williams University; Peddle
Institute; Derby Academy; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Bloomfield, Vt., April 17, 1860;
d. East Orange, N. J., Nov. 18, 1909.
SIMONDS, WILLIAM EDWARD, A.B.; Litt.D., 1911; Ph.D., Strassburg Uni-
versity 1888. Teacher Providence, R. I.; student Berlin University; Strassburg
University; instructor Cornell University 1888-89; professor English language and
literature, Knox College, Galesburg, 111., since 1889; author Sir Thomas Wyalt and
his Poems; An Introduction to the Study of English Fiction; A Student's History of
English Literature; A Student's History of American Literature; editor Scott's
Ivanhoe; DeQmacey's Revolt of the Tartars; Mrs. Gaskell's Cranford; A. T.; address,
Knox College, Galesburg, 111.
SNOW, SYLVESTER MILLER, A.B.; A.M. Mechanical engineer. Providence,
1894-98; Montreal, Quebec, 1898-99; member firm of Snow and Humphreys, civil,
mechanical and mill engineers, Boston, Mass., 1899-; member American Society
Mechanical Engineers 1890-; address, 257 Gano St., Providence, R. I.
STOKES, EDWARD CASPER, A.B.; LL.D., Temple University 1909. Engaged
in banking since 1883; superintendent schools, Millville, 1889-95; president Me-
chanics National Bank, Trenton; member N. J. house of assembly 1890-91; N. J.
senate 1892-1901; president 1895-1901; clerk in chancery 1901-04; governor of
N. J. 1905-08; first president N. J. Bankers Association; *. B. K.; B. 6. n.; address,
Trenton, N. J.
TWING, MARTIN WALTER, A.B.; D.D., Shurtleff College 1900. Graduated
Rochester Theological Seminary 1886; ordained Baptist minister 1886; pastor
First Church, North Tonawanda, N. Y.; First Church, Alton, 111., since 1896;
*. B. K.; A. *.; address, Alton, 111.
WHITTEMORE, FREDERICK ELLSWORTH, A.B. Principal high schools,
Ashland, Weston, South Hadley Falls, Reading, Mass.; superintendent schools.
South Hadley and Granby, Mass., since 1906; address, South Hadley Falls, Mass.
278 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1883
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE OTIS, A.B. Teacher New Hampton Literary Institute,
1883-86; student Cobb Divinity School, Lewiston, Me., 1886-87; instructor Nichols
Latin School, Lewiston, 1886-87; professor Latin language and literature, Hillsdale
College, 1887-89; *. B. K.; B. 6. H.; b. North Foster, R. I., Nov. 10, 1859;
d. Hillsdale, Mich., Sept. 10, 1889.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM FREDERICK, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1889.
Physician Bristol, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1903- ; X. *.;
address, Bristol, R. I.
1884
ANDREWS, FRANK HOWARD, A.B.; A.M. Graduate student Brown University
1884-85; chemist Silver Spring Bleaching and Dyeing Company, Providence, R. I.,
1885-90; gold and silver refiner, firm of Cornell and Andrews, 1890-; A. T.; address,
181 Carpenter St., Providence, R. I.
ARNOLD, WILLIAM BIRKETT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical
College 1888. Physician and surgeon. Orange, N. J.; St. Albans, Vt.; address, 31
Bank St., St. Albans, Vt.
BAKER, ALBERT ALLISON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1888; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; clerk judiciary committee R. I. house of representatives 1888-89; secretary
R. I. state board of valuation 1889-91; member R. I. house of representatives 1891-
92; assistant city solicitor Providence 1892-1906; city solicitor since 1906; A. T.;
address, 15 Cabot St., Providence, R. I.
BAKER, CHARLES LEWIS, A.B. ; A.M. Admitted to bar 1888; lawyer; addres-s,
302 Highland Ave., Fall River, Mass.
BOTTUM, GEORGE HENRY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1890; M.D., College of Physiciang
and Surgeons, Columbia College, 1887. Physician New York, N. Y.; Greenville,
S. C; president Greenville County Medical Society 1901; A. *.; b. Shaftsbury, Vt.,
June 15, 1861; d. Lemon Grove, Cal., June 15, 1910.
BO WEN, WILLIAM MANUEL PEREZ, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.;
court clerk seven years; member R. I. house of representatives 1902-03, 1905-06;
state senator, 1909-1910; member special committee which revised tax laws of
state;. A. T.; address, 1036 Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
BREWER, RICHMOND, A.B. Stenographer New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.;
B. e. n.; b. Yonkers, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1860; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1886.
BRONSON, FRANK MELVILLE, A.B.; A.M. Instructor Brown University,
1887-88; assistant principal and principal high schools Bristol, Newport, R. I.;
Woburn, Mass.; instructor classics Cornell University four years; academy in-
structor in Greek, Morgan Park Academy of University of Chicago, 1892-94; assistant
professor there, since 1894; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Morgan Park, 111.
BUMPUS, HERMON CAREY, Ph.B.; Sc.D. 1905; Ph.D., Clark University 1890;
Sc.D., Tufts College 1905. Instructor zoology Brown University 1885-86; assistant
professor zoology and assistant curator of the museum 1890-91; associate professor
zoology and assistant curator of the museums 1891-92; professor comparative anato-
my and assistant curator of the museums 1892-1901; trustee 1905-. Professor
biology. Olivet College, 1886-89; fellow in morphology, Clark University, 1889-90;
assistant director Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., 1893-95;
director Biological Laboratory, U. S. Fish Commission, Woods Hole, 1898-1901;
assistant to president and curator, department of invertebrate zoology, American
Museum of Natural History, New York, N. Y., 1901-02; director American Museum
of Natural History 1902-11; business manager University of Wisconsin 1911-;
secretary American Society of Naturalists 1895-99; vice president 1899-; member
board of directors R. I. School of Design 1899-; president American Morphological
Society 1901-; member board of managers. Biological Laboratory, Brooklyn Institute
of Arts and Sciences, 1902-13; president R. I. Audubon Society; trustee R. I.
Hospital; president American Association of Museums, 1906; Fourth International
Fishery Congress; member American Philosophical Society; K. K. Osterreichische
Fischerei Gesellschaft, Vienna; recipient of the Commander's Cross of the Order of
the Crown of Roumania; author A Laboratory Course in Invertebrate Zoology; also
1884 GRADUATES 279
numerous monographs and articles on biological subjects; #. B. K.; 2. S.; A. 0.; ad-
dress, Madison, Wis.
BURR, EVERETT DOUGHTY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D. 1903. Student Rochester
Theological Seminary 1884; graduated Crozer Theological Seminary 1887; ordained
Baptist minister 1888; pastor Chicago, 111.; Boston, Newton Centre, Mass.; *.
B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Nyack-on-the-Hudson, Jan. 15, 1861; d. Westboro, Mass.,
Feb. 23, 1907.
CARPENTER, GEORGE ARNOLD, Ph.B. Civil engmeer Providence, R. I., and
Boston, Mass. ; address, 20 Gordon Ave., Hyde Park, Mass.
CLOUES, WILLIAM JACOB, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1912;
ordained Baptist minister 1887; pastor Dover, Me.; Littleton, Mass.; Montpelier,
Vt.; superintendent high school, Warner, N. H. 1906-09; assistant librarian Newton
Theological Institution since 1911; trustee public library, Littleton, N. H., eleven
years; president Lyceum, nine years; secretary, vice-president and president N. H.
Baptist Sunday School Convention 1906-08; *. B. K.; B. 9. n.; address, 24 Ripley
St., Newton Centre, Mass.
COLE, ALFRED DODGE, A.B.; A.M. Graduate student Johns Hopkins University
1884-85; instructor, acting professor, professor Denison University six years; student
University of Berlin 1894-95; graduate student University of Chicago summers of
1898, 1899, 1900; professor physics, Ohio State University, 1901-07; 1908-; Vassar
College 1907-08; research guest 1912-13, Bureau of Standards, Washington; Uni-
versity of Berlin, Germany; fellow American Association for Advancement of
Science; charter member Ohio State Academy of Science and other scientific societies;
trustee Denison University; author two Laboratory Manuals of Physics; articles for
scientific publications; *. B. K.; B. 9. II.; address, 1648 Neil Ave., Columbus,
Ohio.
DABOLL, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Providence, R. I. six years; assistant super-
intendent Wrought Iron Casting Company, Boston, Mass.; Eastern Forge Com-
pany, Portland, Me.; president's secretary, Mellin's Food Company, Boston, Mass.
eighteen years; recording secretary. General Convention of the New Jerusalem in the
United States of America (Swedenborgian), 1912-; *. B. K.; address, 134 Bowdoin
St., Boston, Mass.
DORON, JOHN GEORGE, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1887. Physician
Camden, N. J.; visiting physician Camden Home for Friendfes Children; instructor
medical nursing, N. J. Training School for Nurses; visiting physician Camden City
Dispensary; A. K. E.; address, 207 North 6th St., Camden, N. J.
DURFEE, EVERETT BROWNELL, A.B.; A.M. Principal grammar school,
Attleboro Falls, Mass.; Tucker Street School, Fall River, Mass.; teacher Greek and
mathematics, B. M. C. Durfee High School, Fall River; A. K. E.; address, 565
Maple St., Fall River, Mass.
FERGUSON, ROBERT HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; A.M. upon examination 1894;
M. D., University of Vermont 1898; Sc.D., Carnegie University, Chicago, 111. 1911.
Graduated from Newton Theological Institution 1887; in pastoral, foreign missionary,
medical and educational work to 1893; ordained to the Episcopal ministry 1895;
rector in New Hampshire one year; physician, educator and teacher, Boston, Mass.
for several years; special investigator of surgical anaesthesia; "Reporter" on
Open Ether, International Congress of Medicine, London, Eng., 1913; inventor of
Ferguson Inhaler; fellow Mass. Medical Society, American Medical Association,
Royal Society of Medicine, London, Eng.; fellow or member of other medical and
scientific societies at home and abroad; author of numerous papers on religious
and scientific subjects, especially on anaesthesia and anaesthetics; *. B. K.; A. *.;
address, 9 North Munn Ave., East Orange, N. J.
FORD, ARTHUR YOUNGER, A.B. Established Inquirer (daily and weekly), at
Owensboro, Ky., 1884; editorial writer, managing editor Louisville Courier Journal,
1890-1905; treasurer Columbia Trust Co., 1906; vice president 1909-12; member
Ky. State Tax Commission for reform of tax laws 1908-09; trustee Georgetown, Ky.
College; Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; director and treasurer Kentucky
Baptist Education Society; director in various social service organizations; *. B. K.;
B. 9. n.; address, 1261 First St., Louisville, Ky.
280 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1884
GAMMELL. ARTHUR AMORY, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1884-87;
*. B. K.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., March 13, 1862; d. Providence, March 23,
1887.
GARDNER, HENRY BRAYTON, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University
1890. Instructor political economy. Brown University, 1888-90; associate professor
1890-98; professor 1898-. Student Johns Hopkins University 1884-88; vice president
American Economic Association 1897-98; member executive committee 1903-.
Author Suggestions in Regard to the Statistics of Municipal Finance in the Census of
1900 in Federal Census; various articles in economic journals; $. B. K.; ^. T.;
address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
GOW, GEORGE COLEMAN, A.B.; Mus.D. 1903. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1888; musical director, assistant pastor Baptist Church, Newton, Mass.;
instructor music theory and composition. Smith College, 1889-95; professor music,
Vassar College, 1895-. Author Group of Songs; Five Songs; A Rose Cycle; Text
Book on the Structure of Music; A. T.; address. College Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
GREENE, CHARLES WILLIAM, A.B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.; retired;
*. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Mar. 18, 1861; d. East Providence, Oct. 8, 1913.
GREENE, ROBERT WARREN, A.B.; A.M. 1888; M.D. Bellevue Hospital Medical
College 1887. Physician Lunenberg, Vt.; hospital physician Bellevue Hospital,
New York, N. Y., 1887; physician New York; A. K. E.; b. Augusta, Ga., April 20,
1860; d. New York, N. Y., Oct. 29, 1892.
HAMMOND, HENRY HATHAWAY, Ph.B. Admitted to bar 1888; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; address, 29 Cabot St., Providence, R. I.
HARSON, MICHAEL JOSEPH, A.B. by special vote 1892. Dealer in men's furnish-
ings. Providence, R. I.; in real estate business New York, N. Y.; address, 329 West
55th St., New York, N. Y.
HARVEY, EDWIN BATES, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., University of the City of New York
1889. Physician Providence, R. I.; member Providence Medical Association;
R. I. Medical Society; R. I. Ophthalmological and Otological Society; B. 9. 11.;
address, 183 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
HERSEY, IRA CHARLES, A.B. Admitted to bar 1886; lawyer; address, 71 Ames
Bldg., Boston, Mass.
HIGGINS, LEONIDAS RAYMOND, A.B.; A.M. 1889; Ph.D. Cornell University
1898. Fellow Latin and Greek, Cornell University, 1893-95; instructor North-
western University; Chicago, 111.; Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, la.; professor
Latin and Greek, Grand Island College, Neb.; Occidental College, Los Angeles, Cal.;
Ottawa, University; *. B. K.; address, Ottawa, Kansas.
HITCHCOCK, HENRY RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M. 1888; M.D., Harvard University
1890. Physician Hyde Park, Plymouth, Mass.; censor Mass. Medical Society;
address, 137 Court St., Plymouth, Mass.
INGALLS, WILL CLARENCE, A.B.; A.M. Assistant high school. Providence,
R. I., 1884-90; principal Wasco State Normal School, The Dalles, Ore., two years;
assistant superintendent, superintendent, supervising principal of schools in several
N. J. towns; in business New York, N. Y. to 1902; *. B. K.; B. Q. II.; address,
209 Beech St., Arlington, N. J.
JENKS, JAMES LAWRENCE, Ph.B. Admitted to bar 1887; lawyer Pawtucket,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1892-94; city solicitor 1896-99; director
Pawtucket Mutual Fire Insurance Company; Pawtucket Branch Industrial Trust
Company; secretary Memorial Hospital; address, Pawtucket, R. I.
JOHNSON, EDWIN LEHMAN, Ph.B. by special vote 1900. Student at Brown
1880-82; School of Mines, Columbia College, one year; Clemson Agricultural
College two years; U. S. military service 1898-99; private 1st Tenn. volunteer
infantry; secretary and interpreter Superior provost court, Ilo-ilo, P. I., 1899;
consulting specialist and proprietor Lehman Johnson Laboratory and School of
Cotton Seed Manufacturer, Memphis, Tenn.; author various articles relating to
cotton seeds and the Phillippines; address, 27 Vance Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
JOHNSON, JOSEPH HARRIS, A.B.; A.M. School committee. Providence, 1888-
93; X. *.; address, 27 Pitman St., Providence, R. I.
1884 GRADUATES 281
KING, CHARLES GREGORY, A.B. Trustee Brown University 1899-1911; A. A.
*.; b. Cleveland, Ohio, 1860; d. New York, N. Y., July 14, 1911.
LIGHTBURN, BENJAMIN WILLEY, A.B. Lawyer Kansas City, Mo.; address,
814 N. Y. Life Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
LOOMIS, GEORGE ALBERT, A.B. Town clerk East Greenwich, R. I., 1893-;
clerk district court 4th judicial district, R. I., 1900- ; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
LUTHER, FREDERIC NEWTON, A.B. Member editorial staff Providence Journal,
Providence, R. I.; Providence Tribune; $. B. K.; A. K. E.; address. Tribune Office,
Providence, R. I.
MANN, STEPHEN ELMER, A.B. Real estate agent, FaU River, Mass.; Elixir.
Ark.; farmer Keener, Ark.; A. K. E.; b. Rutland, Vt., May 11, 1861; d. Keener,
Ark., Dec. 15, 1903.
METCALF, HAROLD, A.B.; M.D., Harvard 1887. Physician Wickford, R. I.;
trustee public library; health officer and member of school committee North Kings-
ton; medical examiner No. Kingston and Exeter, twenty-three years; trustee R. I.
Medical Society Building; member South Coventry, Providence, and Rhode Island
Medical Societies, and R. I. Medico-Legal Society; address, Wickford, R. I.
NEWALL, ANDREW, A.B. ; M.B.C.M. University of Edinburgh 1892; M.D. 1899.
Physician Forest Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, 1899-1901; medical officer to
miners of Northumberland, England, 1901; government physician Gold Coast, West
African railways, Africa, 1901; member Northumberland Medical Association; b.
Dalbeattie, Kirkendbrightshire, Scotland, Dec. 31, 1860; d. Mile Camp, Sekondi,
Gold Coast, West Africa, March 9, 1902.
O'LEARY, CLEMENT DIETRICH, A.B.; A.M. 1888; M.D., College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Columbia College, 1887. Physician Providence, R. I.; address, 424
Branch Ave., Providence, R. I.
RANDALL, OTIS EVERETT, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D. 1896. Instructor mathematics
and civil engineering. Brown University, 1885-91; assistant professor mathematics
and civil engineering 1891-92; associate professor mechanical drawing 1892-96;
professor mechanical drawing 1896-1905; professor mechanics and mechanical
drawing 1905-; dean of the University 1912-; author Shades and Shadows, and
Perspective; Directions in Regard to the Construction of Plates in Mechanical Drawing
and in Descriptive Geometry; Elements of Descriptive Geometry; *. B. K.; S. H.;
address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
RICE, ABBOTT BARNES, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Manufacturer and men's outfitter,
Boston, Mass.; elected alderman city of Newton 1913; address, 106 Summer St.,
Newton Centre, Mass.
SCOVILLE, AUGUSTUS ERVING, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1887; ordained Baptist minister 1887; pastor Dover Plains, N. Y. ; Akron, O.;
First Church, Melrose, Mass. since 1899; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 82 Upham St.,
Melrose, Mass.
SHEDD, EDWARD WHITTEN, Ph.B.; A.M. Civil engineer, firm of Shedd and
Sarle, Providence, R. I., 1888-1903; civil and hydraulic engineer Providence and
New York, N. Y., 1903-; member American Society of Civil Engineers 1903-; author
various reports relating to water and sewerage systems; *. B. K.; address, 146
Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
SKINNER, VOLNEY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1887; lawyer Boston, Mass.; address,
Watertown, Mass.
SMITH, EDWARD PRESBREY, A.B. Student Rochester Theological Seminary
1884; graduated Crozer Theological Seminary 1887; ordained Baptist minister 1887;
pastor Philadelphia, Penn.; Norwalk, O.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Stoneham, Conn.;
A. *.; b. Vineyard Haven, Mass., Oct. 6, 1860; d. Stoneham, Mass., Oct. 20, 1903.
SWEET, FRANK EDWIN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1889; lawyer Brockton
and Bridgewater, Mass.; trustee, clerk and attorney Bridgewater Savings Bank;
director and attorney Bridgewater Cooperative Bank; counsel for town; B. 9. 11.;
address, 31 Bedford St., Bridgewater, Mass.
TILLINGHAST, THEODORE FOSTER, A.B. Law student Boston University
1884-86; lawyer; *. T.; address, 260 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
282 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1884
TELLER, EDWARD PRATT, A.B.; A.M.; D.D.. Kalamazoo CoUege 1905.
Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1887; ordained Baptist minister 1886;
pastor Providence, Newport, R. I.; Lawrence, Mass.; Detroit, Mich.; Chicago,
111.; Brighton Ave. Baptist Church, Allston, Mass., since 1906; member board of
managers American Baptist Foreign Mission Society; secretary five years; trustee
Kalamazoo College 1901-04; Western Theological Institution since 1907; lecturer
on religious psychology. Western Theological Institution, 1909-10; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 19 Farrington Ave., Allston, Mass.
TYZZER, GEORGE ALFRED, A.B. Grammar master East Greenwich, R. I.;
Wakefield, Natick, Winchester, Lynn, Mass.; sub-master D wight School, Boston,
Mass.; Lyman School since 1904; A. T.; address, 1529 Centre St., Roslindale, Mass.
UPTON, CHARLES RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1887; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Grand Falls, N. Dak.; Water-
ville. Fair Haven, Spring Valley, Clinton Falls, Minneota, Sleepy Eye, Minn.;
North Conway, N. H.; Grafton, Vt.; Hudson Centre, N. H.; farmer Greenville,
N. H.; Georgia, Vt.; address, East Georgia, Vt.
VOSE, JOSIAH HOWE, A.B.; A.M. Dry goods commission merchant; with Silver,
Burdett Co., publishers; A. A. *.; b. 1863; d. White Plains, N. Y., July 2, 1908.
WADSWORTH, GEORGE MELVIN, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Principal schools Ada,ms,
Quiney, Mass.; superintendent schools, Bedford, Billerica, Burlington, Carlisle,
Lincoln and Wilmington, Mass. ; master Charles G. Pope and Luther J. Bell gram-
mar schools, and Cummings Primary School of Somerville, Mass. 1891- ; financial
secretary The Teachers' Annuity Guild 1893-; director Somerville Boys' Club 1904-;
A. T.; address, 430 Washington St., Whitman, Mass.
WAKEMAN, GEORGE BULKELEY, A.B.; Ph.D., Cornell University 1898.
Teacher Westchester, Conn.; Fair Haven, Vt.; New York, Flushing, Montour
Falls, N. Y.; instructor history. University of Cincinnati; University of Cal.;
A. T.; b. Moodus, Conn., Aug. 30, 1857; d. there June 16, 1912.
WOOD. THOMAS WESTON, A.B.; A.M.; D.M.D., Harvard University 1887.
Dentist; *. B. K.; address, 160 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
1885
ABBOTT, HARLAN PAGE, A.B.; A.M. 1889; M.D., Harvard University 1889.
Physician Providence, R. I.; first lieutenant and assistant surgeon R. I. militia
1898-1900; U. S. military service. War with Spain, first lieutenant and acting assistant
surgeon; fellow R. I. Medical Society; member Providence Medical Association;
American Academy of Medicine; A. T.; address, 152 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
ALEXANDER, HARRY OLIN, A.B.; A. A. *.; address, 173 St. Botolph St.,
Boston, Mass.
ALGER, EMERSON HENRY, A.M. by special vote 1890. Teacher DeLand, Fla.;
Winchester, Mass.; b. Eaton, Province of Quebec, Canada, March 9, 1857; d.
Eaton, Oct. 14, 1891.
ANDERSTROM, LYNDON LAROY, A.B. ; A.M. Photographer and manufacturer
stereopticons and lantern slides; b. Bristol, R. I., May 31, 1860; d. there Nov. 11,
1909.
BARROWS, ARTHUR CHANNING, A.B. ; A.M. Teacher and principal Providence;
graduate student Harvard University, 1893-94; Cornell University 1894; teacher
Union and Bethlehem, Conn.; farmer Westford, Conn.; professor history. Uni-
versity of Arkansas; teacher, inventor and maker of gauges. Providence, R. I.;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 36 Plenty St., Providence, R. I.
BLODGETT, LLOYD MORTON, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, 1889. Ordained deacon 1889; priest 1890; assistant rector East Green-
wich, R. I.; American and English chaplain at various places in Europe; assistant
rector Fitchburg, Mass.; rector Wilkinsville, Mass.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Feb. 23,
1863; d. Pawtucket, Jan. 26, 1897.
BROWN, FRANK HAIL, A.B. Treasurer and agent Cutler Manufacturing Com-
pany, Warren, R. I.; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, P. O. Box 1172, Providence, R. I.
1886 GRADUATES 283
BROWN, JOHN NICHOLAS, A.M. by special vote 1895. Student Germany and
Italy; resident Ne^ort and Providence, R. I.; republican presidential elector 1888;
treasurer Indian Rights Association; trustee Butler Hospital; delegate General
Convention Protestant Episcopal Church; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 17,
1861; d. New York, N. Y., May 1, 1900.
BURWELL, WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN. A.B.; A.M. Teacher high school.
Providence, R. I., six years; treasurer J. B. and S. M. Knowles Company, Providence;
broker; trustee Vt. Academy 1887-1901, 1902-10; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 64
Alumni Ave., Providence, R. I.
CARTER, THERON HARLOW, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1895;
A. M. 1895. Physician Boston; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Charlemont, Mass., Oct. 25,
1858; d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 14, 1899.
CASE, ELMER, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Pawtucket, R. I.; Hadley, Mass.; Providence,
R. I.; classical high school, Lynn, Mass., seven years; head department of mathe-
matics high school, Brookline, Mass., since 1901; *. B. K.; address, 21 Harvard
Ave., Brookline, Mass.
CATTANACH, DUNCAN ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M. Manufacturer Pawtucket,
R. I.; ticket agent Pueblo, Colo.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 26, 1861; d. Pueblo,
Colo., April 20, 1912.
CHASE, WARD BEECHER, A.B. Insurance agent Providence; bank clerk Boston,
Mass.; with Brown and Ives, Providence since 1893; secretary Beverly Land
Company; A. K. E.; address, 50 University Ave., Providence, R. I.
CLARKE, ELAM LEWIS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1888; lawyer Waukegan, 111.;
master in chancery. Lake Co., 111., seven years; A. A. *.; address, Waukegan, 111.
DAY, FRANK LESLIE, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1889. Librarian
and physician out-patient department, visiting physician R. I. Hospital, 1891-1901;
visiting physician St. Joseph's Hospital 1892-1902; consulting physician St. Joseph's,
Providence City and Providence Lying-in Hospitals; secretary Providence Medical
Association; president 1905-06; secretary R. L Medical Society 1895-1902; fellow
American Medical Association; American Academy of Medicine; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
address, 72 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
DEXTER, CHARLES OWEN, A.B. Manager Canadian Colored Cotton Mills
Company, Hamilton, Ont.; agent Beacon Manufacturing Company, New Bedford,
Mass.; A. A. *.; address, 350 Union St., New Bedford, Mass.
DIKE, NORMAN STAUNTON, Ph.B.; LL.B., Columbia College 1887. Admitted
to bar 1887; lawyer Brooklyn and New York, N. Y.; supervisor King's Co., N. Y.,
1894; president "pro tempore board of supervisors 1895; assistant judge advocate
general, with rank of lieutenant-colonel, on governor's staff, N. Y., 1895; sheriff
King's Co. 1902 by appointment of Gov. Odell; appointed County judge by Gov.
Higgins 1906; elected for full term 1907; trustee N. Y. Tuberculosis Hospital
A&ondacks; *. T.; address, 194 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DIMAN, JOHN BYRON, A.B.; A.M. 1903; D.B., Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, 1888; A.M. Harvard University 1896. Ordained Episcopal deacon;
minister in charge St. Columba's Chm-ch, Middletown, R. I., three years; teacher
University Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1892-95; head master St. George's
School, Middletown, R. I., since 1896; *. T.; address, Middletown, R. I.
EATON, CHARLES THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Teacher King's Mountain, N. C;
Chesapeake City, Md.; East Douglas, Belchertown, Mass.; Stonington, Conn.;
*. B. K.; b. Mercer, Me., Jan. 17, 1862; d. Stonington, Conn., Aug. 5, 1910.
EVERETT, WALTER GOODNOW, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D. 1895. Instructor Greek,
Brown University, 1889-90; instructor Latin 1890-94; associate professor philosophy
1894-96; philosophy and natural theology 1896-99; professor philosophy and
natural theology 1899-. Tutor Providence, R. I., 1885-89; student Universities of
Berlin and Strassburg, Germany, 1895-96; in Europe 1903-04; acting president of
Brown University 1912-13; author various articles in philosophical journals; *.
B. K.; A. T.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
FOLWELL, AMORY PRESCOTT, A.B.; Sc.D., Lafayette, 1907. CivU and sanitary
engineer, Pittsburgh, Penn.; professor municipal engineering, Lafayette College
1901-06; editor Municipal Journal since 1906; member American Society of Civil
284 BEOWN UNIVERSITY 1886
Engineers; New England Water Works Association; author Sewerage, five editions;
Water Works Engineering, two editions; also various articles in scientific periodicals;
B. e. n.; S. S.; address, 7 Erwin Park, Montclair, N. J.
FREEMAN, JOSEPH WOOD, A.B.; A.M. 1889. Librarian Free Public Library,
Central Falls, R. I., seventeen years; member of firm and treasurer E. L. Freeman
Co.; deputy railroad commissioner R. I. 1899-1907; member school committee,
Central Falls, R. I.; mayor Central Falls 1901 and 1907; editor Central Falls Weekly
Visitor, 1885-92; B. 9. 11.; address. Central Falls, R. I.
FRENCH, FERDINAND COURTNEY, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Cornell University
1892. Instructor Brown University, 1890-91. Principal high school, Westminster,
Mass.; Johnston, R. I.; student Berlin University and Strassburg University 1888-
90; fellow Cornell University 1891-92; professor philosophy, Colgate University,
two years; Vassar College seven years; honorary fellow Cornell University 1901-02;
lecturer Colgate University, 1902-03; professor philosophy University of Nebraska
1903-10; Colgate University 1910-; member American Psychological Association;
American Philosophical Association; Western Philosophical Association; author
Concept of Law in Ethics; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Hamilton, N. Y.
GROUT, EDGAR HOMER, A.B. Principal New Lebanon, N. Y.; Woodbury,
Conn.; North Brookfield, Mass.; superintendent schools, Princeton, Sterling and
Westminster, Mass., 1899-1903; East Bridgewater, West Bridgewater and Raynham,
Mass., 1903-10; East Bridgewater and West Bridgewater, Mass., 1912-; *. B. K.;
A. $.; address. East Bridgewater, Mass.
HARE, CHARLES HENRY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1889; M.D., Harvard University 1889;
instructor in Graduate School of Medicine, Harvard University; physician Boston,
Mass.; gynecologist Boston Dispensary; dean Boston Polyclinic; member Mass.
Medical Society; Boston Society of Medical Improvement; Boston Society of
Medical Sciences; Obstetrical Society of Boston; Boston City Hospital Club;
A. *.; address, 483 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
HAYWARD, WALTER, A.B. Journalist; member editorial staff Providence Journal;
A. K. E.; address. Journal Office, Providence, R. I.
HEBDEN, JOHN CALDER, A.B. Chemist; *. B. K.; address, 397 Lloyd Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
HILL, CRAWFORD, A,I5. President Republican Publishing Company; Denargo
Land Company; Hill Land and Investment Co.; treasurer United Oil Company;
*. B. K.; *. T.; address, 969 Sherman St., Denver, Colo.
HITCHCOCK, CHARLES CHAMBERS, A.B.; from Foxboro, Mass.; d. there
July 29, 1897.
LITTLEFIELD, CLARENCE, Ph.B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.; X. *.;
address, 142 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I.
LORD, JOSEPH HALEY, A.B. Law student Boston University 1885-86; admitted
to bar 1886; lawyer Sioux Falls, S. D.; general manager West Coast Naval Stores
Company of Fla.; A. T.; address, Sarasota, Fla.
LOVEJOY, EDWARD FAIRFIELD, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1887.
Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives, 1904; address,
617 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
McINTIRE, CHARLES HERBERT, A.B. Admitted to bar 1889; lawyer Lowell,
Mass.; X. <&.; address, 600 Wyman's Exchange, Lowell, Mass.
McLANE, FRANCIS ALBERT, A.B. Student Nashotah Seminary, Wis., 1886-88;
b. Harrisville, R. I., Oct. 5, 1864; d. Nashotah, Wis., Feb. 28, 1888.
MATHEWS, GEORGE STITZEL, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1888. Physician
Providence, R. I.; physician out-patient department, R. I. Hospital, 1891-1901;
visiting physician R. X. Hospital and Providence City Hospital; member American
Medical Association; American Academy of Medicine; treasurer R. I. Medical
Society; president Providence Medical Association 1904-05; *. B. K.; address,
224 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
MAURAN, FRANK, Ph.B. Real estate operator; A. A. *.; address, 239 Land
Title Building, Philadelpliia, Penn.
1886 GRADUATES 285
MONAGHAN, JAMES CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. 1903; LL.D., St. Mary's College,
Marylaud, 1906. U. S. consul, Chemniti?, Saxony, Germany, twelve years; professor
University of Wisconsin; Notre Dame University, Wis.; lecturer on consular service,
George Washington University; received Laetare medal from Notre Dame, 1908;
secretary Industrial Education Association of U. S., 1910; lecturer for the Knights
of Columbus of America; address, 371 Ave. H and West 15th St., Bayonne, N. J.
PECKHAM, FRANK EDWIN, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1890. Surgeon
Providence, R. I.; orthopedic surgeon R. I. Hospital; St. Joseph's Hospital; con-
sulting orthopedic surgeon, Pawtucket Memorial and Woonsocket Hospitals; address,
266 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
PENDLETON, JAMES MONROE, Ph.B.; A.M. 1890. Manager Westerly Branch
Industrial Trust Company since 1904; town treasurer since 1892; trustee and
treasurer Free Public Library and Memorial Hall; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address.
Westerly, R. I.
PRATT, WILLIAM THOMAS, A.B. Steward Penn. Training School for Feeble
Minded Children, Elwyn, Penn., 1886-97; wholesale produce dealer New York,
N. Y., 1898-1902; auditing department Adams Express Company, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1902-; *. B. K.; address, Stenton and Atlantic Aves., Atlantic City, N. J.
REED, CHARLES FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Postmaster Whitman, Mass.;
address, 19 Alden St., Whitman, Mass.
REMINGTON, EDGAR WILSON, A.B.; M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College
1888. Physician Providence, R. I.; member R. I. Medical Society; Providence
Medical Societv; X. *.; b. Riverpoint, R. I., Aug. 27, 1861; d. Providence, R. I.,
Jan. 14, 1905.
RHETT, HENRY JOHNS, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Penn., 1890. Physician
Washiugton, D. C; B. 9. n.; b. Newport, R. I., Oct. 10, 1861; d. there Oct. 7, 1912.
RICHMOND, KNIGHT CHENEY, Ph.B.; Sc.B. Mass. Institute of Technolog>r
1890. Mechanical engineer Crompton, R. I.; mill architect and engineer. Provi-
dence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 41 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
RICHMOND, NORMAN LEONARD, A.B. Manufacturing jewelry business,
Chicago and New York, to 1890; manufacturer of ammunition, factory superintend-
ent, since 1892; A. T.; address. King's Mills, Ohio.
SEAGRAVE, CLIFFORD PHETTEPLACE, A.B. Woolen manufacturer and
salesman. New York, N. Y., 1886-93; broker; B. 9. H.; address, 80 Industrial Trust
Bldg., Providence, R. I.
SHEDD, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Travellmg agent and salesman; X. *.; address,
care Geo. D. Shedd, 934 W. Mulberry St., Baltimore, Md.
SILVER, ELMER ELLSWORTH, A.B.; A.M. N. E. agent J. H. Butler, educational
publishers, 1885-86; one of the founders and member firm of Silver, Burdett and
Company, publishers, Boston, Mass., 1886-92; treasurer corporation 1892-1904;
member board of directors 1892-1910; general agent Equitable Life Assurance
Society of N. Y. 1904-07; general manager The Union Central Life Insurance Com-
pany of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1907-; trustee Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank; Shaw
University; N. E. Baptist Hospital and other corporations; president Woburn
Charitable Association; Charles Choate Memorial Hospital and other organizations;
A. K. E.; address, 79 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
SKINNER, HENRY REUBEN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1890; lawyer Boston, Mass. ;
member Mass. house of representatives 1899-1909; Mass. senate 1902-03; *. B. K.;
A. T.; b. Foxborough, Mass., May 9, 1860; d. Watertown, Mass., Aug. 11, 1912.
SMITH, CHARLES MORRIS, Jr., A.B.; A.M. Cotton manufacturer; address,
112 Benevolent St., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, NOAH BEAZELLE, Ph.B. With Woodstock Iron Works, Anniston, Ala.; gen-
eral manager Embree Iron Company, Embreeville, Tenn. ; senior partner Smith, Rudy
& Co., analytical and consulting chemists; address, 411 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
STOKES, HOWARD KEMBLE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher; journalist; bank clerk;
bond dealer; banker; author. History of Banking in R. I.; History of Finances
and Administration of Proridence. R. I., 1664-1900; *. B. K.; address, 11 Pme St.,
New York, N. Y.
i886 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1886
STONE, SAMUEL SLATER, A.B.; A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R.
I. house of representatives 1890-91; address, 616 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
SUMNER, ARTHUR PRESTON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1888; lawyer; master in
chancery; registrar in insolvency; representative R. I. general assembly, 1912-14;
B. 6. n.; address, 639 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
TAFT, ORRAY, Ph.B. Cotton manufacturer Providence, R. I.; clerk Ponemah
Mills; A. A. *.; address, 20 Market Square, Providence, R. I.
TITCOMB, FRANK LOCKE, A.B.; A.M. State assayer R. I.; teacher Everett,
Melrose, Mass.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 28, 1862; d. Mebose, Mass., Jan. 19, 1901.
WALL, ASHBEL TINGLEY, A.B. Manufacturer sheet metal, wire and tubing;
A. K. E.; address, 162 CUfford St., Providence, R. I.
WARREN, ANDREW McCORRIE, A.B.; A.M. Instructor rhetoric and modem
languages. Brown University, 1888-89; modem languages 1889-90. Instructor
Berkeley School, Providence, R. I., 1885-89; student Oriental languages, Europe;
received diplomas from Ecole speciale des langues orientales vivantes, Paris, 1903,
04, 07, 08; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Brown, Shipley and Company, 123 Pall
Mall, London, S. W., England.
WILBUR, HENRY KNOWLES, Ph.B.; A.M., Lincoln University 1898; Litt.D.,
Taylor University 1899; S.T.D., Christian College 1905; Litt.D., (ibid.) 1908;
S.T.D., Christian Theological Seminary 1909. Ordained Baptist minister, 1899;
has held various pastorates and supplied churches; address, care of Arthur Wilbur,
Andover, Mass.
WOOD, HORATIO GATES, A.B. U. S. consular clerk Rome, 1886; U. S. deputy
agent and consul-general Egypt, 1886-87; U. S. consul Batavia, 1888-89; editor
and proprietor Newport Observer, 1890-94; manager Newpmi Herald 1896-1900;
editor and manager 1900-1906; B. 6. n.; address, Newport, R. I.
1886
ALMY, HOWARD, A.B. Wholesale florist; address, Thornton, R. I.
BEATTIE, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Treasurer Fall River Granite Company,
Fall River, Mass.; member firm of Beattie and Cornell, building contractors. Fall
River; A. A. *.; address, 784 High St., Fall River, Mass.
BENNETT, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., New York Homoeopathic
Medical College and Hospital 1889. Physician and surgeon Fitchburg, Mass.;
president Worcester County Homoeopathic Medical Society 1900; member com-
mon council, Fitchburg, 1902-04; president 1903-04; alderman 1905; clerk First
Baptist Church since 1890; member American Institute of Homoeopathy; *. B. K.;
A. *.; address, 39 Hartwell St., Fitchburg, Mass.
BOARDMAN, CHARLES WESLEY, A.B.; A.M. Mechanical engineer Providence,
R. I.; X. *.; address, 119 High St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BRIGGS, CHARLES ALBERT, A.B.; M.D., Long Island College Hospital 1889.
Physician; address, Assonet, Mass.
BULLEN, DANA RIPLEY, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Hatchville, Mass.; with Thom-
son-Houston Electric Company, Boston, Mass.; Thomson-Houston and General
Electric Companies, Atlanta, Ga., six years; General Electric Company, Philadelphia,
Penn.; Boston, Mass.; Schenectady, N. Y., since 1894; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address,
General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
BURNHAM, EDWARD CLIFTON, A.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology
1890. Instructor mechanical drawing and engineering, Brown University, 1892-96;
associate professor mechanical engineering 1896-1902. Draughtsman R. I. Loco-
motive Works 1890-92; draughtsman and designer Draper Company, Hopedale,
Mass., since 1902; *. B. K.; S. S.; A. T.; address, Hopedale, Mass.
BURY, CLARENCE EVERETT, A.B. Journalist; associate editor Daily Herald.
Fall River, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. $.; address, 57 Ridge St., Fall River, Mass.
CHANDLER, DAVID HENRY, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., New York Homoeopathic
Medical College 1892. Physician ChurchviUe, N. Y.; Comwall-on-Hudson, N. Y.;
1886 GRADUATES 5887
post-surgeon New York Military Academy; health officer, Cornwall; *. B. K.;
A. *. b. Little Britain, N. Y., 1861; d. Comwall-on-the-Hudson, March 20, 1908.
COLE, THOMAS SESSIONS, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Brimfield, Mass.; principal
high school, Chester, Penn., sixteen years; superintendent of schools, since 1906;
*. B. K.; address, Larkin Bldg., Chester, Penn.
CROWELL, ASA CLINTON, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D. 1894. Instructor French, Brown
University, 1890-91; French and German 1891-92; German 1892-94; assistant
professor Germanic languages and literatures 1894-1901; associate professor Ger-
manic languages and literatures 1901-. Principal high school, Milton Hills, N. H.,
1886; assistant teacher Latin, German and French, Dummer Academy, South
Byfield, Mass., 1887-90; vice-president N. E. Modern Language Association, 1906;
member American Dialect Society; Viking Society of London; translator Morten-
sen's Nordisk Mytologi (Danish); revisor Dutch translations for iVarroiioes o/ New
Netherlands; compiler of Lessons in Old Icelandic; $. B. K.; address, 66 Oriole Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
DANIELSON, AMOS LOCKWOOD, A.B. Cotton manufacturer; *. B. K.; *. T.;
address, P. O. Box 1425, Providence, R. I.
DAVIS, FREDERICK WILLIAM, A.B. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1889; priest
1890; assistant rector Trenton, N. J.; New York; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Newark, N. J.,
to 1895; rector St. Martin's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., since 1895; author The
Office of the Mass; editor St. Martin's Cloak; address, 293 President St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
DRAPER, FRANK ORMOND, A.B.; A.M. Principal Garden Street Grammar
School, Pawtucket, R. I., 1886-92; superintendent schools, Lincoln and Central
Falls, R. I., 1892-98; Hyde Park, Mass., 1898-1906; Pawtucket, R. L, since 1906;
address, Pawtucket, R. I.
DYER, WILLIAM ALLAN, A.B. Employed in Boston, Mass. and Providence, R. I.,
to 1899; director, secretary, treasurer and general manager, E. S. Brown Co., Fall
River, Mass., four years; with Smith Typewriter Co., as treasurer, secretary and
treasurer, vice president and general manager to 1911; vice president Union Type-
writer Co., N. Y.; Bacon, Chappell Co., Syracuse, N. Y.; director State Bank;
Trust and Deposit Co., of Onondaga, Syracuse, N. Y.; A. K. E.; address, 995 James
St., Syracuse, N. Y.
EVERETT, HENRY LEXINGTON, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1889.
Teacher and missionary Brazil, South America; author People's Program; translator
Temperance Pathfinder into Portuguese; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 23 Maple St.,
Millbury, Mass.
FRACKELTON, WILLIAM BURNSIDE, A.B. Teacher; address, 1832 Man-
hattan Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
FREEMAN, OTIS ALLEN, A.B. *. B. K.; b. Worcester, Mass., Aug. 17. 1861;
d. Mass. State Hospital, Aug. 10, 1913.
PRINK, HENRY, A.B.; address, Jewett City, Conn.
FROST, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.M. Journalist Tribune staff. New York,
N. Y.; author The Wagner Story Book; The Court of King Arthur; The Knights of
the Round Table; Fairies and Folk of Ireland; b. North Providence, R. I., March
18, 1863; d. New York, N. Y., March 21, 1902.
FULLER, DANIEL HUNT, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1891. House
pupil McLean Hospital, SomerviUe, Mass.; house officer Boston City Hospital;
second assistant physician McLean Hospital, six years; resident physician Adams
Nervine Asylum, Jamaica Plain, Mass., twelve years; assistant to the executive
officer, Mass. State Board of Insanity, State House, Boston, since 1909; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 6 Walnut St., Boston, Mass.
GODDING, EDWARD ALVAH, A.B. Broker New York, N. Y.; A. K. E.; address.
90 West St., New York, N. Y.
GRIME, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. 1890; LL.B., Harvard University 1890. Admitted
to bar 1890; lawyer Fall River, Mass.; city solicitor 1893-96; special justice Second
district court. Bristol Co., Mass., 1896-1902; mayor Fall River 1902-04; address,
166 Purchase St., Fall River, Mass.
288 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1886
GUNDERSON, NORMAN, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Cashier Providence and Worcester
Railroad Company, Pawtucket, R. I.; cashier and auditor Armstrong Transfer
Express Company, Boston, Mass., to 1902; with American Signal Company, Boston;
accountant for Merchants and Miners Transportation Co., 1912-; B. 9. n.; address,
84 Carruth St., Ashmont, Mass.
GUNN, EDWARD LEROY, A.B. Z. *.; address, 502 Crawford St., Fort Scott,
Kans.
HAMBLEN, SAMUEL WILLIS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1889; ordained Baptist minister 1889; missionary American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society, Sendai, Japan, 1889-99; Tokio, Japan, 1900-09; *. B. K.;
address, care American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Boston, Mass.
HARRIS, STEPHEN GUSHING, A.B.; A.M. Manufacturer and merchant.
Providence, R. I.; real estate agent and manager of estates. Providence; '^. T.;
address, 251 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
HIBBARD, HERBERT WADE, A.B.; A.M. 1899; M.E., Cornell, 1891. Mechanical
engineer and professor of mechanical engineering; held positions with R. I. Loco-
motive Works; Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley Railroads; engineering expert
New York State Civil Service Commission 1904-08; fuel expert, N. Y. Central R. R.
1908; consulting engineer, Waterbury Tool Co., 1909; assistant professor. University
of Minn., 1895-98; principal of Graduate School, Sibley College, Comellj,University,
1898-1909; professor of mechanical engineering and head of department. University
of Missouri, 1909-; investigated technical schools and mechanical industries of
Europe, 1900; member American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and other
engineering and scientific associations; author numerous pamphlets relating to rail-
way engineering and articles for engineering journals; address, 1307 Kaiser Ave.,
Columbia, Boone Co., Missouri.
ISHAM, NORMAN MORRISON, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Instructor architecture and
freehand drawing. Brown University, 1894-98. Draughtsman, architect Providence;
author Early Rhode Island Houses, in conjunction with A. F. Brown; The Homeric
Palace; Early Connecticut Houses, in conjunction with A. F. Brown; $. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 1013 Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
KELLEY, SOLON CHESTER, A.B. Banker New York, N. Y.; A. A. *.; address,
854 Main St., Stamford, Conn.
LADD, ISAAC GIFFORD,A.B.; A.A. *.; address, Waldorf-Astoria, New York, N.Y.
LANE, WILLIAM ALBERT, A.B.; A.M. 1890; address unknown.
LAWTON, CHARLES ENGS, Ph.B. Civil engineer; B. 9. n.; address, 7 Whitfield
Court, Newport, R. I.
McCREERY, CHARLES JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Principal high school, Westport,
Mass.; Davenport Grammar School, Fall River, Mass., 1887-; *. B. K.; address,
900 Plymouth Ave., Fall River, Mass.
MANCHESTER, CLARENCE HARTWELL, A.B.; A.M. TeacherJProvidence,
R. I.; i'Technical High School, Providence, 1906-; assistant head of department
of English, Technical High School, Providence; A. T.; address, 195 Albert Ave.,
Edgewood, R. I.
MATTESON, JOHN, Ph.B. 1889; D. B., Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge,
Mass., 1897. Instructor rhetoric and elocution. Brown University, 1889-90; teacher
English and Classical School, Providence, R. I.; instructor Greylock Institute,
South Williamstown, Mass.; Colby Academy, New London, N. H.; ordained
Episcopal priest 1891; rector Parish of the Messiah, West Newton_and Auburndale,
Mass.; A. *.; address, 58 Auburn St., Auburndale, Mass.
MORSE, FRANK LINCOLN, A.B.; A.M. Recorder section of microscopy, Chicago
Academy of Sciences, five years; university extension lecturer Chicago University,
six years; instructor chemistry. West Division High School, Chicago, III., ten years;
supervising principal Burr School, Chicago, 1898-1909; principal Harrison Technical
High School, 1909-; author University Extension Syllabi in Chemistry; joint author
Chicago Laboratory Manual of Chemistry; address, 6432 Munroe Ave., Chicago, 111.
MUDGE, WILLIAM PRESCOTT, A.B. Teacher Providence, Auburn, Pawtucket!
R. I.; b. Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 7, 1861; d. Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 21, 1898.
1886 GEADUATES 5889
NICHOLSON, WILLIAM THOMPSON, Ph.B. Bank clerk; stock broker Provi-
dence; ^. T.; b. Providence, R. L, Aug. 22, 1864; d. there Feb. 11, 1890.
NICOLAI JOIBSr EDWARD, A.B. Real estate and insurance agent, Boston, Mass •
New York, NY.;*, b. K.; A. A. *. b. Newport, R. I., Aug. 1, 1864; d. New York,
N. Y., Feb. 15, 1896.
PARKER, CHARLES ALBERT, A.B.; A.M. Student Newton Theological Listitu-
tion 1886-87; graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1889; ordamed Baptist
nunister; pastor Lake City, Col.; graduate student theology. Harvard University
1893-95; pastor Quincy, Mass.; Los Gates, San Jos6, Redwood City, Cal.; Z. * ■
address. Redwood City, Cal. ' '
PARSHLEY. WILBUR BROWN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., 1911. Ordained Baptist
minister; pastor Phenix, R. I.; East Cambridge, Mass.; graduated Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1890; missionary Japan, 1890-4; professor, church history, Yoko-
hama Theological Seminary, 1894-1908; president Japan Baptist Theological Semi-
nary 1910-; member Asiatic Society of Japan; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, A. B F
M. Soc, Ford Bldg., Boston, Mass.
POTTER, ALBERT KNIGHT, A.B.; A.M. Associate professor English language
Brown Umversity, 1898-. Principal high school, Middleboro, Mass., 1887-90;
classical master high school, Springfield. Mass., 1890-96; student Universities of
Leipsic and Berlin 1897-98; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Brown University, Provi-
dence, R. I.
REED, CHARLTON ALBANIS, A.B. Admitted to bar 1889; lawyer Morristown,
N. J.; member board of aldermen, Morristown, 1895-1901; mayor of Morristown
1902-04; A. K. E.; address, 8 Cutler St., Morristown, N. J.
REES. THOMAS GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Hope Valley, R. I.; Princeton,
Ind.; Lynn, Mass.; sub-master Comins Grammar School, Boston, Mass., 1896-99;
junior master Mechanic Arts High School, Boston, Mass., 1899-; Z. *.; address!
51 Orchard St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
REYNOLDS. FRANCIS WAYLAND. A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1888;
pastor Canaseraga, N. Y.; Mansfield, Penn.; Elmira, N. Y.; state missionary Penn. ;
Z. *.; address, 500 San Fernando Bldg., 4th and Main Sts., Los Angeles, Cal.
REYNOLDS. WILLIAM JOB, A.B.; A.M. upon examioation 1900. Student
Newton Theological Institution 1886-87, 1890-91; ordained Baptist minister 1887;
pastor Phenix, East Providence, R. I.; Peabody, Mass.; Lakewood, R. I.; principal
grammar school, Centreville, R. I.; teacher Greek and Latin, high school. Auburn
R. I., 1895-; Z. *.; address, 457 Wellington Ave., Auburn, R. I.
ROBERTS, CLARENCE VERDINE, A.B. Principal school, Barre, Vt.; archi-
tectural iron contractor Chicago, 111.; A. K. E.; address, 582 Jackson Boulevard,
Chicago, 111.
ROGERS, ARTHUR, A.B.; D.B.; D.D. 1909; Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, Mass., 1889. Law student Harvard University 1886; ordained Episcopal
deacon 1889; priest 1890; rector Middletown, Central Falls, R. I.; Holy Trinity
Church, West Chester, Penn., fourteen years; St. Marks, Evanston, 111., 1913-;
author Men and Movements in the English Church, 1898; Prophecy and Poetry; The
Bohlen Lectures; #. B. K.; *. T.; address, 1501 Ridge Ave., Evanston, 111.
RUSSEL, JOSEPH SOMERS, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1889; ordained Baptist minister 1890; pastor Warwick, Hope Valley, R. I.;
Atlantic Highlands, N. J.; Cottonwood Falls, Dodge City, Kans.; Roy, N. M.;
e. A. X.; address, Roy, N. M.
SARLE, AMOS LOCKWOOD, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Agent Arnold, Cheney and
Company, Auckland, New Zealand; acting U. S. consul, Zanzibar, 1898-1900;
agent L. C. Gillespie and Sons, Hankow, China; U. S. vice consul general Hankow,
China; address, Warwick, R. I.
SARLE, OLIVER PERRY, A.B. Civil engineer; address, 146 Westminster St.,
Providence, R. I.
THOMPSON, EDWIN STANLEY, A.B.; A.M. Instructor New York Institution
for Improved Instruction of Deaf Mutes, 1888-92; instructor Penn. Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb, Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Penn., 1893-; editor The Mount
290 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1886
World 1906-; author Education of the Deaf, in Macmillan's Cyclopedia of Education
1911; The Acousticon; also articles relating to travel and the education of the deaf;
address, Penn. Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Penn.
THURBER, EDMUND GORHAM, Ph.B. Clerk New York Building-Loan Bank-
ing Company, New York, N. Y.; resident Providence, R. I.; ^. T.; travelling.
WADSWORTH, ARTHUR LEONARD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1890; ordained Baptist minister 1890; pastor Rockland, Mass.;
Newport, Vt.; preacher Monrovia, Los Angeles, So. Pasadena, Cal.; engaged in
religious journalism; field editor and contributor The Pacific Baptist, Portland,
Ore., 1904-; author The Preacher for the Present Age; Vital Needs in Modem Church
Life; correspondent Pacific Baptist 1891-; Daily Herald, Los Angeles, Cal.; *. B.
K.; address, 710 El Centro St., So. Pasadena, Cal.
WARD, JOSEPH HOOKER, A.B. Real estate officer Title Guarantee and Trust
Company, New York, N. Y.; president City Real Estate Company; 4th vice presi-
dent Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co.; B. 6. n.; address, 176 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
WATERMAN, STEPHEN, A.B.; A.M. President Nicholson and Waterman
Manufacturing Company 1887-93; U. S. military service 1898-99, captain R. I.
Volunteer Infantry; architect Providence; resident North Danville, Vt.; *. T.;
address, Grouselands, North Danville, Vt.
WHITE, WILLIAM SHAW, A.B.; A.M., Tufts College 1891; D.B., 1891. Universal-
ist minister; pastor Foxboro, Mass., 1891-99; foundryman Pawtucket, R. I.; mem-
ber Mass. house of representatives 1895; address, Pawtucket, R. I.
WHITTEN, WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, A.B. Merchant; A. K. E.; address,
341 Thayer St., Providence, R. I.
WILLETT, ALLAN HERBERT, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Columbia University 1901.
Instructor political economy. Brown University, 1901-05; teacher Suffield, Conn.;
law student Yale College 1886-87; teacher Southwick, Mass.; Peekskill Military
Academy, Peekskill, N. Y.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Urbana, O.; professor Latin and
Greek, Urbana University; graduate student in economics and sociology, Columbia
University, 1898-1901; member American Economic Association; American Statis-
tical Association; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Carnegie Technical Schools, Carnegie
Institute, Pittsburgh, Penn.
WILLIS, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B. Journalist; reporter Brooklyn Daily
Times; New York World; B. 6. H.; address, Brooklyn Eagle Office, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WILSON, GEORGE GRAFTON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1888; Ph.D. 1889;
LL.D. 1911. Associate professor of political and social science. Brown University
1891-1894; professor social and political science 1894-1910; professor international
law Harvard University 1910-; principal schools Groton, Conn.; Rutland, Vt. 1886-
90; student Heidelberg, Berlin, Paris, Oxford, 1890-91; lecturer Newton Theological
Institution 1893-94; American School of Sociology 1894-95; on international law at
Newport, U. S. Naval War College, 1900-; Harvard 1907-10; American delegate
plenipotentiary to the International Naval Conference 1908-09; member Providence
school committee 1899-1910; trustee R. I. Institute for the Deaf 1900-01, 1910;
member American Society of International Law; American Political Science Asso-
ciation; author Town and City Government in Providence; Insurgency {L'insurrec-
tion, Paris, 1902); Submarine Telegraphic Cables; International Law Situations;
International Law Discussions; International Law Situations; joint author Inter-
national Law, 1901; second edition 1902; also numerous addresses and contributions
to periodicals; *. B. K.; A. $.; address, 6 Acacia St., Cambridge, Mass.
1887 .
BRECHBILL, GEORGE WILLIS, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1887-88-
b. Fultonham, O., Sept. 10, 1864; d. there March 10, 1889.
BRONSON, WALTER COCHRANE, A.B.; A.M., Cornell University 1890; Litt.D.,
Colby College 1904. Associate professor English literature. Brown University!
1892-95; professor English literature 1895-; student theology and literature. Harvard
1887 GRADUATES 291
University, 1887; teacher Butler, Mo., 1888-89; fellow Cornell University, 1889-90;
professor English, De Pauw University, 1890-92; author A Short History of American
Literature; editor Poems of William Collins; English Essays, 1905; English Poems,
4 vols. 1907-10; American Poems, 1912; author of a History of Brown University
for the Sesquiceniennial Celebration, 1914; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, R. I.
CARR, CLARENCE AUGUSTUS, A.B.; A.M.; D.M.D., Harvard University 1895.
Dentist Newport, R. I.; secretary R. I. Dental Society 1895-1912; principal Mum-
ford School, Newport, 1912; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 17 Rhode Island Ave., New-
port, R. I.
CHASE, WAYLAND JOHNSON, A.B.; A.M. Clerk; real estate agent and broker
to 1891; instructor Wayland Seminary, Washington, D. C, 1892; academy tutor
English branches, University of Chicago, 1892-94; academy instructor history 1894-
98; acting dean of academy and assistant professor of history 1898-1900; dean of
academy 1900-07; graduate student and assistant. University of Wisconsin, 1907-08;
assistant professor of history 1908-10; associate professor 1910-; A. T.; address,
Madison, Wis.
CHASE, WILLIAM NELSON, A.B.; A.M. A. T.; address, 30 Washington St.,
Hartford, Conn.
CHESEBRO, EDMUND DENISON, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Columbia College, 1890. Physician Providence, R. I.; visiting
physician R. I. Hospital; consulting physician children's department, St. Joseph's
Hospital; Providence City Hospital; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 2 Hawthorne
St., Providence, R. I.
CLARK, HOMER, A.B.; M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical College and
Hqspital 1889. Physician and surgeon Wollaston, Mass. to 1896; inventor and
chemical manufacturer; address. South Norwalk, Conn.
COLBY, GARDNER, A.B.; A.M. Treasurer various real estate and manufacturing
companies to 1908; secretary New Jersey Civil Service Commission 1908-09; chief
examiner and secretary 1909-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. State House, Trenton,
N.J.
CONNELL, ARTHUR IRVING, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1891.
Physician Fall River, Mass.; bacteriologist board of health. Fall River, 1893-96;
surgeon Union Hospital, Fall River; consulting physician Fall River City Hospital;
member Fall River Medical Society; American Medical Association; fellow Mass.
Medical Society; member school committee 1902-11; A. $.; address, 456 South
Main St., Fall River, Mass.
CRAWFORD, CLARENCE BUCK, A.B. With Educcrfiore, Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.;
A. K. E.; b. Portland, Me., Aug. 1, 1867; d. Aubumdale, Mass., Oct. 27, 1887.
CROOKER, GEORGE HAZARD, A.B.; A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1893.
Physician Providence, R. I.; member American Medical Association; Rhode Island
Medical Society; and other medical associations; B. 6. II.; address, 159j^ Benefit
St., Providence, R. I.
DANIELSON, JOHN DeFOREST, A.B.; A.M. Cotton manufacturer; ^. T.;
b. Lewiston, Me., Aug. 18, 1866; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 18, 1909.
DIETRICH, FRANK SIGEL, A.B.; A.M. Instructor Ottawa University, Ottawa,
Kans., to 1891; admitted to bar 1891 ; lawyer Idaho; U. S. district judge for Idaho,
1907-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. Federal Bldg., Boise, Idaho.
FIELD, GEORGE WILTON, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University 1892.
Associate professor cellular biology. Brown University, 1893-96. Assistant in
biology, Johns Hopkins University, 1891-92; occupant Smithsonian Table, Naples
Zoological Station, 1892-93; professor zoology, R. I. College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts, 1896-1901; biologist R. I. Agricultural Experiment Station 1896-
1901; lecturer on economic biology, Mass. Institute of Technology, 1901; instructor
economic biology 1901-03; biologist Mass. Commissioners on Fisheries and Game
1903-04; chairman 1905-; member American Society of Naturalists; American
Society of Morphologists; author General Principles of Zoology; *. B. K.; S. E.;
A. *.; address, Sharon, Mass.
292 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1887
GILHULY, ISAAC HUDSON, A.B.; A.M. Teacher Oceanport, N. J.; Saratoga,
N. Y.; principal West Long Branch; Waldwick, N. J.; instructor in mathematics,
Woodbridge High School, Woodbridge, N. J., 1904-; address. Red Bank, N. J.
GREEN, THEODORE FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. 1890. Trustee Brown University
1900-; student at Harvard Law School 1890-92; Universities of Bonn and Berlin,
Germany, 1893-94; admitted to Rhode Island bar 1892; to United States Circuit
Court 1894; to Supreme Covu-t of United States 1905; instructor in law. Brown
University, 1894-97; lawyer, senior member of firm of Green, Hinckley and Allen;
president J. & P. Coats (Rhode Island) Incorporated; treasurer Crawford Land Co. ;
trustee and vice-president, R. I. School of Design; trustee Butler Hospital; Provi-
dence Public Library; secretary Public Library and Rhode Island Branch of American
Red Cross; member of corporation of Providence Institution for Savings, and other
public and charitable institutions; commissioned by Gov. Dyer, lieutenant of a
company of infantry in the Spanish-American War; member of R. I. house of repre-
sentatives 1907; drafted and procured passage of laws punishing bribery of voters;
member R. I. Bar Association; R. I. Bar Club; R. I. H&torical Society, and numer-
ous other clubs and societies at home and abroad; *. T.; address, 14 John St.,
Providence, R. I.
HENSHAW, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1894; lawyer; *. T.; address,
42 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
HICKS, IRVING CLIFTON, A.B.; A.M. Principal grammar school. Great Bar-
rington, Mass.; admitted to bar 1891; lawyer Portland, Ore.; publisher; treasurer
Red Cross Co.; A. K. E.; address, P. O. Box 859, Providence, R. I.
HINDS. ALBERT WALKER, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1888. Instructor
Greek, Brown University, 1894-95; Duluth, Minn.; secretary school board. West
Boylston, Mass., 1892-94, 1898-; graduate student Brown University 1894-96;
town treasurer West Boylston 1900-; *. B. K.; address. West Boylston, Mass.'
JEPHERSON, GEORGE ARTHUR, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1890.
Admitted to bar 1891; lawyer Providence, R. I. ; lumber merchant; *. B. K.; A.*.;
address, 32 Reservoir Ave., Providence, R. I.
KEACH, WALTER ESMOND, Ph.B. Manufacturer; A. K. E.; address. Valley
Falls, R. I.
KNOX, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.; assistant treasurer
Silver, Burdett and Company, seven years; assistant manager D. C. Heath and
Company, New York, 1905-11; general agent Columbia Lite and Trust Co., Los
Angeles, Cal.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 1414 Orange Drive, Los Angeles, Cal.
LINDSAY, LUCKY ALONZO, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1890; lawyer Knox-
ville, Tenn., 1890-91; *. B. K.; Z. *.; b. Powell's Valley, Tenn., Oct. 24, 1862;
d. San. Antonio, Texas, Nov. 30, 1892.
McLEOD, HOWARD DONALD, Ph.B. with class by special vote 1907. Mechanical
and mining engineer; with Carnegie Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.; 111. Steel Co.,
Chicago, III.; Colorado Fuel and Iron Co., Pueblo, Colo.; Boston and Montana
Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Co., Great Falls, Montana; Wellman-
Seaver-Morgan Co., Midas, Idaho to 1911; manager mining department, Seattle
Construction and Dry Dock Co., 1911-; inventor McLeod Crushing Rolls; McLeod
Concentrator; Monarch Ore Concentrator; A. *.; address, 1927 45th Ave., S. W.,
Seattle, Wash.
MUNRO, DANA CARLETON, A.B.; A.M.; L.H.D. 1912. Teacher history and
literature, De Veaux College, Suspension Bridge, N. Y., 1887-89; student of history,
Strassburg and Freiburg, 1889-90; teacher French and German, Haverford College
Grammar School, 1890-93; instructor and assistant professor Roman and mediseval
history. University of Penn., 1893-1902; professor history. University of Wis., 1902-;
acting dean 1903; director summer sessions 1904-06; secretary Association of Col-
leges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Md., 1896-98; curator Wis-
consin Historical Society 1902-; president Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts
and Letters 1912-; member American Philosophical Society. Editor Urban and the
Crusaders. 1894; Letters of the Crusaders, 1894; Medieval Student, 1895; Medieval
Sermon Stones, 1895; Saint Columban, 1895; The FouHh Crusade, 1896; Early
Christian Persecutions, 1897; Laws of Charles the Great, 1899; Medieval Civilization,
1887 GRADUATES 293
in conjunction with Selleiy, 1904; author Syllabus of Medieval Hwtory, 1899; History
of the Middle Ages, 1902; The Teaching of Medieval History, 1903; Essays on the
Crusades, in conjimction with Prutz and Diehl, 1903; Source-book of Roman His-
tory, 1904; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 630 Francis St., Madison, Wis.
MURPHY, JAMES FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. Admitted to bar 1889; U. S. circuit
court 1895; lawyer Pawtucket, R. I.; town solicitor Lincohi 1890; R. I. house of
representatives 1903-05 and 1907-08; address, 47 Rand St., Central Falls, R. I.
OVERTON, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. Teacher classical department, high school.
Providence, R. I., 1887-90; principal high school. Central Falls, R. I., 1890-; *.
B. K.; address, 110 Central Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
PHILLIPS, CHARLES CURRIER, A.B. Professor Latin, Roger Williams Uni-
versity, Nashville, Tenn., 1887-96; treasurer 1887-96; clerk U. S. internal revenue
service, Nashville, Tenn., 1898-1909; deputy collector and cashier, 1909-; address.
Custom House, Nashville, Tenn.
PINKHAM, GEORGE RIPLEY, A.B.; A.M. Principal of schools Wayland, Dui-
bury, Mass.; Woodstock, Swanton, Vt.; professor St. John's College, Annapolis,
Md.; Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio; superintendent schools Princeton District,
Mass.; head master Great Barrington, Mass., six years; supervising principal South
St. School, Newark, N. J. 1904-09; Ann St. School, 1909-11; Lafayette St. School,
1911-; graduate student School of Pedagogy, New York University, 1904-11;
Teachers' College, Columbia University 1911-13; address, Newark, N. J.
QUICK, ALFRED MERRITT, Ph.B. City civil engineer and architect Providence,
R. I.; assistant engineer Baltimore Water Department 1897-98; chief engineer and
president 1900-1911; consulting engineer 1911-; president board of water commis-
sioners 1900-; member sewerage conunission; address, 707 Munsey Bldg., Baltimore,
Md.
QUICK, HOWARD PRESCOTT, Ph.B. Mechanical engineer; yvith R. I. Locomo-
tive Works, Providence, R. I.; Metropolitan Sewerage Commission, Boston, Mass.;
West End Street Railway Company and Boston Elevated Railway Company;
Ford, Bacon and Davis, engineers, at Kansas City, Mo., 1902-04; manufacturer's
agent, Boston, Mass., 1904-05; with F. S. Pearson and Pearson Engineering Corpora-
tion, New York, 1905-; A. *.; address, 532 Third St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
REID, PHILIP JOSEPH, A.B. Editor DetroU Free Press; address, 99 Virginia
Park, Detroit, Mich.
RYTHER, ORMAN ERIS, Ph.B. General secretary Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation, Jersey City, N. J.; Fitchburg, Mass.; Hyde Park, Mass.; manager Co-
operative Entertainment Bureau, Boston, Mass., 1892-98; general secretary Young
Men's Christian Association, Norwich, Conn., 1898-1903; associate secretary Conn.
Temperance Union, 1910-; Z. *.; address, 727 Main St., East Hartford, Conn.
SCOTT, WALTER REUBEN, A.B. Electrical engineer New York, N. Y.; Buffalo,
N. Y.; A. *.; address, 780 Ellicott Square, Buffalo, N. Y.
SHERMAN, RICHARD MITCHELL, A.B. Ordained Episcopal mmister; rector
Dansville, N. Y.; Newark, N. J.; St. Agnes' Chapel, New York, N. Y., seven
years; Trinity Church, Potsdam, N. Y., 1906-11; *. T.; address, 210 W. 107th St..
New York, N. Y.
SNOW, LOUIS FRANKLIN, Ph.B.; A.B., Harvard University 1889; A.M., 1890;
Ph.D., Columbia University 1903. Instructor English, Brown University, 1890-92;
dean of the Women's College 1892-1900; registrar Teachers' College, Columbia
University, 1902-06; secretary and treasurer Examiner Company, New York;
head of English department Normal School, Cortland, N. Y.; professor English
State University, Lexington, Ky.; professor philosophy Wells College, Aurora,
N. Y.; English, University of Pittsburgh, Pa.; librarian, 1913-; author The Col-
lege Curriculum in the U. S.; *. B. K.; address, 6521 Dalzell Place,Pittsburgh, Pa.
WAKEMAN, WILLIAM WALTER, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1890; ordained Baptist minister 1890; pastor Hampton Falls, N. H.;
Medford, Reading, New Braintree, Medway, Bellingham, Mass.; joint author The
Baptists of New Hampshire; A. T.; address, Bellingham, Mass.
294 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1887
WALKER, HARRY FRANKLIN, A.B.; A.M. Chemist, 111. Steel Company;
Passaic Rolling Mill Company; Standard Steel Co., Pa.; A. K. E.; b. Pawtucket,
R. I., May 10, 1865; d. Lewistown, Pa., May 9, 1913.
WALKER, JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M.; Harvard University 1890; LL.B. 1890. Admitted
to bar 1889; lawyer and trustee Boston, Mass.; member school committee, Brook-
line, Mass., 1897-1903; Mass. house of representatives 1904-11; speaker, 1909-11;
A. A. *.; address, 108 Upland Road, Brookline, Mass.
WHITE, CHARLES LINCOLN, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Bowdoin College 1902. Gradu-
ated Newton Theological Institution 1890; ordained Baptist minister 1890; pastor
Somersworth, Nashua, N. H.; president Colby College 1901-08; associate cor-
responding secretary American Baptist Home Mission Society 1908-; A. T.; *. B. K.;
address, 750 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
WHITE, FRANK DENISON, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Union University 1890. Lawyer
Rutland, Vt.; city attorney Rutland 1891-93; member Vt. senate 1894-96; school
committee, Rutland; A. A. *.; address, Rutland, Vt.
WHITMAN, BENAIAH LONGLEY, A.B.; A.M.; D.D., Bowdom CoUege 1894
LL.D., Howard University 1899. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1890:
ordained Baptist minister 1887; pastor Portland, Me.; president Colby University
Columbian University; pastor Fifth Church, Philadelphia, Penn. 1900-07; First
Church, Seattle, Wash.; lecturer Bucknell University; trustee Newton Theological
Institution 1894-1902; Crozer Theological Seminary; president American Baptist
Historical Society; author Elements of Ethics; Elements of Sociology; Elements of
Political Science; Outlines of Political History; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. Torbrook, Nova
Scotia, Nov. 21, 1862; d. Seattle, Wash., Nov. 27, 1911.
WRIGHT, RICHARD, A.B.; A.M. Graduated Hartford Theological Seminary
1890; tutor Hebrew and Greek 1890-91; ordained Congregational minister 1890;
pastor Windsor Locks, Conn.; Belleville Church, Newburyport, Mass., 1901-07;
Pilgrim Church, Cambridge, Mass.; Z. *.; address, 226 Erie St., Cambridge, Mass.
YOUNG, HERRICK PLATT, A.B.; A.M. Student Leipsic 1888-89; professor
Latin, Furman University, Greenville, S. C, 1890-95; principal Vineyard Street
Grammar School, Providence, R. I., 1895-1902; Manton Avenue Grammar School,
1902-05; Academy Grammar School, 1905-; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 37 Roanoke
St., Providence, R. I.
1888
ABBOTT, CARL HEWES, A.B.; LL.B., University of California 1891. Admitted
to bar 1890; lawyer Oakland, San Francisco, CaL; A. K. E.; address, Oakland, Cal.
ARRINGTON, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1892; ordained Baptist minister 1892; pastor Newport, R. I.; Newton,
Mass.; teacher New York, N. Y.; Boston, Mass.; in business, Boston, 1899-;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 37 Walnut St., Somerville, Mass.
BARBOUR, CLARENCE AUGUSTUS, A.B.; D.D., 1909; University of Rochester
1901. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1891; ordained Baptist
minister 1891; pastor Lake Avenue Church, Rochester, N. Y., 1891-1909; asso-
ciate secretary International Committee Young Men's Christian Associations
of North America, 1909-; trustee Rochester Theological Seminary, 1896-;
president board of trustees, 1913-; president New York State Society of Christian
Endeavor, 1896; vice-president Rochester Good Government Club, 1894-1902;
author, editor, or both. Fellowship Hymns, 1910; The Bible in the World of Today,
1911; Principles and Methods of Religious Work for Men and Boys, 1912; Making
Religion Efficient, 1912; and various articles in magazines; *. B. K.; A. K. E.;
address, 151 Saratoga Avenue, Rochester, N. Y.
BARTLETT, JOSIAH, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898. Principal high school.
Lisbon, N. H.; instructor Dr. Holbrook's School, Ossining, N. Y.; Riverview
Academy, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1894-1913; The Gilman Country School, Roland
Park, Md., 1913-; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, Roland Park, Md.
BENTLEY, ARTHUR JOY, A.B. With General Electric Company, Schenectady,
N. Y.; address, 11 Willow Ave., Schenectady, N. Y.
1888 GRADUATES 295
BERGSTROM, GLAUS ALFRID, A.B.; D.B., Yale University 1891. Student
Andover Theological Seminary 1888; ordained Lutheran minister 1891; pastor
East Greenwich, Centreville, Providence, R. I.; graduate student Brown University
1893-95; b. Elfsborg Co., Westergotland, Sweden, Aug. 12, 1860; d. Providence,
R. I., Sept. 14, 1898.
BLAKE, ELI WHITNEY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1891. Assistant Indian
department, Hampton Normal Institute, Hampton, Va.; general manager Provi-
dence Society for Organizing Charity; with Solvay Process Company, Syracuse,
N. Y.; merchant New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. New Haven, Conn.,
Feb. 13, 1867; d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 30, 1902.
BROWN, GEORGE SAMSON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1890; lawyer Everett, Wash.;
Elko, Reno, Ne v.; judgefovuiJiiudicialdistrict of Nev., 1903-11; *. B. K.; A. A.*.;
address, 405 Granite St., Reno, Nev.
BROWNELL, ERNEST HENRY, A.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1890.
Instructor Brown University 1891-94; with U. S. Army engineers 1891; general
engineering, 1894-1902; commissioned civil engineer U. S. Navy, 1902-; with rank
of lieutenant; lieutenant commander after JijJy 1913; address, Navy Yard, Key
West, Fla.
BROWNELL, FRANCIS HERBERT, A.B. Admitted to bar 1890; lawyer Tacoma.
Everett, Seattle, Wash.; trustee hospital and public library, Everett, Wash.; *.
B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 839 Henry Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
BROWNELL, WINTHROP WHITE, A.B. Cotton broker Providence, R. I.,
Colorado Springs, Col.; *. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 16, 1866; d. Colorado
Springs, Col., March 10, 1905.
BRUNSEN, CLAYTON PLATT, A.B. Medical student College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia College, 1888-91; instructor vocal culture, Hartford, Conn.;
X. $.; address, 16 Chapin Place, Hartford, Conn.
CHAMBERS, CHARLES KEMBLE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1891; lawyer Mt.
Holly, N. J.; A. K. E.; b. Mt. Holly, N. J., Oct. 18, 1866; d. Sea Side Park, N. J..
Aug. 10, 1903.
COOK, ALBERT BURKE, Ph.B. Broker Boston, Mass.; A. •!>.; address, 24 Con-
gress St., Boston, Mass.
COOKE, CHARLES DOUGHTY, A.B. Superintendent Cooke Locomotive and
Machine Company, Paterson, N. J., 1892-1901; commissioner of public works;
Patersou, N. J., since 1909; A. A. *.; address, 377 Twelfth Ave., Paterson, N. J.
CRAIG, WILLIAM HENRY, Ph.B. Lawyer Chicago, Dl.; teacher Wendell Phillips
High School, Chicago; *. T.; address, 3213 So. Park Ave., Chicago, 111.
DAY, CHARLES HOBEN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897; A.B., Acadia
College 1886; A.M. 1890; D.D. 1912; McMaster University 1894; Shurtleff Col-
lege 1905. Student Newton Theological Institution 1888-90; Berlin, Germany,
1890-91; ordained Baptist minister 1892; pastor Quebec, Canada; Providence,
R. I.; professor German, Shurtleff College; principal ShurtlefE Academy; pastor
Kentville, N. S.; First Baptist Church, Watertown, Mass.; address, 16 Marion
Road, Watertown, Mass.
DENISON, JAMES FLOYD, A.B. Instructor mathematics, Milton Academy,
Milton, Mass.; Col. State Preparatory School, Boulder, Col., 1904-07; auditor;
*. B. K.; address, care of Montana Power Co., Butte, Montana.
DENNIS, CHARLES EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1890; Ph.D. 1895.
Instructor pedagogy. Brown University, 1897-1901. Teacher Greek and German,
Conn. Literary Institution, SuflSeld, Conn., 1888-90; classics, high school. Providence,
R. I., 1890-1901; principal Hope Street High School, Providence, 1901-; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 114 Taber Ave., Providence, R. I.
DEXTER, EDWIN KING, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1888; pastor Mont-
gomery Centre, Vt.; wholesale produce dealer, Whitewater, Milwaukee, Wis.;
Norfolk, Neb.; Z. *.; b. Lowell, Mass., Oct. 6, 1860; d. Sharon, Vt., Jan. 11, 1899
GILBERT, JOHN WESLEY, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1891. Student American
School of Classical Studies at Athens 1890-91; professor Greek and English, Payne
Institute, Augusta, Ga., address, 1616 Thirteenth St., Augusta, Ga.
296 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1888
HAMILTON, CLARENCE GRANT, A.B.; A.M. upon examination, 1900. Teacher
Swain's School, Providence, R. I.; music teacher Providence; associate professor
music, Wellesley College, 1904; author Outlines of Music History, 1908; Piano
Teaching, its Principles and Problems; Sound and its Relation to Music; also several
songs and anthems; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Wellesley, Mass.
HARRIS, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS WENTWORTH, A.B. Vice president W. A.
Harris Steam Engine Company; *. T.; address. The Minden, Providence, R. I.
HOUSE, MORRIS WILLIAM, A.B. Director Tilden-Thurber Company; A. A. *.;
address, 14 Euclid Ave., Providence, R. I.
HUNTER, JOHN POWELL, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1893. Physician
Allegheny, Penn.; A. T.; b. McWilliamstown, Penn., 1865; d. West Chester, Penn.,
March 27, 1901.
JOHNSON, ARTHUR PLINY, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893. Teacher
untill896; admitted to bar 1898; lawyer Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A.*.; address,
324 Butler Exchange, Providence, R. I.
MARSHALL, ALEXANDER, Ph. B.; M.D., University of the City of New York,
1891. Physician Ashton, R. I.; health oflScer Cumberland, R. I., 1897; medical
examiner Providence County 1895-; member R. I. house of representatives 1900,
1901, 1911, 1912; member R. I. Medical Society; R. I. Medico-Legal Society;
address, P. O. Box 4, Ashton, R. I.
MEDBURY, CHARLES FRANKLIN, A.B. Electrical engineer Foxboro, Mass.;
manager eastern district Canadian Westinghouse Company; A. $.; address, 52
Victoria Sq., Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
PINKHAM, HENRY WINN, A.B.; A.M. University of Denver 1903. Graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1891; ordained Baptist minister 1891; pastor
Bridgeport, Conn.; Denver, Col.; became Unitarian minister 1909; superintendent
of St. Mary's House for Sailors, Boston, 1912-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 120 Mar-
ginal St., East Boston, Mass.
QUINN, JOHN CORNELIUS, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1890-92;
lawyer Providence, R. I. ; address, 108 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
SANFORD, LOUIS CHILDS, A.B.; D.D. 1913; D.B., Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, Mass., 1892; Ordained Episcopal deacon 1892; priest 1893; missionary
Selma, Fowler, Cal.; rector Salinas, Cal.; Church of St. John the Evangelist, San
Francisco, Cal., 1900-08; secretary 8th Missionary Department, Episcopal Church
1908-11; bishop San Joaquin, 1911-; Z. 'i'.; address, 515 Nielson Ave., Fresno, Cal,
SMITH, WALTER BURGES, A.B. Cotton manufacturer; *. B. K.; address, 116
Benevolent St., Providence, R. I.
TAFT, ROBERT RENNIE, A.B. Supervising engineer Providence, R. I.; A. A. *.;
address, P. O. Box 1003, Providence, R. I.
WATSON, ARTHUR EUGENE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898; Ph.D. 1905.
Instructor physics. Brown University, 1895-99; assistant professor physics 1899-.
Assistant foreman draughting department Thomson-Houston and General Electric
Companies, Lyim, Mass., and Schenectady, N. Y., 1888-95; university extension
lecturer Brown University 1891-93; author several technical handbooks for elec-
tricians and artisans; *. B. K.; S. S.; A. $.; address. Brown University, Provi-
dence, R. I.
WHITAKER, FREDERIC EARLE. A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1892; Ph.D.
1899. Principal grammar school and classical master high school, Woonsocket, R. I.;
professor Latin Thatcher Institute and head of language department Nelson Semi-
nary, Shreveport, La.; instructor in Greek, Brown University 1896-99; Grand Army
of the Republic Fellow, Brown University, 1896-98; instructor University School,
Providence; professor Kenyon College, Ohio; master St. Paul's School, Garden
City, L. I.; acting professor, Lehigh TJniversity, Bethlehem, Penn. to 1909; lawyer,
Woonsocket, R. L; author articles in Popular Science Monthly and Green Bag;
address, 9 Longley Bldg., Woonsocket, R. I.
WILBUR, WILLIAM ALLEN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Teacher Vt.
Academy, Saxton's, River, Vt.; Colby Academy, New London, N. H.; Howard
Seminary, West Bridgewater, Mass.; dean Columbian Academy, Washington, D. C.;
1895-97; professor English, Columbian University, Washington, D. C, 1897-1902;
1888 GRADUATES
297
professor English, George Washington University, 1902-; dean Columbian College,
1904-; of George Washington University, 1904- ; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, George
Washington University, Washington, D. C.
WOOLLEY, ERVING YALE, A.B. Assistant pastor. The Moody Church, Chicago,
ni.; A. A. *.; address, 157 Eugenie St., Chicago, lU.
YOUNG, CLARENCE WHITFORD, Ph.B.; LL.B., Union College of Law, Chicago,
LI., 1890; D. O., Northern Institute of Osteopathy 1901. Lawyer Omaha, Neb.;
osteopathic physician St. Paul, Minn.; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 801 Pittsburgh
Building, St. Paul, Minn.
1889
ADAMS, EARL NEWTON, A.B. With Empire Publishing Company, Philadelphia,
Penn.; X. *.; b. Groton, N. Y., Jan. 12, 1867; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Aug. 17, 1892.
BARNARD, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Overseer Indian School, Albuquerque, N. M.,
1889-90; in business; *. A. 9.; address, 3137 Groveland Ave., Chicago, III.
BARROWS, ARTHUR ELLIS, A.B. Principal high school, Mattapoisett, Mass.;
*. A. e.; b. Providence, R. I., June 15, 1866; d. Rochester, Mass., Aug. 4, 1890.
BLAISDELL, BERTRAM SINCLAIR, A.B. Clerk appeUate division R. I. supreme
court 1893-1905; clerk of supreme court 1905-; *. B. K.; X. *.; address. Court
House, Providence, R. I.
BRIGGS, FREDERICK HUNTINGTON, Ph.B. Pool and billiard table manufac-
turer Boston, Mass.; trustee Boston Penny Savings Bank; B. 6. n.; address, 61
Essex St., Boston, Mass.
BURDICK, FRANCIS, A.B. Division superintendent Old Colony Street Railway
Company, Newport, R. L; X. *.; address, 7 Pleasant St., Newport, R. I.
CARPENTER, FRANK WILLIAMS, A.B. Clerical positions, 1890-96; superin-
tendent lumber yard, Attleboro, 1896-1905; member firm of Carpenter Coal and
Lumber Company, 1905-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 153 South Main St., Attleboro,
Mass.
CARPENTER, FREDERIC EVERETT, A.B. Admitted to bar 1892; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; tax collector East Providence 1897-99; acting town solicitor 1898;
*. B. K.; *. A. e.; b. East Providence, R. I., Dec. 22, 1865; d. Providence, Aug.
30, 1906.
COLBY, LOUIS ST. CLAIR, A.B. Broker; A. A. *.; address, N. Y. Cotton Ex-
change, New York, N. Y.
GUSHING, ARTHUR, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1889-90; admitted
to bar 1891; lawyer Providence, R. I.; recording clerk R. I. house of representatives
1893-94; member R. I. house of representatives 1894-95; judge of probate, North
Providence; *. A. 9.; address, 19 College St., Providence, R. I.
DAY, HORACE LINCOLN, A.B.; Acadia College 1888. President and manager
Horace L. Day Company, and Allen-Day Co., New York; *. A. 9.; address, 4-6
White St., New York, N. Y.
DEANE, WILLIAM BRECKE, A.B. Publisher and author; X. *.; 231 W. 39th
St., New York, N. Y.
DENFELD, CHARLES ARTHUR, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, Mass., 1892. Ordained Episcopal minister 1892; rector Providence,
Pawtuxet, R. I.; St. James Church, Woonsocket, R. I. since 1908; A. T.; address,
34 Hamlet Ave., Woonsocket, R. I.
FARNSWORTH, CHARLES, A.B. In charge of cattle ranch, Rio Blanco Co., Col.;
*. T.; b. Norwich, Conn., 1867; d. Colorado Springs, Dec. 9, 1906.
FIFE, REGINALD SPESTKS, A.B. Lawyer Chicago, 111.; actor; *. A. 9.; address,
257 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
FREEMAN, ARCHIBALD ANGUS, A.B.; A.M., Cornell University 1890. In-
structor Normal School, Cortland, N. Y.; Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass.;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Andover, Mass.
FROHOCK, SYLVANUS EVERETT, A.B. Ordained Baptist mmister 1886;
graduated Newton Theological Institution 1892; pastor Sprin^eld, Mass.; Central
298 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1889
Falls, R. I.; Liberty, N. Y.; Concord, N. H.; Camden, Me., since 1907; *. A. 9.;
address, Camden, Me.
GARDNER, WILLIAM HOWATT, A.B.; A.M., Taylor University 1898; Ph.D.
1899. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1892; teacher three years;
Baptist minister; pastor Livingston, N. J.; editor, religious department, Newark
Evening News, Newark, N. J.; *. A. 6.; address, 7 Sylvan Place, Nutley,|N. J.
GORDON, JOHN GOUDIE, A.B. Superintendent of Moth Department, Lowell'
Mass.; X. *.; address, 61 Loring St., Lowell, Mass.
GRANT, GEORGE PRESTON, A.B. Treasurer Grant Yarn Company; vice
president and general manager Fitchburg Yarn Co.; B. 8. n.; address, Fitchburg,
Mass. .
HARTSOCK, CHARLES GRANT, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1889; mis-
sionary Upper Congo, Africa, 1890-92; *. A. 0.; b. Lawrence, Ind., Aug. 16, 1865;
d. Irebu, Congo, Soutiwest Africa, Nov. 19, 1892.
HAZARD, LAURISTON HARTWELL, A.B. Treasurer Hazard Cotton Company.
Providence, R. I.; *. T.; address, 20 Market Sq., Providence, R. I.
JACKSON, RALPH WENTWORTH, A.B.; M.D., Long Island College Hospital
1892. Physician Fall River, Mass.; member staff Fall River Union Hospital; City
Hospital; member American Medical Association; Proctologic Society; Massachu-
setts Medical Society; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 251 Cherry St., Fall River,
Mass.
JENKS, ERNEST POTTER, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Columbia University, 1898. Physician New York, N. Y.; A. *.; b. Boston, Mass.,
May 13, 1866; d. New York, N. Y., June 25, 1902.
JERNEGAN, PRESCOTT FORD, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister 1889; graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1892; pastor Middletown, Conn.; DeLand, Fla.;
teacher Bureau of Education, Manila, P. I., 1901-10; Philippine Normal School,
Junior College of Liberal Arts, principal Hilo High School since 1911; author His-
tory of the Philippines; ^. B. K.; address, HUo, Hawaii.
KING, GEORGE FARQUHAR JONES, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1898.
Student Harvard Law School 1893-94; physician Providence, R. I.; *. T.; b.
Providence, May 15, 1867; d. there April 12, 1910.
LATHROP, WILLIAM GILBERT, A.B.; D.B., Yale University 1892; A.M. 1905;
Ph.D., 1909. Ordained Congregational minister 1892; pastor Monroe, North
Haven, Shelton, Conn., 1901-; author The Brass Industry in Connecticut; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, Shelton, Conn.
LOVEWELL, HENRY PLUMMER, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1894. Mer-
chant Providence, R. I.; house officer McLean Hospital; Boston City Hospital;
Boston Lying-in Hospital; physician Providence, R. I.; visiting physician medical
out-patient department, R. I. Hospital; member American Medical Association; R.
I. Medical Society; Providence Medical Society; X. *.; address, 1266 Westminster
St., Providence, R. I.
MANNING, EDWARD PAYSON, A.B.; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University 1894.
Instructor Canton, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Antwerp, N. Y., March 21, 1865;
d. Judson, Mass., Feb. 15, 1897.
MANSFIELD, FRANCIS HEBER, Ph.B. Proprietor Guardian MercantUe Agency;
address, 150 Nassau St., New York, N. Y.
MARTIN. RICHARD RUNYON, A.B. Law student Columbia College 1889-90;
admitted to bar 1891; lawyer Kingston, Utica, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address,
19-22 Mann Building, Utica, N. Y.
MASON, ROBERT LEW PRESTON, A.B. Superintendent N. Y. and Penn.
Company's Champlain Mills, Wellsboro, N. Y.; A. T.; address, Wellsboro, N. Y.
PACKARD, GEORGE, A.B.; LL.B., Northwestern University 1891. Student
Union College of Law, Chicago, 111.; admitted to bar 1891; lawyer Chicago, 111.;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 1522 First National Bank Building, Chicago, 111.
PARKER, HENRY FENNO, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1895. Lawyer
Brockton, Mass.; lecturer on medical jurisprudence. College of Physicians and
1889 GRADUATES i899
Surgeons, Boston, 190I-; *. B. K.; A.*.; address, 319 North Warren Ave., Brockton,
Mass.
PARMENTER, HERBERT WARE, A.B. Admitted to bar 1892; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., April 4, 1865; d. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept.
6, 1893.
PEASE, WILLIAM SAMUEL, A.B. In business LouisviUe, Denver and Mack, Col.;
address, P. O. Box 43, Mack, Col.
PLEHN, CARL COPPING, A.B.; Ph.D., Gottingen University 1891. Professor
history and political science, Middlebury College, 1891-93; assistant professor
political economy. University of Cal., 1893-99; associate professor of finance and
statistics 1899-1907; dean College of Commerce 1898-; chief statistician to U. S.
Philippine commission 1900-01; professor of finance and statistics on the Flood
Foundation since 1907; chief statistician to U. S. Philippine commission 1900-01;
also publications on finance and taxation; author Das Kreditwesen der Siaaten und
Staedte der Nordamerikanischen Union, 1S91; *. B. K.; Z.'ir.; address, Berkeley, Cal.
PORTER, GEORGE, A.B. Playwright; A.A. P.; address. Highland Farm, Langdon,
N. H.
RATHBUN, EDWARD HARRIS, A.B. President Woonsocket Machine and Press
Company; president Franklin National Bank; A. A. *.; address, Woonsocket, R. I.
RICE, HERBERT AMBROSE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1891; LL.B. Harvard
University 1896; admitted to bar 1895; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I.
house of representatives 1901-02; Providence Court House Commission 1912;
attorney general of R. I., 1912-; member R. I. Bar Association; American Bar Asso-
ciation; Association of Attorneys General; $. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 737 Gros-
venor Building, Providence, R. I.
ROOT, EDWARD THOMPSON, A.B. Architect; A. *.; address, 401 Yeou BuUd-
ing, Portland, Ore.
SHEAHAN, DENNIS HARVEY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1892; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; clerk R. I. house of representatives 1888-91; member Providence common
council, seven years; board of aldermen, one year; b. Providence, May 30, 1861;
d. there Aug. 10, 1911.
SIMMONDS. NEWTON MERCER, A.B. Graduated Crozer Theological Seminary
1896; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Berlin, Merchantville, N. J.; Lewiston,
Me.; Waltham, Mass.; First Church, Elizabeth, N. J., since 1912; *. B. K.; Z. *.;
address, 514 Madison Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.
SIMMONS, WARREN SEABURY. Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Columbia College 1892. Surgeon Atlanta Avenue Dispensary, Brooklyn, N.
Y., 1891-96; assistant to surgeons, St. John's Hospital, Brooklyn, 1893-1901; physi-
cian Brooklyn; adjunct professor anatomy. Long Island College Hospital, 1901-;
attendhig sm-geon St. John's Hospital 1901-13; Swedish Hospital 1909-; Bushwick
Hospital 1913-; consulting surgeon Jewish Dispensary 1902-; member King's County
Medical Society; Brooklyn Pathological Society; Brooklyn Surgical Society; Greater
New York Medical Society; American Academy of Medicine; *. T.; address, 216
St. James Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SLOCUM, PERCY DINSMORE SMITH, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894.
Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1889-94; town
moderator; member school committee; superintendent schools Glocester, R. I.;
member R. I. state board of education; clerk office of R. I. secretary of state 1890-91;
member commission Woonsocket and Pascoag Railroad; X. *.; address, 32 West-
minster St., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, ERNEST GILBERT, A.B. Dealer in dental supplies; *. B. K.; Z. *.;
address, 156 Friendship St., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, FRANK AUSTIN, A.B. Graduated Crozer Theological Seminary 1892;
ordained Baptist minister 1892; pastor Somerville, Haddonfield, N. J.; Central
Baptist Church, Elizabeth, N. J., since 1912; member executive committee Inter-
national Sunday School Association 1902-; *. A. 6.; address, 1262 Waverly Place,
Elizabeth, N. J.
SMYTH, DAVID GRANT, A.B. Principal Leland and Gray Seminary, Town-
shend, Vt., 1889-91; teacher science and mathematics, high school, Hartford, Conn.,
1891-; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 46 Willard St., Hartford, Conn.
300 BROWNUNIVERSITY 51 1889
SQUIRES, VERNON PURINTON, A.B.; A.M., University of Chicago 1895.
Instructor Worcester Academy; State Normal School, Oneonta, N. Y.; fellow in
English, University of Chicago, 1893-97; professor English, University of North
Dakota, 1897-1901; English and history, Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Mich.,
1901-02; professor English, University of N. D., 1902-; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address.
University of N. D., Grand Forks, N. D.
SWIFT, AUGUSTUS TABER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1890; Ph.D. 1896.
Instructor German, Brown University, 1890-92; French 1894-95; master modem
languages, Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn.; instructor evening high school.
Providence, R. I.; secretary to governor of R. I. 1896-97; instructor commercial
department, English High School, Providence, 1897-; author Report on Commercial
Education in Germany; ^. B. K.; *. A. 6.; address, 122 Rochambeau Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
WARREN, GEORGE EDDY, A.B. Wholesale coal merchant, Boston, Mass.;
A. A. $.; address, Manchester, Mass.
WHEELER, ARTHUR LINCOLN, A.B. Student of electricity, Mass. Institute of
Technology 1889-91; teacher private school, Philadelphia, Penn., 1891-92; Technical
High School, Providence, R. I., 1893-1912; X. *.; address, 5 Fairhaven Road,
Concord, Mass.
WHIPPLE, JOSEPH CALDWELL, A.B. Student, tutor and lecturer; address,
1115 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
WILDES, FRANK HARLOW, A.B. Lawyer; address, 1220 Narragausett Boulevard,
Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, APPLETON PARK, A.B. Bank clerk. Providence, R. I.; treasurer
Upton Manufacturing Company, West Upton, Mass.; member school board, Upton,
1895-1910; member Mass. house of representatives 1898; A. K. E.; address. West
Upton, Mass.
WILLIAMS, JOHN PARKER, Ph.B. Teacher Providence, R. I.; Brooklyn, N. Y.;
machinery merchant Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 287 Massachu-
setts Ave., Providence, R. I.
WRIGHT, NATHAN MANCHESTER, A.B. School district trustee Johnston,
R. I.; superintendent schools; editor's private secretary Journal office. Providence,
R. I.; admitted to bar 1904; lawyer Providence; member Providence common
council 1899, 1900; justice of Providence police court three years; clerk of the
district court of the sixth judicial district of R. I., 1909-; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address,
255 Webster Ave., Providence, R. I.
1890
ALGER, JOHN LINCOLN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895. Instructor pure
Mathematics, Brown University, 1892-95; teacher high school. Providence, R. I.-
superintendent schools, Bennington, Vt.; principal Vt. State Normal School, John-
son, Vt.; Vermont Academy, Saxton's River, Vt.; R. I. State Normal School 1908-;
*. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 235 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I.
APPLETON, FRANK, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge,
Mass., 1892. Ordained Episcopal minister 1892; rector Providence, R. I.; St.
Johnsbury, Vt.; Trinity Church, Pawtucket, R. I., 1897-; dean Convocation of
Pawtucket; Z. *.; address, SO Main St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BOND, ALFRED PALEY, A.B. Teacher Mount Pleasant, Penu.; *. B. K.; A. *.;
b. Suffield, Conn., Sept. 9, 1867; d. Mount Pleasant, Penn., Dec. 26, 1897.
BOURNE, ALEXANDER PHCENIX, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1895.
Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1894; ordained Congregational minister
1895; pastor Exeter, N. H.; assistant pastor First Church, Cong., Cambridge, Mass.,
1904-11; *. B. K.; A.*.; address, Barrington, R. I.
BROWN, THOMAS EDWIN, A.B. Student N. Y. Law School; admitted to bar
1893; lawyer New York, N. Y.; justice district court of Canal Zone, 1907-11;
justice supreme court, 1911-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, Cristobal, Canal Zone.
BUDLONG, MARTIN SALISBURY, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1892. M.D.
Hahnemann Medical College, Philadelphia, Penn., 1895; physician Providence,
1890 GRADUATES 301
R. I.; assistant surgeon R. I. Homoeopathic Hospital 1897- ; alderman, 4th ward.
Providence 1910, 11, 12-14; commissioner of City Hospital 1913-15; A.*.; address,
604 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
BULLEN, JOSEPH EDMOND, A.B.; A.M., Columbia CoUege 1894; LL.B. 1895.
Admitted to bar 1895; lawyer New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Pawtucket,
R. I., Oct. 18, 1868; d. New York, N. Y., May 10, 1906.
BURNETT, EDMUND CODY, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895; Ph.D. 1897;
A. B., Carson College 1888. Instructor Greek, Brown University, 1894-95; history
1895-99. Assistant professor mathematics, Carson and Newman College, Jefferson
City, Tenn., 1890-91; professor Greek and modem languages 1891-94; professor
English language and literature. Bethel College, Russell\TlIe, Ky., 1899-1900; pro-
fessor history and philosophy, Mercer University, 1900-07; member of staff of the
Department of Historical Research, Carnegie Institution of Washington, D. C,
1907-; address. Department of Historical Research, Carnegie Institution, Washing-
ton, D. C.
CHAPMAN, HAMILTON EDGAR, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1893; ordained Baptist minister 1893; pastor New Hartford, Conn. ; Haverhill,
Mass.; MUlbury and Quinsigamond Churches; *. A. 9.; address, 2 Euclid Ave.,
Worcester, Mass.
DEALEY, JAMES QUAYLE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893; Ph.D. 1895.
Instructor English, Brown University, 1893-94; instructor Latin 1894-95; assistant
professor social and political science 1895-98; associate professor 1898-05; professor
1905-10; professor languages and history, Denton Normal CoUege, Denton, Tex.,
1890-91; teacher Latin, Vermont Academy, 1891-93; lecturer on sociology, Newton
Theological Institution, 1904; member boards of numerous philanthropic and
political organizations. Author Text-book of Sociology, in conjunction with L. F.
Ward, 1905; Our State Constitutions, 1907; Development of the State, 1909; Sociology,
1909; The Family in its Sociological Aspects, 1912; member American Sociological
Society; Political Science Association; lustitut International de Sociologie;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 872 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
ELY, WILLIAM GROSVENOR, Ph.B.; M.E., Cornell University 1892. Electrical
expert with General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y.; superintendent con-
struction 1900-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, Lenox Road, Schenectady, N. Y.
FORBES, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Instructor Latin, PhiUips Academy, Andover,
Mass., 1891-93; professor Latin 1893-; acting principal 1912-13; student classics,
Berlin University, 1897-98. Editor Caesar's Gallic War, in conjunction with A.
Harkness, 1901; Eight Orations of Cicero, 1903; A School Cicero, 1904; *. B. K.;
A. K. E.; address, Andover, Mass.
FRENCH, EDGAR BENJAMIN, A.B.; D.B., Andover Theological Seminary 1897.
Ordained Congregational minister; pastor West Barnstable, Brockton, Mass., 1903-;
$. B. K.; address. Hotel Norris, Brockton, Mass.
FROST, EDWIN COLLINS, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Assistant rhetoric.
Brown University, 1895-96; instructor rhetoric 1896-98. Cataloguer Marsden J.
Perry's Shakespearean collection 1901-07; *. B. K.; 9. A. X.; address, care of
Sebasti and Reali, Piazza di Spagna, 20, Rome, Italy.
GOLDTHWAITE, STEPHEN GRANT, A.B. City editor Boone Daily News, Boone,
Iowa, 1890-92; editor Boone County Republican, 1892-96; with Dry Goods Reporter.
Chicago, 111., 1897-99; proprietor and editor Boone Daily News, 1899-1906; Boone
News Republican, 1906; postmaster 1907-; 9. A. X.; address, 325 Lion St., Boone,
la.
GRANT, HARRY LINWOOD, A.B.; D.M.D., Harvard University 1898. Book-
keeper, clerk. Providence; dentist; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; addi-ess, 1025 Grosvenor
Building, Providence, R. I.
GREEN, WILLIAM THOMAS, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1893; ordained Baptist minister 1893; pastor Natick, R. I., 1893-; *. A. 9.; address,
Natick, R. I.
GUILD, FREDERICK TAFT, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1891. Instructor
chemistry. Brown University, 1890-91; secretary of the faculty and registrar 1891-;
*. B. K.; address, Brown University, Providence, R. I.
302 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1890
REISER, CHARLES LEE ANTHONY, A.B. Farmer; *. T.; address. Snow Hill
Farm, Glyndon, Baltimore Co., Md.
HOLLAND, DENNIS JOSEPH, Ph.B. Law student Boston University; admitted
to bar 1892; lawyer Providence, R. L ; *. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 21, 1869;
d. there Jan. 10, 1903.
HOVEY, FREDERICK HOWARD, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1893. Lawyer
Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 45 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
JENKS, DANIEL SANFORD, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1893; ordained Baptist minister 1893; pastor Caribou, Me.; First Church, Franklin,
N. H., 1897-1914; member New Hampshbe legislature 1909-10; secretary N. H.
Baptist Convention, 1914-; address, Franklin, N. H.
JOHNSON, ALFRED SCOTT, A.B. Admitted to bar 1893; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 51 South Angell St., Providence, R. I.
KILLELEA, JOSEPH MARY, A.B. In business Ottawa, 111.; b. Ottawa, 111., Jan.
24, 1866; d. there Dec. 25, 1898.
KINGSLEY, ALBERT EUGENE, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1893; ordained Baptist minister 1893; pastor Bangor, South Berwick, Me., 1904-;
*. B. K.; *. A. e.; address. South Berwick, Me.
LISK, CHARLES WAYLAND, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1893; ordained Baptist minister 1893; pastor Luveme, Minn.; graduate student
Chicago University; pastor Ithaca, Mich.; Princeton, N. J.; Sunbury, 0.; associate
editor Michigan Christian Herald, Detroit, Mich.; agent Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of Milwaukee, 1905-; A. T.; address, 620 Hammond Building, Mil-
waukee, Wis.
McLaughlin, JAMES, A.B.; p.B., Yale College 1893. Graduated Berkeley
Divinity School 1894; ordained Episcopal deacon 1894; priest 1895; curate WiUiams-
port, Philipsburg, Penn.; rector Victor, Longmont, Littleton, Col.; registrar of the
diocese of Colorado since 1906; secretary; elected deputy to the General Conven-
tion, 1911, 1912; address, Littleton, Colo.
McMURRY, JAMES GEOFFREY, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1890-
92; lawyer New York, N. Y. ; Denver, Col.; A. T.; address, care of Julian T. Davies,
58 William St., New York, N. Y.
Mackenzie, CHARLES FISK, A.B.; M.D., Vanderbilt University 1904. Pro-
fessor modem languages and mathematics. University School, Nashville, Tenn.,
eleven years; physician; medical missionary in China; A. K. E.; address, Kinhwa,
China.
MYRICK, EUGENE CALVIN, Ph.B. Bleacher, dyer and printer of cotton cloth.
New York, N. Y.; member firm of Myrick and Rice, finishers' agents. New York;
B. e. n.; address, 320 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
NEWELL. LYMAN CHURCHILL, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1891; Ph.D..
Johns Hopkins University 1895. Instructor chemistry. Brown University, 1890-91;
teacher Pawtucket, R. I.; graduate student Johns Hopkins University 1892-95;
teacher Somerville, Lowell, Mass.; professor chemistry, Boston University, 1904-;
author Experimental Chemistry; Descriptive Chemistry; Qualitative Analysis; Inor-
ganic Chemistry for Colleges, 1909; associate editor School Science; $. B. K.; S. S.;
A. T.; address, Boston University, 688 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
NEWTON, TRACEY LANSING, A.B. Telegraph operator Boston and Maine and
New Haven roads; clerk and operator New England Navigation Company, Provi-
dence, R.I. ; clerk and stenographer, N.Y., N.H., and H.R.R. Co.; X.*.; address,
156 Friendship St., Providence, R. I.
OWEN, (AUGUSTUS) STANTON, A.B. Admitted to bar 1893; lawyer Laconia,
N. H.; city solicitor Laconia 1901-03; Z. *.; address, 29 Messer St., Laconia, N. H.
PALMER, HENRY ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M. on examination. 1909. Member
editorial staff Providence Journal, Providence, R. I. 1890-1903, 1905-; editor Provi-
dence Sunday Journal, 1903-05; Brown Alumni Monthly, 1900-; in charge editorial
page Providence Evening Bulletin, 1912-14; in charge editorial dept. Providence Jour-
nal and Evening Bulletin, 1914-; president Stonington Free Library; author "The
Country by the Sea." poems, 1911; "Stonington by the Sea." history, 1913; *. B.
K., 1912; A. K. E.; address, Stonington, Conn.
1890 GRADUATES 303
PERRY, EUGENE ASHTON, A.B. Originator and pubUsher of the Perry pictures;
address, 145 Summer St., Maiden, Mass.
PORTER, JAMES BENTON, A.B. Electrical engineer, Bridgeport, Conn.; with
General Electric Company, Philadelphia, Penn.; A. A. *.; address, 1433 Spruce
St., Philadelphia, Penn.
POTTER, EDWARD EVERETT, A.B. Electrical engineer; address, Seattle
Electric Co., Seattle, Wash.
PRESBREY, WALTER ACKMAN, Ph.B. Civil engineer highway department.
Providence, R. I.; surveyor board of tax assessors. Providence, 1895-; member
city council. Providence, 1901-07; member of the board of police commissioners,
1908-; B. e. n.; address, 16 Woodman St., Providence, R. I.
RHODES, FREDERICK MILLER, Ph.B. Shoe dealer Providence to 1900; as-
sistant secretary Board of Trade, Providence; assistant manager to 1913; 9. A. X.;
address, 95 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
SACKETT, FREDERIC MOSELEY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1893.
Admitted to bar 1894; lawyer Columbus, O.; Louisville, Ky., to 1907; president
Louisville Gas and Louisville Electric Companies to 1911; president Pioneer Coal
and A£Sliated Companies 1911-; *. T.; address, 415 West Jefferson St., Louisville,
Ky.
SANFORD, FREDERICK WASHBURN, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological
School, Cambridge, Mass., 1900. Principal grammar schools, Slaterville, South
Kingstown, Ashton, Valley Falls, R. I.; ordained Episcopal priest 1900; rector
Athol, Chicopee, Mass.; St. Andrews Church, Harris, R. I., 1907-; address, Phenix,
R. I.
SAYLES, FRANK ARTHUR, A.B. Manufacturer and mUl owner; *. T.; address,
541 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
SMITH, ARTHUR WARREN, A.B. Teacher to 1894; ordained Baptist minister
1894; pastor Shelton, Conn.; pastor and superintendent Baptist mission work,
Hartford, Conn.; pastor Park Rapids, Minn.; Kingston, Mass.; Sedgwick, Me.;
Winchester, Mass.; address, 183 Mystic Valley Parkway, Winchester, Mass.
STINESS, EDWARD CLINTON BESSOM, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1894.
Lawyer Providence, R. I.; reporter opinions R. I. supreme court 1898-; secretary
R. I. state board of bar examiners 1900- ; author The Judicial Conflict in Field's
History of R. I.; editor Digest of R. I. Reports, vols. 1-20, 1901; R. I. Reports, 1898-;
e. A. X.; address, 19 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I.
STOCKWELL, FREDERICK EMERSON, A.B.; B.D., Union Theological Seminary
1898; A.M., Columbia University 1899. Teacher Philadelphia, Penn.; Providence,
R. I.; in Europe and Asia 1896-97; ordained Congregational minister 1898; as-
sistant pastor West End Presbyterian Church, New York, N. Y., 1898-99; pastor
Presbyterian Church, Beverly, N. J., 1899-1907; First Presbyterian Church, New-
burgh, N. Y., 1907-; member of College Board of Presbyterian Church, U. S. A.,
1912-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 84 Grand St., Newburgh, N. Y.
TOWER, CLIFFORD SAYLES, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member conunon
council. Providence, 1904-06; author Synopsis of R. I. Corporation Law, in con-
junction with J. A. Williams, in Corporation Legal Manual ofN. J.; Q. A. X.; address,
49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
TUCKER, CARL EFFERENN, A.B. Admitted to bar 1893; lawyer Niagara Falls,
N. Y.; A. *.; address, Ij Gluck Building, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
WALKER, IRVING EVERETT, A.B. Manufacturer Westboro, Mass.; Z. *.
address, 35 Simimer St., Westboro, Mass.
WATJEN, HERMAN WILLIAM, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1893; ordained Baptist minister 1893; pastor First Church, Warren, R. I.; A. T.;
address, 7 Miller St., Warren, R. I.
WEBB, GEORGE HEBER, Ph.B. Census office, Washington, D. C, 1890, 1895;
secretary board of trade. Providence, R. I., 1897-1913; supervisor R. I. census
1901, 1905; R. I. commissioner industrial statistics 1905-; editor and manager
Providence Board of Trade Journal; 6. A. X.; address, 145 Meeting St., Providence,
R. L
304 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1890
WESTCOTT, FRANK THOMAS, Ph.B.; Sc.B. Mass. Institute of Technology 1892.
Civil engineer Central Palls, R. I.; superintendent streets. North Attleboro, Mass.,
1898; B. 9. 11.; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
WHITE, ELLIOT FARNSWORTH, A.B. Student Union Theological Seminary
1890-91; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Winchendon, Mass., Nov. 20, 1866; d. Summit, N.
J., Feb. 25, 1896.
WILLIAMS, JAMES ALEXANDER, A.B. Admitted to bar 1892; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; Z. *.; address, 42 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
YOUNG, WALTER HARRIS, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1892. Assistant
principal Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn.; principal high school, Warren,
R. I.; superintendent of schools, Peekskill, N. Y.; *. A. 9.; address, Peekskill, N. Y.
1891
ANDREWS, WALTER EVANS, A.B. Teacher Worcester, Maiden, Mass.; principal
High and Putnam Schools, Newburyport, Mass., 1899-; *. A. 9.; address, 140 High
St., Newburyport, Mass.
ASHTON, JOSEPH NICKERSON, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1893. In-
structor musical theory and history. Brown University, 1895-98; associate professor
musical history and theory 1898-1904. Teacher theory and history of music, Boston,
Mass., 1893-99, 1904-; organist and director North Congregational Church, Marble-
head, Mass., 1887-94; Dane Street Congregational Church, Beverly, Mass., 1894-96;
North Unitarian Church, Salem, Mass., 1896-1904; First Baptist Church, Newton
Centre, Mass., 1904-; trustee Salem Athenaeum 1894-; fellow American College of
Music 1895; honorary member Harvard Musical Club 1904. Author articles on
church music in periodicals; musical compositions; associate editor Brovm Alumni
Monthly, 1900-04; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 336 Essex St., Salem, Mass.
BARBOUR, JOHN BAPTIST, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1896; ordained Baptist minister 1896; pastor Geneva, Syracuse, Mumford, N. Y.;
Calvary Church, Erie, Pa., 1906-; A. K. E.; address, 436 W. 11th St., Erie, Pa.
BARROWS, EDWIN ARMINGTON, A.B. With R. I. Hospital Trust Company,
Providence, R. I., 1891-1902; national bank examiner, 1902-04; secretary and
treasurer Narragansett Electric Lighting Company 1904-; *. T.; address, care of
Narragansett Electrical Lighting Company.
BARTLETT, EDWARD OTIS, A.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1897. Instructor
Cornwall Heights School, Comwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. ; Riverview Military Academy,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1903-1911; *. B. K.; address. Villa San Martino, Suffiano,
Florence, Italy.
BEALS, ARTHUR LORING, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia College, 1895. Physician and surgeon Brockton, Mass.; city physician
1897-1900; attending physician and surgeon Brockton City Hospital 1902-; A. *.;
address, 106 Main St., Brockton, Mass.
BIRGE, EDWARD BAILEY, A.B.; Mus. B., Yale University 1904. Supervisor
music Easthampton, Mass., 1891-99; Normal School, New Haven, Conn.; New
Britain, Corm.; public schools, Indianapolis, Ind., 1901-. Editor Silver Song Series,
No. 7; Supplementary Song Series, Nos. 1 to 5; Choruses and Fart Songs for High
Schools; co-editor Master Musician Series; A. T.; address, 1914 North Pennsylvania
St., Indianapolis, Ind.
BURROWS, CHARLES DAVIS, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological School, Cam-
bridge, Mass., 1894. Ordained Episcopal minister 1894; pastor Church of the
Transfiguration, Providence, R. I., 1894-1900; St. Matthew's Church, Jamestown,
R. I., 1900-; A. $.; address, Jamestown, R. I.
CALDER, AUGUSTUS WOODBURY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1895.
Physician; *. T.; address, 184 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
CHAPIN, ALEXANDER DUNCAN, Jr., A.B. Banker Providence, R. I.; Phil-
adelphia, Penn.; *. T.; address, 17 Exchange St., Providence, R. I.
COLBY, ARTHUR HUTCHINS, A.B. Agent Warren and Monks Company, New
York; U. S. naval service 1898; lieutenant and past assistant paymaster; editor Songs
of Brovm University, 1891; A. A. *.; address, 17 Battery Place, New York, N. Y.
1891 GRADUATES 305
COLVIN, STEPHEN SHELDON, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894; Ph.D.,
Strassburg University 1897. Instructor English, Brown University, 1891-92, 1893-94;
rhetoric 1894-95; assistant professor philosophy 1903-04; professor of educational
psychology 1912-; reporter Providence Journal 1891-94; instructor English High
School, Worcester, Mass., 1897-1901; assistant professor psychology. University of
Illinois, 1901-04; associate 1904-07; professor 1907-12; fellow A. A. A. S.; author
The Thing-in-Itself of Schopenhauer, 1897; $. B. K.; Z. 'f.; address, Brown
University, Providence, R. I.
COOK, CHESTER AQUILA, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1894. Admitted
to bar 1894; real estate broker Chicago, 111.; $. B. K.; A. $.; address, 8 So. Dear-
born St., Chicago, 111.
CRESSEY, FRANK GRAVES, A.B.; D.B., University of Chicago 1895; Ph.D. 1903.
Teacher Los Angeles; ordained Baptist minister 1895; pastor Tiffin, Dayton, Bed-
ford, O.; Los Angeles, Cal.; principal Los Angeles Academy 1909-; author The
Church and Young Men; $. B. K.; address, 900 Beacon St., Los Angeles, Cal.
DEXTER, EDWIN GRANT, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1892; Ph.D., Columbia
University 1899; LL.D., University of Porto Rico, 1912. Instructor civil engineering.
Brown University, 1891-92; science master, Colorado Springs High School; professor
of psychology Colorado State Normal School; professor of education. University of
Illinois; dean of summer session, six years; commissioner of education for Porto
Rico 1907-12; chancellor of University of Porto Rico, 1907-12; rector Institute
Nacional de Panama 1912-; author A History of Education in the United States;
Weather Influences; member of many state and national educational associations;
$. B. K.; Z. St.; address. Institute Nacional, Republic of Panama.
DUNN, HERBERT LUTHER, Ph.B.; C.E. 1893. With T. A. Scott Co.; X. *.;
address, 172 Willetts Ave., New Loudon, Conn.
EDWARDS, SEEBER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1895. Admitted to bar
1894; lawyer; *. B. K.; A. A. $.; address, 170 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
EVERETT, SAMUEL ANDREWS, A.B. Manufacturer. *. B. K.; A. T.; ad-
dress, 217 Canal St., Providence, R. I.
FANNING, MARTIN SMITH, A.B. Grammar master Oxford Street Grammar
School, Providence, fifteen years; agent Turk's Head and Grosvenor Buildings 1912-;
A. K. E.; address, 184 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
FERRIS, GEORGE HOOPER, A.B.; A.M. 1893; D.D. 1907. Graduated Union
Theological Seminary 1896; ordained Baptist minister 1896; minister Tarrytown,
N. Y.; New Haven, Conn.; First Baptist Church, Philadelphia, 1906-; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, Hamilton Court, Philadelphia, Penn.
GEORGE, FRANCIS EDGAR, Ph.B. Principal high school. East Hampton, New
Hartford, Conn.; grammar school. North Conway, N. H.; Graniteville, Mass.;
high school, Eliot, Me.; address, 31 East Springfield St., Boston, Mass.
GILLRAIN, JAMES MARTIN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1894. Lawyer;
common council 1902; assistant to clerk commission on revision of statutes, 1893-
96; *. B. K.; *. K.; address, 35 Dover St., Providence, R. I.
GOFF, MERRICK LYON, Ph.B. Treasurer; address, 87 Medway St., Providence,
R. L
GREEN, WILLIAM JOHN, A.B.; LL.B., New York Law School 1899. Teacher,
lawyer New York and Los Angeles; A. K. E.; address, 1851 West Eleventh St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
GREENE, FREDERIC ALBERT, A.B. Admitted to bar 1894; lawyer; moderator
North Providence, R. I., nine years; judge of probate six years; member board of
tax assessors eight years; *. A. 6.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 24, 1869; d.
Providence, Nov. 18, 1913.
GREENE, JOHN FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. Instructor
Greek, Brown University, 1891-94; Latin 1894-99; assistant professor Roman
literatiu-e and history, 1899-1911; associate professor 191 1-; member American
Philological Association; American Archaeological Association; *. B. K.; Z. *.;
address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
306 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1891
HICKS, ERNEST ABBOTT, A.B. Broker Portland, Me.; publisher Boston, Mass. ;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 12, 1869; d. Boston, Mass., July 19,
1909.
HINCKLEY, FRANK LEONARD, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1894. Ad-
mitted to bar 1895; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member common council. Providence,
1898-1900; R. I. board of bar examiners 1900; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 151
Thayer St., Providence, R. I.
HOLDEN, GEORGE JAMES, A.B. Dealer in dentists' supplies. Providence, R. I.;
*. B. K.; Z. ■*.; address, 86 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
HOPKINS, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1891-93;
lawyer New York, N. Y.; *. A. 9..; address. University Club, New York, N. Y.
JEWETT, WALTER KENDALL, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1895. Physician
Pittsfield, Mass.; librarian University of Nebraska 1907-13; B. 9. H.; b. Fitchburg,
Mass., Oct. 12, 1869; d. Lincohi, Neb., March 3, 1913.
JOHNSON, ALBERT BUSHNELL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1892. Instructor
Romance languages. Brown University, 1892-99; assistant professor 1899-1903;
associate professor 1903-; *. B. K.; X.*.; address, 168 Walnut St., East Providence,
R. L
JOHNSON, ERNEST HENRY, A.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1892. Principal
A. P. Hoyt Grammar School, East Providence, R. I., 1891-96; master Williams
Grammar School, Chelsea, Mass., 1896-1902; admitted to bar 1900; lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. *.; address, 17 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
KILEY, EDWARD STEPHEN, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia College, 1894. Ship surgeon, N. Y. and Cuba Mail Steamship Company,
1894; physician Pawtucket, B. I.; member staff St. Joseph's Hospital, Providence,
R. I., 1894-; *. K.; address, 23 Park Place, Pawtucket, R, I.
KNOWLES, CHARLES EDWARD, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological
Seminary 1894; ordained Baptist minister 1894; pastor Flushing, N. Y.; Westwood,
N. J.; printing and publishing 1911-; author historical novel In Quest of Gold;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, Westwood, N. J.
LISLE, FRANK DYER, A.B. With Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston,
Mass.; Hartford, Conn.; banker and broker, firm of D. A. Peirce and Company;
member of banking firm of Brown, Lisle and Marshall 1912-; 9. A. X.; address,
201 Turk's Head Building, Providence, R. I.
McDonnell, THOMAS FRANCIS IRVING, A.B. Admitted to bar 1893;
lawyer; address, 170 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
MEADER, CHARLES ALBERT, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological Semmary,
Cambridge, Mass., 1897; ordained Episcopal deacon 1897; priest 1898; rector Phenix,
R. I.; Taunton, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 66 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
MEISTDENHALL, CYRUS ABRAM, A.B. Art dealer. Providence; with Spaldmg
& Co., Chicago; A. A. *.; address, care of Spalding & Co., Chicago, HI.
MESSER, MORRIS LEWIS, A.B.; A.M.; LL.B., Boston University 1894. Ad-
mitted to Suffolk bar 1894; lawyer Boston, Mass.; right of way and claim agent for
telephone and electric companies in New England; A. K. E.; address, Charlestown,
N. H.
MINER, JOHN DURWARD, A.B. Merchant; *. A. 9.; address. East Greenwich,
B. L
OLNEY, ROBERT STANBERRY, A.B. Manufacturer Cherry Valley, Mass.;
A. *.; b. Milton Mills, N. H., Aug. 26, 1868; d. Cherry Valley, Mass., May 3, 1900.
PAINE, WILLIAM HOWARD, Ph.B. Graduate student Cornell University 1891-93;
consulting mechanical engineer. Providence, R. I.; author various technical publica-
tions; address, 620 Industrial Trust Building, Providence, R. I.
PALMER, ALBERT db FOREST, Ph.B.; Ph.D. 1895. Instructor physics. Brown
University, 1893-96; associate professor 1896-. Graduate student Johns Hopkins
University 1891-93; member American Association for the Advancement of Science
1898-; fellow 1900-; Societe Frangaise de Physique; American Physical Society
1899-; author various articles in scientific joiumals; Theory of Measurements; S. B;
B. 9. n.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
1891 GRADUATES 307
PERRY, CHARLES MANCHESTER, Ph.B. *. B. K.; S; H.; address, Greene, R. I.
PERRY, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, Ph.B. With ScoviUe Manufacturing Co., New
York, N. Y.; curator The Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn.; landlord the Faraam
Tavern, Lakeville; with Silver Bay Association on Lake George; Z. '5'.; address,
Lakeville, Conn.
PROCTOR, NILLO GRISWOLD, A.B. Teacher Fredonia, Paducah, Ky.; teacher
of piano; address, Townsend Harbor, Mass.
SISSON, CHARLES HUMPHREY, A.B. Student Rochester Theological Seminary;
Baptist preacher; b. Andover, N. B., June 16, 1864; d. St. John, N. B., March 24,
1894.
SMITH, GERALD BIRNEY, A.B.; D.D. 1909; A.M., Columbia University 1898;
D. B., Union Theological Seminary 1898. Teacher Oberlin Academy; Worcester
Academy; travelling fellow Union Theological Seminary; student Universities of
Berlin, Marburg, Paris 1898-1900; instructor, assistant professor; associate professor,
systematic theology, Chicago University 1900-13; professor Christian theology 1913-;
managing editor American Journal of Theology; ordained Baptist minister 1902.
Author Practical Theology and other works; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. University of
Chicago, Chicago, HI.
SPEAR, FRANCIS HENRY, A.B. Ordained Methodist Episcopal elder 1896;
pastor Brockton, Mass.; Killingly, Glastonbury, Conn.; Woonsocket, R. I.; Em-
bury Church, Central Falls, R. I., 1909-; X. *.; address, 119 Cross St., Central
FaUs, R. L
SPOONER, HENRY JOSHUA, Jr., Ph.B. In jeweh-y business; 9. A. X.; address,
336 New York Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
STIDHAM, FERDINAND DUTTON, A.B. With Auto List Publishing Co.;
X. *.; address, 138 Pearl St., Boston, Mass.
STONE, WALTER LINCOLN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1894; ordained Baptist minister 1894; pastor Bolton, Sterling, Mass.; *. B. K.;
address, 21 Randall St., Worcester, Mass.
TAFT, ROBERT WENDELL, Ph.B. Cotton manufacturer; banker; treasurer
Coventry Company since 1894; president The Merchants National Bank; *. T.;
address, 154 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
TAYLOR, ALFRED SIMPSON, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1892; M.D.,
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia College, 1895. Physician New York,
N. Y.; assistant instructor operative surgery. College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 1900-09; visiting surgeon New York City Children's Hospitals
and Schools 1902-09; clinical assistant surgery Vanderbilt Clinic; cystoscopist out-
patient department, N. Y. Hospital; consulting surgeon to Hospital for Ruptured
and Crippled, New York; Tarrytown and White Plains Hospitals; surgeon Ford-
ham Hospital; assistant surgeon Babies' Hospital; associate Neurological Institute;
assistant professor of operative surgery, Cornell Medical School; member N. Y.
Academy of Medicine; New York Siu-gical Society; N. Y. Neurological Society;
American Neurological Society; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 115 West 55th St., New
York, N. Y.
THOMPSON, JAMES FREEBODY, A.B. Musician; *. B. K.; Z. *.; b. Providence,
R. I., June 19, 1867, d. New York, N. Y.. Nov. 13, 1908.
WALKER, GEORGE, A.B. Real estate agent Boston, Mass.; A. A. *.; address, 96
Montvale Road, Newton Centre, Mass.
WEEDEN, JOHN EDWARD, A.B. Manufacturer; ^. T.; address. Fort Worth, Tex.
WHEATON, JAMES LUCAS, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1895. Physician,
Pawtucket, R. I.; first lieutenant R. I. Hospital Corps 1896-98; major (surgeon)
First R. I. Regiment 1898-99; lecturer for First-Aid-to-Injxured Society 1908-09;
to Red Cross Society 1910-11; in charge tubercular work in Pawtucket, and director
of Open-Air School 1900-11; chairman Board of Health, Pawtucket 1911-; physician,
assistant surgeon, radiographer. Memorial Hospital 1910-; *. T.; address, 210
Main St., Pawtucket, R. L
308 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1891
WILCOX, ELMER ALMY, A.B. Instructor law. Brown University, 1894-99.
Admitted to bar 1894; U. S. circuit court 1897; lawyer Providence, R. I. ; professor
law State University of Iowa; $. B. K.; A. T.; address, 201 Law Building, Iowa
City, la.
WILLARD, EDGAR LINCOLN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895. Principal
high schools, Oxford, North Attleboro, Mass.; graduated R. I. Normal School, 1895;
superintendent schools. District of Scituate, Marshfield, and Duxbury, Mass.;
Newbury, Mass., 1906-; Author Courses of Study for Public Schools; Ideal Speller;
Z. *.; address, 124 State St., Newburyport, Mass.
WINSOR, FRANK EDWARD, Ph.B.; C.E. 1892; A.M. upon examination 1896-
Civil engineer Mass. metropolitan sewerage commission, Boston, Mass., 1891-95;
resident engineer Natick sewerage system, Natick, Mass.; Mass. metropolitan
water works 1895-1903; commission on additional water supply. New York, N. Y.,
1903; division engineer, in charge of design, Charles River Basin commission,
Boston, Mass., 1903-06; division engineer (since March 1910), and department
engineer on Catskill water supply. New York City; in charge of construction. Southern
Aqueduct Department; X. *.; address, 137 So. Broadway, White Plains, N. Y.
WOODCOCK, FRED WAYLAND, A.B. Insurance agent Boston, Mass.; trustee
Cushing Academy, Ashburnham, Mass., 1900-; Z. *.; address, 8 Waldemar Ave.,
Winthrop, Mass.
YOUNG, WALTER ALLEN, Ph.B.; D.O., Central College of Osteopathy 1902.
Doctor of osteopathy, Boston, Providence; B. 6. n.; address, 182 Camp St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
1892
ANDREWS, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895. Student
of political history; writer and lecturer; member International Associations, America,
England, Tunis; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. Tufts College, Mass.
ANDREWS, NEIL, A.B.; M.D., Northwestern University 1904. Graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1895; ordained Baptist minister 1895; pastor Shelbume
Falls, Lynn, Mass.; house surgeon St. Mary's Hospital Chicago, 111., 1904-05;
physician Chicago, III.; Oshkosh, Wis.; member American Medical Association and
others? *. B. K.; X. *.; address, 83 Main St., Oshkosh, Wis.
BARBOUR, ALBERT LESLIE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Principal
high school; superintendent schools Cumberland, R. I.; superintendent Sterling
district. South Hadley district, Natick, Mass.; Quincy, Mass., since 1909; graduate
student Clark University 1898; Harvard University 1899, 1903; *. A. 6.; address,
Quincy, Mass.
BELLOWS, HORATIO ELIPHALET, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; X. *.;
address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
BLACKLOCK, JOHN FREDERICK, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1892-93; Crozer Theological Seminary 1893-94; pastor Camden, N. J.; graduated
Newton Theologicial Institution 1896; ordained Baptist minister 1896; pastor
Chesham, Meriden, N. H.; Jamaica, Vt.; First Church, Salem Depot, N. H.;
*. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 7, 1866; d. Salem Depot, N. H., May 27, 1913.
BLAISDELL, BERTRAM, A.B. Teacher Meredith, N. H.; admitted to bar 1897;
lawyer Meredith; chairman board of education, Meredith, N. H., 1903-11; secretary
Belknap Coxmty Bar Association 1903-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Meredith, N. H.
BOWEN, EVERETT ANTHONY, A.B. Student of theology. University of Chicago,
1892-94; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1895; ordained Baptist minister
1895; pastor Still River, Mass.; Willimantic, Conn.; Hope Valley, R. I., to 1908;
farmer; Z. *.; address, Lakeville, Mass.
BRADFORD, HORATIO NELSON SLATER, A.B. Clerk, S. Slater and Sons, New
York, N. Y.; travelling salesman 1894-97; manager Boston office, Boston, Mass.,
1897-1906; confidential inside man 1907-12; assistant treasurer 1912-; *. T.;
address, 619 High St., Dedham, Mass.
BRENNAN, JAMES EDWARD, A.B. Lawyer; *. K.; address, 188 Main St..
Pawtucket, R. I.
1892 GRADUATES 309
BROWN, MARSHALL STEWART, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893. In-
structor English, Brown University, 1892-93. Instructor history. University of
Michigan, 1893-94; acting professor history and political science. New York Uni-
versity, 1894-99; professor, 1899-; student Heidelberg University 1895, 1896.
Author History of the Zeta Psi Fraternity, 1899; Epoch-making Papers in United
States History; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 19 Pairview St., Yonkers, N. Y.
BROWN, THEODORE SHOTWELL, A.B. Clerk 1900; with Marvin and Com-
pany; Peace Dale Manufacturing Company, Peace Dale, R. I., to 1908; with
Amherst Oil Company, Independence, Kansas, to 1910; with Domus and Kuntz
and John Kimtz Co., New Britain, Conn., 1913-; A. A. *.; address, 31 High St.,
New Britain, Conn.
BROWNELL, EDWARD IBARRA, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1895. Lawyer;
B. Q. n.; address, 17 Custom House St., Providence, R. I.
BROWNELL, HERBERT CARPENTER, A.B. Proprietor Brightridge Dairy,
East Providence, R. I.; B. 9. H.; b. Providence, R. I., March 14, 1872; d. East
Providence, R. I., May 26, 1904.
BULLARD, WARREN GARDNER, A.B.; Ph.D., Clark University 1896. In-
structor mathematics, Elmira Free Academy, Elmira, N. Y.; St. Lawrence Uni-
versity, Canton, N. Y.; University of Vermont; Syracuse University 1900-01;
associate professor mathematics 1901-; *. B. K.; address, 124 Redfield Place,
Syracuse, N. Y.
CAMPBELL, LEONARD HERBERT, A.B. Instructor Technical High School,
Providence, R. I., 1892-1903; principal Bridgham Grammar School 1903-; X. *. ;
address, 54 Locust St., Providence, R. I.
CHASE, WALTER LINCOLN, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Vermont 1903. Mem-
ber firm of W. L. Chase and Company, publishers; $. B. K.; A. T.; address, box
1384, Boston, Mass.
COLLINS, JAMES CROSS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1895. Admitted to
bar 1894; lawyer; A. *.; address, 15 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
DORMAN, WILLIAM RICHARDSON, A.B.; LL.B., University of the State of
New York 1896. Trustee Brown University, 1912-; Admitted to bar 1896; lawyer
New York, N. Y.; member firm of Dorman and Dana 1904-; *. B. K.; A. *.;
address, 48 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
DURHAM, FREDERICK ALVIN, A.B. Journalist, editor, publisher; assistant
secretary National Life and Trust Company; treasurer and general manager Con-
solidated Slate Manufacturing Company, Des Moines, Iowa; $. A. 0.; b. Epworth,
la., Aug. 4, 1865; d. Des Moines, la., Aug. 14, 1904.
EASTON, FRANK TOURTELLOT, A.B. Student New York Law School 1893-96;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1900-03; second
assistant city solicitor. Providence, 1902-03; member of firm Greenough, Easton
and Cross; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 32 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
EDDY, WILLIAM HOLDEN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893; Ph.D. 1899.
Third assistant English High School, Providence, R. I., 1893-96; second assistant
1896-1900; principal Branch Avenue, Vineyard Street Grammar Schools; Messer
St., 1905- ; Z. *.; address, 666 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
GAGE, JOHN PAINE, A.B. Cotton merchant; A. K. E.; address, 54 Rock St.,
Fall River, Mass.
GLADDING, ROYAL HENRY, A.B. Admitted to bar 1894; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives 1898-99; standing master in chancery;
*. B. K.; A. #.; address, 514 Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
GREENE, ISAAC PHILIP, A.B. Manager Lewando's; A. K. E.; address, 107
Columbia Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
HARPER, CHARLES FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Principal high school, Walpole.
Bridgewater, Mass.; New Britain, Conn.; head master high school, Quincy, Mass.,
1899-1907; principal Central High School, Syracuse, N. Y., 1907-; *. A. 6.;
address. Central High School, Syracuse, N. Y.
310 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1892
HILL, GEORGE WILSON CROCKETT. A.B.; D.B., Andover Theological Seminary
1895; D.D. Middlebury College 1909. Ordained Congregational minister 1895;
pastor New Bedford, Mass.; Proctor, St. Johnsbury, Vt.; New Britain, Conn., 1913-;
address, 16 Washington St., New Britain, Conn.
HYLAN, ALBERT EDWARD, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1895; ordained Baptist minister 1895; pastor Westboro, Vineyard Haven, Medfield,
Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Medfield, Mass.
KERN, MARTIN WILMARTH, Ph.B. Cut glass manufacturer; civil engineer;
e. A. X.; address, 150 Melrose St., Providence, R. I.
LANGDON, WILLIAM CHAUNCY, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893. In-
structor English, Brown University, 189^-93. Lecturer University ertension.
Providence, Philadelphia and Washington, 1892-95; teacher Providence; Norwood,
Mass.; Lawrenceville, N. J.; Pratt Institute, since 1911; pageant master; master of
the pageants at Hetford and St. Johnsbury, Vt.; Meriden, N. H.; Darien, Conn.;
assistant director Philadelphia Historical Pageant; president American Pageant
Association; member American Historical Association; author of books of pageants
and magazine articles; *. T.; address, 400 Metropolitan Tower, New York, N. Y.
LEONARD, ARTHUR NEWTON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893; Ph.D. 1894.
Instructor German, Brown University, 1892-94. Student Leipsic 1894-95; professor
German, John B. Stetson University, DeLand, Fla., 1895-96; Fairmount College,
Wichita, Kans., 1896-99; student University of Chicago, 1898; instructor French,
Bates College, 1899-1901; professor German 1901-; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 24
Riverside St., Lewiston, Me.
LINCOLN, LOUIS MANSON, A.B. Assistant secretary Standard Machinery
Company, Providence, R. I., four years; manager E. A. Eddy Machinery Co.,
1907-; A. T.; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
LINDSEY, JOHN HATHAWAY, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. Physician FaU
River, Mass.; Washington, D. C; A. A. *.; address, 804 President Ave., Fall River,
Mass.
McFARLAND, HORACE, Ph.B.; address unknown.
McGinn, Arthur FRANCIS, A.B.; M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia College, 1895. Physician Providence, R. I.; Portland, Ore.; *. K.;
address, 818 Selling Building, Portland, Ore.
MATTESON, FRANK WILLINGTON, Ph.B. Trustee estate of John Nicholas
Brown and others; A. K. E.; address, 50 South Main St., Providence, R. I.
MERRIMAN, CHARLES HENRY, Jb., A. B. Assistant treasurer Manville Com-
pany; director Blackstone Canal National Bank; Blackstone and Merchants'
Fire Insurance Companies; *'. T.; address, 37 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
MUNGER, EDMUND BINGHAM, Ph.B. Instructor New York College of Music;
Mittleburgher School, Cleveland, Ohio; music, history and piano, Illinois College
Conservatory of Music 1909-; A. A. *.; address, 846 West State St., Jacksonville, 111.
NORTON, GORHAM NOBLE, A.B. In woolen goods business. Providence, R. I.;
with Washington Mills, American Woolen Company, Lawrence, Mass.; general
superintendent Chelsea Fibre Mills, Brooklyn, N. Y.; address, 531 Eastern Parkway,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
O'CONNOR, EDWARD De VALLIE, Ph.B. Law student Harvard University 1892-
93; admitted to bar 1894; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. house of repre-
sentatives 1904; *. K.; address, 4 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
O'NEIL, WILLIAM HENRY, Ph.B. Purchasing agent B. B. and R. Knight, Provi-
dence, R. I.; address, 3 Washington Row, Providence, R. I.
OLNEY, RICHARD, A.B. Wool dealer Boston, Mass.; member Mass. house of
representatives 1903; A. *.; address, 232 Summer St., Boston, Mass.
PARTRIDGE, HERBERT GRAVES, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1895.
Physician Providence, R. I.; exteme out-patient department, R. I. Hospital, 1898-
1901; physician out-patient department 1901-03; visiting physician R. I. Hospital
1903-; house physician Providence Lying-in Hospital 1899-1903; visiting physician
1903-; St. Mary's Orphanage 1901-02; St. Elizabeth Home 1902-; fellow R. I. Medi-
cal Society; member Providence Medical Association; address, 371 Broad St.,
Providence, R. I.
1892 GRADUATES 311
PEGRAM, JOHN COMBE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1897. Demonstrator
anatomy. Brown University, 1901-06; surgeon Providence, R. I.; orthopedic surgeon
B. I. Hospital; St. Joseph's Hospital; R. I. Catholic Orphan Asylum; consulting
surgeon Butler Hospital for the Insane; S. E. ; *. T.; b. Bristol, R. I., July 25, 1870;
d. Providence, R. I., April 26, 1906.
PIRCE, JAMES ALDRICH, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1897. Admitted
to bar 1897; lawyer Providence, R. I., member firm of Gardner, Pirce and Thomley
1905-; member R. I. house of representatives 1899-1900; justice police court,
Providence, 1900-; *. B. K.; A. A. f>.; address, 297 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
RECCORD, AUGUSTUS PHINEAS, A.B.; S.T.B., Harvard University 1895.
Ordained Unitarian minister 1895; pastor Chelsea, Cambridge, Mass.; Channing
Memorial Church, Newport, R. I.; Church of the Unity, Springfield, Mass., 1905-;
*. B. K.; *. A. e.; address, 207 State St., Sprmgfield, Mass.
RICE, HERBERT HOWARD, A.B. With Pope Manufacturing Company, Boston,
Mass.; Hartford, Conn.; Providence, R. I.; Indianapolis, Ind.; 1892-1908; vice
president and manager The Waverly Co., manufacturers of electric automobiles,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1908-; *. B. K.; A. ■!>.; address. The Waverly Company, Indian-
apolis, Ind.
RICHMOND, GEORGE NELSON, A.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1895. Physi-
cian; address, 4003 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
ROWE, HENRY KALLOCH, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895; Ph.D. Boston
University 1905. Teacher Colby Academy; Monson Academy; Frye School,
Boston, Mass.; instructor history, Boston University, 1903-06; assistant professor
church history, lecturer in sociology, librarian, Newton Theological Institution:
A. K. E.; address, Newton Centre, Mass.
SMITH, FRANCIS MITCHEL, A.B. Real estate and insurance agent; ^. T.
address, 15 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, JAMES EDWARD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1894; lawyer New York, N. Y.
member New York house of representatives 1899-1902; assistant deputy attorney
general, N. Y., 1903; assistant district attorney, New York County, 1910-; address,
78 W. 102nd St, New York, N. Y.
SMITH, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1897. Physician
Boston, Mass.; instructor in clinical medicine. Harvard University; visiting physician
out-patient department, Mass. General Hospital; $. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 377
Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
STICKNEY, CHARLES, A.B. Principal schools, Hartford, S. D.; lawyer Elk
Point, S. D.; member firm of Ericson and Stickney; board of education. Elk Point;
state's attorney of Union County, S. D., 1909-11; 9. A. X.; address. Elk Point, S. D.
STONE, HENRY MORGAN, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893; D. B. Episcopal
Theological School, Cambridge, Mass., 1901. Instructor English, Brown University,
1892-93; elocution 1893-94. Episcopal minister; vicar St. Columba's Church,
Middletown, R. I., 1896-99; rector Trinity Church, Newport, R. I., 1899-1904;
*. B. K.; A. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 13, 1869; d. Newport, R. I., April 17, 1908.
TAFT, HARRISON SOUTHWICK, Ph.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology
1896. With American Shipbuilding Company, Cleveland, Ohio; Townsend and
Brady, shipbuilders, Staten Island, N. Y.; O'Rouke Construction Company, New
York, N. Y.; contracting engineer, Seattle, Wash., 1910-; A. A. *.; address, 29
W. 37th St., New York.
TOWER, RALPH WINFRED, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1893; Ph.D. 1903.
Instructor biology. Brown University, 1892-93; demonstrator of anatomy 1894-95;
instructor chemical physiology 1895-99; assistant professor 1899-1901; associate
professor 1901-03. Student Leipsic 1893-94; John Ware memorial fellow. Harvard
University, 1900-01; curator physiology and curator books and publications, Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History, New York, N. Y., 1903-; expert special agent U. S.
census of fisheries, 1908; librarian New York Academy of Sciences and several other
scientific societies; honorary curator natural science libraries, Columbia University;
member American Society of Naturalists; fellow A. A. A. S., N. Y. Academy of
Sciences; author Dissection of the Cat, in conjunction with F. P. Gorham; Laboratory
Guide in Chmiical Physiology; 2. E.; A. K. E.; address, American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y.
312 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1892
TUCKER, ALPHEUS DUDLEY, A.B. Bookkeeper with B. B. and R. Knight,
Providence, R. I.; 9. A. X.; b. Stockton, Cal., Feb. 19, 1870; d. Saranac Lake,
N. Y., Dec. 6, 1897.
TUCKER, FRANK WILLIAM, A.B. Teacher Worcester Academy; student N. Y-
Law School; *. B. K.; Z. *.; b. Hardwick, Mass., March 7, 1868; d. Brooklyn,
N. Y., Jan. 4, 1896.
TURNER, ROBERT NORTHAM, A.B. Graduate General Theological Semmary
1896; ordained Episcopal deacon 1896; priest 1897; rector Lincoln, Neb.; Roxbuiy,
Mass.; curate Corpus Christi Church, New York, N. Y.; Hobart, N. Y.; dean's
assistant. Cathedral of All Saints, Albany, N. Y.; rector Palenville, N. Y.; rector
St. Barnabas' Church, Stottville, N. Y. 1912-; X. *.; address, Stottville, N. Y.
WEBB, BENJAMIN STANLEY, A.B.; LL.B. New York Law School 1894. Ad-
mitted to bar 1894; lawyer New York, N. Y.; manufacturer electric wire, Lisbon,
N. H.; president New England Electrical Works; justice Lisbon district police court,
1906-; A. K. E.; address, Lisbon, N. H.
1893
ARNOLD, EARL CHAPMAN, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Teacher
1894-1902; bookkeeper; bank clerk 1903-07; agent Mutual Benefit Lite Insurance
Co., 1907-; *. B. K.; B. 9. n.; address, 108 Gallatm St., Providence, R. I.
ARNOLD, HENRY WARD BEECHER, A.B. Assistant principal academy,
Meriden, N. H.; principal high school. West Lebanon, N. H.; Cumberland, R. I.;
Hopedale, Mass.; assistant and junior master Dorchester High School, Boston,
Mass., 1902-; *. B. K.; B. 9. n.; address, 320 Eliot St., Milton, Mass.
BARKER, HENRY AMES, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910. General manager and treasurer
R. I. Electric Protective Company, Providence, R. I.; treasurer and director Public
Park Association of Providence 1900-; director various organizations; author many
pamphlets and articles on national conservation, civic design and local improvement;
initiated project of metropolitan parks in R. I., and designed the system; member
of many civic and conservation associations, art societies. The Players, N. Y.;
address, 32 Custom House St., Providence, R. I.
BEEDE, HERBERT GOULD, A.B. Secretary Fales and Jenks Machine Company.
Pawtucket, R. I.; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address, 33 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BELKNAP, ARTHUR TRAIN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1896; D.B., Harvard
University 1899. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1896; ordained
Baptist minister 1897; pastor Sanford, Me.; Andover, Mass.; Providence, R. I.;
prjfessor of English, Franklin College, Franklin, Ind., 1907-; *. B. K.; address,
255 South Forsythe St., Franklm, Ind.
BROWN, ROBERT MARSHALL, A.B.; A.M. Harvard University 1902. In-
structor and principal high school, Portsmouth, N. H., 1894-1900; assistant geology.
Harvard University, 1901-02; instructor high school. New Bedford, Mass.; Mass.
State Normal School, Worcester, Mass., 1904-13; head department of geography,
R. I. Normal School 1913-; author various articles in geographic and scientific
joiunals; fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science; member
Association of American Geographers; *. A. 9.; address, R. I. Normal School,
Providence, R. I.
BROWN, WILLLAM JUDSON, A.B.; LL.B. Boston University 1895. Lawyer;
A. K. E.; address, 912 Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
BULLARD, LEWIS JUDSON, A.B. Painter and decorator Manchester, N. H.;
b. Magog, Province of Quebec, May 23, 1866; d. Manchester, N. H., Dec. 25, 1898.
BURDICK, WILLIAM. A.B.; M.D.; Bank clerk, Newport, R. L, nine years; in
Y. M. C. A. work, Newport, R. I.; Swarthmore College; Plfiladelphia, Kensington.
Pa., to 1911; director Public Athletic League, Baltimore, Md., 19H-; member Amer-
ican Physical Education Association; American Medical Association; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 2706 Elsinor Ave., Baltimore, Md.
CASEY, EDWARD NORTON, A.B. Printer Providence, R. I.; commercial travel-
ler; Z. *.; address, 42 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
1893 GRADUATES 313
CASEY, JOHN LAERTES, A.B. Teacher Greenwich, Conn.; Leicester, Mass.
lawyer; Z. *.; address, 43 Charles Field St., Providence, R. I.
CHACE, ARNOLD BUFFUM, Jr., A.B. Cotton manufacturer; banker; *. B. K.
A. A. *.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
CHACE, SETH HOWARD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1896. Instructor Provi-
dence, R. I.; Attleboro, Mass.; principal high school, Harwich, Mass.; superintend-
ent schools Harwich district; Ayer-West Boylstou district; Tewksbury-Dracut
district, Mass.; Beverly, Mass., 1913-; *. A. G.; address, 97 18th St., Lowell, Mass
CHALMERS, WILLIAM EVERETT, A.B.; D.B., University of Chicago 1897,
Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Pullman, 111.; fellow in church history. University
of Chicago, 1896-97; pastor Jersey City, N. J.; Brooklyn, N. Y.; Waukesha, Wis.;
Morgan Park, Chicago; educational secretary American Baptist Publication Society,
1911-; A. *.; address, 1701 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
CORCORAN, THOMAS PATRICK, A.B. Admitted to bar 1898; lawyer; member
common council 1899; member R. I. house of representatives 1902; $. K.; address,
16 Randall St., Pawtucket, R. I.
CUSHMAN, ROBERT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1896. Admitted to bar
1896; lawyer; A. A. *.; address, 95 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
DAY, HERBERT ERNEST, Ph.B.; A.M., Gallaudet College 1895; Columbian
University 1901. Instructor Cal. School for the Deaf 1893-94; normal fellow Gal-
laudet College for the Deaf, Washington, D. C, 1894-95; instructor Kentucky
School for the Deaf 1895-99; assistant professor natiu-al science, Gallaudet College,
1899-1901; professor of physics and biology, 1909-; author articles relating to the
deaf in various periodicals; member American Association for the Promotion of
Speech in the Deaf; *. A. 9.; address, 8 Kendall Green, Washington, D. C.
DOLAN, EDWIN BAILEY, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1896;
ordained Baptist minister 1896; pastor South Waterboro, Me.; Wales, Agawam,
Mass.; First Baptist Church, Holyoke, Mass., 1911-; *. A. 9.; address, 150 South
St., Holyoke, Mass.
DURKEE, ORIN PARKER, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Tutor; *. B. K.;
Z. *.; address, 72 Oread St., Worcester, Mass.
FILMER, HARRY SAINT JOHN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1896; ordained Baptist minister 1896; assistant pastor Fall River, Mass.; pastor
Laconia, N. H.; First Church, Webster, Mass., 1902-; *. A. 9.; address, Webster,
Mass.
FITZGERALD, JOHN JAMES. A.B.; LL.B., Georgetown University 1895; LL.M-
1896. Admitted to bar 1896; lawyer Pawtucket, R. I.; member R. I. house of
representatives 1899, 1903; mayor Pawtucket 1900-02; *. K.; address, 213 Garden
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FOSTER, IRVING LYSANDER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Instructor
French, Brown University, 1893-94; instructor; assistant professor; professor of
Romance languages, Penn. State College, 1904-; member Modem Language Associa-
tion of America; AJliance Frangaise; author Foundations of French, and A French
Reader, in conjunction with F. D. Aldrich; Elementary French; *. B. K.; $. A. 9.;
address. State College, Penn.
GERALD, ALBERT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1896. Admitted to bar 1897;
lawyer; A. K. E.; b. San Francisco, Cal., June 2, 1870; d. Providence, R. I., Aug.
19, 1909.
GOFF, ROBERT REMINGTON, A.B. Teacher Providence, R. I.; high school
Fall River, Mass., 1903-; A. A. *.; address, 114 Winter St., Fall River, Mass.
GORHAM, FREDERIC POOLE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Instructor
biology. Brown University, 1893-99; assistant professor 1899-1901; associate profes-
sor 1901-1913; professor of bacteriology 1913-; member American Society of Natural-
ists; American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists; Boston Bacterio-
logical Club; Mass. Association of Boards of Health; Boston Society of Medical
Sciences; honorary member R. I. Medical Society; Washington Academy of Sciences;
president American Society of Bacteriologists ; chairman Laboratory Section, American
Public Health Association; bacteriologist. Providence Health Department; bac-
814 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1893
teriologist and biologist of R. I. Shellfish Commission; member board of trustees
R. I. State Sanatorium; author Dissection of the Cat, an introduction to the Stvdy of
Anatomy, in conjunction with R. W. Tower; A Laboratory Course in Bacteriology;
also numerous contributions to scientific journals; S. H.; X. *.; address. Brown
University, Providence, R. I.
HOPKINS, STEPHEN ALLEN, Ph.B. With News, Providence, R. I.; Post,
Pawtucket, R. I.; Journal, Boston, Mass.; Eastern Newspaper League; treasurer
Boston and Texas Corporation, Boston, Mass.; 6. A. X.; address, 10 Beals St.,
Brookline, Mass.
HOWARD, DANIEL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898. Principal Wallingford,
Windsor Locks, Conn., 1894-1904; superintendent schools, Windsor Locks and
SuflSeld, Conn.; Windsor and Windsor Locks, 1910-; author A History of Isaac
Howard and his Descendants; *. B. K.; address, Windsor Locks, Conn.
JACOBS, HORACE EDGAR, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Student Jeffer-
son Medical College 1894-95; teacher Classical High School, Providence, R. L,
1895-1913; Classical School, Boston, Mass., 1913-; #. B. K.; A. T.; address, 92
President Ave., Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, BEN WAYLAND, A.B. Stenographer Washington, D. C; Providence,
R. I.; law student New York, N. Y.; lawyer Elyria, Toledo, Ohio; director Toledo
University 1910-; Z. *.; address. The Spitzer, Toledo, Ohio.
JOHNSON, EDGAR MANN, A.B. Principal Poquonock High School, Windsor,
Conn., 1893-95; high school, Hopkinton, Mass., 1895-98; East Providence 1898-;
*. B. K.; A. *.; address, 203 Warren Ave., East Providence, R. I.
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM DAWSON, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1898; Litt.D..
Rutgers College, 1912. Instructor history. Brown University, 1899-1900. Instructor
history. University of Mich.; assistant Library of Congress; librarian U. S. Bureau
of Education; Columbia University 1909-14; St. Paul Public Library, 1914-; author
Titles of Books on English History; History of the Library of Congress; Special Col-
lections in Libraries in the United States; editor Contributions to American Library
History; *. B. K.; B. 9. U.; address, St. Paul Public Library, St. Paul. Minn.
JONES, JOHN DAVIS EDMANDS, A.B. R. I. manager Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the U. S., Providence, R. I., 1898-; A. K. E.; address, 41 Arlington Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
LADD, FREDERIC PIERPONT, A.B. Reporter Journal, Providence, R. I.;
telegraph editor Register, New Haven, Conn.; Press, New York, N. Y.; in U. S.
customs service. Providence, R. I.; with Puck, New York, N. Y.; writer New York,
N. Y.; author The Woman Pays; The Last of the Puritans and other novels; 9. A. X.;
address, Moosup, Conn.
LAMSON, ELLIOTT WOODBURY, A.B.; A.M., Cornell University 1894. In-
structor N. Y. Preparatory and Dwight Schools, New York, N. Y., 1895-; address,
15 West 43rd St., New York, N. Y.
LEARNED, LESLIE ELIAS, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological School, Cam-
bridge, Mass., 1896. Ordained Episcopal minister; rector Fall River, Mass.; vicar
St. Bartholomew's parish, New York, N. Y., 1897-1905; rector Ridgewood, N. J.,
three years; All Saints Church, Pasadena, Cal., 1908-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address,
132 N. Euclid Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
LEWIS, FRANK GRANT, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1896;
ordained Baptist minister; pastor Jefferson, la.; Ambrose, Ohio; professor theology
and church history, Va.; Union University, Richmond, Va.; graduated student and
fellow, Chicago University, 1905-07; professor Baptist Training School, Philadelphia;
instructor in Hebrew, Crozer Theological Seminary 1908-; librarian 1909-; librarian
American Baptist Historical Society; author The Irerueus Testimony to the Fourth
Gospel; *. B. K.; address, Crozer Theological Seminary, Chester, Penn.
LLEWELLYN, ARTHUR JOSEPH ALFRED, A.B. Fruit grower Cal.; book
publisher; manufacturer; business manager; real estate broker, Chicago, to 1907;
treasurer and general manager Siegel-Myers Correspondence School of Music, 1907-;
A. T.; address, 4351 Oakenwald Ave., Chicago, LI.
1893 GRADUATES 316
McLANE, CHARLES HERBERT, A.B. Graduated General Theological Seminary,
New York, N. Y., 1896; ordained 1896; rector East Providence, R. I. ; Downington,
Penn.; Philadelphia, Penn.; Tuolumne, Cal.; X. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 18,
1871; d. Providence, April 25, 1905.
MAGH-L, WILLIAM HENRY, Ph.B.; M.D., Cornell University 1903. Interne
Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y., 1904-05; practising surgeon and medical
examiner. Providence, since 1906; *. K.; address, 221 Meeting St., Providence, R. I.
MATTESON, ARCHIBALD CLAPLIN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1896.
Admitted to bar 1897; U. S. circuit court 1899; lawyer Providence, R. I.; secretary
R. I. commission to revise the state constitution 1897-98; U. S. military service
1898-99; first lieutenant; A. K. E.; address, 10 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
MEIKXEJOHN. ALEXANDER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895; LL.D. 1913;
Ph.D., Cornell University 1897; LL.D. Williams 1912; Mount Holyoke 1912.
Instructor philosophy. Brown University, 1897-99; assistant professor philosophy
1899-1902; dean of the university 1901-12; associate professor logic and metaphysics
1902-05; professor 1905-12; president of Amherst College, 1912-; professor of
logic and metaphysics 1912-; member American Philosophical Society; American
Psychological Society; member school board Pawtucket, R. I., three years; $. B. K.;
0. A. X.; S. H.; address, Amherst College, Amherst, Mass.
MOWRY, WENDELL AXTELL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1894. Sub-master;
principal high school; superintendent schools. Central Falls, R. I.; assistant treasurer
American Textile Co., Pawtucket, R. I., 1912-; X. *.; address, 11 Illinois St.,
Central Falls, R. I.
NIVER, EDWIN BARNES, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge,
1892; A.M., Columbian University 1895; D.D. St. John's College, Annapolis, Md.,
1909. Ordained Episcopal minister 1892; rector St. Paul's Church, Providence,
R. I.; assistant minister Christ Church, Baltimore, Md.; rector 1897-; address,
1014 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md.
OSTERHOUT, WINTHROP JOHN VANLEUVEN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination
1894; Ph.D., University of Cal. 1899. Instructor botany. Brown University, 1893-
95; instructor botany. Marine Biological Laboratory, Wood's Hole, Mass.; Uni-
versity of Cal.; assistant professor; associate professor; assistant professor botany
Harvard University, 1909-13; professor, 1913-; member American Academy of
Arts and Sciences; Washington Academy of Sciences; Botanical Society of America;
American Physiological Society; author Experiments with Plants, 1905; numerous
monographs and articles in scientific joiurnals; X. *.; address, 60 Buckingham St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
PHELPS, CHARLES HOWARD, A.B.; A.M., ComeU University 1894. Principal
Central Bridge, N. Y.; Conway, Mass.; North Bennington, Vt.; Groveland, Mass.;
in business Melrose, Conn.; A. K. E. address, Suffield, Conn.
POOR, CHARLES MARSHALL, A.B.; Ph.D. 1896; A.M., Leland Stanford Junior
University 1894. Assistant rhetoric. Brown University, 1894-95, 1896-97; instructor
German and curator of the German Seminary 1896-96, 1897-1900. Principal high
school, Cranston, R. I.; instructor German, University of Illinois, 1907-; *. B. K.;
*. r. A.; address, 610 W. Illinois St., Urbana, EI.
POWERS, CHARLES APPLETON, A.B.; LL.B., Lincohi Jefferson University 1912.
Agent Hartford Life Insurance Company, Boston, Worcester, Mass.; broker,
Worcester; lawyer; address. Box 782, Jacksonville, Fla.
REOCH, WILLIAM STEWART, Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons.
Columbia College, 1896. Physician Hartford, Conn.; Phenix, R. I.; member
American Medical Association; B. 6. II.; b. Riverpoint, R. I., Nov. 1, 1869; d.
Phenix, R. I., Dec. 15, 1912.
REYNOLDS, WALTER SCOTT, A.B. Assistant clerk Sixth district court. Provi-
dence, R. I.; assistant clerk appellate division R. I. supreme court; admitted to bar
1896; lawyer; member R. I. senate 1898-99; clerk common pleas division R. I.
supreme court. Providence Co., 1904-05; clerk Superior court of R. I., Providence
and Bristol Cos., 1905-; X. *.; address, 225 Lenox Ave., Providence, R. I.
316 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1893
RICHARDS, HERBERT AUGUSTUS, A.B. In business Everett, Wash., 1893-95;
with Norwich Union Insurance Society, New York, N. Y., 1895-; A. A. #.; address,
601 Grove St., Upper Montclair, N. J.
ROTHWELL, THOMAS HARWOOD, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1896.
Lawyer with Carter, Hughes, Rounds and Schurman, New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 96 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
SELDEN, CHARLES ALBERT, Ph.B. by special vote 1904. Reporter Journal,
Providence, R. I.; city editor News, Providence; member staflf Sun, New York,
N. Y.; member Evening Post staff. New York, 1904-12; city editor Evening Post,
1912-; e. A. X.; address. Evening Post, New York, N. Y.
SHARPS, LUCIAN, A.B. Manufacturer with Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing
Company, Providence, R. I., 1893-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 87 Prospect St.,
Providence, R. I.
SMITH, WALTER EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1896. Instructor
chemistry. Brown University, 1893-1901. Chemist Laureldale Chemical Works,
Providence, R. I.; S. S.; address, 141 Cypress St., Providence, R. I.
SNOW, DANIEL CORY, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1896;
student Germany 1896; preacher 1896-98; in business 1898-; *. B. K.; address,
Raynham Centre, Mass.
STUDLEY, ELLIOTT FRANCIS, A.B. Ordained Methodist Episcopal minister;
pastor Edgewood, Wickford, R. I.; Mansfield, Fall River, New Bedford, Mass.;
Providence, R. I.; Bourne, Mass.; Danielson, Conn.; Stoughton, Mass., 1912-;
author A Trip to the Holy Land; *. B. K.; X. *.; address, 109 Pleasant St., Stough-
ton, Mass.
THURSTON, EDWARD ANTHONY, A.B. Law student Harvard University
1893-95; admitted to bar 1895; lawyer, firm of Baker and Thurston, Fall River,
Mass.; U. S. military service 1898; member first regiment, Mass. heavy artillery;
A. K. E.; address, 344 Highland Ave., Fall River, Mass.
TOWER, CARL VERNON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895; Ph.D., Cornell
University 1898. Instructor philosophy. Brown University, 1895-96. Fellow Sage
School of Philosophy, Cornell University, 1896-97; instructor philosophy. University
of Mich., 1898-1900; assistant to the president, Clark University, 1900-01; professor
philosophy, Knox College, 1901-02; University of Vermont 1902-04; A. T.; address.
South Hingham, Mass.
UPDYKE, FRANK ARTHUR, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1896. Instructor
Atlanta Baptist College, Atlanta, Ga.; Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wis.;
graduate student Chicago University, Brown University and Geneva 1904-07;
assistant professor of political science, Dartmouth College, 1907-11; professor, 1911-;
author articles in American Political Science Review; X. $.; address, 14 Occom
Ridge, Hanover, N. H.
WALTHER, JOSEPH, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1893-96;
ordained Baptist minister 1895; pastor First Church, Holden, Mass., 1895-1902;
Keene, N. H., 1902-09; WoUaston (Quincy), Mass., 1909-; Z. *.; address, 81
Prospect Ave., WoUaston, Mass.
WEEKS, EDWARD] HENRY, Ph.B. Governor Friends' School, Providence, R. I.,
1893-95; with Old Colony Co-operative Bank, Providence, and general manager
1897-; A. A. *.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
WIGHTMAN, ALFRED REYNOLDS, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1896; Har-
vard University 1900; Ph.D., 1909. Instructor English, Brown University, 1893-94;
teacher in Latin, Morgan Park Academy, 1894-1902; Austin scholar Harvard
University, 1899-1900; graduate student 1902-04; instructor. University of Vermont;
Cambridge Latin School, 1905-12; preceptorial instructor, the Philips Exeter
Academy, 1912-; *. B. K.; address, Exeter, N. H.
1894
ALDRICH, CHARLES SPAULDING, A.B.; A.M., Wesleyan University 1896.
Admitted to bar 1898; lawyer Troy, N. Y.; director Union National Bank of Troy,
1911-; A. T.; address, 2 Keenan Building, Troy, N. Y.
1894 GEADUATES
317
BARRY, HENRY MILTON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895. Instructor
English, Brown University, 1894-95; newspaper work. Providence, 1895-1909
special correspondent for New York, Boston and Philadelphia papers, 1895-1912
secretary to mayor of Providence, 1909-12; to U. S. senator Le Baron B. Colt, 1913-
*. A. e.; address. Room 233, Senate Office Building, Washington, D. C.
BEVERLY, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph.B. Professor higher mathematics and philosophy,
Ala. State Normal School, Montgomery, Ala., 1894-; assistant principal; state
historian 1902-; authoi History of Alabama; A Guide to the English Oration; Practical
Ethics for Children. Address, Montgomery, Ala.
BIRGE, RUSSELL HALL, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1898. Surgeon Cleve-
land, O.; visiting surgeon Lakeside Hospital Dispensary; Huron Road Hospital;
German Hospital; assistant. Lakeside Hospital; instructor in surgery Western
Reserve Medical School; member Cleveland Academy of Medicine; Ohio State
Medical Society; American Medical Society; chief medical examiner New York
Life Insurance Company; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 1021 Prospect Ave., Cleve-
land, O.
BLISS, FRANCIS CHASE, A.B.; D.B., Yale University 1898. Ordained Congre-
gational minister 1898; pastor Plymouth, Amery, Wis.; Velva, Minot, Deering,
Benedict, Drake, Anamoose, N. D.; Roddord, Iowa, 1912-; B. 8. n.; address,'
Box 295, Rockford, Iowa.
BOURNE, WILLIAM CLIFTON, A.B. Teacher high school, Pawtucket, R. I.; in
business Pawtucket; *. B. K.; address, 24 Sisson St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BRADY, WILLIAM ALVA, Ph.B.; A.M. 1908. Student Newton Theological
Institution 1894-95; ordained Baptist minister 1896; pastor Narragansett Pier,
R. I.; Quincy, Mass.; superintendent of schools. South Kingstown and Narragansett
1909-; graduate student. Brown University 1906-10; 1912-13; address, Narragansett
Pier, R. I.
BRIDGHAM, SAMUEL WILLARD, 2nd., Ph.B. Admitted to bar 1897; lawyer
Providence, R. I.; lieutenant R. I. naval battalion 1898-1901; *. T.; address.
Providence, R. I.
BROWNELL, WALTER DEXTER, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898.
Admitted to bar 1899; lawyer; B. 6. n.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
CASEY, HERBERT DANIEL, A.B. News editor Telegram, Providence, R. I.;
U. S. military service 1898, second lieutenant, 1st R. I. U. S. volunteers; first assist-
ant Jackson College, Miss., eleven years; superintendent of schools WiUiamstown,
Vt.; Springfield, Vt., 1912-; Z. *.; address, 90 Main St., Springfield, Vt.
CHAMBERLIN, GEORGE MASON, A.B.; M.D., New York Homoeopathic College.
Physician New York, N. Y.; Brookline, Mass.; X. $.; address, 98 University Road,
Brookline, Mass.
COLBURN, FREDERICK WILKINSON, Ph.B.; M.D., Boston University 1897.
Physician Boston, Mass.; aural surgeon Mass. Homoeopathic Hospital 1901-;
aurist Boston Homoeopathic Medical Dispensary 1901-; Burrage Free Hospital
1902- ; lecturer in otology, Boston University School of Medicine; A. *.; address,
230 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
COOPER, CLAYTON SEDGWICK, A.B. ; A.M., Columbia University 1905.
Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1898; ordained Baptist minister 1898;
pastor Lynn, Mass.; secretary Bible Study Department, International Committee,
Young Men's Christian Association, New York, N. Y.;1902-12; author Why go to
College; College Men and the Bible; The Bible and Modem Life; World-wide Bible
Study; The Man of Egypt; English Student Life; A. T.; address, Rockledge, River-
dale-on-Hudson, N. Y.
CROSBY, THOMAS, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895. Instructor English,
Brown University, 1895, 1900-01; assistant professor English and public speaking
1901-10; associate professor 1910-; A. $.; address. Brown University, Providence,
R. L
CROWELL, GEORGE MARCUS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1899. Physician
Canaan, Auburn, N. H.; A. T.; address, Auburn, N. H.
318 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1894
DORRANCE. WILLIAM TULLY, A.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1896.
With Boston Terminal Company; Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad;
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad; Westinghouse, Church, Kerr and
Company, New York, N. Y.; associate member American Society of Civil Engineers;
^. T.; address, 98 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
DOUGLAS, WILLIAM, A.B. In business; graduate student University of Chicago;
teacher Chicago, HI.; New York, N. Y.; Asheville School, N. C; Shady Side
Academy, Pittsburgh, Penn., 1905-11; head of Latin department 1911-; *. B. K.;
A. K. E.; address, 5534 Black St., Pittsburgh, Penn.
DYER, HEZEKIAH ANTHONY, Ph.B. Artist Providence, R. I.; aide-de-camp
and executive secretary to governor of R. I., 1897-1900; president Providence Art
Club; *. T.; address, Blai&tone Boulevard, Providence, R. I.
ELLIS, CHARLES HAIGH, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1894-97;
ordained Baptist minister 1897; pastor Central Church, Chelmsford, Mass., 1897-;
address, Chelmsford Centre, Mass.
ELLIS, GEORGE SHELDON, Ph.B. Post Graduate student University of Pa.,
Cornell and Columbia Universities. Superintendent of schools, Somerset, Ky.;
Roselle, N. J.; Canajoharie, Whitehall. N. Y.; with Phoenix Life Insurance Com-
pany, Des Moines, la.; Portland, Me.; *. B. K.; B. 6. n.; address, 22 Colonial
Road, Portland, Me.
ELY, ADOLPH CONRAD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895. Instructor German,
Brown University, 1894-97; teacher Watertown, Worcester, Cambridge, Mass.;
Worcester Academy, Worcester, Mass.; junior master. High School of Commerce,
Boston, Mass., 1907-; *. A. 6.; address, 34 Washburn St., Watertown, Mass.
EVERETT, EUGENE ELLSWORTH, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1899.
Physician Boston, Mass.; instructor Harvard Medical School 1899-; assistant
gynecologist Boston Dispensary 1900-13; gynecological surgeon to Mt. Sinai
Hospital; assistant gynecologist to Boston Dispensary; member Massachusetts
Medical Society; X. *.; address, 427 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass.
FERGUSON, JOHN RUSSELL, A.B. Instructor Ossming, N. Y.; B. M. C. Durfee
High School, Fall River, Mass.; principal Brayton Avenue, Samuel Watson and
Westall Grammar Schools, Fall River, Mass., 1903-; X. *.; address, 225 Madison
Ave., Fall River, Mass.
FIELD, HAROLD CRINS, A.B. With Nicholson File Company, Providence,
R. I., 1894-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 156 Blackstone Boulevard, Providence,
R. L
FOGG, MILLER MOORE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895; Harvard University
1901. Instructor elocution. Brown University, 1894-95; public speaking 1895-1900.
Instructor English, University of Nebraska; assistant professor 1902-04; associate
professor rhetoric 1904-05; professor rhetoric 1905-; *. B. K.; B. 6. n.; address.
University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb.
FOX, JAY SCHUYLER, A.B. Principal high schools. Three Mile Bay, Theresa,
Phoenix, Kingston, N. Y.; Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1910-; A. T.; address, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
FROST, ARCHIE NORWOOD, A.B. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; member Mass. house
of representatives 1899-1901; Mass. senate 1902, 1903; committee on revision of
Mass. statutes 1901; since 1908, special assistant to U. S. attorney general; A. T.;
address, Muskogee, Oklahoma.
GAMWELL, EDWARD FRANCIS, A.B. Instructor English Brown University
1894-95. Managing editor Atlantic Medical Weekly, Providence, R. I., 1894-96;
city editor Chronicle, Cambridge, Mass., 1896-1901; editor and proprietor Tribune,
Cambridge, Mass., 1901-12; associate editor Budget and American Cultivator,
Boston, Mass., 1913-; *. B. K.; address, 438 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass.
GARDNER, GEORGE WARREN, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1900. Physician
to Brown University 1903-06; physician Providence, R. I.; A. *.; address, 263
Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
1894 GRADUATES 319
GEORGE, DANIEL FARRINGTON, A.B. Secretary to mayor. Providence, R. I.,
1898-99; member of firm of Miller and George, investment securities. Providence;
A. K. E.; address, 98 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
GRIFFIN, CLIFFORD HENRY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1898. Physician
and surgeon Providence, R. I.; police surgeon 1900-; medical examiner, district
No. 10, Providence County, 1909-; surgeon, R. I. Hospital; *. B. K.; A. *.;
address, 101 Broad St., Providence. R. I.
HAM, LIVINGSTON, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1897. Lawyer Providence,
R. I.; assistant attorney general 1912-; *. T.; address, 10 Weybosset St., Providence,
R.L
HAYMAN, JACOB, C. E. Graduate student Columbia College 1894-95; draughts-
man New York, N. Y.; civil engineer Brooklyn; Rapid Transit New Public Service
Commission, New York, N. Y.; address, 210 Edgecomb Ave., New York, N. Y.
HAZARD, GEORGE ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1896; D.B.,
Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass., 1898; ordained to the ministry of
the Protestant Episcopal Chiu-ch, 1899; curate St. George's Church, New York, N. Y.,
1898-1900; vicar St. Mark's Church, Southboro, Mass., 1900-1905; rector Mattapan,
Mass.; Grace Church, Manchester, N. H., 1907-; *. T.; address, Manchester, N. H.
HAZELTINE, HAROLD DEXTER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898; LL.D.,
University of Berlin 1905. Engaged in legal study and research; University of
Berlin, University of London, Inner Temple, London; member American Historical
Association; Internationale Vereinigung fur Vergleichende Rechtswissenschaft und
Volkswirthschattslehre zu Berlin; Selden Society; Hardwicke Society; Deutschen
Juristentag; author various historical monographs; A. K. E.; address, Emmanuel
College, Cambridge, Eng.
HEALY, CARL ERNEST, A.B. X. *.; address, 41 Lisbon St., Lewiston, Me.
HIGGINS, SAMUEL McPHERSON, A.B. Secretary to warden, N. J. State Hospital,
Morris Plains, N. J., 1894-1901; forester Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company, Negaunee,
Mich., 1903-; A. *.; address, Negaunee, Mich.
HILL, WILLIAM COLVER, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Instructor Presque Isle, Me.;
principal high schools Caribou, Me.; South Hadley, Mass.; sub-master high school.
Maiden, Mass.; principal high schools, Chicopee, Milton, Mass.; Lewiston, Me.;
Chelsea, Mass.; Central High School, Springfield, Mass., 1910-; *. B. K.; 9. A. X.;
address. Central High School, Springfield, Mass.
HINCKLEY, WILLIAM PITT. A.B. *. B. K.; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I.,
July 21, 1872; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 18. 1894.
HOGG, GEORGE WOODLEY, A.B. Clerk Merchants' National Bank; b. Provi-
dence,' R. I., Oct. 3, 1872; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 5, 1895.
HOPE, JOHN, A.B.; A.M. 1907. Professor Morehouse, formerly Atlanta Baptist
College; president 1906-; address, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga.
HUNTOON, WILLIAM CASWELL, Ph.B. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.;
<Sr. T.; address, 146 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
JACKSON, FRANCIS CHESTER ROCKWELL. A.B.; D.B.. University of Chicago
1897. Ordained Baptist minister 1897; pastor Wisconsin and California to 1910;
State Secretary Chautauqua Bible Study and Home Culture Circle, 1911-; X. *.;
address, 29 Nordina, St., Redlands, Cal.
KIMBALL, WALTER HAMMOND, Ph.B. Real estate agent Providence, R. I.;
e. A. X.; address, 462 Broadway, Providence, R. I.
KIRKLEY. RICHARD WILLIAMS, A.B. Lawyer Toledo, O.; Z. *.; address,
1105 Jefferson Ave., Toledo, O.
KNOWLES, EDWIN, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Dealer in chemicals;
*. B. K.; A. *.; address, 52 So. Water St., Providence, R. I.
LAKEY FRANK EDWIN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; Ph.D. 1912.
Teacher Technical High School, Providence, R. I.; Classical High School; high
school Pawtucket, R. I.; English High School, Providence, 1902-07; English High
School Boston, Mass., 1907-; X. *.; address, English High School, Boston, Mass.
S«0 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1894
LEWIS, JOSEPH WEST, A.B. Treasurer The Henry W. Cooke Company, Provi-
dence, R. I.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 15 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
MacGREGOR, ROBERT STEWART, A.B.; M.D., New York University. Physi-
cian New York, N. Y.; A. T.; d. March 23, 1907.
McINTYRE, JOSEPH BELFIELD, Ph.B. With The J. and P. Coats Thread
Company, limited, Pawtucket, R. I.; A. T.; address, 166 President Ave., Providence,
R. I.
MARTIN, BENJAMIN ELBRIDGE, A.B. Teacher Providence, R. I.; principal
Lincoln, R. I.; East Hampton, Conn.; superintendent of schools. East Hampton;
instructor B. M. C. Durfee High School, Fall River, Mass.; superintendent of schools.
Fall River, Mass., 1910-; address, Chelmsford, Mass.
MARVEL, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Ph.B. Instructor drawing and physical
culture. Brown University, 1894-96; director physical training 1903-05; professor
1905-; gymnasium director Wesleyan University 1896-1901, 1902-03; member
Society of College Gymnasium Directors; American Physical Education Society;
Z. *.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
MERRIMAN, EDWARD BRUCE, A.B. Treasurer The Merriman Solidified Oil
Co., Providence; *. T.; address. Box 1294, Providence, R. I.
MERRIMAN, HAROLD THURSTON, Ph.B. Manufacturer; *. T.; address,
158 Governor St., Providence, R. I.
MOORE, JAMES SPENCER, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1898. Physician
East Providence, R. I.; 9. A. X.; address, 30 Wahiut St., East Providence, R. I.
MORTON, ALLAN BENTON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895. Instructor
mathematics. Brown University, 1894-95. Instructor Park Institute, Allegheny,
Penn.; adjunct professor mathematics, Georgia School of Technology, 1899-; *.
B. K.; address, Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga.
MOSS, WILLIAM WASHBURN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895; LL.B.
Harvard University 1899. Instructor mathematics. Brown University, 1894-96;
elementary law 1903-04. Admitted to bar 1899; lawyer Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 24 Everett Ave., Providence, R. I.
NASH, EDGAR SMILEY, A.B. Assistant managing editor Philadelphia Record;
associate editor Saturday Evening Post; art editor Leslies' Monthly Magazine;
salesman printing and publishing department. Beck Engraving Co., Philadelphia
and New York; A. A. $.; address, Wyncote, Penn.
NIGHTINGALE, CHARLES SPURGEON, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1898; ordained Baptist minister 1896; pastor Northville, Mich.; Dan-
vers, Athol, Petersham, Mass.; *. A. 9.; address. Petersham, Mass.
O'NEIL, JOSEPH BERCHMAN, A.B. *. K.; address, 180 East Ave., Pawtucket,
R. L
PIKE, DAVID BANGS, A.B. Assistant clerk district court, 6th judicial district,
R. I., 1895-99; first assistant clerk appellate division, R. I. supreme court, 1899-
1905; assistant clerk of supreme court 1905-; X. *.; address. Providence County
Court House, Providence, R. I.
POPE, ALBERT JOSEPH, A.B. Instructor Vermont Academy, Saxton's River,
Vt.; *. B. K.; A. T.; b. St. John, New Brunswick, April 17, 1874; d. De Land, Fla.,
May 21, 1896.
REMINGTON, SETH PADELFORD, A.B. *. T.; address, 22 May St., Worcester,
Mass.
RICHARDSON, WILLARD SAMUEL, A.B.; D.B., Union Theological Seminary
1897. Ordained Baptist minister 1898; pastor's assistant Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church, New York, N. Y., 1894-1907; head worker West Side Neighborhood House,
New York, 1904-08; associate pastor 1908-09; director of religious work. Uni-
versity of Minn., 1909-12; A. A. *.; address, 501 W. 60th St., New York, N. Y.
RIFENBURG, GEORGE LAFAYETTE, Ph.B.; *. K. *.; address, OakhiU, Greene
Co., N. Y.
1894 GRADUATES 321
ROUX, LOUIS ALEXANDRE, A.B. Instructor French, Brown University, 1895-96;
Friends' Academy, New Bedford, Mass.; Franklin School, Cincinnati, O.; master in
French, Newark Academy, Newark, N. J., 1900-; professor of French, Newark
Institute of Arts and Sciences, 1909-; lecturer in French, N. Y. University (extension
division) 1912- ; associate examiaer in French, College Entrance Examination
Board, 1907-; *. A. 9.; address, Newark Academy, Newark, N. J.
SHARPE, HENRY DEXTER, A.B. Trustee Brown University 1904-; manu-
facturer with Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, Providence, R. I.,
1894-; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 87 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
SHIPPEE, JOHN SMITH, A.B. Assistant rhetoric. Brown University, 1894-95;
instructor Latin 1895-1900, 1901-02; *. B. K.; address, East Greenwich, R. I.
STAPLES, FRANCIS HAMILTON, A.B. Treasurer Baker Box Company,
Worcester, Mass.; A. A. *.; address, 82 Foster St., Worcester, Mass.
STEERE, EDMUND JOB, Ph.B. Civil engineer bridge department. Providence,
R. I.; city inspector construction of electric and telephone subway. Providence;
civil engineer and superintendent of construction with J. W. Bishop Company,
general contractors, 1902-; commissioner of public buildings. Providence, 1913-;
address, 173 Bellevue Ave., Providence, R. I.
STEERE, FRANK, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1897. Lawyer Providence,
R. I.; *. B. K.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
STEERE, FREDERICK EUGENE, A.B. by special vote with class, 1909. Manager,
real estate department, Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Lt'd.; A. K. E.; address,
P. O. box 346, Honolulu, H. I.
STEWART, MORTON COLLINS, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1896; Ph.D.,
Harvard, 1907. Instructor German, Brown University, 1904-05; Austin Teaching
Fellow, Harvard, 1906-07; instructor Harvard, 1907-10; Union, 1910-11; assistant
proiEessor Union College, 1911-; *. B. K.; 9. A. X.; address. Union College, Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
STOUT, MAHLON RUNYON, A.B. With J. W. Bishop and Company, contractors.
Providence, R. I., 1894-95; A. K. E.; b. New Brunswick, N. J., May 22, 1871; d.
there, Nov. 27, 1895.
STRAUSS, ISRAEL, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1898; M.D. 1898. Physician
New York, N, Y.; instructor embryology, Cornell Medical College; neurology,
N. Y. Polyclinic; assistant attending neurologist Alms-house, Blackwell's Island,
New York; pathologist Beth Mael Hospital; assistant professor neuro-anatomy,
Cornell Medical College; adjunct attending neurologist at the Mt. Sinai Hospital
*. B. K.; address, 331 Central Park West, New York, N. Y.
SUMNER, HOWARD EDWIN, Ph.B. Wholesale and retail coal dealer; A. A. *.
address, 360 Salisbury St., Worcester, Mass.
TAFT, FOSTER WILLIAMS, A.B. Electrical engineer, Schenectady, N. Y.
Lynn, Mass.; with Ponemah Mill, Taftville, Conn.; chief electrician Ludlow Mann
facturing Company, Ludlow, Mass.; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 3, 1871
d. Ludlow, Mass., May 1, 1900.
TENNEY, FRED, A.B.; address, 64-66 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y,
THOMAS, ALBERT ELLSWORTH (pen name A. E, Thomas), A,B.; A.M. upon
examination 1895. Assistant rhetoric. Brown University, 1894-95; reporter; editor;
playwright; novelist; author Cynthia's Rebellion, a novel; plays Her Husband's
Wife; The Rainbow; What the Doctor Ordered; Little Boy Blue; magazine articles
and stories; A. *.; address, 80 Washington Square, New York, N. Y.
WATERMAN, LEWIS ANTHONY, A.B. Law student Boston University; ad-
mitted to bar 1896; lawyer Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; B. 9. U.; address, 100
Alumni Ave., Providence, R. I.
YOUNG, RODDO YORK, Ph.B. In business New York, N. Y.; Ottawa, Kans.;
address, Ottawa, Kans.
1895
ADAMS, HERBERT MATTHEWS, Ph.B, In business Pawtucket, R, I.; *, T.;
address, 123 Walcott St„ Pawtucket, R. I.
322 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1895
ADAMS, SCOTT, Ph.B. Lawyer Springfield, Mass.; addres?, 381 Main St., Spring-
field, Mass.
ALDRICH, FRED DAVIS, A.B.; A.M., 1908. Instructor Worcester Academy,
1895-99; master modem language 1897-1906; master mathematics 1907-; author
Foundations of French; and other French text books, in conjunction with I. L. Foster;
editor Worcester Academy Alumni Register, 1904, -07, -10; Worcester Academy Alumni
Bulletin, 1911-; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address, 124 Providence St., Worcester, Mass.
ANGELL, EUGENE CHESTER, A.B. Teacher Indian Mission School, Good Will
S. D.; baptist minister; pastor Seffner, Plant City, Fla.; principal public schools.
Clear Water, Port Tampa City, Lakeland, Fla., seven years; principal Main Street
Private School, Lakeland, Fla., since 1911; address. Lakeland, Fla.
ANTHONY, GEORGE ALLEN, Ph.B. Naval architect and marine engineer. War
Department of U. S., since 1899; adjunct professor of mechanical engineering,
George Washington University; address, 1730 Lament St., Washington, D. C.
ANTHONY, JOHN CLINTON, A.B. Instructor rhetoric. Brown University, 1894-
95; principal high school. West Bridgewater, Mass.; assistant superintendent
Farm School, Boston, Mass., one year; acting superintendent, one year; super-
vising principal grammar schools. New Britain, Conn., two years; superintendent
House of Reformation, Boston, Mass., one year; superintendent public schools,
Wareham, Marion, Weymouth, Braintree, Melrose, Mass.; author Course in Ele-
mentary Agriculture; The Golden Man; $. B. K.; X. *.; address. Mount Vernon
St., Melrose, Mass.
ATHA, GEORGE RICHARD, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1898; ordained Baptist minister 1898; pastor. Fall River, Mass.; assistant First
Baptist Church, Providence, R. I.; pastor Groton Heights Baptist Church, Groton,
Conn., since 1906; Z. *.; address, 27 Monument St., Groton, Conn.
BARROWS, CHESTER WILLARD, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898.
Admitted to R. I. bar 1898; instructor in law. Brown University, 1899-1903; mem-
ber R. I. board of bar examiners, 1900-13; U. S. referee in bankruptcy for R. I.,
1900-13; justice superior court of R. I. 1913-; member American Bar Association;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address. County Court House, Providence, R. I.
BARTLETT, GEORGE WILLIAM, Ph.B. Mechanical draughtsman Fales and
Jenks Machine Co.; address, 168 Central Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
BECKFORD, GEORGE PHIPPEN, Ph.B. Lawyer; address, 53 State St., Boston,
Mass.
BEERS, WAYLAND LEWIS, A.B. Student Union Theological Seminary and
Columbia College 1895; ordained Unitarian minister 1896; pastor Union Springs,
Trenton, Gouveneur, N. Y.; St. John, N. B.; Big Sandy, Montana; *. A. 9.;
address. Big Sandy, Montana.
BELLOWS, OSCAR FRANCIS, Ph.B.; C.E. 1896. Civil engineer in Providence
three years; superintendent of construction Quartermaster's Department, U. S. Army,
six years; resident engineer on N. Y. State Barge Canal, Department of State
Engineer since 1906; member American Society of Civil Engineers; *. B. K.; X.*.;
address, 114 Shepard St., Rochester, N. Y.
BEMENT, FREDERIC, A.B. Assistant botany, Yale University; instructor high
school, CatskiU, N. Y.; Passaic, N. J.; Woodside High School and Bryant High
School, Borough of Queens, New York, N. Y.; first assistant Bryant High School
since 1908; *. A. 9.; address Bryant High School, Long Island City, N. Y.
BENNETT, JAMES DAVIS, Ph.B. Railway postal clerk, Boston, Providence and
New York since 1896; 9. A. X.; address, 80 Prescott St., Newtonville, Mass.
BISHOP, NORMAN NORTH, Ph.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1902; ordained Baptist minister 1898; pastor Beverly Farms, Chicopee Falls, Mass.;
b. Horton, Kings Co.. N. S., Sept. 6, 1867; d. West Dennis, Mass., Aug. 18, 1905.
BOODIN. JOHN ELOF, A.B.; A.M. 1896; Ph.D.. Harvard University 1899.
Instructor philosophy Brown University, 1896-97; professor philosophy Iowa
College 1900-04; University of Kansas 1904-13; Carleton College, 1913-; *. B. K.;
address, Carleton College, Northfield, Minn.
1896 GRADUATES 323
BURT, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Ph.B. Real estate agent; address, 25 Congress Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
BUSTARD, WILLIAM WALTER, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1898; ordaiaed Baptist minister 1898; pastor Amesbury, Mass.; Dudley
Street Church, Boston, Mass.; Euclid Avenue Church, Cleveland, Ohio, since 1909;
B. e. n.; address, 1877 East 90th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
BUTLER, JOHN WESTON, C.E.; address, Marshfield, Coos Co., Ore.
CADY, WALTER GUYTON, Ph.B.; A.M. 1896; Ph.D., University of Berlin 1900.
Instructor mathematics. Brown University 1895-97; magnetic observer U. S. Coast
and Geodetic Survey, 1900-02; instructor physics Wesleyan University, 1902-03;
associate professor 1903-07; professor 1907-; fellow American Association for
Advancement of Science; fellow American Physical Society; $. B. K.; S. H.;
A. A. *.; address, 77 High St., Middletown, Conn.
CLAPP, FREDERICK OTIS, A.B.; A.M. 1897; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology
1899. Instructor mathematics Brown University, 1895-97; city engineer's ofiSce,
Providence, R. I., 1899-1902; assistant engineer in charge of construction of slow
sand filtration plant. Providence; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. City Hall, Providence,
R. L
CLARK, THERON, A.B. Clerk to registrar Brown University, 1895-96; assistant
registrar, 1896- ; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
COOK, RAYMOND CAPRON, A.B.; C.E. 1895. In real estate business, Chicago,
Illinois; A. *.; address, 1420 Davis St., Evanston, Illinois.
COOPER, HENRY ELLIOTT, A.B. Law student Harvard University, 1895-96;
banker; vice president Equitable Trust Co.. New York, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.;
address, 37 WaU St., New York, N. Y.
CROSBY, WALTER THEODORE, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1899.
Physician and surgeon Manchester, N. H.; A. *.; address, 211 Bridge St., Man-
chester, N. H.
DEXTER, NATHANIEL WHEATON, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1898.
Architect Pawtucket, E. I., 1898-1903; director Lucky Boy Oil Co.; *. T.; address,
645 North Hill Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
DICKINSON, JAY ROGERS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1897. Department agent General
Fire Extinguisher Co.; A. T.; address, 420 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
DUNCAN, SAMUEL WHITE, A.B. Fire insurance agent Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.;
A. A. *.; address, 169 Freeman St., Brookline, Mass.
EDWARDS, STAFFORD CLARENCE, A.B.; A.M. 1896. Principal Union School,
Greenport, N. Y.; Union School, Schuylerville, N. Y.; teacher history and science.
School 18, Borough of Richmond, New York, N. Y.; address, Sharon Ave., New
Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y.
ELMER, FRANKLIN DAVENPORT, A.B.; B.D., University of Chicago 1898.
Ordained Baptist minister 1899; pastor Winsted, Conn.; First Baptist Church,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; member Advisory Board Hartford School of Religious Peda-
gogy; member Council of the American Institute of Sacred Literature; editor of
Manual Methods of Teaching Bible Study; publisher Hand Book of Sunday School
Advance; X. *.; address. First Baptist Church, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
ENO, ARTHUR LLEWELLYN, A.B.; A.M., University of Vermont 1899; Harvard
University 1902; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania 1912. Assistant rhetoric
Brown University, 1895-96; teacher Vermont Academy, University of Vermont;
University of Texas, Austin, Texas; University of Illinois; publisher Annotated Text,
Scott's Quentin Durward, vAth Introduction arid Suggestions to Teachers; The Drama
of the Interregnum; A Doctor's Dissertation; *. A. 9.; address, Charlotte, Vermont.
GARDNER, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ph.B. ; B.D., Episcopal Theological School, Cam-
bridge, Mass., 1898. Rector Swampscott, Qumcy, Cambridge, Mass.; New England
secretary Episcopal Mission Board; general secretary of General Board of Religious
Education (Episcopal Church) 1912-; G. A. X.; address, 281 Fourth Ave., New
York, N. Y.
324 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1895
GEORGI, HERVE WASHINGTON, A.B. Student secretary International Com-
mittee Y. M. C. A.; secretary Intercollegiate Y. M. C. A., N. Y.; missionary and
minister of Presbyterian Church in No. Dakota and Minnesota; instructor, Francis
W. Parker School, 1914-; address, 4846 Hawk St., San Diego, Cal.
GORDON, GEORGE ANDREW, A.B.; A.M. 1896; B.D., Union Theological
Seminary 1900. Ordained Congregational minister; assistant pastor, Broadway
Tabernacle, New York, N. Y.; pastor Southbridge, Lancaster, Mass.; B. 9. H.;
address, Lancaster, Mass.
GRANT, HOWARD MARSH, Ph.B. Draughtsman with F. P. Sheldon & Son,
mill engineers, Providence, R. I.; A. K. E.; address, 151 Bridgham St., Providence,
R. L
GRAVES, COLLINS MILLARD, Ph.B. (with class, 1907.) Lawyer; member
Vermont legislature 1904-05; postmaster Bennington, Vermont, since 1906; A. K. E.;
address, Bennington, Vermont.
HARRINGTON, ALEXANDER EMOR, A.B.; address, Centredale, R. I.
HORTON, FRED ELLIS, Ph.B. Treasurer H. F. Horton & Sons, real-estate.
Providence, R. I.; Cranston School Board 1903-10; Cranston City Council 1911-;
*. A. 9.; address, 87 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
HOYE, HENRY JOSEPH, A.B.; M.D., Johns Hopkins University 1899. Physician
Providence, R. I.; Z. *.; address, 194 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
HULL, ARTHUR JOHNSON, Ph.B.; LL.B., Yale University 1901. Admitted to bar
1901; lawyer, Bridgeport, Conn.; member Conn. Legislature, 1905-06; address, 164
State St., Bridgeport, Conn.
JASTRAM, EDWARD PERKINS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898; member
of firm Edwards & Angell; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 188 Butler Ave., Providence,
R. L
JENKS, ELISHA TUCKER PIERCE, A.B.; Z. *.; address, 26 North Main St.,
Middleboro, Mass.
KEATING, FREDERICK LIONEL CHESTER, Ph.B.; LL.B., New York Law
School 1897. Lawyer, New York; member of firm Cothren & Keating; Z. *.;
address, 321 West 55th St., New York, N. Y.
KIMBALL, HAZEN, A.B. Instructor Hartsville College, Hartsville, Ind.; principal
private school. New Bedford, Mass., 10 years; with Boston Mutual Life Insurance
Co., since 1910; address, 130 Bliss St., Fall River, Mass.
LANCEY, ELNO DUSTIN, A.B. Insurance agent. Providence, R. I.; Salt Lake
City, Utah; Denver, Col.; Albuquerque, N. Mex.; b. Brookline, N. H., Oct. 5, 1871;
d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 24, 1901.
LAWSON, JAMES, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1895-96; *. B. K.;
B. 6. n.; b. South Valley, N. Y., July 21, 1868; d. Fall River, Mass.; Oct. 7, 1896.
McDonald, WILLIAM, Ph.B.; A.M., ColumWa University 1899; M.D., College
of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University 1899. Staff positions at Rhode
Island and Butler Hospitals, 1899-1909; neurologist Rhode Island Hospital; con-
sulting, physician Sayles Memorial Hospital, Pawtucket, R. I. ; member American
Medical Psychological Association; American Medical Association; Medical Societies
of Rhode Island and Providence, and other associations; author many contributions
to medical periodicals; correspondent to British Journal of Mental Science, London,
England; A. A. *.; address, 188 Blackstone Boulevard, Providence, R. I.
MacGOWN, PHILIP TALMAGE, A.B. ; M.D., Boston University 1898. Physician;
address, 13 Pearl St., Mystic, Conn.
MACURDA, ARTHUR AMSDEN, A.B. ; A.M., University of California. Registrar
Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu, H. I., 1896-98; teacher and principal Cogswell
Polytechnical College, San Francisco, Cal.; educational director Y. M. C. A., San
Francisco, four years; deputy superintendent schools, San Francisco, four years;
president California College, Oakland, California, 1907-09; teacher Los Angeles
Normal School, 1910-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 1714 Harvard Boulevard, Los
Angeles, California.
MAHONEY, HENRY, A.B.; LL.B., New York Law School 1897. Lawyer Boston
and Norwood, Mass.; *. K.; address, 183 Walpole St., Norwood, Mass.
1895 GRADUATES 325
MAYNARD, EDWARD ARTHUR, A.B. Assistant superintendent zinc plant.
Western Chemical Mfg. Co., Denver, Colo.; superintendent plant, Sutton, Steele
& Steele, M. M. & M. Co., Denver, Colo.; A. T. H.; address. Box 484, Englewood,
Colo.
HEARS, FRED WINCHESTER, A.B.; LL.B., University of Michigan 1898.
Lawyer; address, Medford, Oregon.
MESEROLL, LESTER, A.B. Principal of schools, Tiverton, R. I.; Dunellen, N. J.;
Bemardsville, N. J.; B. 6. 11.; address, Bemardsville, N. J.
MULLESFOTON, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. Teacher Bristol, Va.; Providence and
Norwood, R. I.; Iloilo, Panay, P. I.; superintendent of schools, Winsted, Conn.;
Foxboro, Mass.; address, Foxboro, Mass.
MORRIS, FRANK HENRY, C.E. Resident engineer Mass. Highway Commission,
since 1903; senior highway engineer, Dept. of Agricultui'e, oflSce of Public Roads,
Washington, D. C, since 1903; address, 86 Hudson St., Somerville, Mass.
O'CONNOR, CHARLES JEROME, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1895-96;
lawyer; *. K.; address, 81 Evergreen St., Providence, R. I.
O'DONNELL, WILLIAM THOMAS, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia University 1898.
Lawyer; secretary board of commissioners of the sinking fund, Bristol; address.
Box 280, Bristol, R. I.
OLNEY, GEORGE HARWOOD, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898. Lawyer
with Guthrie, Cravath and Henderson, New York, N. Y.; A. *.; address, 468
Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y.
PACKARD, SUMNER TINGLEY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898. In
business Brockton, Mass.; member common council Brockton, 1900-01; A. *.;
address, 100 Prospect St., Brockton, Mass.
PUTNAM, ALGERNON WAIT, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Instructor
French, Brown University, 1895-96; farmer; address. South Lyndeboro, N. H.
ROBINSON, FRED ARTHUR, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1898. Ordained Baptist minister 1898; pastor Pleasant View Church Pawtucket,
R.I.,; Milford, N. H.; Worcester, Mass.; *. B. K.; address, 37 Howland Terrace,
Worcester, Mass.
SAMMIS, EDWARD ARMINGTON, Ph.B. Teacher commercial department,
high school, Johnston, R. I., 1895-96; master high school, Stamford, Conn.; address,
60 Grove St., Stamford, Conn.
SHARP, DALLAS LORE, A.B.; S.T.B., Boston University 1899. Ordained Metho-
dist Episcopal minister 1895; pastor Porter and Brockton Heights, Mass.; assistant
librarian; assistant professor, and professor English, Boston University; on staff
Youth's Companion 1900-03; author Wild Life Near Home; Watcher in the Woods;
Roof and Meadow; The Lay of tJie Land; The Face of the Fields; The Fall of the Year;
contributor serials and articles to magazines; A. A. *.; address. Mullein Hill,
Hingham, Mass.
SKINNER, EDWIN ANGELL, Ph.B. Assistant engineer in several western rail-
roads also with Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co.; X. *.; address, 259 Leland
Ave., Plainfield. N. J.
SLADE, HENRY BENNETT. Student teacher high school. Providence, R. I.,
1895-96; graduate student Brown University, 1895-96; assistant chemist Maine
Agricultural Experiment Station 1896-97; assistant Department of Milk Inspection,
Providence, R. I., 1899-1901; Nebraska Experiment Station 1901-02; chemist
Idaho Experiment Station, 1902-03; research chemist Parke, Davis and Company,
Detroit, Mich., 1903-04; chemist experiment station. University of Arizona, 1904-05;
author A Study of the Enzyms of Oreen Sorghum {Fifteenth Annual Report, Nebraska
Experiment Station, 1902) ; Prussic Acid in Sorghum (Journal of the American Chemical
Society, Jan., 1903); Chemical Investigations [of the Com Stalk Disease] (Sixteenth
Annual Report, Nebraska Experiment Station, 1903); Some Conditions of Stock
Poisoning in Idaho, (Bull. 37, Idaho Experiment Station, 1903); Some Alkaloids of
the Death Camas (American Journal of Pharmacy, June, 1905); Note on the Prepara-
tion of Nucleic Add (American Journal of Physiology, June, 1905); Studies m Plant
Mutation (American Journal of Pharmacy, July, 1906); b. May 23, 1872, FaU River,
Mass.; d. June 5, 1905, Tucson, Arizona.
326 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896
SLEEPER, FRANK WARREN, Ph.B.; A.M. 1896; M.D., Harvard University 1901.
Physician Dorchester, Mass.; member Mass. Medical Society; American Medical
Association; B. 0. n.; address, 748 Dudley St., Boston, Mass.
SLOCUM, FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M. 1896; Ph.D. 1898. Assistant professor
astronomy. Brown University, 1900-1909; instructor astrophysica, Yerkes Observa-
tory, University of Chicago, 1909-11; assistant professor astronomy, 1911-; fellow
American Association for Advancement of Science, Royal Astronomical Society;
member of other scientific and astronomical societies; author astronomical re-
searches in American, English and German scientific journals; $. B. K.; $. A. 6.;
2. S.; address, Yerkes Observatory, Williams Bay, Wisconsin.
STEVENS, ALLAN PRESCOTT, A.B. Law student Yale University; secretary
Metal Workers Fire Insiu-ance Co., Providence, R. I.; X. *.; address, R. F. D.,
West Kingston, R. I.
STRATTON, WILLIAM COWPER, A.B. Graduate student Brown University,
1895-96; address, Kromer House, Scotdale, Penn.
SUMNER, ROY WALTER, Ph.B. Coal dealer Worcester, Mass.; A. A. *.; b.
Stafford Springs, Conn., March 8, 1874; d. Worcester, Mass., Dec. 20, 1901.
SWEET, GEORGE HENRY, C.E. Principal schools, Tiverton, R. I.; Fall River,
Mass.; address, 92 Winter St., Fall River, Mass.
SWIFT, JOHN CAMPBELL, A.B. Principal, Boys' Department, Perkins Institu-
tion, Boston, Mass., two years; professor modem languages. Cosmopolitan Cor-
respondence University, Irvington, N. Y., four years; secretary of the faculty, three
years; instructor French, Latin and English, English High School, Providence, R. I.;
*. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address, English High School, Providence, R. I.
TAYLOR, LUCIEN EDWARD, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1896. Instructor
French, Brown University, 1896-97; assistant cataloguer Boston Public Library,
1903-; $. B. K.; 9. A. X.; address, 5 Auburn Courts, Brookline, Mass.
THOMPSON, FREDERICK EVERETT, A.B.; LL.B., University of Maine 1900.
Broker; with Livingston & Company, New York; 6. A. X.; address, 340 W. 86th
St., New York, N. Y.
TILLINGHAST, JOHN AVERY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898. Admitted
to bar 1898; lawyer; author Digest o/ Rhode Island Supreme Court Reports; A Little
Jovmey to the House of Pardon Tillinghast; A. T.; address, 86 Burnett St., Providence,
R. I.
TINKHAM, EDGAR LUTHER, Ph.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1897.
With Bell Telephone Co., PhUadelphia, Pa., 1897-1905; Pacific Telegraph & Tele-
phone Co., 1905-10; Home Telegraph & Telephone Co., Pasedena, Cal., since 1911;
*. B. K.; Z. ^r, address. Box 1151, Pasadena, Cal.
TRUEX, AMASA RANDALL TOURTELLOT, A.B. Student Episcopal Theological
School, Cambridge, Mass.; in business New York, N. Y.; Binghamton, N. Y.;
Los Angeles, Cal.; address, Hollywood, Cal.
VAUGHAN, RICHARD MINER, A.B.; D.D., 1913. D.B., University of Chicago
1898. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Detroit, Michigan; Janesville, Wisconsin;
Berkeley, Cal.; professor Pacific Coast Theological Seminary, 1908-09; Pacific Theo-
logical Seminary, 1910-12; Newton Theological Institution, 1912-; member Amer-
ican Theological Society; contributor to periodical literature; *. B. K.; X. *.;
address, Newton Centre, Mass.
WALLING, CHARLES HAROLD, Ph.B. Consulting medical examiner raih-oad
claim department. Providence, R. I.; 9. A. X.; address, 5 Academy Ave., Nan-
tucket, Mass.
WAMSLEY, FRANCIS WILLIS, Ph.B. Professor of biology. Temple CoUege,
Philadelphia, Penn., 1896-97; professor natural sciences. South Jersey Institute,
Bridgeton, N. J., 1897-99; principal grammar school. Woods Hole, Mass., 1900-03;
teacher Freehold Military School, Freehold, N. Y.; principal Simonton Public
School; address, 8 Bennett St., Charleston, S. C.
1896
GRADUATES 327
WATTS, JOHN FRANKLIN, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution 1895-96;
graduated Rochester Theological Seminary, 1898; ordained Baptist minister 1898;
pastor Sioux City, la ; Pairbury, Nebraska; Northampton, Mass.; lecturer on
social problems. Grand Island College, Nebraska, 1907-08; *. B. K.; address, 296
Main St., Northampton, Mass.
WHIPPLE, CLIFFORD, Ph.B.; A.M. 1896. Instructor rhetoric. Brown University
1898-99; admitted to bar 1903; lawyer with Edwards & Angell; *. B K • X * ■
address, 348 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I. ' '
WTIITE, PAUL MAURICE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898. Lawyer
Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 60 State St., Room 328, Boston, Mass.
^TMAN, HOBART AUGUSTUS, A.B. With Logan, Swift & Bridgham Envelope
Co., Worcester, Mass.; A. A. *.; address, 17 Sagamore Road, Worcester, Mass.
WILLL^.MS, BENJAMIN, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1898. Admitted to
bar 1898; lawyer; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 16 Dwight Building, Jackson, Mich.
WILLIAMS, EUGENE CRAWFORD, Ph.B. Draughtsman; address, 72 Park
Place, Pawtucket, R. I.
WILSON, WILLIAM FREDERICK, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1898; ordained Baptist minister 1898; pastor. Fall River, North Abington,
Amesbury, West Somerville, Mass.; address, 34 Hall Ave., West Somerville, Mass.
WINTER, LOUIS VICTOR CAMPBELL. Ph.B. Reporter, Tribune, New York,
N. Y.; private secretary; resident Mentone, Cal.; A. K. E.; b. Staten Island, N. Y.,
July 17, 1873; d. Mentone, Cal., Feb. 17, 1905.
WRIGHT, PETER CLARK, A.B.; B.D., University of Chicago 1901. Ordained
Baptist minister; pastor Tiverton, R. I.; Lake Geneva, Wisconsin; Irving Park,
111.; Norwich, Conn.; Philadelphia, Penn.; X. *.; address, 1808 North 16th St.,
Philadelphia, Penn.
WYCKOFF, WALTER CORNELIUS, A.B. Reporter and editor N. Y. Tnbune.
1895-97; member of firm Moore & Wyckoff, real estate business; A. *.; address,
546 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
1896
ALDEN, JOHN HENRY HARLOW, A.B. Bookkeeper, Winchester Repeating Arms
Company, New Haven, Conn.; Z. *.; address, 36 Lynwood St., New Haven, Conn.
AMES, JAMES ELLIS, A.B. Sub-master Sherwin School, Boston, Mass.; X. *.;
address, 60 Walnut Park, Roxbury, Mass.
ANGLE, CHARLES MONTGOMERY, A.B. Graduated Crozer Theological
Seminary 1899; ordained Baptist minister 1899; pastor Trenton, West Hoboken,
N. J.; First Baptist Church, Norristown, Pa., 1910-; address, Swede St., Norristown,
Pa.
ASH, CARROLL HARRY, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Teacher high
school. Battle Creek, Mich.; with L. E. Knott Apparatus Company, Boston, Mass.;
with Spencer Lens Co., Buffalo; address, Buffalo, N. Y.
BACON, JUSTIN HOMER, A.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1897. Instructor Ro-
mance languages. Brown University, 1896-97; acting professor French 1911-12; teacher
high school. Bellows Palls, Vt.; Vermont Academy to 1907; Franklin School, Walnut
Hills, Cincinnati, O.; professor German and French Kalamazoo College 1907-;
4>. B. K.; address, Kalamazoo, Mich.
BICKNELL, ALLAN BUELL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897; Ph.D. 1899.
Instructor Latin, Brown University, 1896-97, 1898-99; curator Albert Harkness
cla.ssical seminary 1897-98. Teacher Milton Academy, Baltimore, Md.; West
Jersey Academy, Bridgeton, N. J.; Wenonah Military Academy, Wenonah, N. J.;
professor of modem languages, Bridgewater College, Va., 1906-; *. B. K.; X. *.;
address, Bridgewater, Va.
BLISS, WILLIAM CARPENTER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898; LL.B.,
University of Michigan 1901. Admitted to bar 1901; lawyer Providence, R. I.;
A. K. E.; address, 19 College St., Providence, R. I.
328 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896
BUCKLIN, EDWARD EVERETT, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Civil
engineer; *. A. 6.; address, Mystic, Conn.
BULLOCK, JOSEPH RICHARD, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Assistant
rhetoric. Brown University, 1896-98; graduate student Harvard University 1898-99;
admitted to bar 1902; lawyer; address, 30 Lockwood St., Providence, R. I.
BURRAGE, CHAMPLIN, A.B. 1896; A.M. 1905; Litt.B., Oxford University 1909.
Librarian of Manchester College, Oxford, England; Student in the Universities of
Berlin and Marburg, Germany 1899-1901; member of Oxford University since 1906;
researching and writing mainly in England since 1902; chief publications — A New
Years Gift, by Robert Browne, 1588, London, 1904; The Church Covenant Idea, Phila-
delphia, 1904; The True Story of Robert Brovme, Oxford, 1906; The " RelracMwn"
of Robert Browne, Oxford, 1907; New Facts Concerning John Robinson, Oxford, 1910;
The Early English Dissenters in the Light of Recent Research {1550-16^1), in two vol-
umes illustrated, Cambridge, at the University Press, 1912; John Penry the so-called
Martyr of Congregationalism, Oxford, 1913; various historical articles have also been
published in The English Historical Review, The American Journal of Theology, and
elsewhere; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Manchester College, Oxford, Eng.
CALL, ARTHUR DEERIN, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Director of
schools, N. Y. State Reformatory, Elmira, N. Y.; principal Elmira; superintendent
schools Holliston, Medway and Sherbom, Mass.; Ansonia, Hartford, Conn.; execu-
tive director American Peace Society, 1912-; A. K. E.; address, 1329 Harvard St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
CARR, LEWIS MARSH, Ph.B. Bank-teller; address, Alton National Bank, Alton, 111.
CHURCHILL, CHESTER STANLEY, C.E. Civil engineer Providence, R. I.;
general superintendent Swift and Company; address, 5308 Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.
CHURCHILL, SAMUEL BELDEN, A.B. Teacher, Dover, Del.; vice principal
high school, Honesdale, Penn., 1899-07; principal Allegheny College Preparatory
School, 1907-11; superintendent of schools, Stockbridge, Mass., 1911-; B. 9. U.;
*. B. K.; address, Stockbridge, Mass.
COGHILL, GEORGE ELLETT, A.B.; Ph.D. 1902; Sc.M., University of New
Mexico, 1899; G. A. R. fellow. Brown University 1901-02; professor biology Pacific
University 1902-06; Willamette University, 1906-07; Denison University, 1907-13;
associate professor of anatomy, Kansas University, 1913-; fellow American Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science; member several scientific societies; author
of articles in scientific journals on the nerves and nervous system in Amphibia;
2. S.; A. T. fi.; address, 318 Illinois St., Lawrence, Kansas.
DAY, ROBERT HARVEY, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Teacher English,
Classical and Technical High Schools, Providence; Little Compton, Norwood, R. I.;
*. B. K.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 4, 1872; d. Hyde Park, Chicago, Rl., March 2,
1900.
DEACON, CHARLES FREDERICK, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1900.
Physician; 6. A. X.; address, 480 Friendship St., Providence, R. I.
DENISON, LEON HAYES, Ph.B. Real estate business; member firm of Holmes,
Denison and Carter; A. A. $.; address, 3434 Main St., Kansas City, Mo.
DORMON, HORACE PAUL, A.B. Admitted to bar 1901; lawyer Philadelphia,
Penn.; *. A. 9.; address, 1420 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
DOWLING, GASHERIE De WITT, A.B.; D.D. 1910, Temple University, Phila-
delphia. Graduated Philadelphia Divinity School 1899; ordained Episcopal deacon
1899; priest 1900; assistant minister, Germantown, Penn.; curate Philadelphia,
Penn.; rector Hot Springs, Ark.; Davenport, la., 1904-09; dean of Gethsemane
Cathedral, Fargo, N.D., 1909- ; editor North Dakota Sheaf; Z. *.; address, 208 9th
St., South, Fargo, N. D.
DRAWBRIDGE, ROBERT WILLIAM, A.B. Student Newton Theological Semi-
nary 1896-97; ordained Congregational minister 1897; pastor Wakefield, N. H.; Med-
way, Mass.; Congregational Church, Pepperell, Mass., 1905-; Z. *.; address,
Pepperell, Mass.
EASTON, CHARLES REGINALD, A.B. Admitted to bar 1898; lawyer Providence,
R. I.; town solicitor Lincoln, R. I., 1899-1903, 1903-05, 1908, 1911-; member R. I.
senate 1902-03, 1905; *. B. K.; address, 75 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
1896 GRADUATES 329
EDWARDS, JOHN BLAIR, Ph.B.; LL.B., Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.,
1898. Admitted to bar 1898; lawyer; A. *.; address, 5870 Clemens Ave., St. Louis,
Mo.
FLAGG, BURTON SANDERSON, A.B. Special agent Fitchburg Mutual Fire
Insurance Company; president and treasurer Merrimack Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Andover, Mass.; president Cambridge Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
director Andover National Bank; trustee Andover Savings Bank; Abbott Academy;
member school board; finance committee; A. T.; address, Andover, Mass.
FOSTER, THEODORE CLYDE, Ph.B. Vice president T. W. Foster and Brother
Company, Providence, R. I.; *. T.; address, 74 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
FROST, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Teacher
Providence; assistant clerk common pleas division, R. I. supreme court. Providence,
1903-07; legal department R. I. Company; *. B. K.; address, 141 Wilson Ave.,
East Providence, R. I.
GALLUP, CLARENCE MASON, A.B.; D.B., University of Chicago 1900; ordained
Baptist minister 1900; pastor Southington, Conn.; Albany, N. Y.; assistant super-
intendent N. Y. City Baptist Mission Society 1904; pastor New Bedford, Mass.,
1904-11; Central Baptist Church, Providence, 1911-; *. B. K.; *. A. 6.; address,
149 Princeton Ave., Providence, R. I.
GAMWELL, IRVING HENRY, A.B. Principal high school, Bristol, R. 1.; Milford,
Mass.; superintendent schools, Franklin, Mass.; lawyer 1911-; *. B. K.; A. T.;
dddress, 24 North St., Pittsfield, Mass.
GIBSON, SETH ASHLEY, A.B. Law student Columbia University 1896-98;
lawyer Ariz. Ter.; city editor Providence Journal; address. Providence Journal Co.,
Providence, R. I.
GREEN, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1899; ordained Baptist minister ; pastor First Church, Lawrence, Mass.; *. A. 6.;
b. Fall River, Mass., Feb. 6, 1871; d. Roxbury, Mass., July 11, 1909.
GREEN, RONALD CONRAD, A.B. Superintendent Columbia Conserve Company,
Indianapolis, Ind.; *. T.; address, 2138 No. Jersey Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
GREENE, HARRY SYLVESTER, A.B. Vice president Woonsocket Napping
Machinery Company; address, 65 Prospect St., Woonsocket, R. I.
HALE, CARLETON, Ph.B. Rubber planter and cattle raiser; Hda de Tula, Vera
Cruz, Mexico; *. T.; address, Paso del Ingenio, Tula, Vera. Mexico.
HOLMBERG, CARL LESTER MAGNUS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1900.
Physician Campello, Mass.; member staff Brockton Hospital; Mass. and Brockton
Medical Societies; X.*.; address, 1111 Warren Ave., Campello, Mass.
HOPKINSON, GEORGE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1905. Teacher Provi-
dence, R. I.; physician Boston, Mass.; member Mass. Medical Society; American
Medical Association; *. B. K.; address, 419 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
HORTON, HERBERT BRADFORD, A.B.; M.D., University of Michigan 1901.
Physician and surgeon East Providence Centre, East Greenwich, R. I.; A. T. fl.;
address. East Greenwich, R. I.
HOYT, DANIEL MANSFIELD, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Penn. 1901. Physician
Philadelphia, Penn.; assistant demonstrator University of Penn.; assistant physician
Philadelphia Hospital; feUow of the College of Physicians; A. A. *.; address, 3604
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
HUDSON, GARDNER KIRK, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1897; LLB.,
Harvard University 1901. Lawyer; city council Fitchburg 1901-04; city sohcitor
1905-09; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 24 Payson St., Fitchburg, Mass.
HUNT, JOHN MERCER, A.B. Graduated Crozer Theological Seminary 1899;
ordained Baptist mmister 1899; pastor PottsviUe, Penn.; Trenton, N. J.; *. B. K.;
address, Kingston, N. J.
HUSE HENRY FELTON, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1899;
Baptist minister; pastor Skowhegan, Me.; Baptist Church, Sprmgvale, Me., 1906-;
B. 6. n.; address, Springvale, Me.
330 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896
JERNEGAN, MARCUS WILSON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898; Ph.D.,
University of Chicago 1906. Teacher Providence, R. I.; Edgartown, Mass.; fellow
in history. University of Chicago, 1901-04; assistant in history 1902-03; instructor
history. University of Chicago High School, 1903-06; student London School of
Economics 1907; assistant, department of historical research, Carnegie Institution,
1907-08; instructor in history. University of Chicago, 1908-12; assistant professor,
1912-; $. B. K.; address, University of Chicago, Chicago, Dl.
JONES, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, Ph.B. Admitted to bar 1898; lawyer Provi-
dence, R. I.; member R. I. senate, 1912; A. T.; address, 49 Westminster St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
JONES, FREDERICK WILLIAM, A.B. by special vote with class, 1908. With
Providence Evening Bulletin to 1911; assistant general agent Equitable Life Insurance
Co.; A. K. E.; address, 50 Equitable Building, Boston, Mass.
JONES, WILLIAM AUGUSTINE, A.B. A. A. *.; address, 176 Federal St., Boston,
Mass.
KEMPTON, ALVAN ALDEN, A.B. Prmcipal Kingston, Mass.; Warren, R. I.;
Bakersfield, Vt.; A. T. Q.; b. Newport, N. H., Sept. 8, 1872; d. Saxton's River, Vt.,
Dec. 7, 1907.
KENERSON, WILLIAM HERBERT, M.E.; A.M., Harvard 1906. Assistant in the
drawing room. Brown University, 1896-97; instructor mathematics and drawing
1897-1901; assistant professor drawing and mechanical engineering 1901-02; me-
chanical engineering 1902-06; associate professor 1906-12; professor 1912-; member
American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Providence Association of Mechanical
Engineers; Society for the Advancement of Engineering Education; $. A. 9.;
S. E.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
KENYON, HOWARD DAY, A.B. Sub-principal Classical High School, Lynn,
Mass.; junior master Mechanic Arts High School, Boston, Mass., 1910-; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 391 Forest Road, Sharon, Mass.
LANG, HERBERT BOWMAN, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1902. Physician;
member American Medical Association; Mass. and Holyoke Medical Societies;
A. A. *.; address. South Hadley, Mass.
LE GRAND, ABRAHAM, A.B. Baptist minister; pastor Bangor, Omro, Appleton,
Wis.; Pella, Iowa; Quincy, 111.; *. B. K.; A. T. A.; address, 317 N. 7 St., Quincy,
III.
LOCKE, EDWIN ALLEN, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897; M.D., Harvard
University 1901. Physician Boston, Mass.; interne, Mass. General Hospital;
assistant visiting physician. Long Island Hospital, Boston; assistant visiting phy-
sician, Boston City Hospital; chief of stafif, Boston Consumptives' Hospital; in-
structor in clinical medicine. Harvard University; member Association of American
Physicians and many others; Z. '*.; address, 311 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
McAUSLAN, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, A.B. In business Providence, R. I.;
A. $.; address, 44 Elton St., Providence, R. I.
McCarthy, CHARLES, Ph.B.; Litt.D. 1913; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin 1901.
Librarian Wisconsin Legislative Reference Library 1901-; author The Wisconsin
Idea; address. Legislative Reference Library, Madison, Wis.
McCOMBER, STEWART ALFRED, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897; M.D.,
Detroit College of Medicine 1903. Assistant instructor physical culture. Brown
University, 1896-97; physician Detroit, Mich.; director of physical culture and
professor of physiology and hygiene. Union College, Schenectady, N. Y. 1906-;
A. T. fi.; address. Union College, Schenectady, N. Y.
MABIE, HARRY SAXTON, Ph.B.; graduate Rochester Theological Seminary, 1910;
student Mass. Institute of Technology 1896-98; ordained Baptist minister 1898;
pastor New Marlboro, Sandisfield, Mass.; Fitchbmg, Mass.; Cedar Falls, la.;
Clifton, N. J.; First Baptist Church, Bluefield, W. Va., 1910-; A. T.; address. Blue-
field, W. Va.
MATHEWSON, ERNEST HOXIE. Ph.B.; Sc.B., R. I. College of Agriculture 1894.
Tobacco expert U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C; address,
Reidsville, N. C. s . . .
1896 GRADUATES 331
MATTESON, GEORGE ARNOLD, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1900; CoUege
physician, Brown University, 1906-12; interne R. I. Hospital 1900-02; physician;
member R. I. Medical Society; Providence Medical Society; exteme R. I. Hospital
1903-08; assistant surgeon 1908-09; visiting surgeon 1909-; A. K. E.; address,
276 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
MEACHAM, ALFRED BERTRAND, A.B. Bond department, Messrs. Brown
Bros. & Co.; A. K. E.; address, 59 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
MERRILL, THEODORE CLARKSON, Ph.B.; M.D., Boston University 1899.
Physician Colorado, Tex.; county health oflScer, Mitchell County, Tex., 1901-12;
delegate to Hookworm Conference, Atlanta, Ga., 1910; assistant pathologist.
Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture 1913-; *. B. K.; address.
Bureau of Plant Industry, Washington, D. C.
METCALF, HAVEN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897; Ph.D., University of
Neb. 1903. Instructor botany. Brown University, 1896-99; professor biology.
Tabor College, 1899-1901; fellow in botany. University of Neb., 1901-02; professor
botany, Clemson College, S. C, 1902-06; state botanist S. C, 1902-06; pathologist,
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture 1906-07; pathologist in charge 1907-; member many
scientific societies; S. E.; A. T.; address, U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C.
MINER, WILLIAM FRANCIS, A.B. Principal academy, Corinna, Me.; Lincoln,
Me.; high school, Barrington, R. I., 1904-; superintendent of schools 1905-; A.
T. J2.; address, Drownville, R. I.
MONK, WESLEY ELIAS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1899. Lawyer; A. *.;
address, 6 Beacon St., room 601, Boston, Mass.
MORSE, ALBERT SWIFT, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Instructor French,
Brown University, 1896-1900; Romance languages 1900-03; assistant professor
Romance languages 1903-09; *. B. K.; *. A. 0.; address, Powell, Wyoming.
MORSE, EDWARD BAILEY, A.B. In newspaper work; sub-editor New York
Tribune, 1913-; 9. A. J.; address, 125 W. 96th St., New York, N. Y.
MULLIGAN, ANTHONY AMBROSE, A.B. Special agent Central Accident
Insurance Company, Pittsburgh, Penn.; *. K.; address, Woonsocket, R. I.
MURDOCK, JOHN SAMUEL, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1899. Admitted to
bar 1898; lawyer; A. T.; address, 89 Keene St., Providence, R. I.
NICHOLS, ALBERT RODMAN, A.B. Student library science Columbian Univer-
sity and Library of Congress, Washington, D. C; assistant Congressional Library;
assistant librarian. Providence Public Library, 1910-; address. Public Library, Provi-
dence, R. I.
NOTT, CHARLES PALMER, Ph.B.; Sc.M., University of Cal. 1898. Assistant
botany. University of Cal., 1896-1900; manager farm, Palo Alto, Cal., 1900-; author
Nitophylla of California, Description and Distribution; A. T. n.; address, Palo Alto,
Cal.
OTIS, WILLIAM PIERCE, Ph.B. Manufacturing jeweler Providence, R. I.; Z. *.;
address, 203 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
OWEN, JESSE BELL, Ph.B. Teacher Galesburg, Champagne, III.; lumber dealer;
address, Stonington, 111.
PAGE, ERNEST VICTOR, A.B.; A.M., 1906. Teacher Johnston, R. I.; New
Bedford, West Roxbury, Boston, Mass.; master Brighton High School, Boston,
Mass., 1907-; address, 88 Dunboy St., Boston, Mass.
PARKER, EDWARD STAEK, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1900. Physician
Pawtucket, R. I.; 6. A. X.; address, 119 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I.
PARKER, GEORGE LINCOLN, A.B. Piano merchant Boston; A. *.; address,
39 Nonantum St., Newton, Mass.
PHILLIPS, ROBERT SIMMONS, Ph.B.; M.D.. New York Homoeopathic Medical
College 1900. Interne Flower Hospital, New York, N. Y., 1900-01; physician
Providence, R. I.; physician to Providence Children's Friend Society; Home for
Aged Women; member of staff St. Elizabeth's Home; R. I. Homoeopathic Medical
Society; member American Institute of Homoeopathy; *. B. K.; X. *.; address,
194 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
332 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896
PHINNEY, TRISTRAM CLEVELAND, A.B. Garage manager, Prissmyer-
Stevens Automobile Co.; address, 3730 Westminster Place, St. Louis, Mo.
PRICE, WILLIAM EDMUND, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Manufacturer
insulated magnet and resistance wires, Lisbon, N. H.; secretary and treasurer New
England Electrical Works; B. 6. 11.; address, Lisbon, N. H.
RATHBUN, ELMER JEREMIAH, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1898. Admitted
to bar 1898; lawyer; associate justice, R. I. superior court; address, 49 Westminster
St., Providence, R. I.
RICKARD, JAMES HELME, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1896-98;
lawyer; address, 15 Longley Building, Woonsocket, R. I.
ROBINSON, EDWARD NORTH, Ph.B. Lawyer; Z. *.; address, 620 Tremont
Building, Boston, Mass.
ROBINSON, WILL AUSTIN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Teacher;
Z. *.; address, 77 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Gloucester, Mass.
ROCKWELL, HENRY HALL, Ph.B. With Winslow Skate Manufacturing Com-
pany; American Optical Co.; president Bangs Druggists' Fixture Co.; *. T.;
address, 126 Longwood Ave., Brookline, Mass.
ROSS, JAMES WYLIE, A.B. Baptist minister; b. Snider, Tenn., Feb. 4, 1867; d
El Paso, Texas, Jan. 29, 1913.
RUGG, WILLIAM WEBSTER, A.B. School principal; market gardener; sales-
man; *. A. 9.; address, 703 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown, Mass.
SANGER, ROBERT CLARK, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910. Graduate student Harvard
University 1896-97; in business 1897-1910; fellow Russell Sage Foundation 1911-;
Bureau Social Research, New York City 1911-; B. e. IT.; address, Franklin, N. h!
SAVERY, WILLIAM BRIGGS, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1897; Ph.D. 1899.
Assistant philosophy. Harvard University and Radcliffe College, 1899-1900; professor
philosophy, Fairmont College, 1900-02; The University of Washington, 1902-;
address. University Station, Seattle, Wash.
SMITH, FRANK EDWARD, Ph.B.; LL.B., Georgetown University 1898; LL.M.
1899. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; deputy assistant corporation counsel; *. K. S.;
address, 974 St. Nicholas Ave., New York, N. Y.
SMITH, HENRY LAWRENCE, Ph.B. With W. S. HiU Electric Company; General
Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y., 1903-; *. B. K.; 6. A. X.; address, 112
Waverly Place, Schenectady, N. Y.
SMITH, HOWARD REVERE, Ph.B. Draughtsman; address, 647 Middle St.,
Portsmouth, N. H.
SMITH, JESSE FOWLER, A.B. Student theology University of Chicago; super-
intendent normal department, Rango(& Baptist College, 1900-03; professor PMi
1903-07; 1909-; graduate student Yale University 1907-08; ^*. B. K.; *. A. 9.;
address. Baptist College, Rangoon, Burma.
SMITH, JOHN WILLIAM, A.B. Broker Providence, R. I.; X. *.; address, 177
Arnold Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
STEDMAN, CHARLES SUMNER, Ph.B.; LL.B., Albany Law School 1898;
trustee Brown University 1912-; A. K. E.; address, 445 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. '
STEERE, WILLIAM HARRIS. Ph.B. Draughtsman; with Ross Rifle Co.,' Quebec
Can., 1903-09; Remington Rifle Co., Ilion, N. Y. 1909-; address, Dion, N.Y.
STONE, ALLISON, Ph.B. Purchasing agent New England Cotton Yam Company;
A. A. *.; address, 11 Adelphi Ave., Providence, R. I.
STRATTON, SAMUEL RICHMOND, A.B. Student Crozer Theological Seminary
1896-99; ordained Baptist minister 1899; pastor First Church, Pleasantville N J
1899-1907; 1910-; Baptist Church Bridgeton, N. J., 1907-10; address, Pleasantville!
N. J.
SWAN, MASON MARTIN, Ph.B.; LL.B.. Albany Law School 1899. Lawyer
Watertown, N. Y.; member firm of Field and Swan; A. T.; address, 34-38 Savings
Bank Building, Watertown, N. Y.
THOMPSON, HARRY LUKE, Ph.B.; A.M., Ewing College 1901; LL.B.. Boston
University Law School 1906. Principal Conn. Literary Institution, Suffield, Conn ,
1896-1904; lawyer; *. B. K.; A. T. A.; address, 6 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
1896 GRADUATES 388
THURSTON, JAMES HUMPHREY, A.B. Law student Harvard University
1896-98; lawyer Providence, R. I.; patent solicitor; member R. I. senate 1904;
address, 42 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
VAN DOREN, GEORGE BICKFORD, A.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia University, 1900. Physician and surgeon Watertown, N. Y.;
attending surgeon House of the Good Samaritan; St. JoacUm's Hospital; B. 0. n.;
address, 182 Stone St., Watertown, N. Y.
VAN DOREN, JOSEPH CANFEELD, A.B.; D.B., Auburn Theological Seminary,
1899. Presbyterian minister; pastor Oneida Castle, N. Y.; Waterville, N. Y.;
Frankfurt am Main, Germany, American Church, 1913-14; B. 9. n.; address,
193 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, N. J.
VINTON, SUMNER REDWAY, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1906;
Travelling secretary. Student Volunteer Movement 1898-99; missionary to the
Karens, Rangoon, Burma; lecturer; A. T.; address, 31 Tarleton Road, Newton
Centre, Mass.
VOSE, ROBERT CHURCHILL, Ph.B. Importer and dealer in oil paintings, Boston,
Mass.; senior member of firm L. C. and N. M. Vose; address, 398 Boylston St.,
Boston, Mass.
WALLING, EVERETT LEWIS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1899. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. *.; address, 342 Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
WATERMAN, HENRY HERBERT, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Teacher
Classical High School, Providence, R. I., 1896-; *. B. K.; address. Waterman Stock
Farm, Greene, R. I.
YOUNG, ROBERT, A.B. Real esUte and insurance agent; address. Box 1120,
Providence, R. I.
1897
ADAMS. SAMUEL, A.B. Superintendent jeweby factory; A. T. fi.; address,
10 Abbott Park Place, Providence, R. I.
ALLEN, ARTHUR MOULTON, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1900. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; B. G. n.; address, 84 Upton Ave., Providence, R. I.
ALLEN, CHARLES HENRY, Ph.B. Automobile business, Detroit, Mich.; address,
Needham, Mass.
ALLEN, CHESTER WILLARD, Ph.B. Superintendent, The Commonwealth of
Massachusetts Free Employment Office; address, 47 Water St., Springfield, Mass.
ALLEN, HORATIO GUSHING, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1901. Physician;
*. B. K.; X. *.; address, 11 Eighth St., New Bedford, Mass.
ALLEN, RAYMOND CLEAVELAND, Sc.B. Civil engineer; address. Lock Box 9,
Manchester, Mass.
ARMSTRONG, SERIL CLEMENCE, A.B. Lawyer; address, 415 Grosvenor
Building, Providence, R. I.
ARNOLD, FRED ATWELL, A.B. Bond salesman Estabrook and Company,
bankers, Boston; *. B. K.; 6. A. X.; address, 37 Evans Road, Brookline, Mass.
ARNOLD, MARTIN HOLLIS, Ph.B. Treasurer and secretary Robert L. Walker
Company; X. *.; address, 171 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
ARTHUR, JAMES HOPE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Manufacturer
jeweby findings; A. *.; address, 8 Rhode Island Ave., Providence, R. I.
BALLOU, ARTHUR FRANCIS, M.E. Civil engineer Woonsocket, R. I., 1897-1907;
superintendent Woonsocket Water Works, 1907-; address. City Hall, Woonsocket,
R. L
BALLOU, WILLIAM JOHN, A.B.; D.B., Hartford Theological Seminary 1900.
Instructor Tougaloo University, 1900-04; pastor Litchfield, N. H., 1905-08; Con-
gregational Church, Ludlow, Vt., 1908-; A. T.; address, Ludlow, Vt.
BARTLETT, WALDO REYNOLDS. Ph.B.; address, 49 Westminster St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
334 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1897
BELKNAP, ROSCOE HOSMER, A.B.; LL.B., Boston Y. M. C. A. Evening Law
School, 1907; teacher; wholesale leather dealer, 1898-1910; public accountant,
Boston, 1910-; *. B. K.; address, 40 Pleasant St., Framingham, Mass.
BENNETT, HENRY WELLS NEWELL, A.B.; M.D., University and Bellevue
Hospital Medical College 1904. Graduate student Brown University; student
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University and Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, 1897-1902; assistant surgeon Elliot Hospital, 1905-09; member
house staff N. Y. Post Graduate Hospital 1904; physician; address, 886 Elm St.,
Manchester, N. H.
BID WELL, CHARLES KNOWLES, A.B. Student Rochester and Colgate Theo-
logical Seminaries; ordained Baptist minister 1900; pastor Great Falls, Mont.;
Worthington, Minn.; Mt. Pleasant, N. J.; address, Mt. Pleasant, N. J.
BISSELL, HORACE GREELEY, Ph.B. Teacher 1897-1900; assistant clerk common
pleas division, R. I. supreme court. Providence, 1901-; address. East Greenwich,
R.I.
BLISS, GEORGE MILES, A.B. Clerk post office. Providence, R. I.; volunteer U. S.
Navy, Spanish War service; A. K. E.; b. East Providence, R. L, Oct. 29, 1875;
d. East Providence, Nov. 6, 1908.
BRIGGS, FRED EMERSON, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1900. Lawyer;
Z. '*'.; address, Attleboro, Mass.
BRIGGS, HOWARD BOWEN, A.B. Salesman A. B. McCrUlis and Son, wholesale
flour dealers. Providence, R. I.; *. A. 9.; address, 11 Exchange Place, Providence, R. I
BROOME, EDWIN CORNELIUS, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898; Ph.D.,
Columbia University 1902. Teacher several years; fellow Columbia University
1900-01; instructor Adelphi College 1902-06; superintendent Adelphi Academy
1906-09; superintendent of schools, Seymour, Conn.; Rahway, N. J.; Mt. Vernon,
N. Y., 1909-13; East Orange, N. J., 1913-; address. East Orange, N. J.
BUDLONG, CLARENCE RHODES, Ph.B. Cotton waste inspector and time
keeper. Union Wadding Company, Pawtucket, R. I.; address, 189 Governor St.,
Providence, R. I.
CHAMBERLAIN, ARTHUR HALE, A.B. With Wiebusch and Hilger, hardware
business. New York; *. B. K.; X. $.; address, Chester Hill Park, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
CHASE, ALLEN HERBERT, Ph.B. Assistant treasurer Arthur C. Almy Co.;
A. K. E.; address, 89 State St., Boston, Mass.
CLARKE, MARION McALLISTER, A.B. Clerk; *. T.; address. New York, N. Y.
CLIFT, CHARLES EUGENE, A.B. Secretary Young Men's Christian Association,
New Bedford, Mass., 1897-98; manager F. W. Woolworth Co., New Bedford, Boston,
Waterbury, Conn; Boston again, 1899-09; assistant office manager in New England,
1909-11; assistant office manager of Penn., 1912-; A. T.fi.; address. Second National
Bank Building, Wilkesbarre, Penn.
COLBY, EVERETT, Ph.B.; A.M., 1906. Lawyer; member firm of Colby and
Whiting, Newark, N. J.; N. J. house of representatives 1903-05; senate 1906-08;
A. A. *.; address, Llewellyn Park, West Orange, N. J.
COLEMAN, WILLIAM, A.B. Teacher, Colmubia, S. C; Port Worth, El Paso,
Texas; address, 518 Tomillo St., El Paso., Texas.
COLLINS, ELIJAH WILLIAM BAGSTER, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1898.
Instructor Columbia University, 1897-1902; adjunct professor German 1902-10;
associate professor, 1910-; author The Teaching of German in Secondary Sdvools;
First German Book; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Teachers' College, Columbia
University, New York, N. Y.
COOK, MAURICE HOWE, Ph.B. U. S. military service 1898-99, captain; Z. *.;
address, 65 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
COTTRELL, ARTHUR MAXSON, Ph.B. Secretary C. B. Cottrell and Sons
Company; director Washington Trust Co., Westerly; *. T.; address, 21 Elm St..
Westerly, R. I.
1897 GRADUATES 335
COUGHLIN, GEORGE RICE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1900. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; address, 120 Glen Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
COX, JOHN HARRINGTON, Ph.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1900. Educa-
tional director Y. M. C. A., New York, N. Y., 1897-99; professor University of N. D.,
1901-02; instructor English philology, W. Va. University, 1902-03; associate profes-
sor 1903-04; professor 1904-; *. B. K.; address, Morgantown, W. Va.
CREIGHTON, EBEN, A.B. Student Crozer Theological Seminary; pastor Pilgrim
Church, Newburgh, N. Y.; missionary to Western Africa; evangelist; A. T.; b.
Thomaston, Me., Aug. 16, 1870; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 21, 1912.
DASHIELL, LEFFERTS MASON, Ph.B. Broker New York, N. Y.; A. A. *.;
address, Lakewood, N. J.
DEMING, JOHN HOWARD, A.B. Graduated Crozer Theological Seminary 1900;
ordained Baptist minister 1900; pastor Doylestown, Perm.; Haddon Heights, N. J.;
missionary of the A. B. F. M. S. in China, 1906-; A. T. «.; address, care of A. B. F.
M. S., Ford Building, Boston, Mass.
EMERSON, ROBERT STEPHEN, A.B.; LL.B., New York Law School 1903.
Lawyer, Providence, R. I.; 9. A. X.; address, 20 Maynard St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FAUX, WILLIAM MILNES, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary
1905; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Sheridan, Wy.; Manhattan, Mont.;
address, Sheridan, Wy.
PISH, CARL RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1898; Ph.D. 1900.
Instructor; assistant professor, associate professor and professor of history, Wiscon-
sin University, 1900-; research associate, Carnegie Institution, 1907-08; member
American Antiquarian Society and others; author CivU Service and the Patronage;
Guide to the Materials for the Study of American History in Roman and other Italian
Archives; *. B. K.; B. G. n.; S. A. X., Wis.; address, 625 Mendota Court, Madison,
Wis.
FITZGERALD, TIMOTHY JAMES ALOYSIUS, A.B. Graduated Philosophy
House of St. Sulpice Seminary, Issay, France, 1899; Theological Department, St.
Sulpice Seminary, 1902; ordained Roman Catholic priest 1902; preacher. North
Brookfield, Blackstone, Oxford, Whitinsville, Spencer, Mass.; curate Northampton,
Mittineague, Mass.; address, Mittineague, Mass.
FOLLETT, FRANK BALLOU, C.E. Structural engineer; manager The F. M.
Ballon Company, Providence, R. I., 1905-; address, 23 Babcock St., Providence, R. I.
FOSTER, ALBERT ORSON, Ph.B. Secretary Foster Brothers Manufacturing
Company, Utica, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 6 Grant St., Utica, N. Y.
FOX, GEORGE STEPHENSON, A.B.; address, 159 Parsons St.. Brighton,
Mass.
GATES, GEORGE WILSEY, A.B. Teacher Woodhaven, Borough of Queens, New
York, N. Y.; address. Amity ville. Long Island, N. Y.
GEISLER, WILL FRIEND, A.B. Student theology Boston University; Methodist
Episcopal minister; pastor Providence, R. I.; member Commission for Methodist
Federation for School Service, for New England Southern Conference; board of
trustees. East Greenwich Academy; address, Hingham, Mass.
GOODWIN, CHARLES WILSON, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1906. Teacher;
lecturer; graduate student Yale College, Harvard University; physician; address,
c/o Solheim, Great Kills, Staten Island, N. Y.
GREEN, HERLWYN RUGGLES, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898; M.D.,
University of Penn. 1903. Interne R. I. Hospital; physician; *. T.; address, 703
National Realty Bldg., Tacoma, Wash.
GRIFFIN, ALBERT ANGUS, A.B. Teacher Franklin Falls, N. H.; teacher and
principal Laconia, N. H., 1899-08; principal high school. South Kingston, R. I.;
*. B. K.; address, Peacedale, R. I.
GRINNELL, RUSSELL, Ph.B. Vice president General Fire Extinguisher Company;
*. T.; address, P. O. Box 1435, Providence, R. I.
GURNEY, SANFORD KEITH, A.B. Treasurer and director Gumey Brothers'
Company, Brockton, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 1315 Main St., Campello.
Mass.
336 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1897
HAMLIN, AUGUSTIN POWELL, A.B.; B. 9. n.; address, Newport, R. I.
HARRIS, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, A.B. Principal of schools New Bedford, Mass.;
HoUis, N. H.; Dudley, Oxford, Mass., to 1905; superintendent of schools, Hanover-
Hansou-Norwell district, 1905-08; HoUiston-Medway-Sherbom district, 1908-13;
Plymouth, Mass., 1913-; address, Russell St., Plymouth, Mass.
HARRIS, RALPH BERTRAM, A.B. With Moors and Cabot, brokers, Boston,
Mass.; member of committee to draft new charter for City of Salem; A. *.;
address, i Fickman St., Salem, Mass.
HARRIS, WILLIAM ANDREW, Ph.B. President William A. Harris Steam Engine
Company; address, 77 Elton St., Providence, R. I.
HATCH, GEORGE COGGESHALL, Ph.B. Member firm of Hatch and Company;
X. $.; address, Watertown St., Lexington, Mass.
HATHAWAY, RUSSELL, Ph.B. Post graduate student Harvard University 1897-
99; with Advertiser, Boston, Mass., 1899-1903; journalist; editor Associated Press,
Boston oflSce, 1903-; address. The Associated Press, Boston, Mass.
HOLMES, DANIEL FRANKLIN, Ph.B. Plumber, firm of Daniel P. Holmes and
Company; address, 1413 Narragansett Boulevard, Edgewood, R. I.
HORTON, LEONARD WHEATON, Ph.B. Admitted to bar 1899; lawyer; B. 9. H.;
address, 48 Custom House St., Providence, R. I.
HUMPHREY, SIDNEY DANIELS, A.B. With Martin Copeland Co., wholesale
manufacturing jewelers, Providence, R. I.; Z. *.; address,] 72 Orchard Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
JONES, FRANK OSCAR, A.B. Principal, superintendent schools, Sudbury, East
Bridgewater, West Bridgewater and Raynham, Mass.; supervising principal
Dwight District Model Schools, New Haven, Conn., 1900-08; agent Conn. State
Board of Education 1903-06; district superintendent N. W. School District,
Hartford, Conn., 1908-; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 57 Oakland Terrace, Hart-
ford, Conn.
LACE, JOHN JOSEPH, A.B.; LL.B.. Boston University. Lawyer; address, Pas-
coag, R. I.
LEARNED, WILLIAM SETCHELL, A.B.; A.M.; Ph.D., Harvard 1912. Sub-
master Cook Academy, Montour Falls, N. Y.; associate principal University School,
Providence; senior master Moses Brown School, Providence, 1904-09; student
Berlin, Leipzig, London 1909-11; graduate student. Harvard University, 1911-12;
fellow for educational research. Harvard, 1912-13; Carnegie Foundation, New York,
1913-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 471 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
LEWIS, CHARLES ERVIN, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1900;
ordained Baptist minister 1900; pastor Fall River, Dorchester, Mass.; secretary
Mass. Real Estate Exchange, Boston, 1910-; *. A. 9.; address, 170 Callender St.,
Dorchester, Mass.
LINGHAM, CLARENCE HART, A.B. Agent Ginn and Company, Boston, Mass.;
B. 9. n.; address, 29 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
LIVINGSTON, BENJAMIN THOMSON, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological
Institution 1900; ordained Baptist minister 1898; pastor Providence, R. I., 1899-
1912; Columbia St. Baptist Church, Bangor, Me., 1913-; A. T. A.; address, 149
Cedar St., Bangor, Me.
LYON, MARCUS WARD, Ph.B.; Sc.M. Columbian University, Washington, D. C,
1900; M.D. 1902; Ph.D. 1913. Instructor bacteriology, N. C. Medical College;
aid division of mammals, U. S. National Museum; chief special agent Smithsonian
Institution and U. S. National Museum, Louisiana Pmchase Exposition; Portland,
Ore., Exposition, 1905; assistant curator, U. S. National Museum, 1905-12; professor
bacteriology. Harvard University, 1909-; *. B. K.; A. T. A. ; 2. S; address. Harvard
Medical School, Boston, Mass.
McCREADY, WILLIAM VINCENT, A.B.; M.D., N. Y. University and Bellevue
Hospital Medical College 1901. Physician; address unknown.
McCRILLIS, ARTHUR MILTON, A.B. Member firm of A. B. McCrillis and Son;
*. A. 9.; address, 36 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
1897 GRADUATES 387
MATTESON, HERBERT ALLEN, A.B. Instructor chemistry. Brown University.
1903; chemist with Crompton Co., Crompton, R. I., 1905-; A. K. E.; address,
Anthony, R. I.
MERCHANT, MARCIUS HAROLD, Ph.B.; M.D., CoUege of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia University, 1901; physician; 9. A. X.; address, Warren, R. I.
MERRIMAN, ISAAC BUTTS, Ph.B. Secretary ManviUe Company; *. T.; address,
56 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
METCALF, HOWARD TUCKER, A.B. Lawyer; judge of police court, 1909-;
address, 32 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
MILLER, HERBERT CLEVELAND, A.B. Secretary and general manager Everett
and Barron Company, Providence, R. I.; A. T.; address, 217 Canal St., Providence,
R. L
MINER, GEORGE LELAND, A.B. Gove Advertising Agency, Providence, 1897-
1900; secretary A. L. Calder Company, 1900-05; treasurer Doe and Little Co., 1905-;
*. B. K.; 6. A. X.; address, 276 Blackstone Boulevard, Providence, R. I.
NOBLE, WILLIAM JAMES, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; Ph.D., N. Y.
University 1903. Ordained Baptist minister; preacher West Hartford, Conn.;
pastor Elmhurst, New York, 1900-07; pastor 16th Baptist Church, New York City,
1907-09; resigned on account of ill health; address, Elmhurst, New York, N. Y.
OLDHAM, JAMES ROBERTS DECREVI, A.B. Assistant principal Norwich,
Conn.; superintendent of schools, Hamden, Conn., 1905-09; Boume-Sandwich-
Mashpee District, Mass., 1909-11; East Providence, R. I., 19H-; address, 184
Taunton Ave., East Providence, R. I.
OWEN, CHARLES DEXTER, A.B. Manufacturer, with Beacon Manufacturing
Company, Providence; A. A. *.; address. Beacon Manufacturing Company, Provi-
dence, R. I.
OWENS, THOMAS EDWARD, A.B. General secretary Young Men's Institute,
Asheville, N. C; instructor St. Paul's School, Lawrenceville, Va.; Ironsides, Borden-
town, N. J.; mathematics, Tuskegee Institute; address, Tuskegee Institute, Tus-
kegee, Ala.
PAULL, CHARLES LESLIE FAIRBANKS, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898.
Assistant curator. Brown University herbarium, 1897-98; U. S. military service 1898;
teacher Swansea, Mass.; principal, Lajas, Porto Rico; assistant botany, Kansas
State Agricultural College, and assistant botanist Kansas State Experiment Station
1902-04; teacher. Manual Training High School, Kansas City, Mo.; associate profes-
sor of agriculture, Colorado Agricultural College, 1906-10; deputy state entomologist,
Colo., 1910-11; vice president Western Forestry and Landscape Co., Denver, Colo.,
1911-; address, 612 Empire Building, Denver, Colo.
PECK, WILLIAM BURGESS, A.B. Salesman The Waite Thresher Company;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 10 Abbott Park Place, Providence, R. I.
PECKHAM, WILLIAM TORREY, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1897-98.
Assistant secretary, Narragansett Electric Lighting Company; address, 41 Medway
St., Providence, R. I.
PHILLIPS, WALTER DABNEY, Ph.B. Vice president The American Diawalt Co.;
*. r. A.; address, 308 W. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio.
PIDDOCK, JOHN ESTEY, A.B. U. S. military service War with Spain; general
manager and director Tabasco Conunercial Company, Mexico; general manager
Hartford Sugar and Rubber Company; president Vt. Fruit Company; address,
Saxton's River, Vt.
RANDALL, JARED HARVEY. A.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1900. Professor,
Rangoon Baptist College; A. T. fi.; address, Bacone, Oklahoma.
REUTERDAHL, ARVID, Sc.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Instructor mathe-
matics. Brown University, 1897-98; Technical High School, Providence, R. I.;
head department of applied science, Colby College, several years; address, 4112
McGee St., Kansas City, Mo.
338 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1897
ROBBINS, JOSEPH CHANDLER, Ph.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1902; ordained Baptist minister 1902; missionary American Baptist Missionary
Union, Capith, Panay, P. I., 1902-09; secretary Baptist Missionary Societies;
A. T. Q.; address, Ford Building, Boston, Mass.
ROCKEFELLER, JOHN DAVISON, A.B. Director American Linseed Company;
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company; member board of managers, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railway; member of the board of directors of the General
Election Board; board of trustees. Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research;
chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation; Bureau of Social Hygiene; member board
of trustees. Rockefeller Commission for the Eradication of the Hook-worm Disease;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 10 West 54th St., New York, N. Y.
RUGG, FRANCIS AUGUSTUS, A.B. Principal high school, Mendon, Mass., 1897-
98; instructor high school, Medford, Mass., 1898-1902; *. B. K.; *. A. G.; address,
30 Lincoln St., Watertown, Mass.
SACKETT, FRANKLIN PAGE, A.B. Assistant paymaster-general, R. I., with
rank of captain, 1898; assistant paymaster U. S. navy, with rank of ensign, 1899-1902;
passed assistant paymaster, with rank of lieutenant (junior grade) 1902-03; pay-
master with rank of lieutenant 1903-10; paymaster with rank of lieutenant com-
mander, 1910-; *. T.; address, 177 George St., Providence, R. I.
SCOTT, WILBUR ALLEN, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member school com-
mittee, Cumberland, R. I., 1901-04; superintendent schools, Cumberland, 1901-03;
town solicitor 1903-04, 1905-; treasm-er Brown Union, 1903-; X. *.; address, 1002
Union Trust Building, Providence, R. I.
SHERMAN, WALTER CYRUS, A.B. With Hope Webbing Company, to 1909;
with Witte Kilburn Mills, 1909-; address. Box 404, New Bedford, Mass.
SPICER, GEORGE THURSTON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901; M.D.,
Harvard University 1903; G. A. R. fellow, 1898-99; Physician Providence, R. I.;
physician, department of diseases of children, out-patient department, Rhode Island
Hospital 1906-; fellow R. I. Medical Society; member Providence Medical Associa-
tion; American Medical Association; Boylston Medical Society (Harvard) ; *. B. K.;
A. *.; address, 306 OIney St., Providence, R. I.
STARR, HARRIS ELWOOD, Ph.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1899; B.D., Yale
University, 1910. Instructor English, Brown University, 1899-1901; ordained
Congregational minister 1902; pastor Mansfield, Mt. Carmel, Coim.; Pilgrim
Church, New Haven, Conn., 1911-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 303 Lexington Ave.,
New Haven, Conn.
STEARNS, HIRAM AUSTIN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908. Lawyer;
address, 681 Union St., Manchester, N. H.
STEPHENS, HARRY GRIFFIN, A.B. Lawyer; 6. A. X.; address. East Hampton.
N. Y.
STONE, ARTHUR CROWELL, Ph.B. Manufacturer; 6. A. X.; address, 219
Butler Ave., Providence, R. I.
SWAN, HERBERT LEWIS, A.B. *. A. 6.; address, Winthrop, Mass.
TAYLOR, JONATHAN, A.B. Lawyer; address, 760 East Market St., Akron, Ohio.
THORNLEY, WILLIAM HENRY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1900.
Admitted to bar 1900; lawyer; member of firm, Gardner, Pirce & Thomley;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 28 Gushing St., Providence, R. I.
TOWNE, CHARLES WAYLAND, A.B. Journalist; general newspaper correspond-
ent and author, Boston; author The Foolish Dictionary; Foolish Finance; A. *.;
address, Cambridge, Mass.
TUCKER, JAMES, A.B. Student University of Berlin; American School at Athens;
fellow 1899-1900; *. B. K.; A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 22, 1875; d. Luxor,
Egypt, March 24, 1900.
TYZZER, ERNEST EDWARD, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898; M.D.,
Harvard University 1902. Assistant pathology. Harvard University; director
Harvard Cancer Commission; assistant professor pathology, Harvard Medical
1897 GRADUATES 339
School, 1908-; member A. A. A. S.; American Association for Cancer Research;
and many other scientific societies; writer chiefly on tumors, protozoa, leucocytes,
cancer; *. B. K.; S. H.; address, 41 Fairmount Ave., Wakefield, Mass.
UTLEY, HOWARD HARRIS, Ph.B.; M.E., Colorado State School of Mines 1900.
Mining engineer; A. K. E.; address, Sutton Steel Mining & Implement Co.,
Denver, Colo.
VAN GELDER, HOWARD MASON, M.E. Managing engineer Westinghouse,
Church, Kerr and Company; *. A. 9.; address, 37 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
WALCOTT, GREGORY DEXTER, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1899;
Ph.D. 1904; D.B., Union Theological Seminary 1900. Licensed Baptist preacher;
student philosophy and sociology. Universities of Bonn and Berlin, 1900-01 ; assistant
minister Central Congregational Church, Providence, R. I.; preacher SaylesvUle,
R. I.; professor Blackburn University; dean; professor of philosophy and psy-
chology, Hamline University, St. Paul, Minn., 1907-; member A. A. A. S.; Western
Philosophical Association; author The Kantian and Lutheran Elements in Ritschl's
Conception of God; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Hamline University, St. Paul, Minn.
WATSON, BYRON SPRAGUE, A.B. Merchant, firm of Greene, Anthony and
Company, Providence, R. I.; *. T.; address, 36 Pine St., Providence, R. I.
WATSON, FRANK ELBERT, Sc.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898. Fellow in
zoology. University of Nebraska, 1899-1901; senior fellow in biology, Clark Uni-
versity 1909-10; teacher biology, high school, Springfield, Mass., 1902-04; instructor
zoology, De Pauw University 1905-09; Hobart College 1910-13; assistant professor
1913-; A. T. A.; address, Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y.
WHEELER, FRANK ROWLAND, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Teacher
School for the Deaf, Faribault, Minn., 1900-06; in business. Mystic, Conn., 1906-13;
principal American School for the Deaf, 1913-; *. A. 9.; address, American School
for the Deaf, Hartford, Conn.
WHIPPLE, GUY MONTROSE, A.B.; Ph.D., Cornell University 1900. Scholar and
assistant in psychology, Clark University; assistant lecturer, assistant professor,
psychology and education, Cornell University, 1898- ; *. A. 9.; 2. S.; address,
Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.
WHITE, CHARLES ERNEST, A.B.; D.B., Hartford Theological Seminary 1900.
Ordamed Congregational minister; pastor Wilder, Vt.; Friendship, N. Y.; Berlin,
Lawrence, Mass.; Amherst, N. H.; North Congregational Church, Winchendon,
Mass., 1911-; *. A. 9.; address, 266 Front St., Winchendon, Mass.
WHITE, DAVID MITCHELL, A.B. Editor Cods County Democrat, Lancaster,
N. H.; address, Lancaster, N. H.
WILCOX, ROSWELL STORRS, Ph.B.; M.D., Boston University 1900. Physician
Providence, R. I.; member Providence Medical Association; fellow R. I. Medical
Society; externe R. I. Hospital 1912-; X. *.; address, 656 Broad St., Providence,
R. L
1898
ADAMS, EDWARD LAWRENCE, M.E. Signal engineer Lake Shore and Mich.
Southern Railroad; address, Cleveland, O.
ALLEN, JAMES SIDNEY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1903. Instructor,
R. I. College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts; admitted to bar 1903; lawyer;
assistant U. S. attorney for Mass., 1912-; trustee Bradford Academy; director
International Institution for Girls, in Spain; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 87 Milk St.,
Boston, Mass.
ARMS, AUDUBON, A.B. Graduated Episcopal Divinity School, West Philadelphia,
Penn., 1901; in city mission work, Philadelphia; *. T.; b. Philadelphia, Penn.,
July 19, 1876; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 21, 1902.
ARNOLD, FREDERICK WILLUM, A.B. A. A. *.; address, 159 Waterman St.,
Providence,R. I.
340 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1898
BALLENTINE, HARLAN JUDSON,A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Ordained
Baptist minister; pastor, Tremont, Sycamore, Lincoln, 111.; First Church, Marlboro,
Mass., 1911-; address, 388 Lincoln St., Marlboro, Mass.
BARROWS, ALBERT ARMINGTON, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1902.
Interne R. I. Hospital 1902-05; physician; A. A. *.; address, 38 Olive St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BARTLETT, DWIGHT KELLOGG, M.E. Assistant treasurer Builders' Iron
Foundry, Providence; vice president of the Steel and Iron Co., Providence; member
American Society of Mechanical Engineers; address, 1301 Narragansett Boulevard,
Edgewood, R. I.
BEAN, OREN NELSON, Ph.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1901;
ordained Baptist minister 1901; pastor Jericho, West Bolton, East Hardwick, Vt.;
Meredith, Woodstock, N. H.; Cavendish and Felchville, Vt., 1912-; address. Caven-
dish, Vt.
BOYD, PLINY ARTHUR, A.B. U. S. military service 1898; with Black and Boyd
Manufacturing Company, makers of gas and electric fixtures. New York, N. Y., 1898-;
director 1902-; with L. Plant and Co., 1908-; as manager of the Price-McKinlock
Co.; A. T.; address, 434 E. 23d. St., New York, N. Y.
BRADLEY, CHARLES, A.B. Toll traffic agent, Pittsburgh, Penn.; A. A. *.; b.
Providence, R. I., Dec. 19, 1877; d. Pittsburgh, Penn., Jan. 17, 1910.
BRIGGS, ARTHUR MASON, Ph.B. B. 9. n.; address, 133 So. Main St., Attle-
boro, Mass.
BRIGGS, ARTHUR PALMER, A.B. Principal grammar schools. North Dighton,
Mass.; Cumberland, R. I.; Natick, Winchester, Mass.; superintendent Chelmsford,
Carlisle and Dunstable District, 1909-10; principal Shepard Grammar School, Lynn,
Mass., 1910-; address, 6 George St., West Lynn, Mass.
BROOKINGS, LYLE WINTERS, Ph.B.; b. Quoin, 111., Dec. 10, 1873; d. Mattoon,
111., Sept. 12, 1910.
BUFFUM, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1902. Physician;
■ir. T.; address, 37 George St., Providence, R. I.
BURRAGE, THOMAS JAYNE,A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; M.D., Harvard
University 1903. Interne Massachusetts General Hospital; physician. Children's
Hospital, Portland, Me.; instructor Medical School of Maine, 1906-; physician;
member American Medical Association; Boylston Medical Society; *. B. K.; A. K.
E.; address, 139 Park St., Portland, Me.
CADY, WILLIAM HAMLIN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Chemist
Farbenfabriken of Elberfeld Company, New York and Philadelphia; Continental
Color and Chemical Co., Boston; Badische Co., Providence, 1907-; *. B. K.; S. S.;
A. A. #.; address, 127 Power St., Providence, R. I.
CALHOUN, HAZEN ALBERT, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1901; ordained Baptist minister 1901; pastor North Stonington, Conn.; Conway,
Mass.; Groton, Vt.; Norridgewock, Me.; Stamford, Vt.; Hancock, Mass., 1912-;
address, Hancock, Mass.
CARROLL, CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. 1913; LL.B., Harvard University 1901. Law-
yer; *. B. K.; *. K.; address, 79 Linwood Ave., Providence, R. I.
CHURCH, MELVIN FRANCIS, M.E. Mechanical engineer; address, 71 Mt.
Vernon St., Boston, Mass.
COMEY, JOHN WINTHROP, Ph.B.; LL.B., Columbia University 1901. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. $.; address, 52 West 54th St., New York, N. Y.
CORLEW, RUFUS EDWARD, A.B. Prmcipal high school, Sudbury, Mass.; super-
intendent schools, Wayland, Sudbury and Dover, Mass.; representative of Ginn &
Co., 1904-12; superintendent Middlesex Co. Training School, 1912-; A. K. B.;
address. No. Chelmsford, Mass.
CORNETT, GARDNER, Ph.B. Vice president American Steam Gauge and Valve
Mfg., Co., 1905-; A. A. *.; address, Lawrence Park, Bronxville, N. Y.
1898 GRADUATES 841
CORRIGAN, HENRY JOHN COLE, A.B.; A.M., St. Francis Xavier CoUege, New
York, N. Y., 1899; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University,
1902. Physician to St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, Providence; assistant siu-geon to
St. Joseph's Hospital; member Providence and American Medical Associations;
*. K.; address. Hi Broadway, Providence, R. I.
CRANE, FRANK GOODWIN, A.B.; LL.B., University of Michigan 1900. Admitted
to bar 1900; U. S. circuit court 1901; lawyer; assistant city solicitor; B. 6. n.;
address, 1328 The Nicholas, Toledo, O.
CROCKER, LOUIS ALLEN, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1902. Superin-
tendent Channing Hospital, Providence, R. I.; $. B. E.; A. T.A.; physician; address,
Brewster, Mass.
CURRIER, CLINTON HARVEY, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Instructor
mathematics. Brown University, 1899-; R. I. School of Design 1903-09; member
American Mathematical Society; *. B. K.; S. H-; address, 311 Wayland Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
DARLING, ERNEST LINCOLN, M.E. Draughtsman; address, 109 Jewett St.,
Providence, R. I.
DeVAULT, WALTER DAVID, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; LL.B., Harvard
University 1906; address, 804 Holston National Bank Building, Knoxville, Tenn.
DEXTER, THEODORE EVERETT, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Principal high school.
South Dartmouth, Mass.; sub-master high school. Central Falls, R. I., 1901-;
address, 46 Washington St., Central Falls, R. I.
DROWNE, GEORGE LEONARD, Ph.B.; A.M., Clark University 1906. Student
Harvard Divinity School; instructor, Clark College; journalist; Z. *.; address,
2 Catalpa Road, Providence, R. I.
DUNHAM, ALBERT MILTON, A.B. With U. S. Equitable Life Assurance Society
1898-1901; bookkeeper and salesman Attleboro, Mass., 1902-04; with Narragansett
Electric Lighting Company, 1904-; A. T.; address, 17 Gardner St., Attleboro, Mass.
EATON, CHARLES De MARCUS PAYNE, A.B. Law student; address, 24
Kenyon St., Providence, R. I.
FARNUM, HOWARD WAYLAND, Ph.B. Insurance agent; member R. I. senate
1899-1900; address, Chepachet, R. I.
FARRELL, JOSEPH HENRY, Ph.B. Teller Union Trust Company; National
Exchange Bank, 1909-; *. K.; address, 27 South Bend St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FELLOWS, WIRT T., A.B.; A.M., 1908; L.B., McMinnviUe College, Ore., 1894.
Ordained Baptist minister; pastor South Bend, Femdale, Wash.; Usquepaugh,
Perryville, R. I.; First Baptist Church, Berlin, N. H., 1911-; address, 79 High
St., Berlin, N. H.
FENNER, JOHN KELSEY, A.B. Teacher Block Island, North Scituate, Cranston,
R. I.; principal high school, Hopedale, Mass. 1908-11; Cranston, R. I., 1911-;
address, 147 Woodbine St., Auburn, R. I.
FERGUSON, JOHN BURNHAM, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1902. Interne
R. I. Hospital 1902-04; assistant superintendent 1904-05; physician; address, 369
Broad St., Providence, R. I.
FOSTER, MARSDEN RHODES, A.B. Methodist Episcopal minister; pastor
Drown ville, R. I.; Chartley, East Braintree, Mass.; with Boston Elevated Railway;
A. T. A.; address. West Medway, Mass.
FRANKLIN, ERTELLE ELWELL, Ph.B. Feed dealer; address, Whitney Point,
N. Y.
FULLER, ROBERT JAQUITH, A.B. Principal high school, Ayer, Mass.; super-
intendent schools. East Bridgewater, Norwood, Palmer, N. Attleboro, Mass.; A.
T. a.; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
FULTZ, DAVID LEWIS, Ph.B. Lawyer New York, N. Y. A. *. ; address, 41 Wall St.,
New York, N. Y.
GAMMONS, JOHN ASHLEY, Ph.B. Law student Harvard University 1898-99;
insurance agent; X. *.; address, 171 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
342 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1898
GASKELL, GEORGE ANTHONY. A.B. Lawyer; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address.
State Mutual Building, Worcester, Mass.
GEORGE, CHARLES HENRY, 2nd, A.B. With iEtna Life Insurance Co., Provi-
dence branch office; A. K. E.; address, 98 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
GORHAM, HOWARD BOWEN, A.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; member common
council. Providence, 1904-06; board of aldermen, 1906; president Providence
school committee 1912-; associate justice district court of the sixth judicial district
of R. I., 1909-; X. *.; address, 234 Knight St., Providence, R. I.
GREEN, ERIK HASTINGS, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; Ph.D. Heidelberg
University 1903. Private research-assistant chemistry, Mass. Institute of Tech-
nology, 1903; chemical engineer Tula Rubber Company, Hacienda de Tula, Vera
Cruz, Mexico; president Las Islitas Irrigation Co., Laredo, Texas, 1904-08; vice
president Riverside Plantation Inc., Victoria, Texas, 1909-11; consulting chemist.
North Attleboro, Mass., 1912-; author monographs and articles on scientific sub-
jects; *. T.; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
GREENE, WARREN EARL, Ph.B.; LL.B., Georgetown University 1902. Lawyer;
prosecuting attorney, Duluth; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address, 1620 Jefferson St.,
Duluth, Minn.
GREENWOOD, ARTHUR MOSES, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1902. House
officer and assistant resident physician Mass. General Hospital, Boston, Mass.;
physician; Z. *.; address, 69 Pleasant St., Marblehead, Mass.
GRINNELL, WILLIAM TAYLOR, Ph.B. With General Fire Extinguisher Com-
pany, Providence, R. I.; *. T.; b. Washington, D. C, Feb. 12, 1876; d. Providence,
R. L, Feb. 14, 1906.
GROVER, ARTHUR LEON, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1903; Sc.M..
State University of Iowa, 1913; instructor, Iowa Univerity; address, 527 North
Linn St., Iowa City, Iowa.
GUILE, WALTER AMER, A.B. Selling agent Eamscliffe Worsted Mills, New York;
secretary and treasurer Merchant Tailors' Cooperating Society; A. T. fi.; address,
432 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
GUNN, WILFORD JAY, A.B. Musician; with Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra,
Cincinnati, Ohio; A. T. fi.; address. Turners Falls, Mass.
GUSHEE, EDWARD STOCKBRIDGE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1902.
Physician New York; Z. *.; address, 204 West 86th St., New York, N. Y.
GUSTIN, GEORGE MACKIE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1901. Lawyer;
address, 146 Pleasant St., Attleboro, Mass.
HART, EPHKAIM LeROY, A.B. With F. M. Ballon Co., Providence; *. B. K.;
K. 2.; address, 22 Broome St., Providence, R. I.
HICKS, RATCLIFFE GEORGE EARLE, A.B. Lawyer; *. B. K.; A. T.; address,
55 Eddy St., Providence, R. I.
HIGGINS, JAMES HENRY, A.B.; A.M. 1908; LL.B., Georgetown University
1899; LL.M. 1900. Admitted to bar 1900; lawyer Pawtucket, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives 1902; mayor Pawtucket 1903-06; governor of Rhode
Island, 1907 and 1908; *. K.; address, 114 Prospect St., Pawtucket, R. I.
HOPKINS, FRANK EDWARD, M.E. First lieutenant U. S. army; A. T. «.;
address, Scofield Barracks, Honolulu, H. I.
HOST, ARTHUR GEORGE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Instructor
German, Brown University, 1903; teacher Providence, R. I.; principal, Ashton,
R. I.; instructor, Vermont Academy; head modem language department, high
school, Holyoke, Mass., 1903-08; Troy, N. Y., 1908-; A. T. A.; address, 32 Bruns-
wick Ave., Troy, N. Y.
HULL, EDWARD FEILING, M.E. Civil engineer; B. 9. H.; address, Millbury,
Mass.
HULL, HARRY CURTIS, M.E. Dealer in wool and cotton waste; B. 9. H.; ad-
dress, 112 Front St., Worcester, Mass.
HUNT, ERNEST MORRILL, A.B.; address. Box 373, Lowell, Mass.
1898 GRADUATES 343
HpfTER RICHARD RALLSTON, Ph.B. With Equitable Trust Company,
New York; A. *.; address, 37 WaU St., New York, N. Y.
HYDE, RALPH KINGSLEY. A.B. Instructor mathematics. Brown University,
1898-99; deputy collector U. S. internal revenue. Providence; with Isaac Prouty and
Company; with Brown and Sharpe Co., Providence, 1908-10; public accountant
Boston 1910-; address, 60 State St., Boston, Mass.
JENKS, GEORGE FRANCIS, Ph.B. Editor Evening Telegram, Holyoke, Mass.,
1900-10; assistant treasurer Griffin Burton Co., 1910-; A. *.; address, 200 Prospect
Ave., Shelton, Conn.
KAVANAUGH, LUKE JOSEPH, A.B.; LL.B., Denver University 1908. Lawyer-
city attorney Englewood, Colo., 1911-12-13; deputy district attorney Arapahoe Co.,
Colo., 1909-13, 1913-; address, Ernest and Cranmer Building, Denver, Colo.
KELAGHAN, JOHN HENRY, A.B.; *. B. K.; *. K. 2.; address, 112 Spring St..
Pawtucket, R. I. f e •
LAPHAM, SIMON SAYLES, Ph.B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; X. *.; address, 4
Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
LAUDER, WILLIAM, Ph.B. Law student Harvard University 1898-99; with
Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York; with Cereal Soaps Co., New York;
A. *.; address, 37 France St., Norwalk, Conn.
McGLAUFLIN, CLIFFORD ELMORE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1903.
Admitted to bar 1903; lawyer; member Portland city council, 1905-06; board of
aldermen, 1906-07; 1907-08; address, 191 Middle St., Portland, Me.
MARSH, CHARLES ATWOOD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Teacher high
school, Taunton, Mass., 1900-01; master mathematics high school, Pawtucket, R. I.,
1901-08; principal, Colt Memorial High School, Bristol, R. I., 1908-09; sub-master,
high school. Maiden, Mass.; member New England Association of Colleges and Pre-
paratory Schools; B. G. n.; address, 88 Summer St., Maiden, Mass.
MATHEWSON, LESTER BENJAMIN, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1898-01; ordained Hemet, Cal., 1904; pastor Hemet, Goleta, Otay, Cal.
Yuma, Arizona, 1910-; address, Yuma, Ariz.
MELLEN, GEORGE ALFRED, A.B. Secretary Norwich Publishing Company 1905-
newspaper editor, 1899-1909; secretary Hildreth and Rogers Co., publishers, 1909-
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 52 Abbott St., Lawrence, Mass.
MONAHAN, FRANCIS DENIS, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1898-99
lawyer; address, 53 State St., Boston, Mass.
MORRIS, GEORGE WINFIELD, A.B. Principal high school. Block Island, R. I.
Mattapoisett, Marlborough, Mass.; address, Marlborough, Mass.
MULTER,SMITHLEWIS,Ph.B.; LL.B.,NewYorkLawSchool. Lawyer; *.A.6.
address, 61 State St., East Orange, N. J.
O'BRIEN, DENNIS FRANCIS, A.B.; LL.B., Georgetown University 1901. Lawyer
New York; A. T. fl.; address, 125 Alta Ave., Park Hill, Yonkers, N. Y.
OSBORNE, CHARLES ERI, Ph.B. Superintendent schools Lakewood, N. J., 1898-
1902; salesman Brown and Bigelow, St. Paul, Minn., 1902-11; assistant sales manager
1911-13; address, room 957 5th Ave. Bldg., 200 Fifth Ave.. New York, N. Y.
OWEN, BERNARD WRIGHT, A.B. Teacher Caribou, Me.; Lynn, Mass.; b.
Portsmouth, N. H., July 14, 1872; d. Lynn, Mass., Oct. 22, 1900.
PAINE, CHARLES EDWIN, Ph.B.; A.M., upon examination 1902. Teacher
Lakewood, N. J.; Wilbraham, Mass.; Classical High School, Providence, R. I.,
1903-; address, 141 Grove St., Providence, R. I.
PERKINS, FORDYCE DEXTER, Ph.B. With Mutual Life Insurance Company
of N. Y., Evansville, Ind.; Eastern Mass. Agency, Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T. £2.;
address, 61 Tucker Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
PETTIBONE, JOHN, Ph.B. Principal grammar school. Broad Brook, Conn., 1898-
1902; high and grammar schools. New Milford, Conn., 1902-; superintendent schools.
New Milford, 1903-; *. B. K.; A. T. n.; address. New Milford, Conn.
344 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1898
PLACE, LEWIS TEW, Ph.B. Secretary The W. H. Place Manufacturing Company,
Providence, R. I.; A. *.; address, 87 Comstock Ave., Providence, R. I.
REEVES, DAVID WALLIS, Ph.B. With The McCall Company, publishers. New
York, N. Y.; sales manager and credit man James Marshall and Bros., 1908-;
e. A. X.; address, 84 Stanley St., Fall River, Mass.
ROWELL, ERNEST CLINTON, A.B. Furniture manufacturer; address, R. F. D.
No. 1, Box 15, Medford, Ore.
SCRIBNER, WOODBURY JOHN, A.B. Teacher Nashville, Tenn.; Candia, N. H.;
with Houghton, Mifflin and Company, Chicago, 111.; X. *.; • b. Lakeport, N. H.,
May 13, 1877; d. Pasadena, Cal., March 17, 1911.
SHERWOOD, GEORGE HERBERT, A.B. ; A.M. upon examination 1899. Assistant
curator invertebrate zoology, American Museum of Natural History, New York,
N. Y., 1902-05; curator of Public Instruction, 1906-; assistant secretary and assistant
treasurer, 1907-11; secretary, 1911-; fellow N. Y. Academy of Sciences; member
American Association for Advancement of Science; S. H.; address, 250 Fifth
Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y.
SIBLEY, FREDERICK HUBBARD, Ph.B.; M.E., Case School of Applied Sciences,
1905; assistant professor Case School of Applied Sciences; professor of mechanical
engineering. University of Alabama; University of Kansas; member American
Society of Mechanical Engineers; 2. S.; address, 1607 Tennisee St., Lawrence, Kan.
SLADE, WILLIAM ADAMS, Ph.B. Assistant, Library of Congress, Washington,
D. C, 1898-1900; assistant and chief assistant division of bibliography 1900-09;
librarian of National Monetary Commission and Finance Committee, U. S. Senate,
1909-12; assistant periodical division 1912-; member American Historical Associa-
tion; editor Browning's Rahhi Ben Ezra, 1902; compiler with H. H. B. Meyer of
Select List of Reference on the Monetary Question, 1913; *. B. K.; A. T.; address.
Library of congress, Washington, D. C.
SMART, FRED ANDREW, A.B. Teacher English, high school. New Castle, Penn.,
1899-1900; Tilton Seminary, Tilton, N. H., 1900-; *. B. K.; A. T. A.; address,
Tilton, N. H.
STEERE, THOMAS ELLWOOD, A.B. In business; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address,
84 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
TAFT, FRANKLIN KEITH, Ph.B. Commission merchant; A. A. *.; address, 39
Leonard St., New York, N. Y.
TAYLOR, JOSEPH, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1901. Or-
dained Baptist minister 1901; instructor in English and principal of the Baptist
College of the West China Union University; address, Chengtu, West China.
THOMPSON, MILLETT TAYLOR, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; Ph.D-
1902. Instructor zoology Clark University; *. B. K.; S. E.; b. Providence, R. I.,
Aug. 12, 1875; d. Chicago, 111., Aug. 7, 1907.
THOMSON, ANDREW SAMUEL, Ph.B.; A.M., Columbia University, 1912. Super-
intendent schools in Mass., 1898-1910; teacher of pedagogy. Normal School, Clarion,
Pa., 1912-; address. Clarion, Pa.
TOURTELLOT, WALTER ROY, A.B.; D.B., Episcopal Theological School, Cam-
bridge, Mass., 1904. Ordained Episcopal deacon 1904; priest 1905; rector St.
Thomas's Chm-ch, Providence, R. I., 1904-14; St. John's church, Taunton, 1914-;
address, 7 King St., Taunton, Mass.
TROY, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.B. Assistant instructor physical culture. Brown
University, 1898-99; lawyer; *. K.; address, 55 Barton St., Providence, R. I.
WALKER, GEORGE EDWARD, Ph.B.; LL.B., Boston University. Lawyer,
Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; A. T. Q..; address, 7 Francis Ave., Wakefield, Mass.
WARBURTON, STACY REUBEN, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological
Seminary 1902; ordained Baptist minister; missionary American Baptist Foreign
Missionary Society, Kia-ying, China, 1902-04; pastor North Stratford, N. H.;
assistant editor and later, editor Baptist Missionary Magazine; assistant secretary,
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, 1911-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address,
Sharon, Mass.
1898 GRADUATES
345
WARD WELL, HEZEKIAH CHURCH, A.B.; LL.B., University of Nebraska 1900.
Admitted to bar 1900; probate judge, Bristol, R. I., 1908-10; president Wardwell
Lumber Co.; address, Bristol, R. I.
WELLS, JOHN EDMUND, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Teacher Brook-
side, N. J., 1898-99; student JeJFerson Medical College, Philadelphia, Penn., 1900-01;
teacher Philippine Islands, 1901-02; *. B. K.; b. Scituate, R. I., Feb. 24, 1871;
murdered Island of Cebu, Philippine Islands, June, 1902.
WESLEY, THOMAS DAMMES [formerly Thomas Wesley Dammes], A.B.; D.B..
Union Theological Seminary 1901. Student Rochester Theological Seminary;
Union Theological Seminary; ordained Baptist minister; pastor; teacher. West-
wood, N. H.; pastor Etna, Pluckamin, N. J.; missionary, Indian Reservation,
Kansas; pastor Milden Presbyterian Church, Sharps, Va., and Campbell Memorial,
Weems, Va., 1912-; *. r. A.; address. Sharps, Va.
WHITING, BORDEN DURFEE, Ph.B.; LL.B., New York Law School 1900.
Lawyer Providence, R. I.; New York, N. Y.; assistant attorney Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad, New York, 1903-05; attorney 1905-07; member R. I.
house of representatives 1904; member city council. East Orange, N. J., 1911-;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; addres,s, care of Colby and Whiting, Essex Building, Newark, N. J.
WHITTAKER, BURTIS ERWIN, A.B.; Ph.B. Albany Normal College 1899.
Principal high schools, Rhinebeck, Cattaraugus, Dunkirk, N. Y.; superintendent of
schools, Le Roy, N. Y.; principal County High School, Kalispell, Montana, 1911-;
X. *.; address, Philadelphia, N. Y.
WIGHTMAN, EDWIN EVANS, Ph.B. Draughtsman Penn. Steel Company,
Steelton, Penn.; address, 153 155th St., Harvey, 111.
WILCOX, HOWELL GEORGE, C.E. Printer; *. A. 6.; address, 148 Peari St.,
Boston, Mass.
WILLIAMS, JAMES MICKEL, A.B.; B.D., Union Theological Seminary, 1901;
Ph.D., Columbia University 1906. Professor of economics and pedagogy, Hobart
College; *. B. K.; A. T. A.; address, Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y.
WINCHESTER, WILLIAM EUGENE, A.B. Teacher high school. Providence,
R. I.; Philadelphia Textile School; director Mississippi Textile School, Agricultural
College, Miss., 1903-05; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Deering, Millikin and Co., 79
Leonard St., New York, N. Y.
1899
ALLEN, CHARLES BRADBURY, A.B., M.D., University of Colorado, 1905; physi-
cian; address, Parma, Idaho.
ATKINS, CHARLES DUKE, A.B. Principal First Grammar School, Keene, N. H.,
1899-1900; assistant principal Belmont School, Belmont, Cal., 1900-03; secretary
American Society for Extension of University Teaching, 1903-; editor University
Extension Bulletin; X. *.; address, 730 Witherspoon Bldg., Philadelphia, Penn.
BABBITT, JOHN EDWARD, Ph.B. Travelling auditor, American Express Com-
pany, 1899-92; treasurer and manager Bellows Falls Machine Company, 1902-09;
treasurer and director Robertson Paper Company; address. Bellows Falls, Vt.
BAKER, D WIGHT WOOD, A.B. Cattle ranch; *. T.; address. Box 423, Pueblo,
Colo.
BAKER, RUSSELL WIGHTMAN, A.B. Salesman Carnegie Steel Company, Boston,
Mass.; A. *.; address, 669 Washington St., Brookline, Mass.
BAKER, WILLIAM EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. Baptist
minister; pastor Eden, Me., 1903; Trenton, N. J.; Readsboro, Cavendish, Vt.; Enos-
burg Falls Baptist Church, 1912-; address, Enosburg Falls, Vt.
BARBER, HOWARD CLARK, Ph.B. Teacher 1899-1900; law student Harvard
University 1900-03; with Society for Prevention of Crime, New York; address, 50
Union Square, New York, N. Y.
BARKER, RALPH EDMONDS, A.B. Merchant; A. K. E.; address, 19 Main St.,
Taunton, Mass.
346 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1899
BAYLIS, GEORGE WILLIAM, Ph.B. Clerk DeWitt Clinton High School, New
York, N. Y., 1899-1900; junior teacher High School of Commerce, New York, 1903-
04; with Lamont, Corlis and Company, New York; address, 413 Fifth St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
BEAL, GEORGE SAFFORD, A.B.; C.E. 1901. Civil Engineer; A. T. A.; address,
1810 13th St., Altoona, Pa.
BEALE, SAMUEL MARSDEN, Sc.B.; M.D., Jefferson Medical CoUege 1902; physi-
cian; A. T. A.; address, Sandwich, Mass.
BENNETT, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1902.
Lawyer; address, 14 Jenkins St., Providence, R. I.
BIGELOW, WARREN, Ph.B.; LL.B., New York University 1901; LL.M. 1902.
Tutor English, College of the City of New York, 1900-05; admitted to bar 1901;
lawyer, member of firm. Black, Varien, Bigelow and Somers; lecturer Brooklyn Law
School 1904; A. A. *.; address, 44 Pme St., New York, N. Y.
BISHOP, ERNEST SIMONS, A.B.; M.D., Cornell Medical College; A. T. fi.; ad-
dress, 422 West End Ave., New York, N. Y.
BLAISDELL, ALBERT MORTON, Sc.B. With Blaisdell Milling Company, flour
millers; address, 200 Metropolitan Life Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.
BLANCHARD, ARTHUR HORACE, C.E.; A.M., Columbia University 1902. In-
structor civil engineering. Brown University, 1899-1901, 1902-03; assistant professor
1903-06; associate, 1906-10; assistant engineer State Board of Public Roads, R. I.;
professor of highway engineering; Columbia University 1910-; fellow American
Association for the Advancement of Science; member Society for the Promotion of
Engineering Education and others; S. S.; A. T. A.; address, Brown University,
Providence, R. I.
BOARDMAN, LESTER WELLS, A.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1902. Teacher
Montour Falls, N. Y.; University School, Providence, R. I.; head of English depart-
ment, Baltimore City College, 1904-12; professor English literature, Rhode Island
State College, 1912-; A. K. E.; address, Kingston, R. I.
BOURN, STEPHEN WENTWORTH, Ph.B. President Bourn Rubber Company;
*. T.; address, P. O. Box 1158, Providence, R. I.
BREWER, URBAN CHARLES, Ph. B. Secretary Lawi-enceville Cement Company
1899-1903; Baldwin Steel Co., 1903-07; partner Chatfield and Brewer, 1903-07;
treasurer Glasco Ice Co., 1910-13; B. 6. n.; address, 235 Prospect St., East Orange,
N.J.
BRIGHAM, CLARENCE SAUNDERS, A.B.; A.M., 1909. Assistant in Library.
Brown University, 1899-1900; librarian R. I. Historical Society, 1900-08; librarian,
American Antiquarian Society, 1910-; member American Antiquarian Society,
American Historical Association and other historical societies; author History of
R. I., in Field's Rhode Island; editor Records of the Town of Portsmouth; Harris
Papers; Fourth Paper Presented by Major Butler; Royal Proclamations Concerning
America; *. B. K.; address, 78 Elm St., Worcester, Mass.
BROWN, HAROLD WINFRED, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, Tremont Bldg., Boston, Mass.
BROWN, HOWARD HAINES, A.B. Graduated Crozer Theological Seminary 1902;
ordained Baptist minister 1902; pastor Cape May; Orange, N. J.; First Baptist
Church, Flemington, N. J.; address, 168 Main St., Flemington, N. J.
BROWN, LLOYD, Ph.B. Manufacturer; Z. *.; address, 727 Palisade Ave., Yonkers,
N. Y.
BRYANT, NATHANIEL FRANCIS, Ph.B. With Charles Head and Company,
Boston, Mass.; B. G. n.; address, 70 Walker St., NewtonviUe, Mass.
BULLEN, WALTER BOARDMAN, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1903; B.D.
Newton Theological Institution 1904; missionary American Baptist Missionary
Union, Japan; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Morioka, Japan.
BURNS, PAUL HENRY, A.B. Law student Providence, R. I.; lawyer; with general
attorney for Eastern Group of Bell Telephone Companies; *. K.; address, 15 Dey
St., New York, N. Y.
1899 GRADUATES
347
CAMPBELL, JAMES WINTHROP, Ph.B. A. A. *.; address, Mercedes, Texas.
CHACE, LAURENCE HERBERT, Ph.B. Teacher West Stewartstown, N. H.;
Boston, Mass.; government clerk, U. S. Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mass.; depart-
ment of supplies and accounts, 1908-13; address, 291 East Eagle St., East Boston,
Mass.
CHADSEY, MERTON LELAND, C.E. With American Locomotive Company
Z. *.; address, 30 Church St., New York, N. Y.
CHASE, JAMES HARPER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. Assistant and
instructor in English, Brown University, 1899-1903; instructor English High School,
Providence 1903-; *. B. K.; address, 101 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
CHASE, JULIAN CLEMENT, Ph.B. Dealer in automobiles; editor automobUe
publications; 6. A. X.; address, 119 West 40th St., New York, N. Y.
CHURCH, GEORGE DUDLEY, A.B. Head master and owner Abbott School,
Farmington, Me.; *. B. K.; address, Farmington, Me.
CLARK, WALTER WILLIAM, Ph3. Law student Boston University; lawyer;
address, 15 Westland St., Worcester, Mass.
CLOUGH, JOHN ARTHUR, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. T. A.; address, 1 Merrick St., Worcester, Mass.
COLE, FRANCIS SESSIONS, A.B. Foreman; address. Cole Ave., Providence.
R. I.
COLT, LeBARON CARLETON, A.B. In business Providence, R. L; *. T.; address,
Bristol, R. I.
COMSTOCK, WILLIAM PRATT, Ph.B. Real estate; *. T.; address, 160 Brown
St., Providence, R. I.
CONGDON, GEORGE EDGAR, Ph.B. With the Congdon and Carpenter Co.;
address, 1740 Cranston St., Knightsville, R. I.
COOKE, CHARLES OSMOND, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900; M.D. Yale
University, 1905; address, 46 Arch St., Providence, R. I.
COTTON, WILLIAM MATHER, C.E. Division engineer Mo. Pacific R. R.; Z. *.;
b. Providence, R. I., July 1, 1878; d. Sept. 29, 1908.
COTTRELL, WALTER COATES, A.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1899-1900; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
CROWELL, ARTHUR FREEMAN, A.B. Teacher; clerk; *. B. K.; address, 19
Parade St., Providence, R. I.
GUSHING, IRA MAY, M.E. With General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
and Boston, 1901-; address, 20 Rawson Road, Wollaston, Mass.
DANA, CHARLES BATES, Ph.B.; LL.B., New York Law School 1904. Student
Paris, 1900; with Tribune, New York, N. Y., 1900-02; lawyer New York; member
firm of Dorman and Dana; A. *.; address, 48 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
DAVID, GEORGE WARREN, Ph.B. Engineer, officer, U. S. Revenue Cutter Ser-
vice; A. T. a.; address. Woods Hole, Mass.
DAVID, JACOB, Ph.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution, 1901; ordained 1900;
industrial missionary; address, Seir Urmia, Persia.
DAVIS, GEORGE HOWARD, M.E. Designer ordnance department, U. S. Army,
1902-03; machine designer General Electric Company, Lynn, Mass.; secretary John
P. Kenyon Mfg. Co.; 9. A. X.; addiess, 18 Kossuth St., Pawtucket, R. I.
^E COUDRES, THOMAS HART, A.B. Principal and teacher West Medway,
Mass., Putnam, Conn., Southbridge, Mass.; superintendent of schools. East Hart-
ford, Conn., 1905-12; Grafton, Mass., 1912-; address Grafton, Mass.
DEWEY, CHARLES THOMPSON, Ph.B. Structural engineer; with Green and
Wicks, architects. Buffalo, N. Y.; *. B. K.; b. Alford, Mass., Sept. 2, 1878; d.
Buffalo, N. Y., August 2. 1911.
DOW, CHARLES HOWARD, C.E. Civil engineer 111. Central R. R. ; Great Northern
R. R.; Chicago and Northwestern Railway; instructor Mechanics Arts High School,
and St. Paul Institute, St. Paul, Minn.; A. T. A.; address, 25 Langford Park Place,
St. Paul, Mum.
348 BROWN UNIVEESITY 1899
DOWS, JOSEPH WILLIAM, Ph.B. Address unknown.
DUNN, ALBERT EDMUND, A.B. Stockman; address, Oswego, Mont.
DYER, JAMES FRANKLIN, A.B. Vice-president Aldrich-Eldredge Company,
wholesale grocers; A. K. E.; address, 22 Cabot St., Providence, R. I.
EASTON, CHARLES DANIEL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900; M.D., Harvard
University IQOl. Interne Mass. General Hospital, Boston, Mass., 1904-05; assistant
superintendent 1905-07; physician; address, 36 Ayrault St., Newport, R. I.
ESTES, RALPH CALEB, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902. Lawyer;
A. T. Q.; address, Attleboro, Mass.
EWER, BERNARD CAPEN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900; Ph.D., Harvard
University 1904. Instructor mathematics. Brown University, 1899-1901; psychology
1902-03; instructor philosophy Northwestern University 1905-08; assistant pro-
fessor 1908-11; professor of philosophy Reed College 1911-; *. B. K.; A. T. A.;
address. Reed College, Portland, Ore.
EWER, NATHANIEL TRULL, Ph.B. Chemist; *. A. 9.; address, 405 East 13th
St., Chester, Pa.
FARNHAM, WILLIAM ELLIS, Ph.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1901.
Electrical engineer American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Boston, Mass.
traffic engineer Boston division, N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Company, 1905-10
local traffic engineer American Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1910-; *. B. K.
A. T. n.; address, 15 Dey St., New York, N. Y.
FIELD, EVAN DALE, A.B. Principal public schools Clinton, N. J.; director and
secretary Smithfield Coal and Coke Company, Smitkfield, Penn.; lawyer; address,
Uniontown, Penn.
FITZ, ARTHUR HUNT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902. lawyer; inspector
for R. I. State Board of Public Roads; K. S.; address, care of L. H. Salisbury,
R. F. D., Oak Lawn, R. I.
FRANCIS, CHARLES KENWORTHY, Ph.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1904. In-
structor chemistry. Brown University, 1898-99. Adjunct professor chemistry, Georgia
School of Technology, 1899-1901; junior professor chemistry, and in charge of textile
chemistry, 1901-03; professor chemistry. Converse College, Spartanburg, S. C, 1903-
07; fellow University of Illinois, 1907-08; instructor Missouri University, 1908-10;
Oklahoma Agricultural College, 1910-; X. *.; address, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
FULLER, CALEB ALLEN, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900; Ph.D. 1903.
Assistant bacteriologist Wisconsin State Hygienic Laboratory, 1904-06; bacteriologist
and instructor, 1906-08; instructor in bacteriology, Wisconsin University, 1908-10;
assistant professor, 1910; author monographs and articles in scientific journals;
S. S.; address, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
GATES, CHARLES ISRAEL, A.B. Principal schools. Westerly. R. I., 1899-1909;
submaster V. W. Lincoln School, Boston, 1900-; K. S ; address, 15 Bentham Road,
Dorchester, Mass.
GIFFORD, NATHANIEL HOWLAND, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1903.
Physician; *. B. K.; *. A. 6.; address, 116 University Ave., Providence, R. I.
GILES, ARTHUR LEONARD, A.B.; C.E. 1900. District sales manager for Ran-
some Concrete Machinery Co.; A. T. A.; address Glenside, Pa."
GLEN, JOHN AIASON, C.E. Civil engineer; address, 1028 Douglas Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
GOULDING, GEORGE ALBERT, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Instructor
Sanskrit, Latin and Greek, Brown University, 1899-1901; instructor Worcester
Academy, 1901-02; graduate student Harvard University 1902-03; bank clerk;
organist; tutor; lawyer; *. B. K.; A. T. Q.; address, 167 Gushing St., Providence,
R. I.
GRIM, BENJAMIN WARD, A. B. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; town solicitor Crans-
ton, R. I., 1904-11 ; judge of probate, 1906-11 ; town solicitor, Richmond, R. I., 1910-;
address, 42 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
1899 GRADUATES 349
GUILD, CLARENCE HERBERT, Ph.B. Clerk, Joseph Banigan Rubber Com-
pany; with U. S. Rubber Company, 1904-; A. *.; address, 1790 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
GUILFORD, PAUL SHELLEY. M.E. Teacher Tougaloo University, Miss.; in-
structor mechanical engineering, Washington Agricultural College, Pullman, Wash.;
address, Westport, Wash.
HALE, GORDON DYER, Ph.B.; M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons, Colum-
bia University, 1904; surgeon in U. S. Navy, 1907- ; *. T.; address. Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery, Navy Department, Washington, D. C.
HALL, DWIGHT HUBBELL, Ph.B. Superintendent Bridgeport Hydraulic Com-
pany; *. A. 9.; address, 319 Mill Hill Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
HANSON, EDWARD SHANNON, Ph.B.; D.Pharm., Mass. College of Pharmacy
1904. Pharmacist; A. *.; address, 18 Cedar St., Taunton, Mass.
HARTWELL, JOSEPH CHARLES, A.B. Engmeer General Fu'e Extinguisher
Company; A. A. *.; address, 77 Parade St., Providence, R. I.
HATHAWAY, GUILFORD CLINTON, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902.
Lawyer; register of probate and insolvency, Bristol Co., Mass., 1912-; X. *.; ad-
dress. Fall River, Mass.
HAZELTINE, HUGH VINCENT, A.B. General manager Conewango Furniture
Company; A. K. E.; address, Warren, Penn.
HENRY, MELLINGER EDWARD, A.B. Teacher Bridgeton, N. J., 1900-02; grad-
uate student Harvard University 1902-04; teacher Englewood, N. J., 1904-06; K. S.;
address, Dickinson High School, Jersey City, N. J.
HIGGINS, LOTHROP DAVIS, Ph.B. Instructor natural science Morgan School,
Clinton, Conn.; instructor science and pedagogy. Conn. State Normal School, Dan-
bury, Conn., 1905-; author Lessons in Physios; First Science Book; Simple Experi-
ments in Physics; Common School Science; *. B. K.; address, 17 Osborne St., Danbury,
Conn.
HILLIARD, CARLOS GROUT, A.B.; A.M., upon examination 1900; M.D., Yale
University 1904; Physician; *. B. K.; K. S.; address, 122 Cajon St., Redlands, Cal.
HOLMES, LOUIS RHODES, A.B. Clerk Union Trust Company, Providence, R. I.;
B. 9. n.; address, 501 Potter Ave., Providence, R. I.
HORSMAN, OLIVER CHACE, A.B.; B.D., Crozer Theological Seminary 1903.
Instructor Crozer Theological Seminary; ordained Baptist minister; pastor Mor-
ristown, N. J.; Toronto, Canada; First Baptist Church, Williamsport, Pa.; author
One Day Rest in Seven; *. B. K.; address, Williamsport, Pa.
HOWARD, EDDY PHILLIPS, A.B. Principal grammar school. North Scituate,
R. I., 1901-04; teacher mathematics, high school. South Manchester, Conn., 1904-07;
superintendent of schools, Chester, Conn., 1907-12; address, 28 New Fenner Ave.,
Arlington, R. I.
HULL, CHARLES ARNOLD, Ph.B. Manager New York office Union Bleaching
and Finishing Company of Greenville, S. C, 1905-; 9. A. X.; address, 63 Leonard St.,
New York, N. Y.
HUNT, ALBERT FOSTER, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1907; physician;
address, Bridgewater, Mass.
HUNT, IRVING OWEN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902. Admitted to bar
1903; lawyer; A. A. *.; address, 152 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I.
HUSSEY, OLIVER PERRY, A.B. With M. G. Wight and Company, Lowell, Mass.,
1900-12; with Louis G. Neville and Co., Boston, 1912-; trustee and asst. treasurer,
Standard Securities Co., Boston, 1913-; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 3 Hall Ave..
Nashua, N. H.
JENNINGS, FRANK ALVORD, Ph.B. In business; A. K. E.; address, 214 West
Genesee St., Auburn, N. Y.
JOHNSON, FRANCIS SEVERANCE, A.B. Journalist; author Capitol Stories;
Voices of the Morning; K. S.; address. New York American, New York, N. Y.
JOHNSON, NELS, A.B. Instructor French, Brown University, 1899-1900; *. B. K.;
address. Southern N. E. Telephone Co., Norwich, Conn.
350 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1899
JONES, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900; Ph.D. 1903. Instructor
history. Brown University, 1903-04; teacher Hope Street High School; h. Worcester,
Mass., Dec. 9, 1875; d. Providence, R. I., March 27, 1906.
KELSEY, ASA EDWARD, A.B. Pastor Friends' Church, Winthrop Centre, Me..
1899-1903; superintendent Friends' mission work, Palestine, 1904-08; pastor, Minne-
apolis, Minn., 1908-12; address. Ram Allah, Jerusalem, Palestine.
KENT, JAMES MANNING, A.B.; M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 1903. Interne New York Hospital, 1903-05; physician New
York; visiting physician Seton Hospital, 1910-; member county, state, and various
local medical societies; A. *.; address, 495 West End Ave., New York, N. Y.
KOOPMAN, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, A.B. Librarian Md. Diocesan Library,
Baltimore, Md., 1899-1901; *. B. K.; K. S.; b. Freeport, Me., Feb. 4, 1877; d.
Boston, Mass., April 25, 1901.
LITTLEFIELD, NATHAN WHITMAN, C.E. Assistant engineer N. Y., N. H. and
H. R. R.; address, 26 Washington St., Central Falls, R. I.
LOWELL, RUSSELL CROSBY, M.E. Sub-master high school, Amherst, Mass.,
1900-01; teacher. Technical High School, Providence, 1904-; address, 420 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I.
McCaffrey, JOSEPH jay, Ph.B. Lawyer; address. Industrial Trust Bldg.,
Providence, R. I.
McCONNICO, ANDREW JACKSON, Ph.B. Lawyer; American consul; B. 0. n.;
address, St. Johns, Quebec, Canada.
MALLORY, harry HEMAN, Ph.B. President MaUory and MitcheU Advertising
Co., 1904-; *. A. e.; address, 702 Security Bldg., Chicago, HI.
MANGANO, ANTONIO, A.B., A.M. Columbia University 1903; D.B. Union Theo-
logical Seminary 1903. Superintendent Italian Mission, American Baptist Home
Mission Society, New York; pastor Italian Baptist Church, Brooklyn, 1904-07;
professor in charge Italian Department, Colgate University, 1907-; address, 18
Jackson St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MARTIN, RICHARD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Student; address,
90 Webster Ave., Providence, R. I.
MASON, EUGENE WATERMAN, Ph.B. Architect; *. T.; address, care Messrs.
Carrere and Hastings, New York, N. Y.
MILLARD, FRANK COWPERTHWAIT, Ph.B. Student literature. Great Barring,
ton, Mass.; b. Egremont, Mass., March 27, 1873; d. Great Barrington, Mass., July
11, 1911.
MILLER, HAROLD TREDENIC, Ph.B. In operating department of steel mills,
laboratory, mines, coke ovens, blast furnaces, 1899-1912; special agent. National
Tube Co.; New England District, 1912-; address, John Hancock Bldg., Boston, Mass.
MURPHY, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904.
Lawyer; A. T.; address, 41 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
NILES, NATHANIEL LEO, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1905. Physician;
b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 19, 1876; d. there March 23, 1911.
NORRIS, WILFRED BENSON, A.B. Insurance agent; address, 390 Knight St.,
Providence, R. I.
PARKER, GEORGE WARREN, A.B.; A.M. Drury College, 1905. Instructor
Mount Hermon Boys' School, 1900-02; Drury College, Springfield, Mo., 1902-05;
I principal Oxford, Mass., High School, 1905-07; instructor English, Colby Academy,
1907-; address, 48 Church St., Concord, N. H.
PERKDSrS, RICHARD ROY. A.B.; Ph.D., University of Chicago 1905. Student
Harvard University 1901-02; ordained Baptist minister 1905; pastor, Eockford, 111.;
in Y. M. C. A. work; author Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents; address, Y. M. C. A.,
Portland, Ore.
PEVEAR, JESSE STETSON, Ph.B. RaUway engineer. General Electric Co.; general
superintendent Twin City Rapid Transit Co.; vice-president and general manager,
Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction Co.; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 506 Linwood Ave.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
1899 GRADUATES 351
PHETTEPLACE.THURSTON MASON, Ph.B.; M.E. 1901. Instructor mechanical
drawing. Brown University, 1899-00; 1901-05; mechanical engineering, 1905-06
assistant professor, 1906-13; *. B. K.; S. S.; *. A. 9.; b. May 3, 1887 and d. Sept,
7, 1913, Portland, Me.
PUTNEY, FREEMAN, A.B. President Scott Stamp and Coin Co.; *. A. 9.
address, 25 South 11th Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
RAYMOND, GEORGE HERVEY, A.B. Lawyer, firm of Bassett and Raymond
X. *.; address, 170 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
REMESTGTON, CHARLES CADY, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1900-02
lawyer; A. T.; address, 86 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
RICHARDSON, WILLIS BROWN, Ph.B. Lawyer; address, 19 College St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
RICHMOND, FRANK EDDY, 2d. A.B. Manufacturer; *. T.; address, 138
George St., Providence, R. I.
ROBINSON, CHARLES GILBERT, Ph.B. With R. L. Day and Company, Boston,
Mass.; B. 9. n.; address, Mansfield, Mass.
ROSS, ADAM FRANKLIN, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Master The
Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, N. J., 1900-04; teacher history, high school.
New York, N. Y., 1904-; address, 65 Kenilworth Place, Ridgewood, N. J.
SAGE, JOHN DAVIS, A.B. Second vice president Union Central Life Insurance
Company, Cincinnati, O.; A. A. *.; address, 240 McCormick Place, Cincinnati, O.
SCHWEGLER, RAYMOND ALFRED, A.B. Professor classical languages, Indian
University, Bacone, I. T.; professor Greek literature and pedagogy, Ottawa Uni-
versity, Ottawa, Kans.; professor Hebrew, Kansas City Baptist Seminary, 1902-03;
*. B. K.; address. University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan.
SCUDDER, LEON WILLIAM, A.B. Principal grammar school, Bumside, Conn.;
*. B. K.; address. Box 5, Burnside, Conn.
SHAW, LAURENCE MOSS, A.B. Assistant, Public Library, Providence, 1900-05;
1911-; assistant Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1905-10; *. B. K.;
address. Oak Lawn, R. I.
SHEFFIELD, ALBERT HENRY, Ph.B. Law student Worcester, Mass., 1899-1900;
building estimator; A. T.; address, 5047 Winthrop Ave., Chicago, 111.
SIMMONS, FRED ALBERT, Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 1903. U. S. military service 1898; physician Brockton, Mass.;
surgeon, Brockton Hospital; member American Medical Society; B. 9. II.; address,
63 Main St., Brockton, Mass.
SMITH, CHARLES HENRY, Ph.B. Librarian Public Library, Denver, Col.,
1900-11;, University of Colorado Library, 1911-; A. K. E.; address, 9^9 15th St.,
Boulder, Col.
SOULE RUFUS ALBERTON, Jr., Ph.B. Member of firm Hutchinson, Soule and
Company, cloth brokers. New York City; A. K. E.; address, Woodmere, Long
Island, N. Y.
STEARNS HENRY BUTLER, Ph.B. Teacher N. H. and R. I., 1899-1902; super-
intendent of schools, Cheshire County, N. H. ; address, 464 Amherst St., Manchester,
N. H.
STOCKWELL EDWARD AMOS, A.B. Law student Harvard University, 1900-02;
admitted to bar 1903; lawyer; A. T.; address, 61 East Manning St., Providence, R. I.
STOREY RALPH EWING, A.B.; L.B., McMinnville College 1895; B.D.. Newton
Theological Institution. Pastor Harrisville, R. I.; North Oxford, Holden, Mass.;
Pendleton, Ore., 1907-; address, Pendleton, Ore.
SUTCLIFFE GEORGE WILLIAM, Ph.B. Chemist and overseer dyeing, SUver
Spring Blelching and Dyeing Company, 1899-03; U S. Fimshing.Co 1903-08;
Southbridge Printing Co., 1908-10; New Bedford and Agawam Fmishmg Co., 1910-;
address. Box 93, Wareham, Mass.
SWAIN. HARRISON TARBELL, A.B. Teacher Island of Panay P. I., 1901-03;
first lieutenant U. S. Marine Corps; K. S.; address, 5 Mason St., Nashua, N. H.
352 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1899
TEAGTJE, CHARLES McCALLUM, A.B. Teacher Oxford, Lee, Wiscasset, Me.;
address, Wiscasset, Me.
THOMAS, LOUIS ALBION, A.B. Teacher Blairstown, N. J.; Philippine Islands;
*. B. K.; A. T. A.; b. Lowell, Mass., Sept. 30, 1876; murdered, Philippine Islands,
June, 1902.
THOMPSON, EDWARD EVERETT, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. In-
structor German, Brown University, 1899-1902; teacher languages, Mitchell's
Military School, Billerica, Mass., 1902-04; principal high school, Montpelier, Vt.,
1904-08; sub-master Winchester High School; *. B. K.; A. T. a.; address, Win-
chester, Mass.
TILLINGHAST, FREDERICK HOWARD, C.E. Student Mass. Institute of
Technology, 1899-1900; civil engineer Chicago Great Western Railroad; U. S.
Geological Survey; U. S. Reclamation Service; Z. *.; address, 235 Cheney St.,
Reno, Nev.
TINGLEY, JOHN BARNES, A.B. With General Electric Company, Chicago, 111.,
1900-09; secretary and treasurer Tingley Electric Co., Green Bay, Wis.; address,
939 S. Webster Ave., Green Bay, Wis.
UTLEY, GEORGE BURWELL, Ph.B. Assistant librarian Watkinson Library,
Hartford, Conn., 1899-1901; librarian Md. Diocesan Library, Baltimore, Md.,
1901-05; Carnegie Public Library, Jacksonville, Fla., 1905-11; secretary and execu-
tive ofiScer of the American Library Association and its publishing board, 1911-;
author Life and Times of Thomas John Claggett; A. K. E.; address, 78 East Washing-
ton St., Chicago," 111.
VOSE, FREDERICK ALVAH, Ph.B. With J. A. Gammons, general msurance,
1908; Z. *.; address, 171 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
WALSH, CHARLES ALBERT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902. Lawyer;
address, 19 College St.. Providence, R. I.
WEEDEN, RAYMER BALCH, Ph.B. Superintendent New York Mills Bleachery;
■*. T.; address, 158 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
WELLMAN, JOHN RALPH, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1902. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. T. fi.; address, 983 Franklin St., Melrose Highlands, Mass.
WOOD, NELSON ALLEN, A.B. Graduated New Bedford Textile School 1901;
instructor textile department International Correspondence Schools of Scranton,
Penn., New Bedford, Mass.; A. T.; b. May 21, 1877, New Bedford, Mass.; d. there
Jan. 12, 1906.
WOODRUFF, FRANK OTIS, Ph.B.; A.M., Tabor College 1901. Instructor chem-
istry; assistant chemist, Neb. Experiment Station; New Mexico College of Agri-
culture; Bureau of Chemistry, U. S. Department of Agriculture; address. Food and
Drug Inspection Laboratory, U. S. Appraiser's Stores, Boston, Mass.
WYCKOFF, WILLIAM WATSON, A.B. Manager Hotel St. James, New York.
1901-10; Sherman Square Hotel, 1910-; K. S.; address, Sherman Square Hotel,
New York, N. Y.
1900
ADAMS, LUTHER BENTLEY, A.B. Vice principal Peddie Institute, 1901-04,
1905-06; instructor Dwight School, New York, 1904-05; instructor Shadyside
Academy, Pittsburgh, Penn., 1907-09; head master jimior school, 1909-13; principal,
1913-; *. B. K.; K. Z.; address, 6342 Wahmt St., Pittsburgh, Penn.
ANDERSON, CLIFFORD SPENCE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1903.
Admitted to Mass. bar 1903; lawyer; assistant city solicitor, Worcester, Mass., 1908-;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 314 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
ARMINGTON, ASA WARREN, A.B. With Shreve, Crump and Low Company,
Boston, Mass.; A. T.; address, 31 Parker St., Newton Centre, Mass.
ARMINGTON, HERBERT HAMLIN, A.B.; M.D., Columbia University 1904.
Interne R. I. Hospital, 1905-07; physician; *. B. K.; A. T. A.; address, 27 Sycamore
St., Providence, R. I.
1900 GRADUATES 353
BACON, WILLARD HENRY, A.B. Principal high school, Charlestown, N. H.;
teacher Mitchell's Boys' School; Technical High School, Providence, R. I.; Cedar-
croft School, Penn.; principal Gifford High School, Avon, Mass.; Rochester, N. H.
High School; Westerly, R. I. High School, 1912-; K. S.; address. Westerly, R. I.
BASS, GEORGE GILES, A.B. Financial editor Boston News Bureau; *. A. 9.;
address, 331 School St., Watertown, Mass.
BATCHELDER, GILBERT NEWTON, Sc.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1901.
Chemist; A. T. 0.; b. Newfane, Vt., June 14, 1879; d. Manzanillo, Cuba, April 10,
1909.
BLAISDELL, HERMAN MELVIN, Ph.B. With Pillsbury-Washbum Flour Mill
Company; address, 1805 Irving St., Minneapolis, Minn.
BOYNTON, ERNEST HARRIMAN, Ph.B. Insurance broker; *. B. K.; *. A 9 ■
address, 87 Smith St., Perth Amboy, N. J.
BRENNAN, MICHAEL SHELLY, C.E. Civil engineer; address, 1257 Dearborn
Ave., Chicago, III.
BRIGGS, WALTER ALEXANDER, Ph.B. With ^tna Life Insurance Company;
Z. *.; address, .(Etna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
BROWN, CHARLES WILSON, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. Assistant
professor geology. Brown University, 1906-; Thayer scholar Harvard University,
1903-04; member U. S. Geological Survey, 1903; instructor geology, Lehigh Uni-
versity, 1904-05; S. H.; address, 37 Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, JOHN SMITH, Ph.B.; A.M., Columbia University, 1910. Young Men's
Christian Association; author various short stories and sketches; address, Y. M.
C. A., West 53d St., New York, N. Y.
BROWN, RALPH NORMAN, A.B. Registry clerk, post office; address, 8 Clorane
St., Providence, R. I.
BRYDEN, RALPH STANDISH, Ph.B. Secretary; insurance; B. 9. n.; address,
45 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
BUSH, JAMES BOISE, A.B. Cotton broker; 9. A. X.; address, 26 Beaver St.,
New York, N. Y.
CAMERON, MONCRIEFFE, A.B. Law student Boston University, 1904-05;
lawyer; A. T. A.; address, 323 Central Building, Seattle, Wash.
CAMPBELL, FRANK WALTER, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1302. Lawyer;
address, 104 Barristers Hall, Boston, Mass.
CAPRON, HAROLD STEARNS, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1903; B.D.
Union Theological Seminary, 1903; ordained Congregational minister; pastor
Elmira, N. Y., 1903-06; Rochester, N. Y., 1906-11; United Congregational
Church, Irondequoit, N. Y., 1911-; address, Irondequoit, N. Y.
CAPRON, JOHN MOWRY, Ph.B. Raiboad civil engineer, 1900-07; grain business,
1907-; A. *.; address, Stillwater, R. I.
CASE, HERBERT EDWARDS BROWN, Ph.B.; Sc.B., R. I. State CoUege 1897;
graduate Hartford Theological Seminary, 1904; missionary Guam, Ladrone Islands,
1904-10; assistant Foreign Department, The American Board of Comnussioners for
Foreign Missions, 1910-; address, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
CHACE, DANIEL CHAMPLIN, A.B. Reporter; news editor; telegraph editor
Journal, Providence; B. 9. n.; address, Joiu-nal, Providence, R. I.
CHAPMAN, JOHN LEE, Ph.B. Principal grammar schools. Auburn, Bristol, R. I.;
superintendent schools, Chester, Mass., 1903-05; Central Village, Conn., 1905-;
*. B. K.; A. T. A.; address, Central Village, Conn.
CHESBRO, JAMES WALLACE, Ph.B. Student Newton Theological Institution
1900-01; ordainedBaptist minister 1901; pastor Chester, N. H.; Narragansett Pier,
R. I.; South Paris, Me.; Randolph, Vt.; Baptist Church, Bellows Falls, N. Y., 1913-;
address. Bellows Falls, Vt.
CLARK, CHARLES WESLEY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1903. Lawyer;
A. *.; address, Clarksdale, Miss.
354 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1900
COBB, EDWIN SCHUYLER, A.B. Teacher, R. I.; *. B. K.; address, 15 Oak St..
Winchendon, Mass.
COLE, JOSEPH STEARNS, A.B. A. A. *.; address, 14 Franklin St., Morristown,
N.J.
COLWELL, JOHN STEELE, A.B. Clerk; address, 59 Forest St., Providence, R. I.
COOPER, GEORGE SAUNDERS, A.B. Lawyer; A. A. *.; address, 64 Wall St.,
New York, N. Y.
CRANE, MENDELL WINTHROP, Ph.B. Lawyer; B. 6. n.; address, 87 Wey-
bosset St., Providence, R. I.
CROSS, HERBERT RICHARD, A.B., Harvard University 1901; A.M. 1902.
Student American School of Classical Studies, Rome, Italy; assistant professor of
drawing and history of art, Washington University, 1909-10; professor of fine arts.
University of Michigan, 19H-; Z. *.; address, Michigan University, Ann Arbor,
Mich.
DAKIN, CLAUDE BURTON, Ph.B. Stenographer; K. S.; address. New Berlin,
N. Y.
DETMERS, WALTER HAYES, A.B. Private teacher; B. 9. H.; address, Grace
Church St., Rye, N. Y.
DEXTER, ROSCOE MORTON, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1900-02;
lawyer; address, 46 Washington St., Central Falls, R. I.
. DOWNING, DANA FLETCHER, A.B. ; A.M., 1908; M.D., Boston University 1904.
Assistant physician Newton Nervine Hospital, 1904-08; instructor physiology,
Boston University Medical School, 1908-; clinical neurologist, Mass. Homoeopathic
Hospital, 1908-; member American Institute of Homoeopathy; Boston Homoeopathic
Medical Society. Editor Medical Student, 1903-04; *. B. K.; address, 419
Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
DOWNS, JOSEPH WARREN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907. Lawyer;
$. A. 0.; address, 810 Tremont Building, Boston, Mass.
EASTON, FRANK BIRCH, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1904. Physician;
address, Lakeport, N. H.
FIELD, FRED TARBELL, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1903. Lawyer,
Boston, Mass.; assistant attorney-general, Mass., 1905-12; *. B. K.; A. T.; address,
901 Barristers' Hall, Boston, Mass.
FITTZ, AUSTIN HERVEY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Teacher,
Keene, N. H.; South Boston, Mass.; superintendent of schools, Troy, Fitz William
and Rindge, N. H., 1907-09; Norwood, Mass., 1909-; *. B. K.; address, 22 Sanborn
Block, Norwood, Mass.
FROHOCK, ALBERT JONATHAN, A.B. Office manager Austin, Nichols and Co.,
Inc., New York; address, 1304 Eleanor St., Philadelphia, Pa.
GILBERT, ERNEST HUBBELL, A.B.; D.M.D., Harvard University 1903. Den-
tist; K. 2.; address, 604 Buchanan Building, Portland, Ore.
GILMAN, JAMES BRUCE, A.B.; B. D., Newton Theological Institution 1903;
ordained Baptist minister, 1903; pastor Pittsfield, Mass., 1903-09; First Baptist
Church, Nashua, N. H., 1909-; address, 9 Locust St., Nashua, N. H.
HALL, HENRY JEWETT, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. Instructor psy-
chology. Brown University, 1902-04; principal grammar school, Edgewood, R. I.,
1904-07; superintendent of schools, Sanford, Me., 1907-08; principal high school,
Peterboro, N. H., 1908; instructor Colby Academy, 1909-; *. B. K.; 2. H.;
*. A. e.; address, New London, N. H.
HALLETT, FRANK THURSTON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. Instructor
Greek, Brown University, 1901-03. Student University of Berlin, 1903-04; American
School of Classical Studies, Athens, Greece, 1904-05; instructor. Shady Side Academy,
Pittsburgh, Penn., 1906-07; St. Paul's School, Garden City N. Y., 1907-12; *. B. K.;
A. T. A.; address, 119 George St., Providence, R. I.
HAMMILL. FRANCIS HENRY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904. Ad-
mitted to bar 1904; lawyer Providence and Bristol, R. I.; member R. I. legislature,
1913-; address, Bristol, R. I.
1900 GRADUATES 355
HANSCOM, HOMER WARREN, Ph.B.; b. Haverhill, Mass., Aug. 31, 1877; d.
there Sept. 19, 1908.
HILL, WILLIAM LEONARD, Ph.B.; B. e. n.; address, Warsaw, 111.
HOOD, JOHN LAURENCE, A.B. Superintendent J. N. Polsey and Company,
1900-10; secretary and treasurer Sellew Machine Tool Co., 1910-; G. A. X.; address,
41 Bagley St., Pawtucket, R. I.
HOPE, THOMAS, Ph.B. Insurance agent; address, 16 Clark Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
HOVEY, HORACE MASON, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. Teacher Provi-
dence High School, 1900-01; Vermont Academy, 1901-05; principal high schools.
So. Kingston, R. I. and Litchfield, Conn., 1905-12; teacher mathematics, Wadleigh
High School, New York City, 1912-; *. B. K.; address, Wadleigh High School,
New York, N. Y.
HOWLAND, DANIEL, A.B. Manufacturer; A. A. *.; address, Hope, R. I.
HUGHES, RAY OSGOOD, A.B. Teacher, Easthampton, Mass.; Townshend, Vt.;
Wellesley Boys' School; Keystone Academy, Factory ville, Penn.; Portland, Me.;
high school, West Chester, Penn., 1907-11; Pittsburgh, Penn., 1911-; address,
6035 Stanton Ave., Pittsburgh, Penn.
HUNT, GEORGE LLEWELLYN, Ph.B. Lawyer Enosburg Falls, Island Pond,
Montpelier, Vt.; A. T. A.; address, Montpelier, Vt.
HUNT, ROLLA ELIJAH, A.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1903;
ordained Baptist minister 1903; pastor First Church, Shelburne Falls, Mass., 1903-;
address, Shelburne Falls, Mass.
HUSE, JOHN WESLEY, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1902. Lawyer, Boston,
Mass.; address, 287 Main St., Winthrop, Mass.
HUSSEY, FREDERIC VINAL, Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 1904; physician; A. *.; address, 240 Benefit St., Providence,
R. L
JACK, PHILIP CLAY, Ph.B. Teacher Philippine Islands, 1902-03; lawyer, Boston,
Mass.; A. T. a.; b. Gardner, Me., Sept. 13, 1876; d. there Dec. 18, 1910.
JOHNSON, MELVIN CLERMONT, A.B. Insurance agent Providence, R. I.;
address, 37 Charles Field St., Providence, R. I.
LAPHAM, MYRON DANIEL, Ph.B. Lumber dealer Pascoag, R. I.; X. *.; address,
Pascoag, R. I.
LELAND, WALDO GIFFORD, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1901. Assistant
history. Harvard University, 1901-02; member of staff. Bureau of Historical Re-
search, Carnegie Institution, Washington, D. C, 1903-; joint author Guide to the
Archives of the Government of the United States in Washington; *. B. K.; A. T.; ad-
dress, Carnegie Institution, Washington, D. C.
LENT, FREDERICK, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901; B.D., Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1900; Ph.D., Yale University 1906. Instructor Biblical literature.
Brown University, 1900-01; Yale University, 1902-; pastor Salem, Mass.; Oak
Lawn, R. I.; First Baptist Church, New Haven, Conn., 1904-; *. B. K.; address,
195 Livingston St., New Haven, Conn.
LESTER, CLARENCE BROWN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. Instructor
Brown University, 1900-02; R. I. School of Design, 1901-02; teacher Monson,
Mass.; fellow in political science. University of Wisconsin, 1905-06; legislative
reference librarian, Indiana State Library, 1906-08; New York State Library, 1908-
13; director of Public Service Training, Wisconsin Library Commission, 1913-;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, Wisconsin Library Commission, Madison, Wis.
McQUAID, PHILIP JOHN, Ph.B. Electrical engineer; address, 31 Quaid St..
Providence, R. I.
MARSDEN, GEORGE, Ph.B.; M.D., Johns Hopkins University 1906; address,
1579 Acushnet Ave., New Bedford, Mass.
356 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1900
MARYOTT, HAROLD BURNHAM, A.B.; graduated from American Institute
Normal Methods, 1901; Chicago Musical College, 1902. Supervisor music, public
schools, Rochelle, Western Springs, 111.; director Department Public School Music,
Chicago Musical College, 1902-; author Mudoal Essentials; address, 6357 Kimbark
Ave., Chicago, 111.
MASON, HOWARD HARRIS, A.B.; M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 1904; interne Presbyterian Hospital, New York; physician;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 134 E. 74th St., New York, N. Y.
MITCHELL, WALTER HOWARD, A.B. Secretary The F. A. Bassette Company,
publishers, SpriugiSeld, Mass.; X. *.; address. The F. A. Bassette Company, Spring-
field, Mass.
MOSELEY, CHARLES BARTLETT, Ph.B. Manufacturer knit goods, Highland-
ville, Mass.; *. A. ©.; address, Needham, Mass.
MOSS, NORMAN ALLEN, A'.B.; A.M. 1906. In business, 1901-06; teacher East
Providence High School, 1906-08; Hope St. High School, Providence, 1908-12;
English High School, Boston, 1912-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 27 Ainsworth St..
Roslindale, Mass.
NORRIS, CLARENCE ELNATHAN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. Instruc-
tor French, Brown University, 1900-02; German 1902-07; Haverford College, 1907-
12; *. B. K.; address, 6 Chandler St., Worcester, Mass.
NORTHROP, EDWARD ARTHUR, A.B. Newspaper man and public speaker;
address, 219 Union Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
NORTON, ARTHUR EDWIN, Ph.B. Instructor Drexel Institute, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1900-01; instructor mechanical drawing and mathematics, Harvard Univer-
sity, 1901-09; assistant professor, 1910-; *. B. K.; S. S.; *. A. 6.; address, 303
Pierce Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
O'GARA, JOHN FRANCIS, Ph.B.; J.B., Boston University 1903. Admitted to bar
1905; lawyer, Worcester, Mass.; Portland, Ore.; address, 10 Hartford Apartments,
Portland, Ore.
PAINTER, LAWRENCE GILPLN, Ph.B.; LL.B., University of Md. 1903. Lawyer;
professor of English,, Mississippi Industrial Institute; address, 519 S. Seventh St.,
Columbus, Miss.
PARKER, FREDERIC CHARLES WESBY, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister;
assistant pastor First Church, Chicago, 111., 1900-04; associate pastor Tremont
Temple, Boston, Mass.; superintendent of State Missions, Oregon Baptist State
Convention; vocational secretary. Central Department Y. M. C. A., Chicago;
*. B. K.; A. K. E.; address. Room 301, Central Y. M. C. A., Chicago, El.
PATTON, LEONARD MERRICK, A.B. Principal high schools, Medfield, Walpole,
Milton, Mass.; K. S.; address, 26 Valley Road, Milton, Mass.
PEACOCK, JOSEPH LEISHMAN, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1902. Gradu-
ated Newton Theological Institution 1903; ordained Baptist minister 1900; preacher
Grasmere, N. H.; Westerly, R. I.; librarian Westerly Public Library, 1908-; address,
Greenman Heights, Westerly, R. I.
PERKINS, MAURICE VORHES, Ph.B. Real estate, insurance and loan broker;
state agent Hartford Fire Insurance Company; clerk of court; A. *.; address,
CoffeyviUe, Kans.
PILLSBURY, BENJAMIN OBEAR, A.B. Commercial traveller; X. *.; address,
12 Center St., Concord, N. H.
POOLE, HARRY KAY, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. Instructor German,
Brown University, 1900-02; teacher Wallingford, Conn.; Mercersburg, Penn.;
clerk Bristol County Savings Bank, 1904-; *. B. K.; address, 7 Bow St., Taunton,
Mass.
PORTER, CHARLES HUNTINGTON, A.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology
1903. Instructor electrical engineering, Mass. Institute of Technology, 1904-08;
accountant; comptroller, W. H. McElwain Co., 1909-; *. B. K.; S. H.; address,
348 Congress St., Boston, Mass.
1900 GRADUATES 357
PRITCHARD, ARTHUR OSBORN, Ph.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1905.
Graduated Union Theological Seminary 1903; ordained Congregational minister
1903; associate pastor Westchester Church, Scarsdale, N. Y., 1903-; address,
Scarsdale, N. Y.
RAIFORD, LEMUEL CHARLES, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1904; Ph.G.,
Md. College of Pharmacy 1895; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1906. Instructor
chemistry. Brown University, 1900-01; Clemson College, S. C, 1901-Oie; Miss.
Agricultiu'al College, 1902-06; associate professor, 1906-07; University of Chicago,
1907-09; research chemist. University of Wyoming, 1909-11; instructor. University
of Chicago, 1911-; *. B. K.; S. H.; address, Kent Laboratory, University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111.
RANDALL, LYMAN ALPHEUS, A.B. Butter and eggs dealer; A. T. H.; address,
18 Park St., Providence, R. I.
REOCH, ARCHIBALD TENNANT, A.B. Proprietor Parish House Bowling
Alleys; address, Phenix, R. I.
REYNOLDS, FORDYCE THOMAS, Ph.B. Superintendent and principal of
schools, Stafford, Kans.; teacher, Leavenworth, Kans.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Ports-
mouth, N. H.; superintendent of schools, Woodsville, Bath, Haverhill, N. H.;
Randolph, Holbrook, Avon, Mass.; Gardner, Mass., 1913-; B. 9. n.; address,
Gardner, Mass.
RICHARDSON, CHARLES GERMANE, M.E. Sales engineer BuUders' Iron
Foundry, Providence; address, 135 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
ROBINSON, ROBERT CORNELIUS, Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia University, 1904. Physician; B. 6. n.; address, 352 Broad
St., Providence, R. I.
ROUNDY, CHARLES PICKETT, A.B. Cotton manufacturer, narrow fabrics;
A. T.; address, 32 Larch St., Providence, R. I.
SCOTT, ALBERT LYON, A.B. Engineer; treasurer Lockwood, Green and Co.,
1905-; A. T.; address, 60 Federal St., Boston, Mass.
SMITH, EARL AUGUSTINE, A.B. Student New York Law School; admitted to
bar 1904; lawyer; address, 206 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
STILLMAN, CHARLES KIRTLAND, Ph.B.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia University, 1904. Physician; *. A. 9.; address. Mystic, Conn.
STINARD, JESSE FLOYD, A.B.; A.M., Penn. State College 1910. Principal high
school, Hermon, N. Y., 1900-01; teacher Philippine Islands and several places in
New York and Penn.; acting professor of German, Cornell College, Mt. Vernon,
Iowa, 1912-13; assistant professor of German and English, New York State Normal
College, 1913-; address. State Normal College, Albany, N. Y.
STODDARD, RALPH WILLIAM, A.B. Lawyer; A. T. fi.; address, 31 Elm St.,
Springfield, Mass.
SWALLOW, HOWARD ARNOLD, A.B.; LL.B., Columbian University 1902.
Lawyer; X. *.; address. First National Bank Building, Danville, 111.
THATCHER, ALLAN REMINGTON, Ph.B. Printer and engraver; Z. *.; address,
Middleboro, Mass.
TUFTS, NATHAN ALBERT, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1903. Lawyer;
A. T.; address, 681 Main St., Waltham, Mass.
TUTTLE, ELIHU SANFORD, Ph.B. With Prudential Life Insurance Company;
*. A. 9.; address. New London, Conn.
TWOMEY, M. JOSEPH, Ph.B. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1903;
ordained Baptist minister 1903; pastor Danielson, Conn., 1903-05; First Baptist
Church, Portland, Me., 1905-1914; address, Newark, N. J.
WAKEFIELD, ARTHUR, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901; A.M., Columbia
University 1914; teacher; instructor English, high school, Hoboken, N. J., 1907-14;
Newark, N. J., 1914-; address, 150 Broad St., Newark, N. J.
358 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1900
WARREN, JAMES, A.B. With Jessop Steel Co., Washington, Penn., 1900-08;
with Storer and Bishop, public accountants, Boston, 1909-12; general manager and
treasurer, Wheeler Foundry Company, Worcester, 1912-; *. B. K.; *. T.; address,
12 Vassar St., Worcester, Mass.
WEBSTER, DANIEL OSCAR, A.B.; M.D., Boston University 1903. Physician;
*. B. K.; K. 2.; address, 697 Lombard St., Portland, Ore.
WHITE, CLINTON CHASE, A.B. Secretary and assistant treasurer Puritan Life
Insurance Co., Providence; *. A. 6.; address, 186 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHITNEY, RAY LESTER, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1904. Physician;
X. #.; address, Worcester State Hospital, Worcester, Mass.
WILLIAMS, ALONZO ROGER, A.B. Law student Harvard University 1900-02;
admitted to bar 1902; lawyer Providence, B. I.; U. S. military service 1898, first
lieutenant; judge advocate general court martial, Columbia, S. C, 1898; address,
10 Cushing St., Providence, R. I.
WING, GEORGE CURTIS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1903. Lawyer;
member of Maine legislature, 1909; A. *.; address, 81 Main St., Auburn, Me.
WOOD, ROWLAND, A.B. Curator of The American Numismatic Society, New
York; address, 156th St., and Broadway, New York, N. Y.
YOUNG, JOHN ALBION, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1904. Physician;
address, 125 Broadway, Newport, R. I.
YOUTZ, HIRAM LAMONT, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. M.D., Johns
Hopkins University 1905. Physician; address. Willow City, N. D.
1901
ANDREWS, ARTHUR IRVING, A.B.; Ph.D., Harvard University 1905. Instructor
in History, Simmons College, 1906-09; assistant professor Harvard University
1906-08; associate professor. Tufts College, 1911-12; professor 1912-; A. T.;
address. Tufts College, Mass.
BLAKE, WILLIAM SWASEY, Ph.B.; address, 1892 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass.
BLANCHARD, HOWARD PARKER, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1907;
physician; address, Moultonboro, N. H.
BRAND, WILLIAM CHARLES HUGO, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904;
lawyer Providence; *. B. K.; address, 44 Harvard Ave., Providence, R. I.
BROOKS, CHARLES WINCHESTER, Ph.B. Civil engineer; address. Naval
Experiment Station, Annapolis, Md.
BRYANT, CHARLES EDMUND, Ph.B. Instructor Coshocton, O., 1901-03;
principal high school. Gallon, O., 1903-05; Coshocton, O., 1907-08; superintendent
of schools, 1908; A.^T.; address, Coshocton, O.
BURKE, FLORENCE WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; *. K.; address, 8 Washington St., Westfield, Mass.
CARR, ERNEST PALMER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Principal Gram-
mar School, Fitchburg, Mass., 1901-03; superintendent schools Mass. towns 1903-;
K. 2.; address, Marlboro, Mass.
CARR, FLOYD LEVERN, Ph.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution, 1906;
pastor Arlington, R. I.; North Uxbridge, Mass.; Roslindale Baptist Church, Boston,
Mass., 1910-; address, 44 Walter St., Roslindale, Mass.
CHACE. ELMER SEYMOUR, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904; admitted
to bar 1904; lawyer; clerk city law department; second assistant city solicitor
1906- ; A. T.; address, 49 Westmmster St., Providence, R. I.
CHASE, HARRISON AYER, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1905. Physician;
A. *.; address. Barristers Hall, Brockton, Mass.
CLARK, ROY ELLIOTT, Ph.B. In real estate and insurance business; A. *.;
address, 1115 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.
CLARK, WILLIAM LATHROP, Ph.B.; B.D., Episcopal Theological School 1909;
ordained Episcopal minister; curate Church of the Ascension, Boston, Mass., 1904-06;
vicar 1906; *. B. K.; A.*.; address, 11 Newcomb St., Boston, Mass.
1901 GRADUATES 359
CLARKE, DANIEL ALLEN, A.B.; Sc.B. Harvard University 1904; address, Piske-
ville, R. I.
CLIFT, ARTHUR OGDEN, A.B.; A. T. a.; b. Middletown Springs, Vt., Jan. 3,
1875; d. Boston, Mass., July 14, 1902.
COATES, CLARENCE ALBERT, Ph.B. Graduate student Brown University 1901-
02; X. *.; b. East Providence, R. I., Sept. 12, 1877; d. Providence, R. I., March 8,
1902.
COFFIN, HOWARD ALDRIDGE, A.B. Branch manager Fhestone Tire and Rubber
Co., Detroit; *. B. K.; X. *. address, 124 Medbury Ave., Detroit, Mich.
CRAWLEY, ERNEST WILLARD, C.E. Civil engineer. War Department, U. S.
Arms 1902- ; 2. H.; A. T. A.; address, 42 Church St., New Haven, Conn.
DAVIS, HARVEY NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902; Harvard
University 1903; Ph.D. Harvard 1906; instructor mathematics. Brown University,
1901-02; assistant professor of physics. Harvard University; $. B. K.; X. H.; A. $.;
address, 8 Ash St. Place, Cambridge, Mass.
DAVIS, MYRON POWERS, Ph.B. Lawyer; X. *.; address, Brattleboro, Vt.
DUGAN, CHARLES BORROMEO, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. M.D.;
physician; K. S.; address, Fishkill-on-Hudson, N. Y.
DUNN, THOMAS EDWIN, Ph.B. With Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company.
Pittsfield, Mass., 1901-; address, 160 First St., Pittsfield, Mass.
EATON, CHARLES CHESTER, Ph.B. Secretary Charles A. Eaton Company,
Brockton; member city council 1904; alderman 1905; B. 6. n.; address, 165 Belmont
St., Brockton, Mass.
EATON, HARRIS DICKINSON, Ph.B. Hardware dealer; *. T.; address, Calais, Me.
EATON, JOHN BOYDEN, A.B. In business Wetmore, Col.; *. T.; address. Wet-
more, Col.
EATON, LELAND LESLIE, Ph.B. With Charles Scribner's Sons, educational de-
partment; address, 104 Claremont Ave., Bufialo, N. Y.
ENSLIN, IRVING JUDSON, A.B. Ordained Baptist minister; pastor Oak Lawn,
R. I.; Derry, N. H.; address, Derry, N. H.
ERWIN, PARKE, M.E. Mechanical engineer Champlain, N. Y.; address, R. F. D. 1,
Champlain, N. Y.
EVANS, EDWIN BOWEN, A.B. Manufacturing jeweler; *. A. 6.; address, 358
Broadway, Providence, R. I.
EWENG, CHARLES ERNEST. A.B.; address, 155 7th Ave., Troy, N. Y.
FENNER, HENRY MILNE, A.B. With Evening News, Fall River, Mass., 1901-;
*. B. K.; address, 272 June St., Fall River, Mass.
FERNALD, CHARLES BARKER, A.B. Lawyer; member Penn., New York bars;
U. S. Supreme Court; practising American and international law, Paris, France;
*. A. e.; address, 82 Blvd. Haussmann, Paris, France.
FRIEDEL, REUBEN FRANKLIN, A.B. Teacher in the PhiUppines 1901-04;
Fulton, N. Y., 1910-; principal Newark. Del., High School; address Newark, Del.
FROST, WALTER LOUIS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904. Admitted to
bar 1904; lawyer; *. A. 9.; address, 48 Custom House St., Providence, R. I.
FULLER, EDWARD HAWES, A.B. Clerk Pawtucket, R. I.; *. B. K.; address.
307 High St.. Pawtucket. R. I.
GALVIN. FREDERICK ARTHUR, A.B. *. K.; address, 1 BeU St., Spencer, Mass.
GILBERT, GEORGE HERBERT, Ph.B.; C.E. 1902. Civil engineer bridges and
buildings, Q. & C. Route, 1910-; *. B. K.; S.H.; A. T. A.; address, 1809 Clanon
Ave., Cincinnati, O.
GILMORE, CHARLES HERBERT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904. Lawyer
Boston, Mass; 9. A. X.; address, 26 W. Hill Ave., Mehose Highlands, Mass.
GOODING, FRANK HENRY, Ph.B. Salesman Taylor, Symonds and Company,
Providence; address, 144 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I.
360 BHOWN UNIVERSITY 1901
GRAY, JOHN PACKER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1905. Lawyer Bridge-
port, Conn.; clerkof court, 1909-11; prosecuting attorney, 1913-; A. T.A.; address,
640 Laurel Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
GREENE, EDWIN FARNHAM, A.B. Trustee Brown University, 1910-; president
Lockwood, Greene and Company, Boston, Mass.; president National Association of
Cotton Manufacturers, 1912-; director International Cotton Mills; trustee Wellesley
College; A. T.; address 70 Kilby St., Boston, Mass.
GREENE, PERCIVAL BARTLETT, A.B. Secretary Rutherford Rubber Co.;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Box 2, Rutherford, N. C.
GROSS, EDWARD TUDOR, A.B. With G. L. and H. J. Gross, real estate agents;
*. B. K.; A. A.*.; address. Union Trust Building, Providence, R. I.
GUILD, THACHER HOWLAND, A.B.; A.M., University of Chicago 1902; A.M.
Harvard University 1904. Assistant English, Brown University, 1902-03; instructor
rhetoric University of 111., Urbana, 111.; professor; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 1010
Oregon St., Urbana, 111.
HALL, DAVID CONNOLLY, Ph.B.; Sc.M. University of Chicago 1903. Professor,
University physician. University of Washington; K. S.; address University of Wash-
ington, Seattle, Wash.
HAPGOOD, ERNEST GRANGER, A.B., with class, 1911. Junior Master, Me-
chanic Arts High School, Boston, Mass.; address, 21 Terrace Ave., Newton High-
jofiQs Mass
HART, HENRY CLAY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907. Lawyer; A. A.*.;
address, 926 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
HARVEY, WILLIAM RIGGS, A.B.; LL.B. Harvard University 1904. Lawyer;
*. A. e.; address, 223 Thames St., Newport, R. I.
HATHAWAY, GEORGE EDGAR, Ph.B., with class 1913. Student Harvard Divinity
School 1901-04; ordained Unitarian minister 1904; pastor Leicester, Mass.; Man-
chester, N. H., 1905-12; Westminster Unitarian Church, Providence, 1912-; address,
125 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
HAYWARD, GEORGE BRADFORD, Ph.B.; LL.B. Harvard University 1904.
Lawyer Boston, Mass.; A. T. fi.; address, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
HOUGH, CHARLES HERBERT, Ph.B. Dyer Woonsocket, R. I.; A. T. £2.; b.
Pawtucket, R. I., Nov. 4, 1878; d. Woonsocket, R. I., Aug. 9, 1902.
HOYT, CHARLES SHERMAN, A.B. Student naval architecture, Glasgow Uni-
versity, Glasgow, Scotland, 1904; naval architect and ship-builder New York, N. Y.;
inspecting engineer Panama S. S. Co., and Isthmian Canal Commission, 1908-09;
assistant superintendent marine department Harlan and HoUingsworth Corporation,
Wilmington, Del.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address. Oyster Bay, Long Island, N. Y.
HULL, WILLIAM HENRY, Ph.B. Manufacturing jeweler. Providence, R. I.;
e. A. X.; address 536 Park Ave., Auburn, R. I.
KELLOGG, HARRY FRANCIS, M.E. Sales manager Whipple Car Co.; K. 2.;
address, 5204 Lexington Ave., Chicago, 111.
KENWORTHY, THOMAS HENRY, Ph.B. Teacher Educational department,
Manila, P. I., 1901-04; principal high school, Medfield, Mass.; high school Hopedale,
Mass.; grammar schools Hingham, Natick, Mass.; Worthington St. Grammar
School, Springfield, Mass.; X. *.; address, 28 Brunswick Ave., Springfield, Mass.
KING, WILLIAM IRVINE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904. Lawyer; K. S.;
address, 424 Frick Building, Pittsbvirgh, Penn.
KNOOP, WILLIAM THEODORE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University. 1906; gradu-
ate student Brown University 1901-02; address, 86 Holden St., Providence, R. I.
KRAUSE, ALLEN KRAMER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. M.D. *. B. K.;
S. S.; 6. A. X.; address, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
LEDERER, EDWARD BENEDICT, A.B. Law student Harvard Univers'ity;
general supervisor jewelry plant and real estate holdings; address, 100 Stewart St.,
Providence, R. I.
LINDEN, JOHN M., A.B.; D.B. University of Chicago 1903. Ordained Baptist
minister; pastor Michigan City, Ind.; Chicago, 111.; Oregon City, Ore.; Everett,
Wash.; Pueblo, Col.; first assistant to evangelist Billy Sunday; evangelist at large;
A. K. E.; address, 707 W. Johnson St., Madison, Wis.
1901 GRADUATES 361
LOW, HERBERT COLBATH, Ph.B. Paper box manufacturer; 9. A. X.; address,
94 Prospect St., Brockton, Mass.
IX)W, WILLIAM KINSLEY, A.B. In real estate business; A. *.; address, 204
Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
McLaughlin, WILLIAM CHARLES, A.B.; M.D. Harvard University 1905;
*. K.; address, 26 Amity St., Providence, R. I.
McLEOD, STEWART BAKER, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904. Lawyer;
B. 9. n.; address, 10 Tremont St., Campello, Mass.
MADISON, HAROLD LESTER, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. Assistant
biological laboratory. Brown University, 1902-05; instructor zoology 1905; professor
natural sciences. Union University, Jackson, Tenn.; curator, museum, Roger Wil-
liams Park; S. S.; address, 27 Whitney St., Providence, R. I.
MALONEY, DANIEL JOSEPH, C.E. Structural draughtsman with bridge com-
panies to 1907; with Department of Bridges, New York City, to 1910; assistant
engineer 1910-; *. K.; address, 452 Prospect St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MAXFIELD, BERTON LEWIS, Ph.B. Teacher IloUo, P. I., 1901-04; lawyer;
*. r. A.; address, 3058 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MELENDY, JESSE GEORGE, Ph.B. Teacher; chemist; assistant superintendent;
*. B. K.; 2. H.; *. A. 9.; address. General Chemical Co., Station F, Box 12, Cleve-
land, O.
MILLER, MAX MERRILL, C.E. Instructor mathematics and civil engineering,
Brown University, 1901-02; structural engineer; designer N. Y. C. and H. R. R. R.
Co., bridge department; A. T. A.; 2. %.; address, Room 5624, 70 E. 45th St..
New York, N. Y.
MUMFORD, HARRY WARREN, A.B. Lawyer Scranton, Penn.; X. *.; address,
Mears Building, Scranton, Penn.
NICKLESS, HARRY EUGENE, A.B. Teacher Vinalhaven, Me.; Monson, Wey-
mouth, Brookfield, Mass.; Wallingford, Conn., 1907-12; West Grammar School,
Meriden, Conn., 1912-; address, 66 So. Vine St., Meriden, Conn.
PAGE, FRANK ALLEN, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University, 1906. Teacher 1901-04;
customs broker. Port of Providence; sub-master and commercial teacher high school
Newburyport, Mass.; member common council, Newburyport, 1904; *. B. K.
A. T. fi.; address, 129 7th St., Providence, R. I.
PAINE, ERNEST TROWBRIDGE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Instructor
Latin, Brown University, 1902-04; professor of classics, Butler College, 1906-10;
fellow in philosophy, Cornell University, 1912-13; secretary of the College of Arts and
Sciences, 1913-; *. B. K.; X. *.; address, 105 Irving Place, Ithaca, N. Y.
POTTER, DANIEL MYERS [formerly Daniel Potter Myers], A.B.; LL.B. Harvard
University 1904. Lawyer; address, 631 L. A. Investment Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
PRATT, HENRY SELDEN, Ph.B. Physical director Oliver Ames Gymnasium;
A. T. n.; address, Ames Gymnasium, North Easton, Mass.
PURVER, GEORGE MOSES, C.E. Civil engineer; address, 146 E. 8th St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
READ, CHARLES SHELDON, A.B. Clerk; address, Anthony, R. I.
ROBINSON, DAVID, A.B.; M.D. Harvard University 1906; physician; member
Boylston and other medical societies; address, Mosier, Ore.
SLATTERY, JOHN HENDRICKEN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904;
*. K.; address, 1005 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
SLOCUM, ARTHUR LANGFORD, A.B.; M.D. A. A. *.; address, 34 Lawn St.,
Rochester, N. Y.
SMITH, BYRON LEE, C.E. Civil engineer; A. T.; address, 619 W. 135th St.,
New York, N. Y.
SMITH, ROY HARMAN, M.E. With National Screw and Tack Co.; S. S. ; address,
c/o Nat. Screw and Tack Co., Cleveland, O.
SMITH, WALTER, Ph.B. With Sears, Roebuck and Company, Chicago, 111.;
Z. *.; address, 5437 Woodland Ave., Chicago, 111.
362 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1901
SOUTHWORTH, WINTHROP MORTON, Ph.B. Advertising and printing business;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 314 Saflord St., Wollaston, Mass.
STEERE, ROBERT WING, Ph.B. A. A. *.; address, 84 Waterman St., Providence,
R.I.
STEVENS, CLAUDE EVERETT, A.B.; J.B.; LL.B., Boston University, 1904.
Lawyer; K. S.; address, Leary Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
STEVENS, THOMAS HENRY, M.E.; address, 300 Princeton Ave., Jersey City, N. J.
SULLIVAN, HENRY CLEAVES, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904. Lawyer;
*. K.; address, 114j^ Exchange St., Portland, Me.
TAYLOR, AMOS LEAVITT, A.B.; J.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1903. *. r. A.;
address, 30 Court St., Boston, Mass.
TAYLOR, GEORGE ALLEN, A.B. Graduate U. S. ArtiUery School, Fort Monroe.
Va., 1907; 2d lieutenant Artilleiy Corps, May 8, 1901; accepted Aug. 7, 1901; 1st
lieutenant Jan. 25, 1907; captain Coast Artillery Corps, March 11, 1911; author
various articles and translations from the French and Italian in the Joiu-nal of the
U. S. Artillery and the Journal of the Military Service Institution of the U. S.;
B. 0. n.; adi-ess, care the Adjutant General of the Army, Washington, D. C.
THOMPSON, FRANK CARROLL, A.B. *. T.; address 363 Grant Ave., Richmond
HiU, N. Y.
THURSTON, FREDERIC HARRIS, A.B. With Tri-state Telephone Co.; A. A. *,
address, 638 Central Park Place, St. Paul, Minn.
TUCKER, HOWARD HIRAM, A.B. With J. L. Hammett Company; Z. *.
address, 250 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass.
TURNER, CHARLES SAMPSON, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. M.D.
Harvard University, 1906. Instructor in comparative anatomy. Brown University,
1906-07; physician; address, 532 Prairie Ave., Providence, R. I.
TUTHILL, WALTER ERNEST, Ph.B.; address, 23 Fayette St., Cambridge, Mass,
TWEEDELL, EDWARD DAVID, Ph.B. Student N. Y. State Library School,
Albany, N. Y.; librarian, John Crerar Library, Chicago; K. S.; address, John
Crerar Library, Chicago, 111.
WALLER, HALLEY TEMPLETON, A.B. Secretary Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation; X. *.; address, Y. M. C. A., Akron, O.
WARD, JOHN HERBERT, Ph.B. Teacher and principal Mass. and Vermont, 1901-
09; teacher of science. Classical High School, Providence, 1909-; *. B. K.; address,
10 Peace St., Providence, R. I.
WARREN, BERTRAM ALBERT, A.B.; D.B. Chicago Theological Seminary 1904;
rector St. Paul's; *. B. K.; K. S.; address, St. Paul's Rectory, The Dalles, Oregon.
WASHBURN, LIRE, C.E. Teacher Episcopal Academy; *. A. 6.; address, 1324
Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.
WATSON, HARRY LEE, A.B.; LL.B., Columbian University, 1903; LL.M. 1904.
With U. S. Department of Agricultmre; X. *.; address. Bureau of Animal Industry,
Washington, D. C.
WEEDEN, GEORGE EMERSON, C.E. CivU engmeer. Department of Public
Works, Panama, 1905-12; with R. W. Hebard & Co., 1913-; A. T. a.; address,
Chitre, Provincia de Los Santos, Republica de Panama.
WESTLAKE. FRANK HIRAM, Ph.B. Z. *.; address, Milwaukee Chair Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
WHEELER, ALAN RATTRAY, A.B. Teacher history St. George's School, Newport,
R. I., 1902-; *. T.; address, Newport, R. I.
WHITE, HUNTER CARSON, A.B. Assistant clerk Superior Court; A. T. A.; Box
1112, Providence, R. I.
WHITING, WINFRED HOLT, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1904. Lawyer;
A. T. fi.; address, 390 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
WILLIAMSON, ERNEST TOWNSEND, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903.
Assistant English, Brown University, 1901-02; instructor French 1902-03; lawyer;
address, 1603 Firemen's Bldg., Newark, N. J.
1901 GEADUATES
363
WINSLOW, HOWARD OSCAR, A.B. Teacher Porto Rico; private tutor; assistant
examiner, TJ. S. Patent OflBce; patent attorney; with United Shoe Machinery Co.,
Boston; *. B. K.; B. 0. n.; address, 512 Albany Bldg., Lincob and Beach Sts.,
Boston, Mass.
WINTER, ALFRED ROBINSON, Ph.B. Sub-master, Mather School; B. 9. n.;
address, Mather School, Dorchester, Boston, Mass.
WINTERS, HENRY JOSEPH, Ph.B. In business; *. K.; address, 273 Prospect
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
WOODMAN, IRVING LEVI, Ph.B. Student New York law school 1904-06; ad-
mitted to bar 1906; lawyer; teacher High School of Commerce, New York; *. B. K •
address, 155 W. 65th St., New York, N. Y.
1902
ABBEY, MYRON JAY, A.B. Instructor, Northwestern University, 1902-05; North
Dakota Normal School, 1905-09; University of Utah, 1909-13; address, Moreantown,
W. Va.
ADYE, ELTON MERVILLE, Ph.B. Instructor, Technical High School, Providence;
*. B. K.; K. S.; address, 236 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
ALDRICH, EDWARD KIMBALL, A.B. Lawyer; *.B. K.; address, 87 Lloyd Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
ALLING, MORRIS EZRA, Ph.B. Congregational minister; pastor Rogers, Ark.;
Fountain Park Cong. Church, St. Louis; A. K. E.; address, St. Louis, Mo.
ASTLE, CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, A.B.; M.D., Columbia University 1906.
Physician; externe R. I. Hospital Ear Department; address, 278 Broad St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
ATWOOD, ERNEST PRESTON BROWN, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University.
Lawyer; A. E. £.; address, 572 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
AUSTIN, CHARLES RAYMOND, A.B.; A.M. upon examination, 1903; Ph.D.
1912. Assistant Greek, Brown University 1903-04; instructor New Jersey State
Normal and Model Schools, Trenton, 1905-; A. T. A.; address, 238 Jackson St.,
Trenton, N. J.
BARKER, ROBERT JOHN, Ph.B. In business, Boston, Mass.; K. S.; address,
20 Idlewilde St., Allston, Mass.
BARKER, WILLISTON WRIGHT, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1906. Physi-
cian Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; address, 4 Lyndhiurst St., Dorchester Centre P. O.,
Boston, Mass.
BARRY, JAMES WILLIAM, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Lawyer;
treasurer Colonial Trust Co., 1910-; A. T. 0.; address, 303 Commercial National
Bank Bldg., Charlotte, N. C.
BARSTOW, JOHN PALMER, A.B. President and treasurer Barstow Stove Co.;
A. A. *.; address, 124 Morris Ave., Providence, R. I.
BATES, WILLIAM PENN, Ph.B.; A.B. and C.E., Northwestern University 1903.
Civil engineer; A. T.; address, 31.7 American National Bank Bldg., San Diego, Cal.
BAYLISS, EDWARD LEWIS, Ph.B.; B.D., Rochester Theological Semmary 1905.
Pastor, Ludlow, Vt., 1905-11; Olivet Baptist Church, New Haven, Conn., 1911-;
address, 246 Hazel St., New Haven, Conn.
BENNETT, ARTHUR BRUCE, Ph.B. Teacher; address. Normal School, New
Paltz, N. Y.
BLANDING, WILLIAM CORNELL, Ph.B. Manufacturer, with Crouse-Hinds Co.;
Z. *.; address, Crouse-Hinds Co., Syracuse, N. Y.
BOOTH, JAMES LEONARD, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Real Estate
agent; address, 36 School St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BOWEN, ROBERT LAWTON, A.B.; C.E. 1902. Civil engineer; Pennsylvania
Station, New York, N. Y., 1905-11; assistant engineer State Harbor Improvement
Commission, 1911-; address, 1488 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
364 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1902
BRIGGS, HOWARD DENISON, Ph.B. With Traction Co., Providence, 1902-07;
Public Service Companies, New Jersey, 1907-; Z. *.; address. Room 400, Public
Service Building, Newark, N. J.
BROWN, PAUL, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1905. Baptist
minister; address, Augusta, Kansas.
BULLOCK, JAMES CUNLIFFE, A.B.; LL.B., University of Pittsburgh 1906.
Lawyer; with Title Guarantee Co., of Rhode Island; address, 66 South Main St.,
Providence, R. I.
BULLOCK, WALTER ROBERTS, Ph.B. with class, 1908. With William Carter Co.;
6. A. X.; address, Highlandville, Mass.
BURDICK, GEORGE, A.B. Journalist with New York Tribune; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.;
address, 411 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
BURGESS, THOMAS, A.B.; graduated General Theological Seminary 1905. Epis-
copal clergyman; missionary, Maine, 1905-09; rector Trinity Church, Saco, Me.,
1909-; author Greeks in America; The People of the Eastern Orthodox Churches, The
Separated Churches of the East and other Slavs, in Descriptive Bibliography of Books on
the Eastern Orthodox Church; *. B. K.; A. A.*.; address. Trinity Rectory, Saco, Me.
BUXTON, GONZALO EDWARD, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Treas-
urer Providence Journal Company; *. A. e.; address, Providence, R. I.
CALDER, HAROLD GRANVILLE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1906. Physi-
cian; visiting physician Out-patient Children's Department, R. I. Hospital; *. B. K.;
A. T. A.; address, 232 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R. I.
CAREY, DENNIS FRANCIS, A.B. Scholar in Pedagogy, Clark University; teacher;
address, 64 Mulberry St., Worcester, Mass.
CASWELL, PHILIP, Ph.B. Farmer; member and president of town council. Middle-
town, R. I.; B. 6. n.; address, P. O. Box 164, Newport, R. I.
CHAFFEE, ALFRED GRISWOLD, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Lawyel-;
*. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 169 Meeting St., Providence, R. I.
CHAFFEE, THOMAS CARPENTER, A.B. Principal Machias High School, 1909-
11.; assistant principal Washington State Normal School, 191 1-; address, Machias,
Maine.
CLARK, HARRY SMITH, A.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1903. Dramatic work
1904-11; with .Slolian Co., New York, N. Y., 1912-; address, 247 Mam St.,
North Andover, Mass.
CLARKE, ERASTUS WEEDEN, Ph.B. With Regal Shoe Co.; address, c/o Regal
Shoe Co., Summer St., Boston, Mass.
COHEN, SAMUEL, Ph.B. Sales manager, American Textile Co.; address, 66 Summit
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
COPPEN, CHARLES BERNARD, Ph.B. With Providence Journal; sporting edi-
tor, 1903-; *. r. A.; address, 75 Peace St., Providence, R. I.
CORBIN,ABELRATHBONE,Ph.B.; LL.B., New York Law School 1904. Lawyer;
n. *.; address, 1609 Jackson St., Amarillo, Texas.
COREY, EDWARD PITTMAN, Ph.B. With Woonsocket Machinery and Press Co. ;
1911; A. T. n.; address, c/o Mrs. Stanley G. Smith, Harris Ave., Woonsocket, R. I.
DAGGETT, WINDSOR PRATT, Ph.B. Prof essor of public speaking. University of
Maine; instructor oratory, Bangor Theological Seminary; n. *.; ad(£ess. University
of Maine, Orouo, Me.
DAVEY, WILLL^M ROBERT PARKHOUSE, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902;
S.T.B., Harvard University 1905; Ph.D. 1908. Instructor in Semitic languages.
Harvard, 1907-11; Greek, Syracuse University, 1911-12; associate professor, 1912-;
*. B. K.; n. *.; address, Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.
DAVIS, JAMES MERCER, A.B.; LL.B., University of Pennsylvania. Lawyer; in
partnership with brother, John Warren Davis; K. S.; address. Security Trust Bldg.,
Camden, N. J.
DENNETT, WINFIELD HAINES, Ph.B. With Glasgow Mfg. Co.; A. T.; address.
South Hadley Falls, Mass.
1902 GRADUATES 365
DEXTER, ANTHONY HAMILTON, A.B. Engaged in culture of citrus fruit; *. T.;
address, 645 North Hill Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
DRURY. LEON ARTHUR, Ph.B. Grocer; A. T. H.; address, 28 Beacon St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
DRURY, LUCIAN LORIMER, A.B. Teacher of history, Mt. Hermon School;
*. A. e.; address, Moimt Hermon, Mass.
DUDLEY, ARTHUR DEAN, Ph.B. With U. G. I. Co., 1902-07; with Syracuse
Lighting Co., 1907-; X. *.; address, 335 South Warren St., Syracuse, N. Y.
FASH, FRANK ERNEST, Ph.B. Principal schools at FaU River, Sutton, Spencer,
Mass., 1902-13; principal High School, Millis, Mass., 1913-; address, 549 Osbom
St., Fall River, Mass.
FRASER, ANDREW LITTLE, A.B.; D.B., Rochester Theological Semmary 1905.
Missionary A. B. M. U. China, 1905-11; Bible teacher and evangelist; address, 1814
Green St., Harrisburg, Pa.
GABBI, FREDERICK HENRY, A.B. With Industrial Trust Co., Providence, 1902-
12; treasurer and general manager. Colonial Silver Co., 1913-; *. K. *.; address.
Colonial Silver Co., Portland, Me.
GAYLORD, ARTHUR SIMEON, Ph.B. Lawyer; A. T. A.; address, 362 Chestnut
St., Holyoke, Mass.
GOODRICH, HENRY WILSON, Ph.B. Teacher, University of Pennsylvania
Graduate Sciiool; address Route 3, Concord, N. H.
GREEN, BRUCE HENRY, Ph.B. Instructor science, Wilberforce University, 1902-
09; professor of chemistry, 1909-; address Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio.
GREEN, CRAWFORD RICHMOND, A.B. ; M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical
College and Flower Hospital, 1906. Physician; visiting physician in diseases of
duldren, Albany Homoeopathic Hospital, 1910-; founder and director Babies' Milk
Station, Troy, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 25 Second St., Troy, N. Y.
GREENE, ALLEN, A.B.; B.D., Episcopal Theological School, 1905. Clergyman;
c\irate Grace Church, Providence, R. I., 1905-08; rector St. Paul's Church, Peabody,
Mass., 1908-; A. *.; address, 3 Perkins St., Peabody, Mass.
GREENE, FREDERIC WILLIAM, A.B. Journalist; with New Bedford Mercury.
1903-07; New Bedford Times, 1907-; *. A. 6.; address, 65 Russell St., New Bedford,
Mass.
HARDY, WILLIAM CHOATE, Ph.B. With William A. Hardy & Sons, Brass
Founders and Manufacturers; A. T. fi.; address, 124 Pleasant St., Fitchburg, Mass.
HART, HENRY JOSEPH, A.B. Lawyer, Boston, Mass.; assistant counsel, N. Y.,
N. H. & H. R. R. Co., 1909-; A. K. E.; address, 269 Canner St., New Haven, Conn.
HASLAM, CHARLES RAYMOND, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903; LL.B.,
Harvard University, 1906. Lawyer; with Gardner, Pirce and Thomley; address,
86 Beacon St., Providence, R. I.
HATHAWAY, GEORGE WEST, Ph.B. Instructor, Kingston, R. L, High School;
Worcester Academy; Tourtellotte Memorial High School, Thompson, Conn., 1909-;
*. B. K.; B. 9. n.; address, 20 Tremont St., Putnam, Conn.
HILL, WILLIAM AUSTIN, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University, 1904; B.D., Newton
Theological Institution 1908. Baptist minister; pastor, Arlington, Mass., 1903-08;
Woodlawn Park Baptist Church, St. Paul, Minn., 1908-; *. T. A.; address, 779
Dayton Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
HOLMES, JEREMIAH, Ph.B. with class, 1903. Secretary Y. M. C. A., Bridgeport
Conn., 1903-10; principal State Trade School, Conn., 1910-11; religious work secre-
tary. Navy Y. M. C. A., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1911-; *. A. 9.; address 428 East 18th St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
HOLT, CHARLES HERBERT, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1906. Physician;
pathologist, Pawtucket Memorial Hospital, 1911-; assistant visiting surgeon, 1912-;
*. B. K.; *. K. *.; address, 107 Mineral Spring Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
HORTON, EVERETT JARVIS, A.B. Flour merchant, E. J. Horton & Co.; A. T.;
address, 11 Belair Ave., Providence, R. I.
368 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1902
INCE, JOSEPH WAITE, A.B.; A.M. 1904. Instructor in chemistry. Brown Uni-
versity, 1903-04; Denison University 1904-05; McGill University 1905-08; North
Dakota Agricultural College 1908-09; professor 1909-; assistant chemist N. D. Ex-
periment Station, 1908-; *. K. ^r, address. North Dakota Agricultural College,
Fargo, N. D.
INNIS, GEORGE MILO, Ph.B. Teacher of German, Norwalk Military Academy,
1903-04; Rugby School, Kenilworth, III, 1904-05; Williston Seminary 1905-09; Uni-
versity School, Cleveland, Ohio, 1909-12; *. B. K.; address, Shelbume Falls, Mass.
JACKSON, EUGENE BAILEY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1905. Lawyer;
Z. *.; address, 815 Washington St., Brookline, Mass.
KING, HOWARD HENDERSON, A. B. Coke manufacturer and merchant;
*. B. K.; K. S.; address, Martin, Fayette Co., Penn.
KNOWLTON, RAY FORREST, A.B. Teacher, Westerleigh Collegiate Institute
1905-06; Protestant Episcopal Academy, Philadelphia, 1906-; *. A. 9.; address,
1324 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa.
LEACH, HARRY CLIFFORD, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1906.
Missionary A. B. M. U., Tavoy and Prome, Burma, 1906-09; pastor, Momingside
Church, Pittsfield, 1909-; address 68 Springside Ave., Pittsfield, Mass.
LINCOLN, KIRKE PORTER, Ph.B. With H. K. Porter Co., Pittsburgh; A. A. *.;
address, 5140 Pembroke Place, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LITTLEFIELD, JAMES BANCROFT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1905.
Lawyer; representative in Rhode Island legislature, 1909, 1910, 1911; A. A. *.;
address, 102 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
McPHAIL, DUNCAN MARTIN LUTHER, Ph.B. Baptist minister; pastor
Groton, Mass.; Sacramento, Cal.; Portland, Ore.; address, Arleta Station, Port-
land, Ore.
MacGOWAN, WALTER ESTES, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Teacher;
travelling salesman; address, c/o L. E. Knott Apparatus Co., Boston, Mass.
MALMSTEAD, JOSEPH FERDINAND, Ph.B. Real estate broker; A. T. Q.;
address, 53 Whitmarsh St., Providence, R. I.
MANCHESTER, EARL NORTHUP, A.B. Assistant librarian, Brown University,
1903-05; reference librarian, 1905-11; head of the Reader's Department, University
of Chicago Library, 1911-; *. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, Chicago University Library,
Chicago, 111.
MESERVE, ELMER DANIEL, Ph.B. Superintendent of schools and tax-collector,
Kennebunkport, Me., 1903-09; real estate, local express and landscape architect,
1909-; *. B. K.; A. T. U.; address, Kennebunkport, Me.
METCALF, HENRY KNIGHT, A.B. With Rhode Island Co., 1902-06; Wanskuck
Co., 1906-11; Travelers Insurance Co., Montreal, Canada, 1912-13; advertising
solicitor, Curtis Publishing Co., 1913-; A. A. *.; address, c/o Curtis Publishing Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
MILNER, LEWIS STANLEY, Ph.B. With Potter & Co., Providence, 1902-10;
Franklin Process Co. 1910-12; contract department, Anthony & Cowell Co., 1912-;
A. K. E.; address, 24 George St., Providence, R. I.
MOFFATT, SAMUEL, Ph.B. Secretary Y. M. C. A. 1902-10; national commis-
sioner, "Boy Scouts of America" 1910-; contributor to magazines on Boy's Work;
address, 200 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
MUNRO, ARTHUR EARLE, Ph.B.; Sc.B., R. I. State College 1900; LL.B., J.B.
and J.M., Boston University 1905. Lawyer; B. 6. II.; address, 41 George St.,
Providence, R. I.
NATSCH, HENRY FURNALD, A.B. Graduate of Union Theological Seminary,
New York, 1905. Minister Fu-st Presbyterian Church, Liberty, N. Y., 1905-09;
world travel, 1909-12; graduate student. Union Theological Seminary, 1912-13;
*. A. e.; address, 34 West 72nd St., New York, N. Y.
NEWCOMB, WALTER ELIJAH, Ph.B. Salesman with American News Co.;
*. A. e.; address, 5 West 126th St., New York, N. Y.
1902 GRADUATES 367
NICKERSON, LESTER WILLIS, Ph.B. Student Mass. Institute of Technology,
1902-03; chemist and salesman for Farbenfabriken of Elberfeld Co. 1903-07; assistant
chemist, R. I. state Board of Health, 1908-09; with Cassella Color Co., 1909-; ad-
dress, 126 South Front St., Philadelphia, Pa.
PADDOCK, GEORGE FREDERIC, Ph.B.; A.M., University of Virginia 1906;
Ph.D. 1912. Vanderbilt fellow in astronomy. University of Va., 1902-06; assistant
D. O. Mills expedition to Santiago de Chile from Lick Observatory 1906-11; assistant
Lick Observatory, University of California, 1912-14; *. B. K.; 2. H.; address. Lick
Observatory, Mt. Hamilton, Cal.
PAIGE, WESLEY ARTHUR, A.B.; B.D., Cobb Divinity School 1905. Pastor Free
Baptist Church, Contocook, N. H., 1905-08; Rochester, N. H., 1908-13; *. A. 9.;
address, Swampscott, Mass.
PAINE, HARRY MERTON, Ph.B. Lawyer; assistant clerk Superior Court, Provi-
dence; X. $.; address, 81 Stratham Road, Edgewood, R. I.
PATTERSON, ALONZO TRUMAN, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906.
Lawyer; address. East Providence, R. I.
PECK, LORRAINE TERRY, Ph.B. Assistant principal Morris Academy, N. J.;
*. A. 9.; address, 8 Olyphant Park, Morristown, N. J.
PHILLIPS, CHARLES ABBOTT, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1906. Lawyer;
member R. I. legislature 1912; assistant attorney general for R. I. 1912 and 1913;
*. B. K.; A. *.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
PHILLIPS, WALTER CLARKE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1903; ScB., R. I.
College of Agriculture 1899. Assistant in English, Brown University 1903-07; in-
structor in English, University of HI.; address, Lafayette, R. I.
PIERCE, HALBERT EDMUND, A.B. In business; address, 286 West Emerson St..
Melrose, Mass.
PIERCE, ROBINSON, Ph.B.; Sc.M., Princeton University 1903. Teacher 1903-04;
research work, Carnegie Institute, 1904-05; farmer; *. B. K.; S. S.; A. T. fi.;
address, "The Comer Farm," South Easton, Mass.
POPE, THOMAS EDMUND BURT, Ph.B.; A.M. 1906. Scientific assistant Bureau
of Fisheries, Washington, D. C; director U. S. Fisheries Laboratory, Woods Hole,
Mass.; Milwaukee Public Museimi; author Physical and Biological Survey of
Demi's Lake, North Dakota; Oyster Culture Experiments and Investigations in Louis-
iana; Descriptions of new Genera and Species of Japanese Fishes; address, 453 Wood-
stock Place, Milwaukee, Wis.
PORCHERON, PRESTON HILL, Ph.B. Civil engineer; City engineer, Rome,
N. Y.-; superintendent of construction, U. S. War Department, to 1910; N. Y. State
Architect's Office, 1910-; 9. A. X.; address. State Architect's Office, Albany, N. Y.
POTTER, ALFRED KNIGHT, A.B. Manufacturing jeweler; president E. A. Pot-
ter Co.; treasurer. Child and Miller Co.; Z. *.; address, 29 Orchard Ave., Prov-
idence, R. I.
POWERS, CHARLES ARTHUR, A.B. Salesman, Library Bureau 1905-; address,
43 Federal St., Boston, Mass.
RAMSDEN, EVERETT DUNCAN, A.B.; A.M. 1903. Teacher, stenographer,
bookkeeper, 1902-08; bank-clerk. Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, 1908-; *. B. K.;
address, 663 Adams St., Dorchester, Mass.
RAY, CHARLES ADDISON RICHARDSON, A.B. Woolen manufacturer; presi-
dent Norfolk Woolen Co. and Ray Fabric Mills; treasurer Ray-Shiner Mfg. Co.,
Franklin, Mass.; director Puritan Cordage Mills, Louisville, Ky.; A. *.; address,
Franklin, Mass.
RECORD, LEWIS STILLMAN, Ph.B.; LL.B., University of Maine, 1905. Lawyer;
judge, Ashland, N. H., 1908-10; attorney Newport, N. H., 1911-; judge of police
court, district of Newport, 1913-; member of School Board, 1913-; address, Lewis
Block, Newport, N. H.
REESE, CHARLES ARNOLD, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1906. Physician
and surgeon; member Wellesley, Mass., Board of Health, 1909-10; Boylston Medi-
cal Society; Mass. Medical Society; A. T.; address, 379 Austm St., West Newton,
Mass.
368 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1902
RICHMOND, RUSSELL WILLIAM, A.B. Lawyer with firm of Bassett and Ray-
mond; B. 0. n.; address, 3191 Pawtucket Ave., East Providence, R. I.
SALOMON, SIMON HENRY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1905. Lawyer;
assistant secretary and manager Title Guarantee Co. of R. I.; *. A. 6.; address, 66
South Main St., Providence, R. I.
SAUNDERS, ALBERT LANGWORTHY, Ph.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1905.
Lawyer; K. S.; address, 711 Old South Building, Boston, Mass.
SEAMANS, WALTER STANLEY, A.B. With American Locomotive Co., 1903-;
assistant manager; A. T. A.; address c/o American Locomotive Co., Richmond, Va.
SHERMAN, PHILIP DARRELL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Instructor
German, Brown University 1902-03; English, Oberlin College, 1907-08; associate
professor, 1908- ; A. T.; address, 25 College Place, Oberlin, Ohio.
SMITH, CHARLES PERLEY, A.B. Statistician; clerk in Bureau of the Census;
address, c/o U. S. Bureau of the Census, Washington, D. C.
SMITH, ERWIN KELSEY, A.B. General secretary Y. M. C. A., Winsted, Conn.;
Rahway, N. J.; Melrose, Methuen, Mass.; Rockland, Me.; address, c/o Y. M. C. A.,
Rockland, Me.
SMITH, ROBERT ORDWAY, Ph.B. Secretary Cook-Dunbar-Smith Co.; A. K. E.;
address, 85 Sprague St., Providence, R. I.
SOUTHWORTH, IRVING, Ph.B. Mill supermtendent; with George C. Whitney
Co., Worcester, 1902-05; Dwight Mfg. Co., Chicopee, Boston, Mass., Alabama City,
Ala., 1905-10; Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Mass., 1910-; A. T.; address, c/o Pacific
Mills, Lawrence, Mass.
STEERE, ARTHUR, A.B.; M.D., Columbia University 1906. Physician New York,
N. Y.; *. B. K.; b. Gloucester, R. I., April 10, 1881; d. New York, N. Y., May 16,
1907.
STEPHENS, BRADFORD EARL, Ph.B. Printer; editor and publisher Print;
Direct Advertising; address, 135 Franklin St., Boston, Mass.
TANDY, WALTER LESLIE, C.E. Civil engineer; engineer or assistant engineer
Pennsylvania Co.; C. andN. R. R.; Long Island R. R.; Detroit River Tunnel Co.;
Houck lines; Louisville and Nashville R. R.; B. and M. R. JR..; engineer Wilder
Industries, 1913-; A. T. A.; address, 229 Chestnut St., Gardner, Mass.
TETRAULT, CHARLES ARTHUR, Ph.B.; M.D., Yale University 1906. Physi-
cian; contract Surgeon, U. S. A., 1907-08; 1st lieutenant. Medical Reserve Corps,
U. S. A., 1908-12; member school committee, Southbridge, 1912-; member town
finance committee; address, 14 Hamilton St., Southbridge, Mass.
THOMPSON, RALPH CAMERON, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Manu-
facturing jeweler; treasurer Balfour Co., Attleboro; S. S.; A. T. J2.; address, Attle-
boro, Mass.
TILLINGHAST, FREDERIC WHEATON, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University
1905. Lawyer; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 816 Industrial Trust Bldg., Providence,
R. I.
TREES, OLIVER CLINTON, A.B. With American Woolen Co.. Cossabet Mill;
A. T. fi.; address, Maynard, Mass.
WALLING, LENNOX GRESHAM, A.B.; M.D., Columbia University 1906. Physi-
cian Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; B. 9. H.; b. Harrisville, R. I., June 19, 1881; d.
Harrisville, Oct. 24, 1910.
WARD, WILLIAM GARFIELD, A.B. Real estate broker with Horace S. Ely &
Co., New York; X. *.; address, 21 Liberty St., New York, N. Y.
WHEELER, FRANK WALTER, A.B.; D.B., Newton Theological Institution, 1905.
Baptist miaister; pastor Fall River, Mass.; Middletown Springs, Vt.; New York,
N. Y.; Millinocket, Me.; b. Stoneham, Mass., Nov. 21, 1878; d. Millmocket, Me.,
March 13, 1913.
WHITE, HOWARD JOSEPH, A.B.; LL.B., University of Pittsburgh 1907. Lawyer,
Pittsburgh 1907-09; opera and concert singer; *. B. K.; A. T. fi.; address, 7 Greene
St., Providence, R. I.
1902 GEADUATES 369
WHITFORD, EVERETT THOMAS, A.B.; A.M. upon examination, 1903. Gradu-
ate student Yale University 1903-06; teacher 1906-07; superintendent of schools
1907-10; principal Elementary School, No. 1, Paterson, N. J., 1910-; *. B. K.;
address, 485 East 2Sth St., Paterson, N. J.
WILMARTH, WARREN LYLE, C.E. Civil engineer; with Shedd and Sarle,
Providence; New York City Commission; O. Perry Sarle, Providence; Aluminum
Co. of America; River and Harbor Improvement, Newport, R. I., 1908-12; in charge
of Providence local U. S. Engineer's Office, 1912-; X. *.; address, 46 Duncan Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
WOODS, WALTER HASTINGS, Ph.B. President and treasurer of Walter H. Woods
Co., Foreign and American Tours; K. S.; address, 262 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
YOUNG, LOUIS EVERETT, Ph.B. South American representative Standard Steel
Car Co.; A. T. fi.; address, 158 Calle 26 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres, Argentine Re-
public, South America (P. O. Box, Casilla 623).
1903
ABBOTT, ALEXANDER HEWES. A.B. Student, Union Theological Seminary,
1903-06; Baptist minister; pastor. Providence, R. I.; Narbeth, Penn.; Emmanuel
Baptist Church, Albany, 1911-; *. A. 9.; address, 66 Chestnut St., Albany, N. Y.
ALDRICH, ROBERT, Ph.B. Engaged in fishing industry; A. A. *.; address,
Wickford, R. I.
ALLEN, SHERMAN ALDEN, A.B. Instructor physics, Syrian Protestant College,
Beirut, 1903-06; preparatory school, Bethlehem, Penn., 1906-07; master, French,
Peddie Institute, N. J., 1907-10; French and German, Harrisburg Academy, 1910-;
*. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, 3014 North Second St., Harrisbm-g, Penn.
ANDREW, WILLIAM WALTER, Ph.B.; A.M., Teachers' College, Columbia Uni-
versity, 1904. Principal, Bronxville, Rochester, N. Y., 1904-09; assistant super-
intendent of schools. Providence, 1909-10; assistant commissioner of R. I. public
schools, 1910-12; superintendent of schools, Salem, 1912-; A. T. A.; address, Salem,
Mass.
ASHLEY, EDGAR LOUIS, A.B.; A.M. 1904. Assistant German, Brown University,
1903-06; student at Heidelberg one year; head of German Department, Bates
College, one year; Mass. Agricultural College, 1909-; *. B. K.; *. K. *.; address,
Amherst, Mass.
ATWELL, WILLARD BARBER, Ph.B. Principal of schools, Penacook, N. H.,
1903-06; superintendent of schools. New Hampshire District, 1906-11; Wakefield,
Mass., 1911-; *. K. 4-.; address, 75 Pleasant St., Wakefield, Mass.
BAILEY, CHARLES HERVEY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910. Physician;
resident pathologist St. Luke's Hospital, 1910-12; associate in pathology, 1912-;
*. B. K.; A. *.; address, 403 West 116th St., New York, N. Y.
BAKEMAN, PERCIVAL ROGERS, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution
1906. Missionary A. B. M. U.; *. B. K.; *. T. A.; address, Hangchow, China.
BAKER, HARVEY ALMY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 16 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
BAKER, LOUIS FORISTALL, Ph.B. With Library Bureau in Philadelphia, Hart-
ford and New York, 1903- ; A. *.; address, 178 Emerson Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BARKER, MERLE TAFT, A.B. With A. J. Barker Co., Inc., as clerk, later treasurer,
1906-; A. K. E.; address, 19 Main St., Taunton, Mass.
BARROWS, ROBERT LINCOLN, A.B. Manager, Advertising Department, The
Curtis Publishing Co.; A. T.; address, 120 Argyle Road, Ardmore, Penn.
BARRY, THOMAS AUSTIN, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Lawyer;
draftsman for Legislative Reference Department, State of Wisconsin, 1909-11;
member of firm Crane, Munro and Barry; B. 9. II.; address, 87 Weybosset St..
Providence, R. I.
BATES, CHARLES FRANKLIN, Ph.B. Teacher, Abbott School, Farmington, Me.;
1904-07; high school, Manchester, N. H., 1907-; *. B. K.; address, 209 Russell St.,
Manchester, N. H.
370 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1903
BATES, HARRY LOTHROP, A.B. With Henry W. Cooke Co.. Providence. 1903-;
A. K. E.; address, 55 Bainbridge Ave., Providence, R. I.
BEAM, EDWARD BABCOCK, A.B. Farmer; A. K. E.; address, 188 River St..
Paterson, N. J.
BELLOWS, DANIEL EVERETT, A.B. Civil engineer; assistant engineer New
York State Barge Canal, 1905-; *. B. K.; X.*.; address. 269 Rutgers St., Rochester,
N. Y.
BENNETT, CHARLES HERBERT, A.B. Statistician, Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., eastern department, 1904-; address, 169 Chestnut Ave., Jamaica Plain District.
Boston, Mass.
BERTH, FREDERICK JOSEPH, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1905. Lawyer;
member Providence City Council, 1909-; *. K.; address, 950 Chalkstone Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
BLACKSTONE, ALFRED VARNEY, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1907.
Surgeon on S. S. "Highland Hope," Liverpool, 1908; physician; 0. A. X.; address,
Absarokee, Mont.
BLANDING, PERCY HOWARD, Ph.B. Grocery business. H. P. Cornell Co.;
Z. *.; address, 27 Brown St., Providence, R. I.
BLANDING, RICHARD WARREN, Ph.B. Blanding and Blanding, Druggists;
Z. 'i'.; address, 10 Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, ARTHUR EUGENE, A.B. Director and treasurer Buffalo-Arizona Gold
Mines Co.; address, 1224 Bank St., So. Pasadena, Cal.
BROWN, HOWARD EARLE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Lawyer;
member firm Brown and Sweetser, 1910-13; B. 9. n.; address, 2 Rector St., New
York, N. Y.
BROWN, REGINALD LANGDON, A.B.; A.M., 1904. Graduate student. Brown
University, 1903-06; editorial and statistical- assistant; chief of sub-division of
editorial revision, Bureau of the Census, 1906-; *. B. K.; address, 1736 G St.,
Washington, D. C.
BROWN, THOMAS DALTON, Ph.B.; D.D.S., Harvard University, 1913. Dentist;
address, 82 Humbolt Ave., Roxbury, Mass.
BULLARD, JOHN ERVIN, Ph.B. with class, 1908. Salesman for insurance, gas and
electric lighting companies in the United States and Canada, 1905-12; sales manager
of the Public Service Corporation of Long Island, 1912-; address, 14 Adams St., Port
Washington, N. Y.
BUMSTED, CLARENCE VAN REYNEGOM, Ph.B.; M.D., University of Penn.
1907. Physician, Newark, N. J., Lake Placid, N. Y.; author of The Diagnosis of
Incipient Pulmonary Tuberculosis; A. K. E.; address, 235 Graf ten Ave., Newark, N. J.
BUTLER, ELMER ELLSWORTH, Ph.B. Reporter and editor Springfield Union,
1904-09; night editor, Boston Journal, 1909-12; with Evening Herald, 1912; copy
editor, Boston Traveler and Evening Herald, 1913-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Newton,
N. H., R. F. D.
CADY, JOHN HUTCHINS, Ph.B. Architect; student Mass. Institute of Tech-
nology, 1904-06; Atelier Duquesne, Paris, 1908; A. A. *.; address, 127 Power
St., Providence, R. I.
CANN, MURRAY HUBERT, Ph.B. Member of firui of Cann and Hamilton, hay
and grain merchants; *. A. 6.; address, 2 Francisquito St., Camaguey, Cuba.
CARPENTER, CHARLES STURGES, A.B. With R. I. Co., 1903-08; with Prank
P. Carpenter Lumber Co., 1908-; vice-president; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, 256
Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
CARR, CLIFFORD EUGENE, C.E. Civil engineer; address, 154 Richard St.,
West Haven, Conn.
CAWLEY, JOSEPH CLARENCE, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1905. Lawyer;
address, 198 Juniper St., East Providence, R. I.
CHASE, CHARLES OTIS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1907. Physician;
address, 6 Patten St., Watertown, Mass.
1903 GRADUATES 371
CLIFFORD, JAMES GARFIELD, A.B. Manager Newark branch Cudahy Packing
Co.; A. T. Q.; address, 46 Lackawanna Ave., Newark, N. J.
COBB, HARRY MOSES, Ph.B. Harvard Law School, 1903-05; in business Colorado,
Mexico, Canada and Boston, Mass.; A. A. *.; address, East Denmark, Me.
CONANT, LEWIS HARTSOUGH. Ph.B. School principal Neeley, Lago, Idaho;
Berwick, Me., to 1908; principal Gardiner High School, 1909-; A. T. A.; address,
Gardiner, Me.
COOK, FRED MILTON, Ph.B. In real estate business; *. B. K.; address, Main
and South Sts., Reading, Mass.
CORNELL, THEODORE ARTHUR, A.B.; A.M. 1904. Principal Pascoag High
School; thu-d assistant, Hope St. High School, 1905-08; Technical High School,
1908-; *. B. K.; address, 180 Bay View Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
COX, FRED JUDSON, A.B. Secretary-Treasurer Boynton Bros. Co., insurance,
1905-; *. A. e.; address, 154 Rector St., Perth Amboy, N. J.
CROWELL, AZARIAH FOSTER, Sc.B. With General Electric Co., Schenectady,
1903-06; Sayles Bleacheries, Saylesville, R. I., 1906-12; in experimental laboratory,
Greene, R. I.; K. £.; address. Woods Hole, Mass.
CUTLER, CARL CUSTER, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia University, 1906. In real estate
business; address. Fort George, British Columbia.
DILLON, FRANK LAWRENCE, A.B. Mill builder; president of the F. L. Dillon
Construction Co., Newark, N. J.; B. 9. n.; address, Ridgewood, N. J.
DODGE, LESTER EARLE, Ph.B. Civil engineer with War Department, River
and Harbor Improvements, 1903-; K. S.; address. Block Island, R. I.
DROWNE, HENRY BERNADIN, Sc.B. Instructor civil engineering. Brown
University, 1905-06; 1908-11; with R. I. State Board of Public Roads, 1903-06;
1908-10; instructor in highway engineering, Columbia University, 1911-; engineer
Lane Construction Corporation, 1913-; S. S.; A. T. A.; address, Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y.
DYSON, JAMES WARREN, A.B.; A.M. 1904. Sub-master and master, Rockland,
Mass. High School, 1905-11; junior master. High School of Commerce, Boston,
1911-; *. B. K.; address, 1469 Centre St., Newton Highlands, Mass.
EASTON, STEPHEN HOWARD, A.B. With Meiklejohn Co., piano dealers. Provi-
dence; *. K. *.; address, 153 Central St., Central Falls, R. I.
EDDY, CLARENCE MILTON, A.B. Graduated Rochester Theological Semmaiy,
1906. Baptist minister; pastor Coshocton, Urbana, Ohio, 1906-12; College Ave.
Baptist Church, Indianapolis, Ind.; *. r. A.; address, 1617 Broadway, Indianapolis,
Ind.
EDDY, GEORGE WILBUR, A.B.; A.M. 1905; A.M. Harvard University, 1913.
Teacher Ohio, New Jersey, New York, 1905-12; principal. North Kingston, R. I.,
High School; address, Wickford, R. I.
EHMKE, FRANK HENRY, A.B.; A.M. 1906. Teacher, 1903-08; law student,
1908-11; teacher Belmont, Cal., 1911-12; manager investment department. Guar-
antee Investment and Building Co., Los Angeles; address, 453 Gardena Ave.,
Tropico, Cal.
FENTON, THOMAS ALBERT, Ph.B.; S.T.D., Syracuse University, 1913. Pres-
byterian minister; pastor Fourth Presbyterian Church, Syracuse, N. Y.; *. r. A.;
address, 913 Madison St., Syracuse, N. Y.
FISH, WALDO HENRY, Sc.B. Vice-president and manager American Supply Co.;
mill supplies; 9. A. X.; address, 53 Jenckes Ave., Central Falls, R. I.
FLEMING, ISAAC, Ph.B. Graduated Auburn Theological Seminary 1906; A.M.,
Harvard University 1911; Ph.D. 1913; graduate student University of Cal., 1907-
08; Harvard University and Andover Theological Semmary, 1910-13; pastor Fair
Haven, N. Y.; Calistoga, Cal.; address, 24 Carver St., Cambridge, Mass.
FORSTER, ROBERT, Sc.B. With General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1903-
05; engineer. Electric Marine Engme and Machine Co., Harrison, N. J.; engineer
with New York Telephone Co.; *. K. *.; address, 41 Grand Place, Arlington, N. J.
372 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1903
FREEMAN, GAY NICHOLS, Sc.B. President of Empire Abstract Loan and
Investment Co.; mining engineer, promoter and rancher; ^. T.; address, Thermopo-
lis, Wyoming.
GARDNER, PERCY WINCHESTER, Ph.B. Lawyer; member of firm of Wilson,
Gardner and Churchill; *. A. 0.; address, 255 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
GARTLAND, JAMES LAWRENCE, Ph.B. Editor Rocky Mountain News; Motor
Field; Denver Weekly Post; instructor in journalism. University of Denver; address,
409 Emerson St., Denver, Colo.
GLEASON, CLARENCE CURTIS, A.B. With Equitable Life Assurance Society.
1903-07; Puritan Life Insurance Co., 1908-; superintendent of schools. East Green-
wich, R. I., 1909-10; X. *.; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
GREEN, (HENRY) OTIS, Ph.B.; A.M., Harvard Uhiversity, 1904; B.D., Rochester
Theological Seminary, 1907; pastor Mt. Gilead, Ohio, 1906-10; Cedar Ave. Baptist
Church, Cleveland, Ohio; *. V. A.; address, 2284 E. 93d St., Cleveland, Ohio.
GROSE, HOWARD BRISTOL, Ph.B.; A.M., Princeton University, 1911; Ph.D.
1913; Assistant in English, Brown University, 1904-05; instructor, 1905-10; profes-
sor of English in FranMin and Marshall College, 1913-; A. *.; address, Franklin and
Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa.
HADLEY, PHILIP BARDWELL, Ph.B.; Ph.D. 1908. Chief of the Division of Animal
Breeding and Pathology, R. I. Agricultural Experiment Station; professor of bac-
teriology, R. I. State College; S. H.; A. T.; address, Kingston, R. I.
HARRIMAN, WILLIS WARREN, Ph.B. Dramatic reader; A. T. A.; address,
602 Medary Ave., Brookings, S. D.
HART, WILLIAM ALBION, A.B. Principal of schools at South Dartmouth,
Hingham, Fall River, Mass., 1903-12; secretary, chamber of commerce. Fall River,
1912-; editorial writer, FaR River Daily News, 1909-; *. T.; address. Chamber of
Commerce, Fall River, Mass.
HASTINGS, WILLIAM THOMSON, A.B.; A.M. 1905; Harvard, 1906. Assistant
in English, Brown University, 1903-05; instructor, 1907-12; assistant professor,
1912-; editor D^oe's Robinson Crusoe, 1903; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 13 John St.,
Providence, R. I.
HICKS, LESLIE ROBERT, A.B. In charge of Electric Lighting Department, of the
Aurora, Elgin and Chicago R. R., 1904-09; superintendent and electrical engineer
of the Fall River Electric Light Co., 1909-; *. B. K.; S. S.; A. T.; address, 436
Prospect St., Fall River, Mass.
HILL, HARRISON BUCKLIN, A.B. Instructor, Providence Technical High
School and R. I. School of Design, 1905-; address, 64 Greenwood Ave., East Provi-
dence, R. I.
HOLMES, EDWARD WINSLOW, Ph.B.; J.B., Boston University 1906. Lawyer;
*. K. *.; address, 661 County St., New Bedford, Mass.
HOWARD, NATHANIEL ORSON, Ph.B. Science teacher, Coshocton, Ohio;
Rutland, Vt., 1903-05; teacher of chemistry. Providence Technical High School,
1905-; collaborator in Department of Forest Pathology, Bureau of Plant Industry,
U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1913-; *. B. K.; *. K. ■*.; address. Technical
High School, Providence, R. I.
HURLEY, DANIEL, M.E. Mechanical engineer; engineer and contractor for power
plants and coal handling apparatus; inventor; *. K.; address, Technology Cham-
bers, Boston, Mass.
JONES, JOSHUA HENRY, A.B. Journalist; with Promdence News, 1903-07;
Worcester Evening Post, 1907-08; Lawrence Sun, 1908-10; city editor Boston Daily
Advertiser, 1910-; address. Editorial Room, Boston Advertiser, Boston, Mass.
KINSLEY, FREDERIC MASON, M.E. Mechanical engineer with L. F. Fales,
Walpole, Mass., 1903-05; Draper Co., Hopedale, Mass., 1905-07; National Screw
and Tack Co., 1907-; K. S.; address, 2114 East 96th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
1903 GRADUATES 373
LARKIN, ALEXANDER JOSEPH, M.E. In engineering department Farrell
Foundry and Machine Co., Waterbuiy, Conn.; superintendent of construction and
equipment, Waterbury Clock Co., 1904-10; with Associated Factory Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies, Boston, 1910-; $. E.; address, 49 Keppler St., Pawtucket,
R. I.
LAWTON, WILLIAM ROSS, Ph.B.; Sc.M., Harvard University, 1907. Archi-
tect; A. T. il.; address, 44 Walter St., Roslindale, Mass.
LEIGHTON, HARRY GANCELO. A.B. In advertising department Brown &
Sharpe Mfg. Co., 1905-; advertising manager, 1909-; address, c/o Brown & Sharpe
Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
LONGWELL, ROBERT BELL, A.B.; B.D., Rochester Theological Seminary 1906.
Missionary of the A. B. F. M. S., 1906-; ^. r. A.; address, Impiu-, Assam, India.
McCaffrey, EDWARD JOSEPH, Ph.B. Established What Cheer Chemical
Co., Pawtucket, 1903; appointed Providence police commissioner, 1913; *. K.;
address, 4 President Ave., Providence, R. I.
McDonald, CHARLES ANTHONY, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1907.
Physician; medical exteme, R. I. Hospital; assistant neurologist, St. Joseph's
Hospital; address, 323 Smith St., Providence, R. I.
MacKINNEY, HAROLD AUSTIN, Ph.B. With American Screw Co.. 1903-; *.
T.; address, 1014 Turk's Head Building, Providence, R. I.
MACNAIR, WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, Ph.B.; S.T.B., Andover Theological
Seminary, 1901. Congregational minister; pastor Mansfield, Mass., 1901-08;
Prospect St. Church, Cambridge, Mass., 1908-; address, 40 Highland Ave., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
MATHEWSON, EARLE JEROME, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University, 1907. Phy-
sician; exteme R. I. Hospital; address, 395 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I.
MURPHY, WILLIAM THOMAS, M.E. General manager and secretary Standard
Machine Co.; *. K.; address, 144 Wentworth Ave., Edgewood, Providence, R. I.
NELSON, CHRISTIAN AUGUSTUS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1907.
Physician; address, 1010 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
NEWCOMBE, GEORGE SMITH, A.B. Lawyer; *. r. A.; address, 216 Montague
St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
OSLER, CHARLES LEMUEL, Ph.B. In hay and grain business. Providence,
1903-06; with Cochrane Chemical Co., Everett, Mass., 1906-; X. *.; address, 31
Oakridge St., Mattapan, Mass.
OTIS, FRED ALLEYNE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1906. Lawyer;
with Gardner, Pirce and Thomley, 1906-09; trustee Z. *. Fraternity of North
America; Z. *.; address, 65 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
PEABODY, LIONEL HENRY, C.E. Civil engineer with O. Perry Sarle, Provi-
dence; address, 11 Summit Ave., Providence, R. I.
PHILBRICK, ARTHUR LLOYD, Ph.B. Certified public accountant with Price,
Waterhouse & Co., New York and St. Louis; *. A. 6.; address, 1320 Third National
Bank Building, St. Louis, Mo.
PIRAZZINI, AGIDE, A.B.; B.D. and S.T.D., Temple University; Ph.D., New
York University. Director of the Italian Department of the Bible Teachers' Trainmg
School, New York; professor of Hebrew and Italian Bible Exegesis, 1908-; address,
541 Leacington Ave., New York, N. Y.
PRATT, HENRY WALLACE, C.E. Civil engineer; with City Wastes Disposal
Co., New York, 1908- ; address, 102 Livingstone Ave., Yonkers, N. Y.
QUINN, JAMES EDWARD, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1906. Lawyer;
member of firm of Bernstein and Quinn; *. K.; addi'ess, 406 Union Ave., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
RICE, WILLIAM ORRIN, Ph.B.; M.D., Yale Medical School, 1907. Physician;
assistant Superintendent, R. I. Hospital, 1909-; A. T. il.; address, Rhode Island
Hospital, Providence, R. I.
374 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1903
RICH, MAURICE BENJAMIN, Ph.B. Lawyer; address, 66 Broadway, New York,
N. Y.
ROBERTS, WILLIAM LEWIS, A.B. Teacher; principal high school. West
Newbury, Mass., 1911-12; Simonds Free High School, Wamer, N. H., 1912-;
instructor Pa. State College, 1913-; *. K. *.; address, 602 So. Pugh St., State
College, Pa.
ROCKWELL, HARRY WESTCOTT, A.B. Instructor and principal schools in
N. Y. and N. J., 1903-06; supermtendent, Oneonta, N. Y., 1906-10; in busiaess,
1910-12; principal high school, White Plains, N. Y., 1912-; *. B. K.; A. K. E.;
address. White Plains, N. Y.
SATTERLEE, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, M.E. Civil engineer; with American
Bridge Co., Sewickley, Penn.; Eastern Steel Co., New York; A. A. *.; address, 34
Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
SCOTT, ARTHUR HENRY, A.B. Teacher, 1903-05; freight clerk, 1905-08; with
U. S. Weather Bureau, 1908-; address. Weather Bureau, Vicksbin-g, Miss.
SHEEHAN, TIMOTHY JOSEPH, Sc.B. Civil engineer; *. K.; address, 51 Pinck-
ney St., Boston, Mass.
SHERMAN, JAMES LEONARD, A.B. With Morse Twist Drill and Machine Co.,
1904-; A. K. E.; address, 170 Pleasant St., New Bedford, Mass.
SHERWOOD, RALPH ATHERTON, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution,
1906; Baptist minister; pastor Somersworth, N. H., 1906-09; First Baptist Church,
Keene, N. H., 1909-; address, 25 Court St., Keene, N. H.
SHIPPEE, LESTER BURRILL, A.B.; A.M. 1904. Teacher, R. I. and N. J.,
1903-10; professor of history and political economy. Pacific University, Forest
Grove, Ore., 1910-13; assistant professor, political economy and sociology, Washing-
ton State College, 1913-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address. Star Route St., Pullman, Wash.
SMITH, HOWARD DEXTER, Ph.B.; A.M. 1904; B.S., R. I. State College 1901;
Ph.D. Tufts College, 1906. Instructor in chemistry, Beloit College, Wis., 1906-09;
Lowell Textile School, 1909-; fellow American Association for the Advancement of
Science; address, 12 Holden St., Lowell, Mass.
STEARNS, TILDEN HENDRICKS, A.B. Student Harvard and Chicago Law
Schools. Attorney for Illinois Traction System; f>. T. A.; address, 3725 North
Broadway, St. Louis, Mo.
STOVER, EBEN BATES, A.B.; LL.B. and J.B., Boston University, 1906. Teacher
and civil-service examiner, Philippines, 1907-09; principal high schools, Litchfield,
Me., Littleton, Mass.; superintendent of schoob, Brattleboro, 1912-; address,
Brattleboro, Vt.
SUTHERLAND, LESLIE HUNT, Ph.B. Grammar school principal; head master
Morris Heights School, Providence; principal Rodman, Swift and Thomas Donagley
Schools, New Bedford, Mass.; *. A. 9.; address, 675 Cottage St., New Bedford, Mass.
THOMPSON, ALBERT WILLIAM HAYDEN, Ph.B.; B.D., Episcopal Theological
School, 1906. Episcopal clergyman; rector Pontiac, R. I., 1905-09; assistant.
Trinity Church, Newark, N. J., 1909-12; rector St. Mark's Church, Newark, 1912-;
A. T. A.; address, 828 De Graw Ave., Newark, N. J.
VAN NOSTRAND, MANNING EUGENE, A.B.; B.D., Rochester Theological
Seminary, 1906. Baptist minister; pastor, Hornell, N. Y., 1906-12; First Baptist
Church, Medina, N. Y., 1912-; *. r. A.; address, Medina, N. Y.
WADE, SAMUEL LEONIDAS, A.B. School principal, Centralia, 111., 1903-07;
head of English department. State Normal School, W. Va., 1907-; address. Blue-
field, W. Va.
WALWORTH, GEORGE ROBERTS, Ph.B. With Malleable Iron Fittings Co.,
Branford, Conn.; with Mass. Employers Insurance Association; A. A. *.; address,
931 Centre St., Newton Centre, Mass.
WATERHOUSE, GEORGE, A.B. Cotton merchant; farmer; member of firm,
George Waterhouse Co.; A. T.; address, Beaufort, S. C.
1903 GRADUATES 375
WESTCOTT, ALLEN FERGUSON, Ph.B.; A.M. 1904; Ph.D., Columbia, 1912.
Assistant in German and English, Brown University, 1903-04; instructor in English,
Columbia University, 1905-11; U. S. Naval Academy, 1911-; *. B. K.; K. S.;
address, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
WHITE, EDWARD NELSON, Ph.B. High school teacher and principal Pa., N. Y.,
N. J. and Conn., 1904-12; principal Brewster High School, 1913-; X. *.; address,
Brewster, N. Y.
WHITE, HENRY WILSON, A.B. First assistant superintendent. General Electric
Co., Harrison, N. J.; X. *.; address, 502 Chestnut St., Arlington, N. J.
WHITLEY, SAMUEL HALL, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1906. Lawyer;
*. A. e.; address, 89 State St., Boston, Mass.
WINSLOW, ARTHUR MELVIN, Ph.B. Draughtsman for Eastern Bridge and
Structural Co.; *. B. K.; S. E.; B. 9. n.; address, 3 Lyford St., Worcester, Mass.
WOODBURY, TRUEMAN DOANE, Ph.B.; M.F., Yale University 1903. In the
Forestry Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture; *. B. K.; B. 0. n.; address,
care of U. S. Forest Service, San Francisco, Cal.
YOUNG, FRANCIS ELLIOTT, A.B. Student Cleveland Law School, 1903-07;
lawyer; in Government service several years; address, 10705 Arthiu" Ave., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
1904
ALLEN, AUSTIN KETCHAM, A.B.; A.M. 1905. Teacher high schools Mansfield,
Ohio; Seattle, Wash.; with Atkinson & Mentzes Co., 1910-12; Ginn & Co., 1912-;
K. 2.; address, 3175 Arcade Building, Seattle, Wash.
APPLETON, EVERARD, A.B. Law student 1905-07; with Cyrus M. Van Slyck;
A. T. Q.; address, 209 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
APPLETON, WILLIAM DAY, M.E. Assistant mechanical engineer. Brown Uni-
versity 1904-06; electrical engineer; A. T. i2.; address, care of Guanauato Power &
Electric Co., Zamora, Mexico.
ARNOLD, EDMUND KINGSLEY, A.B. Principal high school, Dartmouth, Mass.
1904-; address, Touissett, Mass.
BECKWITH, IRVING JUDSON, A.B.; A.M. 1908; B.D. 1911, Rochester Theologi-
cal Seminary. Assistant pastor and pastor Dayton, Ohio 1907-11; pastor First
Baptist Church Gouvemeur, N. Y. 1911-; *. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, 52 Church
St., Gouverneur, N. Y.
BELDING, WALLACE KING, Ph.B. Advertising business in New York;
A. K. E.; b. Malone, N. Y., Aug. 3, 1879; d. Jan. 1912.
BEVAN, RALPH HERVEY, A.B. Rhodes scholar 1904-07; *.B. K.; A. T.; address,
475 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
BLACK, EDWARD JOSEPH, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1908. Physician
Providence; *. K.; address, 16 Tecumseh St., Providence, R. I.
BOONE, ILSLEY, Ph.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1907; S.T.M. 1909.
Pastor Ipswich, Mass.; student Newton Theological Institution 1904-07; fellow
1907-09; instructor 1908-09; author and editor 1909-10; assistant editor of Mission*,
1910-; author The Conquering Christ; *. r. A.; address, 146 Spring St., Watertown,
Mass.
BOOTH, OLIVER BILLIARD, Ph.B. With N.Y. Tribune 1904; Bureau of Forestry,
Washington, D. C, 1905; playwright; author Jean Lafitte; Letters; A Desperate
Remedy; The Fighter; The Bargain; A. A. *.; address, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
BRADY, HENRY JAMES, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907. Lawyer Provi-
dence; address, Meshanticut, R. I.
BRAUN, MORITZ, A.B.; A.M. 1905; LL.B., New York Law School 1909. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; address, 176 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
BRIGGS, ASA LLOYD, Ph.B. With Ashaway Woolen Co.; Z. *.; address, Asha-
way, R. I.
376 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1904
BRIGHTMAN.SHERBERT FRANK, A.B. Teacher Bridgeport, Conn.; b. Tiverton,
R. I., Dec. 27,11880; drowned July 2, 1907 in Long Island Sound.
BULLARD, JOHN ERVIN, Ph.B. with class, 1908; address. Public Service Co.
of Long Island, Port Washington, L. I.
BUXTON, BERTRAM HARRINGTON, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1908.
Interne Rhode Island Hospital 1908-10; assistant superintendent 1910-11; physician
Providence; assistant visiting physician Providence City Hospital 1912-; assistant
visiting anaesthetist R. I. Hospital 1912-; medical exteme 1912-; member Provi-
dence and Rhode Island Medical Societies; American Medical Association; *. B. K.;
$. A. 6.; address, 1471 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
CAMERON, ARTHUR EWEN, A.B. With General Fire Extinguisher Co., Provi-
dence; A. T. A.; address, 57 Maple Ave., Riverside, R. I.
CASEY, CHARLES DYER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907. Lawyer,
Providence; $. K.; address, 19 Claremont Ave., Providence, R. L
CHANDLER, RALPH WILLIAM, Ph.B. Real estate business Long Beach, Cali-
fornia to 1907; general insurance in Los Angeles 1907-; vice president of Consolidated
Agency Co.; A. T. A.; address, 334 Central Building, Los Angeles, Cal.
CHEEVER, WILLIAM EDSON, C.E. Civil engineer; address, 110 Dexter St.,
Providence, R. I.
CLARK, PAUL FRANKLIN, Ph.B.; A.M. 1905; Ph.D. 1909. Bacteriologist;
medical research; member Scientific Staff of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research 1909-; member Harvey Society; Society of American Bacteriologists;
American Association for the Advancement of Science and others; author Relation
of the Pseudodiphtheria and the Diphtheria Baeillus; eight publications on poliomyelitis
(infantile paralysis) most of them in collaboration with Dr. Simon Flexner; A. T. fi.;
S. S.; address. Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, Ave. A & 66th St.,
New York, N. Y.
CLOUGH, WARREN ALMON, M.E.; Sc.M. 1905. Assistant mechanical drawing.
Brown University 1904-05; *. K. *.; address, Groton, Mass.
COLBUBN, GUY BLANDIN, A.B.; A.M. 1905; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
1908. Assistant professor Latin, University of Missouri 1912-; *. B. K.; *. K. *.;
member American Philological Association; address, 1321 Keiser Ave., Columbia,
Mo.
COUGHLIN, FREDERICK ALOYSIUS, A.B.; M.D., Johns Hopkins University
1908. Physician Providence; *. K.; address, 63 Jackson St., Providence, R. I.
DAVIS, FOSTER BARKER, Ph.B. Stock broker; A. *.; address, P. O. Box 1532,
Providence, R. I.
DEALTRY, CLARENCE WASHINGTON, Ph.B.; address, 312 Olive Building,
141 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
DENICO, ARTHUR ALBERTUS, Ph.B.; Sc.B., Rhode Island College of Agricul-
ture and Mechanical Arts 1901; B. e.n.; address, 450 Audubon Ave., New York, N.Y .
DRURY, HAROLD WILLIAMS, Ph.B. Teacher Lyme, Conn.; Ossining, N. Y. to
1907; statistician with the Investors' Agency 1908-; address, 55 Wall St., New York,
N.Y.
DUMMER, RICHARD OWEN, Ph.B.; A.M. 1905. Teacher Hope Street High
School; address, Hope Street High School, Providence, R. I.
DUNCAN, JAMES HARPER, C.E. Surveyor Great Northern Paper Co. 1907-;
member American Society Civil Engineers; American Society for the Advancement
of Science; address, Searsport, Maine.
EASTERBROOKS, WILLIAM YOUNG, Ph.B. Merchant, B. 9. n.; address, 80
Mineral Spring Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
ESTEN, HOWARD FOSS, C.E. Civil engineer, assistant division engmeer of
Providence division, N. Y., N. H., & H. R. R.; A. T. A.; address, 533 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I.
FEINGOLD, LOUIS EDWARD, Ph.B.; A.M. 1905. Lawyer; member Worcester
Economic Club; the American Economic Association; t>. B. K.; address, 340 Main
St., Worcester, Mass.
1904 GRADUATES 377
FIELDS, CHARLES FOWLER, A.B.; B.D., Rochester Theological Seminary 1908.
Pastor Hoboken, N. J.; Ogdensburg, N. Y. 1909-; A. T.; address, 147 State St.,
Ogdensburg, N. Y.
FRANCIS, GEORGE BLINN. Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907. Lawyer;
A. T.; address, 1 West 81st St., New York, N. Y.
FREEMAN, HERBERT AUGUSTINE, A.B.; A.M. 1905. Assistant mathematics
Brown University 1904-05; *. B. K.; S. H.; address, Crocker Wheeler Co.,
Ampere, N. J.
GALLISON, JAMES MURRAY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1908. Surgeon;
A. *.; address, 1069 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
GNUSE, HARMON HENRY, A.B.; A.M. 1905. Instructor of Modern Languages
Memphis High School 1907-; Sewanee Summer Preparatory School 1913-; address,
2111 Coiurt Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
GRANGER, CLIFFORD MOORE, A.B.; A.M. 1906. Instructor Santa Barbara,
Cal. 1904-05; instructor Conn. Literary Institution 1906-08; head of history depart-
ment 1908-12; dean 1910-12; address. Feeding Hills, Mass.
GRAY, WILLIAM HENRY, Ph.B. With Williamson-Housman Co.; A. K. E.;
address, 611 West 176th St., New York, N. Y.
HALL, WELLS ALBERT, A.B. Principal high school Wayne, Penn. 1904-06;
superintendent of schools Concord, Mass. 1906-; X. *.; address, 27 Highland St.,
Concord Junction, Mass.
HANSON, HAROLD ROBERT, Ph.B. Draftsman; assistant engineer; bridg;e and
subway designer for Public Service Conmiission, New York, to 1911; assistant
engineer Penn. Crusher Co. 1911-; address, 1324 Stephen Girard Building, Philadel-
phia, Penn.
HART, HOWARD PARMAN, A.B.; A.M. 1905. Assistant mathematics Brown
University 1904-05; instructor Syracuse University 1905-08; head of mathematics
department Montclair EQgh School, Montclair, N. J. 1908-; *. B. K.; S. E.; address,
Montclair, N. J.
HASCALL, CHARLES SHAILER, A.B. Cost accountant with Royal Typewriter
Co. 1907-09; Brown & Shaipe Mf'g Co. 1909-12; General Fire Extinguisher Co.
1912-; A. T. A.; address, 133 Waverly St., Providence, R. I.
HASTINGS, HARRY WORTHINGTON, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1906.
Assistant English Brown University 1907-11; instructor Williamsport High School,
Penn.; Simmons College, Boston, Mass.; Brown University and Radclifle College;
instructor English Dartmouth College 1913-; X. *.; address, Agawam, Mass.
HECKMAN, JOHN FRANCIS, Ph.B.; A. T. a.; address, 17 Irving Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HERRING, JOHN PEABODY, A.B.; B.D., Union Theological Seminary 1907-
Teacher Seattle public schools 1908-11; vice principal Maple School, Seattle, Wash-
1911-; address, 4611 13th Ave., S. W., Seattle, Wash.
HOBSON, CLIFTON HENRY, Ph.B. Prmcipal grammar school. Palmer, Mass.
1904-06; supervising principal Greeneville School District, Norwich, Conn. 1906-11;
superintendent of schools. Palmer, Mass. 1911-; address. Palmer, Mass.
HOFFMAN, WILLIAM GEORGE, Jr., A.B. Actor 1904-07; with Providence
Tribune 1908; junior master High School of Commerce, Boston, Mass. 1908-;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; address, 64 Lyle St., Maiden, Mass.
HOLMES, GEORGE SANFORD, Ph.B. Newspaperman; with Providence Telegram
1904-06; Tribune 1906-08; Denver Times 1908-; *. B. K.; A. T. a.; address, Denver
Times, Champa St., Denver, Colo.
HUNT, CHARLES WESLEY, A.B.; A.M., Columbia 1910. Teacher Vermont
Academy 1904-06; Moses Brown School 1906-08; Horace Mann School 1908-09;
principal Briarcliff Union School 1910-13; supervisor Children's Aid Society Schools
New York, N. Y. 1913-; X. *.; address, 530 West 122d St., New York, N. Y.
HUNT, STEPHEN FOSTER, Ph.B. Travelling representative Nicholson File Co.
1904-; member Circumnavigation Club; A. A. *.; address, 152 Irving Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
378 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1904
ISAAC, ALFRED ELTON, Ph.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1907.
Pastor Tenth Avenue Baptist Church, Columbus, Ohio, 1904-13; Dorchester Temple
Baptist Church, Boston, Mass. 1913-; address, Dorchester Center, Mass.
JESSUP, ROYAL NESMITH, A.B.; B.D., Union Theological Seminary 1907.
Pastor Second Baptist Church, Troy, N. Y. 1907-11; First Baptist Church, Rome,
N. Y. 1911-; A. T. A.; address, 123 West Embargo St., Rome, N. Y.
JONES, FREDERICK CLARK, Ph.B. Lithographer; A. *.; address, 115 Lloyd
Ave., Providence, R. I.
JOSLIN, HAROLD VINCENT, A.B. Civil engineer; construction engineer with the
Phoenix Construction Co., Grace, Idaho; *. B. K.; A. K. E.; address, 330 Hillsboro
St., Raleigh, N. C.
JUDAH, NOBLE BRANDON, Jr., A.B. Lawyer; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address,
2701 Prairie Ave., Chicago, 111.
JUTTEN, LLEWELLYN WILLIAM, A.B. ; Harvard Law School 1904-06. Lawyer;
9. A. X.; address, 1027 Title Insurance Building, Los Angeles, Cal.
KELLEHER, GEORGE EDWARD, A.B. LL.B., Georgetown University, 1910;
*. K.; address, care of Department of Justice, Washington, D. C.
KENYON, HERBERT ALDEN, A.B.; A.M. 1905. Assistant Romance languages
Brown University l'904-05; instructor Romance languages University of Michigan
1905-; *. B. K.; address, 1103 Ferdon Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
LANE, RALPH ARTHUR, A.B. Teacher Cottage City, Mass.; San Juan, Porto
Rico; University of Porto Rico; South High School, Worcester, Mass. to 1912;
instructor Spanish and mathematics North High School, Worcester, Mass. 1912-;
f>. B. K.; address, 64 Sever St., Worcester, Mass.
LANGWORTHY, LOUIS RUSSELL, Ph.B. Teacher 1904-06; student of archi-
tecture Philadelphia and Boston; Boston Atelier of the Societe of Beaux Arts,
architects; Mass. Civil Service Commission, Engineering Department to 1911;
with Densmore & Le Clear, architects and engineers, Boston, Mass.; address, 88
Broad St., Room 710, Boston, Mass.
LELAND, CHARLES BAINBRIDGE, Ph.B. Dealer in buildmg materials; A. K. E.;
address, Clifton Springs, N. Y.
LEONARD, ALPHA FREEMAN, A.B. Teacher Bath, N. H.; Weymouth, Mass.;
principal Megunticook High School, Camden, Me.; Bromfield School, Harvard, Mass.
1908-; address. Harvard, Mass.
LINCOLN, SAMUEL EVERETT, A.B. Reporter Providence Journal; A. T. fi.;
address, 17 Burgess Ave., East Providence, R. I.
LOEPSINGER, ALBERT JOHN, Sc.B. with class 1906; address, 41 AUantic Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
LYNCH, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Ph.B.; LL.B. Lawyer; *. T.; address, 51 Uni-
versity Ave., Providence, R. I.
McCANN, JAMES ALPHONSUS, Ph.B.; M.D., Johns Hopkins University 1908.
*. K.; address, 325 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
McCarthy, EUGENE Ambrose, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1908. As-
sistant city physician. Fall River 1909-12; visiting orthopedic surgeon to Fall River
City Hospital 1911-; Union Hospital, Newport, R. I. 1911-; member American,
Massachusetts and Fall River Medical Societies; *. K.; address, 901 Second St.,
Fall River, Mass.
McINTYRE, EUGENE LaVERNE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907.
Assistant city attorney Milwaukee, Wis. 1910-; instructor Marquette University
Department of Economics, 1911-12; lawyer 1912-; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address,
677 Murray Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
McKENNA, JAMES JOSEPH, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907. Lawyer;
attorney Compensation Department, Mass. Employers' Insurance Association;
*. K.; address, 137 Rochambeau Ave., Providence, R. I.
MACKENZIE, JOSEPH WILLIAM, A.B. Wholesale hay dealer, Mackenzie &
Winslow, 1912-; address. Box 273, Fall River, Mass.
1904 GRADUATES 379
MARTIN, ROBERT GRANT, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1905; Ph.D. 1910.
Master St. George's School, Newport, R. I. 1906-07; instructor in English North-
western University, Evanston, 111. 1911-13; assistant professor 1913-; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 1670 Asbury Ave., Evanston, 111.
MAR YOTT, CARLTON HOWARD, A.B.; Ph.D., Yale 1911. Principal high school
Shrewsbury, Mass. 1904-06; instructor chemistry, Yale Medical School, 1906-09;
professor of chemistry, Baylor University School of Medicine, 1911-; S. H.,; K. S.
Yale Chapter; address, 3920 Worth St., Dallas, Tex.
MASON, STEPHEN WATERMAN, Ph.B. With Clarence Whitman & Co., New
York, N. Y.; ^. T.; address, 39 Leonard St., New York, N. Y.
MASURY, ALFRED FELLOWS, M^E. Mechanical engineer; with General Electric
Co., Lynn, Mass.; Hewitt Motor Co.; New York Service & New York Electric
Motor Co.; *. T.; address, 345 West 70th St., New York, N. Y.
MATTUCK, JACOB ALEXANDER, Ph.B.; A.M. 1906. Teacher Technical High
School, Providence, 1905-10; Chattle High School, Long Branch, N. J., 1910-12;
Stuyvesant High School, New York, N. Y., 1912-13; instructor chemistry. Manual
Training High School, Brooklyn, N. Y.; *. B. K.; address, 628 East Fifth St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
METCALF, HOUGHTON, Ph.B. With John R. White & Son, coal merchants;
A. A. *.; address, 27 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
MILLIKEN, ALLEN WEBSTER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1907. Lawyer;
G. A. X.; address, 8 Lincoln St., New Bedford, Mass.
MOWRY, ELISHA CAPRON, Ph.B.; LL.B., Ha,rvard University 1909. Lawyer;
with Gardner, Pirce & Thomley, Providence; third assistant city solicitor. Provi-
dence, 1912-; A. K. E.; address, 704 Industrial Trust Company Building, Providence,
R. L
NICHOLS, LESTER HUTCHINSON, Ph.B. Dry goods merchant; A. T. A.;
address, 455 Main St., Bennington, Vt.
O'CONNELL, FREDERICK WILLIAM, A.B. Lawyer; *. K.; address, 75 Lang-
don St., Providence, R. I.
PALMER, JOHN HECTOR, A.B.; A.M. 1909; B.D., University of Chicago.
Pastor Elkhom, Wis.; Lonsdale, R. I.; Biblical Greek fellow. University of Chicago,
1910-11; pastor Second Baptist Church, Palmer, Mass. 1912-; address, 46 Thorn-
dike St., Palmer, Mass.
PATCH, ARTHUR LIONEL, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1909. Physician;
*. r. A.; address, Windsor, Vt.
PENLEY, HARRY MAYNARD, Ph.B.; G.A. X.; address, 116 Winter St., Auburn, Me.
PLACE, EMORY LYpN, A.B. Resident East Alton, N. H.; b. Foster, R. I., July
28, 1874; d. Oct. 22, 1904.
POPE, ARTHUR UPHAM, A.B.; A.M. 1906. Grand Army scholar. Brown Uni-
versity. Instructor philosophy Brown University 1904-06, 1908-11; Sage scholar in
philosophy, Cornell University, 1906-07; Thayer scholar. Harvard University,
1907-08; assistant professor philosophy. University of California 1911-; A. T.;
address. University of California, Berkeley, Cal.
PRINCE, WALTER EVERETT, Ph.B.; A.M. 1905. Instructor English, University
of Maine, 1905-12; English and public speaking, Massachusetts Agricultural College,
1912-; address. Box 534, Amherst, Mass.
RAYMOND, BERNARD PERRY, Ph.B. Adjuster of claims. The Rhode Island Co.,
Providence; X. *.; address, 347 Blackstone St., Providence, R. I.
REYNOLDS, WILBER TIBBITTS, M.E. Draughtsman; address. East Green-
wich, R. I.
RAWSTORNE, CHARLES DUREN, C.E. Civil engineer; *. T.; address, Fuller-
ton, La.
ROWE, LOUIS EARLE, Ph.B.; A.M. 1906. Museum director; assistant Boston
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass.; in charge of Egypt department 1907-12;
assistant history, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1911-12; field-assistant in
380 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1904
Egypt 1912; director of Rhode Island School of Design 1912-; member American
Association of Museums; American Federation of Arts; Archseological Institute of
America; author papers on Art in publications of Boston Museum of Fine Arts and
Rhode Island School of Design; address, 11 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
SACKETT, HERBERT LEE, Ph.B.; A.M. 1904. Science master Pingry Prepara-
tory School, Elizabeth, N. J. 1905-07; principal high school, Dunkirk, N. J., 1907-09;
Fergus County High School, Lewistown, Montana 1909-; *. B. K.; K. S.; address,
Lewistown, Mont.
SALISBURY, LUCIUS ALBERT, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1908. Phy-
sician; member Medical Society of Greater New York; Society of Medical Juris-
prudence; address, 151 West 72d St., New York, N. Y.
SANDAGER, WILLIAM, A.B. Admitted to Rhode Island bar 1910; lawyer.
Providence; assistant clerk of supreme court of Rhode Island, 1907-; X. *.; address,
232 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
SAVAGE, CHARLES FREDERIC, A.B. In Y. M. C. A. work Harlem, N. Y.;
secretary Pottstown, Penn.; Sewickley, Penn. to 1912; county secretary Northern
N. H. County 1912-; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.; address, Lancaster, N. H.
SCHLOSS, BERRICK, Ph.B. Professional singer, 1904-11; millinery business 1911-;
address, 140 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
SCUDDER, ELIOT ROSSITER, Ph.B. Clerk; engineer, American Telegraph &
Telephone Co.; Western Electric Co. to 1913; with Scudder Mfg. Co., 1913-;
A. *.; address, Salem, Va.
SMALLEY, HARRY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1905. Teacher Hope Street High School, Provi-
dence, 1904-06; principal high school, Ashby, Mass., 1906-07; principal grammar
school Fall River, Mass., 1907-; address, 611 June St., Fall River, Mass.
SMITH, EDWARD STAPLES, M.E. ; Sc.M., University of Virginia 1912. Draughts-
man, 1904-06; instructor drawing, Missouri School of Mines, 1906-09; mathematics.
University of Virginia, 1910-12; Princeton University, 1912-13; University of
Cincinnati, 1913-; *. K. *.; address. University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, O.
SPENCER, GEORGE LAWTON, M.E. Student naval architecture, Cornell Uni-
versity; architect; B. 6. n.; address, 90 Keene St., Providence, R. I.
STANTON, ALBERT HAYES, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1907.
Ordained Yarmouth, Me., Nov. 13, 1907; pastor Yarmouth, 1907-11; Natick,
Mass., 1911-; X. *.; address, 7 Wilson St., Natick, Mass.
STEVENS, ELMER TOMPKINS, Ph.B. Merchant; with Charles A. Stevens &
Bros., Chicago, 111.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 17-25 North State St., Chicago, 111.
STOCKARD, CLAUDE HENRY, A.B. Bookkeeper Providence, R. I.; address, 91
Governor St., Providence, R. I.
STOWELL, HERBERT JACKMAN, A.B. Lawyer; addresS, 78 State St., Bristol,
R.I.
TAFT, EDWARD PADELFORD, Ph.B. Manufacturer; address, Pomona Mills,
Greensboro, North Carolina.
TETLOW, EDWIN JUDKINS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908. Lawyer;
B. e. n.; address, 26 Liberty St., New York, N. Y.
THOMPSON, CLARENCE McGREGOR, A.B. Principal Latonia, Tenn., 1904-08;
agent Connecticut Prison Association 1908-09; secretary 1909-; *. r. A.; address.
Box 1152, Hartford, Conn.
TRUMBULL, SAMUEL BEEDY, Ph.B. Instructor High School of Commerce,
Boston, Mass.; address. Box 214, Lawrence, Mass.
WATSON, JOHN BROWN, Ph.B. Teacher Atlanta Baptist College 1904-08;
secretary International Committee Y. M. C. A., 1908-; address, 140 Henry St.,
Atlanta, Ga.
WEST, ALBERT BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. 1904; LL.B., Harvard University 1907.
Lawyer; *. B. K.; *. K.; address, 95 Roanoke St., Providence, R. I.
WILSON, EUGENE MERRILL, A.B.; B.D., Rochester Theological Seminary 1907.
Ordained Pottsdam, N. Y. 1907; pastor Pottsdam 1907-09; retired, invalid 1909;
*. r. A.; address, St. Joseph's Sanitarium, Silver City, New Mexico.
1904 GRADUATES 381
YOUNG, ARTHUR LINCOLN, A.B. Teacher Trinity Hall, Penn.; New London,
N. H.; principal high school, Uxbridge, Mass., 1907-10; Lewiston, Maine 1910-12;
superintendent of schools, Sprague, Steriing and Voluntown, Conn. 1912-; *. K. *.;
address. Central Village, Conn.
1905
ALBRECHT, WU-LIAM HORTON, A.B., address, Fonda, New York.
ALBRO, FRANK TAYLOR, Ph.B. Cotton buyer, Memphis, Tenn. 1905-11; cotton
and cloth broker, 1911-; A. K. E.; address, 36 Rock St., Fall River, Mass.
ALEXANDER, CHARLES ZASLAVSKY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908.
Lawyer; address, 511 Union Trust Company Building, Providence, R. I.
ALLISON, GEORGE DEACON, Ph.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1907; B.D.,
Union Theological Seminary 1908; Ph.D., Oskaloosa College 1912. Ordained 1908;
pastor Port Washington, N. Y., 1907-10; First Baptist Church, Rutherford, N. J.,
1910-; *. B. K.; Kasa Club; address, 71 Chestnut St., Rutherford, N. J.
ANTHONY, HARRINGTON TILLINGHAST, Ph.B. Engineer, John R. Free-
man's office. Providence, R. I., 1905-09; president Anthony Coal & Lumber Co.,
1909-; A. *.; address. Riverside, R. I.
ARNOLD. HAROLD GREENE, Ph.B.; S.T.B., Harvard University 1908. Minister;
pastor Bridgewater, Mass., 1908-13; First Parish Church, West Roxbury, Mass.,
1913-; A. A. *.; address, 54 Kenneth St., West Roxbury, Mass.
BAILEY, JOSEPH CHESTER, Ph.B. Z. *.; address, 188 Atlantic Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BAKER, SAMUEL NEWHALL, Ph.B. Graduate student University of Paris.
Teacher Dickinson College; Tome School, 1910-11; graduate student Columbia
University 1912-13; *. T.; address, 12 Lloyd Road, Montclair, N. J.
BARNEY, WALTER HOWARD, A.B. With U. S. Rubber Co., 1905-10; B. F.
Goodrich Co., Akron, Ohio, 1911-12; assistant superintendent Walpole Tire &
Rubber Co., Foxboro, Mass., 1912-; B. 9. H.; address, 250 Washington Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
BARTLETT, SAMUEL TEELE, A.B. In business Boston, Mass., and Brooklyn.
N. Y.; b. Southwick, Mass.. Dec. 13, 1882; d. West Somerville, Mass., June 17, 1908.
BEATTY. EDGAR AUGUSTINE, Ph.B. Western manager Home Education Co.;
*. r. A.; address unknown.
BLISS, LEROY FRANKLIN, A.B. Graduate student Harvard University 1905-06
instructor Chauncy Hall School, Boston, Mass.; Aurora, N. Y.; Milton, Mass.
Morris Heights School, Providence; University of Maine, Orono, Me., 1912-
*. r. A.f address. University of Maine. Orono, Me.
BROOMHEAD. FREDERICK CALVIN, Ph.B. B. 9. n.; address. Silver Spring,
East Providence, R. I.
BROWN, ALLYN LARRABEE, A.B. Student Harvard Law School, 1905-07;
admitted to Connecticut bar 1909; lawyer; member firm Brown & Perkms; A. *.;
address, 20 Shetucket St., Norwich, Conn.
BROWN, ARTHUR ROBERT, C.E. Civil engineer; S. S.; address, Gatten Canal
Zone, Panama.
BROWNING, EARL WHITNEY, Ph.B. Assistant librarian Brown University,
1905-06; address, 568 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
BUGBEE, BERTRAN CLYDE, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1908.
Ordained Baptist minister 1908; pastor Warrenville Baptist Church, 1909-; address,
Warrenville, Conn.
BULLOCK, GEORGE BURROUGHS, Ph.B. Cotton broker; with H. B. Deming
& Co.. Providence; R. T. Wilson & Co.. New York; Weld-Neville Cotton Co.,
Houston, Texas; manager Providence office Stephen M. Weld & Co., 1908-11;
with Killingly Mfg. Co.; Arthur C. Almy Co., 1912-; A. A. *.; address, 89 State
St., Boston, Mass.
382 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
BURR, FRANK ARTHUR, M.E. Instructor descriptive geometry Brown Uni-
versity 1905-06; instructor and assistant professor thermodynamics, 1906-11;
mechanical and testing engineer with Swift & Co. 1911-13; mechanical engineer;
*. S. K.; S. E.; address, 428 Greenville Ave., Johnston, R. I.
CADY, RAYMOND DAVIS, A.B.;.Sc.M. 1906. Chemist; with Remington Arms-
Union Metallic Cartridge Co., 1907-; member American Chemical Society; *. B. K.;
S. S.; address, 773 Kossuth St., Bridgeport, Conn.
CAMFIELD, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; *. K.; address, 269 Point St., Providence, R. I.
CARDELLICCHIO, GODFREY IGINO, A.B.; address. Tabernacle Baptist
Church, Boston, Mass.
CONNOLLY, JAMES HENRY, Sc.B. School of Science and Technology, Pratt
Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., to 1912; *. K.; address, 121 Spring St., Pawtucket, R. I.
COOK, FREDERICK WEBSTER, Ph.B. Lawyer; Z. *^.; address, 453 Angell St.,
Providence, R. I.
COOKE, FRANK STARR, Ph.B. Real estate appraiser; with Title Guarantee Co.,
New York; B. 0. 11.; address, 176 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
COSTELLO, MICHAEL FRANCIS, Jr., Ph.B.; *. K.; address, 376 Weeden St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
CRANE, JUDSON ADAMS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1909. Clerk; teacher;
assistant, law oflSce Warner, Warner & Stackpole, Boston, Mass., 1909-11; professor
law, Peiyang University, 1911-; $. B. K.; B. 6. IT.; address, Peiyang University,
Tientsin, China.
CRONKHITE, LEONARD WOLSEY, Ph.B.; Sc.B., University of Oxford 1908.
Treasurer, The Leonard Cronkhite Co., Boston, Mass.; A. T.; address, 53 State
St., Boston, Mass.
CROSS, EARLE BENNETT, A.B.; A.M. 1907; Ph.D. 1909; B.D., Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1910. Acting assistant professor Biblical literature and history.
Brown University, 1912-13; instructor Hebrew, Newton Theological Institution,
1913-14; minister. Central Avenue Baptist Church, Dover, N. H., 1910-; *. B. K.;
A. T. A.; address. The John Weed Parsonage, Dover, N. H.
DAMON, LEWIS PORTER, A.B. Teacher; B. e.H.; address, Franklin School,
Kemper Lane, Cinciimati, Ohio.
DAVJSON, HERBERT FRANKLIN, Ph.B.; A.M. 1905. Teacher St. Andrew's
School, Concord, Mass., 1905-08; Pawtucket High School, 1908-11; assistant
principal 1911-; S. H.; member N. E. Chemical Teachers' Association; address, 41
Summer St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DeWOLF, PAUL CHURCHILL, Ph.B. With Brown & Sharpe Mf'g. Co., 1905-;
*. T.; address, care of Brown & Sharpe Mf'g. Co., Providence, R. I.
DOUGLASS, CHARLES HENRY, Sc.B. With General Electric Co., 1905-; address,
180 South Common St., West Lynn, Mass.
DOWD, ALBERT AVERILL, A.B. Bank clerk; *. B. K.; address, Rhode Island
Hospital Trust Co., Providence, R. I.
DROHAN, WILLIAM CLARK, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1909. With
Title Guarantee & Trust Co., Jamaica, New York, 1909-10; lawyer; *. K.;
address, 525 Main St., Brockton, Mass.
EGGLESTON, DeWITT CARL, M.E. Accountant, Finance Department, City of
New York; address, 343 Tecumseh Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
EHMKE, CHARLES WILLIAM, Ph.B. A. T. U.; address, Smclairville, N. Y.
FILSON, JOHN PIERCE, A.B.; address. Worth, Jefferson County, N. Y.
FOULDER, JAMES ROY, M.E.; address, 309 Parkwood Building, Schenectady,
N. Y.
FREEMAN, FRED HEYWOOD, Ph.B.; M.D.. University of Vermont 1909.
Physician; address, Surry, Me.
1906 GRADUATES S8S
GARLAND, RICHARD THOMAS. A.B. *. B. K.; address, 59 Clifford St., Paw-
tucket, R. I.
GATHANY, JESSE MADISON, Ph.B.; A.M. 1906. Principal East Bridgewater
High School, 1906-07; head of commercial department Hope Street High School,
Providence, R. I., 1907-10; head of history department, 1910-; author Practical
Teaching of Civics in the High School; address, Seekonk, Mass.
GESSNER, GEORGE ADAM, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908. Instructor
law department. University of Oklahoma 191Z-; *. A. 0.; address, 207 Majestic
Building, Oklahoma City, Okla.
GLEASON, PHILIP TRAYNE, A.B. Lawyer; with Rhode Island Co.; address,
311 Union Station, Providence, R. I.
GOODRICH, SAMUEL CARLISLE, Ph.B. Real estate and insurance business;
with Charles F. Goodrich & Son; A. *.; address, 197 Grand St., Newburgh, N. Y.
GOODWIN, CARDINAL LEONIDAS, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Principal Jones Academy,
Dwight, Okla., 1905-06; Essex High School, Essex, Mass., 1906-07; Lyndon Institute,
Lyndonville, Vt., 1907-10; teaching fellow history. University of California; teacher
history, Alameda High School 1910-; member American Historical Association;
author Establishment of State Government in California; address, 1900 Clinton Ave.,
Alameda, California.
GOODWIN, EDWIN SYKES, Ph.B. Student Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1905-06; trade reporter for Curtis Guild Co., 1906-07; reporter, advertising solicitor
and collector for Real Estate Register & Rental Guide, Providence, 1908-10; architect
1910-; Kasa Club; address, 42 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
GRATRIX, STEPHEN EARL, A.B.; b. Newport, R. I., Feb. 14, 1882; d. March.
1907.
GREENE, CHESTER CARR, Ph.B. Clerk in ofiBce Gorham Mf'g. Co.; address,
442 Pine St., Providence, R. I.
HALL, MARTIN STUART, A.B. Assistant physics, Wesleyan University 1905-08;
electrical engineer Mathieson Alkali Works, Saltville, Va., 1906-; *. B. K.; address,
SaltviUe, Va.
HANSON, PHILIP ADAMS, Ph.B.; A. T. 0.; address, 86 Congress St., Portland, Me.
HARDING, HARRY SPEAR, Ph.B. On engineering corps Westinghouse, Church,
Kerr & Co., 1905-06; assistant engmeer Board of Water Supply, City of New York;
on construction of Catskill Aqueduct 1906-; associate member American Society of
Civil Engineers; member Municipal Engineers, City of New York; A. T.; address,
165 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
HARKNESS, EDWARD EVERETT, A.B.; address, 320 Chestnut St., Gardner,
Mass.
HASCALL, THEODORE CONRAD, Ph.B.; M.D., ComeU University 1909. Phy-
sician; member Providence, Rhode Island and American Medical Societies; A. T. A.;
address, 48 Lincoln Ave., Riverside, R. I.
HASCALL, WILLIAM CHACE, Ph.B. Deputy collector Internal Revenue Service,
1907-; A. T. A.; address. Federal Building, Hartford, Conn.
HAWKINS, FREDERICK EUGENE, A.B.; A.M. 1906. Teacher Montclair
Academy, Montclair, N. J., 1906-08; Providence Classical High School, 1908-;
*. B. K.; X. *.; address, 94 Lexington Ave., Providence, R. I.
HEALEY, JOHN JOSEPH, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1909. Physician;
*. K.; address, 636 Cranston St., Providence, R. I.
HEYDON, HOWARD RAYMOND, Ph.B. with class, 1906. With National India
Rubber Co., 1905-08; Swift & Co. of Chicago; Davidson Rubber Co., Boston;
Bush-Sulzer Bros., Providence, 1908-10; Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe Co., St. Louis,
1910-13; secretary New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, 1913-; *. T.;
address,' 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J.
HICKMAN, WILLIAM RAYMOND, Ph.B.; A. T.; address, 144 Chandler St.,
Jamestown, N. Y.
884 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1905
HINDS, HARRY HIRAM, M.E. K. 2.; address, care of O. L. Hinds Co., Burling-
ton, Vt.
HOBBS, CHARLES ALFRED, A.B.; M.D., Northwestern Medical College, Uni-
versity of Chicago 1910. Physician; *. A. 9.; address, 2533 Blaisdell Ave., Min-
neapolis, Minn.
HOLLAND, BENJAMIN, A.B.; address, 1342 L St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
HOLMES, CLARENCE WARREN, Ph.B.; address, Andover, Me.
HOPKINS, EDGAR ARNOLD, Ph.B. Real estate dealer; *.A. 9.; address, 250
Olney St., Providence, R. I.
HOVEY, RAY PALMER, C.E. Rodman, Panama Canal, 1905-06; draftsman,
American Bridge Co.; designer and estimator, Minn. Steel & Machinery Co., El
Paso, Texas and Salt Lake City, Utah; structural engineer, Utah Copper Co., 1910-;
Kasa Club; S. S.; address, 13 Barrows Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah.
HOWARD, ARTHUR ALLISON, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1909. Assis-
tant physician Children's Hospital 1913; physician in charge of Children's Hospital
and Out-Patient Department, Boston Dispensary 1913-; fellow in pediatrics Har-
vard Medical School, 1912-13; member American Medical Association; Massachu-
setts Medical Society; New England Pediatric Society; Boylston Medical Society;
author The Importance of Milk Stations in Reducing City Infant Mortality; Baby
Hygiene; Better Utilization of City Health Resources in Summer; Kasa Club; address,
416 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass.
HOWARD, FRANK GILBERT, Ph.B. Clerk Providence Institution for Savings;
address, 112 Grand Ave., Providence, R. I.
HOYT, COLGATE, Jr., A.B. Member firm Colgate Hoyt & Co.; A. A. *.; address,
55 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
HULSE, FRANK CLIFTON, Ph.B. With General Electric Co., 1905-06; teacher
Schenectady High School 1906-; address, 423 Brandywine Ave., Schenectady, N. Y.
HUTCHINSON. NEWTON PECK, Ph.B.; Bachelor of Philology, University of
Munich, Bavaria 1906. Banker and broker in stocks and bonds brokerage business,
1906-13; member firm Newton P. Hutchison & Co., 1913-; Z. *.; address, 195
Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I.
HYDE, LUCIEN STEVENS, A.B. Teacher Pennsburg, Penn., 1905-07; New York
City schools 1907-; K. S.; address, 257 Bement Ave., West Brighton, Staten
Island, N. Y.
INGALLS, ALFRED WESLEY, Ph.B. Foreman Revere Rubber Co., 1905-07;
superintendent and part proprietor W. H. Ingalls Co., 1907-; A. T. A.; address,
Washington St., Lynn, Mass.
JAMIESON, ROBERT IRVING, A.B. Assistant general manager, Tl^p Screw Ma-
chine Products Corporation, Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; X. *.; address. Box 43,
Conimicut, R. I.
JENNINGS, OLIVER SAUNDERS, A.B.; A. K. E.; address. Gray Buildmg,
Wilkinsburg, Penn.
JOHNSON. RALPH GERHARDT, A.B. Advertising salesman with MerchanU
Trade Journal; K. S.; address, 1010 Advertising Builfing, Chicago, Dl.
KENDALL, LEON MUNN, Ph.B. Teacher; d. Seattle. Wash., Oct. 8. 1913.
KETTNER, RALPH DARLING, A.B. Salesman; *. K. *.; address, 74 Lenox
Ave., Providence, R. I.
KINGMAN, CHARLES HARVEY, A.B. Prmcipal high school. Terrace Park, Ohio,
1906-08; Kankakee, 111., 1908-13; Ottawa Township High School, 1913-; *. B. K.;
K. 2.; address, Ottawa, III.
LAMKIE, WILLIAM JOHN, Ph.B. Director Department of Municipal Problems,
New York University 1911-; address, Walpole, N. H.
LEWIS, ERNEST FARNUM, A.B.; Sc.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1907. Fellow in architecture, American Academy in Rome, 1908-11; with McKim,
Mead & White, architects 1911-; A. T. A.; address, 30 Alumni Ave., Providence, R. I.
1905 GRADUATES 385
McGOUGH, JOHN HENRY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908. District
editOT College World, 1910-11; lawyer; *. K.; address, 4 Weybosset St., Providence,
R. I.
McKENNA, EDWARD FRANCIS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1909. Phy-
sician; address, 766 North Main St., Providence, R. I.
MacMINN, GEORGE RUPERT, A.B.; adth-ess, University of California, Berkeley,
Cal.
MAHONEY. JOHN CHRISTOPHER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908;
*. K.; address, 4 Weybosset St., Providence, R. 1.
MANDEVILLE, FRANK NESLER, Ph.B.; M.D., Columbia University. Physi-
cian; *. T.; address. City Hospital, Newark, N. J.
MARBLE, FRANK ELLIOT, Ph.B.; LL.B., Boston Y. M. C. A. Evening Law
School. Lawyer; Kasa Club; address, 333 Union St., Lynn, Mass.
MAXFIELD, ARTHUR CARROLL, A.B. Machinist; with Brown & Sharpe
Mfg. Co.; address, 224 Broadway, Providence, R. I.
MAY, ARTHUR PALMER, A.B. Principal high school, Gladstone, Mich., 1905-06;
clerk Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co., Providence, 1906-08; accountant Gorham Mfg.
Co., 1908-; *. B. K.; address, 53 Norwich Ave., Providence, R. I.
MEADER, WILLIAM GRANVILLE, A.B. Clerk Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co..
1905-11; treasurer Attleboro Trust Co., 1911-; X.*.; address, Attleboro Trust Co.,
Attleboro, Mass.
MILLARD, JACOB COOPER, M.E. With Waterbury Clock Co., 1905-07; General
Electric Co., 1907-09; Providence Engineering Works, 1910-12; N. E. Butt Co.,
1912-13; assistant chief draughtsman D. & W. Fuse Co., 1913-; instructor Rhode
Island School of Design, 1911-; address, 1049 Eddy St., Providence, R. I.
MITCHELL, CHARLES STUART, A.B. Instructor; *. r. A.; address. Peddle
Institute, Hightstown, N. J.
NANES, PHILIP, Ph.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1912. Teacher in Elementary
Schools, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1907-11; high schools 1911-; address, Bushwick High
School, 379 Evergreen Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
NEWTON, HAROLD CHARLES, A.B.; A.M. 1906. Head of English department,
Hebron Academy, 1906-12; teacher of English, Hope Street High School, Providence,
R. I. 1912-; address, Seekonk, Mass.
PACK (formerly Pak), SANGKYU, Ph.B. In the Korean Government Service 1905-
08; banking business 1908-; *. B. K.; address. No. 5 Mokio Bridge, Seoul, Korea.
POTTER, ARTHUR NILES, Ph.B. Principal grammar school, Hinsdale, N. H.;
teacher Willimantic, Conn.; 9. A. X.; address, Willimantic, Conn.
PRATT, WILLARD LESLIE, Ph.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1908.
Pastor Brewer Baptist Church 1908-13; First Baptist Church, Rockland, Me.;
*. r. A. ; address, Rockland, Me.
PRICE, IRVING LANOUETTE, Ph.B. Merchant; A. T. a.; address, 11 Wilmer
St., Rochester, N. Y.
READ, WILLIAM ALFRED, A.B.; A.M. 1906. Student teacher Hope Street
High School, Providence, R. I., 1905-06; *. B. K.; address. South Hanson, Mass.
RICHARDS, ALBERT CHARLES, C.E. With Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.; address,
118 Francis St., Providence, R. I.
ROBINSON, ARTHUR HENRY, A.B.; B.D., Drew Theological Seminary, Madison,
N. J., 1907. Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church Kinderhook, N. Y., 1907-11;
Johnsonville, N. Y., 1911-12; Deenwood M. E. Church, South, Waycross, Ga.,
1913-; *. r. A.; address, 47 Lamar Ave., Waycross, Ga.
ROBINSON, CHARLES EDWIN, A.B. Instructor; address, Staten Island
Academy, New Brighton, N. Y.
ROBINSON, CHARLES LORIMER, A.B. Retail furniture business. Providence;
address, 33 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
SCHWINN, FREDERICK, Ph.B. Manufacturing jeweler; with Charles M.
Robbins Co., Attleboro, Mass.; *. T.; address, Attleboro, Mass.
386 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
SEDDON, CHARLES HENRY, A.B. Newsdealer; address, 447 Butler Exchange,
Providence, R. I.
SMITH, FRANCIS HERVEY, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1906. Assistant chemistry. Perdue
University, 1907; instructor Rhode Island State College, 1908-12; assistant professor,
1912-; X. *.; address, Kingston, R. I.
SPICER, WILLIAM ARNOLD, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1908. Instructor
international law. Harvard University, 1908-09; adviser to son of Gaekwar, Baroda,
India, 1908-09; lawyer; with firm Edwards & Angell 1909-; *. B. K.; A. *.; ad-
dress, 75 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
STALEY, JOHN JAY, A.B. Principal high school, GrangeviUe, Idaho; address,
Grangeville, Idaho.
STEDMAN, HOWLAND SHERMAN, A.B. Real estate and insurance business;
A. T. A.; address, 104 Park Ave., Schenectady, N. Y.
STEERE, SMITH OLIVER, C.E. Engineering aid U. S. Geological and Reclamation
Survey; assistant on Engineer Corps, Penn. R. R.; N. Y. State Barge Canal; first
assistant engineer to N. Y. State Highway Commission; address. Falconer, N. Y.
STONEGRAVE, AUGUSTUS NOBLE, Sc.B.; K. 2.; b. St. Albans, Vt., Oct. 23,
1882; d. July 4, 1907.
SWANN, HARVEY JULLAN. A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1906. Teacher
Westerleigh Collegiate Institute, 1906-07; Hargrove School, 1908-11; Grail School,
1911-; *. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, Grail School, Southport, Conn.
THOMPSON, JOHN HARRISON, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1908.
Ordained Holyoke, Mass., 1908; pastor Holyoke, 1908-11; Ludlow, Vt., 1911-;
*. r. A.; address, Ludlow, Vt.
TOWNE, ROY, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Principal high school Old Lyme, Conn., 190S-06;
teacher high school, Williamsport, Mass., 1906-07; principal granmiar school,
Cumberland, R. I., 1907-09; professor Greek, Hamline University, 1909-; address,
1684 Van Buren St., St. Paul, Minn.
TOWNSEND, ARTHUR SWAIN, Ph.B. Principal grammar school, Warren, R. I.,
1905-09; sub-master Roberts School, Cambridge, Mass., 1909-10; master Adams
and Branch Schools, Quincy, Mass., 1910-; address, 27 Avon Way, Quincy, Mass.
VANDERBILT, EARL, C.E. With Penn. R. R. Co.; b. Little York, N. J., 1874;
d. New York, N. Y., June 7, 1909.
WALKER, RODNEY CHARLES, A.B. Advertising manager, Vermont Farm
Machine Co.; address, 10 Hapgood St., Bellows Falls, Vt.
WATERS, CHESTER CAMPBELL, A.B.; A.M. 1906; Ph.D. 1909. Investigator,
Bureau of Municipal Research, New York City, 1909-11; assistant Patterson,
Teele & Dennis, Boston, Mass., 1911-; A. T. Q.; address, 32 President Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
WEBB, ARCHIE ROY, Ph.B. With McCoy & Co., Chicago, 111.; K. 2.; address,
Whitehall, Wis.
WEBB, THOMAS McALPINE, Ph.B. Salesman; address, 421 Grosvenor Building,
Providence, R. I.
WEEKS, CHARLES ALBERT, Ph.B. Advertising and sales manager. Real Estate
Security Co., New York, N. Y.; X. *.; address, 261 Fort Washington, New York,
N. Y.
WEISS, PAUL, Ph.B. Principal high school, Kewanna, Indiana, 1905-06; Marion
High School, 1906-; Kasa Club; address, Marion, La.
WELCH, THOMAS ALBERT. Ph.B. Shoe manufacturer; 6. A. X.; address, 29
Red Rock St., Lynn, Mass.
WELD, ELMER ORLANDO, A.B.; B.D., General Theological Seminary, New York
City, 1910. Teacher Hyde Park School; Lawrence Academy, Groton, Mass.; deacon
in charge of Mission at Scotsdale, Penn., 1910; assistant rector Grace Episcopal
Church, On The Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y.; b. Mansfield, Mass., March 13, 1879;
accidentally killed in Cockspur St., London, England, June 17, 1912.
WELLS, HERBERT COMSTOCK, Ph.B. Banker; with Rhode Island HospiUl
Trust Co., Providence; A. A. $.; address, Kingston, R. I.
1905 GRADUATES 387
WEELS, LESTER ALLEN, A.B. *. K. *.; address, Brooklyn, Conn.
WESTCOTT, NILES, A.B.; A.M. 1905; M.D., Yale University 1909. Assistant
physician Butler Hospital, 1909; interne R. I. Hospital; Providence Lying-in
Hospital; Providence City Hospital, 1909-12; assistant physician R. I. State Hospital
for the Insane, 1912-; Kasa Club; 2. S.; S. N.; address, Howard, R. I.
WHITE, CARLTON GRIEVES, Ph.B.; address, 124 Highland Ave., SomerviUe,
Mass.
WILLIS, JOE SELMAN, Ph.B. Commercial traveller; address, 617 South Fourth
St., Waco, Texas.
WOOD, BASIL BOISE, A.B. Reference librarian, Berkshu-e Athenaeum, Pittsfield,
Mass., 1911-12; city librarian Springfield, Mass., 1912-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address.
City Library, Springfield, Mass.
WOODIN, GLENN WILLIAM, A.B. Instructor history State Normal School,
. Fredonia, N. Y.; lawyer; member American Political Science Association; Municipal
Government Association; *. B. K.; K. 2.; address, 9 Taft Place, Dunkirk, N. Y.
WOODSUM, RALPH BENJAMIN, A.B. Real estate broker; A. K. E.; address, 94
Academy St., South Braintree, Mass.
1906
ANGELL, WALTER HERBERT, Ph.B. Textile worker; Glenlyon Dye Works
1906-09; Uxbridge Worsted Co., 1909-12; Franklin Process Co., 1912-; address, 43
Greenwich St., Providence, R. I.
BAILEY, GEORGE EDWARD, Sc.B. Telephone engineer; with N. Y. Telephone
Co., 1906-H; N. J. Telephone Herald Co., 1911-12; plant engineer, assistant manager
Direct Line Telephone Co., 1912-; B. 6. n.; address, 810 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
BANFIELD, FREDERICK EUGENE, Jh., Ph.B.; Sc.B. 1908. Mechanical en-
gineer; with Saco-Lowell Shops 1908-; assistant superintendent 1912-; member
American Society Mechanical Engineers; S. E.; *.S.K.; address, 84 Hancock Ave.,
Newton Centre, Mass.
BARBOUR, HARRIS MERRILL, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1909.
Graduate student Brown University 1911-12. Baptist minister; pastor, Milton,
Wisconsin; A. T.; address, Milton College, Milton, Wis.
BARNICOAT, JOHN THOMAS, Jb., Sc.B. Degree with class, 1912. Traffic en-
gineer; with Providence Telephone Co., 1906-; T. A. S.; address, 142 Houston St.,
Providence, R. I.
BASSFORD, ALBERT FRANCIS, A.B.; A.M., University of Chicago 1908. Pastor
Oak Park, 111.; Corvallis, Ore., 1909-12; First Baptist Church, Marshfield, Ore.
1912-; address, Marshfield, Ore.
BEATTIE, FREDERICK STEERE, Ph.B. Instructor Lehigh University, 1907-09;
Tilton Seminary, 1909-11; Episcopal clergyman; S. S.; address, St. Luke's
Rectory, Charlestown, N. H.
BELLOWS, SIDNEY RAYMOND, Ph.B.; Sc.B. 1907. Civil engineer; with Rhode
Island State Board of Public Roads 1906-08; engineer, N. Y. Barge Canal Improve-
ment and Barge Canal Terminals in N. Y. Harbor, 1908-; member American Society
of Civil Engineers; A. *.; address, 1219 White Hall Building, 17 Battery Place,
New York, N. Y.
BENNETT, CHARLES BARROWS, Ph.B.; A.M.; Sc.M. 1910; Ph.D., University
of Chicago 1912. Instructor biochemistry. University of California; *. B. K.;
S. E.; address. University of California, Berkeley, Cal.
BERTHOLD, REINHART WILLIAM, A.B. Traffic engineer assistant; with
Providence Telephone Co., 1906-12; Western Union Telegraph Co., 1912-; address
195 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
BOLT, HALBERT AMBROSE, Ph.B; address, Cannonsville, N. Y.
BRAYTON, HOWARD WHEATON, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910.
Interne Hartford Hospital 1910-12; assistant visiting physician 1912-; member
Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut State Medical Societies; American Medical
Association; Z. *.; address, 44 High St., Hartford, Conn.
388 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
BRESLIN, JOHN HENRY, Ph.B. Harvard Law School, 1907-09; hotel proprietor;
*. K.; address. Hotel Hampton, Haymarket Sq., Boston, Mass.
BREWER, HALL ANDERSON, Ph.B. Instructor high school, Kendallville, Ind.,
1908-10; principal Comanche, Okla., 1911-12; Gifford, Id., 1912-; B.G.H.; address,
Gifford, Id.
BRIGGS, WALTER ALBERT, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1909. Lawyer;
A. T. a.; address, 215 Bronson Building, Attleboro, Mass.
BRIGHTMAN, EDGAR SHEFFIELD, A.B.; A.M. 1908; S.T.B., Boston Uni-
versity 1910; Ph.D. 1912. Assistant Greek, Brown University 1906-07; assistant
philosophy 1906-08; ordained minister in Methodist Episcopal Church; pastor
Wickford, R. I.; Cohasset, Mass. 1907-10; head of department of psychology and
philosophy, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1912-; *. B. K.; K. 2.; address, 310
East 21st St., University Place, Neb.
BROWN, AYLSWORTH, Ph.B. Student Harvard Law School, 1906-07; lawyer;
A. A. *.; address, 36 Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, RAY, A.B. Master Abbot School, Farmington, Me., 1906-07; head of
Lower School, Choate School, Wallingford, Conn., 1907-; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address,
Wallingford, Conn.
BUCK, LESLIE GODDARD, A.B.; address. Cavendish, Vt.
BUGBEE, RAYMOND GILBERT, Ph.B.; M.D., McGill University, Montreal,
Can., 1909. Interne Rhode Island Hospital and Providence Lying-In Hospital,
1909-11; exteme Rhode Island Hospital 1912-13; physician; member Providence
and Rhode Island Medical Societies and American Medical Association; *. B. K.;
B. e. n.; address, 223 Congress St., Providence, R. I.
BURGESS, ALEXANDER MANLIUS, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910-
Assistant pathology Boston City Hospital 1910-12; director pathological laboratory,
Montreal General Hospital 1912-13; lecturer in pathology McGill University 1912-13;
assistant professor 1913-; member Boylston Medical Society, American Association
for Cancer Research; Association of American Pathologists and Bacteriologists, and
other societies; author The Origin of the Giant-cell in Tuberculous Lesions, and other
articles in the Journal of Medical Research; *. B. K.; S .H.; A. A. i|>.; address,
Montreal General Hospital, Montreal, P. Q., Can.
BURTON, WILLIAM WILDER, Ph.B. Teacher; clerk 1906-09; head of depart-
ment mathematics and science, Columbus Industrial High School, 1909-; K. 2.;
address, 1933 Hamilton Ave., Columbus, Ga.
BUTLER, HAYWARD MURRY, Ph.B. Physical director Allegheny Preparatory
School 1906-10; head master 1910-; A. T. Q.; address, 900 Lyndale Ave., Pittsburg,
Penn.
CAMPBELL, FRANCIS MERCER, A.B.; b. Woonsocket, R. I., Dee. 26, 1883;
d. Providence, R. I., July 28, 1906.
CARPENTER, HENRY GODFREY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907. Teacher Woodbury
Forest School, Orange, Va., 1907-09; Collegiate School, New York, N. Y., 1909-;
address, 241 West 77th St., New York, N. Y.
CARPENTER, WALTER CLAYTON, Ph.B.; LL.B., George Washington Uni-
versity 1910. Secretary American Delegation to U. S. Venezuela Arbitration of the
Orinoco Steamship Co.'s claim against Venezuelfe, at The Hague, 1909-11; lawyer;
*. B. K.; 904 Hibbs Buildmg, Washington, D. C.
CHANDLER, HORACE EDWARD, Sc.B. Assistant, civil engineering department
Brown University, 1907; civil engineering department Cornell University 1907-08;
in charge of physics. Arts College, Shantung Christian University, China, 1908-;
2. S.; address, Weihsien, Shantung, China (via N. Y. and Siberia).
CHAPPELL, CHARLES RAYMOND, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution
1909. Student pastor Mendon, Mass., 1908-10; pastor First Baptist Church, Bath,
Me., 1910-; X. *.; address, 64 Pearl St., Bath, Me.
CHASE, PETER PINEO, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910. College phy-
sician Brown University 1912-; physician; A. A. *.; address, 62 College St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
1906 GRADUATES 380
CHILDS, FRANK HAMMETT, Ph.B. Draughtsman, American Cableway Co.,
Fall River, Mass., 1906-07; Murray & Tregurtha Co., Boston, Mass., 1907-08; with
New Bedford Fish Co., 1908-; 9. A. X.; address, 22 Jenny Lind St., New Bedford,
Mass.
CLAFLIN, ALBERT WHITMAN, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1907; Ph.G. 1909, Rhode Island
College of Pharmacy and AUied Sciences; Ph.C. 1910; Phar.D., 1912. With George
L. Claflin & Co.; assistant treasurer 1913-; member American Chemical Society;
American Association for Advancement of Science; Society of Chemical Industry;
*. B. K.; B. e. n.; address, 70 South Main St., Providence, R. I.
CLIFFORD, JOHN MAURICE, A.B. Student Harvard University Law School;
lawyer; address, 331 Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
CONGDON, HOWARD WILBUR, A.B.; A.M. 1907; B.S., Massachusetts Institute
of Technology 1909. Structural engineer; with Providence Steel & Iron Co.; $. B. K.
S. S.; *. K. *.; address, 272 Dudley St., Providence, R. I.
COOK, JASON OSBORNE, A.B.; A.M. 1907. Advertising agent, teacher 1906-09;
student Harvard Law School, 1909-10; teacher Holyoke, Mass., 1910-; X. *.;
address, 41 Hitchcock St., Holyoke, Mass.
COOPER, GERALD ARTHUR, Ph.B. With Texas Oil Co., New York, N. Y., 1908-
08; manager Gerald Cooper, Mercerizing Cotton Yarns, 1908-; A. A. *.; address,
6 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I.
CORCORAN, GEORGE BARTLETT, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910.
Interne Worcester City Hospital, 1910-12; physician; member Boylston Medical
Society; Massachusetts and American Medical Associations; *. K.; address, 3t
Park Street, West Springfield, Mass.
CORY, HERBERT ELLSWORTH, A.B.; Ph.D., Harvard University 1910. As-
sistant English, Harvard University, 1909; instructor English, University of Cali-
fornia 1909-13; assistant professor 1913-; *. S. K.; address, 2558 Buena Vista Way,
Berkeley, Cal.
CUBBERLY, HOLLIS BROWN, A.B. In business; K. S.; address, R2, Plainfield,
N. J.
GUSHING, FREDERICK SIMMS, Ph.B.; address. Local Office Weather Bureau,
Scranton, Penn.
DAVIS, JARED WILLIAMS, A.B. Teacher, Hopkins Grammar School, New
Haven, Conn.; address, 212 West Third Ave., Cedar Rapids, la.
DEXTER, LOUIS IRVING, A.B. Draughtsman for several firms, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania, New York, 1906-10; chief draughtsman Mulcahy & Gibson, N. Y.,
1910-13; The Radley Steel Construction Co., 1913-; address, 96 LaFayette Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
DOLT, MAURICE LOUIS, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1907; Ph.D. 1908. Instructor industrial
chemistry Lehigh University, 1908-10; professor organic and analytical chemistry
North Dakota Agricultural College 1910-; fellow American Society for Advancement
of Science; member American Chemical Society; American Electrochemical Society;
author Action of Acetic Anhydride on derivatives of Phynyl Propiolic Add; Synthetit
Culture Media for the Growth of B. Coli; Z. 'ir.; address. Agricultural College,
Fargo, N. D.
DRISCOLL, ARTHUR FRANCIS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1909. Lawyer;
member of firm, O'Brien, Malevinsky & Driscoll; *. K.; address, 1482 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
FALK, LESTER LEOPOLD, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1909. Lawyer;
A. K. E.; address, 4346 Grand Boulevard, Chicago, 111.
FERGUSON, JOHN, Jb., Ph.B.; address, care of Jolme, Larkin & Rathbone, 64
Wall St., New York, N. Y.
FERRIER, JOHN MORTON, A.B.; A.M. 1907. President and treasurer, Ferrier
Land Co.; member school committee 1912-; address, 283 Union Ave., Providence,
R. L
FIELD, ROBERT FRANKLIN, A. B.; *. B. K.; Z. H.; address, 25 Wilson St.,
Providence, R. I.
890 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
FLAGG, ARTHUR LEONARD, A.B. With Esmeralda Copper Co.; field engineer
in Arizona and Mexico, 1906-07; with Santa Cruz Mining Co., 1908-12; first mill
foreman and engineer, G. A. Collins, Construction Engineers, Spokane, Washington,
1912-13; with Kelvin Sultana Copper Co. 1913-; member American Association for
the Advancement of Science; American Institute of Mining Engineers; 2. 3.;
X. $.; address, Kelvin Sultana Copper Co., Kelvin, Ariz. |
FLEMMING, JOHN ELLSWORTH, Ph.B. Graduate Auburn Theological Seminary
1909. Assistant pastor New York City 1909-10; pastor Struthers, Ohio, 1910-11;
minister in charge of Hope Chapel and Hope House, Institutional Church, N. Y„
1911-; *. r. A.; address, 329 East 17th St., New York, N. Y.
FLETCHER, ALFRED WAYLAND, A.B. Manufacturing jeweler; *. r. A.;
address, 74 Portland St., Providence, R. I.
FOWLER, ARTHUR GARFIELD, Ph.B. Assistant Worcester Polytechnic Institute
1906-07; chemist and assistant chief. New York State Board of Health, 1907-11;
chemist. Water Purification Co., 1911-; A. T. H.; address, 195 Ontario St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FULLER, LUCIAN DEANE, A.B.; A. K. E.; address, Plaistow, N. H.
GAY, LEON STEARNS, Ph.B. Vice president Gay Bros., woolen manufacturers.
Cavendish, Vt., 1907-; selectman, 1909-12; X. *.; address. Cavendish, Vt.
GEARY, DANIEL EDWARD, A.B.; LL.B.; J.B., Boston University Law School
1910. Lawyer; representative Rhode Island General Assembly 1913-; *. K.;
address, 435a Grosvenor Building, Providence, R. I.
GILMAN, PHILLIPS STANDISH, Ph.B. Director music, PhiUips Academy,
Andover, Mass., 1906-07; with Redpath Lyceum Bureau, 1906-07; director music.
University Preparatory School, Tonkawa, Okla., 1908-10; department of organ and
theory. College for Women, Cola, S. C, 1910-; member American Guild of Organists;
author of compositions for pianoforte and pipe organ; A. T. Q.; address, 1715
Pickens St., Columbia, S. C.
GORDON, THEODORE WILLIAMS, Sc.B. With Kaolin & Clay Products Co.,
Vineyard Haven, Mass., 1906-09; American Locomotive Co., Providence, R. I.,
1910-12; General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y., 1912-; X. *.; address, 318
Glenwood Boulevard, Schenectady, N. Y.
GRAHAM, ALEXANDER, Ph.B. With Everybody's Magazine 1906-12; Pictorial
Review 1912-: *. A. 6.; address, 733 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GREENE, FRANCIS INGRAHAM, Sc.B. With O. Perry Sarle, 1906-11; United
States Engineer Department 1911-; A. T. A.; address, 113 Broadway, Newport, R. I.
HAMILTON, JAMES, Jb., Ph.B.; M.D., Yale University 1910. Pathological interne
Rhode Island Hospital 1910-13; physician; address, 15 Camp St., Providence, R. I.
HARSON, JOSEPH LEO, Ph.B.; A.M. 1908. Chemist; with American Woolen Co.,
1907-08; Cassella Color Co., 1908-10; John D. Lewis 1910-; instructor in textile
chemistry, Rhode Island School of Design, 1910-; address, 151 Ivy St., Providence,
R. I.
HATCH, HARRY FRENCH, Sc.B.; K. S.; address, St. Albans, Vt.
HAYWARD, CHESTER LeROY, Sc.B. Civil engmeer; with Rapid Transit Subway
Construction Co., 1906-08; New York State Barge Canal, 1908-; first assistant
engineer 1912-; Kasa Club; address. Temple, N. H.
HERSEY, WILLIAM READ, A.B. Associate editor and correspondent Providence
Tribune, 1907-10; teacher English and Latin, Locustdale, Va., 1911-12; Porter
Academy, Charleston, S. C, 1912-; newspaper contributor; address. Mount Pleasant,
S. C.
HILL, PRESCOTT TILLINGHAST, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1911. Interne
Hartford Hospital 1912-13; physician; member Boylston Medical Society; B. 9. II.;
address, 435 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
HINES, GEORGE AUGUSTINE, A.B. Roman catholic priest; address, St. Mary
Rectory, Newport, R. I.
1906 GRADUATES 891
HOBSON, HENRY RAMSDEN, A.B. With Nicholson File Co., 1906-09; The
Costilla Estates Development Co., San Acaeio, Colo., 1909-12; in lumber business
1912-; *. r. A.; address, San Acaeio, Colo.
HOYE, VINCENT CHARLES, Ph.B. Student Harvard Law School, 1906-09;
lawyer, Taunton and Boston, Mass.; Z. *.; address, 24 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
HUFF, CHARLES SPENCER, A.B. Instructor Hyde Park High School, 1906-08;
Technical High School, Springfield, Mass., 1908-10; principal Asbury Park High
School, 1910-; *. A. 6.; address, 705 First Ave., Asbury Park, N. J.
HUNT, HOMER ELIJAH, A.B. Teacher Vermont Academy, 1906-07; Bellows
Free Academy, 1907-12; member Vermont house of representatives, 1912-13; super-
intendent public schools of Swanton and Highgate, Vt., 1913-; X. *.; address,
Swanton, Vt.
JACKSON, HENRY GREENE, Ph.B. Secretary, S. H. Greene & Sons Corp., 1908-;
superintendent Clyde Bleachery & Print Works, 1911-; director Providence Banking
Co., 1912-; Z. *.; address, Riverpomt, R. I.
JAMES, HAROLD WELLS, A.B. Degree with class, 1907. Lawyer; clerk of Board
of Tax Commissioners, State of Rhode Island; address, 33 Lockwood St., Edgewood,
R. L
JAMES, JOHN WILLIAM, A.B.; *. S. K.; address. Box 1179, Calgary, Alberta,
Can.
JONES, CHARLES HENRY, Jh., Ph.B. Storekeeper; in charge of electric supplies,
N. Y., N. H., & H. R. R. Co.; 1910-13; Rhode Island Co., 1913-; *. K. *.; address,
84 Broadway, Providence, R. I.
KELLEY, EDWIN AHIRA, Sc.B. Draftsman; with N. Y. Central & Hudson River
R. R.; New York State Railroads; inspector of engines for Palmer & Singer Mf'g. Co.;
Hershell Spillman Co., purchasing agent; address, 32 Clinton St., Tonawanda, N. Y.
KENNEDY, WILLIAM ARTHUR, Ph.B.; Sc.B. 1907. Instructor mechanical
drawing. Brown University, 1907-10; testing engineer General Fire Extinguisher Co.,
1910; member American Society for Promotion of Engineering Education; B. 6. U.;
address, 31 Forest St., Providence, R. I.
KING, ARTHUR CASWELL, Sc.B. Transitman and assistant engineer, Springfield
Water Department, 1907-11; superintendent's assistant, 1911-; X. *.; address,
34 Foster St., Springfield, Mass.
KNOWLES, HARRY, Ph.B.; B.S., Rhode Island State College 1899. With Provi-
dence Daily Journal, 1903-06; Newark Sunday Call, 1907-; address, Sunday Call,
Newark, N. J.
KRAUSE, GEORGE FRANKLIN, A.B. Vice president and secretary George
Krause Hardware Co.; member city council; *. B. K.; 6. A. X.; address, 328
Chestnut St., Lebanon, Penn.
LATIMER, ROBERT LEE, A.B. Director physical training, public schools and
Y. M. C. A., New London, Conn., 1909-11; teacher gymnastics, Hamburg Place
School, Newark, N. J., 1911-; address, Montville, Conn.
LIGHTBODY, WILLIAM RUSSELL, Ph.B.; A. *.; address, 887 Chestnut St.,
Manchester, N. H.
LILLIE, WILLIAM LeROY, A.B. With Nicholson File Co., 1907-09; student
teacher Springfield, Mass.; in charge of commercial department, high school, Asbury
Park, N. J., 1910-13; Adelphi Academy 1913-: address, Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
LLNDEMUTH, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN GROSH, Ph.B. Lawyer; address, 916
Turks Head Building, Providence, R. I.
LOEPSINGER, ALBERT JOHN, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer; with General Fire
Extinguisher Co., 1907-; S. H.; address, 41 Atlantic Ave., Providence, R. I.
LUCE, LEVERETT JAMES, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1909. With Kidder,
Melcher & Ayres, lawyers. New York, N. Y., 1909-12; Huntington Rhinelander &
Seymour, lawyers, 1912-; A. T. A.; address, 54 William St., New York, N. Y.
392 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
LYLE, EDWIN HERBERT, A.B.; A.M., Chicago University 1909; B.D., 1909.
Minister, Baptist Church Savanna, 111., 1910-; address, 620 Chicago Ave., Savanna,
111.
McINTYRE, FRANK DAVID, Ph.B.; *. A. 6.; address, Waldo, Wis.
MANCHESTER, ALLEN WILBUR, A.B.; *. B. K.; A. T. A.; address, Bristol,
Conn.
MARBLE, ROBERT ALVIN, C.E. Civil engineer; sales department, Carnegie
Steel Co., Pittsburgh, Penn., 1906-; Z. *.; address, 427 Carnegie Building, Pitts-
burgh, Penn.
MARCUS, PHILIP VICTOR, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907; LL.B., Harvard University 1910.
Lawyer; *. B. K.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
MATTESON, PAUL, A.B. Law student; A. K. E.; address, 10 Weybosset St.,
Providence, R. I.
MEAD, JOHN PERKINS, Ph.B.; B. 9. n.; address, 11 East 32nd St., Kansas City,
Mo.
MERCER, CHARLES DOUGLAS, Sc.B. Salesman; Livermore & Knight Co.,
1908-13; A. A. *.; address, 83 University Ave., Providence, R. I.
MOODY, FRANK WILSON, Ph.B.; address, Soldan High School, St. Louis, Mo.
MOORE, ERNEST EPHRAIM, A.B.; *. S. K.; address, Ludlow, Vt.
MORSE, WESLEY FLOYD, Ph.B: Merchant; B. 9. H.; address, 91 Main St.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
MOULTON, PRESTON SUMNER, A.B. Associate master Abbot School, Farming-
ton, Me., 1907-; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, Farmington, Me.
MYERS, LANNING, A.B. Principal Wildwood High School 1906-; address, 110
East Glenwood Ave., Wildwood, N. J.
NICKERSON, ELMER DOUGLAS, A.B. Clerk, Atlantic National Bank 1907-
13; *. B. K.; address, 20 Exeter St., Providence, R. I.
NUTTER, CARL NATHANIEL, A.B.; A.M. 1907; B.D., Union Theological
Seminary 1910. Teacher high school, Bristol, Conn., 1910-13; head of history, de-
partment high school Stamford, Conn., 1913-; address, 380 Bedford St., Stamford,
Corm.
O'KEEFE, JOHN HOWARD, A.B.; A.M. 1906; LL.B., Harvard University 1909.
Lawyer; member of Massachusetts house of representatives, 1912-13; *. K.;
address, 39 Crocker Building, Taunton, Mass.
OWEN, EVAN BUCKLm, Ph.B.; A. A. *.; address, 50 Union Square, New York,
N. Y.
PARKHURST, ELIOT GREER, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1910. Lawyer;
associated with firm Edwards & Angell, 1910-; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 170 West-
minster St., Providence, R. I.
PATTEE, HARRY ERNEST, Ph.B. Insurance agent; K. S.; address, 208 Howard
Building, Providence, R. I.
PEARSON, WILLIAM THOMAS, A.B. Bond salesman; in investment banking
house of Warner, Tucker & Co.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 85 Devonshire St.,
Boston, Mass.
PHETTEPLACE, ARTHUR TRUMAN STEERE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard Uni-
versity 1910. Lawyer; *. K. *.; address, 110 Cranston St., Providence, R. I.
PORTER, EMERY MOULTON, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910. Physi-
cian, Providence; address, 454 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
POWELL, RHYS, Ph.B.; address, 810 North Main Ave., Scranton, Penn.
PRAY, CLINTON ALFRED, Ph.B. X. *.; address, Barrington, R. I.
PRESTWICH, THOMAS WENDELL, A.B. Mill busmess; with Riverside Mills,
Providence, R. I.; address, 125 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I.
PRICE, FLORENCE JOHN HARRINGTON, Ph.B.; *. T.; address, care of B. F.
Sturtevant Co., Hyde Park, Mass.
1906 GRADUATES 393
PROUTY, LEONARD AUGUSTUS, A.B. Instructor and principal Academy,
Locustdale, Va., 1906-10; instructor Porter Military Academy, 1910-12; Con-
federate College, 1912-; A. T.; address. Confederate College, Charleston, S. C.
RACKLE, OSCAR WILLIAM, Sc.B. Instructor civil engineering Brown University,
1908-09; assistant engineer, Rhode Island State Board of Public Roads, three years;
draftsman, department of construction and engineering, Panama Canal, 1908-09;
highway engineer and contractor, 1912-; 2. S.; A. T. A.; address, 207 Sackett St.,
Providence, R. I.
ROSEN, LOUIS, A.B.; address, 229 Willard Ave., Providence, R. I.
RUSS, GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS, Ph.B.; A. *.; address unknown.
SACKETT, MEYER HAROLD, Ph.B. With law department, LiabUity Insurance
Co.; address, 179 College Ave., West Somerville, Mass.
SACKETT, NATHAN, Ph.B. Owner, "Ye Postte Cardde Shoppe;" address, 449
Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
SEWELL, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B.; A.B., Baylor University 1905; LL.B., Uni-
versity of Texas 1908. Lawyer; address, Higgins, Tex.
SHINN, CHARLES SAWYER, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907. Teacher Classical High School.
Providence, R. I., 1906-07; master English, Episcopal Academy, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1907-; Kasa Club; address, 1324 Locust St., Philadelphia, Penn.
SHIRES, PERCY, Ph.B. Advertising man, with Everybody's Magazine, 1908-10;
salesman, Nicholson File Co., 1912-; 9. A. X.; address, 49 Taber Ave., Providence,
R. I.
SHOR, GEORGE GERSHON, A.B. With Providence Journal; Boston Herald;
Boston American, 1906-13; on editorial stafif New York Evening World, 1913-;
*. B. K.; *. S. K.; address, Philadelphia, Pa.
SLOCUM, WILLIAM GOULD, Sc.B. District traffic chief American Telephone
and Telegraph Co.; B. 6. H.; address, 20 Clifford St., Detroit, Mich.
SMITH, CHESTER WILSON, Sc.B. Resident engmeer, B. F. Sturtevant Co.;
*. T.; address, 70 Warren Ave., Hyde Park, Mass.
STONE, HARRIS DEMING, A.B.; *. A. 0.; address, 31 Oakville St., West Lynn,
Mass.
SWAFFIELD, WALTER DOUGLAS, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution
1910. Pastor Baptist Church, Danielson, Conn., 1910-; A. T.; address, Danielson,
Conn.
SWANSON, AXEL FABIAN, Ph.B. Chemist; with Stillwell & Gladding 1906-;
address, 181 Front St., New York, N. Y.
SWEENEY, MATTHEW MARK, Sc.B. Designer; with Taft, Peirce Mf'g. Co.,
Woonsocket, R. I., 1906-09; General Electric Co., Lynn, Mass., 1909-10; General
Fire Extinguisher Co., Providence, 1910-; *. K.; address, 116 Second Ave., Woon-
socket, R. I.
SWETT, EVERETT HAROLD, Ph.B.; Sc.B. 1907. Assistant civil engineering
department. Brown University, 1907-08; junior engineer U. S. Geological Survey,
1909; U. S. Reclamation Service, 1910-; 2. H.; A. T. B.; address, Montrose, Colo.
TARLETON, LEESON OREN, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910. Lieutenant
Medical Corps, U. S. Army; *. B. K.; address, Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
TILLINGHAST, CHARLES CARPENTER, A.B. Instructor Vermont Academy,
1906-11; high school, Englewood, N. J., 1911-13; exchange teacher Carnegie Founda-
tion for the Advancement of Teaching, Schiller Real-Gymnasium, Stettin, Prussia,
1913-14; address, Shelburne Falls, Mass.
TRACY, HOWARD MELVILLE, A.B.; A.M., New York University, 1909. Teacher;
Kasa Club; *. B. K.; address, 30 Havenwood Road, Tompkinsville, N. J.
TUCKER, RICHARD DANA, Ph.B. Teacher, St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H.,
1906-08; science master. Episcopal Academy, Philadelphia, Penn., 1908-12; Rhode
Island Normal School, 1912-; A. T.; address, 17 Dexterdale Road, Providence, R. I.
394 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
UPTON, LLOYD PETER, Ph.B. Stockraiser and ranchman, live stock commission
agent; deputy sheriff, Moro County, N. Mex., 1907-08; U. S. Commissioner, 1912-;
*. K. *.; address, Upton Ranch, Solano, N. Mex.
VAN ARSDALE, PHILIP VERMILYE, Ph.B.; K. 2.; address, 201 Front St.,
Plainfield, N. J.
WALSH, EDWIN RAYMOND, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1909. Lawyer;
address, 19 College St., Providence, R. I.
WALSH, JOHN GORMLEY, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1910. Physician;
A. T. n.; address, 1240 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
WARE, GENE WILDER, A.B. Organist and director chapel music, Brown Univer-
sity, 1906-09; 1910-; church organist; address, 136 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
WEIKERT, EDWARD WILFORD, Ph.B.; address. United States Patent Office,
Division 12, Washington, D. C.
WHEELER, JOSEPH LEWIS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907; B.L.S., New York State Library
School 1909. Second assistant librarian Brown University, 1906-07; assistant
librarian Washington, D. C. Public Library, 1909-10; librarian, Jacksonville Public
Library, 1911-12; assistant librarian, Los Angeles Public Library 1912-; #. K. ^.;
address. Public Library, Los Angeles, Cal.
WHITNACK, RALPH CAHOON, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1911. Li-
structor economics. Brown University, 1911-12; economic adviser to H. H. The
Maharajah Gaekwar of Baroda, India, 1906-09; Austin teaching fellow. Harvard
University, 1910-11; student in Europe 1912-13; candidate for Ph.D. at Harvard,
1913-14; member American Academy of Social and Political Science; American
Economic Association; author Memoranda on Banking, Customs, Excise and Educor
tion, published by the State of Baroda, India; A. T.; address, 1305 Maple St.,
Wilmington, Del.
WHITTAKER, ALBERT EVERETT, Ph.B.; address, 78 Earle St., Central Falls,
R. L
WHITTEMORE, BYRON, Ph.B.; b. Pittsfield, N. H., April 17, 1881; d. San Juan,
Porto Rico, March 1, 1907.
WINSOR, WILLIAM GRANT, Jk., A.B. Teacher, 1906-07; salesman and office
manager, 1907-13; manager and treasurer Rhode Island Welding and Sherardizing
Co., Providence, 1913-; *. B. K.; X. *.; address, 5 Frederick St., Rumford, R. I.
WOODBURY, WALTER EDGAR, A.B.; A.M., 1908; B.D., Newton Theological
Institution, 1911. Pastor Bristol Baptist Church, Bristol, Conn.; *. B. K.; *. K. *.;
address, 15 Church St., Bristol, Conn.
WRIGHT, ARTHUR LLEWELLYN, Ph.B.; A.T.S).; address. State College, Penn.
WRIGHT, STEPHEN EDWARD, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907. Principal high schbol, Essex.
Mass., 1907-09; submaster high school, Somerville, Mass., 1909-11; principal high
school. East Hartford, Conn., 1912-; address. East Hartford, Conn.
1907
AFFLECK, MYRON HOPKINS STRONG, Sc.B. Assistant engineer, American
Extractor Corporation, 1908-12; engineer Rumf(*d Chemical Works, 1912-; *. T.;
T. A. 2.; address, 376 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
ANDERSON, FRANCIS MAURICE, A.B.; LL.B., New York University, 1912.
Law clerk, with Colby & Whiting, Newark, N. J., 1910-; lawyer; address, 341
Main St., East Orange, N. J.
BABCOCK, FREDERICK HUNTINGTON, Ph.B.; LL.B., New York University
1913. *. T.; address, 334 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
BANNAN, JOHN THOMAS, A.B.; *. K.; address, 36 Trowbridge St., Cambridge,
Mass.
BANNON, LEO MATTHEW, Sc.B. Assistant superintendent. Union Bleaching &
Finishing Co., Greenville, S. C, 1908-11; chief engineer. Ware Shoals Mf'g. Co.
S. C, 1911-13; Mansfield Bleachery, 1913-; *. K.; address, Mansfield, Mass.
1907 GRADUATES 895
BAUGH, JAMES HARVEY, A.B.; A.B., Baylor University 1906; LL.B., University
of Texas, 1911. Professor history, Howard Payne College, Brownwood, Texas,
1907-09; lawyer; address, Brownwood, Tex.
BOARDMAN, JOSEPH, A.B. Reporter, 1907-11; writer; *. S. K.; address. The
Liberal Club, 132 East 19th St., New York, N. Y.
BRANCH, CLAUDE RAYMOND, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1911. Lawyer;
with Edwards & Angell; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 158 Bowen St., Providence,
R. I.
BRENNAN, EDWARD JOSEPH, A.B.; address, 81 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
BRIGGS, ASA SHELDON, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1911. Interne, Hart-
ford Hospital, 1911-13; physician; member Boylston Medical Society; Z. *.; ad-
dress, Ashaway, B. I.
BRIGHT, WILLIAM EDWARD, Ph.B. Manager, Bright's Carriage Works;
*. A. 9.; address, 1038 Woodlawn Ave., Scranton, Penn.
BROWN, ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, A.B.; *. r. A.; address. New York. N. Y.
BROWN, HAROLD LEARNED, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1911. Interne,
BostonCity Hospital, Boston Lying-in Hospital, 1911-13; physician; A. T.; address,
904 Jennings St., Sioux City, la.
BRUCE, ARTHUR GARFIELD, Sc.B. Civil engineer; in Porto Rico, 1907-09;
engineer with Board of Water Supply, New York, 1909-10; assistant engineer. State
Highway Department, N. Y., 1910-; A. T. H.; address, 39 Rich St., Gardner, Mass.
BRUCE, HARRY DUANE, Ph.B.; A. T.; address, Solvay Club House, Syracuse,
N. Y.
BUCKLEY, GEORGE AMBROSE, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1911. As-
sistant pathology, Massachusetts General Hospital, 1911-12; interne Worcester
City Hospital, 1912-13; member Boylston and Massachusetts Medical Societies;
physician; *. K.; address, 430 North Montello St., Brockton, Mass.
BURNHAM, GEORGE EARLE, Sc.B.; X. *.; address, care of Bureau of Lands,
Manila, P. I.
BURNHAM, WILLIAM PHINEAS, Ph.B. With Crossett Shoe Co.; 9. A. X.;
address, 657 Bedford St., No. Abington, Mass.
BUSHELL, ARTHUR WILLIAM, Sc.B. CivU engineer; with government in
Philippines 1907-11; with Manila Rwy. Co., 1911-13; *. r. A.; address, 617 Hope
St., Providence, R. I.
CAMPBELL, GEORGE, Sc.B. Commercial engineer. General Electric Co., 1907-;
*. r. A.; address, 140 Parkwood Boulevard, Schenectady, N. Y.
CARDER, EUGENE CLAYTON, Ph.B. Student Rochester Theological Seminary,
1907-10; pastor. Baptist Church, Cuba, N. Y., 1910-; K. 2.; address, Cuba, N. Y.
CHAFEE, ZECHARIAH. Jb., A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1913. Treasurer,
Diamond Machine Co., Providence, 1908-10; assistant treasurer. Builders Iron
Foundry, 1909-; director Builders Iron Foundry and Barstow Stove Co., 1913-;
*. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 129 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
CHENEY, GEORGE WILDER, A.B.; *. K. *.; address, 42 Lake St., Nashua, N. H.
CLARK, HENRY GARFIELD, Ph.B., degree with class, 1908; A. *.; address,
Columbia Narrow Fabric Co., Shannock, R. I.
COLLINS, HARRY WRIGHT, A.B.; A.M., 1910; *. B. K.; *. K. 2.; address.
887 North Main St., Pawtucket, R. I.
COMPTON, SAMUEL EDWARD, A.B. Teacher; Armstrong Manual Training
School, Washington, D. C, 1909-12; M Street High School, 1912-; address, 532
24th St., Washington, D. C.
CORP, HENRY WILLIAM, Sc.B. Civil engineer; resident engineer, Manila R. R.
Co.; A. T.A.; address, c/o Manila Railroad, Manila, P. I.
COVELL, PHANUEL BISHOP, Ph.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1910.
Ordained Baptist minister 1910; pastor First Baptist Churdi, Nantucket, 1910-;
address, Nantucket, Mass.
396 BROWN UNIVERSITY [1907
CURLEY, ROBERT SYLVESTER, A.B.; Sc.B. 1909. Mechanical Engineer;
*. S. K.; address, 11 Grace St., Lowell, Mass.
CURRAN, JOHN LEO, A.B. Lawyer; address, 1005 Grosvenor Building, Providence,
R. I.
CURTIS, MYRON SHIRLEY. Ph.B. Designer and engineer; Potter & Johnston
Machine Co., 1909-; G. A. X.; address, 43 Potter St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DAVIS, GEORGE WALKER, Sc.B. Surveyor; with Bureau of Lands, Manila,
P. I., 1908-13; chief draftsman, 1913-; A. T. 0.; address, 90 Bureau of Lands,
Manila, P. I.
DENNETT, RALPH NORTON, A.B. Lawyer; A. T.; address, 203 Bartlett Ave.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
DEVOLL, WILLIAM OBED, Jr., A.B.; address, 549 County St., New Bedford,
Mass.
DICKINSON, ALFRED WILLIAM, Ph.B. School teacher, athletic director,
Somerville High School, 1909-10; Newton High School, 1910-; *. A. 6.; address,
191 Linwood Ave., Newtonville, Mass.
DORRANCE, HERBERT LARNED, Ph.B. Broker; salesman, 1907-10; member
of firm Richmond, Dorrance & Co., 1910-; *. T.; address, 532 Grosvenor Building,
Providence, R. I.
DUGAN, WILLIAM MATTHEW, Ph.B.; K. S.; address, 109 North Thayer St.,
Ann Arbor, Mich.
EDDY, LLOYD CHAMPLIN, Ph.B.; M.E., Cornell University 1910. Assistant
engineer. New York Telephone Co., 1911-; A. A. *.; address, 406 East 17th St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
ENOS, JOHN SILVEIRA, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1911. Interne, St.
Joseph's Hospital, 1911-12; physician; Kasa Club; address, 68 Jackson St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FOWLER, CHARLES, Jr., A.B. Steamship agent and broker; with Fowler & Mc-
Vitie; A. A. $.; address, care of Fowler & McVitie, Galveston, Tex.
FRENCH, ARTHUR WILLIS, A.B. Teacher; Gilmanton Academy, 1909-10;
New Bedford, Mass., 1910-12; Bar Harbor, Me., 1913-; address, Gilmanton, N. H
FUNK, HORACE CLEMMER, Ph.B.; *. A. 9.; address, Newton, N. J.
GALLUP, DANA TAYLOR, A.B.; A.M. 1908; LL.B., Harvard University 1912.
A. T.; Lawyer; address. Old Mystic, Conn.
GORDON, EDWIN RUTHVEN, A.B. Minister; X. *.; address. North Crafts-
bury, Vt. '
GROSE, LAURENCE RICH, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1909. Assistant
English Brown University, 1909-11; instructor 1911-13; A. *.; address, 12 Mason
Terrace, Brookline, Mass.
GROVER, JOSEPH ISAAC, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1911. House officer,
Boston City Hospital; Children's Hospital; physician; address, 84 Glenham St.,
Providence, R. I.
HADLEY. RALPH VINCENT, A.B. Student Harvard University Law School,
1908-10; lawyer; with Greenough, Easton & Cross; *. K. *.; address, 32 Weston
St., Providence, R. I.
HALLBORG, HENRY EMMANUEL, Sc.B. Wi1;h General Electric Co., 1907-09;
National Electric Signalling Co., 1909-12; Marconi Wireless Telegj:aph Co., 1912-;
*. S. K.; address, 220 Lincoln Ave., New Brunswick, N. J.
HAMLIN, CHARLES MAYO, Ph.B. Manager, New York office, Guensey-West-
brook Co., Hartford, Conn.; K. 2.; address, Sherman Square Hotel, New
York, N. Y.
HARRIS, HERBERT ELISHA, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1912. Interne,
Long Island Hospital, 1911-12; Children's Hospital, Boston, 1912-13; school medical
inspector, Johnston, R. I., 1913-; physician; A. T. A.; address, 112 Francis St.,
Providence, R. I.
HATCH, WALTER EMERSON, A.B. Clerk and treasurer Monson State Hospital,
1907-1 1 public accountant; K. S.; address, 247 Princeton St., East Boston, Mass.
1907 GRADUATES 397
HEFFERNAN, THOMAS LEO, A.B. Lawyer; *. 2. K.; address, 48 Custom
House St., Providence, R. I.
HENDERSON, OLIVER JAMES BARTON, Ph.B. Teacher; address Monson,
Mass.
HOFFMAN, LEVI SAMUEL, A. B. Minister; address R. F. D. No. 2, Lansdale,
Penn.
HUNTLEY, WILLIAM FRANCIS, A.B. Principal Vineyard Street Grammar
School; *. K. *.; address. Vineyard Street Grammar School, Providence, R. I.
HURLEY, GEORGE, A.B. Rhodes scholar at Oxford University, 1907-10; Harvard
Law School, 1910-11. Admitted to Rhode Island bar 1912; lawyer; with Tillinghast
& Collins 1911-; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 42 East Manning St., Providence, R. I.
JILLSON, EDMUND TALMA, Jb., A.B. Graduated from General Theological
School, New York City, 1912; Episcopal clergyman; curate Christ Church, Dayton,
Ohio, 1912-13; Church of The Messiah, Providence, 1913-; B. 6. n.; address, 26
Ashmont St., Providence, R. I.
JONES, PRESTON DAY, A.B.; A. K. E.; b. Providence, R. I., May 5, 1885; d.
Tarboro, N. C, July 23, 1907.
JONES, ROBERT BRADFORD, A.B. Member of firm, Edward S. Jones Sons Co..
lithographers; A. *.; address, 168 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
KEEN, HERBERT BEERS, Ph.B. With Brown Brothers & Co.; secretary of
Brown University Club, New York; A. *.; address, 59 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
KELLEY, HARVEY McLEOD, A.B.; A.M. 1908. Assistant public speaking.
Brown University, 1908-09; master English, Morris Heights School, Providence,
1909-11; with Lockeport Cold Storage Co., 1911-; *. A. 9.; address, Lockeport, N. S.
KELLEY, MANLEY SPENCER, A.B.; address, 29 Laurel St., Pawtucket, R. L
KNOWLES, JOHN COURTLAND, Ph.B. Assistant English, Brown University,
1908; law student, 1909-12; admitted to Rhode Island bar 1912; lawyer; A. *.;
address, 46 East Manning St., Providence, R. I.
KRIEBLE, VERNON KRIEBLE, Ph.B.; Sc.M., McGill University, 1909; Ph.D.
1913. Demonstrator, department of chemistry, McGill University, 1907-12; lecturer,
1912-; *. B. K.; S. 3.; K. S.; address, McGill University, Montreal, Can.
LANE, FREDERICK WALLS, A.B. With American Woolen Co.; A. T.A.; address,
Madison, Me.
LITTLE, LEONARD SIMMONS, A.B. Chemist and dyer; Apponaug Co., 1907-11;
president and treasurer, Narragansett Chemical Co., Providence, R. I., 191 1-; mem-
ber American Chemical Society; G. A. X.; address, 44 Oak Street, Providence, R. I.
LUNDELL, CHARLES ADOLPH, Sc.B.; address 5)4 W. 148th St., New York, N.Y.
McCANN, CHARLES DANIEL, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1911. House
officer, Boston City Hospital, 1911-12; house physician, Boston Lying-in Hospital,
1913; physician; *. K.; address, 29 Goddard Road, Brockton, Mass.
McEVOY, CHARLES DILLON, A.B. Superintendent Mohegan Mill, Nasonville,
R. I., 1910-11; Steere Worsted Mill, Providence, R. I., 1911-; *. K.; address,
181 Woodward Road, Providence, R. I.
McLEAN, JOHN HENRY, A.B.; A.M., Chicago University 1909; D.B., 1912.
Pastor Parkersburg, W. Va., 1909-11; First Baptist Church, Port Huron, Mich.
1912-; 9. A. X.; address, 316 Ontario St., Port Huron, Mich.
McPHEE, RALPH WILBUR, Ph.B. Manager, Henry Pels & Co., punchmg and
shearing machines; editor Songs of Brovm University; X. *.; address, 90 West St.,
New York, N. Y.
MALCOLM, JOSEPH JAMES, Sc.B.; b. Feb. 16, 1883; d. Providence, R. I.,
March 19, 1910.
MARSHALL, THOMAS RANDOLPH, Ph.B.; A.M., Yale University 1908. General
manager, EUwood, Allen Lumber Co., Philadelphia, Penn.; *. B. K.; *. A. 9.;
address, 1005 Stratford Ave., Melrose Park, Penn.
MATTUCK, GEORGE FELIX, A.B. ; LL.B., New York Law School, 1912. Lawyer;
address, 628 East Fifth St., New York, N. Y.
MERRITT, ROYAL McKNIGHT, A.B.; A. T.; address, Clifton Springs, N. Y.
898 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1907
MILLER, HAROLD EDMUND, Sc.B. Civil engineer; address, 61 Lincoln Ave.,
St. Albans, Vt.
MILLER, RICHARD HAGAN, Ph.B.; A.M. 1909; M.D., Jefferson Medical College
1913. Assistant bacteriologist R. I. State Board of Health, 1907-09; resident bac-
teriologist Jefferson Hospital, 1909-10; interne Rhode Island Hospital, 1913-;
Hr. T.; address, 28 George St., Providence, R. I.
MOULTON, EPHRAIM BUTLER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1911. Law-
yer; X. *.; address, 120 Lexington Ave., Providence, R. I.
NICKERSON, IRA LESTON, A.B. Principal Tamworth, Derry, N. H.; teacher
St. Johnsbury Academy, Vt., 1908-11; Central High School, Springfield, Mass., 1911-
12; superintendent of schools, Johnston, R. I., 1912-; address, 173 Greenville Ave.,
Johnston, R. I.
PADDOCK, EVERETT MITCHELL, Sc.B. Inspector, Builders Iron Foundry,
1907-09; production supervisor. Providence Engineering Works, 1910-12; Heald
Machine Co., 1912-; B. 9. n.; address, 63 Governor St., Providence, R. I.
PAINE, HAROLD WILLIAM, Ph.B.; Sc.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1909. Instructor organic chemistry, M. I. T., 1909-10; manager, electroplating
shop, 1910-; X. *.; address, 53 Haskins St., Providence, R. I.
PARTRIDGE, WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M., 1907. Vice-principal, Troy Conference
Academy, Poultney, Vt., 1907-12; student Presbyterian College, Halifax, N. S.;
presbyterian minister; *. B. K.; address, Elmsdale, N. S.
PAYNE, LEON FRANK, A.B. With Western Electric Co., Chicago, 111., 1907-69;
with Carnegie Steel Co., 1909-; *. B. K.; address, 903 Carnegie Building, Pittsbiu-gh,
Penn.
PEARSALL, HARRY EDGAR, Ph.B. In wholesale lumber business; A. K. E.;
address, 10 Adelphi Ave., Providence, R. I.
POLADIAN, AVEDIK HAGOP, Ph.B. Degree with class, 1908. Dye chemist and
fancy dyer; address, 27 Nichols Ave., East Watertown, Mass.
POTTER, EDWIN JAMES, Sc.B.; X. *.; address, Bridgeton, R. I.
REYNOLDS, ERNEST SHAW, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907; Ph.D. University of Illinois 1909.
Assistant professor botany. University of Tennessee; associate professor botany.
North Dakota Agricultural College; S. S.; member State Academy of Science of
Tennessee and of North Dakota; author. Flora of the Cheat Swamp of Rhode Island;
Relations of Parasitic Fungi to their Host Plants; address. Agricultural College,
Fargo, N. D.
REYNOLDS, WILLIAM WHYTE, Sc.B.; A. T.; address, Hatley Park, Victoria,
South British Columbia.
ROSS, EDWIN VOSE, Ph.B. Assistant cashier, Maine Central R. R., 1907-09;
assistant secretary Y. M. C. A., Providence, R. I. 1909-12; assistant secretary.
Army & Navy Y. M. C. A., Newport, R. I., 1912-; *. K. *.; address, 13 Ayrault
St., Newport, R. I.
ROSS, WILLIAM NISBET, A.B.; A.M. 1908. Teacher; Hope Street High School,
1907-09; English High School, 1908-; *. B. K.; 2. H.; *. K. *.; address, 14
Rhode Island Ave., Providence, R. I.
SANDERS, RICHARD ARTHUR, A.B. Civil engineer; *. K. *.; address, 21
Somerset St., Providence, R. I.
SCHWARTZ, VICTOR ARTHUR, Ph.B. Clerk, Seaboard National Bank, 1907-10;
secretary and treasurer, Newark Vegetable Ivory Button Co., 1911-12; president
and treasurer, 1912-; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 2 Mountain Ave., Maplewood, N. J
SCULL, ULYSSES SYLVESTER GRANT, A.B. With Bullard Co., publishers,
Boston, Mass., 1907-09; insurance, 1909-11; advertising business, 1911-; *. r. A.;
address, 49 North 63d St., Philadelphia, Penn.
SEABURY, ARTHUR GRAY, Ph.B.; Sc.B. 1908. Shuttle manufacturer, 1909-;
B. e. n.; address, 349 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
1907 GRADUATES 399
SINCLAIR, BENJAMIN GRAVES, Ph.B.; A. M. 1907. Instructor, University of
Nebraska, 1908-09; head of department, history, and associate, department of
commerce. State Normal School, Plattsburgh, N. Y.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address,
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
SLADE. WALTER CLIFTON, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1908; M.S., Massachusetts Institute
of Technology 1912. Research chemist and chemical engineer; with General Electric
Co.; metallurgist for Pittsfield plant, 1912-; author. The Anhydrides of Isophthalic
and Terephthalic Acids, in conjunction with Prof. John E. Bucher; A New Method
for Testing Paint Films and Preservative Coatings for Iron and Steel; *. B. K.; S. H.;
*. K. *.; address, 328 South St., Pittsfield, Mass.
SMITH, DAVID WILKINSON, A.B.; A.M. 1907. Assistant instructor Greek,
Brown University 1907-09; *. B. K.; b. North Smithfield, R. I., Aug. 20, 1885;
d. North Smithfield, Dec. 30, 1909.
SNOW, ARTHUR CHESTER, Ph.B. Investment security business; with Richard-
son & Clark 1910-; A. *.; address, 23 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
SPENCER, FRANK GIDEON, Jn., Ph.B.; B. 9. n.; address, 90 Keene St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SPINNEY, WILLIAM ALMOR, A.B. With Henry Holt & Co., publishers; *. T.;
address, 34 West 33d St., New York, N. Y.
STEERE, SAMUEL ADAMS, A.B. Overseer of carding, Boott Mills, Lowell;
S. A. K.; address, 272 Merrimac St., Lowell, Mass.
SWEET, HOMER NEWTON, Ph.B. Cost accountant. Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.,
1907-11; publicaccountantHarveyS. Chase & Co., Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; K. 2.;
address, 84 State St., Boston, Mass.
THURLOW, HARRY HADLEY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907; *. S. K.; address, Culpeper, Va.
TIFT, RAYMOND FRANK, Ph.B.; degree with class, 1908; A.M. 1909; LL.B.,
Harvard University 1912. Lawyer; *. A. 9.; address, 27 State St., Boston, Mass.
TRUESDELL, LEON EDGAR, A.B.; A.M. 1907. High school principal, Groveton,
N. H.; Shrewsbury, Mass.; Bryant Pond, Winslow, Me.; statistical editor. Bureau
of the Census, Washington, D. C, 1911-; *. B. K.; address, 1736 G. St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
VON TOBEL, RAYMOND GOODWIN, Ph.B. Teacher, Ballard Normal School,
Macon, Ga., 1907-10; principal, 1910-; address, 745 New St., Macon, Ga.
WALKER, HAROLD ALLEN, Ph.B.; address, Taunton, Mass.
WATHEN, ARTHUR WILLIAM, Ph.B. Teacher, Somerville High School; A. T. A.;
address, 28 Madison St., Somerville, Mass.
WATSON, ERNEST MILTON, Ph.B.; A.M. 1909; M.D., Johns Hopkins Medical
School, 1913; Demonstrator of anatomy and physiology. Brown University, 1907-
08; bacteriologist, city of Providence, 1907-09; 1911; Fall River, 1908-09; demon-
strator of bacteriology, John Hopkins Medical School, 1910-13; resident house
officer, surgical staff, Mass. General Hospital, 1913-15; A. T. A.; address, 50 Peter-
boro Street, Boston, Mass.
WHITE, ALBERT EASTON, A.B. Assistant professor of chemical engineering,
Michigan University; *. A. 9.; address, 1220 Prospect St., Ann Arbor, Mich.
WHITE, LEE HEYER, A.B. Accountant; address, 59 Sacramento St., Cambridge,
Mass.
WHITE, WILLIAM KENNETH, A.B. Clerk, office foreman Sayles Bleacheries,
Saylesville, R. I., 1907-10; efficiency engineer. Smith Premier Typewriter Works,
Syracuse, N. Y., 1910-12; assistant manager. Union Ribbon Factory, Remington
Typewriter Co., 1912-; 9. A. X.; address, 180 Pacific St., Bridgeport, Conn.
1908
ALLEN, DAVID JUSTIN, Ph.B. Teacher physics, Lincoln High School, Seattle,
Wash.; *. B. K.; K. Z.; address, 1705 North 39th St., Seattle, Wash.
BEEBER, SAMUEL JACOB, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Assistant chemistry. Brown Univer-
sity 1908-09; head of department, science, high school, Westbrook, Maine, 1909-12;
South High School, Worcester, Mass., 1912-; *. B. K.; S. E.; address. Classical
High School, Worcester, Ma-ss.
400 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1908
BENJAMIN, JUDSON EVERETT, A.B. Law student; A. A. *.; address, 64
Washington Ave., Flainfield, N. J.
BITTING, WILLIAM CHARLES, Jr., A.B. With William B. Compton Co.. invest-
ment bonds; A. A. *.; address 5109 Wakeman Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
BOAS, RALPH PHILIP, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Assistant English, Brown University
1909-10; fellow English, University of Chicago 1910-11; assistant professor English,
Whitman College 1911-12; associate professor 1912-; *. 2. K.; address, 229
Bellevue Ave., Walla Walla, Wash.
BROWNE, WILLIAM WARD, A.B.; A.M. 1909; Ph.D. 1912. Bacteriologist.
Rhode Island Shell Fish Commission 1909-12; City of Fall River 1911-12; in-
structor bacteriology. College of City of New York 1912-; 2. S.; A. T. A.; address.
College of City of New York, 139th St., New York, N. Y.
BUDDINGTON, OSMORE WHEELER, Sc.B. Electrical engineer; with General
Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y.; address. Construction Dept., General Electric Co..
Schenectady, N. Y.
BUNTING, ELMER JAY, Ph.B. Internal Revenue agent, Porto Rico; *. 2. K.;
address, 77 Franklin St., Keene, N. H.
BURBANK, ROBERT TAYLOR, A.B. Lawyer; A. K. E.; address, 916 Turks
Head Bldg., Providence, R. I.
BURGESS, ROBERT WILBUR, A.B.; A.B., Oxford, 1910. Rhodes scholar, Oxford
University 1908-11; instructor mathematics, Purdue University, LaFayette, In-
dianna 1911-12; assistant mathematics, Cornell University 1912-; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 92 Waite Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.
BURNHAM, WALTER HENRY, A.B. Cotton cloth and commission merchant;
A. K. E.; address, 20 Greene St., New York, N. Y.
BUSHNELL, LESLIE EDGAR, ScB. With Metropolitan Park Commission 1908-
11; superintendent of construction, with J. H. Sullivan Co., Boston, 1911-; *. T. A.;
address, 51 Waterman Ave., Auburn, B. I.
CANFIELD, JOHN GLADDING, Sc.B. Manager engineering dept.. Business Men's
Clearing House; 9. A. X.; address, 108 South La Salle St., Chicago, III.
CARSON, CARL HARDIN, A.B. Teacher high school. Port Washington, N. Y.,
1911-12; Polytechnic Preparatory School, Brooklyn, 1912-13; high school, Pasa-
dena, Cal., 1913-; address. Polytechnic High School, Pasadena, Cal.
CASE, NORMAN STANLEY, A.B.; LL.B., Boston University 1912. Lawyer;
A. T.; address, 10 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
CHAPIN, HOWARD MILLAR, A.B. In business 1908-12; librarian Rhode Island
Historical Society 1912-; business manager Brown Alumni Montkly; fellow Royal
Historical Society; author lAje of Deacon Samuel Chapin; The Titanic Disaster;
A. A. *.; address, 68 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
CHICHESTER, FRANKLIN IRVING, Ph.B. District representative Cadillac
Motor Car Co.; A. *.; address, Cadillac Motor Car Co., Detroit, Michigan.
CHIPMAN, PAUL LLOYD, Ph.B. Salesman, Liquid Carbonic Co.; *. K. *.;
address, 154 Elm St., North Cambridge, Mass.
CLARKE, RONALD BLAKE, A.B. Sales agent. Adder Machine Co., New Haven,
Conn.; A. T. A.; address, 21 Harkness St., Providence, R. I.
CLOUGH, HARRY DUFFIELD, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Private tutor and graduate
student 1909-11; student Johns Hopkins Medical School 1911-; *. B. K.; 2. H.;
address, 192 Shawmut Ave., New Bedford, Mass.
COBB, HAVEN ALTON, Sc.B. With Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Korea;
A. A. *.; _ address, c/o Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Zabowie Camp, Unsan,
Korea, Asia.
COFFIN, IRVING HAVEN, Ph.B. Teacher; *. B. K.; 2. A. K.; address, Edgai-
town, Mass.
COONEY, JOHN JOSEPH ALOYSIUS, A.B.; LL.B.. Harvard University. 1911.
^ Lawyer; address, 153 Calhoun Ave.. Providence, R. I.
1908 GRADUATES 401
CORDERY, CARL LESLIE, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1911. Lawyer;
B. e. IT.; address, 1002 Union Trust Co. Bldg., Providence, R. I.
DENSMORE, ALFRED JASON, A.B. Brick manufacturer; member of firm Dens-
more Brick Co.; K. S.; address, Lebanon, N. H.
DENTON, ARTHUR LEWIS, Ph.B. Sales manager; Ullmau Mfg. Co., New York
City; *. r. A.; address, 316 West 6th St., Plainfield, N. J.
EDGECOMB, FRED ALBERT, Sc.B. In U. S. War Dept. 1908-11; assistant super-
intendent. Construction Dept., U. S. Lighthouse Service 1911-; *. r. A.; address,
U. S. Lighthouse Dept., Honolulu, H. I.
EHLE, VIRGIL, Sc.B. Assistant engineer. City Wastes Disposal Co., New York,
N. Y.; A..T.Q.; b. Feb. 2, 1884; d. Jan., 1912.
EVANS, ALBERT ROBINSON, A.B. Teacher English, Cumberland College;
*. 2. K.; address, Williamsburg, Ky.
FENN, MINER ELLIOT, Ph.B. In Massachusetts State Forester's office; *. K. *.;
address, 290 Central Ave., Needham, Mass.
FROST, BENSON RALPH, A.B.; LL.B., Columbia University, 1914. Teacher,
LeRoy High School, New York, 1909-11; lawyer; *. A. 6.; address, Rhinebeck,
N. Y.
GILLESPIE, LOUIS JOHN, Ph.B.; Ph.D. 1911. Fellow in bacteriology. Rocke-
feller Institute, 1911-13; biochemist. Bureau of Soils, U. S. Agricultural Dept.;
S. E.; address, 1424 R. St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
GLEASON, ROBERT RIPLEY, Sc.B. Telephone engineer; with American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. 1908-; X. *.; address, 30th and New Jersey Sts., Indian-
apolis, Ind.
GOFF, IRA NATHAN, Jr., Ph.B. Chemist; B. 9. n.; address, 903 Broad St.,
Providence, R. I.
GREENE, CHRISTOPHER ALBERT, A.B. Farmer, manager and half owner,
Redland Orchards; A. A. *.; address. Ivy Depot, Albermarle Co., Va.
HADLEY, HARRY JOSEPH PUTNAM, A.B. Salesman National Cash Register
Co.; A. K. E.; address, 23 East 125th St., New York, N. Y.
HALL, JAMES ALEXANDER, A.B.; Sc.B. 1910. Instructor, mechanical engineer-
ing. Brown University, 1910-; S. E.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
HATHAWAY, CLIFFORD MURRAY, Sc.B. Highway engineer; assistant engin-
eer. State Highway Department, Springfield, ID.; address. Box 89, Jamestown, R. I.
HAZARD, JAMES OVINGTON, Ph.B.; M.F., Yale University, 1911. Instructor
Yale Forest School; assistant state forester. New Jersey, 1911-; K. S.; address,
59 Delaware View Ave., Trenton, N. J.
HEMPEL, EDWARD CHARLES, Ph.B. Principal, Sagamore Grammar School;
address, Sherborn, Mass.
HIGH, LESLIE STEPHEN, A.B.; address. Collegiate Baptist Church, 33d St.,
Manhattan, New York.
HIMES, LUCIAN WINFIELD, Sc.B. Junior engineer, U. S. War Dept.; 9. A. X.;
address, 42 Church St., New Haven, Conn.
HONISS, JOHN RALPH, Sc.B.; M.D., New York Homeopathic Medical College,
1912. Physician and surgeon; ^. T.; address, 595 University Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
HOWE, SHELDON JENKES, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University, 1910. General
secretary Delta Upsilon fraternity; editor The Delta Upsihn Quarterly; *. B. K.;
A. T.; address, 211 Atlantic Ave., Providence, R. I.
HUBBARD, -CLIFFORD CHESLEY, A.B. Teacher, history, civics, Mt. Hermon
Boys' Sdiool; address, Mt. Hermon, Mass.
HUNKINS, CARL JOSEPH, A.B.; A.M. 1908. Teacher, science, Hackensack High
School; *. B. K.; A. X. A.; address, 263 Passaic St., Hackensack, N. J.
HUNT, CLAYTON EDWARD, Sc.B. Farmer; X. *.; address, Columbia, Conn.
HUNT, HOMER BAILEY, Ph.B. Assistant stock-keeper. General Electric Co.;
*. B. K.; X. *.; address, 1 Brimblecom St., Lynn, Mass.
402 BROWN UNIVERSITY 190a
JAGER, HARRY ALBERT, A.B.; A.M. 1908. Teacher, Hope Street High School,
1908-12; superintendent, Mandalian and Hawkins; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
LAKE. ALFRED HOPKINS, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1912. Lawyer;
with Waterman and Greenlaw, Providence, R. I., 1913-; 9. A. X.; address, 616
Public St., Providence, R. I.
LEVER, JOHN HOWARD, A.B.; B.D., Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge,
Mass., 1911. Rector, Calvary Church, Pascoag, R. I., 1911-18; address, 6874 Von
Versen Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
LOW, CLINTON COOLIDGE, Sc.B. Teacher Danvers High School; address, 12
Page St., Danvers, Mass.
LYALL, HAROLD WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Bacteriologist; associate, Hoag-
land Laboratory, Brooklyn, N. Y.; bacteriologist Long Island College Hospital;
*. B. K.; 2. E.; A. T.; address, 62 Pierrepont St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
McDonald, JOHN clarence, Ph.B. Salesman, H. B. Smith Co., 1909-12;
U. S. Radiator Corporation, N. Y.; A. T. A.; address, 1415 State St., Schenectady,
N. Y.
McDonald, WILLIAM LLOYD, Ph.B. Principal, Peterboro High School, 1909-
12; superintendent of schools, Jaffrey, Rindge, Fitzwilliam, N. H., 1912-; K. S.;
address, East Jaffrey, N. H.
MACKENZIE, JOHN BROWN, A.B. Cotton buyer; A. K. E.; address, c/o R. W.
Harris, Memphis, Tenn.
MARSTON, HUNTER SYLVESTER, Ph.B. Banker; with Blair & Co., New York;
A. A. *.; address, 24 Broad St., New York, N. Y.
MARTIN, JAMES COOK, Ph.B.; A.M., Princeton University, 1912; Ph.D.191S.
Assistant, geology. Brown University, 1909-10; graduate scholar, assistant, fellow in
Geology, Princeton University 1910-13; holder of Jacobus Prize Fellowship, Prince-
ton University, 1913-14; S. S.; A. T. Q.; address. Department of Geology, Prince-
ton University, Princeton, N. J.
MARYOTT, ALFRED JOSEPH, A.B. Principal, high school. Sandwich, Mass.,
1909-11; Wakefield, R. I., 1911-; *. B. K.; K. S.; address, Wakefield, R. I.
MASON, FRANK FENNER, A.B. Lawyer; assistant clerk, R. I. Superior Court,
1908-; *. B. K.; X. *.; address, 9 Sisson St., Pawtucket, R. I.
MILLER, THOMAS, A.B.; *. B. K.; B. 9. n.; address, Y. M. C. A., Duluth, Minn.
MINNERLY, HAROLD EDSON, Sc.B. Bond salesman; with Callaway, Fish &
Co., New York City; A. *.; address, Pocantico Hills, N. Y.
NASON, ROBERT CHARLES, A.B. Sales engineer, B. T. Sturtevant Co., New
York; *. A. 9.; address, S Chester St., North Cambridge, Mass.
NUTTER, LEWIS HARVEY, A.B. Teacher; address, Clinton, Conn.
O'CONNOR, JOHN JOSEPH, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1911. Lawyer;
*. K.; address, 20 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.
OLSEN, ALFRED JOHN, Jh., Ph.B. Teacher; *. B. K.; address. County High
School, Kalispell, Montana.
ORMSBEE, ROLAND CUTHBERT, A.B. Graduate Berkeley Divinity School,
Middletown, Conn., 1911; curate, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1911-13; rector, St. Mar-
garet's. New York City, 1913- ; A. A. *.; addr^fes, 968 East 156th St., New York,
N. Y.
PAINE, SIDNEY SMALL, Ph.B. Cotton mill business; A. T.; address, 17 Cottage
St., Fairhaven, Mass.
PALMER, ELY ELIOT, A.B.; Master of Diplomacy, George Washington University
1910. Special attache in American Embassy at Mexico City May 1911-Nov., 1912;.
special detail to Latin American Division of State Department, Washington, D. C.,.
Dec, 1912 and Jan., 1913; Z. -ir.; address. Department of State, Washington, D. C.
PEACE, HENRY THORNTON, A.B. Wire inspector; with CoUyer Ins. Wire Co.,-
Pawtucket, R. I.; 2. N.; address, 660 Great Road, Saylesville, R. I.
PECKHAM, EARLE WINFIELD, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Principal high school, St.
Albans, Vt., 1909-13; Newport, Vt., 1913-; *. B. K.; address, Newport, Vermont.
1908 GRADUATES 403
PERRY, CHARLES WESTMACOTT, Ph.B. With WiUiam H. Perry Co. 1908-12;
Portland branch. The Perry, Buxton, Doane Co., 1912-; 9. A. X.; address, 173
Kennebec St., Portland, Maine.
PIERCE, FRED HALE, A.B. Assistant principal Washington Academy, East
Machias, Maine; X. $.; address, Danielson, Conn.
PINKHAM, ROBERT SANBORN, Ph.B.; B.D., Newton Theologicar Institution,
1911. Pastor, First Baptist Church, Gardner, Maine, 1911-; *. 2. K.; address,
47 Church St., Gardner, Maine.
PLUMMER, CHARLES SUMNER, Jk., Ph.B. Advertising solicitor Metropolitan
Magazine; A. *.; address, 318 West S7th St., New York, N. Y.
PRYOR, JOHN DONAJLD, Ph.B.; A.M. 1911. Reporter, Providence Journal, 1908-
11; assistant advertising manager. General Fire Extinguisher Co., 1911-; *. T.;
address, 322 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
RILEY, GEORGE FRANCIS ALEXANDER, A.B. Teacher; Bucksport, Mame,
1908-10; New York Military Academy 1910-; A. X. A.; address, Comwall-On-
Hudson, N. Y.
ROBBINS, HARRY WOLCOTT, A.B.; A.M. 1908. Assistant, English, Brown
University, 1908-09; teacher, high school Marblehead, Mass., 1909-11; high school
Calumet, Michigan, 1911-; A. X. A.; address, Calumet High School, Calumet, Mich.
ROSS, EARL CLARENDON, Ph.B.; A.M., Harvard University, 1910. Teacher,
English literature, De Pauw University, Greencastle, Indiana, 1909-10; instructor,
English, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Texas, 1911-13; address, Saybrook,
Illinois.
RYDER, BERTRAM FRANCIS, Ph.B. In cranberry business; *. K. *.; address,
Falmouth, Mass.
SAMMIS, NORMAN LEWIS, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer; engineer-salesman with
Builders Iron Foundry, Providence, R. I., 1908-; A. A. *.; address. The Wood
Norton, Germantown, Penn.
SCHIEK, BENJAMIN THEODORE, A.B.; K. S.; address, c/o Rev. H. H. Roth-
mann, Ripon, Wis.
SCHUR, MAURICE ELIJAH, A.B.; address, 519 County St., Portsmouth, Va.
SEYMOUR, WILMARTH YOUNG, A.B.; A.M. 1909; M.D., Yale University,
1913. Physician; interne, Springfield Hospital, Springfield, Mass., 1913-; 2. A. K.;
address, 145 Child St., Warren, R. I.
SHAW, PERCY AUGUSTUS, ScB. Assistant engineer, with F. H. Shaw, 1908-10;
consulting engineer and principal assistant engineer 1911-; address, P. O. Box 504,
Lancaster, Penn.
SHEPARDSON, CARL WILFRED, A.B. Teacher, Phillippine Civil Service, 1909-
12; Technical High School, Providence, 1912-; address. Technical High School,
Providence, R. I.
SHINN, FRANK GARRETT, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer; with American Locomo-
tive Co. 1908-10; Universal Audit Co. 1910-11; efficiency engineer, Sidney Blemen-
thal&Co., 1911-; S. A. K.; address, 48 Oak Ave., Shelton, Conn.
STACY, HENRY POMEROY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1908. Bridge designer; with N. Y.
Central & Hudson River R. R. 1910-; 2. H.; 2. N.; address, 90 Chester Place,
Yonkers, N. Y.
STERNSEHER, NATHAN, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University, 1913. Lawyer;
address, 31 Johnston Road, Dorchester, Mass.
STETSON, HARLAN TRUE, Ph.B.; Sc.M., Dartmouth College, 1910. Student,
Newton Theological Institution, 1910-11; instructor physics, Dartmouth College,
1911-13; instructor astronomy. Northwestern University, 1913-; Fellow of American
Association for the Advancement of Science; *. B. K.; 2. S.; address. Dearborn
Observatory, Northwestern University, Evanston, 111.
SWAIN, LESLIE EARL, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Teacher mathematics. Technical High
School; A. T. A.; address, 166 Whittier Ave., Providence, R. I.
TAYLOR, GEORGE DANFORTH, Ph.B. Grain and flour dealer; A. *.; address,
Stamford, Conn.
404 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1908
THOMAS, ALBERT CLARK, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution, 1911.
Director, Religious Education, First Baptist Church, Providence, R. I., 1911-12;
Second Baptist Church, St. Louis, Mo., 1912-; A. T. A.; address. Second Baptist
Church, Kingshighway, St. Louis, Mo.
TOWNSEND, GEORGE ALFRED, Ph.B. With W. R. Hickman Lumber Co.;
A. T.; address, 16 Pearl St., Glens Falls, N. Y.
VARNUM, LEON ERNEST, Ph.B. Sub-master, Danvers High School, 1908-09;
science man. Technical High School, Newton, Mass, 1909-; f>. B. K.; *. F. A.;
address, Jersey City High School, Jersey City, N. J.
VERNON, JOSEPH ANGLER, Sc.B. With Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. 1908-;
A. A. $.; address. Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Zabowie Camp, Unsan, Korea,
Asia.
WALKER, FRANK ALBERT, Sc.B. With B. B. & R. Knight Mfg. Co.; address,
314 Dyer St., Providence, R. I.
WEST, WADE CLARENCE, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with Bureau of Public Works;
2. *. A.; address, Glenville, West Va.
WHALEN, JAMES GEORGE, Ph.B. Real estate and building business; A. K. E.;
address. Third Ave., Northampton, Mass.
WHITTEMORE, JOSEPH BUTLER, Ph.B. Civil engineer; with Shore Line
Electric Rwy. Co.; X. *.; address, Saybrook, Conn.
WILMOT, JAMES, Sc.B. Civil engineer; student highway engineering, Columbia
University; with engineering staff of the Isthmian Canal Commission at Culebra;
resident highway engineer Copiah County, Miss.; with Board of Water Supply New
York City; engineer inspector. Bureau of Highways, Borough of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
1912-; address, 705 West 170th St., New York, N. Y.
WINSLOW, SYDNEY SMITH, Sc.B. Deck officer and aid, U. S. Coast & Geodetic
Survey, 1908-10; second lieutenant C. A. C. 1910-; A. X. A.; address, c/o Adj.
General, U. S. Army, Washington, D. C.
WORSLEY (PETER) CHRISTIAN AUGUSTINE, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Teacher
science. Rocky Ford, Col., 1909-10; Escondido, Cal., 1910-12; Anaheim, Cal., 1912-;
address, Anaheim, Cal.
WYMAN, GREY HUNTINGFORD, A.B. Teacher Latin, Colby Academy, 1908-
09; Concord School, Mass., 1909-10; Phillips Andover Academy 1910-11; Horace
Mann School, N. Y., 1911-; address, Horace Mann School, New York, N. Y.
YOUNG, HOWARD SETH, Ph.B. Worsted yarn salesman; A. T. a.; address, 809
Industrial Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I.
1909
ALGER, JARVIS HOWARD, Sc.B. Salesman; with Aluminum Company of Amer-
ica, Pittsburgh, Pa.; 2. S.; *. A. 8.; address. Fifth St., Oakmont, Pa.
AYER, THOMAS PARKER, A.B. Librarian; second assistant librarian, Brown
University 1909-10; librarian, Columbia University Library 1910-; *. K. *.; ad-
dress, Columbia University Library, New York, N. Y.
BABCOCK, GEORGE WARREN. A.B. Teacher; principal high school Central
Falls 1908-09; Fessenden School; Hackensack Hi%h School 1911-; A. X. A.; address,
32 Camden St., Hackensack, N. J.
BABCOCK, HAROLD PEMBERTON, A.B. Manufacturer; *. T.; address, 126
Waterman St., Providence, R. I
BARRETT, HERBERT LUTHER, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912. Lawyer;
with Peabody, Arnold, Batchelder and Luther, Boston, Mass.; Z. *.; address, 100
Vinton St., Meh-ose, Mass.
BENNETT, ROBERT KERSHAW, A.B. Principal Windsor Locks Schools 1910-11;
Killingly High School, 1911-; *. B. K.; 2. N.; address, Danielson, Conn.
BICHWIT, WILLIAM, A.B.; address 415 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
BOGLE, IRVING WHITMAN, A.B. Tanner; with Helburn Leather Co., Salem,
Mass.; *. B. K.; 6. A. X.; address, 138 Lincoln Ave., Fall River, Mass.
1909 GRADUATES 40S
BOSWOKTH, CLARENCE WILLIAM, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Teacher; Hope Street
High School, Providence, R. I., 1909-10; sub-master high school, Southbridge, Mass.,
1910-13; principal 1913-; A. T. A.; address, Southbridge, Mass.
BOYCE, FREDERICK MAY, Ph.B. Teacher; assistant PhUlips Academy 1909-1 1 ;
instructor physics 1911-; *. B. K.; S. S.; A. X. A.; address, Phillips Academy,
Andover, Mass.
BRIGGS, CHARLES WALTER, Jr., Ph.B., degree with class, 1910; A.M. 1911.
Cotton broker; *. T.; address, 132 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
BRIGHTMAN, CHARLES LEWIS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1909. AssisUnt physics Wesleyan
University 1909-10; instructor physics Mt. Holyoke College 1910-13; junior Uni-
versity Fellow in physics, Clark University 1913-; *. B. K.; A. X. A.; address, 6
Downing St., Worcester, Mass.
BUDLONG, FRED REED, Ph.B. Clerk; A. A. *.; address, 189 Governor St.,
Providence, R. I.
BUFFUM, WILLIAM POTTER, Jr., A.B.; A. A. *.; address, 28 Greenough Place,
Newport, R. I.
BUGBEE, STUART RUSSELL, A.B. With Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works,
Fitchburg, Mass.; B. 6. n.; address c/o Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works, Fitch-
burg, Mass.
BUNKER, JOHN WYMOND MILLER, A.B.; A.M. 1910; Ph.D. 1912. Instructor,
sanitary biology. Graduate School of Engineering, Harvard University 1911-; S. S.;
A. T. A.; address, 361 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass.
BURBANK, PHILIP, A.B. In real estate and insurance business, Brookline, Mass.;
A. K. E.; address, 106 Winchester St., Brookline, Mass.
BUSS, RAYMOND, Ph.B. Cashier; X. *.; address, 94 Congdon St., Providence.
R. I.
BUTLER, WALTER HILLMAN, A.B.; X. *.; address, Rockland, Maine.
BUTTERWORTH, CHARLES FREDERICK, Ph.B. Teacher; 9. A. X.; address,
Winchester School, Margate, Atlantic City, N. J.
CAMERON, HUGH FRED, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912. Lawyer; with
Cyrus M. Van Slyck; B. 6. H.; address, 209 Point St., Providence, R. I.
CAMPBELL, GEORGE HENRY, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer; A. T. n.; address,
45 Moore St., Providence, R. I.
CARROLL, GEORGE IWYMAN, Jr., Ph.B. degree with class 1909. Member firm
H. A. Weymann and Son, Inc., Philadelphia, Penn.; *. T.; address, 1010 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, Penn.
CHACE, AMASA MANTON, Sc.B. Insurance agent, 1911-13; salesman. Ford
Motor Co.; automobile supplies; *. K. *.; address, 1044 So. Olive St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
CHAFEE, HENRY SHARPE, A.B. Assistant treasurer. Builders Iron Foundry;
A. A. *.; address, Elton St., Providence, R. I.
CHAMBERS, ROBERT FOSTER, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1910; A.M.; Ph.D. 1912.
Chemist; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 89 Courtland St., Providence, R. I.
CHAMPLIN, MALCOLM DOYLE, A.B. Lawyer; A. *.; address, 221 Waterman
St., Providence, R. I.
CHANDLER, EMERSON LAWRENCE, Sc.B. Assistant engineer. New London
Water and Sewer Dept., 1909-12; engineer, Groton, Conn. Sewer Dept. 1912-; A. T,;
address, 16 Squire St., New London, Conn.
CHASE, NEWTON GLADDING, A.B. Bond and banking business; A. T.; address,
481 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHURCH, JOSEPH, Jr., A.B. With R. I. CoBperative Coal Co., Providence, R. I.;
address, 193 South Water St., Providence, R. I.
CLARK, DONALD GRAHAM, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1913. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, 17 Wendell St., Cambridge, Mass.
406 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1909
CONKLIN, EARL BIDDLE, Sc.B. Superintendent, Robbins Conveying Belt Co.,
Passaic, N. J.; A. T.; address, 119 Lincoln St., Passaic, N. J.
CONNELL, WILLIAM MATTHEW, Ph.B. Manager, Hand Brewing Co.; *. K.;
address, 11 Maynard St., Fawtucket, R. I.
CONNOLLY, JAMES GREENAN, A.B.; *. B. K.; *. K.; address, 1867 East Ave.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
CONROY, WILLIAM MICHAEL, A.B.; address, 64 Johnson St., Fall River, Mass.
COOK, HARRY FRANCIS, A.B. Social worker; *. K.; address, 157 Montague St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
CRISTY, ALBERT MOSES, A.B. Student Harvard Law School; *. B. K.; *. T.A.;
address, 102 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
CROSSLEY, MOSES LEVEROCK, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1910; Ph.D. 1911. Instructor,
Brown University 1909-11; associate professor, William Jewell College 1911-12;
professor organic chemistry and biology 1912-; 2. S.; S. N.; address, William Jewell
College, Liberty, Mo.
CURTIS, HAROLD REDWOOD, A.B.; J.D., Michigan University 1912. Lawyer;
with Wilson, Gardner and Churchill, Providence, R. I.; A. T. 0.; address, 1515 Turks
Head Bldg., Providence, R. I.
DEAN, JAMES DAVIS, A.B. Teacher; *. B. K.; 6. A. X.; address. Gunnery
School, Washington, Conn.
DENNIE, FRANK EDWARD, Sc.B. Director, athletics. University of Missouri
School of Mmes and Metallurgy 1909-12; St. Louis University 1912-; 6. A. X.;
address, 3849 Ashland Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
DIXON, JAMES PAYSON, Jr., Ph.B.; address. North Rochester, N. H.
DODGE, WILLIAM PENDLETON, Ph.B. Purchasing agent for M. A. N. Mf'g
Co.; *. T.; address, 376 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
DOVE, WILLIAM WASHINGTON, Ph.B.; degree with class, 1910. Graduate Art
Master, Royal College of Art, London, England; first assistant teacher. Providence
Technical High School,; address, 139 Lexington Ave., Providence, R. I.
EDE, HUBERT RICHARDSON, Ph.B. Newspaper reporter. New Bedford Stan-
dard; Providence Journal; Boston Herald; Newark Star; Newark, N. J. Evening Newt
1913-; *. A. 6.; address. Evening News, Newark, N. J.
EDMUNDSON, HAROLD BOWEN, Sc.B.; address, Thornton, R. I.
ELLIOT, LAWRENCE SANFORD, A.B. Wholesale jeweler; B. 6. n.; address, 10
County St., Attleboro, Mass.
EVERETT, PAUL ELLSWORTH, A.B. Fellow of Boston School for Social Workers
1909-10; Boys' Secretary, Newton Y. M. C. A. 1910-11; student Andover Theo-
logical Seminary 1911-12; teacher. East Maine Conference Seminary 1913-; S. A. K.;
address, Bucksport, Maine.
EVERSON, EDWARD WILLIAM, Ph.B. Clerk; address, 21 Hempstead St.,
Providence, R. I.
FOOTE, JOHN ADDISON, A.B.; B.D., Newton Theological Institution 1912.
Missionary of A. B. F. M. S. 1912-; *. 2. K.; address, 29 Kitano Cho, Nichome,
Kobe, Japan.
FOWLER, HENRY EDWIN, A.B. Lawyer, with Easton, Greenough & Cross;
*. B. K.; *. K. *.; address, 16 Phillips St., Providence, R. I.
FROST, HAROLD MAURICE, A.B.; M.D.; *. B. K.; 2. *. A.; address, Massa-
chusetts General Hospital, Boston, Mass.
GAGER, WALTER MASON, Ph.B. Chief chemist and metallurgist, Canada Refin-
ing and Smelting Co. 1910-11; research chemist, American Smelting and Refining
Co., Perth Amboy Plant, Maurer, N. J. 1911-; address, 158 Brighton Ave., Perth
Amboy, N. J.
GOODSPEED, THOMAS HARPER, A.B.; Ph.D., University of California 1912.
Assistant, botany. University of California 1909-12; instructor 1912-; 2. H.; A. A. *.;
address. Botany Bldg., University of California, Berkeley, California.
GORMAN, ADOLPH, Ph.B. Lawyer; address, 34 Prairie Ave., Providence, R. I.
1909 GRADUATES 407
GREENE, EVERETT ARNOLD, Ph.B. Engineer; with Lockwood, Greene and
Co., Boston, Mass., 1909-13; assistant treasurer 1913-; A. T.; address, 60 Federal
St., Boston, Mass.
HAGER. ERNEST RUSSELL, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Grammar master, SomerviUe,
Mass. 1910-12; Providence, R. I. 1912-; S. A. K.; address, 558 Public St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HARDY, CHESTER SARGENT, A.B.; A. T. a.; address, 10 Charles St., Fitchburg,
Mass.
HARKNESS, ALBERT, A.B.; Sc.B., Massachusetts Lastitute of Technology 1912.
Architect; with Delano and Aldrich; A. A. *.; address, 7 Cooke St., Providence,
R. L
HARRIGAN, DANIEL JOSEPH. Sc.B.; X. *.; address, Newburyport, Maas.
HARRIS, WALTER HERMAN. Ph.B. Teacher, Colored High School, Baltimore,
Md.; b. Baltimore, Md., Dec. 17. 1884; d. Baltimore, July 3. 1912.
HENDERSON, GEORGE HENRY. Sc.B. Civil engineer; *. T. A.; address, 838
Broadway, East Providence, R. I.
HIGH, HAROLD GRIFFITH, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1912; B.D., Union
Theological Seminary 1912. Pastor, Fort Edward Baptist Church, New York;
address. Fort Edward, N. Y.
HUGHES, CHARLES EVANS, Jr., A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912. Lawyer;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 24 Broad St.. New York, N. Y.
HUNT, MILTON BICKNELL, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Social worker; head resident.
University Settlement, Toronto, Canada, 1911-13; United Charities, Chicago, 1913-;
A. T.; address, Hull House, 800 South Halsted St., Chicago, 111.
HUXFORD, GEORGE THOMAS, Sc.B. Mechanical engmeer; with Builders' Iron
Foundry, Providence; Z. S.; X.*.; address, 26 Carolina St., Providence, R. I.
INGALLS, WILL CLARENCE, Jr., A.B.; degree with class, 1910. Efficiency in-
vestigator; with The Arlington Co.; address, 209 Beech St., Arlington, N. J.
JACKSON, HOWARD KEMPTON, Sc.B. Sales agent; Z. *.; address, 807
Marshall Bldg., Boston, Mass.
JOHNSON, CLARENCE RICHARD, A.B. Teacher; A. T. a.; address, 65 Bishop
Ave., Rumford, R. I.
KEENAN, BERNARD ALOYSIUS, A.B.; A.M. 1909; address, 109 Cottage St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
KIRLEY, ARTHUR JOSEPH, Sc.B.; A. T.; address, 2935 West 29th Ave., Denver,
Colo.
LAKE, HARRY BEASTON, Ph.B. With Ladenburg, Thalmann and Co., New
York; K. S.; address, Sherman Square Hotel, New York, N. Y.
LAPHAM, JOHN RAYMOND, Sc.B. Assistant instructor, civil engineering, Stete
College, Penn., 1911-12; instructor, 1912-; address. State College, Penn.
LARRABEE, LAWRENCE LYLE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912. Law-
yer; Legal Department of the Solvay Process Co. 1912-; A. T.; address, Solvay Club
House, Syracuse, N. Y.
LASKER, JULIUS, Sc.B.; address. Room 304, North Station, Boston, Mass.
LATHAM, BURTON FRED, A.B. Teacher, High School, Huntington, N. Y. 1909-
12; assistant, mathematics, Adelphi Academy 1913-; *. r. A.; address, c/o Adelphi
Academy, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LEACH. ALBERT EDDY, Sc.B. Assistant, engineering department. Brown Uni-
versity 1909-10; district manager. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.; *. A. 0.;
address, 503 Union Trust Co. Bldg., Providence, R. I.
LITTLEFIELD, IVORY, A.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912. Lawyer; A.A. *.;
address, 115 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
McCarthy, EDMUND Humphrey, A.B. Lawyer; *. K.; address, 188 Lippitt
St., Providence, R. I.
408 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1909
McCOY, LOUIS AUGUSTINE, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Teacher, Bulkeley High School,
New London, Conn. 1910-; address, 311 Williams St., New London, Conn.
McCOY, OMAR ROSCOE, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Teacher, Bulkeley High School, New
London, Conn.; address, 152 Willetts Ave., New London, Conn.
MAYER, EDWIN BLOCK, Ph.B.; J.D., University of Chicago 1912. Lawyer;
Z. *.; address, 4250 Drexel Blvd., Chicago, 111.
MAYHEW, JOHN .WESLEY, Sc.B. Commissioned Third Lieutenant, Philippines
Constabulary, July 1911-; *. T.; address, Manila, P. I.
MEADER, LEWIS HAMILTON, Jr., Ph.B. Forester; X. *.; address, 521 Elm-
wood Ave., Providence, R. I.
MILLER, WILLIAM DAVIS, A.B.; *. T.; address. Box 34, Kingston, R. I.
MITCHELL, WILLIAM PLEASANTS, Ph.B.; *. r.A.; b. MiUville, N. J., Nov. 26,
1884; d. Pittsfield, Mass., Aug. 3, 1909.
NOURSE, CHESTER LINWOOD, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer; with Fiberloid Co.
1911-; S. S.; A. T. H.; address, 177 Hampshire St., Indian Orchard, Mass.
PATTERSON. IRVING WOOSTER, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with Rhode Island State
Board of Roads; A. T.A.; address, 484 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R. I.
PAUL, THEODORE LOCHART, Sc.B. CivU engineer; with U. S. Fastener Co.,
South Boston, Mass.; X. *.; address, 14 Pleasant St., Dorchester, Mass.
POLAND, ALBERT HARKNESS, A.B. Student Harvard Law School, 1909-12;
salesman, Livermore and Knight Co. 1913-13; with Rhode Island Hospital Trust
Co. 1913-; A. A. *. ; address, 64 Charles Field St., Providence, R. I.
PRICE, JOSEPH, Sc.B. Civil engineer; assistant superintendent construction
department, U. S. Lighthouse Service; address, U. S. Lighthouse Depot, San Juan,
Porto Rico.
RAYMOND, WENDELL PHILLIPS, Ph.B. Sub-master high school, Reading,
Mass. 1909-11; master, Middlesex School, Concord, Mass. 1911-; 9. A. X.; address, 16
Benefit St., Worcester, Mass.
RICHARDSON, DONALD VARNUM, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with Providence
Telephone Co.; A. T. 12.; address, 55 Glenham St., Providence, R. I.
RICHMOND, LAWRENCE, A.B. Department sales manager, dry goods commission
house, Henry Kupfer Co., New York; '^. T.; address, 20 Greene St., New York,
N. Y.
ROBERTS, ALBERTI, A.B. Teacher; head of science department, high school.
Leominster, Mass.; t>. Z. E.; address, 40 Boutelle St., Leominster, Mass.
SEABURY, ALLEN OSCAR, A.B. With Standard Mill Supply Co., Providence,
R. I.; B. 9. n.; address. Little Compton, R. I.
SELLECK, HENRY BOYD, A.B. Reporter, Providence Journal; *. 2. K.; address,
fc 22 Redwing St., Providence, R. I.
SHAW, ALBERT ELMER, Ph.B. Assistant superintendent, Webster and South-
bridge Gas and Electric Co.; A. r. A.; address, 25 Elm St., Webster, Mass.
SHAY, HENRY WILLIAM, A.B.; *. K.; address, 35 Coral St., Fall River, Mass.
SHERWOOD, HENRY MONTAGUE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912.
Lawyer; with Gardner, Pirce and Thornley; A. T.A.; address, 93 Parade St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SMITH, HAROLD BERTRAM, A.B. Teacher; prmcipal Goffstown High School,
1910-11; Ponce (Porto Rico) High School 1911-13; principal, Humacao (P. R.) High
School, 1914-; address, 36 Hodges Ave., Taunton, Mass.
SMITH, HARRY FREDERICK, Jr., Sc.B. With Butler Bros., wholesalers, N. Y.;
A. A. *.; address, 1293 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
STEARNS, HARRY BINGHAM, Sc.B. Commercial engineer. General Electric Co.,
^Lynn, Mass. 1912-; *. r. A.; address, Wilmot, N. H.
STONE, DONALD LEROY, Ph.B. With Haltzmann and Coleman, Indianapolis.
Ind.; X. 4>.; address, Lemcke Annex Bldg., Indianapolis, Indiana.
1909 GRADUATES 409
STEICKLER, GUY FORNEY, Sc.B. Representative of Babson's Statistical Organi-
zation; 9. A. X.; address, 614 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
STURDY, HERBERT KNAPP, Jr., Ph.B. Manufacturing jeweler; Z. *.; address,
7 Maiden Lane, New York, N. Y.
SULLIVAN, JOHN JOSEPH, A.B. Law student; *. B. K.; address, 42 Nichols St.,
Cranston, R. I.
SULLIVAN, ROBERT JAMES BANIGAN, A.B. Broker; president Sullivan Invest-
ment Co.; Z. *. ; address, 254 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
SWEETLAND, HAROLD ANTHONY, Sc.B.; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 9 Orchard
Ave., Providence, R. I.
SYKES, GEORGE FRANCIS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910. Assbtant instructor, comparative
anatomy. Brown University 1909-10; instructor zoSolgy, Oregon Agricultural
College 1910-13; head of department 1913-; S. S.; A. X. A.; address, 222 Agri-
cultural Hall, Corvallis, Oregon.
TANNER, HAROLD BROOKS, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912. Lawyer;
B. e. n.; address, 74 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I.
TAYLOR, FRANK CARTER, Ph.B.; Sc.B., Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology 1911. Electrical engineer; with Rochester Railway and Light Co.; ^. B. K.;
S. H.; B. 0. n.; address, Rochester Railway and Light Co., Rochester, N. Y.
VON BARGEN, HENRY RICHARD, Ph.B. Instructor in grammar grades, Wor-
cester Academy, Mass.; A. T. [2.; address, 24 Institute Road, Worcester, Mass.
WARD, CHARLES HENRY, Sc.B. Civil engineer; survey-man with engineer
oflSce, U. S. Army, Newport, R. I.; A. T. A.; address, Middletown, R. I.
WARREN, CHARLES FLETCHER, Ph.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1913.
Physician; member Boylston Medical Society; surgical house-officer, Massachusetts
General Hospital 1914-15; K. S.; address, 35 Colonial Ave., Auburn, R. I.
WEED, ROBERT CAMPBELL, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1910; Met. E., Harvard University
1913. Instructor chemistry, Brown University 1909-10; metallurgical engineer,
testing department, Washoe Smelter, 1913-; *. B. K.; 2. N.; address. Anaconda,
Montana.
WELLS, JOHN HAZARD, A.B. Clerk, Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.; A. A.*.;
address, Kingston, R. I.
WESTON, GEORGE FRANKLIN, Jr., Ph.B. Supervising prmcipal of schools,
Edgewood, R. 1. 1909-13; principal Oakdale Grammar School, Dedham, Mass. 1913-;
address. East Dedham, Mass.
WHEELER, CHAUNCEY EARLE, Ph.B.; LL.B., Harvard University 1912.
Lawyer; with Green, Hinckley, and Allen,; *. B. K.; K. S.; address, 816 Industrial
Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I.
WHIPPLE, CLARENCE MILTON, Ph.B. In liability insurance busmess; B. 0.
n.; address, Benjamin Road, Belmont, Mass.
WHITMARSH, ROBERT HOLMES, A.B.; M.D., New York Homoeopathic College
1913. Flower Hospital, N. Y.; *. A. 6.; address, 63d St. and Ave. A, New York,
N. Y.
WIGHTMAN, FRANK ALLEN, Sc.B., degree with class, 1910. With Motive
Power Department, Pennsylvania R. R.; *. K. *.; address. University Club, Al-
toona, Penn.
WILLEMIN, LOUIS PAUL, A.B. Musician; organist, choir-master and teacher;
*. r. A.; address, 22 Portland St., Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, NORMAN HARRIS, Ph.B.; M.D. Interne, Bellevue Hospital, New
York; *. T. A.; address, Bellevue Hospital, New York, N. Y.
WILMOT, SIDNEY, Sc.B. Civil engineer; engineer inspector. Bureau of Highways,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; S. S.; address, 416 West 118th St., New York, N. Y.
WINSOR, HARRY DRAPER, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with Board of Water Supply
for New York City; address, 511 West 184th St., New York, N. Y.
410 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1909
YORGANJIAN, MARDIROS HAROUTUNE, Ph.B. Chemist, with Joseph Ban-
croft and Sons' Co., cotton manufacturers and finishers; address, c/o Joseph Ban-
croft and Sons' Co., Wilmington, Del.
ZOVIGIAN, HOVHANNES, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910. Editor of Bahag, an Armenian
weekly published at Providence; address, 150 Vinton St., Providence, B. I.
1910
ALBEE, KENNETH FIELD, Ph.B.; *. B. K.; *. S. K.; address, 80 Prospect St.,
Wollaston, Mass.
ALDRICH, JAMES MADISON, Ph.B. Teacher; address, Sanford School, Redding
Ridge, Conn.
ALLEN, RICHARD DAY, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Instructor high schools, Wayne, Penn.;
Pawtucket, R. I.; *. r. A.; address, 34 Phillips St., Providence, R. I.
ANDERSON, PAUL GEORGE WILFRED, Sc.B. Fire insurance engineer;
A. T. A.; address, 331 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale, Mass.
ANTHONY, WILLLAM COGGESHALL, Sc.B.; A. T. A.; address, 528 Spence St.,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
ATWOOD, CARL WINSLOW, Sc.B. With the Washington Mills Emeiy Mfg. Co.;
A. T.; address. Box 60, North Grafton, Mass.
BABCOCK, DONALD STURGES, A.B.; ■*. T.; address, 126 Waterman St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BARRETT, GAIUS HUMPHREY, Ph.B. Student Newton Theological Institution,
1910-11; teacher English Bible, Mt. Hermon School; A. T. A.; address, Mt. Hermon,
Mass.
BARUS, MAXWELL, A.B.; A.M., 1910; LL.B., Harvard University 1910. Lawyer;
editor Harvard Law Review, 1911-13; #. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 30 Elmgrove Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
BENNETT, ALBERT ARNOLD, A.B.; A.M. 1910; Sc.M. 1911. Student, Fellow
of Princeton University, 1911-14; *. B. K.; 2. H.; A. T.; address, 102 Wayland Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
BLISS, JOSEPH ELI, Sc.B.; address, 41 Hawes St., Providence, R. I.
BRETT, AFLEY LEONEL, A.B. Student Harvard Medical School; *. 2. K.;
address, 40 Summer St., South Braintree, Mass.
BRUCE, WILLIAM BAILEY, A.B. Lawyer; address, 1810 Woodland Ave.. Kan-
sas City, Mo.
BUCKLIN, HAROLD STEPHEN, A.B. Teacher, Ironwood, Mich., 1910-13;
student in New York School of Philanthropy; *. B. K.; X. *.; address, 113 Cedar
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
CAMERON, WALTER CHESTER. A.B.; address, Windsor Locks, Conn.
CATON, EARLE FRANCIS, Sc.B. Structural draughtsman. New Haven R. R.;
*. r. A.; address, 433 Howard Ave., New Haven, Conn.
CLARK, LEONID AS FRANKLIN, Sc.B.; 9. A. X.; address, Herkimer, N. Y.
COLLINS, LOUIS ROBINSON. Ph.B. Teacher, Portsmouth High School; *. B. K.;
2. *. A.; address, 68 Wibird St., Portsmouth, N. H.
COLMETZ, RICHARD ALEXANDER, Sc.B. Engineer with N. Y., N. H. and
H. R. R. Co.; with Carribean Construction Co., in Haiti, W. I.; address. 224 Park
St., Attleboro, Mass.
COMSTOCK, ANDREW BURROUGHS, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Clerk with Providence
Ice Co., 1911-13; treasurer. New England Supply Co., 1913-; *. K. *.; address.
Box 64, Elmwood Station, Providence, R. I.
CONANT, WILLIS GARRETT, Ph.B.; 2. A. K.; address, 2 West 45th St., New
York, N. Y.
1910 GRADUATES 411
COPELAND, HERMAN, A.B.; address, 4011 Lake Ave., Chicago, 111.
CULL, JOSEPH HENRY, Sc.B. TextUe sales engineer. General Electric Co., New
York office; *. S. K.; address, 202 Park Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DAMON, HENRY CHESTER, A.B.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology, 1912.
Structural steel estimator, Passaic Structural Steel Co.; B. 9. II.; address, Y. M. C.
A., Paterson, N. J.
DAVIS, ROY TASCO, Ph.B.; X. *.; address, Stephens College, Columbia, Mo.
DRAPER, ARTHUR DANIEL, A.B. Florist, 1910-12; with Provident Life and
Trust Co.,; *, K. *.; address, 31 Catherine St., Worcester, Mass.
FARNSWORTH, ALBERT, Ph.B. Instructor in history, Phillips Academy; *. B.
K.; <!>. K. '^.; address, 8 Bancroft Hall, Andover, Mass.
FARNSWORTH, JOHN PRESCOTT, Jr., Ph.B. With Providence Dyeing, Bleach-
ing and Calendering Co.; A. *.; address, 52 Valley St., Providence, R. I.
FARNUM, RALPH BEACH, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R.;
teacher. Technical High School; address, 132 Bridgham St., Providence, R. I.
FARWELL, ALBERT POTTER, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1911. Chemist with KendaU Mfg.
Co.; *. B. K.; 2. E.; address, 32 Carleton St., Providence, R. I.
FENNER, RAYMOND EDWARD, Ph.B. Principal Old Saybrook, Conn, public
schools; instructor mathematics, Quincy High School; address, 81 Glendale Road,
Quincy, Mass.
FORRIST, JOHN HOWARD, Ph.B.; A.M. 1911. Instructor, Providence Technical
High School, 1909-12; Pawtucket High School, 1912-; address, 57 Stanwood St.,
Providence, R. I.
FREEMAN, WILLIAM BELFIELD, Ph.B. Assistant superintendent, E. L. Free-
man Co., printers; *. K. *.; address, 12 Firglade Ave., Providence, R. I.
FROHOCK, EVERETT PERCY, A.B. Inspector in City of Seattle Engineering
Department; *. A. 6.; address, 1830 7th Ave., West, Seattle, Wash.
GANNON, WILLIAM EDWARD, A. B. Vice-president and treasurer. Summers
Supply Co., West New Brighton, N.Y.; A. K. E.; address, Livingston Place, Livings-
ton, N. Y.
GOODWIN, WALTER EDWIN, A.B. Private tutor; *. 2. K.; address, 52 Power
St., Providence, R. I
GORMAN, JOHN LAWRENCE, Ph.B.; A. K. K.; address, 113 West 84th St., New
York, N. Y.
GOULD, RAYMOND KEYES, A.B. Proprietor of grocery and feed store; 2. *. A.;
address. 100 High St., Westerly, R. I.
GREENE, WINFIELD WARDWELL, Ph.B. Assistant examiner. New York State
Insurance Department; *. r. A.; address, N. Y. State Ins. Dept., 165 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
HAM, ARTHUR MATHIAS, Sc.B.; A. K. E.; address, 74 Chandler St., Worcester,
HARTIGAN, JOHN PATRICK, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1913; LL.B.
1913. Lawyer; with the firm of Barney and Lee; *. K.; address, 23 Portland St.,
Providence, R. I.
HASKINS, HERMAN HARTWELL, A.B.; A.M., Harvard University 1911. Stu-
dent; address, 183 Parkway, Winchester, Mass.
HENDERSON, WALTER BROOKS, Ph.B. Assistant in rhetoric. Brown Uni-
versity 1910-12; graduate student, Princeton University; *. K. *.; address, Prince-
ton University, The Graduate College, 156, Princeton, N. J.
HENNESSY, JOHN COLLINS, Sc.B.; *. T.; address, 576 St. Marks Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
HIBBS, HENRY HORACE, Jr., A.B.; A.M. 1911. Fellow, Research Department,
Boston School for Social Workers, 1910-12; teacher, John Tarleton College, Texas,
1912-13; *. 2. K.; address, 702 East Main St., Murfreesboro. Tenn.
412 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1910
HOLT, NORMAN EDWARD, A.B.; Sc.M. 1911; Ph.D. 1913. Instructor chem-
istry. Brown University, 1910-; S. S.; A.*.; address. Brown University, Providence,
R. I.
HORTON, ERLE MOULTON, Sc.B., degree with class, 1911. Civil engineer; K. S.;
address, 745 Cranston St., Providence, R. I.
HORTON, ELMER STUART, A.B. Contractor; A. T.; address, 7 Woodbury St.,
Providence, R. I.
HOWLAND, PAUL BALCOM, A.B.; A. *.; address, 247 Pine St., Providence, R. I.
HUTCHINS, ROLAND ELLIS, Sc.B. Instructor in civil engineering. Brown Uni-
versity, 1911-; assistant engineer,. R. I. State Board of Roads, 1912-; 2. S.; *. F. A.;
address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
JEFFRIS, MALCOM ROYCE, A.B. Law student; *. T.; address, JanesvUle, Wis.
JOHNSON, WARREN CLIFFORD, A.B. Rhodes scholar, Oxford University,
1911-14; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 112 Miller St., Rock, Mass.
KALBERG, SETH MAURICE, Sc.B. Engineering Department, Stone and Webster
Co., Boston; *. K. *.; address, c/o Stone and Webster Co., Boston, Mass.
KEENAN, JOSEPH BERRY, A.B.; A.M. 1910; LL.B., Harvard University. Law-
yer; address, 109 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I.
KELLEY, GEORGE HOLMES, Sc.B. With American Bridge Co.; address, 618
Park Road, Ambridge, Penn.
KENT, WILLIAM HARDY, A.B.; A. A. *.; address, 9 Benevolent St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
KRAUSE, MAXWELL, Ph.B.; e. A. X.; address, 821 Chestnut St., Lebanon, Penn.
L'AMOUREUX, HAROLD DANE, Sc.B. With Southern New England R. R.,
1911-12; Oxweld Acetylene Co., Newark, N. J., 1913; levelman, Canadian Pacific
R. R., 1913-; address, R. F. D., Norton, Mass.
LANE, HARRY BADGER, Ph.B. Instructor, Tuskegee Institute, 1910-13; Alcorn
A. and M. College, 1913-; address, Alcorn, Miss.
LYNN, WILLIAM HARKINS, A.B.; 9. A. X.; address, 27 Humboldt Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
McDANIELS, GOUGH DECATUR, Ph.B.; address, 531 West Hoffman St., Balti-
more, Md.
McINTOSH, HAROLD SAINT CLAIR, Sc.B. Civil engineer,; draftsman, N. Y.,
N. H. and H. R. R.; address, 1609 Pawtucket Ave., Rumford, R. I.
MANSUR, FRANK LeFOREST, A.B. Sub-master, Quincy High School, 1911-;
$. B. K.; ^. A. 9.; address, 59 Merrymount Road, Quincy, Mass.
MASON, EDWARD HALTON, Jr., Ph.B. Medical student, McGiU University,
Montreal, Canada; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 32 Keene St., Providence, R. I.
MERCER, JAMES MATTHIAS, Ph.B.; address, 35 Benevolent St., Providence,
R. I.
MERCER, KEITH, Sc.B. Draftsman; A. A. *.; address, 275 West Exchange St.,
Providence, R. I.
MEREDITH, MERRITT MANVILLE, Ph.B. Lawyer; K. S.; address, Atlantic.
Iowa. »
MILLER, BENJAMIN DWIGHT, Ph.B. Member of firm of MiUer Bros., Newton
Ice Co.; X. *.; address, 41 Norwood Ave., Newton Centre, Mass.
MORRILL, WILLIAM DEXTER, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with Boston Elevated
R. R., 1910-12; building department. General Electric Co., Lynn, 1912-; A. T. A.;
address, 21 Arlington St., Lynn, Mass.
MORRIS, ERNEST MARIETT, A.B.; M.D., McGiU University, Montreal, 1914.
Address, 1279 North Main St., Fall River, Mass.
MORRISSEY, JOHN HENRY, Jr., A.B.; *. K.; address, Bristol, R. I.
MUIR, ALEXANDER WICLIFFE, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with Sussex Co., N. J.,
1910-11; with Salmon Bros, and F. W. Salmon, Netcong, N. J., 1911-; A. T.;
address, 156 Main St., Newton, N. J.
1910 GRADUATES 413
MUNSON, ROBERT LEWIS, A.B. Instructor, High School of Commerce, Spring-
field, Mass., 1910-12; sub-master, high school, Melrose, Mass., 1912-; 2. N.; address
South Dartmouth, Mass.
NORTON, WARREN CARNEY, Ph.B. Instructor, North Carolina College of A.
and M. Arts, 1910-13; assistant bacteriologist, N. C. Agricultural Experiment
Station, 1913-; *. B. K.; *. A. 6.; address, 298 Jackson St., Raleigh, N. C.
OAKES, WILLIAM CHARLES, Sc.B.; *. r. A.; address, 167 Laurel Ave., Arling-
ton, N. J.
O'DONNELL, FRANK JOSEPH, A.B. Principal, Chapin School, Winchester, Mass.,
1910-12; sub-master. Harvard School, Boston, 1913-; S. N.; address, 400 High St.,
Bridgewater, Mass.
OLDFIELD, HARRY LEES, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University 1912; B.D., Union
Theological Seminary 1913. Clergyman; assistant pastor and pastor Olivet Memorial
Church, New York City; S. N.; address, 59 Second St., New York, N. Y.
O'NELL, HARRY BERNARD, Sc.B. Civil engineer; with N. Y., N. H. and H.
R. R., 1910-12; *. 2. K.; address, 61 Court St., Keene, N. H.
OSLIN, JOSEPH EDWIN, A.B.; 2. *. A.; address, 241 Amherst St., Providence,
R. I.
PADDOCK, STEPHEN DAVID, A.B.; A.M. 1910; LL.B., Harvard University 1913.
Lawyer; *. B. K.; address, 56 Wesleyan Ave., Providence, R. I.
PALMER, RALPH MALLORY, PH.B. Chemist; with General Chemical Co.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., 1911-12; East St. Louis, lU., 1912-; co-author with W. S. Allen of
A Revised and Improved Method of Accurately Determining Arsenic, Based on the
Gvizeit Test, presented before the Eighth International Congress of Applied Chem-
istry, 1912; address. General Chemical Co., East St. Louis, 111.
PETERSON, ALBERT NATHANIEL, Ph.B. Student Harvard Law School;
address, 27 Marlborough Ave., Providence, R. I.
PIERCE, GEORGE LUTHER, Jr., Sc.B. Automobile dealer; A. T. fi.; address,
3181 Pawtucket Ave., East Providence, R. I.
POST, CHARLES ADDISON, Ph.B. Clerk, Clinton National Bank; Z. *.; address,
Clinton, Conn.
POTTER, WINFIELD GARY, Ph.B.; degree with class, 1911. X. *.; address,
7 Macy St., Central Falls, R. I.
PYLE, STEPHEN DONALD, Jr., A.B. Student Oberlin Theological Seminary;
A. T.; address, Oberlin, Ohio.
RAQUET, CARL RU'EHL, Sc.B. Salesman with Raquet Bros., leather goods, 1910-
11; Dustoline for Roads Co., road oil, 1911-; A. A. *.; address, 37 Waverly St.,
Newark, N. J.
RECKLING, RALPH WEEDEN, Ph.B.; address, Narragansett Pier, R. I.
REGNIER, ADRIEN EDWARD, Ph.B., degree with class, 1911. *. A. 6.; address,
383 Ashmont St., Dorchester, Mass.
ROUND, GEORGE ARTHUR, Sc.B. With American Telephone and Telegraph
Co., 1910-11; foreman in the manufacturing department and inspector in the service
department. International Motor Co., New York; B. Q. II.; address, 293 Clinton St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
ROUND, LESTER ANGELL, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Graduate student. Brown Univer-
sity; K. S.; address, Clayville, R. I.
ROWE, ISAAC SYLVESTER, Sc.B.; degree with class, 1911. Civil engineer;
*. 2. K.; address, Ozark Camp, Branson, Mo.
SEYBOLT, ROBERT FRANCIS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1911; Ph.D., Columbia University
1914. Assistant instructor in education. Brown University, 1910-11; Research
Scholar, Columbia University, 1912-13; instructor in education. University of Wis-
consin, 1913-; A. T. A.; address. University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
SHAEFFER, EDWARD JOHN, Ph.B.; 9. A. X.; address, 396 Milton Ave., Ballston
Spa, N. Y.
414 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1910
SIMPSON, JAMES CHUTE, Ph.B. Social service worker; educational and general
secretary, Y. M. C. A.; B. 6. n.; address, 295 Winthrop St., Winthrop, Mass.
SMALLEY, JAMES, J.r, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910; *. B. K.; address, 611 June St.. Fall
River, Mass.
SMITH, BERTRAM, Ph.B. Assistant cataloguer. Brown University, 1910-11;
assistant. University of Illinois Library, 1910-13; University of California Library
1913-; X. $.; address, 11 Brooks Apartments, Berkeley, Cal.
SPICER, EDWARD SHELDON. Ph.B. Clerk, foreign sales department, Nicholson
File Co.; A. *.; address, 371 Broadway. Providence. R. I.
SWAFFIELD, HAROLD AVERY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1911. Teacher in preparatory
schools; A. T.; address, 220 Summer St., Maiden, Mass.
SWEET, WILLIAM SHELDON, A.B. With Linwood Cotton Mills, Mass.; A. K. E.;
address, 23 Bridgham St., Providence, R. I.
SYMMES, THOMAS RUSSELL, ScB.; *. r. A.; address. Stoneham, Mass.
TABER, HOWARD ALFRED. A.B.; A.B., Oxford University 1913. Rhodes Schol-
ar at Oxford, 1910-13; master in physics and mathematics, Hotchkiss School;
#. B. K.; 2. S.; A. A. $.; address. The Hotchkiss School. Lakeville. Conn.
TANDY, EDDY WARREN, Sc.B. Civil engineer in railroad mamtenance of way;
with N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R., 1910; with B. and O. R. R., 1910-; A. T. A.; address
140 Woodland Ave., Gardner, Mass.
THACHER. HENRY BANGS, Sc.B. Civil engineer, with H. L. White, Braintree.
Mass.; 6. A. X.; address, 35 Waverly St., Brockton, Mass.
TROVER. FREDERIC LOUIS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910; address, 2726 Dorchester Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
WALCOTT, CLIFTON HENRY. A.B.; B.D.. Newton Theological Institution 1913.
Baptist minister; pastor. Ashland. Mass.. 1910-13; First Baptist Church, Sharon,
Mass.. 1913-; $. B. E.; $. F. A.; address. Summit Ave., Sharon. Mass.
WALKER, LAWRENCE SIDNEY, Sc.B. Clerk, 1910-11; draftsman. 1911-12;
reporter, Boston News Bureau, 1912-13; liability special agent. Travelers Insurance
Co., Albany, N. Y., 1913-; A. A. *.; address, c/o Travelers Insurance Co., Albany
Trust Co. Bldg., Albany. N. Y.
WALL. EDWARD WALTER. Sc.B.; *. K.; address, 38 St. Joseph's Boul., Mont-
real, Quebec, Canada.
WARD, CLIFTON BERKELEY, Ph.B.; A. T. A.; address. Middletown. R. L
WEBBER, HENRY MAX, Ph.B. With General Fire Extinguisher Co.; X. *.;
address, 101 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
WHEELER. FRANKLIN LYRON, Ph.B.; *. S. K.; address, Shelton, Conn.
WHEELER, HAROLD LESLIE, A.B. Librarian; *. K. *.; address, 69 Living-
ston St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
WILLIAMS, EARL HERBERT, Sc.B. Contractor and builder; *. T. A.; address,
634 Pontiac Ave., Auburn, R. I.
WILMARTH, RALPH HENRY, Ph.B. Member of firm of F. B. Williams Co..
Cambridge, Mass., contractors; A. T. S2.; address, 10 John St., Attleboro, Mass.
YOUNG, ALAN JEWETT, A.B. Student, Harvard School of Applied Science; with
Woodley Soap Mfg. Co., Boston. Mass.; A. T.j. address. 37 Crescent Ave.. Newton
Centre, Mass.
1911
ALLEN, EDWARD BARTLETT, A.B. Student. Harvard Medical School; *. B. K.;
2. *. A.; address. Box 247, Centreville, R. I.
ANDERSON. JOIIN ALBERT. Ph.B. Clerk, R. L Hospital Trust Co.; X. *.;
address. 63 Hendrick St., Providence, R. I.
APPLETON, PAUL, Ph.B. Student, Harvard Medical School; member Boybton
Medical Society; *. B. K.; 2. H.; A. *.; address, 209 Angell St.. Providence. R. I.
ARCHIE, JAMES COUTTS, Sc.B. With Swift & Co., produce department; *.A.e.;
^address, 2237 Jule St., South, St. Joseph. Mo.
1911 GRADUATES 416
ARNOLD, EARLE BERNON, A.B. Student Harvard Law School; S. *. A.; ad-
dress. North Scituate, R. I.
BABINGTON, VERNON EDGAR, A.B. Student, Harvard Medical School; ad-
dress, 810 Grand Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
BAKER, MATHIAS WISEN, Jr., A.B. Student, Harvard School of Business Ad-
ministration; address, 14 Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
BARKER, HAROLD OAKLEY, Ph.B.; A. A. *.; address, 24 Washington Ave.,
Stamford, Conn.
BARRY, CHARLES ARCHn,AUS, A.B. Lyceum entertainer; S. A. K.; address.
Box 503, Ovid, Mich.
BELL, JOSHUA (formerly Beliavsky), Ph.B.; address, 375 Prairie Ave., Providence,
R. L
BINGHAM, ROBERT WELLINGTON, Jb., Ph.B.; *. K. * ; address. East
Haddam, Conn.
BLISS, EARLE FRANCIS, Ph.B. Salesman, Helbum Leather Co.; A. T. Q.; ad-
dress, 321 West 56th St., New York, N. Y.
BLISS, HAROLD BORDEN, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer; B. 9. n.; address, Bar-
rington, R. I.
BOSWORTH, EDWIN CARPENTER, Ph.B. Instructor in accountmg and com-
mercial law, Detroit Technical Institute; *. B. K.; S. *. E.; address, 60 Harmon
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
BRECKENRIDGE, ANDREW LYNDON, Sc.B. Inspector, Narragansett Electric
Light Co.; address, 20 Arch St., Providence, R. I.
BRENNAN, JOHN BERNARD, Jb., A.B. Student; *. K.; address, 71 Benefit
St., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, WENDELL STIMPSON, Ph.B. Industrial engineer with Frank P.
Sheldon and Sons; *. K. *.; address, 129 Wentworth Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
BUCK, FRANKLIN ABBOTT, Sc.B. Civil engineer; address, P. O. Box 83, Pine
Plains, N. Y.
BURKE, HENRY MORGAN, Sc.B. Plant manager, with Willett Sears & Co. of
Boston, Mass.; *. K.; address, 78 Cypress St., Providence, R. I.
CALDER, CHESTER THOMAS, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; 9. A. X.;
address, 3 Benevolent St., Providence, R. I.
CANFIELD, ROBERT HENRY MUNSON, Sc.B. Civil engineer, with New York
State Public Service Commission, 1st District; A. T. A.; address, 830 West 179th
St., New York, N. Y.
CARPENTER, EVERETT SHEARMAN, Sc.B. Electrical engineer with Paw-
tucket Electric Co.; address, 651 High St., Lonsdale, R. I.
CASWELL, ROBERT GAMBLE, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1912. Instructor in chemistry.
Brown University, 1911-; 2. H.; 2. N.; address. Peace Dale, R. I.
GATE, BENJAMIN HAROLD, A.B. Bookkeeper, National Exchange Bank, Provi-
dence; B. 9. n.; address, 386 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
CAWLEY, CLIFFORD JOHN, A.B.; *. K.; address, 325 Ave. C, Bayonne, N. J.
CAWTHORNE, HERBERT FREDERICK, A.B. Student, Newton Theological
Institution; *. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, 76 Boutelle St., Leominster, Mass.
CHASE, LINWOOD COLLINS, Sc.B. Civil engineer, dock construction for the
State of Rhode Island; address, Plainville, Mass.
CHASE, ROBERT DEXTER, Ph.B. With Review of Reviews Co., New York,
N. Y.; 9. A. X.; address, 24 Park Place, Pawtucket, R. I.
CHESLEY, JOHN OSBORNE, Sc.B. Manager Detroit Sales Office, Aluminum Co.
of America; 2. S.; *. A. 9.; address, 1515 Ford Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
CLARK, JOHN CLARENCE, Ph.B.; 9. A. X.; address. Little Falls, N. Y.
CONNOR, HERBERT RAY, Sc.B. Mechanical engmeer for Meese and Gottfried,
San Francisco; 2. H.; A. T. SI.; address, 1635 San Antonio Ave., Alameda, Cal.
CORP, ALFRED ELWOOD, A.B. With Corp Bros., automobile manufacturers;
A. T. A.; address, 116 Francis St., Providence, B. I.
418 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1911
CURTIS, PHILIP CHADSEY, Ph.B. Textile business; *. B. K.; e.A. X.; address,
12 Kossuth St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DISHMAN, SILAS BENJAMIN, Jr., Ph.B. Law student; *. A. 9.; address,
Barbourville, Ky.
DONLE, EARL RAYMOND, Sc.B. Civil engineer, with'Carritte-Paterson Mfg. Co.,
St. John, N. B.; A. T. A.; address, 138 Lemster St., St. John, N. B.
DOW, EDWIN ARTHUR, Sc.B. Instructor in engineering, Iowa State University,
1911-12; engineer with Power Construction Co. of Shelburne Falls, 1912-; S. 2.;
address, Shelburne Palls, Mass.
DROWNE, FRANK OTIS, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer for the Howard and Bullough
Machinery Co., Pawtucket; *. 2. K.; address, 1896 Broad St., Edgewood, R. I.
ERVIN, JOHN, Jr., Ph.B.; *. r. A.; address, 223 Prospect St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FITZ, ERNEST SHERMAN, Sc.B. Electrical engineer with Blackstone Valley Gas
and Electric Co. ; address, 563 Great Road, Saylesville, R. I.
FORRIST, JOHN HOWARD, Ph.B.; A.M. 1912. Teacher, Providence Technical
High School; Pawtucket High School; address, 57 Stanwood Ave., Providence, R. I.
FRANCIS, HERBERT BRIGGS, A.B. Pastor Free Baptist Church, Arlington,
R. I.; address, 2031 Heather St., Providence, R. I.
FRANKLIN, CHARLES MILLER, Sc.B. Civil engineer with Bureau of Highways,
Borough of Queens, New York; A. T. fi.; address, 6 Saunders St., Pawtucket, R. I.
GALLAGHER, MICHAEL FRANKLIN, Sc.B. Civil engineer; *. K.; address,
45 Central St., Wellesley, Mass.
GARDNER, LAWRENCE, Ph.B.; *. T.; address, 121 AngeU St., Providence. R. I.
GARDNER, ROBERT NICHOLS, Ph.B.; *. T.; address, 724 Man St., Worcester,
Mass.
GIFFORD, GUY HAROLD, A.B. Dealer in auto-tires and supplies. Providence;
A. T. n.; address, 156 Norwood Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
GILES, WILLIAM CLEMENT, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; A. K. E.;
address, 20 Colonial Ave., Springfield, Mass.
GREENE, ALLAN WESTCOTT, Sc.B. Civil engineer; deputy engineer, Marshall
Co., Ind., 1913-; A. T. A.; address, Barrington, R. I.
HARRINGTON, WALTER GARDINER, Sc.B. Highway engineer, with Good
Roads Machmery Co.; S. S.; 2. N.; address, 60S West 177th St., New York, N. Y.
HEYDON, WRIGHT DAVID, A.B. Assistant secretary of American Surety Co.,
Rhode Island Branch; Z. *.; address, 600 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
HIGH, JACOB FREEMAN, Ph.B. Football coach. New York University; *. A. 9.;
address, Bedminster, Pa.
HINCKLEY, JOHN EDWARD, Ph.B. Lumber inspector, salesman and buyer;
*. K. "if.; address, Barnstable, Mass.
HODGSON, JOHN SPRAGUE, Ph.B. Student Harvard Medical School; *. B. K.;
*. K. *.; address, Esmond, R. I.
HOLMAN, SAMUEL MOREY, Jr., Sc.B. Salesman for Best Mfg. Co., Providence;
B. 9. n.; address, Attleboro, Mass.
HOWARTH, JACOB MARK, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer, with Swift and Co.,
Chicago; n. A. 2.; address, 4327 Emerald Ave., Chicago, 111.
HOWE, HENRY ROBINSON, Ph.B. Civil engineer for American Thread Co.;
B. 9. n.; address. Box 206, Willimantic, Conn.
HUBBARD, HOWARD GREENOUGH, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1912. With Coventry Co.,
cotton manufacturers; 2. N.; address. Box 172, Anthony, R. I.
JACKSON, EARL EDMUND, Sc.B. Refrigeratmg engineer, with General Elec-
tric Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.; X. *.; address, 169 Princeton Ave., Providence, R. I.
JACKSON, WALTER WADE, A.B. with class, 1912. Teacher of chemistry,
Jackson College; address, Jackson College, Jackson, Miss.
JARVIS, SEWARD THOMPSON, Sc.B. Civil engineer with Swift and Co. ; *. A. 0.;
address, 6241 Kimbark Ave., Chicago, 111.
1911 GRADUATES 417
JENCKS, FREDERIC MARSHALL, Ph.B.; A.M. 1912. Student; 2. *. A.; ad-
dress. West Barrington, R. I.
JOHNSTON, CLARE STEELE, A.B. Law student. University of California;
*. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, 1665 Shattuek Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
KEILY, JOHN VINCENT, Sc.B. Civil engineer; inspector of bridge construction
with R. I. State Board of Roads; 2. H.; *. K.; address, 53 Cypress St., Providence.
R. L
KIERNAN, ARTHUR, Ph.B. Insurance agent; 2. A. K.; address, 173 Pond St.,
Providence, R. I.
KING, CHARLES MANTON, Ph.B. Teacher, English, University School, Cleve-
land, Ohio; *. r. A.; address. University School, Cleveland, Ohio.
KNIGHT, IRA WINSOR, Sc.B.; Sc.M. in E. E., Mass. Institute of Technology,
1913; 2. S.; address, 1310 Elmwood Ave., Auburn, R. I.
KOHLER, HAROLD LESLIE, Ph.B. Real estate broker, with Charles S. Kohler;
A. K. E.; address, 901 Columbus Ave., New York, N. Y.
LARKESr, JAMES CHARLES, Sc.B.; X. *.; address, 601 St. Marks Ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
LEDERER, SAMUEL MAY, A.B. with class, 1912; b. Providence, R. I., March 20,
1890.; d. Boston, Mass., March 15, 1913.
LELAND, CHARLES LEON, Sc.B.; *. 2. K.; address, R. P. D., Box 34, Grafton.
McKAY, JAMES RUSSELL, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; *. B. K.; *. r. A.;
address, 129 West Federal St., Youngstown, Ohio.
McPHEE, PERCY DOUGLAS, Ph.B. In real estate business; X. *.; address. 90
West St., New York, N. Y.
MOHLER, MARK, Ph.B.; A.M. 1913. Student Newton Theological Institution;
address, Newton Theological Institution, Newton Centre, Mass.
MONTZ, JOHN McGILL, Sc.B. Raih-oad civil engineer, B. & O. R. R., maintenance
of way department; *. K. "ir.; address. Box 281, Front Royal, Va.
MOORE, GEORGE DENNY, Sc.B. Advertising agent for U. S. GutU Percha
Paint Co.; Providence, R. I.; *. r. A.; address, 267 High St., Pawtucket. R. I.
MUDGE, COURTLAND SAWIN, Ph.B.; A.M. 1912. Graduate student. Brown
University; address, 32 Mt. Vernon St., Providence, R. I.
MURPHY, ROBERT CUSHMAN, Ph.B. Curator, Division of Mammals and Birds,
Museum of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences; in charge of biological field
work in the South Atlantic, 1912-13; member A. A. A. S.; A. T.; address. Museum
of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, Brooklyn, N. Y.
NEVES, JOSEPH SERPA, Ph.B. Law student; address, 115 Arnold St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
NEWFIELD, LEWIS ALFRED, Ph.B. Student; address, 33 Thatford Ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
NOLAN, CHRISTOPHER ALOYSIUS, A.B. Senior in law, Georgetown University.
Washington, D. C; clerk, U. S. Civil Service Commission, 1912-; address, U. S.
Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C.
O'NEIL, JAMES TIMOTHY, Sc.B. Civil engineer; address, 45 James St., Maiden.
Mass.
PALMER, ARTHUR. A.B. Student, Cornell Medical CoUege; A. X. A.; address.
WesleyvUle, Pa.
PANTAENIUS, HARRY ARTHUR, Sc.B. Civil engineer; e. A. X.; address, 18
Hill St., Morristown, N. J.
PARKS, SAMUEL RYDER, Ph.B. Teacher; sub-master of Bath High School;
*. r. A.; address. High School, Bath, Me.
PERRY, BEVERLY FRANCIS, Sc.B. Civil engineer; X. *.; address. 12 Blue-
grass Ave., Fort Thomas, Ky.
PETTENGILL, IRVING WILBERT, Sc.B. Sales engineer, with Wagner Electric
Mfg. Co.; 2. E.; *. A. G.; address, 1628 First National Bank Bldg., Cincianati,
Ohio.
418 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1911
PICKETT, THOMAS AQUINAS, A.B. Sub-master Rockland High School; S. A. K.;
address, 138 Reed St., Rockland, Mass.
PILLING, LeROY GARDINER, A.B. Student Harvard Law School, 1911-12;
X. *.; address, 83 Dartmouth Ave., Providence, R. I.
PURDIE, DAVID JAMES, Sc.B. Engineering salesman with Builders* Iron Foun-
dry, Providence; S. S.; address, 48 Pekin St., Providence, R. I.
QUIGLEY, THOMAS HENRY, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Teacher, Paterson, N. J. High
School; *. B. K.; address, 26 Hodges Ave., Taunton, Mass.
RAIA, JOSEPH ERNEST, A.B. Student Harvard Medical School; address, 272
Broadway, Providence, R. I.
RICHARDSON, ROYAL PAUL, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Teacher, Hope St. High School,
Providence; in U. S. forestry service also; address, Dighton, Mass.
ROBINSON, ROGER SHERMAN, A.B. Teacher Hope St., High School; B. 9. n.;
address, 41 George St., Providence, R. I.
ROELKE, HARRY EDWARD, Ph.B. Reference Librarian, Brown University;
*. 2. K.; address, 175 Thayer St., Providence, R. I.
ROPER, FREMONT EMERSON, Sc.B. Civil engineer with Standard Oil Co.,
Portland, Ore. ; address. River Point, R. I.
SAACKE, JULIUS ADOLPH, A.B. Clerk; address, 235 Waterman St., Providence,
R. L
SEMONOFF, JUDAH, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; address, 21 Robinson
St., Providence, R. I.
SHERMAN, WARREN ANDREW, A.B. Head of mathematics department,
Haverhill High School; *. B. K.; S. N.; address, 30 Sheridan St., Haverhill, Mass.
SHEPHERD, LEWIS ALEXANDER, Sc.B. Civil engineer; 9. A. X.; address,
430 North Main St., Springfield, Mass.
SISSON, CHARLES PECK, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; A. A. *.; address.
458 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
SISSON, RUSSELL EYRE, A.B. With Hope Webbing Co., Providence; A. A. *.;
address, 458 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
SKELDING, SCHUYLER MERRITT, A.B. Salesman with Yale and Towne Mfg.
Co.; A. *.; address, 81 South St., Stamford, Conn.
SKILLINGS, ROBERT FULTON, A.B. In business; A. T. a.; address, 73 Vesper
St., Portland, Me.
SMITH, BRENTON GREENE, Sc.B. Raihoad engineer, with Interborough and
N. Y. R. R. Co.; A. A. *.; address, 1293 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.
STAFF, ARTHUR EDGAR. Sc.B. Athletic instructor, Brockton High School;
9. A. X.; address, 517 Summer St., Campello, Mass.
STITT, HENRY JENNISON BLAKELY, Ph.B., with class, 1912. Teacher; ad-
dress. 23 Grove St.. Pawtucket, R. I.
STUCKER, GEORGE CHRISTIAN, A.B. Clerk; K. S.; address, 10 Congdon St..
Providence, R. I.
SWEET, ALBERT WHITMAN, Ph.B. Graduate student. Brown University;
B. 9. n.; address, 44 Carrington Ave., Providence, R. I.
SWINT, WENDELL RICHARDSON, Ph.B. With Du Pont de Nemours Powder
Co., Eastern Laboratory; B. 9. n.; address, P. 0. Box 424, Chester, Pa.
TAYLOR, RAYMOND SAMUEL, Ph.B.; A. T.; address, 414 Y St.. Tacoma, Wash.
TOMPKINS, ERWIN CLAYBERG, Ph.B. With Swift & Co.; *. A. 9.; address,
Avon, 111.
WALLACE. HAROLD, Ph.B. In business; A. K. E.; address, 2854 Washington
Blvd., Chicago, lU.
WATSON, DAVID FOGG, Jr., Sc.B. Purchasing agent, Plankinton Packing Co.;
A. T. A.; address, 1625 Grand Ave., Chicago. 111.
WESSEL, MORRIS JACOB, Ph.B. Student. Harvard Law School; *. B. K.; ad-
dress. Port Norris. N. J.
1911 GRADUATES 419
WITHEROW, JOSEPH TIMOTHY, Ph.B. Student Michigan Law School; *. E.;
address, 17 Patt St., Pawtucket, R. I.
WOOD, ALAN ARTHUR, Sc.B. Sales engineer with Builders' Iron Foundry, Provi-
dence; address, 16 Glendale Ave., Providence, R. I.
YATMAN, ELLIS LAURIE, A.B. Student Harvard Law School; *. B. K.; A. T.;
address, 253 Knight St., Providence, R. I.
YOUNG, FOSTER VERGNE, Sc.B. Manufacturer of wooden wares, with Young
Bros. Co.; S. H.; *. T.; address, 41 Grosvenor St., Springfield, Mass.
ZARMON, JOSEPH, A.B. Principal, Meredith High School; *. T. A.; address,
Meredith, N. H.
1912
ADAMS, EDWARD AUGUST, Ph.B. Law student. State University of Iowa;
B. 6. n.; address, 420 Jefferson St., Iowa City, Iowa.
ANDREWS, RYLAND BENJAMIN, Ph.B. With Prairie Oil and Gas Co., Kansas
and Oklahoma; A. A. $.; address, 39 Pleasant St., Leominster, Mass.
ARCHAMBAULT, CHARLES FULDA, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School;
Box 363, Arctic, R. I.
AYRES, CLARENCE EDWIN, A.B. Graduate student. Brown University, 1913-;
S. N.; address, 35 Caswell Hall, Brown University, Providence, R. I.
BARROWS, FRANK CLIFFORD, Jr., Sc.B.; A. T. n.; address, 216 Hawthorne St.,
New Bedford, Mass.
BELL, KENLY SMITH, Sc.B. Draftsman, with N. Y. C. & H. R. R.; S. N.;
address, 66 Greenwood Ave., East Orange, N. J.
BENGERT, EDGAR PAUL, Ph.B.; A.M., Ohio State University 1913. Fellow in
English, Ohio State University, 1912-13; address, 62 East 11th Ave., Columbus, O.
BEYTES, LEON HENRY, Sc.B.; 2. *. A.; address. North Plymouth, Mass.
BIEN, ZUE SUN, Ph.B. Assistant manager of Issue Department, Bank of China,
Peking; member Academy of Commerce, Academy of Economics, Peking; address.
Bank of China, Peking, China.
BLAKE, PREBLE WILSON, Ph.B.; *. A. e.; address, 233 Main St., Amesbury,
Mass.
BLAKE, STUART, Sc.B.; address, 37 Grove St., Lonsdale, R. I.
BROWN, DANIEL LUCIUS, A.B. Student; *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 16 Warren
St., Norwich, Conn.
BROWN, HARRY GILBERT, A.B. Teacher; address unknown.
BROWN, JOHN WATSON, Sc.B. Civil Engineer, with I. R. T. Co., New York,
N. Y.; K. 2.; address, 66 Clark St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
BUDDESTGTON, ARTHUR FRANCIS, Ph.B.; Sc.B. 1913. Assistant, geological
department. Brown University, 1913; assistant, R. I. Natm-al Resources Survey;
*. B. K.; 2. S.; address. West Mystic, Conn.
BUMPUS, HERMON CAREY, Jr., Ph.B. Student, Harvard Medical School;
A. *.; address. Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass.
BURGESS, FREDERICK, Jr., A.B. Candidate for Holy Orders; address. Garden
City, N. Y.
BURGESS, GEORGE SARGENT, A.B. With Travelers' Insurance Co.; A. A. *.;
address, 432 Masonic Bldg., Portland, Me.
BURGESS, WARREN RANDOLPH, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Pastor's assistant, Em-
manuel Congregational Church, Montreal, P. Q.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, 127
Drummond St., Montreal, P. Q.
BURNHAM, CARL EDMOND, Sc.B. Electrical engineer; *. A.'e.; address,|17
Nickerson St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BURR, HUDSON COE, Sc.B. With Sedgwick Machine Works, New York; *. r. A.;
address, 128 Liberty St., New York, N. Y.
420 BROWN UNIVERSITY
1913
BURROUGHS, LEROY FRANCIS, Ph.B. Graduate student. Harvard University;
*. B. K.; *. r. A.; address, 68 Sayles Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
BUZZELL, EDGAR GIBSON, Ph.B. With R. R. DonneUey and Sons Co., printers
and publishers; A. $.; address, 6136 Ellis Ave., Chicago, Rl.
CHADWICK, RALPH HAROLD, Sc.B. With Fort Wayne Electric Works; X. *.;
address, 1020 Jackson St., Fort Wayne, Ind.
CHRISTIANSEN, ADOLPH ODIN, A.B. Teacher; S. *. E.; address. Public
School No. 11, Jersey City, N. J.
COLLINS, SHELDON CHALKLEY, A.B. In business; A. A. *.; address. Great
Barrington, Mass.
CONYERS, HENRY, Ph.B. Letter carrier; address, 26 Whitney St., Providence,
R. L
CONZELMAN, JOSEPH HARRISON, Sc.B. Concrete inspector, Crowley Engi-
neering Co., Bristol, Conn.; A. T. A.; address, 25 Lincoln St., Bristol, Conn.
CROCKER, LAWTON VINCENT, Ph.B. President The National Survey Co.,
map makers and publishers; K. Z.; address, Chester, Vt.
CUMMINGS, WILLIAM WALTER, A.B.; *. K.; address, 469 Chalkstone Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
DALAND, ERNEST MERRILL, A.B. Instructor, Lyndon Institute and Agri-
cultural School; A. T. A.; address, Lyndon Centre, Vt.
DEMING, WILBUR STONE, A.B. Missionary teacher at Ahmednagar, India;
e. A. X.; address, Ahmednagar, India.
DENNIS, HERBERT KNIGHT, Ph.B.; registered for A.M. at Princeton Uni-
versity, 1914. Instructor Peddie Institute; *. A. 9.; address, Peddie Institute,
Hightstown, N. J.
DEXTER, ROBERT CLOUTMAN, A.B. Social worker; special agent, Mass.
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children; A. T.; address, 43 Mt. Vernon
St., Boston, Mass.
DINKINS, WILLIAM HOVEY, A.B. Teacher, Selma University; *.B. K.; address,
807 Minter Ave., Selma, Ala.
DOMIN, LIONEL VICTOR, Sc.B. Civil engmeer with N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R.
address, 488 Prairie Ave., Providence, R. I.
DONOVAN, DANIEL GERALD, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; *. B. K.
*. K.; address, 106 W. 94th St., New York, N. Y.
DRURY, RALPH SHERWIN, Ph.B. In grocery busmess with Frederic L. Drury;
A. T. Q.; address. Main St., No. Leominster, Mass.
EASTBURN, ADELBERT CHARLES, Sc.B. Student engiaeer with General
Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y.; Z. *.; address, Ashburton Ave., and Walnut
St., Yonkers, N. Y.
ELMS, JAMES CORNELIUS, Jb., A.B. With Elms and Sellon, New York; *. B. K.;
A. A. *.; address, 12 Midland Ave., East Orange, N. J.
EMMONS, WALTER JOHNSON, Sc.B. Civil engmeer; address, 482 Laurel Hill
Ave., Arlington, R. I.
FARNSWORTH, THEODORE BRYANT, ScB. Salesman with Aluminum Co. of
America; S. S.; *. S. K.; address, 2400 Oliver Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
FERRY, ORRIN ROBINSON, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Teacher; address, 48 Main St.,
Whitinsville, Mass.
FLETCHER, THOMAS LESTER, Ph.B. In dry goods business with Lester L.
Fletcher; B. 0. n.; address, Chardon, Ohio.
FRANCIS, PAUL HART, Sc.B.; Sc.M. 1913. Laboratory assistant in physics. Brown
University, 1912-13; assistant professor of physics, Middlebury College, 1913-;
S. S.; address, 32 Seminary St., Middlebury, Vt.
GIFFORD, CLARENCE FRANK, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Clergyman; pastor. Temple
Chapel, North Tiverton, R. I.; graduate student. Brown University, 1913-; *. B. K.;
X. *.; address, 21 Hope College, Brown University, Providence, R. I.
1912 GRADUATES Ml
GILBERT, JOHN JOSEPH, A.B. Student Harvard Medical School; *. K.; address,
135 Transit St., Woonsocket, R. I.
GORDON, WnXARD FREEMONT, Jr., Ph.B.; manufacturing engineer; *. T.;
address, 8 Gray Circle, Lynn, Mass.
GORMLY, MATTHEW EDWARD, Jr., Ph.B. with class, 1913; address, 1524 West-
minster St., Providence, R. I.
GRETSCH, ABRAHAM HARRY, A.B. Teacher; *. B. K.; address. High School,
New Bedford, Mass.
GUILLEMETTE, JOSEPH DYDIME, Sc.B. Civil engineer, with Jenks and
Ballou, Providence; 2. H.; *. K.; address, 70 Magill St., Pawtucket, R. I.
HANDY, EDWIN ROGERS, Ph.B.; *. r. A.; address, Manville, R. I.
HAWES, RAYMOND PRESTON, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Graduate student. Sage
School of Philosophy, Cornell University; *. B. K.; address. Riverside, R. I.
HEWITT, RODNEY WILLIAMS, Ph.B. Teacher; S. A. *.; address. Powder
Point School, Duxbury, Mass.
HILL, EDWARD LAPHAM, Ph.B. Principal, Franklin School, Wakefield, Mass.;
address. Armory St., Wakefield, Mass.
HINDLE, CLIFFORD DEAN, Sc.B. with class 1913. Draftsman; X. *.; address,
10 Ashley St., Central Falls, R. I.
HOOD, PRESTON HART, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; A. T.; address,
Somerset, Mass.
HUMPHREY, KARL, Ph.B. With Richardson & Clark; A. T.; address, 567 Angell
St., Providence, R. I.
HURLIN, RALPH GIBNEY, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Assistant instructor m biology.
Brown University, 1913-14; candidate for Ph.D.; *. B. K.; A. T.; address, Rhode
Island Hall, Brown University, Providence, R. I.
JENCKES, WELLINGTON LeROY. A.B.; *. r. A.; address, 186 County St.,
Attleboro, Mass.
JONES, HARRY MUSE, A.B. with class, 1913. A. T. fi.; address, McKeesport, Pa.
JONES, HOWARD PRANN, Ph.B. la business; A. T. A.; address, care of Richard
C. Jones, Suffield, Conn.
KENDALL, GEORGE VALENTINE, A.B.; A.M., Wisconsin University, 1913.
Student; A. *.; address, 4441 West Pine Boul., St. Louis, Mo.
KENNEY, HARRY WILLEY, Sc.B. Structural steel detailer, American Bridge
Co.; address,. 144 Sumac St., Wissahickon, Philadelphia, Pa.
KENDRICK, LOWELL CLAPP, Ph.B. Manager and owner. College Bookstore
Co., Brown IJniversity; X. *.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
KLEBES, CHARLES ROLAND, Ph.B. With Swift and Co., Chicago; address,
4327 Emerald Ave., Chicago, 111.
LADNER, ARCHIBALD COLLINS, A.B.; A.M. 1913. With Mass. Mutual Life
Ins. Co., Springfield; S. N.; address, 115 Princeton St., Springfield, Mass.
LEITH, ROYAL WILLIS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1912. Bond salesman, with Stranahau &
Co.; *. T.; address, 175 Thayer St., Providence, B. I.
McGEHEARTY, JEROME FRANCIS JOSEPH, Sc.B. Head draftsman for Swift
& Co., Fort Worth, Texas; *. K.; address, 1619 May St., Fort Worth, Texas.
McGUIRE, JOHN TERENCE CAMPBELL, Ph.B. In busmess; *. K.; address,
725 Second St., Fall River, Mass.
McLaughlin, JOHN FRANCIS, A.B. student; *. K.; address, 26 Amity St.,
Providence, R. I.
MacMILLAN, HOWARD GOVE, Ph.B.; Sc.M., Wisconsin University, 1913.
Student; S. N.; address, Mapleville, R. I.
MAHONY, DENNIS ROBERT, Ph.B.; *. S. K.; address. Accounting Department,
McElwain Shoe Co., Boston, Mass.
MALLOY, CHARLES AMBROSE, A.B.; A.M., 1912. Law student; *. B. K.;
address, 276 North Main St., Lambertville, N. J.
422 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1912
MARTEL, ROMEO RAOTIL, Sc.B. Instructor, Rhode Island State College; 2. 2.;
address, Kingston, R. I.
MECKEL, ROBERT JAMES YORKSTON, A.B.; A.M. 1918. Teacher; K. Z.;
d. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 18, 1913.
MILES, FRANCIS EVERETT, Ph.B. In business; A. *.; address, 23 Greenough
Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
MILLER, CLARENCE WALKER, Sc.B. Draftsman, American Bridge Co.; *.
r. A.; address, 63 Potter St., Pawtucket, R. I.
MILLER, EVERETT HOWE, A.B. With American Sugar Refining Co.; 2. *. A.;
address, 8 Walnut St., So. Hadley Palls, Mass.
MITCHELL, SAMUEL LYMAN, Ph.B.; K. S.; address, R. F. D. No. 2, Maramec,
Okla.
MUMFORD, NICHOLAS Van SLYCK, A.B. Graduate student, Mass. Institute of
Technology; A. A. $.; address, 50 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
NASH, KENNETH LELAND, Ph.B.; 9. A. X.; address, 833 Front St., So. Wey-
mouth, Mass.
NATHANSON, SAMSON, A.B. Law student; *. B. K.; address, 521 Broad St.,
Central Falls, B. I.
NELSON, WALTER CHADWICK, Ph.B.; address, 573 Osbom St., FaU River.
NEWELL, ARTHUR FRANKLIN, A.B. General secretary of Brown Christian
Association and Brown Union; $. B. K.; A. T.; address. Rockefeller Hall, Brown
University, Providence, R. I.
O'CONNOR, FRANCIS DYER, A.B. Clerk, Passenger Traffic Department, Maine
Central R. R.; address, 153 Clark St., Portland, Me.
PARKER, CARLETON HALL, Sc.B. Telephone engineer, with Western Electric
Co., Chicago; ■I'. K. *.; address, Y. M. C. A., Oak Park, El.
PECK, EDWARD BATES, Ph.B. Assistant in chemistry, Brown University, 1911-
12; Z. *.; address, Spencer, Mass.
PENDLETON,WYMAN, A.B. with class, 1913. Manufacturing Jeweler; A. A. *.;
address, 105 Keeue St., Providence, R. I.
PERKINS, EARL PHILO, A.B. Student; *. r. A.; address, 69 Chester St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
PERRY, FRED CLARENCE, Ph.B. Reporter, Providence Journal; K. S.; address,
6 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM LESTER, A.B. Student, General Theological Seminary;
address, 175 Ninth Ave., New York, N. Y.
PINGREE, MELLEN HOWARD, A.B. In business; B. 6. H.; address, Braintree,
Mass.
PURDY, MILLEDGE MOSES, Ph. B.; *. K. *.; address, Wilton, N. H.
PURVIS, WILBUR BERTRAM, A.B.; A.M., Columbia University, 1913; Master's
diploma, education. Teachers' College, 1913. Teacher; S. *. E.; address. Oak
BlufiFs, Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
RAWLINGS, FREDERICK GEORGE, Sc.B. Civil engineer; K. S.; address,
Richmond, Va.
REPKO, GEORGE ANTON, Sc.B. Foreman for the Lane Construction Corpora-
tion; 9. A. X.; address. Queen's Road, Queens, Long Island, N. Y.
RICCI, JAMES VINCENT, A.B., with class, 1913. Medical student; address, 637
Charles St., Providence, R. I.
ROBERTSON, WILLIAM HENDERSON, A.B. Confidential agent, in charge of
investments, etc.; 9. A. X.; address, Lonsdale, R. I.
ROSE, EDWIN MAURICE, A.B. In business; address, 84 Sterling Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
ROWLAND, JOHN HARVEY, Sc.B. Structural Draftsman, with Phoenix Bridge
Co.; *. A. 9.; address, 228 Second Ave., Phoenixville, Pa.
1912 GRADUATES 423
RUGER, ALBERT CURTIS, Sc.B. CivU engineer; K. 2.; address, 9 Aplin St.,
Providence, R. I.
SALISBURY, HAROLD PRESTON, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; X. *.;
address, 72 Oriole Ave., Providence, R. I.
SCHOLTZE, WILLIAM FREDERICK, Jr., Ph.B. With Glenlyon Dye Works;
6. A. X.; address, Saylesville, R. I.
SEAGRAVE, FREDERICK WILLIAM, Sc.B. CivU engineer; S. N.; address,
139 East 44th St., New York, N. Y.
SEIDEL, HARRY GEORGE, Ph.B. With Prairie Oil and Gas Co.; *. T.; address,
153 Blossom St., Fitchburg, Mass.
SLADE, ALAN ARTHUR, Sc.B. *. K. *.; address, 72 Clinton Ave., Newark, N. J.
SMILEY, HAROLD EVERETT, Ph.B.; Sc.M. 1913; address, 660 Public St.,
Providence, R. I.
SMITH, IRVING RUSSELL, Sc.B. Structural draftsman, with Post & McCord,
New York; S. E.; *. K. *.; address, 32 Oakwood Ave., Arlington, N. J.
SMITH, LEON ELWOOD, Sc.B. Civil engineer; S. *. A.; address. Box 253,
Block Island, R. I.
SPINDLER, JOHN HERSCHEL, A.B. Baptist minister; address, 1636 North
Fourth St., Quincy, HI.
SPRACKLING, WILLIAM EARL, Ph.B. With J. C. HaU & Co., lithographers;
B. 9. n.; address, 16 Creighton St., Providence, R. I.
STANLEY, HERBERT WINES, Ph.B. Provision Department, Swift & Co.;
*. 2. K.; address, care of Swift & Co., South Omaha, Neb.
STIDGER, WILLIAM LEROY, Ph.B. Baptist minister; *. A. 9.; address, Calvary
Methodist Church, San Francisco, Cal.
SUN, YUEN-FONG RALPH, Ph.B. Assistant manager and inspector. Bank of
China, Peking, 1913-; member of the Board of Finance, Peking, 1913-; address.
Bank of China, Peking, China.
SUTTON, HARRY MELVIN, Sc.B. Mechanical engineer; address, Keene, N. H,
TANNER, KENNETH JAMES, Ph.B. With Providence Telephone Co.; B. 9. n.;
address, 101 Blackstone Blvd., Providence, R. I.
TEDFORD, FREDERICK LEONARD, ScB. Civil engineer; K. 2.; address, 37
Beacon Hill Ave., Lynn, Mass.
TEWKSBURY, ERNEST ALBERT, Sc.B. Draftsman, McClintoc Marshall Con-
struction Co.; A. X. A.; address, 516 Todd St., Wilkingsburg, Pa.
THOMSON, ROBERT STANLEY, A.B.; *.B. K.; address, 119 Chestnut St., Clin-
ton, Mass.
VON DER LEITH, JOHN, Ph.B.; Sc.M., 1913. Graduate student. Brown Univer-
sity; address. Biological Laboratory, Brown University, Providence, R. I.
VOTTA, FERDINAND, Sc.B., with class, 1913; address, 102 Atwell's Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
WARNER, EDWARD EMORY, Sc.B. Civil engmeer; A. T. fl.; address, 501 6th
Ave., New Kensington, Pa.
WEIDMAN, WILLIAM ANDREW, A.B. Teacher, Bureau of Education, Manila;
address. Bureau of Education, Manila, P. I.
WESTON, GEORGE BENNETT, Ph.B. With Apsley Rubber Co.; *. 2. K.;
address, 285 Newport Ave., WoUaston, Mass.
WHITE, HOWARD CARLTON, Sc.B. Assistant resident engmeer, with Canadian
Pacific Railway; 2. S.; 2. N.; address, 63 Burnett St., Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, ALLEN BURNETT, Sc.B. Salesman with Aluminum Co. of America;
2. S.; address, 2402 Oliver Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa.
WILLIAMS, JOHN HENRY, A.B. Assistant in English, Brown University, 1912-;
*. B. K.; 2. *. A.; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMSON, ALFRED HOWARD, Ph.B. Teacher, Technical High School,
Providence; address, 40 Holmes St., Providence, R. I.
424 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1912
WILLS, ROBERT HENRY, Sc.B. Draftsman, Dominion Bridge Co.; address,
care of Dominion Bridge Co., Montreal, P. Q., Canada.
WILSON, RICHARD BARTLEY, Ph.B.; A. A. *.; address, 228 Madison Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio.
WINTERICH, JOHN TRACEY, A.B. Assistant in English, Brown University,
1912-13; reporter, Springfield Republican, 1913-; address, care of The Republican,
Springfield, Mass.
WOLFE, HERBERT EDWARD, A.B.; A.M. 1913. AssisUnt in history. Brown
University, 1912-13; teacher, Bristol, Conn. High School, 1913-; *. B. K.; address.
High School, Bristol, Conn.
ZALLEE, RHODES WALTER, Ph.B. Business manager. Empire Specialty Co.,
New York; A. A. *.; address, 192 Prospect St., East Orange, N. J.
1913
ABBOTT, CHARLES HARLAN, A.B. Graduate student. Brown University;
*. B. K.; S. S.; K. S.; address, Antrim, N. H.
ARNOLD, PRESTON FRANKLIN, A.B. Graduate student. Harvard University;
A. T.; address, Touisset, Mass.
ARNOLD, SAMUEL TOMLINSON, A.B. Graduate student. Brown University;
*. B. K.; S. H.; address, Corinna, Me.
ASHBAUGH, RUSSELL TILMAN, Ph.B. Chemist and athletic director; B. 9. n.;
address, 372 Fairgreen Ave., Yoimgstown, Ohio.
BAILEY, WILLIAM EMERSON, Ph.B. With American Telephone and Telegraph
Co.; A. T. A.; address, 616 W. 113th St., New York, N. Y.
BAUa, JOHN RAYMOND, Ph.B. Teacher, Ford Republic; Z. *.; address, 3054
Tuscarawus St., W., Canton, Ohio.
BAKER, HOWARD BATES, A.B. Teacher Technical High School, Providence;
address, 18 Bridgham St., Providence, R. I.
BANFIELD, STANLEY MIRICK, Sc.B.; 9. 2. K.; address, 6 Hackfield Road,
Worcester, Mass.
BANKS, HERBERT CLARENCE, Ph.B. Instructor in science, Miami Military
Institute, Germantown, Ohio; *. K. *.; address, 264 Central Ave., Dunkirk, N. Y.
BLAKE, FRANK CARLETON, Sc.B. Assistant in physics. Brown University,
1913-; S. S.; address, 9 Searle St., Providence, R. I.
BLANCHARD, EARL HENRY, A.B. Teacher; S. N.; address, Readsboro, Vt.
BOAS, GEORGE, A.B.; A.M., 1913; address, 184 Atlantic Ave., Providence, R. I.
BOHL, LEIGHTON TEETERICK, Sc.B. Assistant, civil engineering. Brown
University, 1913-; B. 9. U.; address, 32 Henry St., Edgewood, R. I.
BROWN, HARRY CHAMBERLAIN, Sc.B. Electrical tester. General Electric Co.;
2. E.; address, 34 Franklin St., Marblehead, Mass.
BURNHAM, RALPH EVERETT, Sc.B. With Textile-Finishing Machinery Co.;
address, 27 Rand St., Central Falls, R. I.
BURWELL, JOSEPH KNOWLES, A.B. With Franklin Process Co.; Z. *.; address,
64 Alumni Ave., Providence, R. I.
CASE, JAMES RUSSELL, A.B. Student at Newton Theological Institution;
address. South Acton, Mass.
CASEY, JOHN, Jk., A.B.; *. K.; address, 27 Claremont Ave., Providence, R. I.
COBURN, RICHARD VANCE, Sc.B. Civil engineer; A. K. E.; address, 145 Pearl
St., Manchester, N. H.
COLLINS, PORTER DURANT, A.B.; A. T. fl.; address, Laconia, N. H.
COLWELL, RAYMOND CARPENTER, A.B.; K. 2.; address, 805 Hartford Ave.,
Johnston, R. I.
COOPER, FREDERICK EAMES, Ph.B. Management engineer, with Frank B.
Gilbreth, Inc., New York; X. *.; address, 11 Hayes St., Providence, R. I.
1913 GRADUATES *2S
CRIPPS, EVERETT THOMAS, Sc.B. Civil engineer; address, 54 Sampson Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
CROWTHER, GEORGE MARSDEN, A.B. Teacher athletics, Allen School, West
Newton, Mass.; *. r. A.; address, Allen School, Waltham St., West Newton, Mass.
CRUM, RALPH BRINCKERHOFF, Ph.B. Student, St. John's College, Oxford,
Eng.; *. B. K.; A. A. *.; address, 47 Carroll St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
CUSHMAN, JOHN HOUSTON, A.B. Graduate student. Harvard University;
*. 2. K.; address, Oak St., Guilford, Me.
DAVIS, FRANCIS PERRY, Sc.B. Engineer, with American Telegraph and Tele-
phone Co.; address, 7 East 128th St., New York, N. Y.
DEALEY, WILLIAM LEARNED, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Fellow in Clark University;
*. B. K.; A. T.; address, 872 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
DUMBLETON, HAROLD FAUNCE, Sc.B. In the automobile business; A. T.;
address, 26 Euclid Ave., Springfield, Mass.
EASTWOOD, WILLIAM RAYMOND, Ph.B.; address, 354 Manton Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FIELD, RUSSELL WATTS, Ph.B.; A. *.; address, Barrmgton, R. I.
GARDNER, KARL DANA, A.B.; B. e. n.; address, 21 Odd St., Fall River, Mass.
GARRETT, WALTER HIBBERD, Ph.B. With the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.,
Providence; K. S.; address, Chadd's Ford, Pa.
GOLDBERG, JEFFREY SOLON, Ph.B.; address, 31 West 94th St., New York, N. Y.
GOULD, ADRIAN GORDON, Ph.B. Student, Harvard Medical School; *. B. K.;
S. S.; S. *. E.; address. Psychopathic Hospital, 74 Fenwood Road, Roxbury, Mass.
GROUT, HAROLD ALDEN, A.B.; A.M. 1913. With John Hancock Life Insurance
Co., Boston, Mass.; *. B. K.; S. S.; A. *.; address. East Bridgewater, Mass.
GUILD, FREDERIC HOWLAND, A.B. Student; A. *.; addi-ess, 890 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I.
HAHN, CLIFFORD AYLWARD, Sc.B. With Board of Estimate, New York;
*. T.; address, 1812 Ave. L, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HALL, KENNETH STANDISH, Ph.B. With Eastern Bridge and Structural Co.,
Worcester; A. K. E. ; address, 75 Lancaster St., Worcester, Mass.
HARRIS. BENJAMIN MALCOLM, A.B. Student, Newton Theological Institu-
tion; K. S.; address, 149 Methuen St., Lowell, Mass.
HARRIS, JAMES EDDY, Ph.B.; address. 4 Bell St., Providence, R. I.
HAZARD, GEORGE NATHAN, Ph.B. Teacher; address, Narragansett Pier, R. I.
HEMPEL, EDWIN GUSTAV, Sc.B. Apprentice, with American Locomotive Co.;
K. S.; address, 92 Pocasset Ave., Providence, R. I.
HIGGINS, ARTHUR HENRY, Ph.B. Sub-master, Higgins Classical School;
K. S.; address, Charleston, Me.
HIGH, LEON CLIFFORD, A.B. Student. Union Theological Seminary; post-
graduate, Columbia University; *. B. K.; address, 270 Lowell Ave., Providence,
R. L
HOWE, ARTHUR WHITISTEY, Jr., A.B.; -ir. T.; address, 2032 DeLancey St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HOWE, WILLIAM MASON, Sc.B. Student engineer; S. *. E.; address, 534
Essex St.. Lynn. Mass.
HULL, NORMAN BIGELOW, A.B.; A. A. *.; address. 93 Bainbridge St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
ISAACSON, ABRAHAM SAMUEL, A.B.; address. Union St., Bristol. R. I.
JOSLIN, CEDRIC FREEMAN, Sc.B. Labor foreman and building inspector;
A. K. E.; address. Charter House, Media, Pa.
KOOPMAN, KARL HENRY, A.B. Assistant in English, Brown University, 1913-
14; tutor, Robert College, 1914-; *. B. K.; Z. *.; address, Robert College, Con-
stantinople, Turkey.
KULP, DANIEL HARRISON, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Missionary; $, B. K.; 9. A. X.;
address, Shanghai Baptist College, Shanghai, China.
426 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1913
LAMOND, WILLIAM DICKSON, Ph.B. With U. S. Tire Co., Providence; Z. *.;
address, 36 Stanwood St., Providence, R. I.
LANGDON, DUNCAN, Sc.B. Traveling secretary of the A. A. *. fraternity;
A. A. *.; address, 136 West 44th St., New York, N. Y.
LEMON, ALFRED BUNYAN, A.B. Student, Harvard Graduate Business School;
A. T. A.; address, 5709 Thackeray Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
LETTS, IRA LLOYD, Ph.B. Graduate student. Brown University; A. K. E.;
address, Moravia, N. Y.
LOXLEY, LEBOY EVERETT, Sc.B. With engineering corps of Penn. R. R. Co.;
2. *. E.; address, 112 Central Ave., Oil City, Pa.
McCAULL, JOSEPH ANTHONY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1913. With Swift & Co., Chicago;
*. K.; address, 4425 Vincennes Ave., Chicago, HI.
McLYMAN, BENJAMIN MURRIE, Ph.B. Student, Harvard Law School; B. 9.
n.; address, 239 Broadway, Newport, R. I.
MacPHAIL, ANDREW HAMILTON, Ph.B. Graduate student, Brown University;
X. $.; address, 26 Meadow St., North Adams, Mass.
MAHONEY, DANIEL LAWRENCE, Ph.B. Graduate student. Brown University;
*. S. K.; address, 49 Jackson Road, Newton, Mass.
MARTIN, ALBERT PRAY, A.B. Graduate Student, University of Wisconsin;
Henry Gund scholar in German; $. B. K.; address, 62 Conant St., Pawtucket, R. I.
METCALF, GEORGE TUCKER, A.B. With Alphano Humus Co.; A. A. *.;
address, care of D. M. Vreeland, Great Meadows, N. J.
MORSE, CARLETON DOTY, Ph.B. Sales agent for the Rub-dry Towel Co.;
A. T.; address, 154 Reynolds Ave., Providence, R. I.
MUNRO, HAROLD WINTHROP, A.B.; A. *.; address, 189 Waterman St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
MURPHY, EDWARD ANDREW CUSHMAN, Ph.B. Sub-master, Cohasset High
School; A. T.; address, Cohasset, Mass.
NEWMAN, LOUIS ISRAEL, A.B. Teacher; address, 252 Stockton St., San Fran-
cisco, Cal.
OSTEYEE, HERBERT FARWELL, A.B. Student, Harvard Law School; A. T.;
address, Hinsdale, N. H.
PAHLINE, OTTO CARL, Ph.B. In business; A. T. a.; address, 2457 Pawtucket
Ave., East Providence, R. I.
PARKER, CECIL CARLTON, Ph.B. With Trussel Mfg. Co., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.;
A. *.; address, Hyde Park, Dutchess Co., N. Y.
PARKER, HOWARD FULLERTON, Sc.B. With American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co.; address, 7 East 128th St., New York, N. Y.
PHILBRICK, CLARENCE HORACE, A.B. In office of Charles H. Philbrick;
*. B. K.; *. K. *.; address, 106 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
PHILLIPS, JACKSON COLE, Sc.B. With Revere Rubber Co., Providence; A. K.
E.; address, 497 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
READIO, JAMES HENRY, Jr., Ph.B.; address, 133 Wilson Ave., Rumford, R. I.
REDINGTON, HORACE RAY, Ph.B. With National Tube Co.; A. K. E.; address,
354 West Third St., Elyria, Ohio.
REED, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Ph.B.; 9. A. X.; address, 18 Chase Ave., North
Adams, Mass.
REYNOLDS, CLARENCE NEWTON, Jr., Ph.B. Assistant in mathematics.
Brown University, 1913-; also graduate student; *. B. K.; S. S.; address, 105
Abbott St., Providence, R. I.
RICE, KENNETH STILLMAN, Ph.B. In business; K. 2.; address, 60 Summer
St., Gloucester, Mass.
RICKER, CHARLES HERBERT, A.B. Student, Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, Mass.; B. 9. 11.; address, 32 Warren St., Providence, R. I.
ROBERTS, THOMAS HOWARTH, Ph.B. Instructor, Brown University, 1913-;
*. B. K.; 2. N.; address, 36 Babcock St., Providence, R. I.
1913 GRADUATES 427
ROBINSON, BEN ISAAC, Ph.B.; address, 502 Goddard St., Providence, R. I.
ROBINSON, RICHARD DODSON, A.B. With Harris, Forbes & Co., Bankers,
New York; *. T.; address, care of Harris, Forbes & Co., New York, N. Y.
ROLLASON, HERBERT DUNCAN, A.B. Graduate student. Harvard University;
A. T.; address, 100 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
ROSS, HERBERT MORTIMER, Ph.B. (formerly Rosenberg); address, 609 Union
Ave., New York, N. Y.
ROUSE, JOHN EVANS, Sc.B. With Standard Oil Co., Bayonne, N. J.; A. A. *.;
address, 1248 Columbine St., Denver, Colo.
SHEDD, THOMAS CLARK, Sc.B. Assistant in engineering. Brown University,
1913-; 2. S.; address, 432 Walker Ave., East Providence, R. I.
SHELDON, MARSHALL HINGSTON, Ph.B.; address, 30 Park Place, Pawtucket,
R. L
SMITH, LEONARD WALTER, ScB. Superintendent, Cadoza Lace Co.; address,
625 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
SNELL, WALTER HENRY, A.B. Base-ball player; *. B. K.; 6. A. X.; address,
101 Newbury St., Brockton, Mass.
STARKWEATHER, JOHN KENT, A.B. With WiUiam E. Sweet & Co., Invest-
ment Bankers; *. B. K.; *. T.; address, 238 So. Lincoln Ave., Denver, Colo.
STEVENS, CLIFFORD JOHN, A.B.; address, 416 East 40th St., Chicago, 111.
SULLIVAN, WILLIAM MATTHEW, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Student, Harvard Law
School; *. B. K.; *. K.; address, 633 Broadway, Fall River, Mass.
SWEETLAND, REYNOLDS, Ph.B. Stage director, Garrick Theatre, N. Y.,
1913-14; address, 200 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
TABER, NORMAN STEPHEN, A.B. Student at Oxford University, Eng.; *. B.
K.; A. A. *.; address, St. John's College, Oxford, Eng.
TAYLOR, LOUIS CLIFFORD, Jr., Ph.B. Statistical editor. Bureau of the Census;
A. T. A.; address. Bureau of the Census, Washington, D. C.
THOMPSON, LEMUEL HALSTEAD, Ph.B. Chemist; secretary, Columbus
Crystal Co., Newark, N. J.; 6. A. X.; address, 5 Washington Place, Morristown,
N.J.
TOOKER, HAROLD CLIFTON, Ph.B.; *.A. 9.; address, Larchmont Manor, N. Y.
TUCKER, EARL WHALLEY, A.B.; address, AUenton, R. I.
TUCKER, PAYSON WAITE, Ph.B.; *. r. A.; address. Narragansett Pier, R. I.
WALKER, CHARLES WATERMAN, A.B. Teacher; address, 478 Oak Lawn
Ave., Meshanticut, R. I.
WALKER, JOHN TEMPEST, Jb., Sc.B. With Union Carbide Co., Niagara Falls;
*. T.; address, 268 Fourth St., Niagara Falls, N. Y.
WALTON, EDWARD STRAWN, Jr., Ph.B. With Brier Hill Steel Co.; A. A. *.;
address, 344 Arlington St., Youngstown, Ohio.
WATTLES, ELISHA CARPENTER, Ph.B.; B. e. n.; address, 25 Bodwell St..
Dorchester, Mass.
WHITE, WINTER ARNOLD, Sc.B. With Peter Conley Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.;
*. r. A.; address, 416 Little St., Sewickley, Pa.
WILBER, WILLIS CAREY, Ph.B.; *. r. A.; address, 302 ISth St., Buffalo, N. Y.
WILKE, FREDERICK HENRY, Ph.B. Teacher, Cloyne House School, Newport,
R. I.; Z. *.; address, 24 Ann St., Morristown, N. J.
WILSON, JAMES TAYLOR, Ph.B. With the Motormart Automobile Co.; A. A. *.;
address, 228 Madison Ave., Youngstown, Ohio.
WOODBERRY, HORACE WHIPPLE, Jr., Ph.B. Clerk with Glen Shut and
Collar Co.; A. T.; address, 53 Cabot St., Beverly, Mass.
WRIGHT, MAYNARD EARLE, Ph.B.; address, 2 Emmons St., Montpelier. Vt.
SENIORS: CLASS OF 1914
David Isaac Adelman
James Gelston Affleck, Jr.
Lester Johnson Ainsworth
James Grant Anderson
Charles Louis Bagnall
Arthur Elliot Bartlett
Albert Edwin Beachen
Stephen Sibley Bean
Charles Everett Blackway
Irving Thayer Boardman
Raymond Franklin Borden
Edward Tappan Brackett
Charles Edward Brady
Earl Kingsley Brown
Howard Adams Brown
Watson Frederick Buehler
Elliot Towle Bugbee
Arthur William Cate
Hubert Hayward Champney
William Albert Chappell
Ernest Rexf ord Cleaveland
Austin Norcross Cook
Edwin Pulver Cook
Joseph Edward Cook
James Lawrence Cunmiings
Harold Leavitt Cushing
Clarence Adelbert Davis
Earle Raymond Delano
Peter Francis Dugan
Eugene Ross Dukette
Elisha Chester Durfee
Arthur Dudley Durgin
Frederick Willard Easton, Jr.
Edward Irving Everett
Joseph HoUister Famham
Abraham Feitelberg
Chester Arthur Files
Herbert Elliott Foote
Marion Kenneth Forward
Silas William Foss
Alexander Andrew Gardiner
Victor Carl Gelb
James Vincent Giblin
Roderick Allen GiUis
George Sidney Goodspeed
Earl Whittemore Harrington
Wallace Elmer Harris
Frederick Rowland Hazard, Jr.
David Edward Henry
Gilbert Williams Hodges
Arnold Smith Hoffman
Robert Stowe Holding, Jr.
Edward Joseph Horrigan
Reber Nettleton Johnson
Thomas Leo Keily
Chester Lewis Knowles
Allan Lincoln Langley
RESIDENCE
Providence, R. I.
Yonkers, N. Y.
AUleboro, Mass.
Andover, Mass.
North AUleboro, Mass.
Harwichport, Mass.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Wobum, Mass.
Fall River, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Newport, R. I.
Brookline, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Whiiinsmlle, Mass.
Brattleboro, Vt.
Newark, N. J.
North Attleboro, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Taunton, Mass.
Ashaway, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Moravia, N. Y.
Uxbridge, Mass.
Fall River, Mass.
Seekonk, Mass.
East Killingly, Ct.
Newburyport, Mass.
Newburyport, Mass.
Plattsburg, N. Y.
Arlington, R. I.
Hopedale, Mass.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Franklin, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Fall River, Mass.
White Rock, Me.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Greeley, Col.
Laconia, N. H.
Holyoke, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Fall River, Mass.
Pugwash, N. S.
Oek Lavm, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Syracuse, N. Y.
Dorchester, Mass.
Foxboro, Mass.
Barrington, R. I.
Lewiston, Me.
Providence, R. I.
Chicago, III.
Providence, R. I.
Narragansett Pier, R. I.
Newport, R. I.
SENIORS
CLASS OF 1914
429
Jean Martial Legris
Robert Mendon Lord
Fred Lynn Loucks
Ralph Baker Low
Frank Edward McDuff
James Joseph McGovem
Edward Aloysius McLaughlin
Elmer George MacDowell
Benjamin Harrison Marshall
Kenneth Oliver Mason
Melville Carlos Mason
Percy Davol Meader
Herbert Earl Morgan Medbery
Lawrence Carl Thompson Miller
Robert Ewing Mitchell
William Anthony Moffett
Nahum Morrill
Halsey Reginald Nash
Joseph Greorge Nathanson
Sylvanus Henry Hill Parsons
Stephen Jefferson Patten
Howard Randolph Perrin
Reginald Poland
Francis Whitfield Post
Raymond Abner Preston
Albert Weber Protheroe
Arthur Forest Ranger
Henry Philip Reynolds
Harold Alton Rice
James Everett Ricker
Morgan Witter Rogers
Greorge Emil Ronne
Stanley James Rowland
Harry John Rubin
Leon Beckwith Savacool
Melvin Eugene Sawin
James Ira Shepard
Cyril Carpenter Smith
Edson Kirk Smith
Henry Robert Smith
Raymond Leonard Smith
John Lovell Sperry
Leroy Arnold Spooner
Harold Hardy Sprague
Walter Hoff Sprague
Joseph Heniy Stannard
William Francis Tewhill
James Joseph Tyrrell
Eli Morril Viner
Cyril Horace Wakefield
Earl Hammond Walker
Ward Wetmore
Norman Hale Whitehead
Francis Merrill Willett
Roger Williams
Maurice Augustus Wolf
Norris Elwin Woodbiuy
Charles Lester Woolley
Sidney Waddington Wray
Ernest Elwood Yeaton
RESIDENCE
ArcHc, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Le Roy, N. Y.
Essex, Mass.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
lAnwood, N. Y.
Timewetl, III.
Pawluchel, R. I.
Rupert, Vt.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Providence, R. I.
Schenectady, N. Y.
Chicago, lU.
South Weymouth, Mass.
Central Falls, R. I.
Albany, N. Y.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pawtncket, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Brockton, Mass.
Danielson, Ct.
Port Chester, N. Y.
Providence, R. I.
Uxbridge, Mass.
Leominster, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
SheOmme Falls, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Manchester, N. H.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Seekonk, Mass.
Alliance, Ohio
Rutland, Mass.
Newark, N. J.
Oak Lawn, R. I.
Eden Park, R. I.
Melrose, Mass.
Pottersville, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Florence, Mass.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. 1.
Essex, Mass.
Somerset, Mass.
Brockton, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Rochester, N. Y.
Nashua, N. H.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Chelsea, Me.
430 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1769
NON-GRADUATES
1769
ROGERS, DANIEL. Merchant; b. Newport, R. I., 1753; d. Newport, Aug. 31, 1792.
1770
BRADFORD, WILLIAM, Jh.
COOMER, JOHN.
MASON, REUBEN. Physician; b. Aug. 14, 1749; d. Cumberland, R. I., about 1790.
MILLER, SAMUEL, Jh.
ROGERS, JOSEPH.
1771
NELSON, WILLIAM, A.M.; honorary, 1771; from Middleboro, Mass.
1775
FISHER, JOHN; from Attleborough, Mass.
1776
VIGNERON, WALTER.
WIGHT, EBENEZER; admitted to Harvard University, May 1, 1776.
1777
ALLISON, BURGESS, A.M.; honorary, 1786.
1778
Note. The students who entered on their collegiate work in 1774 were juniors
when the British took possession of Newport, Dec. 6, 1776, and college work was sus-
pended. Some of the members received degrees later at Brown University.
COOKE, DANIEL, A.B., Yale University, 1780; town clerk of Providence many
years; b. Providence, R. I., March 26, 1760; d. Providence, Nov. 13, 1793.
EDWARDS, EVAN; from the South; entered the Revolutionary army and died
during the war.
FOSTER, EDMUND, A.B., Yale University, 1778; A.M., Harvard University, 1784;
Yale University, 1786; Congregational minister; member Massachusetts legislature,
1809-14; delegate to Massachusetts Constitutional Convention, 1820; b. Beading,
Mass., April 18, 1752; d. Littleton, Mass., Marqh 28, 1826.
JENCIOES, DANIEL, A.B., Harvard University, 1780; b. Providence, R. I.
March 14, 1761; lost on a voyage to Holland, early in 1783.
KINSLEY, MARTIN, A.B., Harvard University, 1778. Lawyer, Massachusetts and
Maine; member of U. S. congress; d. 1836.
METCALF, FERDINAND; b. Franklin, Mass., Nov. 22, 1760; d. Oct. 11, 1777.
MILLER, ASHER; from Connecticut.
MORRIS, WILLIAM. Merchant, Providence, R. I. Engaged in contraband., trade
to the Spanish Main after the Revolution, was captured and sent to the mines, and
never heard from again.
ROBINSON, ELIHU. Sailor and commander of a ship; b. Providence, R. I., 1761;
d. at Cartagena, in the Spanish Main 1789.
1778 NON-GRADUATES 481
SPALDING, ASA, A.B., Yale University, 1778. Lawyer; member of Comiecticut
legislature, 1795, 1796, 1804; b. Canterbm-y, Comi., May 20, 1757; d. Norwich,
Conn., Aug. 11, 1811.
SPALDING, JOSIAH, A.B., Yale University, 1778. Minister; b. Plainfield, Conn.,
Jan. 10, 1751; d. Buckland, Mass., May 8, 1823.
1780
BROWN, JAMES; admitted to Harvard University, August 29, 1777.
CRANE, JOHN. D.D., 1803; admitted to Harvard University, May 15, 1777.
1787
BRIGGS, JOEL, A.M.; honorary, 1787.
1788
CROSBY, JOSHUA. A.M.; honorary, 1792.
JACKSON, CHARLES. Lawyer; d. Cumberland Island, Ga., Nov. 25, 1801.
MERRICK, WILLIAM.
PAIGE, WINSLOW, A.M.; honorary, 1828.
PARKER, THOMAS.
TAYLOR, DANIEL; from Douglas, Mass.
1789
CUTl'ER, AMMI P.
HAYES, LEVI.
MERRICK, NATHAN; b. Hardwick, Mass., 1765; drowned at Fox Point, R I
July 12, 1788.
1790
GOULD, SAMUEL.
GREEN, SAMUEL, secundus.
MANCHESTER, MATTHEW.
RHODES, WILLIAM. Merchant; from Providence, R. I.; d. Newburn, N. C, 1799.
1791
BIXBY, JOSEPH; admitted to Harvard University, Oct. 16, 1790.
BROWN, LUKE.
GREENE, PHILIP.
HAYWARD, NATHAN; b. Medway, Mass., Dec. 2, 1770; d. Wrentham, Mass.,
Sept. 25, 1789.
MARTIN, BOND.
PARTRIDGE, EPHRAIM; b. Medway, Mass., Nov. 18, 1765; d. Medway, Jan. 13.
1790.
SMITH, HEZEKIAH, Jr.; from Haverhill, Mass.
SPENCER, WILLUM G.
1792
LEEDOM, JOSEPH A.
MILES, SAMUEL, Jr.
READ, THOMAS.
SHAW, PHILANDER, A.B.; honorary, 1792.
TYLER, GEORGE JACKSON, Accountant; b. Providence, R. I., 1779; d. Provi-
dence, Nov. 12, 1851.
432 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1793
1793
BOWERS, JOHN MYERS.
FENNER, JOSEPH.
HOWELL, ROGER WILLIAMS; b. 177)8; d. Norwich, Conn., Oct. 7, 1792.
JENCKES, EBENEZER. Merchant; b. Providence. R. L, Nov. 14, 1773; d. at
Island of St. Thomas, about May, 1799.
1794
ARTRAND, .
CARTER, GEORGE.
CHAUVITEAU, LOUIS.
CHAUVITEAU, SALABERT.
CHENEY,
HOLBROOK, 1st,
HOLBROOK, 2nd.
SMITH. .
STRONG, .
THEUS, 3rd. .
1795
HOOPER, ARCHALLA.
MOFFITT, RANSOM.
NOTT, ELIPHALET, A.M.; honorary, 1795.
OVERING, ROBERT; b. 1778; d. at Island of Tobago, 1802.
RICHMOND, EZEKIEL.,
TORREY, STEPHEN; b. 1773; d. Mendon, Mass,. March 10, 1795.
WELLES, JOHN W.; d. about Sept.. 1793.
1796
CLARK, SAMUEL W.; b. 1779; d. Providence, R. I., June 8. 1844.
EDWARDS. THOMAS; d. Charleston. S. C, 1795.
WIGGIN, TIMOTHY.
WILLIAMS. DAVID ROGERSON, A.M. honorary, 1801.
1797
BLACK, JOSIAS.
CHURCH, .
LANE, ISAAC.
PERRY, J.
SPALDING, ALVA; b. Ashford, Conn.. 1773; d. June. 1796.
1798
KINGMAN, ELIAB; b. Middleboro, Mass., 1775; d. Feb. 8, 1797.
MATHEWSON, THOMAS.
WOODS, JOHN H.
1799
NELSON, LEVI. Congregational minister; d. 1855.
WARING, EDMUND THOMAS. Physician, Newport, R. I.; b. Charleston, S. C,
Dec. 25, 1779; d, in the South, Jan. 21, 1835.
1800 NON-GRADUATES 433
1800
ALEXANDER, LUTHER.
LEONARD, BARNARD, A.M.; honorary, 1804.
SHORE, JOHN. Physician, Petersburg, Va.; d. 1811.
1801
HAYES, SEIR; b. 1778; d. North Yarmouth, Mass., May 18, 1801.
PADELFORD, JOHN; from Taunton, Mass.; d. Providence, R. I., 1801.
WORMLEY, JOHN TAYLOR; from Middlesex, Va.; d. 1801.
1802
HUNTER, FRANCIS; from Newport, R. I.
LEONARD, GEORGE; from Taunton, Mass.
SENTER, NATHANIEL G.; from Newport, R. I.
SMITH, JAMES.
SNELL, EBENEZER.
1803
BARSTOW, GIDEON; from Rochester, Mass.
BIGELOW, JOHN; from Boston, Mass.
BISBEE, NOAH; from Plympton, Mass.
BOWEN, WILLIAM CORLIS; A.B. honorary, 1803.
DEAN, ARTEMAS, A.B., Union College 1803. Presbyterian mmister; b. East
Taunton, Mass., Aug. 16, 1783; d. New Windsor, N. Y., Sept. 9, 1859.
FORD, PELEG; Physician; b. Marshfield, Mass., Jan. 19, 1781; d. Scituate, Mass.,
1813.
LEONARD, EZEKIEL B.; from Taunton, Mass.
MORGAN, JONATHAN, A.B. Union College 1803; lawyer Portland, Me.; d. 1871.
MORSE, EBENEZER B. Chaplain U. S. navy; from Westboro, Mass.; b. 1784;
d. Aug. 14, 1824.
NIGHTINGALE, JOSEPH. Shipping merchant; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 7, 1876;
d. Providence, May 18, 1865.
NYE, SALMON; from Oakham, Mass.
PECK, WILLIAM; b. Providence, R. L, Dec. 22, 1781; d. Dec. 24, 1812.
SMITH, MOSES; from Uxbridge, Mass.
1804
BALDWIN, THOMAS; from Boston, Mass.; b. 1786; d. Boston, Mass., 1807.
BREWER, JOHN MAITLAND, A.B., Harvard University 1804; A.M.; M.D.,
University of Penn. 1837. Physician Philadelphia,' Penn.; b. Framingham, Mass.,
April 10, 1781; d. 1869.
BROWNELL, THOMAS CHURCH, A.B., Union CoUege 1804; D.D. 1819; Colum-
bia College 1819. Bishop of Conn. 1819-66; president of Trinity College 1824-31;
presiding bishop 1852-63; b. Westport, Mass., Oct. 19, 1779; d. Hartford, Conn.,
Jan. 13, 1866.
FARROW, JUDSON; from Northbridge, Mass.
PULLER, SETH; from Kingston, R. L
GREEN, SIMEON; b. Mansfield, Mass., June 3, 1779; d. Mansfield, Feb. 21, 1863.
434 BEOWN UNIVERSITY 1804
MILLER, JACOB; from Middleboro, Mass.
MORGAN, AARON; from Brimfield, Mass.
PECK, HORACE; from Providence, R. I.
PERRY, GARDINER BRAMIN, A.B., Union College 1804; D.D. Congregational
minister; b. Norton, Mass., Aug., 1783; d. Groveland, Mass., 1859.
READ, JOHN; from Northbridge, Mass.
STIMPSON, JEREMY; from Hopkinton, Mass.
WEST, MARTIN; from Claverack, N. Y.
WHITTREDGE, WILLIAM GUSHING, A.B., Union CoUege 1804. Physician. New
Bedford, Mass.; b. Nov. 25, 1784; d. New Bedford, Mass., 1859.
1806
D'WOLF, JOHN; A.M. honorary 1813.
GRAY, SAMUEL; b. Little Compton, R. I., Nov. 6, 1786.
HARRIS, NEHEMIAH K.; from Pomfret, Conn.
HARRIS, STEPHEN; b. Johnston, R. I., Oct. 29, 1786; died at sea Feb. 22, 1823.
KING, SAMUEL; b. Johnston, R. I., May 23, 1786.
POPE, ELNATHAN; from New Bedford, Mass.
ROBINS, EZEKIEL; from New York, N. Y.
WATERS, HARVEY; from Sutton, Mass.; b. 1786; d. Aug. 13, 1803.
1807
HOPPIN, LEVI; b. Providence, R. I., July 3, 1787; d. Providence, Dec. 3, 1804.
LINDSEY, JOHN; from Rehoboth, Mass.
MANTON, WILLIAM JAMES; b. Johnston, R. L, Jan. 1, 1789.
1808
BRIGHAM, LEVI; from Marlboro, Mass.
CUSHMAN, LEVI; from Plympton, Mass.
LOBDELL, EBENEZER; from Plympton, Mass.
WILLIAMS, JOHN; from Brooklyn, Conn.
1809
HODGES, ZEPHANIAH L.; from Taunton, Mass.
HUNTINGTON, DANIEL. Congregational minister; from New London, Conn.
OLMSTEAD, NATHANIEL H.; from Providence, R. I.
SAMPSON, JOHN; from Plympton, Mass.
SCOTT, ANDERSON; from Kmg and Queen, Va.
WOODWARD, JASON; from Ashford, Conn. •
1810
COOK, ORCHARD; from Wiscasset, Me.
HARRINGTON, SAMUEL; from Westboro, Mass.
HUTCHINS, JAMES H.; from Killingly, Conn.
1811
BLAKE, JOHN; from Northwood, N. H.
GREENE, SAMUEL D.; from Leicester, Mass.; b. Feb. 7. 1788.
1812 NON-GRADUATES 436
1812
ADAMS, SAMUEL SMITH; from Mendon, Mass.; b. Dec. 20. 1789; d. Feb. 6,
1812.
BENNETT, JOHN; from New Boston, N. H.
DAVIS, TIMOTHY; from Barnstable, Mass.
GILPm, EDWIN; from Newport, R. I.
GOURDIN, THEODORE L.; from Charleston, S. C.
JOHNSON, LEVI. Lawyer; member Me. legislatm-e 1836.
NELSON, JAMES M.; from Reading, Mass.
TAFT, MOSES; from Uxbridge, Mass.
WARD, JONATHAN; b. Charlton, Mass., Dec. 20, 1784.
1813
ALDRICH, IRA; from Richmond, N. H.
AULD, ALEXANDER M.; from Georgetown, S. C.
BICKNELL, NATHANIEL; from Roxbury, Mass.
BOLLES, EBER M.; from Providence, R. I.
DEXTER, JOHN B.; from Mendon, Mass.
DURNFORD, HENRY W.; from St. Georges, Bermuda Islands.
JUDSON, ELNATHAN, A.M. honorary 1818.
LEE, WILLIAM; b. April 19, 1794; d. Providence, R. L, Feb. 27, 1811.
NELSON, JOHN WARREN. Physician Carlisle, Mass.; b. Milford, Mass., Sept. 8,
1790; d. Carlisle, Mass., 1836.
PRESTON, MARSHALL; b. New Bedford, Mass., June 5, 1792.
SMITH, BRIGHAM; from Sutton, Mass.; d. Sutton, July 15, 1811.
1814
ALLEN, SAMUEL; from Mendon, Mass.
CROCKER, PETER; from Barnstable, Mass.
CROSBY, STEPHEN. Farmer; b. Thompson, Conn., 1792; d. Thompson, Sept. 16,
1849.
HAWKS, MICAJAH C, M.D. 1814; from Lynn. Mass.
LIPPITT, JOHN; from Providence, R. I.; bom Nov. 9. 1796.
PHELPS, ELIAKIM. Congregational minister; from Belchertown, Mass.
WITHERS, WILLIAM; from Petersburg, Va.
1815
BOLLES, DAN; from Providence, R. I.
FOGG, STEPHEN M.; from Braintree, Mass.
KINGSBURY, JOSEPH; from Needham, Mass.
1816
BABBITT, OSMOND; from Berkley, Mass.
FAUNT LeROY, HENRY; from Rappahannock, Va.
HIXON, LUCAS; from Stoughton, Mass.
MANN, SAMUEL F.; from Providence, R. I.
THAYER, LEWIS; from Randolph, Mass.
436 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1817
1817
ARMSBY, SILAS; from Wrentham, Mass.; b. 1792; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 30,
1814.
GtlERNEY, JAMES L.; from Nantucket, Mass.
LEGATE, HENRY; from Leominster, Mass.
WHEATON, SETH AMIEL. Midshipman U. S. ship Washington; from Provi-
dence, R. I.; b. 1799; d. Gibraltar, Feb. 8, 1817.
WHITMORE, ZOLVA, A.B. Union College 1818. Congregational minister; b.
Rutland, Vt.; d. Aug. 5, 1867.
1818
ARNOLD, SUMMER W.; from Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, May 31, 1799.
BARNES, CALVIN; from Rutland, Vt.
BRIGHAM, DAVID, A.B., Union CoUege 1818. Congregational preacher; b. West-
boro, Mass., 1792.
HARDING, ALBERT ELLIS; from Providence, R. I.; lost in Lexington disaster.
HARDING, SEWALL, A.B. Union College 1818. Congregational minister; b.
Medway, Mass., March 20, 1793; d. April 12, 1876.
MANN, THOMAS; from Providence; b. 1795; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 15, 1880.
MAYHEW, THEODORE; from Chilmark, Mass.; b. Chilmark, Jan. 4, 1797.
TILLINGHAST, SAMUEL W.; from Fayetteville, N. C.
1819
BARTLETT, ERASTUS; from Kingston, Mass.
BOWEN, HENRY W.; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1800; d. Providence, Sept. 16,
1819.
BOWERS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, M.D., Yale College 1819. Physician; from
Billerica, Mass.; b. Sept. 30, 1796; d. Feb. 7, 1875.
DYER, EZEKUEL D.; from Abington, Mass.
FORD, JOHN. Surveyor; b. Marshfield, Mass., April 18, 1796; d. Marshfield,
Feb. 8, 1881.
1820
SLACK, DAVID B. Physician Providence, R. I.; b. 1798; d. Providence, R. I.,
June 27, 1871.
WHEELER, JONATHAN; b. Medway, Mass., April, 1801; d. Medway, Dec. 11,
1818.
1821
BAILEY, EZRA; b. Little Compton, R. I., March 12, 1797; d. Little Compton,
Oct. 7, 1818.
BOWEN, GEORGE T.; from Pawtuxet, R. I.
HUTCHINS, ELISHA PERKINS. Lawyer Charleston, S. C; b. KiUingly, Conn.,
Dec. 28, 1799; d. KiUingly, Jan. 16, 1825.
JONES, JOSEPH; from Providence, R. I.
MACOMBER, ROBERT P.; from Providence. R. I.
PUTNAM, JOHN M. Congregational minister.
SEABROOK, NICHOLAS B.; from Richmond, Va.
SMITH, HENRY; b. 1803; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 28, 1820.
WELLS, ELEAZER MATHER PORTER, A.M. honorary 1831.
1822 NON-GRADUATES 487
1822
BOSS, WILLIAM S.; b. South Kingstown, B. I., 1800; d. Greenfield, Mass., Sept. 25,
1824.
FAIRFIELD, SUMNER LINCOLN. Minister; b. 1799; d. New York, N. Y., Oct.,
1824.
FULLER, ISAAC; b. Mansfield, Mass., Aug. 7, 1799; d. Mansfield, May 20, 1819.
GREEN, HENRY K.; from Newport, R. L
HOLMES, THOMAS D.; from Pomfret, Conn.
LAWRENCE, JOHN H.; from Charleston, S. C.
SKINNER, ELIAS M.; from Pomfret, Conn.
1823
STOCKWELL, JARVIS J.; from Bangor, Me.; d. Providence, R. I, Sept. 6, 1821.
CRAWFORD, RANDALL; from Union, Conn.
JONES, JOHN TAYLOR, A.B., Amherst College 1825; D.D., Columbian College
1850. Baptist minister; missionary to India; b. New Ipswich, N. H., July 16, 1802;
d. Bangkok, Siam, Sept. 13, 1851.
PRATT, MARCUS; from Foxboro, Mass.; b. 1799; d.Foxboro, Mass., Oct. 19, 1821.
WALCOTT, GEORGE W. Jeweler; from Windham, Conn.; b. 1799; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Aug. 29, 1857.
WALDO, HORATIO, A.B., Amherst College 1825; home missionary and colporter;
b. Johnstown, N. Y.. March 27, 1802; d. New Britain, Conn., Nov. 17, 1865.
1824
ANDROS, FREDERIC; from Berkley, Mass.
BLISS, AUGUSTUS; from Rehoboth, Mass., May 30, 1798; d. Troy, Mass., Sept.,
1825.
CARTER, GEORGE E.; from Uxbridge, Mass.
CONANT, CYRUS WHITMAN. Congregational minister; from Paxton, Mass.
FRENCH, GEORGE; b. Canton, Mass., July 15, 1799.
GRAY, PHILANDER. Physician; b. Little Compton, R. I., Jan. 6, 1804; d.
March 12, 1834.
HOPKINS, JOHN; from Windham, N. H.; b. 1798; d. Windham, N. H.. Dec. 31,
1823.
HOWLAND, FREEMAN PARKER, A.M., Amherst College 1824. Minister; b.
Sandwich, Mass., Sept. 3, 1797.
JACKSON, GEORGE; in business Providence, R. I; b. Providence, R. I, 1804;
d. Providence, Oct. 15, 1860.
NICHOLS, LUCIAN; student 1821-22; b. Dudley, Mass., Oct. 22, 1803; d. Dudley,
Nov. 7, 1822.
PERRY, DAVID, A.B., Dartmouth College 1824. Congregational minister; b.
Worcester, Mass., July 26, 1798; d. Wareham, Mass., Aug. 27, 1876.
PLYMPTON, AUGUSTUS, M.D., Harvard University 1824. Physician; b. Wobum,
Mass.; 1854.
SHEPARD, GEORGE CHAMPLIN, A.B., Amherst College 1824; A.M.; D.D..
1843. Clergyman; b. Little Compton, R. I., Feb. 7, 1802; d. Amherst, Mass., Dee. 12,
1868.
SHEPARD, CHARLES UPHAM, A.B., Amherst College 1824; LL.D. 1857; M.D.,
Dartmouth College 1836; professor Charleston Medical College; Amherst College;
b. Little Compton, R. I., June 29, 1804; d. Charleston, S. C, May 1, 1886.
SLATER, GEORGE; from Pawtucket, R. I.
438 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1824
STURTEVANT, WILLIAM H.; lawyer Providence, R. I.; from Middleboro, Mass.
WARREN, JOHN A.; went to Texas; b. Grafton, Mass., May 13, 1801.
WOOD, THOMAS; from Worcester, Mass.
1825
BATES, EDMUND; b. Weymouth, Mass., May 4, 1796; d. Weymouth, March 1,
1822.
BURROUGH, SEABURY SOULE; from Providence, R. I.; d. Providence, R. I.,
Apr. 24, 1824.
D'WOLF, CHARLES HENRY; b. Bristol, R. I., March 8, 1806.
GALE, LEONARD; from Westboro, Mass.
HATHAWAY, ALBERT BARROWS; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1806; d. Provi-
dence, Oct. 15, 1822.
HOPPIN, LEVI. Farmer Pomfret, Conn.; b. Providence, R. I., March 18, 1805;
d. Pomfret, Conn., June 24, 1845.
LELAND, PHINEAS WASHINGTON, M.D., Bowdoin College 1826. Journalist
Fall River, Mass.; U. S. collector of customs; member Mass. senate; president;
b. Grafton, Mass., Oct. 8, 1798; d. Fall River, Mass., Jan. 22, 1870.
MERIAM, NORMAN; from New Salem, Mass.
MOORE, WILLIAM B.; from Charleston, S. C.
NEWTON, CALVIN. Baptist minister; college professor; physician; b. Southboro
Mass., Nov. 26, 1800; d. Worcester, Mass., Aug. 9, 1853.
STONE, DANIEL; from Sharon, Mass.
VINTON, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, A.M. honorary 1836.
WADSWORTH, JOSEPH; from Barre, Mass.; b. 1821; d. Barre, March 19, 1824.
1826
BURRILL, JAMES A.; from Providence, R. I.
CAMPBELL, JAMES BUTLER, LL.D. honorary 1870.
D'WOLF, JOHN; from Bristol, R. I., Sept. 11, 1811.
FAYERWEATHER, THOMAS H.; from Westboro, Mass.
HATHAWAY, GEORGE WHITEFIELD, A.B.. Williams College 1827. Congrega-
tional minister; U. S. military service 1863-65, chaplain; member Me. house of repre-
sentatives 1857, 1863, 1866, 1871; b. Freetown, Mass., Dec. 11, 1807; d. Los Angeles,
Cal., July, 1891.
JOHNSON, STEPHEN C; from Thompson, Conn.; b. Preston, Conn.
RUGGLES, GEORGE B.; from Newport, R. I.
SANGER, ELBRIDGE; from Sherboru, Mass.
STETSON, CHARLES; from Harvard, Mass.
TAFT, WILLIAM P. Merchant Providence, R. I.
TOBEY, LEONARD; from New Bedford, Mass.*
WALDO, DANIEL; from Harvard, Mass.
WILLIAMS, CHRISTOPHER MACY. Hotel keeper. Mystic, Conn.; b. Rayn-
ham, Mass., Feb. 9, 1804; d. Mystic, Conn., March 28, 1851.
1827
ANDREWS, WILLIAM W.; from Boston, Mass.
BROWN, CHAUNCY; from Canterbury, Conn.
CLAPP, JOSEPH B.; from Hopkinton, Mass.
KING, CHARLES W.; from East Greenwich, R. I.
1827 NON-GRADUATES 439
MORSE, APPLETON. Baptist minister; b. Pitchburg, Mass., Oct. 24, 1838.
STARR, HENRY H.; from Newton, Mass.
VALLENTESTE, JOSEPH H.; from Hopkinton, Mass.
WARING, THOMAS; from Newport, R. I.
WEST, JOSIAH; from Wantage, England.
WDLLIAMS, GEORGE O.; from WeUington, Mass.
1828
BOWEN, HENRY L. Lawyer Providence, R. I.; b. 1810; d. Providence, Jan. 29,
1865.
BROWN, JOSEPH M.; from Bristol, R. I.
CLARKE, HENRY AUGUSTUS; b. Newport, R. I., d. Newport, Jan. 19, 1826.
DAVENPORT, ADDINGTON; from Pawtucket, R. I.
DORRANCE, SANDERS PITMAN; from Providence, R. I.; b. Oct. 29, 1807; d.
Feb. 18, 1830.
DRESSER, HORACE; from Pomfret, Conn.
FITCH, CHARLES. Congregational minister; fi-om Hampton, Conn.
GREEN, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.M. honorary 1833.
HARDING, WILLIAM; from Providence, R. I.
MAURAN, CARLOS; from Providence, R. I.; b. Aug. 12, 1810; d. Providence, R. I..
Dec. 1, 1827.
PARK, CALVIN EMMONS, A.B., Amherst College 1831; A.M.; b. Providence,
R. I., Dec. 30, 1811.
PARSONS, JOSEPH U.; from FrancesviUe, Me.
ROBBINS, GEORGE W.; from Newport, R. I.
SISSON, SILAS; b. Middletown, R. I., Feb. 26, 1802.
WHITNEY, ELIJAH; from Westboro, Mass.
1829
ALDEN, JOSEPH, A.B., Union College 1829; A.M., Williams College 1837; College
of N. J. 1837; D.D., Union College 1839; LL.D., Colmnbia College 1857. College
professor; president Jefiferson CoUege, Cannonsbm-g, Penn.; principal N. Y. State
Normal School, Albany, N. Y.; b. Cairo, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1807; d. New York, N. Y.,
Aug. 30, 1885.
BRIGHAM, DAVID TROWBRIDGE. Lawyer; b. Shrewsbury, Mass., Aug. 5,
1806; d. 1869.
DAVIS, HENRY M.; from Newport, R. I.; d. 1828.
DRESSER, NATHAN. Lawyer, Bl.; from Pomfret, Conn.
DUNHAM, LEWIS B.; from Mansfield, Conn.
FULLER, JOSEPH B. F. Physician; b. Providence, R. L, 1802; d. Norwich, Conn.,
July 31, 1898.
GUSHE, ALMOND. Clergyman; from Dighton, Mass.
HAZARD, JOHN ALFRED, A.B., Washington College, Conn., 1830. Brigadier-
general B. I.; b. Newport, R. L, Jan. 29, 1806; d. Newport, R. I., May 22, 1880.
MUNRO, WILLIAM S.; from Seekonk, Mass.
PECK, SETH; from Swansey, Mass.
SHAW, LINUS H. Congregational minister; b. Raynham, Mass., 1805.
SNELL, CYRUS; from West Bridgewater, Mass.
STETSON, AARON; from Weymouth, Mass.
WHIPPLE, JOHN; from Providence, R. I.
440 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1880
1830
COMSTOCK, NATHAN. Fanner; b. West Wrentham, Mass., Oct. 19, 1806; d.
Elk Rapids, Iowa, June 11, 1858.
PAY, ALBERT; from Westboro, Mass.
KILBURN, ELBRIDGE GARY; from Fitchburg, Mass.; b. Feb. 25, 1808.
MORGAN, ELEAZER; from Petersham, Mass.
PLUMER, HENRY M.; from Barre, Mass.
RICHMOND, THOMAS; from Providence, R. I.
TALBOT, CHARLES; from Dighton, Mass.
WILLIAMS, ABIAL. Physician; b. Raynham, Mass., June 7, 1804; d. Raynham,
Dec. 30, 1891.
1831
BRONSON, GEORGE; from Hingham, Mass.; b. 1812; d. Hingham, Jan. 19, 1830.
CASEY, EDWIN A.; from East Greenwich, R. L
De WITT, WILLIAM; from Society Hill, S. C.
DREW, GEORGE A.; from Plymouth, Mass.
ELIOT, JOHN S.; from Boston, Mass.
MAGINNIS, JOHN SHARP; from Pittsburgh, Mass.
ROBERT, WILSON C. Planter near Cheney viUe, La.; b. Robertville, S. C.
SHUTE, CALEB B.; from Boston, Mass.
TINGLEY, TIMOTHY CHEEVER. Graduated Newton Theological Institution
1831; Baptist minister; b. Cumberland, R. I., July 4, 1804; d. lS,ynham, Mass.,
Apr. 2, 1883.
WHITMAN, JAMES H.; from Pembroke, Mass.
1832
BLACK, RUFUS S.; from Halifax, N. S.
BLODGET, SAMUEL C. Bookseller Providence, R. I.
BOTHAM. FREDERICK W.; from Southbridge, Mass.
FOSTER, JOSEPH H.; from Hingham, Mass.
JENKINS, BENJAMIN W.; from Beaufort, S. C.
OLNEY, ALBION N.; from Providence, R. I.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM H.; from Boston, Mass.
SPROAT, GRANVILLE; from Middleboro, Mass.
THAYER, NATHANIEL H.; from Boston, Mass.
TOURTELLOT, JESSE STEERE. Town treasurer Glocester, R. I.; member R. I.
house of representatives 1844-46; b. Glocester, R. I., April 1, 1811.
TREMAINE, EDWARD, from Halifax, N. S.
1833
ADAMS, GEORGE W.; from Boston, Mass.
BULLOCK, JAMES S.; from Rehoboth, Mass.
CHILDS, LOVELL; from Newton, Mass.
CONANT, THOMAS B.; from Plymouth, Mass.
LAZELL, JONATHAN ELLIS, A.B., Columbian University 1833. Baptist minister
b. Mendon, Mass., May 18, 1807; d. Spencer, Mass., Nov. 24, 1834.
LORING, JOSEPH C; from Boston, Mass.
PARKINSON, EDWARD T.; from New York, N. Y.
1833 NON-GRADUATES 441
SWIFT, THOMAS L.; from Falmouth, Mass.
WATERMAN, ANDREW S. Cotton merchant; from Johnston, R. I.; b. 1815;
d. New Orleans, La., June 10, 1852.
1834
ADAMS, WILLIAM M. E.; from Savannah, Ga.
ALLEN, PHILIP. Cotton manufacturer; b. 1816; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 2, 1873.
CRANE, DANIEL; from Berkley, Mass.
DUNWELL, JAMES P. Journalist; b. Providence, R. I., June 29, 1813; d. Provi-
dence.
ELLIOTT, JASON; from Thompson, Conn.
FICKLING, FRANCIS W. Lawyer; b. Beaufort, S. C.
HIGGINS, WILLIAM W.; from East Haddam, Conn.
MILLS, MATTHEW. Farmer; b. Thompson, Conn., May 6, 1808; d. Thompson,
Oct. 3, 1867.
NEWELL, CHARLES; from Providence, R. I.
PITMAN, JOHN T.; from Providence, R. I.
POTTER, CHARLES R.; from Providence, R. I.
PURKITT, JOHN H.; from Boston, Mass.
RIVERS, GEORGE. Lawyer Providence, R. L
SIBLEY, NEHEMIAH; from Sutton, Mass.
SULLIVAN, SAMUEL S.; from Boston, Mass.
1835
BACON, ALBERT T.; from Riceboro, Ga.
BLISS, LEONARD; b. Rehoboth, Mass., Dec. 12, 1811.
BRAGG, ALFRED. Farmer Milford, Mass.; member Mass. house of representa-
tives 1844-45, 1847, 1850; b. Milford, Mass., July 10, 1811.
CHAPMAN, RHODES BUDLONG. Teacher; cotton manufacturer with Amos D.
and Moses B. Lockwood; b. Pomfret, Conn., Sept. 3, 1808; d. Providence, R. I.,
Dec. 9, 1872.
EDDY, FREDERICK A.; from Cumberland, R. I.
FISHER, OTIS; from Wendell, Mass.
GREENE, WILLIAM ALBERT. Clerk Providence, R. I.; b. East Greenwich, R. I.,
Feb. 3, 1815; drowned, Jan. 13, 1840.
GREENE, WILLIAM MAXWELL; b. East Greenwich, R. I., March 20, 1815;
d. June 6, 1834.
MANTON, WILLIAM H.; from Providence, R. I.
PERRY, THOMAS H.; from Abington, Mass.
RAINSFORD, THOMAS; from Abington, Mass.
RAND, AARON; from New Salem, Mass.
SWIFT, WILLIAM COLE NYE. Ship owner and whaling merchant New Bedford,
Mass.; b. Fair Haven, Mass., 1815; d. New Bedford, Mass., May 11, 1892.
TRASK, BENJAMIN; from Boston, Mass.; d. 1834.
WARREN, GEORGE E. Lawyer; judge Jersey Co. District, So. 111., 1853-69;
member Rl. legislatiu-e 1877-79; mayor of Jerseyville 1875; collector of Port of
Bristol, R. I.; b. Bristol, Aug. 20, 1817; d. Dec. 23, 1891.
WESTON, HENRY; from Middleboro, Mass.
1836
BULL, HENRY. Merchant Newport, R. I.
442 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1886
BURGES, JOHN ALLSON. Sea captain; b. Troy, Mass., May 30, 1813; lost at
sea, June 25, 1874.
BURNS, JOSEPH F.; from Boston, Mass.; d. 1836.
CARLETON, GEORGE JONATHAN. Baptist minister; chaplain Mass. State
Prison; b. Boston, Mass., Oct. 8, 1812; d. Newton, Mass., Feb. 17, 1884.
CHAMPLIN, STEPHEN; from Lebanon, Conn.
CREIGHTON, THOMAS L. HALSEY. Physician; b. 1817; d. Providence, R. I.,
Apr. 15, 1862.
FRENCH, CHARLES J. T.; from Boston, Mass.
FROST, DANIEL CLARKE, A.B. Union College 1837. Presbyterian minister; b.
Canterbury, Conn., June 14, 1812; d. Putnam, Conn., July 17, 1896.
GRAVES, WILLIAM E.; from Boston, Mass.
GUILD, NATHANIEL M. In business; b. Dedham, Mass., July 21, 1811; d. Cin-
cinnati, O., Dec. 7, 1859.
HARTWELL, FOSTER. Baptist minister; U. S. military service 1862, chaplain;
b. Conway, Mass., Feb. 8, 1806; d. Aug. 17, 1868.
JOHNSTON, DEAN; from Newmarket, N. H.; d. 1834.
LOTHROP, STILLMAN L. Minister; b. Boston, Mass., Jan. 27, 1811; d. St. Croix,
W. I., Nov. 22, 1859.
MAKEPEACE, GEORGE W.; from Norton, Mass.
ROBERTS, HALL; from Somersworth, N. H.
SWEET, PARKER, H.; from Newport, R. I.
TYLER, FISHER A.; from Mendon, Mass.; b. Mendon, March 26, 1812.
WALKER, LEVI; from North Stouington, Conn.
WILLARD, HORACE. Teacher Pawtucket, R. I.; b. Lancaster, Mass., Apr. 20,
1812; Worcester, Mass., Oct. 12, 1833.
WORTHINGTON, ELLIS. Lawyer; b. Dedham, Mass., Feb. 11, 1816; d. Palmyra,
N. Y., Nov. 28, 1871.
1837
ADAMS, SAMUEL; from Boston, Mass.
ANDREWS, JAMES G.; from Sutton, N. H.
BRAYTON, WILLIAM DANIEL, A.M. honorary 1859.
CLAFLIN, WILLIAM, LL.D., Wesleyan University 1868; Harvard University 1869.
Merchant and manufacturer Boston, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives
1849-53; Mass. senate 1860-61; president 1861; lieutenant governor Mass., 1866-68;
governor Mass. 1869-71; member U. S. house of representatives 1877-81; b. Milford,
Mass., March 6, 1818; d. Newtonville, Mass., Jan. 5, 1905.
CLEMENT, MOSES B.; from Worcester, Mass.
CURTISS, MOSES; from Wells, Me.; d. 1835.
DODGE, GEORGE W.; from Salem, Mass.
EATON, GEORGE H.; from Wilbraham, Mass.
GARDNER, STEPHEN E.; from Providence, R.*I.
GAY, JOHN L.; from Iredell County, N. C.
HAYNES, AARON. Baptist minister; b. Middletown, Vt., Aug., 1812; d. March 31,
1853.
HENDERSON, WILLIAM HENRY. Treasurer American Screw Company, Provi-
dence; b. Newport, R. I., Nov. 14, 1816; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 3, 1897.
HUNT, JOSIAH, A.M. honorary 1863.
LYON, MOSES G.; from Dorchester, Mass.
PAINE, WILLIAM H.; from New York. N. Y.
RICHARDS, HUMPHREY. Baptist minister; b. Rowley, Mass., Sept. 17, 1816;
d. Rowley, Sept. 4, 1816.
1837 NON-GRADUATES 44S
RUSSELL, JAMES SULLIVAN, A.M. honorary 1876.
SHEPARDSON, DANIEL, A.M. honorary 1853.
SMITH, GEORGE A.; from Boston, Mass.
SNARES, MOSES; from Charleston, S. C.
WAITT, GEORGE NEWTON; b. Maiden, Mass., June 89, 1813.
WELLS, JOHN HAGADORN, A.B.. Amherst College 1837. Minister; teacher; b.
Kingston, R. I., Jan. 28, 1817; d. Kingston, July 90, 1907.
WHITTIER, JAMES L.; from Boston, Mass.
1838
ALDEN, SAMUEL R.; from Lyme, N. H.; d. 1835.
BECKWITH, HENRY TRUMAN. Member city council; b. Providence, R. I.,
Dec. 22, 1818; d. Providence. April 7, 1893.
BLAKESLY, JAMES M.; from York, N. Y.
BRADBURY, ALBION P.; special student 1834-35.
BROOKS, ERASTUS; special student 1834-36. Teacher; editor; member N. Y.
senate 1853, 1855; N. Y. house of representatives 1878, 1879, 1881-83; b. Portland,
Me., Jan. 31, 1818; d. West New Brighton, N. Y., Nov. 25, 1886.
BUGBEE, GEORGE; from Woodstock, Conn.
BURGES, TRISTRAM. Special student 1834-35. U. S. military service Civil war;
d. East Providence, R. I.
CHAPLIN, ADONIRAM JUDSON; from Rowley, Mass.; student Columbian
College; Baptist minister; b. 1817; d. Jan. 29, 1892, Ithaca, N. Y.
CLARKE, THOMAS S.; from Worcester, Mass.
CROWELL, WILLIAM, A.M. honorary 1838.
DOLE, SAMUEL P.; from Salisbury, Mass. Teacher; b. Salisbury, Mass., 1808;
d. Salisbury, Sept. 10, 1841.
EWER, WARREN B.; from Edgartown, Mass.
FITCH, AUSTIN G.; from Charlestown, Mass.; b. about 1814.
GROVER, HENRY E. E.; from Charleston, S. C.
HAPGOOD, HENRY N.; from Worcester, Mass.
HARRIS, CALEB FISKE, A.M. honorary 1873.
HOLMAN, RUSSELL; from Grafton, Mass.
LEACH, ARUNAH A. Town clerk and treasurer; post-master; b. Raynham, Mass.,
Sept. 5, 1814; d. Raynham, Dec. 25, 1885.
LEIGHTON, SAMUEL S.; from Westford, Mass.
LIPPITT, GEORGE WARREN, A.B., Harvard University 1838. Unitarian minister;
secretary American legation, Vienna, Austria, 1856-67; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 28,
1816; d. Vienna, Austria, Nov. 10, 1891.
PASSMORE, OTIS; from Smithfield, R. I.
PRENTICE, ALVAH; from Grafton, Mass.
ROSTAN, JOHN T.; from Marseilles, France; d. 1835.
SHARPE, ANDREW. Minister; from Pomfret, Conn.
STEAD. BENJAMIN F.; from Providence, R. I.
SWAIM, THOMAS, A.B.. Madison University 1844; D.D. University of Lewisburg
1865. Baptist minister; b. Pemberton, N. J., March 30, 1817; d. Philadelphia,
Penn., March 24, 1884.
TUCKER, HIRAM O.; from BuflFalo, N. Y.
VALENTINE, WILLIAM; special student 1834-35; from Providence, R. I.
WHITAKER, ANTHONY B. A.; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1820; d. Providence.
R. I.. Nov. 5, 1869.
WITHINGTON, ELIJAH S.; from Bridgewater, Mass.
444 BROWN UNIVERSITY 18S9
1839
ANDERSON, WILLIAM HENRY; from Philadelphia, Penn.
BASS, GEORGE; from Boston, Mass.
BOSTWICK, RICHARD P.; special student 1835-37; planter; b. Robertville, S. C;
drowned in wreck of steamer off Cape Hatteras.
BOSTWICK, WILLIAM M. Planter; b. RobertviUe, S. C.
BROWN, CHARLES A. H.; from Cambridge, Mass.
CARLETON, CHARLES MUZZY; from Boston, Mass.
CHENEY, OREN BURBANK, A.B., Dartmouth College 1839; D.D., Wesleyan
College 1863; president Bates College 1863-1903; b. Holdemess, N. H., Dec- 10,
1816; d. Lewiston, Me., Dec. 22, 1903.
COFFIN, RUFUS; from New Bedford, Mass.
CRANE, DENZEL M.; special student 1835-37; Baptist minister; b. Brookline,
Vt., Feb. 29, 1812; d. North Acton, Mass., Sept. 4, 1879.
FARNSWORTH, HENRY P.; from Providence, R. I.
GAY, EBENEZER, LL.B., Harvard University 1841. Lawyer; judge Suffolk registry
of probate; b. Hingham, Mass., March 27, 1818; d. Boston, Mass., April 29, 1899.
GRIFFIN, ROBERT H.; from Savannah, Ga.
HACKETT, RICHARD; from Methuen, Mass.
HALL, MONROE; from Jay, N. Y.
HUTCHINS, JAMES H. Physician; b. Pomfret, Conn., 1814; d. White Pigeon,
Mich., June 1, 1880.
LAKE, WILLIAM DOUGLAS. Student 1835-38. Journalist; b. Newport, R. I.,
Feb. 29, 1820; d. Newport, Sept. 3, 1889.
LOVIE, JAMES; from Newport, B. I.
MACOMBER, ALBERT; from Boston, Mass.
NEWTON, ABNER NELSON; from Providence, R. I.
REYNOLDS, EDWIN RUTHVEN; from Penfield, N. Y.
SHAILER, JULIUS SMITH. Baptist minister; b. Haddam, Conn., May 21, 1813;
d. Roxbury, Mass., April 4, 1881.
SIMPSON, WILLIAM BOWDOIN; from Boston, Mass.
SMITH, CHARLES REMINGTON; from Providence, R. I.
SNOW, CHARLES B.; from New York, N. Y.
STONE, JAMES ROYAL; from Providence, R. I.
TURNER, CHARLES A.; from Boston, Mass.
WAGER, STAFFORD A.; from Philadelphia, Penn.
WATSON, EDWARD B.; special student 1835-36; from South Kingstown, R. I.
WHITE, WILLIAM J.; from Boylston, Mass.
WILLARD, EVANDER XENOPHON. Gold miner, California; from Keene, N. H.
1840
ALWARD, SILAS, A.M. honorary 1869.
ANDREWS ASA. Physician; b. Millbury, Mass., Dec. 31. 1819; d. Millbury,
Feb. 22, 1844.
BABCOCK, EDWIN; special student 1836-37. Manufacturer Westerly, R. I.; b.
Westerly, R. I., April 8, 1819; d. Westerly, Feb. 16, 1910.
BLOOD, BENJAMIN F.; from Lowell, Mass.
BRYANT, WILLIAM H.; from Westboro, Mass.; d. 1838.
BYNE, THOMAS ANDREW; from Waynesboro, Ga.
BYRAM, BOHAN PRENTISS, A.M. honorary 1869.
CAPRON, CHARLES. Farmer; b. 1817; d. Uxbridge, Mass, Sept. 6, 1837.
1840 NON-GRADUATES 44S
CURTIS, JAMES BURRILL, A.M., Cambridge University, England, 1861 . Chaplain.
St. Catherine's College, Cambridge, England; author; from Providence, R. I.; d.
Folkstone, Eng., Jan. IS, 1895.
DEXTER, HENRY MARTYN, A.M. honorary 1863.
GREENE, JAMES WHITMAN; from Smithfield, R. I.
HOLMES, JOHN SOMMERS; from New Bedford, Mass.
KING, NATHAN; from Middleboro, Mass.
NEWCOMB, HENRY STEARNS. U. S. naval service 1838-63; b. Newport, R. I.
Aug. 31, 1821; d. Key West, Fla., Oct. 24, 1863.
PUTNAM, EDWARD WARREN; from Middleboro, Mass.
RANDALL, CHARLES DENNISON; address, Horton, N. S.
RIST, CALVIN. Lawyer and judge; from Uxbridge, Mass.; b. about 1816; d. Ala.
about 1847.
STEARNS, MYRON NEWELL; from Elizabethtown, N. Y.
WASHBURN, HENRY J. S. Manufacturer; member Mass. state senate; from
Boston, Mass.; d. Newton Centre, Mass., Oct. 1, 1903.
WATERMAN, ROBERT W.; from Coventry, R. I.
1841
ALDRICH, LOUIS. Lawyer; from St. Mary's, Ga.; deceased.
AREY, HENRY. Physician ChUe, S. A.; b. Edgartown, Mass., March 18, 1820;
d. June 13, 1854.
BROCKETT, LINUS PIERPONT; from Cabotville, Mass.
BURBANK, JOSEPH P.; special student 1837-38. Baptist minister; b. Oakham,
Mass., June 30, 1808; d. South Sutton, Mass., June 15, 1894.
CANNON, JAMES; from New Bedford, Mass.; d. 1838.
CLARK, ANDREW; from Methuen, Mass.
CONGDON, CHARLES TABER, A.M. honorary 1879.
GREENE, EDWARD ABORN. Manufacturer; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 23, 1823;
d. Providence, Nov. 14, 1892.
GURNEY, ELBRIDGE; from Abington, Mass.
HALL, OGDEN; special student 1837-38; from Wallingford, Conn.
HUNT, NATHANIEL FARNUM; from New Salem, Mass.
HUNTINGTON, ADOMRAM JUDSON, D.D. honorary 1868.
JEWETT, ORIGEN S.; special student 1837-38; from Providence, R. I.
MAURAN, EDWARD CARRUSTGTON; special student 1837-39; b. Providence,
R. I., March 27, 1820; d. Providence, June 5, 1886.
MERRILL, JAMES; from Salem, Mass.
POTTER, PHINEAS; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1823; d. Providence, March 8,
1876.
ROBINSON, ASA ASPENWALL; from Lebanon, Conn.; Baptist minister; town
clerk, Lebanon, Conn.; b. Scotland Parish, Windham, Conn., May 14, 1814; d.
Plamfield, Conn., AprQ 17, 1900.
SIMPSON, THOMAS M.; special student 1837-38; from Boston, Mass.
TOLMAN, ADONIRAM JUDSON; from Randolph, Mass.; d. 1839
WHITE, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS. Student 1837-39. Episcopal clergyman; b.
Boston, Mass., Sept. 21, 1821; d. Philadelphia, Penn., June 1, 1898.
1842
BABCOCK, HORACE. Manufacturer Westerly, R. L; b. Westerly, R. I., Aug. 4,
1822; d. Westerly, May 27, 1883.
446 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1842
BINNEY, WILLIAM GUSHING. Lawyer; b. Boston, Mass., April 24, 1823; d.
Amesbviry, Mass., 1882.
CAPEN, EZEKIEL; probably deceased.
CBANSTON, WILLIAM HENRY. Lawyer Newport, R. L; mayor 1867-65; b.
Newport, March 29, 1821; d. Newport, Oct. 10, 1871.
HALSTED, JOHN B.; from New York, N. Y.
HAMMOND, NEHEMIAH COBB. Physician; from Carver, Mass.; b. 1821; d.
Carver, March 31, 1845.
HARTWELL, JOHN BRYANT. Trustee Brown University 1866-72. Dry goods
merchant, Providence, R. I.; b. 1816; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 9, 1872.
HIBBABD, MILTON; b. East Bethel, Vt., April 12, 1821; d. May 22, 1841.
JUDD, ORRIN BISHOP, A.B., Columbian College 1844; D.B., Hamilton Theologi-
cal Seminary 1846; A.M. 1846; LL.D., Madison University 1854. Baptist minister;
from Hamilton, N. Y.; d. 1892.
LADD, SAMUEL; from Brentwood, N. H.
MALLET, JAMES FENNER; from Providence, R. I.
MILES, JOSHUA JONES; from Bustleton, Penn.; d. Clinton, HI.. July 22, 1896.
RICHMOND, LEWIS. Dry goods merchant Providence, R.I. ; U. S. military service
1861-65, lieutenant-colonel; brevet brigadier-general; U. S. consul Queenstown,
Ireland, 1875-80; Belfast, Ireland, 1875-80; Belfast, Ireland 1880-81; consul-general
Rome 1881-82; secretary U. S. legation 1882; charg£ d'affaires ad interim; minister
resident Portugal 1894-85; b. Providence, March 12, 1824; d. Flushmg, L. I., N. Y.
SANDFORD, OLIVER SHEPARD; from Wrentham, Mass.
SHEPPARD, EPHRAIM; from Greenbush, N. J.
STEBBmS, ELI MARSHALL; b. Brooklme, Vt., May 20, 1814; d. Norton. Mass..
Aug. 11. 1839.
TINGLEY, GEORGE HERBERT; from Providence, R. I.
TOLMAN. THOMAS; from Randolph, Mass.
TWISS. DAVID FRANKLIN; from Sharon. N. H.
WAUGH. JOHN, A.M., Hamilton College 1852. Presbyterian minister; b. North
Carlisle, Eng., March 21, 1814; d. Oct. 20, 1897.
WEAVER, STERRY ARNOLD; from Providence, R. I.
WELLS, CHARLETON HENRY; from Columbia, S. C.
WHIPPLE, JOHN; from Rutland. Vt.
1843
BACON, SUMNER WINN; from Liberty County, Ga.; d. Mcintosh. Ga., 1842.
BOWEN, WILLIAM HORATIO. Flour merchant; b. Providence. R. I.. Jan. 7,
1824; d. Providence, May 6. 1897.
BROWNELL, GEORGE EDWARD; from Providence. R. I.
BURROUGHS, JOHN CURTIS. Minister; from Shelby, N. Y.; d. Chicago, El.
EDDY, EDWIN BARNARD. Baptist minister; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 21, 1819;
d. Providence, May 27, 1885.
FARGO, ISAAC. Baptist minister; b. 1817; d. Des Moines, la., Sept. 29, 1897.
HOLBROOK, LOWELL. M.D., University of City of New York 1849. Physician
Thompson, Conn.; deceased.
LORING, JOHN ALDEN, A.B., Harvard University 1843. Lawyer; b. North
Andover. Mass.. Aug. 16, 1824; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 11 1898.
MANTON. GEORGE SALMA; from Providence. R. I.
MATHER. JOSEPH HIGGINS. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1847;
b. Lyme. Conn.. Sept. 26, 1820; d. Deep River, Conn.. May 6, 1832.
1843 NON-GRADUATES 417
MURRAY. THOMAS SHARP; from New Hope, Penn.
PARKHURST, JONATHAN GOFF. Real estate agent. Providence, R. I.
PATTERSON, JAMES WHXIAM; from Richmond, Va.
PRENTICE. ROSWELL RANDALL, A.B., Colgate University 1844; A.M. 1846.
Baptist minister; deceased.
ROBINSON, JOSEPH WINCHESTER; from Stow, Mass.; 1843.
SAYLES, WILLIAM; from Providence, R. I.
STALLKNECHT, FREDERICK STOUD. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; from Marie-
boe, Denmark.
TOBEY, THOMAS WILLIAM; from Colebrook, Conn.
WOODBURY. WILLIAM HAMILTON; from New Salem, Mass.
1844
ALLEN, MARK ANTONY D'WOLF. Merchant New York, N. Y.; from Bristol,
R. I.; d. Jan. 1, 1899.
BIGELOW, JOHN FLAVEL. Minister Brooklyn, N. Y.; from Holden, Mass.; d.
June 20, 1884.
BUGBEE, WILLIAM BROWN; from Wrentham, Mass.
GULP, SILAS WOOD SEXTUS; from Philadelphia, Penn.
DAY, ALBERT FREDERICK; from Hartford, Conn.
DRAKE, EBENEZER WADE. Physician; from Stoughton, Mass.; Middleboro,
Mass., June iS, 1887.
FISKE, ELIJAH WARREN; b. Corinth, Me., Sept. 7, 1824; d. Levant, Me., 1843.
GUILD, GEORGE DWIGHT, A.B., Harvard University 1845. Lawyer; b. Dedham.
Mass., March 17, 1825; d. Boston, Mass., May 5, 1862.
HALL, RICHARD NELSON; from Richmond, Va.
JOHNSON, FRANCIS CLEAVELAND; from Edgefield, S. C.
KING, ELISHA PORTER. Lawyer; member Ala. legislature 1847; justice, circuit
court 1850-51; U. S. military service 1861, captain; b. Perry County, Ala., April 30,
1824; d. Jan. 3, 1890.
LELAND, ALONZO. Journalist, Lewiston, Id.; from Springfield, Vt.; d. Oct., 1891.
LINCOLN, JAMES MADISON; from Putney, Vt.
LITTLE, AMOS BRICKETT; from Newport, N. H.
LUFBURROW, HOMER MILTON; from Savannah, Ga.
LYON, SAMUEL SHERWOOD; from Trumbull, Conn.
MARTIN, LUTHER AMBROSE, M.D., Hanrard University. Physician; b. Bar-
rington, R. L, March 8, 1824; d. Youlden, 111., March 6, 1897.
NEWELL, GEORGE; from Providence, R. I.; bom 1819; d. Providence, April 18,
1869.
PIERCE, WILLIAM EUSTIS; from Somerset, Mass.
RICHMOND, GEORGE BARSTOW. In business New Bedford, Mass.; member
Mass. house of representatives 1852; mayor of New Bedford 1870-74, 1878; member
Mass. senate 1880-81; register of deeds, Bristol County, Mass., 1883-1903; b. New
Bedford, Mass., Nov. 9. 1821; d. New Bedford. Feb. 27. 1903.
RIPLEY, HENRY JOHN; from Newton, Mass.; Nov. 2, 1843.
WALDOCK, JAMES. Physician. Boston, Mass.
WILLIAMS, BOARDMAN; from Charlestown, Mass.; d. 1844.
1845
ALLEN. ALFRED FRANKLIN; from Cincinnati. 0-
ANDREWS, ROBERT SHAW; from Boston, Mass.
448 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1846
BELL, JAMES EWELL, M.D., Medical College of Va. 1849. Physician and surgeon
Kempsville, Va.
CARPENTER, GEORGE. Baptist minister; b. Norton. Mass., Aug. 30, 1818.
PARNHAM, WILLIAM HENRY; from Salem, Mass.
GAGE, WILLIAM; from Templeton, Mass.; deceased.
GIBBS, CHARLES. Horticulturist Milwaukee, Wis.; from Wareham, Mass.
GIFFORD, CHARLES; b. Greenfield, N. Y., Sept. 2, 1819; d. Milwaukee, Wis.,
May 17, 1861.
GRIGGS, STEPHEN CHANDLER; from Pomfret, Conn.; d. Feb. 1, 1901.
LeBARON, JAMES FRANCIS. Journalist Brooklyn, N. Y.; b. R. L, July 17, 1824;
d. Asbury Park, N. J., Dec. 26, 1903.
MARTIN, EDWARD SAMPSON. Lawyer; b. 1823; d. Providence, Feb. 10, 1855.
MICKELL, WILLIAM GRIDLEY. Student Florence, Italy; from Boston, Mass.;
d. Florence, Italy, 1857.
MILLER, NATHANIEL. Physician; b. Franklin, Mass., 1824; d. Providence, R. I.,
May 5, 1866.
NICHOLS, EZRA ADDISON SEARLE, M.D., PhUadelphia Medical College 1846.
Physician; b. Bradford, N. H., Dec. 20. 1826; d. Princeton, 111., AprU 17, 1879.
PARKER, ARTEMAS HOW; from Providence, R. I.
PUTNAM, BENJAMIN PORTER; from Morrisville, N. Y.
RIST, AMOS. Physician; from Uxbridge, Mass.; b. about 1823; d. Ky. about 1875.
SANFORD, WILLIAM. Lawyer; b. Wickford, R. I., 1823; d. Providence, R. I..
Oct. .17, 1878.
SNOW, AUGUSTIN. Journalist New York; b. Pomfret, Vt., May 16, 1823; d.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1890.
SWAIN, BENJAMIN OSBORNE; from Pomfret, Vt.
TINKER, ROBERT SPARROW; from Greensboro, Ala.
WALKER, TIMOTHY CLARK; b. Medway, Mass., May 22, 1823.
WELD, AARON LUCIAN; b. Sturbridge, Mass., April 30, 1813; d. Brooklyn, Conn.,
Feb. S, 1846.
WHITAKER, BENJAMIN ANDREWS; from Providence, R. I.
1846
ANGELL, GEORGE THORNDIKE, A.B., Dartmouth College 1846. Lawyer.
Boston, Mass.; d. March 16, 1909.
FRIEZE, LYMAN BOWERS; address, Cranston, R. I.
GIFFORD, SANFORD ROBINSON. Artist New York, N. Y.; b. Greenfield, N. Y.,
July 10, 1823; d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 29, 1880.
GOREE, JOSEPH ALEXANDER; from Marion, Ala.
HASKELL, BENJAMIN; special student 1842-43; from Southbridge, Mass.
HAVEN. JACOB; from Croyden, N. H.
JENKINS, JOHN FOSTER; from Fahnouth,-Mass.
JENCKS. ERASMUS NORCROSS; from Springfield, Mass.
LAWTON, WILLIAM SEABROOK. Planter RobertsviUe, S. C.
LEAMING, JONATHAN FURMAN. Physician; New Jersey State senator. 1862-
66; 77-80; b. Cape May Court House, Sept. 7, 1822; d. there April 25,1907.
LOW, OBED BURNHAM. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; b. Essex, Mass., Nov., 1822;
July 4, 1879.
LYON, EMORY, A.M. honorary 1858.
MATHEWSON, JOHN; from Providence, R. I.
MIRICK, WILLIAM HARTWELL; from Salem, Mass.
MOSHER, WILLIAM HENRY BRADLEY; from Bristol. R. I.; deceased.
1846 NON-GRADUATES 449
NICHOLS, GEORGE HENRY; from Providence, R. I.
OTHEMAN, ANTHONY HENRY; from Providence, R. I.
PERRY, IRA; from Rehoboth, Mass.
PLUMB, OBED; from Salisbury, Conn.
REED, CHESTER ISHAM, A.M., honorary 1870.
REED, WILLIAM ASHTON; from Philadelphia, Penn.; deceased.
SCAMMELL, SAMUEL STEARNS. Teacher and lawyer; b. Bellingham, Mass.,
Nov. 27, 1822; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 2, 1891.
WILDER, CHARLES PEABODY; from Salem, Mass.
1847
BLISS, GEORGE NELSON. Manufacturer; b. Attleboro, Mass., Nov. 17, 1825;
d. Jamaica Plain, Mass., Feb. 24, 1886.
DEANS, GEORGE WHEATON, LL.B., Harvard University 1848. Lawyer; b.
Easton, Mass., May 29, 1827; d. Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 9, 1888.
HARRIS, JAMES. Physician, Yokohama, Japan; d. Aug. 1, 1907.
HOPPIN, WASHINGTON, M.D. Physician; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 1, 1827;
d. Providence, April 1, 1867.
JAMES, RICHARD SEXTON, A.M. honorary 1860.
JUDSON, SAMUEL HERBERT; from Charleston, Rl.
KEYSER, WALTER PHILIP; from Baltimore, Md.
LAWTON, JOB GEORGE. Lawyer; b. Freetown, Mass., March 18, 1823; d. Cal.
McFARLAND, JAMES ROBERT. Unitarian minister; b. Charleston, Va., Dec. 17,
1829; d. Charleston, S. C, April 4, 1859.
NEWELL, TIMOTHY, M.D., Vt. Medical College 1850. Physidan; U. S. mUitery
service 1861; b. Sturbridge, Mass., March 29, 1820; d. Providence, R. I., June 20,
1901.
SAWYER, JEREMIAH HAYDEN, M.D., CoUege Physicians and Surgeons, New
York, 1847. Physician; b. Salisbury, Mass., Sept. 2, 1823; d. Newburyport, Mass.,
July 3, 1864.
WATSON, THOMAS HAZARD. Civil engmeer; b. 1821; d. Providence, R. I..
Nov. 29, 1862.
WILLIAMS, JACOB LAFAYETTE; from Easton, Mass.
1848
BORDEN, JOHN; special student 1844-45; from Clark Co., la.
COGGESHALL, FRANCIS WILLIAM; from Warren, R. I.
DEANE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN; from Middleboro, Mass.; d. 1845.
ELDREDGE, JOSEPH MERCHANT; from Pawtucket, R. I.
HALL, ADDISON, M.D.; from Lancaster County, Va.; settled in Middlesex Co.,
Va.; d. there 1864.
HmCKLEY, CHARLES HENRY. School-master; b. Stonington, Conn., May 23,
1818; d. Pawcatuck, Conn., Feb. 5, 1906.
JOHNSON, THOMAS HORNBY; from Edgefield District, S. C.
McIVER, WILLIAM WILDS; from Richmond, Ala.
MASON, ALBERT FREDERIC ROUX. Druggist; b. Providence, R. I, 1821; d.
Providence, Aug. 16, 1905.
MAXCY, JAMES WILLIAM; from Wrentham, Mass.
MEESON, JOHN DAVIDSON; from Newark, N. J.
POTTER, STEPHEN; from Dartmouth, Mass.; deceased.
450 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1848
QUINCY, SAMUEL HATCH. Merchant Rumney, N. H.; member N. H. legisla-
ture three terms; postmaster Deny and Rumney, N. H.; b. Rumney, N. H., June 20,
1827; d. Lancaster, Mass., Dec. 12, 1903.
TUCKER, JOHN HYRME, M.D., Medical College of N. Y., 1848. Planter Peedee
River, S. C; Confederate military service Civil war, colonel; b. Georgetown Co.,
S. C; d. Plantersville, S. C.
VERNON, WILLIAM. Resident of Morristown, N. J.
WEEKS, JOHN ALBERT; from Levant, Me.; b. Greenland, N. H., June 29, 1821.
WILLIAMS, CHARLES WILLIAM; b. 1827; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 26, 1847.
1849
BABBITT, EDWARD SPALDING. Insurance business; b. Bristol, R. I., July 20,
1829; d. Bristol, Sept. 14, 1905.
BALDWIN, EDMUND WILLIS. Resident of Stratford, N. H.
CANNON, JOSEPH SKINNER. Lawyer; clerk of court; governor's secretary;
b. New Hereford, N. C, Jan. 1, 1823; d. Portsmouth, Va., April 3, 1882.
CHAPMAN, JOHN HENRY; from Cassville, N. Y.
COLEGROVE, BELA HORTON; from Pomfret, Conn.
CONGDON, ROBERT WHEATON; from Brooklyn, N. Y.; b. Feb. 3, 1831; d.
Dec. 31, 1852.
DEWING, SETH. Teacher; b. Wellesley, Mass., Aug. 8, 1820; d. Wellesley, Jan. 2.
1895.
DEXTER, LEWIS. Manufacturer; U. S. consul Leeds, England; d. Dec. 27, 1909.
GREENE, WILLIAM CAHOONE; probably deceased.
GRINNELL, JOHN COGGESHALL; from New Bedford, Mass.
HAYES, CHARLES WELLS, A.B., Hobart College 1849; A.M.; D.D. 1888. Epis-
copal minister; b. Canandaigua, N. Y., March 19, 1828; d. Nov. 29, 1908.
LIPPITT, JOHN; special student 1846-46; from Cranston, R. I.
MASON, HENRY WAINWRIGHT; from Boston, Mass.
NICHOLS, JOHN SMITH; from Newton, Mass.
POST, EDWIN AUGUSTUS; from Stanhope, N. J.
RICE, HENRY; from Bellingham, Mass.
SHEDD, HENRY PICKHAM. In office of clerk of U. S. cu-cuit court, San Francisco,
Cal., many years; from Roxbury, Mass.; b. Sept., 1827; d. San Francisco, Cal.,
Feb. 5, 1897.
STEARNS, GEORGE INGERSOLL, A.B., Amherst CoUege 1849. Congregational
minister; b. Killingly, Conn., Sept. 7, 1825; d. Windham, Conn., March 13, 1862.
1850
BARNEY, EDWIN LUTHER. Lawyer; member Mass. senate 1865-66; b. North
Swansea, Mass., April 1, 1827; d. April 6, 1897.
BATES, GUSTAVUS DAVIS. Resident of Hymouth, Mass.
BREWER, JOHN HIRAM; from Slaterville, R. I.
CARTER, CALVIN HOLMES, A.B., Yale College 1851; A.M. 1854. Lawyer;
clerk Conn, senate 1859; member Conn, legislature 1883-85; b. Waterbury, Conn.,
May 19, 1829; 1887.
COOKE, NICHOLAS FRANCIS; from Providence, R. I.; b. Aug. 25, 1829.
DeMILL, ELISHA BUDD, A.m. honorary 1853.
FLETCHER, CALVIN, A.M. honorary 1854.
GOODYEAR, AUSTIN. Resident of Holyoke, Mass.
HALL, GEORGE ERASTUS; from Wrentham, Mass.
HALL, ROBERT; from Lancaster County, Va.
1860 NON-GRADUATES 451
LELAND, PARDON KIMBALL. Lawyer; justice, Kans.; b. Grafton, Vt., June 1,
1828.
LENTELL, JESSE VALENTLNE. Baptist minister; b. Weston, Mass., Jan. 10,
1824; d. Amherst, Mass., March 18, 1909.
MILLER, CHARLES THURBER; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1830; d. Providence,
R. I., June 9, 1876.
PERKINS, ROGER GRISWOLD; from New London, Conn.
PRICE, CHARLES PERRIN; from Troy, N. Y.
RAY, CHARLES ANDREW; from Indianapolis, Ind.
READ, CYRUS BUTLER; from Providence, R. I.
SMITH, ROBERT NOAH. Lawyer; from Calais, Me.; deceased.
WILLIAMS, GILES BRYDONE; from Norwich, Conn.
WINN, DANIEL DAMON. Baptist minister; b. Wobum, Mass., Nov. 23, 1824;
d. Jamaica Plain, Mass., June 28, 1895.
1851
BENEDICT, GEORGE HENRY HOUGH; from North Providence, R. I.
BIRD, FRANCIS WILDER. Lawyer; Confederate military service, lieutenant-
colonel; b. Windsor, N. C, April 6, 1830; killed Reams Station, Aug. 23, 1864.
BRADFORD, JOSEPH. Merchant Newport, R. I.
BUCK, DAVID JOSEPH. Land owner Macon, Miss.; b. Bucksville, Ala., Oct.,
1828; d. Macon, Miss., April, 1896.
CLARKE, GEORGE ELLERY,A.B., Williams College 1851; A.M. Teacher; from
Needham, Mass.; d. 1898.
DeWOLP, WINTHROP. Treasurer Franklin Institution for Savings; b. 1830; d.
Providence, Dec. 12, 1882.
HUMESTON, LUTHER FRINK, M.D., Pittsfield Medical School. Physician; b.
Holyoke, Mass., Feb., 1826; d. Highland Springs, Richmond, Va., Jan. 30, 1899.
LAMAR, ALBERT REES; from Augusta, Ga.
LORD, HENRY DUTCH; from Roxbury, Mass.
McKENSTRY. OLIVER LEE. Musician; b. Monson, Mass., 1829; d. Monson,
March, 1852.
MANER, JOSEPH WADE. Planter; b. RobertviUe, S. C; d. Atlanta, Ga., 1902.
RANDALL, CHARLES JENCKES; from Providence, R. L
ROBERT, FRANCIS WAYLAND, LL.B., Yale University 1851. Lawyer; b.
June 30, 1830; d. June 6, 1905.
WILLIAMS, NATHAN SUMNER; from Taunton, Mass.
1852
ALLEN, WILLIAM DENNIS. Chemist; from Worcester, Mass.; d. Cal, 1850.
BALLOU, DAVID; b. Woonsocket. R. I., Feb. 15, 1833; d. Providence, R. I., Jan.
25, 1908.
BALLOU, SULLIVAN. Lawyer, Woonsocket, R. I.; clerk R. I. house of representa-
tives three years; member 1857-59; speaker 1857-58; U. S. military service 1861,
major; b. Smithfield, R. I., March 28, 1829; d. near Sudley Church, Va., July 26,
1861.
GODDING, WILLIAM WHITNEY; from Winchendon, Mass.
HART, HENRY CLAY; from Eufaula, Ala.
HARTRIDGE, CHARLES J.; from Savannah, Ga.; *. T.; d. Savannah, Georgia,
Sept. 11, 1854.
KIRK, CHARLES DOBYNS; from Maysville, Ky.
LAZELL, WARREN ELLIS; b. Worcester, Mass., Aug. 8, 1830; d. Worcester,
Nov. 18, 1849.
452
BROWN UNIVERSITY 1862
MERRIAM, LINCOLN ASA; from North Salem, Mass.
POINDEXTER, ORLANDO; from Pittsburgh, Pemi.
RANDALL, PHINEAS MUNSELL. Civil engineer, San Francisco, Cal.; from
North Stonington, Conn.
REED, GEORGE; from North East, N. Y.; d. 1850.
SHEPARD, HENRY FAIRFAX; from Salem, Mass.
SMITH, ROSWELL CHAMBERLAIN; from Lebanon, Conn.
STORRS, MELANCTHON, A.B., Yale College 1852; M.D. 1853. Physician; U. S.
military service 1861-65; b. Westford, Conn., Oct. 2, 1823; d. Hartford, Conn.,
Jmie 9, 1900.
WILLIAMS, VIRGIL MAXCY; from Tamiton, Mass.
1853
ANDRUS, DANIEL SYLVESTER. Musician; b. Elmira, N. Y., Feb. 7, 1831; d.
Elmira, Feb. 16, 1883.
BATES, FREDERIC. Retired merchant; b. South Milford, Mass.; d. Pawtucket,
R. I., Nov. 6, 1913.
BLACKMER, JOHN; from Plymouth, Mass.
BLODGETT, WILLIAM ALFRED; b. Somerville, Mass., Dec. 29, 1829; d.Wobum,
Mass., Dec. 23, 1890.
BRUCE, CHARLES PARKER; from Calcutta, India.
CAMPBELL, CORNELIUS FRANKLIN; b. Roxbury, Mass., June 12, 1833; d.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 27, 1850.
CHAFFIN, CHARLES; from Holden, Mass..
CROCKER, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, A.M. honorary 1865.
DUNCAN, WILLIAM BUTLER, honorary A.M. 1850.
GALE, ELBRIDGE; from Bennington, Vt.
GILLESPIE, LUCULLUS; from Norristown, Penn.
GODDARD, DELANO ARLINGTON; from Worcester, Mass.
HATCH, GEORGE SEARS; from Newbum, N. C.
HENSHAW, CHARLES HENRY. Collector internal revenue 1885-88; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Jan. 22, 1913.
LAWTON, EDWARD PAYSON. Commission merchant; Confederate military
service Civil war, captain; b. Robertsville, S. C; killed at Battle of Fredericksburg,
Va., 1862.
MALCOM, CHARLES HOWARD, A.N., University at Lewisburg 1853; D.B.
Princeton Theological Seminary; D.D. Bates College 1872. Episcopal minister;
college professor; b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 15, 1831; d. Newport, R. I., Aug. 19, 1899.
MARCHANT, WILLIAM; from Providence, R. I.
MASON, NATHAN FRANCIS; b. 1831; d. Providence, Aug. 7, 1870.
MASON, WILLIAM HAILE, M.D. Physician^Norwich. Conn.; d. 1902.
McAllister, cutler CORDAY. Lawyer San Francisco, Cal.; from Savannah.
Ga.; d. San FVancisco, Cal.
PARKER, GEORGE BOARDMAN. Shoe manufacturer; b. Reading, Mass.,
Dec. 14, 1832; d. North Reading, Dec. 24, 1900.
PERRY, WILLIAM STEVENS, A.B., Harvard University 1854; A.M.; Bishop's
College, Lennoxville, Canada, 1859; D.D. Trinity College 1869; Hobart CoUege
1886; Oxford University 1888; LL.D. William and Mary College 1876; Dublin
University 1894; D.C.L. Bishop's College 1885; University King's College, Windsor,
N. S., 1886; University of the South, Tenn., 1893; Episcopal minister; bishop of
Iowa 1876-98; professor, Hobart College; president; professor and president Gris-
wold College, la.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 13, 1832; d. Dubuque, Iowa, May 13,
1898.
1863 NON-GRADUATES 453
RHEES, BENJAMIN RUSH; from Williamsburgh. N. Y.; d. New York, N. Y.,
Dec. 20, 1854.
ROSS, WILLIAM MILTON. Baptist minister; b. DeerjSeld, Mass., Dec. 6, 1826;
d. Northampton, Mass., Nov. 5, 1872.
SHEFFIELD, SIMON RAY; from New Shoreham, R. I.; d. Sawyer's Bar, Cal.,
Dec. 12, 1893.
SIMPSON, IRA WHORTER; from Providence, R. I.
THOMAS, CHARLES BRIGGS; b. Duxbury, Mass.. Aug., 1830; d. Duxbuiy.
April 28, 1875.
TURNER, JOHN; from Providence, R. I.; d. Bristol, R. L, April, 1877.
WALKER, WILLIAM HENRY. Baptist minister; b. Lexington, Mass., Jmie 1,
1824; North Leverett, Mass., Nov. 27, 1887.
WATSON, MARSTON. Merchant West Orange, N. J.; from NewaA, N. J.; d.
Dec. 18, 1898.
WHEATON, FRANK, A.M. honorary 1865.
1854
ABBOTT EDWIN RALPH; from Tiverton, R. I.
ALBERTSON, JAMES MONROE. Inventor; Z. *.; b. New London, Conn.,
July 4, 1831; d. New London, Nov. 8, 1875.
ALLEN, HENRY AUGUSTUS, LL.B. State and National Law School, Pough-
keepsie, N. Y., 1855. Lawyer; teacher; b. Hardwick, Vt., 1827; d. Hardin, Dl.,
March 19, 1891.
BINNEY, JOHN; from Boston, Mass.
BOWERS, CHARLES; from Lowell, Mass.
BURRAGE, CHARLES W.; from Leominster, Mass.
CHESSMAN, CHARLES F.; from Milford, Mass.
COCHRANE, WILLIAM B.; b. Oct. 14, 1833; d. July 12, 1906, Stamford, Conn.
CRANDALL, WILLIAM WELLS, M.D., New York University 1858. Physician;
member N. Y. house of representatives 1872, 1873; b. Genesee, N. Y., March 23,
1828; d. Wellsville, N. Y., March 19, 1899.
CUMMINGS, AUGUSTUS; address, 78 Spring St., Portland, Me.
DAVIS, BENJAMIN F.; from Nashville, Tenn.
DAY, ALCEUS BALLOU; from Providence, R. I.
DEXTER, ARTHUR FENNER. U. S. military service 1861-62, captain; lawyer;
b. Providence, R. L, April 2, 1837; d. Barstow, Cal., Feb. 27, 1887.
DUVILLARD, JOHN A. U. S. military service Civil war; from Cape Vincent, N. Y.
EDES, HENRY WARE; from Kingston, Mass.
FALES, EDWARD; from Bristol, R. I.
FISHER, ROBERT A.; from Providence, R. I.
FURNISS, HARTMAN; from New York, N. Y.
GIFFORD, JOHN PATTERSON SHELTON; from Canaan, N. Y.; d. near Chat-
ham, N. Y.
GODDARD, MOSES BROWN IVES. Merchant, firm of Brown and Ives Company.
Providence, R. I.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 21, 1831; d. Providence. May 14, 1907.
HALL, JAMES POOL; from Albany, Ga.
HARRIS, GEORGE; from Exeter, N. H.
HAWLEY, CHARLES W.; from Milwaukee, Wis.
JENKS, DANIEL BROWNING. Machinist; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Feb. 7, 1833;
d. Pawtucket, March 22, 1912.
JENKS, STEPHEN ARNOLD. Manufacturer, Pawtucket, R. I.; b. Central FaUs,
R. I., Dec. 24, 1833; d. Barrington, R. I., April 17. 1913.
454 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1864
LONG, SAMUEL; from Hertford, N. C.
MARINI, GEORGE CHARLES de, D.D.S., Baltimore College of Dental Surgery;
special student 1850-51; U. S. military service 1861 ; dentist New York, N. Y.; St.
Petersburgh, Russia; right honorable dentist to Czar Alexander II and Alexander HI;
knighted; resident Toulouse, France; Brussels, Belgium.
MARSHALL, ETHELBERT A.; from Philadelphia, Penn.
McRUER, WILLIAM, Ph.B., Yale College 1853; from Bangor, Me.; d. 1858.
MORGAN, CHARLES C; A.M., Dartmouth College, 1896. Lawyer; address,
6 Manchester St., Nashua, N. H.
NOYES, AMOS; from Newburyport, Mass.
NUMAN, WILLIAM A.; from Troy, N. Y.
OLNEY, JAMES N.; from Brooklyn, N. Y.
PARSONS, CHARLES; address, Kennebunk, Me.
PARSONS, JAMES RUSSELL. Civil engineer; b. Hoosick FaUs, N. Y., Oct. 14,
1830; d. Schenectady, N. Y., June 22, 1899.
PECKHAM, NATHANIEL C. Merchant; farmer; member R. I. senate 1869, 1870,
1871; b. South Kingstown, R. I., May 15, 1830; d. Narragansett Heights, R. I.,
Jan. 11, 1905.
PERRIN, GEORGE KINNEY. Lawyer; b. Berlin, Vt., April 1827; d. Indianapolis,
Ind., March 30, 1904.
RATHBONE, JOSHUA H.; from Providence, R. I.
READ, ANDREW. Baptist minister; Z. *.; b. Warren, R. I., Jan. 29, 1829; d.
Hanover, N. H., March 5, 1911.
RICHMOND, NATHANIEL P.; from Indianapolb, Ind.
ROGERS, ALBERT B.; from Providence, R. I.
TEMPLE, CHARLES MIRICK. Minister; b. Rutland, Mass., April 27, 1827; d.
Rutland, April 8, 1879.
THURSTON, GEORGE E. Druggist and apothecary; from Providence, R. I.
VICKERY, BENJAMIN C; from Taunton, Mass.
WETHERELL, SIMON B.; from Taunton, Mass.
WILBOUR, CHARLES EDWIN. Lawyer New York; Egyptologist; b. Little
Compton, R. I., March 17, 1833; d. Paris. France, Dec. 17, 1896.
WINCHESTER, JOSEPH RICHARD; from Donaldsonville, La.
1855
ABBOT, NATHAN MILLER WHEATON; b. Warren, R. I., Dec. 25, 1836; d. at
sea May 31, 1853.
AMES, OLIVER, LL.D. honorary 1892.
ARNOLD, RICHARD JAMES; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 17, 1834; d. Flushing,
N. Y., April 19, 1899.
BALCH, COLLINS LAWTON. Manufacturer; b. Providence, R. I., July 6, 1834;
d. New York, N. Y., Sept. 24, 1910.
BARNES, JAMES ABORN; from Smithfleld, R. I.
BOOTH, WARRINGTON ROATH. Lawyer; minister; from Norwich, Conn.
BRAND, HORACE HOLLEY. Farmer Cooper Co., Mo.; Confederate military
service 1861-63; b. Lexington, Ky., April 4, 1832; killed Arkansas, March 13, 1863.
BRIGHT, RICHARD J. Lawyer; address, Indianapolis, Ind.
BROWN, JOHN KENT. Civil engineer; Confederate military service 1861-65,
captain; b. Wilmington, N. C, Feb. 26, 1834; deceased.
BROWN, THOMAS BALDWIN. Lawyer; from Wakefield, Mass.
BUCKINGHAM, JAMES. Farmer, Zanesville, Ohio; U. S. military service 1864.
BULLARD, ALFRED RODOLPHUS, M.D., Harvard University 1859. Physician
b. Framingham, May 20, 1834; d. at sea. May 5, 1867.
1866 NON-GRADUATES 465
CHAPIN, WILLIAM WATERMAN. Secretary, R. I. State Board of Charities and
Corrections 1873-87, 1888-92; address, 80 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
CLARK, FRANK; from Providence, R. I.
DICKERMAN, ALBERT; from Stoughton, Mass.
DIKE, WILLIAM HEATHERINGTON. Lawyer New York, N. Y.; b. Providence,
R. I., April IS, 1835; d. May 4, 1896.
DIX, GEORGE LEWIS; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1834; d. Providence,' R. I.,
March 27, 1879.
ELLIS, GEORGE MANTON ELLERY; from North Sandwich, Mass.
FARRINGTON, SILAS; from Hartford, Conn.
FLETCHER, STOUGHTON A. Banker; Z. *.; b. ladianapolis, Ind., Oct. 25, 1831;
d. Indianapolis, March 29, 1895.
FOSTER, ELI FRANKLIN. Teacher Springfield, Mass.
GATCHELL, ELISHA, M.D., University of Penu. 1855. Physician PhUadelphia,
Penn.; from Marlboro, Penn.; d. Oct. 5, 1857.
GODDARD, FRANK WAYLAND. U. S. military service 1861, captain Carbineers;
from Providence, R. I.; b. 1833; d. Providence, May 16, 1889.
GRIER, WILLIAM POTTER. Physician; U. S. military service 1861-66; from
Philadelphia, Penn.; d. Arkansas River, Jan. 22, 1866.
HANNAH, SEPTIMUS S.; from Indianapolis, Ind.
HENSHAW, RICHMOND; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1833; d. Providence,
March 24, 1890.
HILL, THOMAS COOPER; from Philadelphia, Penn.
HOWARD, JOSEPH; from Hartford, Conn.
KELLOGG, JULIUS FIELD; from Kenosha, Wis.
LORD, JOHN McCUEDY. Merchant, Kansas City, Mo.
MAGENIS, ARTHUR JOHN. Lawyer; from St. Louis, Mo.; deceased.
NEWELL, GEORGE EDWIN. Merchant; b. Cumberland, R. I., Sept. 19, 1830;
d. Pawtucket, R. I., May 12, 1896.
PALEN, GILBERT EZ3EKIEL, Ph.B., Yale CoUege 1853; M.D., Albany Medical
College 1855; LL.D., American University, Harriman, Tenn., 1900. Physician
Philadelphia, Penn.; b. PalenviUe, N. Y., May 3, 1832; d. Ocean City, N. J., July 28,
1901.
PARSONS, DAVID BALL. Resident of Minneapolis, Minn.
PETERS, JOHN THOMPSON. Lawyer Hartford, Conn.; city auditor; b. Col-
chester, Conn., Aug. 13, 1831; d. Hartford. Conn., Jan. 9, 1891.
PIERSON, EDWARD FRANKLEST; from New York, N. Y.
PIERSON, GEORGE BOWEN; from New York, N. Y.
PRESTON, ADDISON WEBSTER. Farmer, Danville, Vt.; U. S. military service
1861-64, colonel; Z. *.; b. Burke, Vt., Dec. 8, 1830; killed Battle of Cold Harbor,
Va., June 3, 1864.
RANDALL, AUBURN JOEL; from Danville, Vt.
RICHMOND, FRANK; from Providence, R. I.
RIPLEY, JAMES MADISON, LL.B., Albany Law School 1855. Lawyer; address,
148 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
ROBERTS, ABRAM ADAMS. Unitarian minister; from Gofifstown, N. H.
SAWYIER, NATHANIEL ISAAC. Physician, Frankfort, Ky.
SMITH, DUNCAN; from Portland, Me.
TAFT, GEORGE HORNE; from North Providence, R. I.
THOMAS, ARTHUR GREEN; from Dayton, O.
TRUE, JOSEPH; from Beriin, Vt.
WARREN, ORESTES. Teacher Vaiden, Miss.; Confederate mUitary service 1863;
b. East Killiagly, Conn., Nov. 24, 1825; d. Spring Hill, Tenn., April 18, 1863.
466 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
WHEELER, HENRY MARTYN; address, Woodlawn Ave.. WeDesley Farms, Mass.
WILDER, WARREN; from Cinciimati, O.
WILLEY, STUYVESANT TEN BROECK; from Sumner, Me.; d. East Simmer,
Me., Nov. 29, X855.
WINCHESTER, BENJAMIN F.; from Donaldsonville, La.
WORCESTER, JOSEPH HILLIARD. Lawyer; town clerk; postmaster, Rochester,
N. H.: b. Milton, N. H., Dec. 31, 1830; d. Rochester, N. H., April 11, 1900.
1856
ADAMS, GEORGE WILLIAM. Merchant New York, N. Y.; U. S. military service
1861-65, captain; brevet major 1864; brevet lieutenant-colonel 1865; b. Providence,
R. I., Oct. 15, 1834; Bristol, R. I., Oct. 13, 1883.
ALMY, THOMAS JEFFERSON; from Providence, R. I.
ANDREWS, DAVID ALLEN. Manufacturer; from Providence, R. I.; d. Washing-
ton, D. C, March 11, 1893.
ANTES, CHARLES HAMMOND. Secretary Paper Car Company; president; d.
Feb. 17, 1911.
ARNOLD, EDWARD R.; from Providence; b. 1835; d. Providence, Oct. 30, 1874.
ARNOLD, HENRY WATERMAN. Merchant Providence. R. I.
BAILEY, FRANK; from Hopkinton, N. H.
BATES, CALEB; from Cincinnati, O.
BECKWITH, MORRIS BOSWORTH. Teacher Honolulu; b. Great Barrington,
Mass., Dec. 16, 1824; d. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, July 5, 1881.
BELL, LOUIS. Lawyer Farmington, N. H.; U. S. military service 1861-65, colonel;
brevet brigadier-general 1865; b. Chester, N. H., March 8, 1837; killed Fort Fisher,
N. C, Jan. 15, 1865.
BLODGETT, GEORGE D.; from Pawtucket, R. I.
BRAND, JOHN; from Providence, R. L; b. 1830; d. Providence. Feb. 26, 1883.
BROOKS, CHARLES. Baptist minister; State HospiUl, Cherokee, la.
BROOKS, HORACE EARLE. U. S. military service Civil war; secretary American
legation Paris; from Worcester, Mass.; d. 1870.
BROWN, ALFRED NICHOLAS; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 16. 1832; d. Aug. 12,
1864.
COZZENS, JAMES GOULD. Real estate dealer, Chicago, 111.
CRAWFORD, HENDERSON; from Attakapas, La.
CUSHMAN, SAMUEL. Dean School of Mines, Deadwood, S. D.; b. Attleboro,
Mass., 1830; d. near Alliance, Neb., Dec, 1899.
EARLE, WILLIAM WILLARD; from Worcester, Mass.
EDGAR, JAMES WILLIAMS; from Indianapolis, la.; Z. *.
EDSON, WILLIAM. Resident, East Bridgewater, Mass.
FALES, JOEL FISHER. Resident, Walpole, Mass.
FAY, EMORY; from Grafton, Mass.; b. Grafton, Mass., May 3, 1829.
FISK. CHARLES ESBON; from Providence, R. I.
PITZ, WILLIAM. Baptist minister; U. S. military service 1865, chaplain; b. Havei>
hill, Mass., Aug. 5, 1828; d. Harrisville, R. I., Jan. 8, 1895.
FORE, HENRY THWEATT; from Charlotte, Va.
FOX, LOUIS R.; from Doylestown, Penn.
GOODELL, DAVID HARVEY, A.M. honorary 1889; Z. *.
HALLETT, GEORGE; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
HAZARD. CHARLES HENRY. Merchant; postmaster Wakefield; address,
Wakefield. R. I.
1856 NONGRADUATES 457
HOPPIN, GEORGE FREDERIC. Merchant Valparaiso, Chile; b. Providence,
R. I., Oct. 12, 1836; d. Providence, June 18, 1883.
HOWE, CHARLES H. U. S. military service Civil war; assistant surgeon.
HUTCHINS, CHARLES. Member staff Missionary Herald, Boston, Mass., many
years; from Wilmington, Del.
JOHNSON, JOHN HENRY; b. 1836; d. Providence, R. I., March 16, 1885.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM WARREN. Clergyman Beaver Dam, Wis.; from Franklin,
La.; d. 1872.
KINSEY, ABRAM B.; from Adams county. Miss.
LaDUC, THOMAS; from Wilmot, Wis.
LEMON, GEORGE WASHINGTON; from Georgetown, Ky.
LEONARD, EDWARD FRANCKE, A.B. Union College 1857. Lawyer Springfield,
HI.; address, Amherst, Mass.,
LOOMIS, WATTS TODD. Lawyer, Little Palls, N. Y.
LOTHROP, CHARLES H.; from Taunton, Mass.
McCarthy, Nicholas; Z. *.; resident, Indianapolis, Ind.
MAURAN, JOSEPH RUSSELL; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 21, 1836.
MOTT, CHARLES; from New Haven, Conn.
OTIS, WILLUM HENRY; from Cleveland, O.
PERRY, DWIGHT PLATT; from Clarkson, N. Y.; deceased.
RAYMOND, JOSEPH SHERWOOD; from Lebanon, Conn.
REYNOLDS, FRANCIS WAYLAND; from Boston, Mass.
RHODES, FRANK AUGUSTUS. U. S. military service 1862, first lieutenant; d.
March 21, 1912, Providence, R. I.
ROBERT, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Resident, Atlanta, Ga.
ROBERT, STONEY JEHU, M.D., Ga. Medical College 1853. Physician; from
Marietta, Ga.; d. 1878.
SANFORD, ENOCH WARREN, M.D. Physician Brookline, Mass.; b. Raynham,
Mass., 1827; d. Brookline, Mass., about 1871.
SMITH, SHERMAN GIBSON. Baptist minister; b. New York state; d. Perryville,
R. I., Nov. 25, 1902.
STAFFORD, CHRISTOPHER RHODES. Resident Providence, R. I.; b. 1836;
d. Providence, Feb. 25, 1902.
STARKWEATHER, SAMUEL. U. S. mUitary service 1862; lawyer, Cleveland, O.
STONE, JAMES MONROE. Member Me. legislature; resident, Kennebunkport, Me.
STRONG, ABNER DUNSMORE; from Ashtabula, O.
TAYLOR, ALEXANDER VIETS GRISWOLD. Bank clerk; Z. *.; b. 1834; d.
Providence, R. I., Nov. 5, 1875.
TAYLOR, HORACE CLARK. Teacher; b. Norwich, Mass., 1827; d. Huntington,
Mass., about 1855.
TEFFT, WILLIAM HENRY. Lawyer; editor; member N. Y. legislature 1873;
U. S. collector of customs; from Greenwich, N. Y.; d. Jan. 28, 1898.
THORNTON, WALTER SPOONER; b. New Bedford, Mass., Feb. 28, 1826; d.
New Bedford, March 26, 1905.
WALKER, WILLIAM WILLIAMS; from Cooperstown, N. Y.; Z. *.
WATERMAN, WILLIAM WATSON, A.M. honorary 1870.
WELLS, AMOS PALMER; b. South Kingstown, R. I., Sept. 12, 1834.
WHITAKER, JAMES B.; from Needham, Mass.
WOOLFOLK, LUCIEN; from Bedford, Ky.
WORCESTER, JOSEPH W.; from Milton, N. H.
YOUNG, ALFRED HAMMOND; b. Wickford, R. I., July 15, 1834; d. Wickford,
Jan. 31, 1900.
468 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1867
1857
ALDRICH, EDMUND, M.D. Physician; address, 148 Broadway, Providence, R. I.
ALSTON, JOHN RUTLEDGE; from Georgetown, S. C.
ANDREWS, GEORGE FREDERIC. Student Bangor theological seminary with the
class of 1859; from Providence, R. I.
BARRETT, GEORGE POTTER. Banker Portland, Me.; Z. *.; b. Portland, Me.,
March 24, 1837; d. Portland, June 2, 1896.
BISSELL, HENRY THOMAS; from Toledo, O.; Z. *.; d. Toledo, O.
BLAKE, WILLIAM McCONNELL; from Indianapolis, Ind.
BROKMEYER, HENRY. Lawyer St. Louis, Mo.; lieutenant-governor Mo.;
resident, St. Louis, Mo.
BULLOCK, ANDREW DEXTER. Physician Providence, R. I.
CARGILL, CHARLES AMBROSE. Baptist minister; b. April 24, 1828; d. Cumber-
land, July 20, 1885.
CARLTON, CALEB HENRY; from Cleveland, O.
CHILDS, CHARLES HENRY. Bank cashier; b. Providence, R. I, April 27., 1835;
d. Providence, Dec. 26, 1885.
CLARK, HENRY F.; from Cleveland, Ohio; deceased.
COMFORT, CHARLES LINNAEUS; from Philadelphia, Penn.
COOLIDGE, JAMES; from Orange, Mass.
DANNE, FREDERIC, M.D., N. Y. Medical College 1863. Physician, New York,
N. Y.
DEAN, WILLIAM LINDLEY. Minister; Z. *.; resident, Harrisburg. Va.
DART, WILLIAM BURDICK. Manufacturer Providence, R. I.; b. 1841; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., March 10, 1897.
DeWOLF, JOHN HALSEY. U. S. military service 1862; address, 305 Brook St.,
Providence, R. I.
DODGE, GEORGE DUDLEY. Postmaster, Hampton Falls, N. H.
FAIRBANKS, JOHN RUSSELL; from Providence, R. I.
FLETCHER, SAMUEL JUDSON. Resident, Indianapolis, Ind.; Z. *.
FRENCH, ELIPHALET W. Lawyer; b. Eastport, Me., Feb. 2, 1836; d. Philadel-
phia, Penn., 1903.
GATES, ISRAEL. Teacher; manufacturer; b. West Greenwich, R. I., Sept. 28,
1826; d. Canonchet, R. I., July 17, 1898.
GERRISH, HENRY PECK; d. Salisbury, Mass., July 27, 1895.
GILLETTE, SHERIDAN PEASE; d. Cincinnati, O., about 1880.
GLADDING, CHARLES WILLIAM; from Providence, R. I.
HARKNESS, WILLIAM. Resident, Oceanic, N. J.
HAWES, GEORGE HENRY; from Louisville, Ky.
HERRESHOFF, JAMES BROWN. Manufacturer; resident, Coronado Beach, Cal.
HILL, ROLLIN NEALE; from Boston, Mass!
JENNEY, ANSEL G.; from Fair Haven, Mass.
JOSSELYN, CALEB BATES; from Pembroke, Mass.; deceased.
LAMB, JOHN; b. Norwich, N. Y.; d. Brunswick, Germany, April, 1857.
NORRIS, WILLIAM EVANS. U. S. pension agent San Francisco, Cal.
PEASE, EDWIN SHELDON; from Somers, Conn.; deceased.
PHILLIPS, JOHN JAMES. Physician in the West; from Wickford, R. L
POPE, CHARLES HUDSON. U.S. military service 1861-63; b. Providence, R. I.,
Dec. 23, 1835; Azore Islands, Feb. 9, 1904.
POTTER, NATHANIEL FROTHINGHAM. Fire Insurance adjuster Brooklyn,
N. Y.
1857 NON-GRADUATES 450
POTTER, ROBERT WESTCOTT. Cotton merchant, Augusta, Ga.; Z. *.; b.
Phenix, R. I., Oct. 22, 1837; d. Augusta, Fla., Nov. 15, 1886.
RAWSON, SILAS BUNDY; from Worcester, Mass.
ROBINSON, ENOCH. Merchant, Raynham, Mass.; b. April 26, 1834; d. Oct., 18,
1877.
ROBINSON, THEODORE. Merchant, Boston, Mass.; b. Raynham, Mass., Nov. 18,
1833; d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 18, 1877.
SHAW, FREDERICK W. Physician Me.; Dighton, Mass.; d. Dighton, Mass.
SNOW, THACHER NEWTON. Teacher; resident Santa Barbara, Cai.
STONE, JOSIAH PARSONS. U. S. mUitary service Civil war, captain; lawyer; b.
Camden, N. Y., Jan. 12, 1834; killed in front of Petersburg, Va., June 17, 1864.
STUART, ADDISON AMES. Lawyer, Ottumwa, la.; Chicago, 111.
TITCOMB, DAVID ALBERT; from Lynnfield, Mass.
TOBEY, SAMUEL DA VIES; from Warren, R. I.
TORREY, CHARLES WARREN; from New York, N. Y.
TOULANE, LOUIS DeWITT; from Princeton, N. J.
TOWER, LEVI AUGUSTUS; from Pawtucket, R. I.
TRIBOU, NAHUM MITCHELL, M.D., Jefferson Medical College 1858. Physician
Mystic, Conn.; from Middleboro, Mass.; d. Middleboro, Nov. 28, 1864.
TUCKER, WILLIAM ABORN. Accountant; from Providence, Nov. 18, 1894.
WARD, JOSEPH B.; from Newark, N. J.; d. Feb. 3, 1911.
WHEATON, ROBERT; from Providence, R. I.; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 9. 1874.
WETHERELL, JAMES MADISON. Merchant, Englewood, 111.
WHITWELL, FURMAN READ. Accountant, Fort Plain, N. Y.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS RODOLPH; from Alfred, N. Y.
WOOD, FREDERICK. Resident Hyde Park, 111.; d. March, 1898.
WOODBURY, JOSIAH GORDON. Lawyer; b. Bedford, N. H., July 27, 1833;
killed on board iron-clad Catskill, before Fort Wagner, S. C, Aug. 17, 1863.
1858
ALGER, ROLAND FRANCIS. Baptist minister; resident Dorchester, Mass.
ANTHONY, WILLIAM ARNOLD, Ph.B., Yale 1861. CoUege professor; deceased.
BALLOU, DEXTER A.; from Woonsocket, R. I.
BARKER, JAMES HENRY. Baptist minister; b. McConnelsville, O., July 10, 1830;
d. Hastings, Minn., Dec. 8, 1895.
BATE, CLARENCE SMOLLET, A.B., Union CoUege 1858. Confederate military
service; b. Travelers' Rest, Ky., April 17. 1837; d. 1898.
BLANDY, JAMES H. Resident, Newark, Delaware; deceased.
CARMAN, ELBERT S. Editor Rural New Yorker; b. Hempstead, L. I., N. Y., 1836;
d. New York, N. Y., Feb. 28, 1900.
CARPENTER, CALEB AUGUSTUS; from Providence, R. I.; b. Behoboth, Mass.,
Sept. 25, 1837.
COLE, NATHANIEL A.; from Seekonk, Mass.
CONGDON, WALTER; b. June 1, 1837; d. April 4, 1864.
CORBETT, WALLACE WAYLAND. Editor; deceased.
CURTIS, LYMAN W.; from Worcester, Mass.
DAMON, DAVID E.; from Wilbraham, Mass.
DEANS, CHARLES HENRY. Lawyer, Medway, Mass.; trial justice 21 years; b.
Easton, Mass., May 2, 1832; d. Dec. 13, 1911.
DUSTIN, WILLIAM C; from Potsdam, N. Y.
FAXON, ALBERT EUGENE. Merchant; b. Waonsocket, R. I.. June 29, 1883; d.
New York, N. Y., May 31, 1899.
460 SHOWN UNIVERSITY 1868
HAMMERSLEY, WILLIAM; from Hartford, Conn.
HASKELL, JOHN GIDEON. Architect Lawrence, Kans.; U. S. mUitary service
1861-66, captain; brevet major and quartermaster 1866; colonel and quartermaster
on governor's staff, Kans., 1867; state architect three terms.
HEALY, FRANCIS P.; from North Providence, R. I.
HENDERSON, ROBERT J.; Z. *.; from Philadelphia, Penn.
KNEASS, CHARLES LOMBAERT. U. S. military service 1861-62, captain; Z. *.;
b. Philadelphia, Penn., Dec. 14, 1837; killed in battle of Murfreesboro, Dec. 31, 1862.
LEWIN, EZRA S.; from Castile, N. Y.
MARKHAM, ALBERT; from East Longmeadow, Mass.
MERRIAM, HENRY GUERNSEY. Merchant, Waverly, N. Y.; b. Goshen, N. Y.,
March 6, 1836; d. Waverly, N. Y., April 7, 1911.
NELSON, ABIAL W., M.D. Physician; b. Lakeville, Mass., Aug. 24, 183S; d.
New London, Conn., Dec. 6, 1913.
PATTERSON, JAMES B. Clergyman, Van Wert, O.
PEAVEY, CHARLES C; from Pultonboro, N. H.
PEAVEY, FRANK; from Fultonboro, N. H.
PLUMB, JOSEPH; address, Westfield, N. Y.
READ, JOHN MEREDITH, A.M. honorary 1866.
ROBERT, JAMES ALEXANDER, D.B., Union Theological Seminary 1866; A.M.,
Yale College 1867; Ph.D. Denison University 1884. College professor; address,
2363 Guy St., Cincinnati, O.
SCOTT, AUGUSTUS E., A.B., Tufts College 1858; A.M. 1861. Lawyer Boston,
Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives 1879-80; Mass. senate 1885-86;
$. B. K.; 8. A. X.; address, 100 Ames Building, Boston, Mass.
SNOW, JOSEPH C; from Harrison, O.
STANTON, JUDSON A.; from WUbraham. Mass.
STEVENSON, JOHN; from West Medway, Mass.
TANNER, GEORGE W.; from Pittsburgh, Penn.
TAYLOR, JOHN D. Clerk, Providence, R. I.; b. 1837; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 6,
1886.
WETHERELL, WILLIAM P.; from Taunton, Mass.
WHITE, LYMAN A.; from Petersham, Mass.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM CHIPPERDALE; from Providence, R. I.; Z. *.; deceased.
1859
ALDRICH, SAMUEL^NELSON. President State national bank, Boston, Mass.;
member Mass. senate 1879, 1880; Mass. house of representatives 1883; assistant
treasurer U. S. at Boston 1887-90; d. Sept. 27, 1908.
ALLEN, CRAWFORD; from Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service 1861-66;
brevet lieutenant-colonel; address, 74 Olive St., Providence, R. I.
ANSLEY. JOSEPH A.; from Knoxville, Ga. •
ARNOLD, THOMAS CLAY. Special student 1856-56. Rice planter- from Provi-
dence, R. I.; d. Whitehall, Ga., Dec. 23, 1883.
BAILEY, SAMUEL SLAUGHTER, A.B., Union College 1859; b. West Point N Y
May 18, 1838; d. Albany, N. Y., Oct. 16, 1860.
BOWEN, LEWIS H. Bookkeeper; address, 47 George St., Providence. R. I.
BREDELL, EDWARD. Confederate military service; from St. Louis. Mo.; killed
during the Civil war.
BROWN, JAMES; from Pawtucket, R. I.
COWLES, EDWIN; from Claremont. N. H.
DAVIS, WADE H.; from Hopkinsville, Ky.
1869 NONGRADUATES 461
DOCKBAY, JAMES ROBINSON. Lawyer; b. Portland. Me., Feb. 11, 18S4; d.
Boston, Masa., March 1, 1912.
DOUGLAS, ROBERT W.; from Brooklyn, N. Y.; deceased.
DUNNELL, JACOB. Manufacturer, Pawtucket, R. I.; d. Pawtucket, R. I., April 8,
1874.
EBERLY, DANIEL, A.B., Otterbein University; A.M. 1860; D.D.. Lebanon Valley
College 1888. United Brethren in Christ minister; college professor; d. July 10, 1910.
EDDY, WILLIAM, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia College,
1862. Physician and surgeon; U. S. military service 1863-64, assistant surgeon; from
New Bedford, Mass.; d. Edenburg, Penn., Feb. 13, 1879.
ELY, WILLIAM GROSVENOR. U. S. military service 1861-64, colonel; brevet
brigadier-general; Z. *.; address, Paterson, N. J.
FARR, ELEAZER D., M.D., Electic Medical College, Philadelphia, Penn. Baptist
minister; b. Hartford, Vt., June 20, 1816; d. Goshen, N. H., March 14, 1899.
FIELDEN, ROBERT S. Principal Bridgham School; b. 1831; d. Providence, R. I.,
Jan. 28, 1863.
FREEMAN, ZENAS S. Resident of Brookfield, Mass.
FRY, RICHARD G.; b. East Greenwich, R. I., Aug. 2, 1834; d. East Greenwich,
May 6, 1857.
HATHAWAY, WILLIAM H.; from Bristol, R. I.
HUTCHINS, BENJAMIN TUCKER, D.B., Episcopal Theological School, Cam-
bridge, Mass., 1876. U. S. military service 1861-69, lieutenant-colonel; brevet major;
Episcopal clergyman; d. London, England.
JONES, WILLIAM B.; from Raleigh, S. C.
KNEASS, WILLIAM H. U. S. military service; Z. *.; address, 4254 Penn's Grove
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
MANLY, FRANCIS EDWARD. Teacher; life insurance; b. Dedham, Mass.,
Feb. 11, 1830; d. Melrose, Mass., Jan. 11, 1898.
MITCHELL, EDWIN WILLIAM. U. S. military service Civil war, captain; stock
broker; Z. *.; b. Cincinnati, O., 1837; d. Montclair, N. J., 1873.
MORRIS, EDGAR R.; from Qumcy, HI.
NEWBOLD, LOUIS HENRY; b. Philadelphia, Penn., May 20, 1836; d. Philadel-
phia, Jan. 5, 1867.
OLCOTT, EGBERT. U. S. military service, captain; from Cherry Valley, N. Y.;
d. Feb. 23, 1882.
PERKINS, CHARLES H.; from Boston, Mass.
PERKINS, JOSEPH. Lawyer, Lyme, Conn.
PHELPS, HENRY. Merchant; address, Waukesha, Wis.
HANSFORD, HASCALL; from Norwich, N. Y.; deceased.
REED, NATHAN A.; from Wakefield. Mass.
SMITH, AARON; from Troupville, Va.
SMITH, JOSEPH. Manufacturing jeweler; b. Warren, R. L, Oct. 2S, 1837; d.
Warren, Feb. 3, 1876.
SOUTHWICK, DANIEL; from Ashtabula, O.
STUART, JOHN FRANKLIN; from Worcester, Mass.
TYLER, HENRY E.; from Pawtucket, R, I.
VARNUM, ATKINSON C. Resident, Dracut, Mass.
WARREN, HENRY C; from Quincy, Dl.
WASHBURN, HENRY HOMER. Episcopal clergyman; rector emeritus Christ
church. Oyster Bay. N. Y.; address. Oyster Bay, L. I., N. Y.
WILLIAMS. JAMES; from Norwich, N. Y.
WOOD, JONATHAN M. Lawyer; b. Swansea, Mass.. Aug. 15, 1830; d. Fall River,
Mass., June 20, 1896.
462 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1869
WOOD, READING; from Bristol, Penn.
WRENN, GEORGE LAWSON, A.B., Georgetown College 1858; b. Middletown,
Ohio, Aug. 9, 1836; d. York Harbor, Me., Oct. 2, 1908.
1860
ALGER, LUTHER WARD, M.D. Physician; address. La Crosse, Wis.
ALLEN, FRANK G.; b. 1836; d. Providence, R. I., June 27, 1883.
AMORY, JONATHAN A.; from Providence, R. I.
ARBEGUST, GARRETT PENDERGRAST; from Louisville, Ky.
BILLING, HENRY, A.B., Union College 1860. Manufacturer, Worcester, Mass.;
deceased.
BLACKSTONE, JOHN W.; from White Oak Springs, Wis.
BLISS, GEORGE NEWMAN, A.B., Union CoUege 1860; LL.B., Albany Law School
1861. U. S. military service 1861-65, captain; lawyer. Providence, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives five years; R. I. senate three years; justice 7th judicial
district R. I.; A. K. E.; address, 490 Taunton Ave., East Providence, R. I.
BROWN, JOHN CARTER; b. Providence, R. I., Mar. 16, 1840; d. Feb. 19. 1907.
BURGES, ARNOLD, A.B., Union College 1860. Journalist; address, Hillsdale, Mich.
CLARK, HENRY; address, 110 Garden St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DUNLAP, ALBERT, M.D., University of Md. 1864. U. S. military service 1861-62,
1864; physician, Buston, Iowa.
FRANCIS, JOHN BROWN; b. Warwick, R. I., Feb. 11, 1838; d. Rome, Italy,
Feb. 24, 1870.
GERALD, DAVID VINCENT, A.B., Union CoUege 1860; LL.B. Albany Law School
1861. Lawyer; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 13, 1841; d. San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 23,
1871.
HAM, CHARLES H.; from Providence, R. I.
HARRIS, EARL C. Lawyer, Providence, R. I.; deceased.
HARRIS, HENRY PEASE; from Warwick, R. I.; b. 1840; d. Providence, R. I..
May 16, 1875.
HERBERT, CHARLES. Teacher; cashier; deceased.
HOWARD, HARRIS. Clergyman; U. S. military service 1862-63, chaplain; from
Worcester, Mass.
JONES, WILLIAM L. U. S. military service 1861-62, first lieutenant; from Norris-
town, Penn.; killed at Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec, 1862.
KILLEY, WILLIAM E. Hardware dealer; b. Johnston, R. I.; d. Boston, Mass..
Oct. 9, 1900.
KING, CHARLES GOODRICH, A.M., Amherst College 1861. U. S. military service
1862-63; cotton merchant; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 3, 1840; d. Providence,
Aug. 27, 1881.
KYLE, JAMES GREGORY. Orange grower; address, Redlands, Cal.
LAMSON, DARIUS FRANCIS. Baptist minister; address, S7 Newtonville Ave..
Newton, Mass.
McCORMICK, GEORGE TROUP, M.D., N. Y. Homoepathic Medical CoUege 1878.
Physician; deceased.
MEIGS, JOSEPH L. Superintendent Iron Works, PhoenixviUe, Pa.; U. S. military
service 1861; b. Mattapoisett, Mass., 1838; d. Mattapoisett, Oct. 29, 1903.
MINER, FRANCIS WAYLAND. Lawyer, Providence, R .L; b. Dec. 10, 1832; d.
Providence, R. I., May 30, 1902.
POLLARD, ANDREW COTTS. 15. S. naval service 1865; merchant. New Bedford.
Mass.
RAYNOLDS, WILLIAMS COLLINS. Lawyer, Chicago, Rl.
READ, ALFRED ANTHONY. Manufacturer; from Warwick, R. L
1860 NON-GRADUATES 46S
SANBORN, JACOB R.; from Concord, N. H.
SLADE, THOMAS. Lawyer; mayor Bellingham, Wash., 1893-94; b. Fall River,
Mass., March 9, 1834; d. Bellingham, Wash., Feb. 10, 1903.
SMITH, MOSES. 6. A. X.; b. Goshen. N. Y., June 18, 1835; d. Montclair, N. J.,
Sept.. 1898.
SMITH, WILLIAM SPRAGUE; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
SPOONER, ANDREW WILLIAMS. Teacher; b. Barre, Mass., Aug. 17, 1831-
d. Barre, July 6, 1858.
TEFFT, JONATHAN EDWARDS, M.D.; LL.D. Physician; b. Exeter, R. I., 1836;
d. Springfield, Mo., March 25, 1910.
TINKER, HARRIS H.; from Worcester, Mass.
TOBEY, OSCAR A.. Town clerk, Smithfield, R. I.; postmaster; address, Greenville,
R. I.
WASHBURN, ALBERT GARDNER, A.B., Union College 1860; LL.B. Albany Law
School 1861; U. S. military service 1862-63, captain; lawyer; b. Gloucester, Mass.,
Feb. 6, 1839; d. Falmouth, Va., Jan. 20, 1863.
WHIPPLE, LUTHER P. In business, Lynn and Boston, Mass.
WHITRIDGE, JOHN. Lawyer; from Eaton, O.; d. March 10, 1888.
WILLIAMS, ALFRED MASON, A.M. honorary 1883.
1861
AMES, WILLIAM HENRY; Z. *.; from New London, Conn.; deceased.
ANTHONY, JAMES B.; from Providence, R. I.
BENNETT, JAMES CALVIN; from Mystic. Conn.
BROWN, JOHN HUNT. U. S. military service 1861; reporter and editor; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., May 1, 1908.
BULLOCK, WILLIAM TOWNSEND; b. 1840; d. Providencfe, R. I., July 11, 1878.
BURROWS, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. Baptist minister; U. S. miUtary serv-
ice 1864-65, chaplain; b. Busti, N. Y., April 23, 1825; d. Green Cove Springs, Fla.,
Feb. 4, 1893.
BUTLER, HENRY WIRT; address, Springfield, 111.
CHAMBERLIN, EDWARD DYER; b. Cleveland, Ohio, June 18, 1840; drowned
Providence River, July 6, 1858.
CRAIG, CLINGMAN. Confederate military service 1861; b. Bertie Co., N. C,
1842; d. 1861.
CRUTCHER, GEORGE CHARLES; from Vicksburg, Miss.
DARLING, GEORGE E.; from St. Stephens, N. B.
DARLING, LEVI B. Silver refiner and assayer; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 31. 1906.
DUNBAR, GEORGE JAMES; from Taunton, Mass.
DYER, ELISHA, A.M. honorary 1897.
FAIRFIELD. SAMUEL E.; from Stafford, Conn.
FIELDEN, ANDREW H.; from Providence, R. I.
FRANKLIN, EDWARD C; from Providence, R. L
HASTINGS, SAMUEL JARVIS; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 21. 1868.
HOFFMAN, HOWARD. Merchant, Baltimore, Md.; d. 1877.
JOHNSON, LEWIS MELVIN, A.M., Williams CoUege 1861. Teacher; b. Haverhill.
Mass., Nov. 19, 1837; d. Philadelphia, Penn., Nov. 19, 1904.
LOTHROP, HENRY WOOD; b. Providence, R. I.; d. Providence, Jan. 6. 1904.
MACOMBER, EDWARD F.; from Taunton. Mass.
MENDENHALL, CHARLES. U. S. military service 1861; merchant; Z. *.; b.
^Cleveland, O., July 28, 1840; d. Cincinnati, O.. May 6. 1898.
464 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1861
MERRILL, WILLIAM HENRY; from Newbuiyport, Mass.
MONTGOMERY. DAVID HENRY. Writer; 9. A. X.; address, 50 Frost St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
PHILLIPS. OLIVER ORMSBEE; from Pittsburgh, Pemi.
QUINBY, SAMUEL FOSTER, M.D., Harvard University 1864. Physician; b.
Salem, Mass., May 16, 1840; d. Salem, Dec. 21, 1903.
STONE, LUCIEN BONAPARTE. U. S. military service 1861; insurance agent.
Rutherford, N. J.
VAUGHAN, FRANCIS MARION; from Middleboro. Mass.
WOODBURY, SAMUEL, A.M., Union College 1868. Baptist minister; b. New-
buryport, Mass., Sept. 28, 1840; d. East Orleans, Mass., Dec. 11. 1911.
WOODRUFF, SAMUEL VISCHER; from Hartford, Conn., deceased.
YANDES, GEORGE B. Resident, Indianapolis. Ind.
1862
ALDRICH, EDWIN, LL.B., Albany Law School 1863. Lawyer; member R. L
legislature; Z.; b. Woonsocket, R. I., Oct. 14, 1836; d. Providence, R. I., March 1,
1905.
APPLETON, WILLIAM HENRY. Journalist; b. Providence, R. L, June 20, 1840;
d. Providence, March 28, 1909.
AUSTIN, ELIJAH HARRISON. Resident of Newburyport, Mass.
BABBITT, GEORGE HENRY. U. S. military service 1862-65; member Mass.
house of representatives 1870-71; b. Taunton, Mass., Sept. 7, 1841; d. Taunton,
Dec. 9, 1877.
BLAKE, JOHN TOWER, M.D., Harvard University 1867; U. S. military service
1861-64; physician; address. Box 33, Zeerust, Transvaal. South Africa.
CHENEY, RICHARD OTIS; d. Nov. 14, 1912, South Manchester, Conn.
HOLT, GEORGE WASHINGTON. Cotton manufacturer, Putnam, Conn.; b.
Slatersville, R. I., July 21, 1840; d. Putnam, Conn., Sept. 26, 1913.
JOHNSON, EMMONS. Banker, Waterloo, la.; address. Waterloo, la.
LINCOLN. THEODORE GERRY; from Taunton, Mass.
MALTBY, EDWARD BENJAMIN. Manufacturer Taunton, Mass.; Z. *.;
deceased.
MASON, GEORGE EDWARD, M.D., Harvard University 1865. Military service
1865; physician; b. Providence, R. I., 1840; d. Providence, Nov. 28, 1882.
MATHER, PRANK JEWETT. Resident. New York, N. Y.
MEDBERY, JAMES KNOWLES. Author and writer; b. Watertown, Mass.,
June 28, 1838; d. London, England, Aug. 31, 1873.
MILLER, ANDREW TROOP. Lieutenant 23d infantry U. S. army; from Balti-
more, Md.; Z. *.; d. Fort A. D. Russell, Cheyenne, Wyo.. March 6. 1876.
OLIN, RUSSELL ASA, A.B. Hobart College 1865; D.D. 1888. U. S. military
service 1862-63; Episcopal clergyman; b. Potsdam, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1840; d. Water-
town, N. Y., May 27, 1903.
PECKHAM, STEPHEN FARNUM, A.M. honorary 1870.
PEmCE, WILLIAM HENRY. Lawyer; address, 1819 Clay Ave., boro. Bronx,
New York. N. Y.
RHODES. CHRISTOPHER. U. S. miUtary service 1862; in real estate business;
address 290 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
SEARS. EDWARD HENRY. U. S. military service 1861-63; U. S. naval service
1863-68; insurance agent; Z. *.; b. Dorchester. Mass., Oct. 4, 1840; d. Boston,
Mass., Aug. 22, 1886.
1862 NON-GRADUATES 465
SWAZEY, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Historical writer, Exeter. N. H.
THOMPSON. CHARLES SMITH; from Goshen, N. Y.; d. 1891.
VINSON, ANDREW PATTERSON; from Ridgeway, S. C; kUled at Port Sumter
1861.
WHEELER, JAMES HENRY; from Dover, N. H.
YELLOWLY, J. J. D.; d. Greenville. N. C, July 189, 1860.
1863
BALLOU, DANIEL ROSS. U. S. military service 1862-63; lawyer; member R. I.
house of representatives 1865-67, 1882-84, 1885-86; address, 116 Waterman St.,
Providence, R. I.
BRADLEY, JOSEPH MANTON. U. S. military service 1861; merchant; A. A. *.;
b. Providence, R. I., April 12, 1843; d. Providence, March 7. 1879.
BRAYTON, CHARLES RAY. U. S. military service 1861-65, colonel; brevet
brigadier-general; lawyer; A. A. *.; b. Apponaug, R. I., Aug. 16, 1840; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Sept. 23, 1910.
CARLETON, DAVID EMERY NOYES. U. S. military service Civil war; teacher
and farmer; address. West Newbury, Mass.
CARTER, FRANK, M.D., Bowdoin College 1866; Columbia College 1867. Physi-
cian; from Portland, Me.; d. White Plains, N. Y., June 23, 1875.
COLE, HARRISON. Optician; address, 43 North Ohio Ave., Columbus, O.
CUNNINGHAM, AUGUSTUS NELSON. U. S. mflitary service 1861-65; b. East
Providence, R. I., Nov. 5, 1841; d. East Providence, Feb. 25, 1907.
CURTIS, JOSEPH HENRY. U. S. military service 1862-63; from Waltham, Mass.
DWIGHT, GAMALIEL LYMAN. U. S. military service 1861-64; A. A. *.; from
Providence, R. I.; d. Nassau, N. P., Jan. 19, 1875.
EATON, SHERBURNE BLAKE; from Lowell, Mass.; Z. *.
ESSEX, STEPHEN. Lawyer; b. Sept. 9, 1848; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 4, 1900.
GOODE. MONROE. Confederate military service; from Raymond, Miss.; killed at
Battle of Peach Tree Creek.
GREENE. WILLIAM ALBERT; from Frostburgh. Md.; A. A. *.; d. Portsmouth,
R. I., July 28, 1861.
HALL, JAMES ELLIOTT; from Boston, Mass.
HEYWOOD, GEORGE EDWIN; from Westminster, Mass.
JACOBS. HERVEY FITZ. U. S. military service 1862-63; b. Thompson, Conn.,
Aug. 3, 1838; d. Baton Rouge. La., July 6, 1863.
JOHNSON, HENRY JAMES. Consulting engineer. Providence. R. I.; deceased.
JOHNSON, RHODOLPHUS HENRY. U. S. military service 1862; resident, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
JONES, GEORGE SENECA, A.B., Harvard University 1863; teacher and writer
on scientific subjects; d. Philadelphia, Pa., March, 1903.
KEITH, HERBERT FISHER. Civil engmeer; address, Mt. Washington, Mass.
KING. FREDERIC AUGUSTUS. Merchant; b. 1844; d. Providence, R. I.,
March 22, 1888.
KNIGHT, ORRAY TAFT. Clerk TaftviUe, Conn.; d. 1899.
LEAVITT, EDWARD CHALMERS. Artist; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 20, 1904.
LITCHFIELD, GEORGE ALLEN. Journalist; address, c/o Boston Times, 46
Comhill, Boston, Mass.
LIVESEY, MILTON. With Providence Gas Company; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 6,
1843; d. Providence, Aug. 6, 1902.
LOVE, ROGER WILLIAMS. U. S. military service 1862-65; deceased.
466 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1863
MACLAREN, ROBERT FORREST, A.B., Union CoUege 1864; A.M. 1867; D.D.
1881. Presbyterian minister; address, 1313 Garfield Ave., South Pasadena, Cal.
MORRILL, SHADRACH GATE, M.D.; d. Concord, N. H., Oct. 9, 1904.
PEGKHAM, ALEXANDER. U. S. military service 1862; address. 33 Kay St.,
Newport, R. I.
PELL, DUNGAN ARCHIBALD. U. S. military service 1861-65; Z. *.; d. New
York, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1874.
POTTER, GEORGE WASHINGTON; from Providence, R. I.
PRATT, ENOCH; b. Lawrence, Mass., 1842; d. Lawrence, Nov. 6, 1869.
REED, EDWIN SANBORN; from Uxbridge, Mass.
RICE, JOHN MINOT. Professor, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Ind.; b. North-
boro, Mass., March 13, 1832; d. Northboro, March 2, 1901.
ROGERS, JOHN AUGUSTUS; from Newburgh, N. Y.
SALISBURY, LEVI EDDY. Woolen merchant; address, 160 Smith St., Providence,
R. L
SANDERS, NATHANIEL THOMAS. U. S. military service 1862; b. Warren, R. I.,
April 2, 1838; d. Washington, D. C., Aug. 13, 1885.
SCOTT, LIVINGSTON. U. S. military service 1862, 1863-65; lawyer; d. March 11,
1909.
THOMAS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN; from Boston, Mass.; d. 1861.
THOMAS, DENISON; from Erie, Penn.
THORPE, DAVID FRANKLIN; from Providence, R. I.; d. March 24, 1909.
TRAPHAGEN, HENRY. Lawyer; address, 76 Montgomery St., Jersey City, N. J.
1864
ALDRICH, EDWARD SHERMAN. Merchant; address, 34 Barnes St., Providence,
R. L
AVERY, WILLIAM BAILEY. U. S. military service 1861; U. S. naval service
1861-65; member Miss. legislature five years; private secretary to governor of Miss.,
1875-76; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 10, 1840; d. Bayside, R. I., July 19, 1894.
BISHOP, THOMAS BENTON. Lawyer; d. San Francisco, Cal., 1906.
CARPENTER, HORACE FRANCIS. Gold and silver refiner, retired; address.
1766 Broad St., Edgewood, R. I.
CHILDS, CHARLES THEODORE; from Thompson, Conn.; d. 1861.
CHOATE, HORACE; from Newburyport. Mass.
DEACON, EDWARD PARKER. U. S. military service 1862-66, captain; brevet
lieutenant-colonel; Z. *.; d. Waverly, Mass., July 6, 1901.
EATON, CHARLES FREDERICK. Artist, Santa Barbara, Cal; address, Risco
Rivo, El Montecito, Cal.
GALLUP, SIMEON. U. S. military service 1861-64; bookkeeper; d. June 21, 1910.
GREENE, WILLIAM MONTGOMERY; from Providence, R. I.; b. May 10, 1840;
d. May 21, 1878.
HARRINGTON, CHARLES LOUIS. U. S. military service 1862; b. Beverly, Mass..
July 12, 1843; d. near Lafayette, Tenn., June 25, 1862.
HOOD, WENDELL PHILLIPS. U. S. military service 1862; from Danvers, Mass.
HOLMES, DAVID ALFRED. U. S. military service 1861-63; from Providence, R. I.
JENCKS, EPHRAIM HENRY. U. S. military service 1861; chemist; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., May 24, 1840; d. June 17, 1889.
JONES, BENJAMIN DUNN. U. S. militeiy service 1862; from Providence, R. I.
JUDSON, HENRY HALL; from Providence, R. I.
LAMSON, BBENEZER EASTBURN. Cotton manufacturer Windsor, Vt.
LAWRENCE, EDWARD NEWBOLD. Tobacco manufacturer; b. New York,
N. Y., April 8, 1840; d. Funchal, Madeira, Dec. 8, 1866.
1864 NON-GRADUATES 467
LOVE, HORACE WARREN. U. S. military service 1862-63; deceased.
MEGGETT, MATTHEW McARTHUR. b. Chicopee Falls. Mass.. July 24, 1836;
d. Fort Pennsylvania, Aug. 18, 1862.
MONROE, JOHN ALBERT. U. S. miUtary service 1861-64; civil engineer; b.
Swanzey, Mass., Oct. 25, 1836; d. Providence, R. I., Aug., 1891.
PEIRCE, CHARLES EDWIN DAWSON. Cotton broker; b. Providence, R. I.,
June 4, 1841; d. Providence, Sept. 29, 1906.
PEIRCE, FENELON ATWELL. Manufacturing jeweler; address, 55 South St.,
Moriistown, N. J.
SANBORN, MATTSON CALEB. U. S. military service 1862-65; from South Ber-
wick, Me.
SANGER, EUGENE. U. S. military service 1862-63; b. Waltham, Mass., Nov. 6,
1842; d. Fort Bisland, La., April 14, 1863.
SHURTLEFF, ADONIRAM JUDSON. Dentist; b. Hanson, Mass., Aug. 19, 1841;
d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 26, 1885.
SMITH, THOMAS DELAP. U. S. military service 1861-65; from Boston, Mass.
TUCKER, CHARLES RUSSELL. Soap manufacturer; b. New Bedford, Mass..
Aug. 19, 1844; New Bedford, Feb. 11, 1891.
WALKER, LOUIS ORMSBEE. U. S. military service 1862; b. Seekonk, Mass.,
May 11, 1837; d. East Providence, R. I., Oct. 10, 1908.
WATERMAN, GEORGE ROWLAND. Merchant, Lawrence, Mass.
1865
ANGELL, DANIEL; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1835; d. Providence, Sept. 1, 1870.
APPLETON, GEORGE HENRY. Pharmacist; b. HaverhiU, Mass., Dec. 1, 1844;
d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 8, 1892.
CORBIN, CHARLES MASON. U. S. military service 1862; resident. Union, Conn.
DAVIS, WILLIAM, M.D., Penn. Medical University 1864. U. S. military service
1862; U. S. naval service; physician; deceased.
DINGWELL, JAMES, A.B., Amherst College 1872. U. S. military service 1862-63;
Congregational minister; resident of Longmont, Colo.
HANMER, ALFRED FRANCIS; b. Hartford, Conn., 1849; d. April 28, 1864.
HERRICK, GEORGE LUCIUS. Merchant, banker and broker; author and anti-
quarian, London, 1881-1901; b. Burlington, Vt., May 24, 1842; d. London, England,
July 18, 1901.
HODGATE, JOHN MATHIAS. With New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R.,
Boston, Mass.
LEONARD, FRANCIS JACOB. U. S. military service 1863-65; merchant; b.
Stafford, Conn., Aug. 12, 1838; d. Rockford, HI., July 4, 1912.
LYMAN, DANIEL WANTON; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1844; Providence,
Dec. 19, 1886.
MELLOR, GODFREY K.; from Woonsocket, R. I.
MUMFORD, EUCLID AUGUSTUS; from Coventry, R. I., deceased.
READ, GEORGE EDWARD; from Pawtucket, R. I.
SANDERSON, ALONZO. City missionary; address, Lynn. Mass.
SMITH, JOB RANDALL; from Manchester, N. H.; d. 1863.
SMITH, WELCOME ALVAH. U. S. miUtary service 1862-63; grocer Norwich,
Conn.; address, 156 Main St., Norwich, Conn.
STEERE, HEBRON HORTON. U. S. military service 1863-65; from North Provi-
dence, R. I.
WALKER, LEVI CAREY. U. S. miliUry service 1862; b. Hartford, Conn., Oct. 30,
1840; d. New London, Conn., Feb. 23, 1865.
WATERMAN, RUFUS. U. S. naval service; U. S. consul Dublin, 1902-04; b.
Providence, R. I., Oct. 29, 1844; d. Dublin, Ireland, Aug. 19, 1904.
468 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
WHIPPLE, FREDERICK WILLARD. Member R. I. house of representatives
1869-71; address, Mapleville, R. I.
WHITE, CHARLES FREDERIC; from Middleboro, Mass.; deceased.
WIGGIN, OLIVER CHASE, M.D., Harvard University 1866. Physician, Providence,
R. I.; b. Meredith, N. H., May 3, 1839; d. St. Augustine, Fla., Feb. 3, 1903.
WITTER, WILLIAM CLITUS, A.B., Yale College 1865; LL.B. Columbia College
1865. U. S. military service 1862; lawyer; farmer; A. A.*.; b. Willimantic, Conn.,
Nov. 13, 1842; d. New York, N. Y., March m, 1914.
1866
BRAY, CHARLES DURLIN, A.M. honorary 1873.
BRAYTON, ELLERY METCALF, LL.B. Harvard University 1866. Lawyer Co-
lumbia, S. C; member S. C. legislature 1874-76; planter.
CORLISS, GEORGE FROST; address, 4 Jardin du Roi, Nice, France.
DOCKRAY, FREDERIC AUGUSTUS. U. S. military service 186i8; from Provi-
dence, R. I.; deceased.
FISHER, GEORGE, A.M., Amherst College 1890. Episcopal clergyman; address.
Woods Hole, Mass.
FISKE, EDWIN BROWN. U. S. military service 1862; from Bloomington, 111.
FOSTER, HERVEY ARMINGTON. U. S. military service 1861; insurance agent;
Z. *.; b. 1844; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 26, 1871.
FOSTER, WALTER SMITH; address, 59 George St., Providence, R. I.
GARCIA, DOMINGO; from Havana, Cuba.
GRIFFIN, LOUIS PHILLIPPE; from Charlestown, R. I.
HARDING, THOMAS ROGERS; from East Lyme, Conn.
HUNT, DAVID, A.M. honorary 1875.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM GREENE: from North Kingstown, R. I.
NICHOLS, AURIN BUGBEE. Civil engineer; assistant engineer and resident
engineer Isthmian canal commission; address, 3207 Summer St., Philadelphia, Penn.
OKIE, HOWARD, M.D. Physician; b. Providence, R. I., May 12, 1846; d. Boston,
Mass. Oct. 29 1902.
PARKER, WILLIAM BRISBANE; from Carlisle, Penn.
PRATT, JOHN TORREY; from Providence, R. I.
RICHARDSON, DAVID HAINES COLLINS; from Valley FaUs, R. I.
SEARS, ROBERT DAVIS. Lieutenant U. S. army.
VINTON, FREDERICK ARNOLD. M.D., University of Vermont 1875. Physician
and surgeon; X. $.; address, 93 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
1867
ANTHONY, WALTER EUGENE, M.D., University, City of New York 1867. Physi-
cian; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 12, 1847; d. Providence, Oct. 7, 1897.
ARNOLD, ALBERT ALLIN. Clerk; A. A. *.;. from Westboro, Mass.; d. Cranston,
R. I., Feb. 11, 1882.
BABCOCK, JOHN JACOB; address, Ashaway, R. I.
BLODGET, WALTER; b. Providence, R. I., April 24, 1846; d. Providence, March,
1892.
BOSWORTH, ALFRED. Lawyer; Z. *.; b. Warren, R. L, Aug. 25, 1845; d.
Warren, May 4, 1872.
BROWN, JAMES PECK. U. S. military service 1862, 1864-65; b. Rehoboth, Mass.,
Nov. 4, 1844; d. Donaldson, La., Aug. 23, 1865.
BRUNER. PRESTON MARTIN; from Allentown, Penn.
CADY, WALTER HUTCHINS; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1845; d. Providence.
Dec. 12, 1870.
1867 NON-GRADUATES 469
CARPENTER, FREDERICK BENONI, M.D., Harvard University 1868. Physi-
cian; b. Pawtucket, R. I., June 18, 1846; d. East Providence, R. I., Nov., 1893.
CONGDON, HORACE LINCOLN. Publisher; retired; address, Englewood, N. J.
DAVIS, CHARLES CARPENTER. Druggist; address, Walpole, N. H.
DUNCAN, GEORGE WELLS; A. A.*.; b. HaverhiU, Mass., Jan. 3, 1845; d. Rome,
Italy, Feb. U, 1884.
DURFEE, EDGAR GREENE. Treasurer; A. A. *.; address, 29 Keene St,. Provi-
dence, R. I.
EDMONDS, JOHN GORTON; from Providence, R. I.
GOFF, FRANCIS SHUBAEL. Travelling salesman; A. A. *.; resident of Provi-
dence, R. I.
GRANGER, JAMES NATHANIEL. U. S. miliUry service 1864-66; from Provi-
dence, R. I.; d. Oct. 28, 1897.
GRINNELL, RICHARD WILLIAMS. Vice president Providence Steam and Gas
Pipe Company; b. New Bedford, Mass., Jan. 10, 1846; d. New Bedford, Dec. 23,
1900.
HARMOUNT, WILLIAM ROBERT; from New Haven, Conn.
KEMMERER, WILLIAM HENRY; from Allentown, Penn.
NEFF, JAMES MOORE WAYNE. Manufacturer; b. Cincinnati, O., April 7, 1847;
d. New York, N. Y., June, 1903.
NORTON, WILLIAM; from Bangor, Me.; d. 1864.
POPE, WILLIAM GREENLEAF ELIOT, A.B., Amherst CoUege 1868. Book agent.
POTTER, PHILIP. Real estate business; address, 445 National Bank Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
POUND, JOHN EVREMOND. U. S. military service Civil war; lawyer; member
N. Y. legislature 1871 ; assistant U. S. attorney; mayor Lockport, N. Y., two years;
chancellor of diocese of Western New York; b. Lockport, N. Y., Aug. 23, 1843; d.
Lockport, April 21, 1904.
REYNOLDS, JOHN ALEXANDER; from Providence, R. I.; d. 1866.
TOMPKINS, FRANK EDWARD. In business Jersey City; b. New York, N. Y.,
June 17, 1846; d. Jersey City, N. J., March 23, 1869.
1868
ALLEN, SYLVESTER. Accountant; address, 26 Brighton St., Providence, R. I.
BACKUS, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B., Yale College 1870. Journalist; address, 49
Main St., Danielson, Conn.
BENNETT, WILLIAM HENRY, A.M. honorary 1884; A. A. *.
BUCKLIN, WILLIAM TALLMAN. Conmiercial traveller; resident. Providence,
R. L
CASE, PHILIP; address, 4 Broadway, Providence, R. I.
DbWOLF, FRANCIS LeBARON. Clerk; from Bristol, R. I.; b. 1848; d. at sea,
June 19, 1877.
FITCH, LAFAYETTE; from Columbia, Conn.
HILL, HENRY RANDALL. Farmer; address, North Providence, R. I.
HOTCHKISS, ARTHUR ETHELBERT. Inventor and model maker, New York,
N. Y.
HOYT, WILLIAM EDWIN, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1868. Civil en-
gineer; address, 60 Westminister Road, Rochester, N. Y.
JONES, EDWARD SIMMONS. Lithographer; b. Woonsocket, R. I., Aug. 24, 1846;
d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 15, 1909.
KNOWLES, JOHN COURTLAND. Jeweler; b. Providence. R. L, Feb. 18. 1847;
d. Feb. 21, 1894.
LEWIS, JOHN DEXTER. Merchant and manufacturer; Z. *.; address, 134 Brown
St., Providence, R. I.
470 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1868
MEAD, MARSHALL BRADLEY. Banker; address. Providence, R. I.
RICHARDS, GEORGE HUMPHREY. Jeweler; from Keene, N. H.; deceased.
ROBINSON, HENRY HOLBROOK, Ju.D., University of Heidelburg 1869. Lawyer;
b. Cumberland, R. I., 1847; d. Woonsocket, R. L, Jan. 4, 1882.
STAPLES, CHARLES. Lawyer; b. Providence, R. I., May 31, 1848; d. Providence,
June 1, 1899.
WATERS, TIMOTHY LEEDS. Piano manufacturer; d. 1908.
WILLIAMS, ORIN MERWIN, A.B., Yale University 1869; from Mystic, Conn.;
d. 1876.
1869 .
AINSWORTH, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS. Druggist; d. July 6, 1906.
BAKER, OSGOOD CARNEY; A. A. *.; b. 1847; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 21,
1867.
BUTTERWORTH, JAMES CHACE. With Butterworth and Company, dealers in
tailors' supplies; address, 284 Butler Exchange, Providence, R. I.
CLARK, JOHN BATES, A.B., Amherst College 1872; A.M. 1877; Ph.D. 1890;
LL.D. 1897; College of N. J. 1896. College professor; address, Columbia University,
New York, N. Y.
DUDLEY, WILLIAM ALDRICH, A.B., Amherst College 1870. Farmer; city
auditor; d. Feb. 25, 1909.
DYER, GABRIEL BERNON; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 14, 1847; d. Providence,
Oct. 23, 1902.
FLETCHER, ALBERT ELLIOTT; from Indianapolis, Ind.
GREENE, ALBERT ROWLAND^ A.B., Cornell University 1870; LL.B. University
of Michigan 1871. U. S. military service 1862-64; lawyer; member R. I. house of
representatives several terms; b. Apponaug, R. I., March 3, 1844; d. Jan. 28, 1901.
HODGES, CHARLES HENRY; from Brooklyn, N. Y.
JONES, WILLIAM OGDEN; from Chicago, lU.; deceased.
KIMBALL, WILLIAM EUGENE. Lawyer; b. South Scituate, R. L; d. New York,
N. Y., May 29, 1899.
KINGSLEY, EDWIN ABIJAH, A.B., Union College 1869. Lawyer; from Burnt
Hills, N. Y.; d. Syracuse, N. Y., 1882.
LINFIELD, AUGUSTUS. Baptist minister; from Randolph, Mass.; d. Somerville,
Mass., May 5, 1872.
LOCKE, JOHN FRANCIS; from Watertown, Mass.
MASON, EARL PHILIP. Manufacturer; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 26, 1848; d.
San Antonio, Tex., March 17, 1901.
MAURAN, CLINTON; b. 1848; d. Providence, R. I., March 21, 1886.
PERRY, LEMUEL GROSVENOR; Z. *.; b. Pomfret, Conn., Aug. 11, 1848; d.
Providence, R. I., July 12, 1867.
POTTER, WALLACE WINFIELD, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical CoUege 1871.
Physician; address, Spokane, Wash.
SOUTHWICK, ROYAL KEITH; from Providtence, R. I.
TYTUS, JOHN BUTLER; from Middletown, O.; d. Nov. 18, 1893.
1870
BAKER, JOHN EDWIN. Resident, New York, N. Y.
BARNARD, LOUIS AMELIUS. Insurance agent; b. Fall River, Mass., May 31,
184S; d. Fall River, March 10, 1872.
BEEDE, CHARLES GOULD. Author; b. Newport, R. L, Oct. 27, 1843; d. Oct. 7,
1906.
BOWKER, CHARLES HENRY. With American Steel Wire Company; address, 3
Harvard Place, Worcester, Mass.
1870 NON-GRADUATES 471
BROWN. GEORGE COLE. U.S. army; from Rfihoboth, Miss.
CHACE. EDWARD. Cotton manufacturer; b. Valley Falls, R. I., March 17, 1849;
d. Valley Falls, April iS. 1871.
CHASE, JAMES BROWN THORNTON. U. S. military service Civil war; address,
405 Exchange Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
DROWN, WILLARD BURR; b. Warren, R. I., Feb. 10, 1845; d. Warren, Aug. 22,
1867.
PARRINGTON, WILLIAM HOWARD, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical CoUege
1873. Physician; address, 220 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
FRENCH, EDWIN DAVIS. Art-engraver and maker of book plates; b. Attleboro,
Mass., Jan. 19, 1851; d. Dec. 8, 1906.
GRANGER, EDWARD VAUGHAN, M.D.. CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Coliunbia College, 1873. Physician; address, Pascoag, R. I.
GRANGER, WILLIAM DAVIS, A.B., Williams CoUege 1869; M.D. BeUevue Hos-
pital Medical CoUege 1879. Physician; address, BronyviUe, N. Y.
GREENE, HENRY FRANKLIN; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 9, 1850; d.
Dec. 27, 1867.
HASKELL, WILLIAM WALLACE. Insurance agent; address, 607 Gould BuUding,
Atlanta, Ga.
HULL, JOHN MASON. MiU contractor and manufacturer; b. FaU River, Mass.,
July 16, 1846; d. Manchester, N. H., Dec. 8, 1880.
LIBBEY, SAMUEL PRAY; from Great FaUs, N. H.
LINSLEY, HARVEY. Graduated Crozer Theological Semmary 1871; Baptist
minister; address, Pomona, Cal.
MATTESON, ALBERT HENRY. Chemist; address, Washington, R. I.
METCALF, ROBERT BROWN. Coal merchant. Providence, R. L
MOORE, CHARLES EDWARD. Teacher; address, 144 W. 86th St., New York,
N.Y.
MORROW, SAMUEL ROSEBURGH, A.B., Yale CoUege 1870; A.M. 1874; M.D.,
Columbia CoUege 1878; college professor; A. A. $.; address, 293 So. Hawk St.,
Albany. N. Y.
MUNGEB, LEWIS. U. S. military service 1862-65; Baptist minister; deceased.
NOYES, ISAAC PITMAN. U. S. military service 1862-65; clerk library division,
surgeon-general's office, U. S. war department. Washington, D. C; address unknown.
PITMAN, STEPHEN MINOT, Ph.B., Tufts CoUege 1869; M.E., Harvard University
1876. Mining engineer; address, 97 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
RICHARDSON, JOSIAH FRANCIS; from Boston, Mass.
SMITH, WILLIAM DbFOREST; from Woonsocket, R. I.
STEERE, ROBERT WING; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 22, 1847; d. Flushing, N. Y.,
Oct. 17. 1880.
TAYLOR, HENRY TRACY; b. 1860; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 28, 1869.
TERRY, ERASTUS GUNN; from FaU River, Mass.
1871
BILLINGS, HARTFORD. Stock-broker; b. Providence, R. I., 1849; d. Providence,
Feb. 2, 1912.
BOYNTON, GEORGE EDMUND. Manufacturer; b. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 13,
1849; d. Bristol, R. I., June 17, 1899.
BROWNELL, SETH HUNT. Merchant; b. Providence, R. I., May 24. 1849; d.
Raton, N. Mex., May 22, 1892.
BROWNELL, STEPHEN FISH; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1851; d. Providence.
R. I., June 13, 1878.
CHILD, HORACE WALTER. Rubber Manufacturing Co.; address, 122 New-
bxiry St., Boston, Mass.
472 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1871
COLBURN, JUSTIN EDWARDS. Journalist; U. S. consul Mexico, Mex., untU
1878; b. Nashua, N. H., March 30, 1845; d. Mexico, Mex., Dec. 2, 1878.
COLBY, NATHANIEL LORD. Baptist minister; address, 307 Hanover St., Man-
chester, N. H.
COOK, EDWARD HERBERT; from North Blackstone, R. I.
DORRANCE, COURTLAND BURGESS; address, 807 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
DOUGLAS, CHARLES HENRY, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College 1876.
Physician; address, 137 So. Mariposa Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
EARLE, WALTER UPDIKE; from Providence, R. I.
GREENE, WALTER MONTGOMERY; b. Providence, R. I., June 22, 1850; d.
Providence, Feb. 6, 1886.
HARDON, VIRGIL ORVIN, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College 1874. Physi-
cian, Atlanta, Ga.
LYON, APPLETON PARKS, A.B., Amherst College 1870; A.M. Teacher, New
York, N. Y.
METCALF, WILLIAM PENN. Real estate and insurance business; address, 321
W. Gold Ave., Albuquerque, N. Mex.
ROBINSON, HARVEY PHILLIPS; from Providence, R. I.
ROBINSON, STEPHEN HENRY, S. T. B. Yale University. 1874; address. Dun-
barton, N. H.
SAWYER, AUGUSTUS EBEN; address, Jacksonville, Fla.
STANLEY, GEORGE HENRY; from Slatersville, R. I.
TUCKER, JOHN HYRME. With Providence Telephone Company; Z. *.; address.
Care Providence Telephone Company, Providence, R. I.
WATERMAN, WILLIAM HENRY; address. New Bedford, Mass.
1872
BIRD, FRANCIS WILLIAM. Paper manufacturer; b. East Walpole, Mass., 1851;
d. East Walpole, July 10, 1874.
BURRINGTON, WILLIAM BRADFORD; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
DUANE, LOUIS. Clerk U. S. treasury department, Washington, D. C; d. Oct. 4,
1916.
OILMAN, DANIEL. Manufacturer; address, 14 Pine St., Exeter, N. H.
HORTON, EDWARD ANTHONY; from Providence, R. I.
HULL, WILLIAM BIRD, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia Col-
lege, 1873.
KENYON, LEWIS PERRY; b. 1852; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 26, 1871.
KING, FLOREN; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
MORSE, ALBERT STEPHEN; from Greenville, El.
PAISLEY, WILLIAM; from North Providence, R. I.
PARKER. ROBERT CLINTON; b. about 18S0; d. Dodgeville, R. I.. Jan. 22, 1893.
POTTER, CHARLES; from Newport, R. I.; killed by Mexican bandits, near
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
RICHMOND, HOWARD. Cotton manufacturer; b. Providence, R. I., April IS.
1850; d. Providence, Nov. 3, 1907.
SMITH, WILLIAM TOWNSEND. Gold refiner; Providence, R. I.
STODDARD, JOHN B.; from Barrington, R. I.
STONE, HOWARD WINSOR. Mill superintendent; b. Smithfield, R. I., Feb. 28,
1849; d. East Greenwich, R. I., Nov. 24, 1911.
TAFT, JOHN OTIS; from Providence, R. I.
VAUGHAN, HENRY WHEATON. Chemist; b. Providence, R. I.; deceased.
1873 NON-GRADUATES 473
1873
ANDREWS, CLARENCE CARROL. Merchant; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 10,
1852; d. Providence, June 2, 1904.
BRADBURY, FREDERICK WHITTIER, M.D. Physician; Pinehurst, N. C;
Providence, R. I.
BRIGGS, GEORGE. Manufacturer of jewelers' supplies; address, 491 Angell St.,
Providence, R. I.
BROWNELL, LEONARD TUTTLE; b. Le Roy, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1849; d. Caledonia,
N. Y., July 31, 1873.
CORTHELL, JAMES ROLAND. Time keeper; address, 14 Hamilton St., Read-
ville, Mass.
DABOLL, WILLIAM SMITH; resident Providence, R. I.; d. Aug. 22, 1892.
GOWER, FREDERICK ALLEN. Telephone inventor and seronaut; b. Sedgwick,
Me., July 25, 1851; lost in balloon ascension from Cherbourg, France, July 18, 1885.
GOWER, GEORGE LEWIS. Lawyer; address, P. O. Box, 1116, Tacoma, Wash.
INGRAHAM, EUGENE LEWIS; d. Pawtucket, July 26, 1871.
INGRAHAM, HOWARD WALTER. Architect; Providence, R. I.; deceased.
KENYON, HENRY BENJAMIN, M.D. Physician; from Richmond, R. I.; d.
Townshend, Vt., Nov. 9, 1892.
KING, JEROME ALLEN. Manufacturer; address, New Brighton, L. I., N. Y.
LILLIBRIDGE, EDWARD HOXIE; from Richmond, R. I.
LOW, WILLIAM HENRY; b. Providence, R. I., May 5, 1850; d. Providence,
Sept. 8, 1895.
LUTHER, EDGAR HOWARD. Journalist; from Worcester, Mass.; d. Worcester,
Jan. 2, 1881.
MASON, DANIEL HAYDEN; address, Brattleboro Retreat, Brattleboro, Vt.
MEAD, JOHN ROSS EMMES. Clerk; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 13, 1852; d.
Providence, July 1, 1887.
METCALF, JOHN HENRY. Clerk; from Providence, R. I.; d. Providence, R. I.,
Oct. 30, 1875.
NEWHALL, WALTER; from Newburyport, Mass.; d. Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 14.
1872.
PEARSE, ERASTUS ARTHUR; from Athol. Mass.
PRATT, CHARLES TILLINGHAST. Real estate agent; address, 53 Vernon St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
RAYMOND, GEORGE THERON. Baptist minister; A. T.; address, Owanita, Fla.
SALISBURY, CHARLES MERRICK. Lawyer; address, 19 CoUege St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SEAMAN, CHARLES JOHN, A.B., Denison University 1871. Insurance business;
A. A. *.; address, 31 Knowles Ave., East Cleveland, O.
SMITH, ALFRED MANSFIELD. Manufacturer; d. North Grafton, Mass.,
March 29, 1882.
TALBOT, EDWARD EVERETT; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 27, 1853; d. Provi-
dence, Nov. 5, 1872.
1874
ALLEN, HENRY CROCKER. Manufacturer; from Providence, R. I.; d. 1889.
BENTON, EDWARD ASA RAYMOND, A.B., Harvard University 1876; Ph.D.
1878; Sc.B. Mass. Institute of Technology 1885. Architect, Boston, Mass.
BLANDING, WILLIAM OLIVER. Wholesale druggist; 6. A. X.; address, P. O.
Box 1153, Providence, R. I.
CAD WELL, CHARLES ADOLPHUS. Funeral director; S. *.; address, 82 Maple-
dell St., Springfield, Mass.
474 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1874
CORNETT, HENRY; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 28, 1852; d. Providence,
April 3, 1880.
GALLUP, SAMUEL CHESEBROUGH. Lawyer; b. Mystic, Conn., Sept. 26,
1850; d. Jan. 19, 1896.
GARLAND, ALBERT KIMBALL; from Dover, N. H.; deceased.
HIDDEN, WALTER; address, 50 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
HURD, WILLIAM LAMBERT. Manufactm'er; A. A. *.; address, 7209 Penn.
Ave., Pittsburgh, Penn.
KING, WILLIAM HOWARD, M.D., BeUevue Hospital Medical College. Physician;
from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
McCOBB, HENRY. Flour and grain dealer; ■*. T.; address, Newtonville, Mass.
MASON, ARTHUR LIVINGSTON. Corporation president and treasurer; *. T.;
address, Halidon Hall, Halidon Hill, Newport, R. I.
MAURAN, FREDERICK LAWRENCE. Merchant; b. Providence, R. I., May
3, 1854; d. Providence, June 23, 1882.
MENDENHALL, ISAIAH BARTON; from Bloomsburg, Penn.
MOORE, LORENZO BYRON; from Sago, W. Va.
MURPHY, THOMAS FRANCIS; address, 306 Public St., Providence, R. I.
PAINE, CHARLES ADAMS; address, Eastport, Me.
PIERCE, HIRAM CHASE. Real estate broker; address, 106 King Philip St.,
Providence, R. I.
PIKE, JAMES EDWARD. Dyer and finisher; Niantic, R. I.; deceased.
PRENTICE, ARTHUR; from Mystic River, Conn.
REEBY, WILLIAM HENRY, D.B., Harvard University 1876. Journalist; address,
83 Congress St., Milford, Mass.
SAYLES, PHILIP ALLEN; Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., June 7, 1862; d. New
York, N. Y.
SCOTT, FREDERICK. Medical student; b. Worcester, Mass.; d. South Dakota.
SLATER, JOHN WHIPPLE. Manufacturer; Z. *.; address, SlatersviUe, R. I.
STONE, DANIEL CLARK; from Providence, R. I.
TREADWAY. HENRY GORHAM; from Providence, R. I.
TUCKER, IRVINQ WAITE. Advertising solicitor, San Francisco, Cal.
WALKER, WILLARD SMITH; address, 148 Pocasset Ave., Ohieyville, R. I.
WHITNEY, ALFRED BROWN. U. S. mUitary service 1863-65; Baptist minister;
address, 311 East Tipton St., Huntington, Ind.
WILBUR, JOHN; from Westerly, R. I.
1875
ASHMORE, FRANK SANDERSON. Baptist minister; b. Bangkok, Siam, Dec. 21.
1853; d. St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 6, 1884.
BRENNAN, JOHN MARTIN. Lawyer; member R. I. legislature 1888-90; b.
Providence, R. I., July 17, 1852; d. Providence, Feb. 19, 1905.
FRENCH, GEORGE THOMAS. Lawyer; member R. I. legislature, 1882-86;
Z. *.; b. Bristol, R. I., Dec. 14, 1850; d. Bristol, Nov. 19, 1885.
GALLUP, HOWARD, A.B. Columbia College 1876. Banker; b. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 4, 1854; d. Los Alamos, Cal., May 17, 1903.
GREENE, PERCIVAL BAILEY; A. A. *.; b. Providence, R. I., May 24, 1856;
d. Providence, Nov. 24, 1875.
JACKSON, WALTER RALEIGH; from Providence, R. I.
MUMFORD, URBANE BURRIS. Clergyman, Waterloo, Utah.
NOYES, CHARLES HENRY; b. Gardner, Mass., May 10, 1851.
PRATT, FRANK STOWE. Wholesale coal merchant, Boston, Mass.
1875 NON-GRADUATES 476
RAY, ROBERT CHARLES, A.B. Chicago University 1882. Baptist minister;
address. East Providence, R. I.
RYAN, TIMOTHY; resident Concord, N. H.
1876
BAHJEY, THOMAS BROWN. With American Bell Telephone Company, Boston,
Mass.; ^. T.; address, 125 Pinckney St., Boston, Mass.
BRADBURY, SAMUEL JOHNSON, M.D. Physician; 9. A. X.; address, Lyn-
brook. Long Island, N. Y.
BRUG, GEORGE ALIEN, M.D., Bowdoin CoUege 1875. Physician; b. New York,
N. Y., May 29, 1853; d. Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard, Mass., Nov. 12, 1911.
BURRITT, CHARLES HENRY. Lawyer; member Wyoming state legislature and
constitutional convention; mayor Buffalo; address unknown.
BUTMAN, CLARENCE ALTON. Merchant; X. *.; address, 228 Thurbers Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
CAREY, JOHN NEWMAN; address, 1250 North Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind.
GREENE, JOHN FRANK; resident Greensboro, N. C.
HATCH, FREDERICK ALBERT; from Providence, R. I.
KAUFFMAN, FRANK BACHE; from Hempfield, Penn.; d. Nov. 23, 1876.
KING, DAN OZRO, M.D., Bowdoin Medical College 1875. Physician; member
R. I. legislature, 1878-79; X. *.; address, 1303 Elmwood Ave., Auburn, R. I.
LINCOLN, ALLAN HEMAN; A. A. *.; d. Newton Centre, Feb. 5, 1873.
McAllister, WILLIAM.; from Lonsdale, R. I.
MATHEWSON, GEORGE HENRY; b. Coventry, R. I., April 24, 1850; d. Coven-
try, Nov. 19, 1873.
SHORES, ERWIN ISAAC, M.D. Physician; deceased.
TABER, FREDERIC. Manufacturer; address. New Bedford, Mass.
URNER, LOUIS GRUBE; from Setzler's Store, Penn.; d. Nov. 9, 1887.
WILBUR, ROSWELL EVERETT; from Somerset, Mass.; A. A. *.; d. Sept.;20,
1876.
WOOD, PORTER LEMUEL. Lawyer; S. *.: address, Southbury, Conn.
1877
BALLOU, WALTER FRANCIS; b. PhUadelphia, Penn., Nov. 30, 1856; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Feb. 22, 1875.
GARDNER, GUY HUBBARD; from Winchester, Mass.
GREENE, HERBERT WHIPPLE; Z. *.; address, 36 PinelSt., Providence, R. I.
GRIFFIN, ARTHUR GEORGE, M.D., Harvard University 1883. Physician;
A. *.; address, 195 Pleasant St., Maiden, Mass.
HALL, WILLIAM CLIFTON; from Westerly, R. L; A. A. *.; d. Nov. 6, 1874.
JONES, EDWARD DAVIS. Stock broker; address. Riverside Drive and 72nd St.,
New York, N. Y.
PECK, CHARLES ROBERTS. Fire insurance agent; address, 110 South Fourth
St., Philadelphia, Penn.
SAU-AHBRAH, M.D., Jefferson College 1882. Lecturer; b. Quathah, Burmah, June
1850; d. Fairmont, W. Va., Sept. 3, 1908.
SNYDER, CLIFFORD. Flour manufacturer; A. T.; address, Freehold, N. J.
STINESS, WALTER RUSSELL. Lawyer; address, Cowesett, R. I.
WORTHINGTON, GEORGE. Author; *. T.; address. Old Bennington, Vt.
476 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1878
1878
ATWOOD, HENRY CLINTON. Manufacturer; b. 1856; d. Dec. 1913.
AUSTIN, GEORGE ALFRED. Real estate broker; A. T.; address, 168 Bridge St.,
Springfield, Mass.
BLODGETT, EDWARD WILKINSON, A.B., Yale University 1878. Lawyer;
address, Pawtucket, R. I.
BURNS, ALLEN FRANCIS; from Providence, R. I.
BURTON, THOMAS; from Providence, R. I.
BYRNE, JOHN WILLIAM; from Lonsdale, R. I.
CONGDON, GILBERT ARNOLD. Z. *.; b. Providence, R. I., Nov.. 25, 1867;
d. Dieppe, France, July 21, 1884.
CROSS, JOHN ALEXANDER. Banker; manager Manufacturers Commercial
Company; A. A. *.; address, 36 Stimson Ave., Providence, R. I.
HASTINGS, CHARLES WILLIAM. Grocer; postmaster; address, Agawam, Mass.
HEATH, ALFRED BROWN, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia
College 1878. Physician Boston, Mass.
MATHEWSON, ARNOLD BUCKLIN. Resident, Medway, Mass.
METCALF, CHARLES ALBERT; Z. *.; d. 1901.
MORGAN, FRANK B.; b. 1853; d. Providence, R. I., April 13, 1888.
PARROTT, JAMES BARNEY; from Darlington, S. C.
RANDOLPH, RICHARD KIDDER; from Blackstone, Mass.
ROBINSON, OILMAN PARKER. M.D. Physician; d. Atlanta, Ga., May 26, 1902.
SAYLES, WILLIAM CLARK; Z. *.; b. North Providence, R. I., Oct. 12, 1855;
d. North Providence, Feb. 13, 1876.
SHEARMAN, HENRY CLIFTON. Inventor, merchant Providence, R. I.; address,
Wallum Pond, R. I.
SHEDD, CHARLES ELMER. Civil engineer; b. Waltham, Mass., Aug. 4, 1867;
d. Wickford, R. I., May 19, 1892.
TAFT, CYRUS. Town treasurer Cumberland, R. I., 1891-; Z. *.; address. Dexter
St., Lonsdale, R. I.
TRUE, ABBOTT FISKE; from Antrim, N. H.; deceased.
WHEELER. SAMUEL NELSON, A.B., Boston University, 1879; died on Long
Island, Feb. 1896.
WINSLOW, CHARLES HOWARD. Lawyer, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1879
BUCHANANNE, JAMES. Clergyman; from Charlestown, Mass.
CHASE, CHARLES FRANCIS. Civil engineer; address, 97 Waterman St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FARRILL, EDGAR THOMAS. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1882;
Congregational minister; address, 2713 Cedar St., Milwaukee, Wis.
FISKE, WALTER EDWARD; b. Holyokl. Mass., Nov. 8. 1865; d. Providence.
R. I.. Oct. 23, 1898.
FULLER, RUFUS CLINTON. Treasurer Fuller Iron Works; address, 79 Charles
Field St., Providence, R. I.
HERSEY, DAVID WILLIAM; b. Foxboro, Mass., Oct. 23, 1856; d. Foxboro,
June 4, 1878.
HOWE, HUBERT NELSON; from Westmmster, Mass.
HUBBARD, HENRY CALVIN; from West Killingly, Conn.; d. Nov. 11, 1877.
HUMES, FRANKLIN PIERCE; from Smithfield, R. I.; d. 187S.
MAXFIELD, WALTER TAYLOR; address, 140 Laura St., Providence, R. I.
PALMER, HARRY ROUND Y. Bank clerk. Providence. R. I.; deceased.
1879 NONGRADUATES 477
PIERCE, HERBERT LINCOLN. Farmer; address, Hamilton, R. I.
ROBINSON, WILLIAM EVERETT; from Middleboro, Mass.; d. 1877.
SWEET, GILBERT ALDRICH; from Smithfield, R. I.
TRIPP, HENRY OLNEY. Teacher, English High School, Providence, R. I.;
address, 85 Maplewood Ave., Arlington, R. I.
WALDO, CLARENCE HAVEN. Dealer in building materials, Boston, Mass.
1880
ANTHONY, GARDINER CHACE. Professor and Dean, Tufts CoUege; address.
Tufts College, Mass.
BAKER, GEORGE TAYLOR, D.D.S., Boston Dental College 1880. Dentist;
A. T. ; address, 419 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.
BECKWITH, TRUMAN. Cotton manufacturer; *. T.; address, 56 Waterman
St.; Providence, R. I.
BUFFUM, BENJAMIN. Superintendent Providence and Fall River Steamboat
Company; broker; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 20, 1860; d. Providence, Apr. 14, 1908.
CARPENTER, FRIEND PRESTON. In real estate business,; address, Foxboro,
Mass.
CLARKE, OLIVER PERRY; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
DEANE, SILAS WALKER; from Middleboro, Mass.; deceased.
FIELD, WALTER MASON; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
LANE, HENRY DOUGLAS. Student 1876-78. Assistant cashier Oskaloosa National
Bank; address, 637 North Market St., Oskaloosa, la.
MASON, FREDERIC ROBERT. President and treasurer The Robert D. Mason
Company; address, Pawtucket, R. I.
PERRY, GEORGE ELLWOOD. Station agent; address, Warwick Neck, R. I.
PUTNAM, SIDNEY; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 19, 1857; d. Providence, R. I.,
Aug. 3, 1883.
RICHARDS, HENRY GUSHING; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 4. 1858; d. Providence,
R. I., Jan. 23, 1877.
ROGERS, OWEN BISHOP; from Providence, R. I.; b. 1858; d. Providence, R. I.,
Dec. 21, 1878.
SMILEY, EDWARD ALBERT. Hotel proprietor; address, Minnewaska, N. Y.
SMITH, JAMES. Lawyer, New Bedford, Mass.
SMYTH, EUGENE LESLIE. Artist, Chicago, 111.; address, 203 Dearborn St.,
Chicago, 111.
STONE, GEORGE WEST; address, Fredericksburg, la.
URQUHART, JAMES WILSON; from Pawtucket, R. I.
WILSON, EDWARD B; address, Warren, Ohio.
1881
BAILEY, JOSEPH AYRAULT. Baptist minister 1881; address. North Dana, Mass.
CRANSTON, HENRY ALBERT. Clerk; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 30. 1860; d.
Providence, March 18, 1889.
CROCKER. EDWARD SAVAGE. Paper manufacturer; A. K. E.; address. Fitch-
burg, Mass.
DAY, ANTHONY BROWN. Clerk; address. 18 Bellevue Ave., Providence, R. I.
DEMPSEY, WILLIAM PATRICK. Treasurer and manager Dempsey Bleachery
and Dye Works; address. 331 North Main St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DYER. JOHN COTTRELL; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
KNOWLES, EDWARD RANDALL, A.B., Princeton University 1881; LL.D. and
Sc.D., Arkansas Normal CoUege 1901. Journalist and author; A. A. #.; address,
569 Reservoir Ave., West Elmwsod, R. I.
478 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1881
LEWIS, JAMES ALBERT. With H. L. Doherty & Co.; address, 60 WaU St., New
York, N. Y.
MACOMBER, ELLWOOD GASSETT. Mechanical expert and salesman; A. T.;
address, 16 Highland Ave., So. Braintree, Mass.
MILLIKIN, HERBERT SMITH. Real estate and insurance broker; address,
Block Island, R. I.
MOLLOY, JOSEPH HENRY; from Providence, R. L; deceased.
ROBINSON, WILLIAM GEORGE; from Providence, R. L
STICKNEY, WILLIAM DA VOL. Broker; address, 269 Newbuiy St., Boston, Mass.
STREETER, WILLIS HERMANN; address, Attleboro, Mass.
WEBSTER, ARTHUR MIDDLETON. B. 9. H.; b. Providence, R. L, Jan. 10,
1861; d. Providence, April 19, 1880.
1882
ANGEVINE, FRED CLARENCE; b. Townshend, Vt., Jan. 5, 1860; d. Poultney,
Vt., AprU 29, 1881.
BRAY, WILLIAM. Farmer; b. Swimming River, N. J., Oct. 26, 1858; d. Feb. 6,
1895.
CASWELL, CHARLES STDLLMAN. Merchant and agriculturist; B.G.H.; address,
East Douglas, Mass.
CLARK, HARRY CLINTON. With Providence Coal Company; address, 1362
Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
COBB, FRANK PORTER. Civil engineer; address, 332 Grove St., Chicopee Falls,
Mass.
ELLISON, DANIEL JAMES, D.D., Franklin College, 1897. Baptist minister;
address. Liberty, N. Y.
FOLLETT, ADIN ERASTUS; from Valley Falls, R. I.
GLEASON, OLIN FISK. Lawyer; address, 69 First St.. Pittsfield, Mass.
GOLDSBERRY, EDWARD BROOKE. Electrical engineer; address, 1437 No.
16th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
GROZIER, EDWIN ATKINS, Ph.B., Boston University, 1881. Editor and pub-
lisher Boston Post; address, 176 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
HARRIS, RICHMOND BULLOCK. Merchant; address, 210 Angell St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HAZARD, THOMAS GEORGE. Town and civil engineer; member R. I. house of
representatives, 1901-02; address, Narragansett Pier, R. I.
HOCK, ELIAS JOHN; from Philadelphia, Penn.
HULBERT, THOMAS HARLACH; from Middletown, Conn.
KINNEY, HARRY WINTROAD. Clerk Commercial Bank; A. A. *.; address,
Cincinnati, O.
LIPPITT, ROBERT LINCOLN. Manufacturer; b. Providence, R. I., March 22,
1860; d. Providence, June 26, 1910.
NICHOLSON, STEPHEN. Superintendent Nicholson File Company; b. Provi-
dence, R. I., Sept. 23, 1858; d. Providence, Tfune 29, 1898.
PERRY, OSCAR EDWARD; resident Rehoboth, Mass.
PHILLIPS, FREDERICK WINTHROP; b. Providence, R. I., July 10. 1861; d.
Providence, Nov. 25, 1895.
RICHMOND, PHILIP, A.B., Harvard University 1883. Manufacturer Providence,
R. I.; address, Spokane, Wash.
SEAGRAVE, EDWARD EVANS. Clergyman of the Roman Catholic Church;
address, 157 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
SEGAR, FRANCIS BRAYTON; b. Wyoming, R. I., 1859; d. Providence, R. I.,
May 24, 1879.
SWIFT, ARTHUR HATHAWAY. Merchant, New Bedford, Mass.
1882 NON-GRADUATES 479
TAYLOR, PAUL EDWARD; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
THOMAS, FREDERICK ALEXANDER. Clerk, Pawtucket, R. I.
TOWNSEND, HENRY ANTHONY. Traveling emigration agent Union|Pacific
Railroad Company; address, 80 Oak St., Portland, Ore.
VERNER, CLIFTON ALEXANDER. Merchant; d. Oct. 1906.
1883
BURDETT, WALTER VALENTINE. Manufacturer, Clinton, Mass.
BURNHAM, WALTER WILCUTT. Assessor of taxes Providence; A. K. E.;
address. City Hall, Providence, R. I.
CLEMENT, GEORGE HENRY. Clerk U. S. Treasury Department; A. K E ■
address, 1814 K. St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
COOK, LEWIS ADEN. Merchant; B. 9. H.; address, Greenfield, Mass.;
DENISON, MARION BURROWS. Accountant and member of firm of Cadwell
and Jones; B. 6. n.; address, 175 Kenyon St., Hartford, Conn.
LAMSON, HERBERT HUNTINGTON; from Windsor, Vt.
MASON, MARSHALL SILAS; from Heartwellville, Vt.; d. Heartwellville, Vt,.
Dec. 26, 1882.
MAY, EDWARD MORTIMER. Purchasing agent; A. K. E.; address, 110 Summit
Ave., Hackensack, N. Y.
MERRILL, LEAVITT KING, A.B., University of Mich. 1883. Publisher; address
2 West 45th St., New York, N. Y.
METCALF, RALPH, A.B., University of Mich. 1883. Manufacturer; address,
218 Yakima Ave., North; Tacoma, Wash.
MITCHELL, EUGENE POOR, M.D., Hahnemann Medical College 1885. Phy-
sician, Los Angeles, Cal.; d. 1893.
MOLLOY, WILLIAM ALOYSIUS; b. Providence, R. L, Jan. 23, 1861; d. Provi-
dence, Feb. 23, 1880.
NIGHTINGALE, HORATIO ROGERS. Merchant; address, 70 Mathewson St.,
Providence, R. I.
SLATER, HENRY BYRON; from Birmingham. Eng.
SMITH, GEORGE EDWARD, M.D. Physician Minneapolis, Minn.
STEERE, CHARLES ALLEN; address, Chepachet, R. I.
VAN METER, FRED; from Rome, Italy.
WHITE, WILLUM EDWARD; from Mihier, Ga.
WIGHTMAN, WALTER VALENTINE; from Taunton, Mass.
WILLETT, CHARLES WILLIAM. Lawyer; from Suffleld, Conn.
WILSON, CLARENCE EDGAR, Sc.B., Columbia University, 1886. Instructor
chemistry Brown University 1891-93, 1897-1901. Chemist; d. April 7, 1911.
WOOD, CHARLES BALDWIN, LL.B., Western University 1883. Lawyer Chicago.
111.; address, 5420 East End Ave., Chicago, 111.
1884
CONOVER, PETER SCHENCK. Resident Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
FARNSWORTH. CLAUDE JOSEPH. Lawyer; A. A. *.; b. Pawtucket. R. I.,
Dec. 15, 1862; d. Providence, R. I., March 28, 1912.
GAMMAGE, EDWIN CHARLES. Designer fancy worsteds; address. 124 Chapin
Ave., Providence, R. I.
GARDNER, GEORGE ELLERY. Postmaster Wickford, R. I.; b. Wickford,
1862; d. Wickford. May 17. 1913.
HAZARD, DANIEL LYMAN, A.B., Harvard University 1885. Computer, U. S.
Coast and Geodetic Survey; address, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Office,
Washington, D. C.
480 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1884
HENSON, PAUL. Clerk. Philadelphia, Penn.
HOLMES, AUGUSTUS LAWRENCE. Lawyer, Mebose, Mass.; address, 431
Lebanon St., Melrose, Mass.
HOWARD, ALBERT HARRIS. A. A. *.; address, 64 Victoria St., London, S. W.,
England.
JOHNSON, JAMES WAGER. Steel merchant; address, Spuyten Duyvil, New
York, N. Y.
KAMM, CHARLES TILTON. Superintendent Vancouver Transportation Com-
pany and Lewis River Transportation Company, Portland, Ore.; deceased.
LAMB, RICHARD. Civil, electrical and mining engineer; address, 136 Liberty St.,
New York, N. Y.
MANCHESTER, ALFRED EARLE; from Providence, R. I.
METCALF, MANTON BRADLEY. Merchant; X. *.; address, Orange, N. J.
MUNRO, WINTHROP MARSHALL; b. Bristol, R. L, Aug. 10, 1862; d. Bristol,
April 6, 1883.
NEWELL, MARSHALL AUGUSTUS. In real estate business; A. K. E.; address,
301 Merchants' Trust Bldg., Sixth and Washington Sts., Portland, Ore.
NICHOLS, GEORGE HAYWARD. M.D., New York University 1886. Physician;
address, 557 Cranston St., Providence, R. I.
SLATER, SAMUEL. Manufacturer; address, Webster, Mass.
TRASK, HARRY MARSTON; b. Morris, 111., March 6, 1861; d. Bridgeton, N. J.,
Sept. 20, 1905.
TRUE, HERBERT OSGOOD, M.D., Harvard University 1886. Physician and
surgeon; address unknown.
TUCK, EDWARD ARTHUR, A.B., Amherst College 1885. Baptist minister;
*. B. K.; e. A. X.; address, 26j^ South St., Concord, N. H.
VIALL, WILLIAM ANGELL. Chemist; college professor; with Brown & Sharp
ManufaictuHng Company; address, 10 Euclid Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHITE, ALLAN TEMPLE. A. A. *.; address, Winchendon, Mass.
WIGHTMAN, ERNEST G.; from Taunton, Mass.
WINTER, IRVAH LESTER; from Worcester. Mass.
1885
BANNING, EDWIN THOMAS. Architect; B. e. n.; address, 624 Trimken Bldg.,
San Diego, Cal.
BASSETT, CHARLES EDWIN. Police officer; address, Pawtucket^R. I.
BRIGHAM, HORACE EUGENE. Shoe manufacturer; A. T.; address, Westboro,
Mass.
BURTON, WILLIAM JAMES. Secretary The Robert D. Mason Co.; address,
20 Hillside Ave., Providence, R. I.
COLEMAN, PRESCOTT HOLMES. Bookkeeper; address, 40 Brighton St.,
Providence, R. I.
DAVIS, OLIN SYLVESTER. Librarian; A.**.; address, Laconia, N. H.
GEORGE, EDWARD AUGUSTUS. A.B., Yale University 1885; A.M., 1888;
D.B., 1891. Congregational minister; address, 611 East Seneca St., Ithaca, N. Y.
GREENE. FRANCIS WHITTIER. Treasurer corporation S. H. Greene and Sons;
member R. I. house of representatives. 1899-1902; senate 1903-; if. T.; address,
Riverpoint, R. I.
HILL, FREDERICK ALEXANDER. Assistant instructor analytical chemistry.
Brown University, 1882-86. Real estate agent; address. Central Falls, R. I.
KNIGHT, CLINTON PRESCOTT. Cotton manufacturer; address, 243 Elmweed
Ave.. Previdence, R. I.
MORTON, JOHNSON, A.B. Harvard University 1886; address, 27 W. 44th St.,
NewYork. N. Y.
1886 NONGRADUATES 481
REED, WILLIAM ASHTON; b. South Abington, Mass., April 26, 1862; d. April
5, 1883.
SANBORN, FRED LESLIE; from Ckremont, N. H.
SAWYER, CHARLES FREEMAN. Jewelry salesman; address, 439 So. Belmont
Ave., Newark, N. J.
SMITH, CARROLL WALTER. Lawyer Washington, D. C; b. Brandon, Vt.,
July 30, 1863; d. 1896.
SMULL, LORENZO BUBDETTE; address. Port Washington, Long Island, N. Y.
TAFT, WALTER BLAKE; from Providence, R. I.
VAN KIRK, THOMAS CAMPBELL McKEEVER; from Jefferson, Penn.
VERY, FREDERICK ALPHA, A.B., Boston University 1885. ' Piano tuner; address,
146 North Benton Way, Los Angeles, Cal.
1886
BOTTUM, CALVIN HUNTINGTON. Banker; address, Lincoln, Neb.
BROOKS, STEPHEN SWIFT; from Cranston, R. I.; b. 1860; d. Providence, R. I.,
Oct. S, 1883.
BROUGH, ALEXANDER, A.B., Amherst College, 1887; LL.B., Columbia College
1889. Lawyer; address, 238 West 103rd St., New York, N. Y.
BROWN, HAROLD, A.M., Washburn College; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 24, 1863;
d. New York, N. Y., May 10, 1900.
CARTER, WILLIAM EUGENE. Farmer; address. Rye Beach, N. H.
DELABARRE, EDMUND BURKE, A.B., Amherst College. 1886; A.M., Harvard
University, 1889; Ph.D., University of Freiburg, 1891. Student 1882-83. Associate
professor psychology. Brown University, 1891-96; professor psychology, 1896-.
Director Psychological Laboratory, Harvard University, 1896-97. Author Ueber
Bewegungsempfindengen, 1891; contributions to geographical and psychological
journals; fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science; member
American Psychological Association, and other societies; A. A. $.; address, 9 Ar-
lington Ave., Providence, R. I.
DICK, LEONARD LORENZO, A.B., Colby University, 1886. In printing business,
Boston; address, 41 Mallet St., Dorchester, Mass.
FROST, ELLIS FREEDOM, M.D., Jefferson Medical College, 1889. Physician and
surgeon; address, 736 13th St., Washington, D. C.
HILL, ALMON WARD, M.D. Physician, Concord, Mass.; d. Sept. 17, 1911.
HOSFORD, ARTHUR HEMAN; from Lowell, Mass.; d. Dunstable, Mass., Dec.
10, 1910.
PAINE, JAMES MONROE. Lawyer, Danielson, Conn,; member Conn, house of
representatives 1897; d. Oct. 1910.
PHELPS, ARTHUR STEVENS, A.B., Yale CoUege, 1886; A.M., 1906; D.B., 1889;
D.D., Occidental College, 1909. Baptist minister; address, Ontario, Cal.
POTTER, RALPH GODDARD. In fire insurance business; A. A. *.; address,
614 University Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.
PUTNAM, CHARLES HENRY. Merchant and postmaster; address. Deposit, N. Y.
READ, FRED EDWARD. Resident Paterson, N. J.
SHELDON, WILLIAM DART; b. Providence, R. I., July 9, 1865; d. Providence,
June 23, 1893.
SHIEL, LOUIS. B. e. n. ; b. Philadelphia, Penn., 1864; d. Philadelphia, July 20,1884.
TENNEY, FREDERIC. With A. E. Tenney Manufacturing Company, Pawtucket,
R. I.; address, 88 Hudsen St., Providence, R. I.
TINGLEY, FRANK E. Merchant and manufacturer; address, Pawtucket, R. I.
WEBSTER, DANIEL; address, 121 George St., Providence, R. I.
WILLUMS, ISAAC FRAZBE; b. New York, N. Y., May 20, 1862; d. New York.
May 8, 1908.
482 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1887
1887
BANNAN, JOHN FRANCIS; from Providence, R. I.
BAUGHER, JOHN ERNEST; from Providence, R. I.; d. Sullivan, Mo., Sept. 9,
1898.
BAXTER, WILLIAM ELIHU, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College. Physician,
Boston, Mass.
BROWN, WILLIAM HENRY; address, R. F. D. 1, North Windham, Conn.
BURDICK, HARRY LIVINGSTON. With American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Boston, Mass.; New York, N. Y.
CANDEE, GEORGE .EVERETT. City treasurer. Eagle Rock City; A. T.; address.
Eagle Rock, Cal.
COLWELL, HENRY FREDERICK. Broker Boston, Mass.; B. e. n.; address,
3 Greenough Place, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
COOPER, GEORGE. Manufacturer; address, 186 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DEXTER, GEORGE OWEN. Cotton manufacturer; A. A. *.; address, Le Roy,
N. Y.
FARNHAM, ORMSBEE THAYER; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 31, 1865; d. East
Greenwich, R. I., Oct. 11, 1908.
FENTON, REUBEN EARLE; from Jamestown, N. Y.; d. Naples, Italy, March
S5, 1895.
FORDE, WALTER OSGOOD. Professor music; address, 407 Cherry St., Mankato,
Minn.
KIMBER, JOHN SHOBER. Friends' minister; engaged in missionary work;
address, Newport, R. I.
MAURAN, WILLIAM LIPPITT. Corporation president; *. T.; address, 140
Prospect- St., Providence, R. I.
MILLER, ARTHUR EUGENE. Manufacturer; address. 360 Broad St., Meriden,
Conn.
MOWRY, EUGENE CLAYTON, M.D., University of Vt. 1889. Physician New
York, N. Y.
NEWTON, BENJAMIN ARTHUR; from West Medway, Mass.; d. April 17, 1884.
POTTER, CHARLES ALFRED. Assistant instructor analytical chemistry. Brown
University. 1885-90; address. 86 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
POTTER, WALTER ARMINGTON. Merchant; address. Forest Hills Inn, Forest
HiUs, Long Island, N. Y.
POTTER, WILLIAM ROBERT; address unknown.
SMITH, JOSEPH COOKE, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1888; A. A. *.;
address, Champfiry, Valais, Switzerland.
THOMPSON, EDWARD FRENCH. Assistant assessor of taxes; X. *.; address,
431 Prospect St., Fall River, Mass.
VINCENT, HARRY GRATTAN GUINNESS; from Philadelphia, Penn.
WALKER, JAMES WILLIAM; from SalesviUe, R. I.
WHEELER, AUGUSTUS DANIEL; from Midvale, N. J.; drowned Aug. 2, 1886.
WHEELER, HARRY DEVEREAUX, M.D., Boston University 1889. Physician;
address, unknown.
WOOD, WHITMAN LILLIBRIDGE. Baptist minister; address, 316 Lonsdale
Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
1888
AMES, HERMAN VANDENBURG, A.B., Amherst College 1888; A.M., Harvard
University 1890; Ph.D., 1891. Professor of American history and dean of graduate
school. University of Penn.; A. T.; address. University of Penn., Philadelphia, Penn.
1888 NON-GRADUATES 483
BELCHEE, FRANCIS JOSEPH, LL.B., Boston University 1894. Lawyer, Boston,
Mass.; B. 6. II.
BLOOMFIELD, GEORGE JOHN. Congregational minister; A. A. *.; address,
Wilmington, Mass.
BRUNSEN, EDWARD WAINWRIGHT. X. *.; address, unknown.
BURROWS, HARRY MARSH. A. K. E.; from Cleveland, Ohio.
CATTANACH, HUGH LECKIE. Clerk First National Bank, Chicago, 111.
CHAMPLIN, CHRISTOPHER ELIHU; address. Block Island, R. I.
CLARK, BYRON; address, Niantic, Conn.
EASTMAN, FRANK GAYLORD, M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia College, 1890. 'ir. T.; physician; deceased.
GATES, GEORGE H. A; address, 14 Kenwood St., Providence, R. I.
GODDARD, HENRY LED YARD; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
GORDON, ERNEST BARRON, A.B., Harvard University 1888; address, 182 West
Brookline St., Boston, Mass.
GRIGG, WILLIAM EDGAR; from Lincolnton, N. C.
HATHAWAY, HARRY SEDGWICK. Bank-clerk; address. South Auburn,
Cranston, R. I.
HA WES, FRANK SANBORN; from Hampton Falls, N. H.
HOLLOWAY, EDWIN SAMUEL. Baptist minister; address, W'est 33d St. Baptist
Church, New York, N. Y.
HUMES, JOHN FRED. Lawyer, Worcester, Mass.
HUTCHINSON, GEORGE WALLACE, A.B., Princeton University, 1888; A.M.
1890. In business; B. 9. 11.; address, 24 Conover Terrace, Orange, N. J.
JENKS, FRANK RICHMOND, M.D., New York Homoeopathic Medical CoUege,
1891. Physician; address, 56 Olive St., Pawtucket, R. I.
LIPPITT, WILLIAM MILLARD. Mining engineer; b. Putnam, Conn., Aug. 7,
1864; d. Chicago, 111., March 19, 1904.
MORONEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH. In busmess Pawtucket, R. I.; Boston, Mass.
PHILLIPS, FRANK SARGENT; from MiUviUe, Mass.
ROBINSON, WILLIAM ATTMORE. With ManviUe Company; *. T.; address,
56 Prospect St., Woonsocket, R. I.
SHERMAN, HARRY TUCK. Lawyer; B. e. n.; from New York, N. Y.
WEST, CALVIN EVERETT. Teacher; address, unknown.
WICKETT, RICHARD KING. Congregational minister; address, Norwood, R. I.
WILLIAMS, ALBERT AVERY; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 15, 1866; d. South
Pueblo, Col., Sept. 23, 1890.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM HARRY; from Northampton, Mass.
WOOSTER, ROLLIN CHAPPELL, LL.B., Yale College 1892. Lawyer; address,
150 Nassau St., New York, N. Y.
1889
AYER, FRANCIS WAYLAND. Journalist; b. Groton, Mass., Jan. 27, 1868; d.
Pawtucket, R. I., June 4, 1899.
AYER, OLIVER SARGENT. Clerk, city auditor's oflBce, Pawtucket; address,
52 Olive St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BISHOP, CHANNING, M.D., Boston University 1889. Physician; address, Bristol,
N. H.
BLANCHARD, EDWIN DAVIDSON; resident, Hudson Centre, N. H.
BOURN, AUGUSTUS OSBORN, A.M., 1908; LL.B., Columbia CoUege, 1892.
Lawyer; *. T.; address, Bristol, R. I.
BRADLEY. HUGH ALPHONSUS; b. 1857; d. Providence, R. I., March 26, 1890.
BROWNELL, WILMOT ATHERTON; from Providence, R. I.
484 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1889
BURNHAM, ALMON CHRISTIE. Clerk; address, 81 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I.
CAMERON, JOHN. Minister; address, St. Albans, Vt.
CHESEBROUGH, ALBERT STANTON. Naval architect; address, Bristol, R. I.
CLARKE, ARTHUR FRANKLIN, A.B., Williams College. 1889. Lawyer; B. G.
n.; address, 102 Ames Building, Boston, Mass.
CONLEY, JOHN EDWARD; d. Warren, R. I., Nov. 2, 1902.
GOODELL, EDWIN PENN; from Webster, Mass.; b. Brookfield, Mass., Aug. 14,
1865; d. Nov. 1, 1886.
HALL, WALTER PERLEY, A.M. honorary, 1910.
HAMLIN, ERNEST LINCOLN; from Winsted, Conn.
HARRINGTON, GEORGE CLARK; from Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, ALLEN TIBBITTS; b. Providence, R. I., May 15, 1867; deceased.
KING, CHARLES GOODRICH; b. Providence, R. I., May 15, 1867; d. Providence,
Nov. 20, 1894.
MACLEOD, GEORGE RAYNESFORD. Lawyer, Providence, R. I.
READ, ALBERT JOSIAH, M.D., New York University and Bellevue Medical
College, 1898. Physician; address. Sanitarium, Battle Creek, Mich.
SARLE, FREDERICK WESTCOTT; address, Shawomet, R. I.
SAWYER, CHARLES AARON. Journalist; B. 6. n.; b. Nov. 9, 1864, EUenburgh,
N. Y.; d. Providence, R. I., March 16, 1912.
SILVER, ALBERT ALLEN. Merchant; address, Derby, Vt.
SMITH, CHARLES FRANCIS. B. 9. n.; address, Jamestown, N. Y.
SPALDING, GEORGE EDWIN; from Billerica, Mass.
SPENCER, ROBERT LINCOLN. Fire insurance agent; B. O. n.; address, 29
Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
1890
BROWN, CHARLES HENRY. Bank clerk; b. Hopkinton, N. H., May 1864; d.
Athol, Mass., Aug. 1, 1899.
BUCKLYN, FRANK ABBOTT, M.D., M. and S. College of N. J., 1890. Physician;
address, 3 Oak St., Mystic, Conn.
CARPENTER, LUCIUS SANFORD; from Attleboro, Mass., d. 1886.
CARRIER, FRED WILSON; b. Glastonbury, Conn., Oct. 14, 1865; d. Glastonbury,
Aug. 14, 1888.
CASWELL, ALEXIS. Raihoad clerk, Milwaukee, Wis.
CLAPP, BELA CARLYLE; from Pawtucket, R. I.
CLAPP, RALPH ROGER, Ph.B., Yale CoUege 1890. Chemist; A. T.; address,
96 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
COOKE, HENRY WILLIAMS. Real estate broker; b. Providence, R. I., June 26,
1867; d. Providence, May 20, 1904.
DYER, GEORGE FRENCH. Mechanical and electrical engineer; address. Citizens
Savings Bank Building, Fall River, Mass.
ELDREDGE, EDGAR. Judge of circuit court; A. T.; address, 221 East La Fayette
St., Ottawa, 111.
FENNER, HERBERT ANGELL; address, Centredale, R. I.
GREENE, JEROME BONAPARTE. Publisher and author; b. Bristol, R. I., Nov.
14, 1866; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 23, 1911.
HEYWOOD, LINCOLN CRAWFORD, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1891.
Civil engineer, Pawtucket, R. I.; d. 1894.
HIGGINS, ELMER FREMONT; from West Boylston, Mass.; d. May 3, 1889.
JONES, WILLIAM GREEN. Baptist minister; *. A. G.; address, 611 New York
Block, Seattle, Wash.
1890 NONGRADUATES 485
MERRIFIELD, FRED OSCAR. Farmer and musician; member Vt. legislature
1896; A. K. E.; address, Grafton, Vt.
MORRISON, ALBERT LONG, D.D.S., Philadelphia Dental CoUege 1890. Dentist;
A. K. E.; address, 385 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
MORSE, WALTER NELSON. Merchant; b. .Putnam, Conn., Sept. 1, 1867; d.
Pasadena, Cal, Nov. 24, 1896.
ORMSBEE, GEORGE LEWIS COLLINS. With General Fire Extinguisher Com-
pany; address, 275 West Exchange St., Providence, R. I.
SCOTT, JOHN WILLIAM. Merchant, Chicago, 111.; A. T.; address, Hubbard
Woods, 111.
SMITH, BROWN ESEK. Baptist minister; address, AUenton, R. I.
SWETT, RALPH KEYES; address. Hartford, Conn.
WHITAKER, SAMUEL EDGAR. A.B., Boston University, 1890; A.M., 1893.
Consulting engineer; address, 180 Albert Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
WILMARTH, LEMUEL BUTLER. Assistant treasurer, Albany Exchange Savings
Bank; address, 1364 Third St., Rensselaer, Rensselaer Co., N. Y.
WINSOR, EARLE PEARCE; from Torrington, Conn.; d. Jan. 3, 1888.
1891
BALL, THOMAS ALEXANDER; from Berkeley, R. I.
BARRON, WILLIAM HADLEY. Commercial traveller; A. T.; address, Reynolds
St., Danielson, Conn.
COATS, STUART AUCHINCLOSS; address, c/o Alfred M. Coats, 1 East 81st St.,
New York, N. Y.
COLE, WALTER HUTCHINSON. Woolen cloth designer; b. Woonsocket, R. I.,
July 30. 1865; d. Woonsocket, July 22, 1893.
CONVERSE, CLARENCE CLARENDON. Journalist and writer; B. 9. H.;
address, Highwood, Bergen Co., N. J.
COOKE, ARTHUR BARSTOW. B. 9. n.; b. Providence, R. I., May 17, 1870;
drowned Tolland, Conn., July 12. 1889.
COONEY, JOHN PHILIP, M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia
College, 1892. Physician; address, 24 Firglade Ave., Providence, R. I.
GUSHEE, WALTER WADSWORTH. Baptist minister; address, Cottonwood,
Minn.
HEISMAN, JOHN WILLIAM, LL.B., University of Penn. 1892. Athletic director;
address, Georgia School of Technology, Atlanta, Ga.
HENDERSON, JAMES JARDINE. Foreman; address, 938 Manton Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HILTON, WINTHROP DROWN. B. 9. n.; b. Providence, R. I., April 15, 1869;
d. Aug. 15. 1890.
HULL, ELBERT ORVILLE. Lawyer; member Conn, legislature, 1895-96; B. 9.n.;
address, 1321 Iraniston Ave., Bridgeport, Coim.
JOYCE, ARTHUR WELLESLEY. Lavpyer Providence, R. L; b. Providence, R. I.,
June 9, 1866; d. Barrington, R. I., Feb. 24, 1908.
LYTHGOE, ALBERT MORTON, A.B., Harvard University 1891; A.M.. 1897.
Archaeologist; address, 64 Almy St., Providence, R. I.
MacGREGOR, GEORGE DOUGLAS ROBERTSON. U. S. military service. 1898-
1903; broker; address, 308 High St., Pawtucket, R. I.
McGUIRE, WILLIAM VICTOR; from Mystic Bridge. Conn.; deceased.
PEACOCK, WALTER JOHN. Lawyer. Worcester, Mass.; d. Oct. 7, 1900.
REYNOLDS, EDWIN CLARK. X. *.; address. Room 325, Patent office, Wash-
ington, D. C.
SANFORD. HENRY LAWRENCE. B. 9. n.; from Erie. Penn.; d. Riverside, Cal.,
Jan. 22, 1889.
486 BROWN UNIVEKSITY 1891
SAUNDERS, WALTER MILLS. Instructor chemistry. Brown University, 1891-97.
Consulting and analytical chemist; address, 20 Dewey St., Providence, R. I.
SMILEY, JAMES DIXON. Methodist Episcopal minister.
THOMAS, LEO BOONE, A.B., Harvard University 1891. Baptist minister; A. A. *.;
address, 229 Willett Ave., Port Chester, N. Y.
WEEDEN, WILLIAM WAGER. Woolen manufacturer; *. T.; address. 131 Water-
man St., Providence, R. I.
1892
BAKER, FRANK COLLINS. Curator of Natural History Museum; address, 4435
Racine Ave., Chicago, 111.
BROWNELL, ARTHUR BUFFUM. Purchasing agent; B. 0. H.; address. The
E. T. Burrowes Co., Portland, Me.
BUTLER, HOWARD FULTON, A.B., Harvard University 1892; lawyer, Boston,
Mass.
ESTES, ABRAM STORY NEWELL. Consulting engineer; address, 12 Chesley
Ave., Newtonville, Mass.
GARDNER, HERSCHEL LUTHER, A.B.. Columbia College 1892; LL.B. 1894.
Lawyer; address, 633 West Church St., Elmira, N. Y.
GOULD, HERBERT FORREST; address, 136 Stafford St., Worcester, Mass.
KENT, JOHN LESTER. Sketch-maker; address, 225 Bailey St., Lawrence, Mass.
LELAND, WILFRED CHESTER. Corporation treasurer; Z. *.;• address, 2230
Dime Bank Bldg., Detroit, Mich.
LITTLEFLELD, LELAND HOWARD. A. K. E.; address. Commercial Camera
Co., 40 Strand, W. C, London, Eng.
NEWELL, EDWIN LINCOLN. In business; address, 23 West Ave., Pawtucket.
R. L
O'LEARY, CHARLES, M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1893. Physician;
address, 269 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
PERRY, JOHN CRANSTON. Civil engineer; from Providence, R. I.
THORNTON, CHRISTOPHER. Superintendent Allen's Print Works. Address,
26 Larch St., Providence, R. I.
TRAVER, ASA WATSON ARMINGTON, M.D., Dartmouth College 1894. Phy-
sician; address, 525 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
TRIMBLE, FRANK LEVI. *. B. K.; from Winchester, Tenn.; deceased.
1893
ADAMS, CHARLES ELLIS; address unknown.
ALDRICH, EDWARD BURGESS; address, 110 Benevolent St., Providence, R. I.
BROOKER, ANDREW FULLER, LL.B., South Carolina College, 1900. Lawyer
Kansas City, Mo.
BYRNE, JOHN FRANCIS. Lawyer, Providence, R. I.
CARPENTER, GILBERT CONGDON. Christian Science healer; address, 233
Medway St., Providence, R. I.
CHENEY, FREDERICK SHEPARD. Bookkeeper; address, 34 Plain St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
COLEMAN, CHRISTOPHER HARRIS. Manufacturer. Providence, R. I.
CUNNINGHAM, EDWARD FRANCIS. Merchant; address, 13 Monument Sq.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
CUSHMAN, SAMUEL. Corporation manager; address, 268 Dearborn St., Chicago,
111.
DAY, HOWARD DORRANCE, A.M., 1899.
1898 NON-GRADUATES 487
DEXTER, SMITH OWEN, A.B., Harvard University 1898; D.B., Episcopal
Theological School, Cambridge, Mass.. 1901. A. A. *.; address. Concord, Mass.
DOWD, THOMAS JEFFERSON; address, 123 Sargent St., Holyoke, Mass.
FISH, RICHARD ARTHUR; b. Ira, Vt., Nov. 6, 1865; d. Rutland, Vt., Oct. 5, 1890.
HAMILL, WILLIAM HENRY THOMAS, M.D., University of Vt., 1899. Surgeon
American Electrical Works; address, Fhillipsdale, R. I.
HUNTER, GEORGE GRANT, Sc.B., Cornell College, la. President Des Moines
Fire Insurance Co.; *. A. 9.; address, 3721 Cottage Grove Ave., Des Moines, Iowa.
IDE, CLARENCE EDWARD, M.D., CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia
College, 1894; A.B., St. Stephen's College, 1902. Physician; address, 419 Loughlin
Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
JESSUP, JOHN COLGATE; address unknown.
JILLSON, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS. Merchant; 8. A. X.; address, 367 Main
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
KIRWEN, JOSEPH, A.B., Harvard University 1893; address, 194 Winthrop St.,
Medford, Mass.
McKENZIE, ANDREW COMSTOCK. Journalist; A. K. E.; b. St. John, New
Brunswick, Nov. 9, 1870; d. Feb. 3, 1909, Guadalajara, Mexico.
MASON, FRANK HEATH, LL.B., Columbia University 1897. Lawyer; B. 9. H.;
address, Greenwich, N. Y.
NEEDHAM, HARRY BEACH, LL.B., Columbia College 1894. Lawyer; address,
care of Saturday Evening Post. Philadelphia, Pa.
NEWMAN, EZEKDSL SIMEON. Mining engineer; b. Leavenworth, Kan., Jan.
17, 1872; d. Kansas City, Mo., April 2, 1902.
PERKINS, EDWARD LYMAN. Grocer; A. *.; address, 215 Crescent St., Brockton.
Mass.
PERKINS, GEORGE WINSLOW. Real estate editor; address, 136 Blue Hill Ave..
Roxbuiy, Mass.
ROWELL, ARTHUR WILLIAM. Clerk board of assessors; A. T.; address. City
Hall, Manchester, N. H.
SEXTON, FRANK JOSEPH, M.D., University of Pennsylvania 1898. Physician;
9. A. X.; address, 1018 Commonwealth Ave., Brookline, Mass.
SHERMAN, CLINTON THOMAS. Manager, Industrial Trust Co.; address, 44
Church St., Bristol, R. I.
THERRIEN, LEONARD APOLLINAIRE, A.B., McMaster University, Toronto,
Ont, 1894. Baptist minister; A. T.; address. Feller Institute, Grande Ligne, P. Q..
Canada.
THURSTON, BENJAMIN FRANCIS. Corporation manager; *. T.; b. Dec. 30,
1870, Providence, R. I.; d. Pasadena, Cal., Aug. 21, 1906.
WHIDDEN, FRANK BOUTELLE; address unknown.
WILLIAMS, FREDERICK CROSBY; b. Davenport, la., Sept. 11. 1870; d. Colorado
Springs, Col., Sept. 21, 1894.
1894
ARNOLD, CLARENCE NEWTON. Clerk; address. 24 Stimson Ave.. Providence.
R. L
BABCOCK, CHARLES HENRY. Civil engineer; A. K. E.; address, 44 W. 44th
St., New York, N. Y.
BARNES, EDWARD JOHN; from Oneonta, N. Y.
BATES, WILLIAM LINCOLN, M.D. Physician; address, 141 Benefit St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BROWN, JACOB WINN. With SUver, Burdette and Company; A. K. E.; address.
221 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass.
BULLARD, NEWELL CUTLER, M.D., University of Vt., 1898. Physician;
address. North Attleboro, Mass.
488 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1894
BURROWS, WILLIAM EDDY. Corporation treasiirer; address, 109 Somerset
St., Providence, R. I.
CONGDON, HAROLD. Broker; *. T.; address, 87 Cooke St., Providence, R. L
CONNABLE, ALFRED BEETHOVEN, Litt.B., University of Mich., 1894; LL.B..
Northwestern Law School 1896. Investor; A. K. E.; address, 210 Press Bldg..
Kalamazoo, Mich.
DYAR, HARRISON GRAY; from New York, N. Y.
ESTES, JAMES FREDERICK. Editor; X.*.; address, 14 Midland St., Worcester,
Mass.
FARLEY, EDWIN PAGE. Ore sampler; address, Laboratory C. F. and I. Co.,
Pueblo, Col.
FRYER, JOHN GAYTON. Baptist minister; address, 9 Alexander Ave., Merchant-
ville, N. J.
FRYXELL, AXEL ZAKERIAS. Episcopal minister; from Providence, R. L
GODDARD, WILLIAM DEAN, A.B., Colgate University 1894; A.M., Columbian
University, 1901. Librarian; address. Naval War College, Newport, R. I.
GRANT, WILLIAM ERASER. Lawyer; B. 9. n.; address, 3186 Pawtucket Ave.,
East Providence, R. I.
GREENE, CLARENCE HENRY. Civil engineer; address, 236 California Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
HAIL, GEORGE; address, 295 Washington St., Providence, R. I.
HALL, GEORGE ROBINSON COOPER; address unknown.
HARVEY, WILLIAM WIRT; from Providence. R. I.
HILL, JOHNSON WASHINGTON; from Petersburg, Va.
McNAUGHTON, GEORGE WILLARD. Assayer and mine manager; B. 9. II.;
address, Sydenham, Ontario, Can.
MAKEPEACE, EDWARD MELLEN; b. Worcester, Mass.; d. Nov. 28, 1890.
MATSUMOTO, MATSUZO; from Osaka, Japan.
MINER, FRANCIS WAYLAND. Lawyer; address, 270 PubKo St.. Providence. R. L
MONROE, HENRY AUGUSTUS. Jewelry manufacturer; 9. A. X.; address,
17 Belair Ave., Providence, R. I.
NEWELL, LUCIUS HERBERT. Secretary NeweU Coal and Lumber Company;
address, 177 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I.
NORTHRUP, WILLIAM BOYCE. Superintendent BeU Telephone Company;
address unknown.
PEIRCE, CHARLES DAWSON; address unknown.
PURINTON, HARRY EDWARD, A.B. Colgate University 1894; D.B., University
of Chicago 1897. Presbyterian minister; A. E. E.; address, 1372 Franklin St.,
Denver, Colo.
ROOD, JOHN ALEXANDER; from Providence, R. I.
RUSSELL, LOUIS DICKERMAN. Shoe manufacturer; A. K. E.; address, 268
Broad St., Lynn, Mass. *
SACKETT, HENRY WESTON. Banker and broker; *. T.; address, 92 Elmgrove
Ave., Providence. R. I.
STANTON, JOHN BYRON. Supervising principal of Norwich schools; address,
68 Asylum St., Norwich, Conn.
SWETT, CHARLES ERNEST. Chemist; address, 179 Medway St., Providence,
R. L
1895
ADAMS, ANDREW. Manager sugar plantation; Z. ^.; address, Kahuku, Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands.
1896 NONGRADUATES 489
ANDREWS, GUY ASHTON, A.B., Dartmouth College 1896; LL.B., University of
Nebraska 1901. Lawyer; A. A. *.; address, Bartow, Fla.
ANGELL, JOHN WARD WELL; address unknown.
ATWOOD, WILLIAM HENRY. Clerk; b. New Bedford, Mass., June 15, 1871;
d. New Bedford, Mass., 1903.
BARBER, JEREMIAH CLARKE. Teacher; address, 28 Frances Ave., Auburn,
R. L
BAYLIES, THEODORE BARTON. Senior member from Baylies, Hicks & Co.;
*. A. e.; address, 86 Bedford St., New Bedford, Mass.
BUSH, CHARLES SABIN. President and treasurer Charles S. Bush Company;
address, 24 Keene St., Providence, R. I.
CASWELL, FRANK LIVINGSTON. Chief despatcher. Sea View Division, R. I.
Co.; member R. I. legislature, 1909-11; 1912-; address, Narragansett Pier, R. I.
CORLISS, EDWARD WARREN. Composer; T. *.; address, 181 Angell St., Provi-
dence R. I.
GUSHING, HERBERT HOWARD, M.D., University of Munich 1898; Jefferson
Medical College 1899. Physician; address, 451 So. 51st St., Philadelphia, Penn.
DULEY, WELDON ASHLEY. Traveling salesman.
EISWALD, GEORGE HERBERT; address unknown.
FEELEY, FERDINAND JOSEPH; from Woonsocket, R. I.
FORT, PIERSON THORN. Merchant PhUadelphia, Penn.; A. *.; address, 414
West Stafford St., Germantown, Penn.
GOODWIN, WILLARD HUBBARD, Ph.B., University of Rochester 1895; LL.B.,
University of Penn., 1898. Lawyer; A. T.; addres.s, 285 Maple Ave., Kingston, Penn.
HEATHMAN, WILLIAM AARON. Lawyer; address, 169 Lippitt St., Providence.
R. L
HIBBARD, ALBERT LEWIS; from Dunham, Que.
HILL, HERBERT FAULKNER; address, Warren, Mass.
LEATHE, WILLIAM EDWARD; from Taunton, Mass.; B. 9. H.; d. June 10, 1893.
LUDWIG, EDWARD ELMER; address, TitusviUe, Penn.
MORRIS, RICHARD. Teacher; from Hale Eddy, N. Y.
O'DONNELL, BERNARD LEO, M.D. Physician; address, 321 E. 55th St., New
York, N. Y.
OKADA, HEITA; from Tokio, Japan.
PACKARD, ALPHEUS APPLETON, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1898.
RAPSON, GEORGE WASHINGTON; b. London, Eng., April 26, 1872; d. Aug.
29, 1895.
ROUNDS, ALBERT WATERMAN, M.D., Harvard University 1898. Physician;
*. T.; address, 79 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
SHARP, FRED ELDREDGE. Town clerk; X. *.; address, 622 Washington St.,
Whitman, Mass.
SHEA, JOHN AMBROSE; from Valley Falls, R. I.
SMITH, GEORGE EDWARD, A.B., Harvard University, 1897. Clerk; address,
185 Columbia Rights, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SMITH, WALTER LEROY. In business, Boston, Mass.
SNOW, WILLIAM CORY; from Providence, R. I.
SQUIRES, LOUIS ALMON, Ph.B., Colgate University 1895; D.D.S., University of
Buffalo, 1898. Dentist; A. K. E.; address, 2337 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
STRAIGHT, ALVIN BACON PRESTON; address, Bradford, Penn.
SYMAN, LOUIS L., A.B., Wittenberg University, 1895; A.M., 1907; M.D., Starling
Medical College, 1898. Surgeon; X. *.; address, Fairbanks Bldg., Springfield, Ohio.
TAFT, ROYAL CHAPIN. Manufacturer cotton cloth; *. T.; address,S96 Lloyd
Ave., Providence, R. I.
490 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896
TARBOX, WILLIAM GEORGE. Teacher; address, 33 Grove St., Norwich, Conn.
WATERMAN, RUFUS; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
WILLIAMS, FREDERIC WALLACE; from Fox Lake. Wis.
WILSON, JAMES SHUBER; from Providence. R. I.
WINSOR, GEORGE ALPHA. Civil engineer; address, P. O. Box 60, ValhaUa, N. Y.
WOOD, AUGUSTUS JUDSON; from FaU River, Mass.
YOUNG, JOHN. Professional singer; A. T.; address. Ridge Road, Yonkers, N. Y.
1896
ARNOLD, ELMER ELLSWORTH, A.B., Colgate University, 1902. Inspector of
mathematics. State Education Department; address, 23 So. Main Ave., Albany, N. Y.
ATWOOD, CHARLES FENNER, A.B., Harvard University, 1896; M.D., 1900.
Physician; address, 821 Massachusetts Ave., Arlington, Mass.
AVERY, BBAINARD. Lawyer; address, 6 Nassau St., New York, N. Y.
BACON, CHARLES BALDWIN. Teacher; Z. *.; address, 728 So. 6th St.. Terre
Haute, Ind.
BAILEY, ELMER SMITH. Architect; A. *.; address, 33 Comhill, Boston, Mass.
BEIRNE, CHARLES FRANCIS. Title examiner, U. S. Department of Agriculture;
address, 1014 11th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
BLISS, JEROME BRADFORD; from Pawtucket, R. I.
BONNER, ROBERT. Salesman; address, 4 Glenmore Terrace, Newton Highlands,
Mass.
BOYD, CHARLES ALLEN, A.B., Amherst College 1898. Teacher; d. Feb. 11, 1911,
Bloomfleld, N. J.
BROWN, EDWIN PUTNAM, A.B., University of Chicago 1896. Teacher; X. *.;
address, Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam, Wis.
BULLOCK, GEORGE SAUNDERS. Civil engineer; address, Warren, R. I.
CHACE, MALCOLM GREENE, Ph.B., Yale University 1896. Cotton goods manu-
facturer; address, 97 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
CHEESMAN, MERTON ALFRED. Private secretary; address. Linden Place,
Bristol, R. I.
CHIPMAN, GEORGE WHITE; from Wareham, Mass.
COLBERT, JESSE BEAUREGARD; from Providence, R. I.
COLE, FREDERICK PIERCE. Worsted yam broker; address, 9 Cleveland St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
COMEE, FREDERICK MORTON. With the American Rubber Company; ad-
dress, 108 Magazine St., Cambridge, Mass.
CONNELLY, JOHN WILLIAM. Lawyer; member Mass. house of representatives
1898; *. K.; address, 349 Adams St., Dorchester, Mass.
DAVIS, JOSEPH CHARLES. Clerk, Providence, R. I.
DAVISON, WILLIAM ANTHONY, D.D., Middlebury College 1905; address,
291 Shelbume Road, Burlington, Vt. ,
DOWD, EDWARD FRANCIS; from South Natick, R. I.
EVANS, JOHN. Universalist minister; address, Gardiner, Me.
FARNHAM, RALPH WELCOME. Farmer; address, Berlin, Maryland.
FOSKETT, CHARLES JAY. Teacher; address, 40 Harkness Ave., Cleveland, 0.
GALLIVAN, JAMES. Insurance agent; address, 48 Custom House St., Providence,
R. L
GAYLORD, WILLIAM AVERY, M.D., Harvard University 1899. Physician;
e. A. X.; address, 25 Main St., Pawtucket, R. I.
GILLON, LOUIS JOSEPH; address, MUford, Mass.
GREENE, WILLIAM HENRY; address, 316 Warren St., Roxbury, Mass.
1896 NON-GRADUATES 4»1
HALL, FRANK ELLIOTT; address, Grafton, Mass.
HALLIHAN, GARRETT E. Broker, Providence, R. I.
HARPER, WILLIAM RAE; address, Erie, Penn.
HAWKINS, WALTER STANLEY. Actor; address unknown.
HAYDEN, THADDEUS JEROME. Merchant; address, 446 Woodward Road,
North Providence, R. I.
HENSHAW, STANLEY. Manufacturer GreenviUe, Miss.; address, Greenville,
Miss.
HEWETT, JOSEPH, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1896. Shoe manufac-
turer; X. *.; address, 475 North Main St., Brockton, Mass.
HINCKLEY, GEORGE CLARKE. Silk manufacturer; A. A. *.; address. 37
Manning St., Providence, R. I.
HOYT, HAROLD WILLIAMS. Clerk; b. Providence, R. L, Sept. 18, 1872; d.
Colorado Springs, Col., July 15, 1895.
HUGHES, JOSEPH ALPHONSUS; address, 6 JefiEers St., Pawtucket, R. L
JOHNSON, EDWARD WEST, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia
University, 1898. Oculist; A. T.; address, 132 Greenwood Place, Syracuse, N. Y.
JOHNSON, JOSEPH OSCAR; from Providence, R. I.
KILVERT, GRAHAM; address unknown.
KING, GEORGE POTTER. Claim agent; address, 84 State St., Boston, Mass.
LARKIN, JAMES HENRY. Lumberman; *. K.; address, Balla Vista, Shasta
Co.. Cal.
LARRY, JOHN DbWITT. With Sampson and Murdock Company; address.
14 Greene St., Providence, R. I.
LEWIS, HARRY EDWIN, M.D., University of Vt., 1897. Physician; *. A. 9.;
address, 84 William St., New York, N. Y.
LEWIS, JOHN BOSWORTH. Merchant; *. T.; address, 8 Exchange Place,
Providence, R. I.
McGLYNN. WILLIAM FRANCIS; address. Central FaUs. R. I.
McMURRAY, FRANCIS, M.D. Physician, Fitchburg, Mass.
MacARTHUR, ROBERT FOX. District superintendent South Penn. Oil Company;
address unknown.
MACKINNEY, CHARLES BALDWIN. Secretary Starkweather and Shepley;
address, 93 Brown St., Providence, R. I.
ORSWELL, WILLIAM WARREN; address, 205 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. L
OWEN, FRED BROWN, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1896. Commercial
engineer with Fort Wayne Electric Works; address, 3907 Fairfield Ave.. Fort
Wayne, Ind.
ROBERTS, EDWARD SANFORD. Organist; address unknown.
ROLLINSON, TURNER; address, Franklin, Mass.
SAMMIS, GEORGE LEWIS. Assistant superintendent of mails; address, 218
Lowell Ave., Providence, R. I.
SHIELDS, ALBERT BECKWITH; address, Pontiac, R. I.
TAFT, DANIEL WENDELL. Clerk; address, Uxbridge, Maas.
TALCOTT, ARTHUR JEWELL; address, Woonsocket, R. I.
TAYLOR, HARRY ENGLISH. Farmer; A. T.; address. Freehold, N. J.
TUPPEB, CHARLES WATERMAN. Teacher of piano; address, 58S Plainfield St.,
Providence, R. I.
WHYTE, JAMES PRIMROSE, A.B., University of Chicago 1896. Manager, Swift &
Co.; address. 741 Raleigh Ave., Norfalk, Va.
WINDSOR, LOUIS. Farmer; address, Geneva, R. I.
WOOD, STEPHEN ADAMS. Cerpoiation treasurer; B. 9. H.; address, 6 Church
St., New Havrai, Conn.
WRIGHT. WALTER EDWARDS; from Bristol. R. I.; b. March 31, 1874; d.
Oct. 23. 1906.
492 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1897
1897
ALDRICH, WILLIS WOOD. Farmer; address, Homedale. Idaho.
BENNETT, CHARLES HALL; address, 306 First St., Jackson, Mich.
BINFORD, FERDINAND AUGUSTUS, M.D., Harvard University 1899. Phy-
sician; address, Hyannis, Mass.
ROLLING, GEORGE EVERETT; from Brockton, Mass.
BRADY, THOMAS JEFFERSON. *. K.; address, 297 Acushnut Ave., New
Bedford, Mass.
BROWN, JOHN HOWARD; address, 103 Sherman Ave., New Haven, Conn.
BULLARD, PAUL REVERE. Assistant physical culture. Brown University,
1897-98. Publisher; *. A. 9.; address, 326 Bacon St., Waltham, Mass.
BULLOCK, ALFRED WALTER; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Sept. 19, 1875; d. Pawtucket,
Nov. 20, 1896.
CADY, FRANK NEWTON. Paymaster, Department of Public Buildings; address,
265 Pine St., Providence, R. I.
COOMBS, JAMES PARKER. Singer; address, Freeport, Me.
CRAY, WILLIAM. Jeweler; address, 6 Lawrence St., Providence, R. I.
DONOVAN, WILLIAM FITZ. Wholesale provision dealer; *. T.; address, Bir-
mingham, Ala.
EASTERBROOKS, FRANK DA VOL; address, 43 Dove St., Albany, N. Y.
EDDY, CHARLES FRANCIS; address unknown.
EDDY, GEORGE ALEXANDER; address unknown.
EMORY, JOHN WHITMAN. Deputy sheriff; address, Portland, Me.
FARNHAM, CHARLES TOWNE; address. Care George T. Farnham. Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
GAY, CLARENCE BERTRAM, M.D., University of Penn., 1899. Physician; ad-
dress, 47 Day St., Fitchburg, Mass.
GORDON, MURRAY WEST; address unknown.
GRAY, MATTHEW BERNARD. Refiner; address. 80 Arnold St., Providence, R. L
GREENE. DANIEL MYRON, LL.B., Yale University, 1907. Lawyer; address.
General Land Office, Washington, D. C.
GREENE, HERBERT MANLIUS; from St. Loub, Mo.
HALL, FRANKLIN LAWRENCE; address, 200 Congress Ave., Providence. R. I.
HANCOCK. ARTHUR MURRAY; address. Franklin, N. H.
HARLOW, ALBERT HENRY; address. Whitman, Mass.
HAZEL, CLINTON DECATUR; address unknown.
HIGMAN, HARRIS DELOS. B. 9. H.; from Chicago, 111.
HOLLINGWORTH, ARTHUR, M.D., University of Penn. 1898. Physician;
addrass, 693 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
HOPKINS. WILLIAM BURR; address unknown.
JENCKES, JOSEPH MARTIN; from ProvTdence, R. I.
JILLSON, HAROLD LADD; b. Providence, R. I., March 24, 1876; d. Buttonwoods,
R. I., Aug. 17, 1894.
JONES, BENJAMIN DUNN; from Providence, R. I.
KING, HOWARD FROST, M.D., Albany Medical College. Physician; address,
Windsor, Conn.
LAKE, JOHN; address. Box 349, Bristol, R. I.
LEWIS, EDGAR ALEXANDER. Teacher; address, Belleville, N. Y.
LEWIS, FRANK HORTON. Clerk; address, 228 Broadway, Denver, Colo.
LEWISOHN, SAM; from New York, N. Y.
LOCKWOOD, CHAUNCY AVERY; address unknown.
1897 NON-GRADUATES 493
LOMBARD, GEORGE EDWARD. Baptist minister; address, 129 Littleton Ave.,
Newark, N. J.
LORD. HENRY MARTIN; from New York, N. Y.
LOVELAND, CLIFTON WELLS. Teacher; address, 138 Indiana Ave.. Provi-
dence. R. I.
LOWNEY. DENNIS JOSEPH, M.D. Physician; address. Weld St., New Bedford,
Mass.
McCLAVE, ARCHIBALD; resident Scarboro, N. Y.
McCLELLAN. GEORGE McKINLEY, LL.B. Lawyer; Z. *.; address, 1502 16th
Ave.. N.. Seattle, Washington.
McLAREN, JAMES HENRY; address unknown.
McMANUS. JOHN. Manager Utica Willowvale Bleaching Company; address.
Chadwicks, N. Y.
MILLARD, CHARLES DUNSMORE, LL.B. Lawyer; *. T.; address, 51 Graves
St., Tarrytown, N. Y.
MILNER, HARRY RICHARDSON; address, Moosup, Conn.
MOORE, JAIRUS ALPHEUS, Sc.B.. Trinity college 1897. Captain Q. M. C, U.
S. Army; A. A. *.; address. Care A. G. O., U. S. Army, Washington, D. C.
MOXOM, PHILIP WILFRED TRAVIS, M.D., Harvard University 1901. Phy-
sician; A. A. *.; address, 1807 Ditmas Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MUNROE, GEORGE BURDEN. Bookkeeper; address, R. I. Hospital Trust Co.,
Providence, R. I.
MURRAY, CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER. Jeweler; address, 215 Cottage St..
Pawtucket, R. I.
OTIS, JAMES ORIN. Manufacturing jeweler; address. 89 Elmgrove Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
PARK, CHARLES WILLIS; address, Penfield, N. Y.
PECKHAM, WILLIAM JAMES. Milk dealer; address, Middletown, R. I.
PERKINS, HARRY WILDER. Manufacturer; address. 43 Prospect St.. Woon-
socket. R. I.
PHINNEY. ADELBERT. With Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company; address.
Pittsfield. Mass.
PICKERSGILL. WILLIAM COPELAND, ScB. Mass. Institute of Technology
1905. Civil engineer; address. 52 De Kalb Ave., White Plains. N. Y.
POTTER, CLINTON EVERETT. Letter carrier; address. 165 Laban St.. Olney-
ville. R. I.
RANDALL, WILLIAM GALLUP, LL.B.. Columbian University 1903. Lawyer;
address, 1732 W. 23d St.. Los Angeles. Cal.
RICHARDS, FRANCIS BULLARD. With Castner Electrolytic Alkali Company;
A. A. *.; address. 621 Buffalo Ave.. Niagara Falls. N. Y.
RICHMOND. HOWARD ANSON. Cotton merchant; address, 32 George St.,
Providence. R. I.
ROBINSON, ED WEST AUGUSTUS. Mechanical engineer; B. 6. H.; address.
181 North 4th St., Meriden, Conn.
RUSSELL. GEORGE GOLSON. Manufacturer. Cmcinnati. O.
SANBORN, ALVAH HOWARD. Journalist; address, 182 Thames St., Newport.
R. L
SENIOR, FRANK WIDNER, D.D.S., Philadelphia Dental College 1898. Dentist;
address, 445 North Main St., Woonsocket, R. I.
SHEAD, EDWARD WADSWORTH, M.D., Harvard University 1901. Physician;
b. Eastport, Me., Feb. 9. 1874; d. Seattle, Wash., Aug., 1905.
SHIPPEE, HARRY LODOWICK; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
STEWART, EDWARD DELANO; address unknown.
STOCKWELL, ARTHUR MAYHEW. Oil inspector; address, 16 Hoffman Ave.,
Oil City, Pa.
494 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1897
TUCKER. JOSEPH WHITTEMORE SWEET. Lawyer; d. July 11. 1918.
Montclair, N. J.
UTUEY, ALBERT GREENE. Western representative, D. Wilcox and Company,
diamond importers; A. K. E.; address. Great Northern Hotel, Chicago, HI.
WHITTELSEY, LEWIS GATES; address unknown.
WORMELLE, WILSON WARD; address, 6 MeUo St., Brighton, Mass.
1898
ALDRICH. PAUL EDWIN. Manufacturer; address, 194 Arlington Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BALLOU, WARREN JAMES; address, Cumberland HUl, R. I.
BARKER, RICHARD JACKSON. Lumber dealer; 9. A. X.; address. Barker
Lumber Co., Fall River, Mass.
BOSWORTH, CHARLES EVERETT; from Warren, R. L
BOYDEN, EUGENE MASON. Reporter, Bradstreet Co.; address. P. O. Box 1346,
Providence, R. I.
BRADY, STUART FRANCIS; from Dover, Me.
BROWN, ARTHUR LORING; from Providence, R. I.
BUDLONG, MATTHEW WILLIAMSON; b. Johnston, R. I., June 87, 1875; d.
Providence, R. I., Aug. 3, 1895.
CASE, WILLARD LACEY. U. S. military service War with Spain; civil engineer;
address, 402 Westfield Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.
CHAPLIN, GEORGE WILLIAM; from Pawtucket, R. I.
CURRIER, ANDREW ROBESON; address. Valley Falls, R. I.
DUBOIS, HENRY DEAN CHURCH. U. S. naval service, 1898; lawyer; G. A. X.;
address, 19 College St., Providence, R. I.
FREEMAN, ALLEN BATEMAN. Farmer; address, Blodgett Mills, N. Y.
FREEMAN, CHARLES RUMSEY. A.B., Carson and Newman CoUege, 1896;
A.M., 1900. Baptist minister; address, Canso, N. S.
GOBEILLE, LOUIS NAPOLEON; address, 207 Park Ave., Woonsocket, R. I.
GRAVES, RUSSELL CHAFFEE. Broker; A. K. B.; address, Sherman Square
Hotel, Broadway and 70th Sts., New York, N. Y.
HAND, WILLIAM HENRY. Naval architect; A. K. E.; address. 25 Seventh St.,
New Bedford, Mass.
KEOUGH, DANIEL AUGUSTUS; d. Millville, Mass., Feb. 26, 1903.
KILVERT, WALTER DUNN; address. Rural Route No. 10, St. Paul. Ind.
LORD. WALTER JABEZ. Reporter; b. Worcester, Mass., July 17. 1875; drowned
Pawtuxet, R. I., July 26, 1898.
MAINS, ERNEST CARLETON. Druggist, South Boston, Mass.
MATHEIWS, FRANKLIN KING. Minister; address. Fifth Ave. Bldg., New York,
N. Y., c/o Boy Scouts of America.
MILLMAN, LESTER WALTON. Lawyer; from Pawtucket, R. L
MITCHELL, GEORGE LANGLEY MILLS. ^ Salesman; address, 464 Laurel HiU
Ave., Arlington, R. I.
MORSE, WILLIAM ROBERT. Corporation treasurer; A. *.; address, 327 Broad-
way, New York, N. Y.
NADEAU, LEO FRANCIS. Insurance business; address, 66 Oak Ave., Riverside,
R. I.
OLNEY. ELAM WARD. Woolen manufacturer; address. 204 East 27th St., New
York, N. Y.
PAINE, JOHN FISKE; from Providence, R. I.
PIERCE, EARL CARLDOR; b. Woonsocket, R. I., June 16, 1877; d New York.
N. Y., Jan. 25, 1908.
POTTER, JAMES ROWLAND. Contractor; address^ Marbridge Bldg., 1S28
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
1898 NON-GRADUATES 495
POTTER, WILLIAM KING. Merchant; 9. A. X.; address, 156 Shaw Ave.. Edge-
wood, R. I.
POWERS, ROLAND CORNELL. Clerk; address, 23 East Manning St., Providence,
R. L
QUIMBY, FRANK ALBERT; from Hills Grove, R. I.
RHODES, EGBERT ELLIS. Secretary and treasurer Continental Distribution
Co.; address, 6321 Fifteenth Ave., N. E., Seattle, W^ash.
RILEY, JOHN JOSEPH. Student 1894-96; address. West Springfield. Mass.
RODMAN, ALBERT LEWIS; address, Lafayette, R. I.
SARLE, WILLIAM EDWARD; address, Warwick, R. L
SHERMAN, CHARLES MICKLE; from Englishtown, N. J.; address unknown.
SHURROCKS, WILLIAM OTIS. Travelling salesman; A. K. E.; address, 312
High St., West Medford, Mass.
TALCOTT, JOHN REMINGTON; from New Loudon. Conn.
THAYER, EDWARD. Manufacturer; address, 170 Pawtucket Ave., Pawtucket,
R. L
TOBIAS, DAVID ELLIOT; address unknown.
TOTTEN, HAROLD HEATHWOOD; address. North Attleboro, Majss.
TRACY, GEORGE HUSSEY. Teacher; school superintendent; address, Westport,
Conn.
UPTON, JOHN WILLIS; from l^ngsboro, Mass.; d. I^ngsboro, Mass., Dec. IS,
1898.
VUNK, JOHN ROBINSON; address, Cortland, N. Y.
WILDER, WILLIS ALLIN, M.D., New York Post Graduate Medical School, 1912;
B. e. n.; address, 136 East 17th St., New York, N. Y.
ZEBLEY, ROBERT PURDY. Baptist minister; address, 128 North 27th St.,
Camden, N. J.
1899
ATWATER, DAVID HASTINGS, M.D., Syracuse University 1902. Physician;
A. A. *.; address, 350 Glenwood Ave.. Rochester, N. Y.
AUSTIN, ROBERT BETTS; from Brooklyn, N. Y.
BAILEY, HENRY DUNCAN. Woolen manufacturer; A. K. E.; address, Hope
VaUey, R. I.
BARNEFIELD, HAROLD CHESTER. Lawyer; address. Pawtucket, R. L
BARTLETT, WALTER IVES. Baptist minister; A. T. A.; b. Providence, R. L.
Dec. 26, 1873; d. Rocky Ford, Col.. Sept. 26. 1904.
BLANCHARD, EDGAR LEE; deceased.
BRIGHAM, HERBERT OLIN. Assistant in library. Brown University. 1900-01;
second assistant librarian 1901-03; librarian R. I. State Library 1903-; address,
95 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
BUFFINTON, JOHN ALLEN. Clerk; address, Doane Ave.. Providence, R. I.
BURCHARD, JOHN DIXON; address. South Norwalk, Conn.
CAMPBELL. NEIL ANGUS. U. S. military service; from Phenix, R. I.
CARD, OSCAR ALGERNON. Salesman; address, 32 Somerset St.. Providence.
R. L
CASEY, JOHN THOMAS. Clergyman; address, Spencer, Mass.
CLARK, HERBERT FRANCIS. Geologic draughtsman U. S. Geological Survey;
*. A. 6.; address, U. S. Geological Survey, Washington. D. C.
CLARKE, ALFRED THEOPHILUS; address unknown.
COLWELL, WILMARTH HOLT. Order clerk. Chapin, Hollister Co.; address,
67 Forest St.. Pl-ovidence. R. I.
COMEE, ARTHUR METCALF MORTON. Assistant superintendent. Beacon
Falls Rubber Shoe Co.; address. Beacon Falls, Cenn.
496 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1899
CONNOLLY. JOHN EDWARD. Lawyer; address, 169 Parade St., Providence, R. I.
CORTHELL, HOWARD LAWRENCE. Civil engineer; address, 32 Broadway,
New York. N. Y.
CUTLER, WALDO PAGE. Collector, N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Co.; address,
24 Brastow Ave., Somerville, Mass.
DUFFY, WILLIAM JOSEPH. Superintendent. Ohieyville Station. Providence
Post Office; address, 30 Pocasset Ave., Providence, R. I.
DUNNE, THOMAS JOSEPH; address, 317 Clinton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
ELLIS. JOSEPH WILCOX; from New Bedford, Mass.; d. Boston, Mass., April
26, 1901.
FOSTER, HARRY CADY. Thread-mill agent; A. A. *.; address, 621 Wabut St.,
Richmond Hill, N. Y.
ERASER, FREDERIC ALEXA2TOER; from Providence, R. I.
FRYER, ELI THOMPSON; address, Hightstown, N. J.
GORMAN, CHARLES WOODBURY, LL.B., Boston University, 1901. Lawyer;
*. K.; address, 320 Eaton St., Providence, R. I.
GRIER, ALEXANDER SUTHERLAND. Correspondent and cashier, James
McCutcheon Company, N^w York, N. Y.; address, 345 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
GRIFFIN, THOMAS JEFFERSON; address unknown.
HAINES, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Lawyer; member Mass. legislature, 1912-14;
A. A. $.; address, 18 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
HARRIS, JAMES GEORGE. Publisher; A. K. E.; address, 90 Wyman St., West
Medford, Mass.
HEATH, RALPH EVERETT, address unknown.
HIGGINS, HARRY SHREVE. Student Rochester Theological Seminary; address,
Bordentown, N. J.
HILL, DANIEL AUGUSTINE. Vice president Western Advertising Company;
A. A. 0.; address, 3d National Bank Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
HILL, EWING. President Western Advertising Company; A. A. *.; address,
3rd National Bank Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
HOPKINS, HENRY WADE, M.D., University of Vt., 1902. Physician; address,
Warren, R. I.
HOWE, ROY STANLEY, D.D.S.. University of Penn. 1899. Dentist; B. 0. H.;
address, 769 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
HYDE, JAMES SAMUEL; address, 167 North Main St., FaU River, Mass.
IVES. ROBERT MILO; b. WaUingford, Conn., Aug. 21, 1876; d. Wallingford,
June 28, 1902.
JAYNES, ALMON ANDRUS, D.B., General Theological Seminary, 1902. Episcopal
minister; K. 2.; address, 421 West Onondaga St., Syracuse, N. Y.
JENKS, HIRAM CLEVELAND. Contracting engineer; address, 8 Manchester
St.. Pawtucket. R. I.
JORDAN, JOHN PACKARD. Business organizer; address, 1 Middlesex Road,
Buffalo, N. Y.
KENNEDY, HERBERT HARLEY, Sc.B.. Mass. Institute of Technology. 1901.
Traffic engineer; Z. *.; address. 321 Montgomery St., Syracuse, N. Y.
KENT, REVERE WARREN. Assistant manager Narragansett Milling Company;
address, 1093 Central Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
LADD, ALBEE LOVEJOY. Civil engineer; feddress, 1005 Lincohi Ave., Ann
Arbor, Mich.
LANE, WALLACE RUTHERFORD, LL.B.. Yale University 1900. Lawyer;
college professor; B. 9. II.; address, Marquette Bldg., Chicago, 111.
LEVIS, HARRY BENJAMIN; from Philadelphia, Penn.
LOUD, HARRY BERTRAM. Electrician; address, 215 Weybosset St., Providence,
R. I.
1899 NON-GRADUATES 497
LOVERING, HENRY MORTON; b. Taunton, Mass., Aug. 3, 1877; d. Colorado
Springs, Col., July 85, 1898.
LOW, CHARLES WALTER. Credit manager; 9. A. X.; address, 78 No. Main St.,
Brockton, Mass.
LYONS, ROBERT KERR. Textile chemist; 6. A. X.; addrfess, 159 Lloyd Ave..
Providence, R. I.
McELENEY, JOHN FRANCIS; drowned, Aug. 4, 1906.
MoKEEN, ERNEST WILLLAM. Corporation manager; address, 74 Donaldson
Ave., Rutherford, N. J.
MATHEWSON, BYRON ELMER. Druggist; address, Bristol, R. I.
O'DONNELL, JOHN BENEDICT, LL.B., N.Y. Law School, 1901; LL.M., 1902.
Lawyer; address unknown.
OLDS, RAYMOND LAWSON; from Newport, Vt.; b. 1876; drowned March, 1900.
OSTBY, HAROLD WEBSTER. Manufacturing jeweler; Z. *.; address, 293
Governor St., Providence, R. I.
PARKIS, ERNEST ANGELL. Clerk; address, Care of Cobb, Bates and Yerxa,
Boston, Mass.
PRICE, JOHN COOPER; from Salem, N. J.; drowned Aug. 8, 1900.
READ, FRED STANLEY. Salesman; address, 191 Alabama Ave., Providence, R. I.
SCHIPPER, CARL FRED. Manager and secretary Schipper Brothers Coal Mining
Company; address, 141 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
SCHIPPER, IBE JOHN. Treasurer Schipper Brothers Coal Mining Company,
Boston, Mass.; address. Six Mile Run, Bedford Co., Pa.
SEDGWICK, OTIS WHITE, M.D., University of Vt. Address, Medical School.
University of Vt., Burlington, Vt.
SHELDON, ARTHUR NOYES. Architect; address, 21 Wesleyan Ave., Providence,
R. L
STOUT, ARTHUR DUNHAM. Poultry and fruit farmer; address, 38 Sycamore
Ave., Plainfield, N. J.
STUBBERT. JOHN IRVING. Electrician; *. T.; address. North Scituate, R. I.
VILES, EDGAR FRANCIS. Manager Waltham Screw Co.; *. A. G.; address.
Waltham, Mass.
WEEKS, HARRY ARTHUR. Civil engineer; address, 182 Morton Ave., Albany.
N.Y.
WHIPPLE, FRANK MERRIAM. Government clerk; address, 9 High St., Green-
wood, Mass.
WHITE, MERWIN. Coal merchant; *. T.; address, 27 Weybosset St., Providence,
E. L
WILKINSON, HOWARD HOUGH. Manufacturer of optical goods; Z. *.; address.
136 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, HARRY JAY. Lawyer; address, 40 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
WOOD, WALTER LOUIS; deceased.
WOOLLEY, FRANK FERRIS. Cotton-mill agent; address, Anthony, R. I.
1900
ADAMS, LEON HUNTER. Farmer; address. North Brookfield, Mass.
ALDRICH, WILLIAM TRUMAN. Cotton manufacturer; address, 230 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I.
ALLEN, WALTER WILLIAM; address, Fabyan, N. H.
BABCOCK, CHARLES GIFFORD; from Drownville, R. I.
BATES, FREDERIC HENRY; address unknown.
BLACKISTON, ANDREW HOOTON, LL.B., University of Maryland 1901. Lawyer;
address, 404 Mills Bldg., San Francisco, Cal.
498 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1900
BUCKLIN, HARRIS HOWARD. Assistant treasurer Interlaken Mills; A. A. *.;
address, 1101 Turks Head Bldg., Providence, R. I.
BURNHAM, FRANK HOWARD; b. Central Falls, R. I., 1878; d. Central Falls,
B. L, Jan. 7, 1897.
BURT, LOUIS MILLENS; address unknown.
CALDER. LAWRENCE VINTON. Chemist; address. Long Meadow. R. L
CARPENTER, GEORGE WASHINGTON. Journalist; A. T. £2.; address, 228
Waterman Ave., East Providence, R. I.
CASHMAN, JOSEPH THOMAS, LL.B., Georgetown University, 1902. Lawyer;
address, 51 Chambers St., New York, N. Y.
CHAMBERLAIN. JOSEPH DUNCAN; address, Hightstown, N. J.
CLAPP, HARRY ADAMS; from Boston, Mass.
COFFEY, THOMAS ALOYSIUS, D.B., St. Mary's University 1903. Roman Catho-
lic priest; *. K.; address, 461 Prairie Ave., Providence, R. I.
CROKER, RICHARD SAMUEL; address. 331 Madison Ave.. New York. N. Y.
DOWNING, GEORGE EDWARD. Lawyer; address unknown.
DOWS, FOSTER ROBBINS; address unknown.
DURGIN, FRANK HORACE; from Boscawen, N. H.; d. Boscawen, N. H., May
1, 1899.
DYER, ERNEST AREY; from Boston, Mass.
FARRELL, LEO FRANCIS. Member of insurance firm, Scott and Farrell; *. K.;
address, 87 Weybosset St., Providence. R. I.
FORBES, KENNETH RIPLEY. Metaphysician; address unknown.
FORBES, WILLIAM DUNLAP. Journalist; address, 132 Jenkins St.. Providence,
R. L
GASKILL, HARRY IRVING, A.B., Princeton University, 1900; address, 2 Rector
St., New York, N. Y.
GASKILL, JAMES PHILLIPS; address, Ajo, Ariz.
HALL, HARRY WILLIAM; from Brooklyn, N. Y.
HANSON, RALPH FREDERICK. Civil engineer; address unknown.
HENNESSEY, JAMES FRANCIS; address. West Bridgewater, Mass.
HERBERT, EDWARD, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons. Columbia
University, 1902. Physician; address. Fall River, Mass.
HUMPHREYS, JOHN RICHARD, D.B., Temple College 1903. Baptist minister;
address, Newton, N. J.
HUNT, WILIFRED ELLSWORTH; address. North Charlestown. N. H.
JACKSON, FRANK HUSSEY, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia
University, 1901. Surgeon; B. 6. II.; address, Houlton, Me.
JAMES, GEORGE SILAS; b. Pawtucket. R. L. Dec. 24, 1878; d. Hills Grove,
R. I., Nov. 12, 1897.
JOHNSON, JOHN P.; b. East Providence, R. I.; d. Providence, R. L, July 16, 1898.
McAUSLAN. HAROLD LEE. In business;* address. 217 Lexington Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
MARBLE, GEORGE EDWIN. Chief draughtsman Curtis and Marble Machine
Company; address, 404 Lakewood St., Worcester, Mass.
MOULTON, SETH AUGUSTINE; address unknown.
MYRICK, NATHANIEL WILLIS. Manufacturer; 9. A. X.; address, 667 West
28th St., Los Angeles. Cal.
PEASLEE, JONATHAN CLAIRE. Druggist; address, Plymouth, N. H.
PERRY, ARTHUR LLEWELLYN. Banker; B. 6. n.; address. 62 Ehn St,
Westerly, R. I.
PHILLIPS, VERNON SIRVILIAN. A.B., University of Chicago 1902. Baptist
minister; A. T. A.; address, 31 Thirteenth Ave., Columbus, Ohio.
1900 NON-GRADUATES 499
PIPEE, GEORGE IRVING; address. North Parsonsfield. Me.
RICKARD, GEORGE WELD. City auditor; address. City Hall, Woonsocket, R. I.
ROBERTS, ARTHUR LLEWELLYN; address, Homellsville. N. Y.
ROBINSON, LAWRENCE WARWICK. Bookkeeper; address, 137 Bluff Ave.,
Edgewood, R. I.
SCHILLING, GEORGE EDWARD; address, 3 Fourteenth St., Franklin, Venango
Co., Penn.
SMITH. GEORGE WARNER; address, Nayatt Point, R. I.
SMITH, MILTON BAKER. City clerk Homellsville, N. Y.
SMITH, ORLANDO RAYMOND. Vice president The Smith Granite Company;
address. Westerly, R. I.
STANLEY, HENRY WILLIS. Vocal teacher.
SUMNER, HARRY GROVE. Journalist; deceased.
TRUESDALE, DAVID EDMUND. Salesman; *. A. 9.; address, 277 Main St.,
Mebose, Mass.
WEBB, FREDERICK ELMER; address unknown.
WIGGINS, FREDERICK WALLACE. Farmer; address, Warsaw, N. Y.
WILKINSON, EDWARD SHEPARD. Banker; A. K. E.; address. North Adams,
Mass.
WOOD, WILLIAM OLNEY; address. East Providence, R. I.
WRIGHT, ARTHUR LLEWELLYN; address. West Newton, Mass.
1901
ARNOLD, FRANK HERBERT; address, 1334 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
BABCOCK, ORMAN TRUESDELL; b. Norwich, N. Y., Nov. 11, 1877; d. Norwich,
Feb. 1904.
BANCROFT, EDWARD RATHBONE. Salesman; address, 5 College St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BARNES, HARRY; address, Ashton, R. I.
BARTHOLOMEW, ANDREW MARCY. Real estate broker; Z. *.; address,
163 Main St., Southbridge, Mass.
BEAMAN, LORA ELMER. Machinery agent; address, 607 Marquette Bldg.,
Chicago, m.
BODURTHA, EARLE SIMONS PRATT. Undertaker; address, 952j^ Williams
Ave., Portland, Ore.
BOWEN, RICHARD LbBARON. Manufacturer; address, 150 Newman Ave.,
East Providence, R. I.
BROWN, JOHN EARLE. Lawyer; address, 37 Earle St., Woonsocket, R. I.
BURDICK, HENRY LANGWORTHY, A.B., Amherst College, 1903; LL.B.,
Harvard University 1906. Lawyer; A. K. E.; address, 17 Custom House St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
CARTER, CHARLES BLANCHARD. Lawyer; A. *.; address. Laurel Hill,
Auburn, Me.
CATHRO, SAMUEL PERCIVAL. Stockraiser; address, Plentywood, Mont.
COGAN, RICHARD MERWIN; d. Jan. 3, 1907.
COLES, BARAH GRITMAN; address, 128 East 34th St., New York, N. Y.
COLTON, DANIEL ANTHONY. Lawyer; address, 19 College St., Providence, R. I.
COOK, RUFUS HALSTEAD. Lawyer; address, 86 Mam St., Northampton, Mass.
COPELAND, ALBERT LINWOOD. Teacher; address. East Weymouth, Mass.
COWEN, ABRAHAM FRANK. Lawyer, New York, N. Y.
500 BBOWN UNIVERSITY 1901
CROKEE, FRANK HENRY; b. New York, N. Y., 1879; d. Ormond, Fla., Jan.
22, 1905.
CURRIER, DAVID; address, Newark Ave., and Cleveland Park, Washington, D. C.
DAY, HORACE TALBOT. With Factory Mutual Fire Insurance Co.; address,
6 Park Lane St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
DEVINE, EDWARD JAMES. Druggist; *. K.; address, 75 Adams St., Portland,
Me.
DOLAN, LEO ALEXANDER. Engineer; address unknown.
DOLAN, PETER TERRENCE; address, 18 Hanover St., Worcester, Mass.
ELDREDGE, ALTON WINFRED, LL.B., Boston University 1902. Lawyer;
address, 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
FLAGG, ERNEST WARREN. Mercantile reporter BradHreel'a; A. T. fl.; address,
139 Dana Ave., Hyde Park, Mass.
GARST, WILLIAM SEBASTIAN. With Pilgrim Novelty Co.; address, 422 Butler
Exchange, Providence, R. I.
GOULD, EBEN COLMAN, M.D., Boston University 1901. Physician; address,
152 Lancaster St., Leominster, Mass.
GREENE, STEPHEN HAROLD. Cotton mill treasurer; A. T.; address, 18 Alden
St., Newton Centre, Mass.
GROSVENOR, ARTHUR TUCKER-, address, Abington, Conn.
HINDLE, WILLIAM, M.D., Harvard University 1903. Physician; address, 334
Broad St., Providence, R. I.
HOLMAN, FRANK PARKE; address unknown.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM CARTER. Member firm of Johnson & Walker; address, 27
Exchange St., Providence, R. I.
LANE, WILFRED CLARY, L.B., Mercer University, 1900; LL.B., Yale University,
1901. Lawyer; *. A. 6.; address, Crocker Bldg, Des Moines, Iowa.
LARCHAR, WILLIAM. Corporation treasurer; address, 282 Benefit St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
LAWLOR, THOMAS FRANCIS; address. Valley Falls, R. I.
LAWSON, FRANK MAY, M.D.. Cooper Medical College, San Francisco, Cal., 1909.
Physician; address, Barceloux Bldg., Willows, Cal.
LeSTAGE, DONALD. Manufacturing jeweler; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
McCONNICO, CLIFFORD VAIDEN; address, Vaiden, Miss.
McDonald, RALPH Augustus, B.Ped., Col. state Normal School, 1897.
Special clerk U. S. Treasury Department; b. Chicago, 111., April 16, 1875; d. El Paso,
Texas, Dec. 30, 1906.
McLEOD, JAMES DUNCAN. Circuit clerk; B. O. n.; address, Brookfield, Mo.
MARONEY, JOHN LEO. Lawyer; member R. I. general assembly, 1903, 1904;
||>. K.; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
MARTIN, GEORGE RUTHERFORD; address, 1353 South Broadway, East
Providence, R. I.
MIDGLEY, ALBERT LEONARD, D.M.D., Harvard University 1901. Dentist;
address, 315 Butler Exchange, Providence, R. I.
MILLIKEN, VERGIL STANLEY; deceased.
NEWMAN, ALLEN MUNRO, D.D.S., University of Penn. 1902. Dentist; d.
Pawtucket, R. I., Aug. 21, 1903.
PARKER, WILLIAM EVERETT. Captain, U. S. Marine Corps; address, Head-
quarter U. S. Marine Corps, Washington, D. C.
PATTON, CARLTON JOHN, ScB., New York University, 1911. Teacher; K. 2.;
address, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
PERKINS, FRANK ERNEST. Teacher; address, 46 Grove Ave., Ea.st Providence,
R. L
PERTILLA, EDWIN MILES; from Norwich, N. Y.
1901 NON-GRADUATES 501
PHILLIPS, FREDERICK GEORGE, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 190!!. Physician; B. 6. n.; address, 319 Broad St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
PRATT, CLIFFORD HENRY. Wholesale commission merchant; address, IS
Arundel Terrace, Newton, Mass.
RAYMOND, LORING HAY, M.D., Harvard University 1903. Physician; address,
46 Bow St., Somerville, Mass.
RICH, EDWARD GILE; address unknown.
RICKETTS, ALFRED HENRY. Oil chemist; address. The Texas Co., Linwood,
Pa.
SANBORN, WARREN BIGELOW; address. Care of Dr. B. T. Sanborn, Augusta,
Me.
SAYLES, STANTON HOPKINS; address, Uxbridge, Mass.
SULLIVAN, JOHN JOSEPH; address, 171 High St., Portland, Me.
TINGUE, WILLIAM JAMES. Merchant; A. A. *.; address, 118 Twenty-fifth
St.. New York, N. Y.
WARNER, ARTHUR EDWARD, Sc.B., Dartmouth College 1904. Journalist;
address, 80 West Grand Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.
WHITTEMORE, ARTHUR HERBERT. Instructor and physical director Uni-
versity of S.D.; address, Vermillion, S. D.
WILLIAMS, EDWARD BROWN. With W. E. Barrett Co.; Z. *.; address, 28
Sycamore St., Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, FREDERIC DARBY, M.D., Columbia University 1903. Surgeon;
address, 326 Broad St., Valley Falls, R. I.
WILLIAMSON, JOHN POLLOCK; address unknown.
WOOD, HARRY LOWELL; from Providence, R. I.
WOODWORTH, CLARENCE FIELD. Machinist; address, Pawtuxet, R. I.
WRIGHT, HARRISON EARLY; address unknown.
WYMAN, ARTHUR CRAWFORD; address, 25 Highland Ave., Newtonville, Mass.
YOUNG, GEORGE HENRY; from Springfield, Mass.
1902
ALEXANDER, BURCHARD BENJAMIN. Topographer U. S. Geological Survey,
address. Century Club, 815 Vermont Ave., Washington, D. C.
ARNOLD, WILLIAM PEARL. Decorator; address, 128 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
BABCOCK, SAMU'EL BELDEN. Teacher; address, Montpelier Seminary, Mont-
pelier, Vt.
BAILEY, SAMUEL HARDING. Woolen and worsted manufacturer; Z. *.; ad-
dress, 14 Buswell St., Lawrence, Mass.
BAKER, ERNEST CLINTON. Gold and silver refiner; address, 339 Grosvenor
Bldg., Providence, R. I.
BALLOU, WILLIAM HENRY; b. 1878; d. Providence, R. I., March 21, 1899.
BARTLETT, LeROY. Officer U. S. Army; B. 6. H.; address. Care of The Adjutant-
General, Washington, D. C.
BIRCH, HARTZELL RUSSELL; address, Kingston, R. I.
BOLTON, MORRIS ALBERT; from New London, Conn.; d. Whitinsville, Mass.,
1902.
BOUTHILLIER, VICTOR; address, Laprairie, Canada.
BOYDEN, JULIUS WALTER; address, 118 Richmond St., Providence, R. I.
BRADLEY, EDWARD BARNUM; address. Lime Rock, Conn.
BULLOCK, EDWARD JARVIS GUSHING. Writer; *. T.; address, Warren, R. I.
fi02 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1908
BURNS, EUGENE DENNIS. Salesman; address. North Brookfield, Mass.
CAWTHORNE, HENRY HOWARD; address. 1162 Park Ave. Bridgeport, Conn.
CHACE, HAROLD EARL; address, 22 Prospect St., East Providence. R. I.
CLARKE, LOUIS VINCENT, M.D.; address. Bank Bldg., Far Rockaway. N. Y.
COWEN, BERNARD. Patent lawyer. New York, N. Y.
CRAIG, FREDERICK PHILLIPS. In real estate business; A. A. *.; address,
Short Hills, N. J.
CUSHMAN, ALBERT HENRY. Western manager Morley Mfg. Co.; A. A. *.;
address, 69 W. Lake St., Chicago, 111.
DELANEY, LYONS ERASER HILL. Secretary, Lyons Delaney Company;
address, Pawtucket, R. I.
DOUGLAS, SAMUEL NOYES; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 10, 1881; d. Providence,
Oct. 23, 1902.
DROWNE, EDWIN LEWIS, M.D., Harvard University 1904. Physician; address,
26 Lexington Road, Concord, Mass.
DROWNE, FREDERICK PEABODY, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Baltimore 1904. Physician; A. T. A.; address, 8 Child St.. Warren, R. I.
DURFEE, FREDERICK JOHN. Jeweler; address, 5 Decatur Sq., Providence, R. I.
EVANS, WILLIAM ROBINSON. Shoe manufacturer; address, Haverhill, Mass.
FOSTER, WILLIAM CHAUNCEY. Manufacturing jeweler; address, 183 Benefit
St., Providence, R. I.
GEE, ROBERT NATHAN. Assistant superintendent Interlaken Mills; B. 8. H.;
address, Phenix, R. I.
GOLDSBOROUGH, HENDERSON WEIR. Salesman; A. A. *.; address. Mill
Plain Road, Fairfield, Conn.
GOODWIN, EDWARD JOSEPH, A.B., Holy Cross College. Clergyman; address,
104 Camp St., Providence, R. I.
GULLIVER, FRANCIS DANIEL, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University, 1903. Physician; address, 163 West 71st. St., New York, N. Y.
GUND, TORREY. Stockman and farmer; B. 6. n.; address, Jerome, Idaho.
HANDY, FRED WESLEY CALVIN. Instructor Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham,
Mass.; address, Franklin, Mass.
HENRY, WILLIAM JAMES. Traveling salesman; address, Southbridge, Mass.
HERSOM, FRED ALDEN; address, 1163 Cranston St., Cranston. R. I.
HOLT. GUSTAVUS BENJAMIN. In fire insurance business; A. T. a.; address,
95 Water St., Boston, Mass. •
HOOD, FRANCIS GEORGE. Manufacturer; A. A. *.; address, 1803 Liberty
St., Marinette, Wis.
HOOD, RAYMOND MATHEWSON, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1903.
Monumental architect; 9. A. X.; address, Moerlein's Hotel, Forbes St., Pittsburgh,
Pa.
HOUSE, EMMETT; from Arkport, N. Y. .
HOWARD. DANIEL S., Sc.B., University of Penn. 1902. President Emerson Shoe
Co.; B. 6. n.; address, Rockland. Mass.
HOWES, JAMES STURGIS; from Woods Hole, Mass.
JEFFERY, GEORGE CLINTON; from Brooklyn, N. Y.
JOHNSON, HORACE SAMUEL. *. T.; address, 69 Thomas Park, Boston, Mass.
JOHNSON, JOSEPH. Baker, Providence, R. I.
KENDALL, EDWARD. Bank clerk; address unknown.
KENYON, HAROLD DENISON, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Columbia University 1903. Physician; address. Westerly, R. I.
1902 NON-GRADUATES SOS
KNOWLES, STEPHEN DEXTER. With American Screw Company, Providence,
R. I.; address, 193 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
LAMSON, NORTON JUDE; address unknown.
LAVANDER, JAMES FRANCIS, LL.B., Boston University Law School, 1908;
address, 330 Wood St., Bristol, R. I.
LAWRY, GEORGE ALBERT. With Barton, Leach and Company; G. A. X.;
address unknown.
LEAR, ROBERT HERMAN; address, 21 Stoddard Ave., Pittsfield, Mass.
LEARNED, ERWIN HARVEY. Press correspondent; address, 11 Larchmont St.,
Dorchester Centre, Mass.
LEECH, JAMES "WILLIAM, M.D., University of Penn. 1904. Physician; X. *.;
address, 117 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
LEONARD, CHARLES, A.B., Gettysburg College 1901. Minister; address, Selins-
grove. Pa.
LOEB, IRVIN JACOB SCHWARZ; address. Care William Loeb, 21 Eddy St.,
Providence, R. I.
MABRY, IRVING ELLIS; address. East Hiram, Me.
MEAD, PAUL EMERSON, LL.B., Yale University, 1905. Lawyer; *. T.; address,
43 Cedar St., New York, N. Y.
MOSS, WILLIAM BENJAMIN; address unknown.
MOWRY, JOSEPH TYLER. Bookkeeper; b. Sterling, Conn., July 8, 1879; d.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1904.
MUSSEY, WILLIAM FRANCIS. Stenographer; with Watson and Co., New York.
N. Y.; address unknown.
NASH. DANFORTH LIVERMORE. Publisher; A. T. a.; address, 19 North
Chestnut St., Augusta, Me.
NICHOLS, HAROLD WEEDEN. Chemist; A. K. E.; address, 93 Governor St..
Providence, R. I.
NORWOOD, HARRY YORKE; address, Allegany, N. Y.
O'BRIEN, WILLIAM FRANCIS, M.D., Tufts College 1904. Physician; address,
125 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I.
O'REILLY, JOHN DOMENIC; address, 14 Thomas Park, Boston, Mass.
O'REILLY, PETER MILES, LL.B., Boston University 1903. Lawyer; address,
326 Public St., Providence, R. I.
OWEN, BLAINE. Cashier Post Office, Augusta, Me.
OWENS, WILLIAM FRAZER; from Meriden, Conn.
PALMER, CHARLES TOWNSEND; address. New London, Conn.
PEVEAR, THEODORE FREDERICK. Eastern advertising agency of Harper's
Weekly; A. K. E.; address, 288 Sanford Ave., Flushing, L. I., N. Y.
PHIPPS, MAURICE BOWMAN. Writer and dramatist; B. 6. n.; address, 539
West 112th St., New York, N. Y.
PINKHAM, ARTHUR WELLINGTON. Vice president and secretary Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Company; A. K. E.; address, 311 Western Ave., Lynn, Mass.
POTTER, EVERETT CLIFFORD. Hot house and market gardener; address,
501 Park Ave., Providence, R. I.
PUTNEY, WALTER KNIGHT. Superintendent of schools, Lee, Otis, Tyringham
and Monterey, Mass.; address, Lee, Mass.
RENNE, WILLIAM JARVIS; address. Care Winslow Brothers and Smith Co.,
Norwood, Mass.
RICHARDSON, WALTER MYRICK. Landscape architect; address, Leominster,
Mass.
RUSSELL, JOSEPH FRANCIS; from Adams, Mass.; address. 801 Ford Building,
Boston, Mass.
SANBORN, MORTON EMERY. Carpenter; address, 26 12th St., Providence, R. I.
604 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1902
SHAW, ALBERT DRAPER. Clerk Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Com-
pany; address, 47 Windsor St., Springfield, Mass.
SHEA, RICHARD THOMAS. Stone dealer; address unknown.
SHERLOCK, EDWARD FREDERICK. Teacher; B. G. n.; address, 36G St.,
Boston, Mass.
SHUMAN, HARRY BENJAMIN. Dentist, Boston, Mass.
SMART, WINFIELD MATTHEWS; address. Wild Rose, Wis.
STINESS, HENRY WILLIAMS. Lawyer; A. K. E.; address, 210 Governor St.,
Providence, R. I.
STREETER, WILFRED ALBERTS, D.O.; address, 255 Bath St., Glasgow, Scot-
land.
SULLIVAN, FREDERIC DANIEL; b. Providence, R. I., Nov. 15, 1880; d. Bush-
kill, Penn., Oct. 1, 1902.
TELLIER, JULIUS ARTHUR; address unknown.
THOMPSON, EDGAR HAYWOOD. Insurance agent; A. *.; address, 194 New-
bury St., Brockton, Mass.
WEBBER, CHARLES PERKINS. Civil engineer; A. T. A.; address, Panuco, Vera
Cmz, Mexico; Apartato No. 20.
WELLS, FRANK EATON; from San Jos6, Cal.
WILDER, WILLIAM TOURTELLOT. Farmer Johnston, R. I.; address. Box 257,
Ohieyville, R. I.
WILLIAMS, CLINTON NICKERSON, D.M.D., Harvard University 1903.
Dentist; address, 602 Lapham BIdg., Providence, R. I.
WILSON, ROWLAND HENRY. Broker; address, 89 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I.
WOODWORTH, ALBERT LEVERETT; address, Springfield Arsenal, Springfield,
Mass.
1903
ARMSTRONG, WOODBURY WHITELEY; b. Portland, Me., April 9, 1882;
d. Feb. 6, 1902.
BARROWS, LOUIS DAGGETT. Manufacturing jeweler; A. *.; address. North
Attleboro, Mass.
BATCHELDER, EUGENE CLARK. Wholesale produce merchant; A. T. 12.;
address. Box 271, San Diego, Cal.
BOLAND, CHARLES BLAKE. Manager retail linen business; address, 10 Allen
St., Worcester, Mass.
BOVEY, WAKEMAN. With New York Life Insurance Company, New York, N. Y.;
A. A. *.; address tmknown.
BOWEN, FRANK ALDRICH. Electrician and farmer; address, Glasgow, Ky.
BOYNTON, ALBERT BEEBER; address. Sewaren, N. J.
BRADLEY, IRVING LIVINGSTON; b. Providence, R. I., June 11, 1880; d.
Providence, R. I., Jan. 23, 1906.
BRIDEN, CHESTER HIBBERT. 9. A. X.; address, 828 North Main St., Paw-
tucket, R. I.
CARROLL, JOHN PATRICK. Composite*; 20 Brewster St., Providence, R. I.
CARTER, ROSCOE ARNOLD. Manufacturer; 9. A. X.; address, Needham
Heights, Mass.
COLLENBURG, WILLIAM GEORGE. With Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Com-
pany; X. *.; address, 141 Firglade Ave., Springfield, Mass.
COOK, GEORGE FREDERICK. Secretary; address, 38 Adelphi Ave., Providence,
R. L
CUDDY, CHARLES FRANCIS. Physical instructor; *. T.; address, 53 Cherry
St., West Somerville, Mass.
CURTICE, FRED PHILBRICK; address, 5164 Waterman Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
DANIELS, WALTER WHEATON. Designer; B. 9. n.; address. 136 Webster Ave..
Providence, R. I.
1903 NON-GRADUATES 505
DEACON, THOMAS IRVING. X. *.; address, 1593 Massachusetts Ave., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
DeVOLL, earl CLINTON; address, Harrington Centre, R. I.
DREW, JERRY DEARBORN. Lithographer; *. A. 9.; address, 192 Park St.,
Montclair, N. J.
FEARNEY, FRANK ALBERT, M.D., Harvard University 1904. Physician;
address, 940 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
FREEMAN, ALFRED EDGAR. Customs broker, Boston, Mass.; A. T.; address,
24 Myrtle St., East Dedham, Mass.
GOODHUE, WILLIS ELBRIDGE; d. 1904.
GRAY, ROBERT; address unknown.
GREENE, MARK TIFFANY. Insurance, special agent; address, Coweset, R. I.
GRIM, JOSEPH; address, 133 Fayette St., Bridgeton, N. J.
GUPTIL, FRED ARTHUR. Salesman; A. T. «.; address, 96 Lawn Ave., Port-
land, Me.
HALL, GEORGE BATCHELLER. A. A. *.; address. 908 Lowman Bldg., Seattle,
Wash.
HALL, LEWIS FREDERIC. *. A. 9.; address. Mill Hill Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
HANA, LEO GREGORY, LL.B. Lawyer; address, 321 Main St., Peoria, 111.
HARROD, WILLIAM ANDREW; address, 427 East 23d St.. Baltimore, Md.
HASLAM, JOHN WILLIAM. Manager; address, 6 Babcock St., Providence, R. I.
HOGAN, WILLLAM JAMES; address, Oxford, N. Y.
HOLTON, ARTHUR THOMAS. B. 9. n.; from East Northfield, Mass.
HOPKINS, ALBERT WESLEY. Clerk; address, 505 Plainfield St., Ohieyville, R. I.
HOST, JAMES HAROLD LAURITZ. Clerk; address, Wallum Lake, R. I.
LITCHFIELD, ROY SYLVESTER. Corporation manager; 9. A. X.; address.
Comer King and Parliament Sts.. Toronto, Canada.
M'COY, WILLIAM ALBERT. Dealer in insurance and mortgages; A. K. E.;
address, 68 Beech St., Melrose, Mass.
McLEOD, COLLIN ALEXANDER; address, 5 Beekman St., New York, N. Y.
MURRAY, JOHN FRANCIS, A.B., St. Mary's University, Baltimore, Md.. 1902;
A.M. 1903. Roman Catholic priest; address. 26 Pond St.. Providence, R. I.
NAHIGIAN, HOVSEP CASPAR. Civil engineer; address, 23 Uxbridge St.,
Worcester, Mass.
OTIS, MELVILLE NEAL. Dentist; Z. *.; address, 24 University Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
PERRY, HOWARD. A. K. E.; b. Camden, Me., June 9, 1879; d. Philadelphia,
Penn., Jan. 29, 1903.
PHILLIPS. WALTER ENOS. With American Steam Gauge and Tube Mfg. Co.;
A. A. *.; address. 12 Inman St., Cambridge, Mass.
POTTORF, JOHN L. G., A.B., Mt. Union College, 1903; A.M., Columbia Uni-
versity, 1911. Principal North High School, Canton, Ohio; A. T.; address, Salem,
Ohio.
REED, NEWTON CHAFFIN. Journalist; address, 165 Clark St., Portland, Me.
RUPLEY, HOWARD REEVE. Division chief clerk, N. Y. Telephone Co.; A. A. *.;
address, 74 Chapel St., Albany, N. Y.
SAUNDERS, ERNEST ALEXANDER. *. T.; address. 16 Summer St., Somerville,
Mass.
SIKES, GEORGE RISING; b. Suffield, Conn., 1883; d. Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. 14. 1901 .
SLATTERY. CHARLES ALOYSIUS. Lawyer; address, 24 Vernon St., Providence,
R. I.
SMITH. SAMUEL NEWELL, M.D.. Cornell Medical College 1905. Physician;
A. K. E.; address, 209 Wayland Ave.. Providence. R. I.
506 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1903
TANNER, ERNEST KETCHUM, M.D., University and Bellevue Hospital Medical
College 1904. Physician; A. K. E.; address, 1042 Bergen St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
TATEM, JAMES BIRNEY. A. T. A.; address, Putnam, Conn.
TOBEY, WILLIAM HOMER. A. T. a.; address. Prince Rupert. British Colum-
bia, Canada.
TOBIN, CYRIL RICHARD; address, 1021 California St., San Francisco, Cal.
TURNER, WILLIAM HUTCHINS. Broker; A. K. E.; address, 394 15th Ave..
Paterson, N. J.
TYLER, ARTHUR BROWN; from Providence, R. I.
WHITE, JOSEPH NELSON; address, Winchendon Springs, Mass.
WISWALL, PAUL McCORD, Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology, 1909. Assistant
superintendent. National Carbon Co.; address, 342 Perry St., Fostoria, Ohio.
1904
AHRENS, HENRY FREDERICK. B. G. n.; address, 210 Evergreen Ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
AKERSTROM, CLARENCE EDWIN. Secretary and treasurer Amalgamated
Rubber Workers' International Union of America; address, 25 Grant St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
ALLEN, CAPWELL; address unknown.
ANTHONY, JAMES VERE. District auditor. General Electric Co.; A. T. a.;
address. General Electric Co., Atlanta, Ga.
AVERY, WILLIS FRANK. Teacher; address, Limiugton, Me.
BALL, HARRY VINCENT; B. 6. n.; from Roxbury, Mass.
BALLOU, LEVI HERBERT. With Universal Winding Company; A.T. H.; address,
488 Blackstone St., Woonsocket, R. I.
BARBER, CLIFFORD THOMAS. Merchant; address. Potter Hill, R. I.
BARR, WILLIAM HENRY, M.D., Jefferson Medical College, 1906. Physician;
address. State Hospital, Fountain Springs, Pa.
BENJAMIN, EDWARD MERRILL. Salesman, Arnold Print Works; A. A. *.;
address, 320 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
BLOOMQUIST, OTIS EDWARD; b. Falconer, N. Y., Oct. 28, 1875; d. Providence,
R. L, Dec. 21, 1903.
BOOTH, THOMAS SIDNEY. A. A. *.; address, 4809 St. Lawrence Ave., Chicago,
111.
BOTTOMLEY, WILLIAM MITCHELL; address, c/o Henry O. Tripp, 837 West-
minster St., Providence, R. I.
BOUXDRY, JOHN RICH. Editor; address. Box 2193, Boston, Mass.
BOVEY, JOHN MASTERS. A. A. *.; address. Care of Wilder, Ewing and Patter-
son, New York, N. Y.
BROWN, RALPH ARTHUR, Ph.B., Yale University, 1904. Wholesale lumber
dealer; address, 9 Jackson St., Bayside, L. I., N. Y.
BROWN, WILLIAM GAYLORD. Grain merchant; address, 2 Divinity St., Bristol.
Conn.
CAPRON, ADIN MO WRY. Grain dealer; A. *.; address, Stillwater, R. I.
CHENEY, HARRIE NORMAN; address, 308 California Ave., Edgewood, Crans-
ton, R. I.
CLOW, ARLINGTON INGALLS; address, 15 Myrtle St., Orange, Mass.
COURTEN, HENRY CARLTON, A.B., Yale College, 1904; A.M., 1905. Address,
Bellevue Medical College, New York, N. Y.
CRANE, DANIEL BRADLEY. B. 9. n.; address, 2221 Miami St., Toledo, Ohio.
CROCKER, RALPH CONANT. Travelling salesman; A. T. H.; address, 669
Knower St., Toledo, Ohio.
CROWELL, PRINCE SEARS. Chemist; K. S.; address, 53 Washington St.,
Natick, Mass.
1904 NONGRADUATES 507
DAVIDSON, DAVID. Photographer The Davidson Platinum Landscapes of New
England; address, 37 Whitmarsh St., Providence, R. I.
FEAREY, PORTER. Broker in stocks and bonds; A. K. E.; address. University
Club., Albany, N. Y.
FORD, FRANCIS; address unknown.
FRAZER, CHARLES RIVERS, A.B., Shaw University 1900; University of Chicago,
1906. Dean of Shaw University; address, Raleigh, N. C.
GREENE, SPENCER BENJAMIN. South American salesman; address. Box 428,
Providence, R. I.
GREENLEAF. ELMER DINSMOHE. 9. A. X.; address, 95 High St., Auburn, Me.
GROSS, CHARLES FRANCIS. *. T.; address unknown.
HARLOW, WENDELL EDMUND; address, 16 Southwick St., Middleboro, Mass.
HASTINGS, MARSHALL ROBINSON; address. Auburn. Me.
HELTZEN. OSCAR LEONARD. Lawyer; A. T. A.; address, 60 Oriole Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
JOHNSON, FRANK WILLIAM. A. 1. a.; address, Rumford, R. I.
KEENE, HERSEY ROY, M.E. elsewhere. Physical director; A. K. E.; address,
Sumner, Me.
KIMBALL, HORACE EARLE. Corporation president; '*. T.; address, 142 Angell
St., Providence, R. I.
KOLLIG, MATTHEW, A.B., University of Mich., 1904; address. Silver Creek,
N. Y.
LAMPHERE, GEORGE ELMER. Baptist minbter; address, Fitchville, Conn.
LANE, WILLIAM EDMUND; from Antrim, N. H.; B. 6. H.; d. April 13, 1904-
LILLIBRIDGE, JESSE WANTON SHIPPEE. Teacher; address. East Green-
wich, R. I.
LISLE, FRAN"K FRED db. *. T.; address, St. Albans, Vt.
LOOMIS, WARREN WESTON. A. T.; address, 147 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
McBAY, JOHN PRIOR THORNLEY. Prmter; A. T. A.; address unknown.
McMASTER, LAUREN LESLIE. Manager newspaper and periodical store; address,
6 Salem St., Wakefield, Mass.
MACKEE, WALTER DENNIS. Assistant superintendent Centredale Worsted
Mills; address, 59 Comstock Ave., Providence, R. I.
MacPHERSON, JAMES. A. T.; address, 108 Owen Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
MACOMBER, EDWARD SUMNER. Cotton broker; address unknown.
MASON, RALPH EDWARD. With Mason Mfg. Co., A. A. *.; address, 156 South
Water St., Providence, R. I.
MONTAGUE, RICHARD. A. T.; b. Providence, R. I., Aug. 24, 1882; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Feb. 16, 1902.
MORRELL, GEORGE ALBERT. Accountant; address, 4843 Rosewood Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
NEWTON, OLIVER PERRY; from Sandy Creek, N. Y.; deceased.
NEWTON, SAMUEL BAILEY; from Newport, R. I.; *. A. G.
NOBLE, ERNEST HARPER; address unknown.
O'MALLEY, THOMAS FRANCIS, A.B., Holy Cross CoUege, 1904. Teacher;
address, 516 Liberty St., Springfield, Mass.
OTIS, HORATIO NELSON. Assistant sales manager; Z. *.; address, S Doane
Ave., Providence, R. I.
PURICK, GEORGE BUTLER; address, Echo, Long Island, N. Y.
RIPLEY, EDWARD PAYSON. Superintendent A. T. S. F. Ry., Chanute, Kans.;
A. *.; address, 173 Harvard St., Dorchester, Mass.
fi08 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1904
SAYERS, WILLIAM JOSEPH. From FaU River, Mass.
SCOTT, EDWIN GARZEA; b. Pawtucket, R. L, Nov. B, 1880; d. Pawtucket, Nov,
19, 1902.
SLADE, CALEB ARNOLD. Artist; Z. *.; address, 24 Park Ave., Attleboro, Mass.
STURTEVANT, WILDER LEE. Clerk; address unknown.
TEEHAN, GEORGE EDWARD, M.D., Yale University, 1907; address, 98 Broad
St., Providence, R. I.
WADE, REGINALD CHIPMAN; address, 20 Boardman St. Salem, Mass.
WARE, HERBERT PALMER, LL.B., Boston University, 1912. Lawyer; address,
30 Court St., Boston, Mass.
WEEDEN, FRANK PECK. Automobile business; address, 7 Dorrance St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
WILBOUR, WALTER BOWIE, A.B., College of Charleston. 1903; LL.B., Harvard
University, 1906. *. K.; address, 35 Broad St., Charleston, S. C.
WINSLOW, LEON ARNOLD. Teacher; address, Ralston High School, Pittsburgh,
Penn.
WOODMAN, JOHN FREEMAN; address unknown.
WYNNE, THOMAS JOSEPH; address, Warren, R. I.
YOUTZ, HERBERT ALDEN; address, Auburn Seminary, Auburn, N. Y.
1905
AITKIN, CHARLES STANLEY; from Mt. Hermon, Mass.
ALLEN, IRA ZER; from East Sprmgfield, Penn.
ATWOOD, GEORGE SANFORD. Salesman; K. 2.; address, 45 So. Allen St.,
Albany, N. Y.
BENSON, RAYMOND WARING; from Vineyard Haven, Mass.; deceased.
BOOTH, LOUIS LA BAUM; address, 26 Garfield Place, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
BREEDEN, HARRIS WILLIAM. *. r. A.; from Laconia, N. H.
BRIGHT, JAMES COOPER; from North Tiverton, R. I.
CAMPBELL, HARRY BARNES; address, Bridgewater, Mass.
CANNON, JAMES ROBERT. Truant officer City Hall; address, 159 Wendell St.,
Providence, R. I.
COULTER, JOSEPH. Automobile businessi.X. *.; address, 449 Ella St., Wilkin*-
burg. Pa.
COTTRELL, EDWIN ANGELL. College instructor; *. A. 9.; address, II Francis
St., Newport, R. I.
COX, WILLIAM ALOYSIUS; address, 176 Sterry St.. Pawtucket, R. I.
CRAFTS, ROLAND KIMBALL. 6. A. X.; b. Georgetown, Mass.. August 80,
1883; d. July 14, 1902.
CRANSTON, RAYMOND EARL. Engineer; address, 815 Grosvenor Bldg., Provi-
dence, R. I.
DEAL, ALBERT ARTHUR; address, 59 Mitchell St.. Providence. R. I.
1906 NONGRADUATES 609
DORN, ROSCOE CONKLIN, A.B., Colgate University, 1905. Insurance agent;
address, 913 Davis St., Elmira, N. Y.
DURKEE, RALPH EVERETT. Merchant; Z. *.; address, 50 Lincoln St., Hudson,
Mass.
EASTON. NICHOLAS REDWOOD; address, 162 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
ELLIOTT, JAMES EDWARD; address unknown.
FARNUM, CALEB HARRIS. U. S. Forestry Service; A. T.; b. Providence 1883;
d. Holden, W. Va., Aug. 17, 1905.
FLETCHER, JAMES WILSON. *. r. A.; from Holyoke, Mass.
FRINK, GEORGE WILLIAM; from Norwich, Conn.
HANDY, RUSSELL HOWARD. A. *.; from Manville, R. I.
HILAND, CARL AUGUSTUS. 6. A. X.; address, 20 Malvern St., Manchester,
N. H.
HILL, WARREN PARK; from Lakewood, N. J.
HOWLETT, HINSON VERNON, A.B., Temple University, 1906. Minister;
A. T. A.; address, 738 4th St., S. E., Washington, D. C.
HULL, CHARLES HADLAI, Yale A.B., A.M., LL.B. Lawyer; A. T.; address,
73 Vauxhall St.j New London, Conn.
KEENE, GEORGE FREDERICK, *. T.; address, 10 Colony St., Meriden,
Conn.
LATHAM, ARTHUR JEREMIAH. Civil engineer; A. T. A.; address, 136 Arming-
ton St., Edgewood, R. I.
LAUB, FREDERICK WILLIAM; address, 2531 Emerald St., Philadelphia, Penn.
LEETE, PERCY REMINGTON. Civil engineer; 9. A. X.; address. Short Beach,
Conn.
LOWE, STEPHEN ALBERT; address, 35 South Ash St., New Bedford, Mass.
LYTLE, CARL DEWING. A. T. 12.; address, 31 Sargent St., Melrose Highlands,
MAINES, FRANCIS; address, 233 17th Ave., Paterson, N. J.
MEREDITH, WALTER PERCY. Civil engineer; *. K. *.; address, 35 Benefit
St., Providence, R. I.
MOWER, MALCOLM BEMIS, A.B., Colby University, 1905. Corporation manager;
9. A. X.; address, Dumaguete, Oriental Negros, P. I.
O'CONNOR. FREDERICK WILLIAM; address, 27 Lawn Ave. Pawtucket,
R. L
OSTBY, RALPH GRANVILLE. Sales manager; address, 165 Brown St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
OTIS, CHARLES EARLE. Treasurer Otis Bros. Co.; Z. *.; address, 48 East
Manning St., Providence, R. I.
OVEROCKER, DANIEL WILLETS. Civil engineer; *. K. *.; address, ASS South
Salina St., Syracuse, N. Y.
PALMER, JOHN SIMMONS, 2nd. Manufacturing jeweler; Z. *.; address, 83
Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I.
POULI0T, LEONIDAS, Jr., LL.B., Boston University, 1907. Lawyer; address,
383 Broad St., Central Falls, R. I.
POWELL, ROBERT CARLISLE. A.B., Amherst College, 1906; *. A. 8.; address,
92 Cannon St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
610 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
PROVAN, FREDERICK LANOUETTE; from Beverly, Mass.
RAY, FRANKLIN NORTON; address, 622 Broadway, East Providence, R. I.
RUSSELL, FREDERICK NAYLOR. A. T. fi.; address. 568 Westford St., LoweU,
Mass.
SEAMANS, RAYMOND WENTWORTH. Civil engineer; A. T. A.; address,
Femcrest Blvd., North Providence, R. I.
SHELDON, FRANCIS HENRY. Civil engineer; address, 1531 Grant St., Berkeley
Cal.
SLONE, GILBERT ELWOOD. Clerk; address, 150 Indiana Ave., Providence, R. I.
SOUTHWORTH, HAMILTON MUNN; from Albany, N. Y.; medical student.
STEPHENS, FRANK WILLIAM. Engineer; 2. H.; address. Central Aquirre,
Porto Rico.
TARBELL, CHARLES ARTHUR. A. *.; address, c/o Arcalvedo M. and U. Co.,
Denver, Col.
TAYLOR, FRANCIS, Jr; address, 11 Riddles Ave., Wilmington, Del.
TERRY, WALTER OSCAR; from Athol, Mass.
THURBER, FREDERICK BUTLER. Manager Tilden, Thurber Co.; *. T.;
address, 229 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
TINGLEY, ARTHUR BRINTALL. Real estate business; B. 9. n.; address,
Barrington, R. I.
VAUGHAN, RAY CASS; from Beaver Dam, Wis.
WARREN, HAROLD DRAPER. Z. *.; address, 180 Medway St., Providence,
R. L
WARREN, JOSEPH ARNOLD. 9. A. X.; address, 180 Medway St., Providence,
R. L
WHITTELSEY, SAMUEL GOODRICH. K. S.; address unknown.
WILSON, CLIFFORD MORRIS. Manager; B. 9. H.; address, 96 High St., Paw-
tucket, R. I.
WILSON, ELLERY LEWIS. Superintendent, Rumford Chemical Works; *. T.;
address, 185 Brown St., Providence. R. I.
1906
AKIN, EDGAR WALLACE, Jr. Retail shoe dealer; *. T.; address, Davenport,
Ind.
ALDRICH, HORACE EDWARD. Car-barn foreman; address, Claremont By. &
Lighting Co., Claremont, N. H.
AMES, STEPHEN BROWNELL. In insurance business; A. A. *.; address, 4
Liberty Square, Boston, Mass.
BAILEY, MYRON LESLIE. *. K. *.; from East Weymouth, Mass.; deceased.
BAKER, BENJAMIN CHARLES. A. A. *.; address. Ivy Depot, Va.
BANCROFT, RALPH EDWARD; address, 110 Elm St., Stoneham, Mass.
BEAN, FRANK ABEL; from Needham, M^ss.
BECKWITH, HENRY TRUMAN. *. A. 9.; Mining geologist; A.B., Stanford,
1907; address. Box 95, Stanford University, Cal.
BELDING, FREDERICK REYNOLDS. Lawyer; A. K. E.; address, 65 East
Main St., Malone, N. Y.
BIRNIE, RICHARD, Jr; from Charleston, S. C.
BJERKANDER, GUSTAV FREDERIC THEODORE; from Providence, R. I.;
deceased.
BOWEN, ALBERT RUSSELL. Bank clerk; address. National Shawmut Bank,
Boston, Mass.
BROOKS, ARTHUR COURTLAND; from Freiburg, N. Y.; deceased.
BUSBY, JAMES LESTER. A. T. «.; from Warren, Mass.
1906 NON-GRADUATES 511
CARPENTER, MILTON BANKS. Teacher; address. Old Bridge, N. J.
CHASE, GEORGE COLLINS. Automobile dealer; address, Warner, N. H.
CLARK, LE ROY OAKLEY. A. T. fi.; address, 79 Oxford St., Cambridge, Mass.
COLONY, GEORGE TIMOTHY. Druggist; A. T.; address, Keene, N. H.
CONLEY, GEORGE LAWRENCE; address, 34 Blaine St., Brockton, Mass.
CRAFT, HENRY KEMPTON; address, 202 Calhoun St., Charleston, S. C.
CROWELL, ELISHA ALLAN. K. S.; address, Woods Hole, Mass.
CULLEN, WILLIAM MORTIMER; address, Thomaston, Me.
DAVENPORT, FRANK FREEMAN; from Pomfret, Conn.
FISHBURN, ROSS WHITTAKER. *. r. &.; address, 179 Duane St., New York,
N. Y.
FREEMAN, THOMAS JEFFERSON. Secretary and treasurer, James F. Freeman
Co.; A. T. fl.; address, 602 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
FRENCH, GEORGE REUBEN WILLIAMSON. *. K. *.; address, 175 Broad-
way, Taunton, Mass.
FROTHINGHAM, DONALD; from Millbridge, Me.
HAMILTON, ALBERT JOHN, M.D. *. T. A.; address, 69 Newbury St., Boston,
Mass.
HART, GARDINER TUFTS. *. T.; address, Y. M. C. A., Fall River, Mass.
HAWKINS, ROBERT EARLE. B. e. n.; from Attleboro, Mass.; d. Dec. 3, 1904.
HINCHEY, JAMES HENRY; address, Pottersville, Mass.
HINES, HENRY; address, Menetto, N. Y.
HURLEY, JOHN EDWARD; address, Thorndike, Mass.
HUSE, ERNEST LESLIE; from Beverly, Mass.
JACKOWITZ, GABRIEL JOSEPH, B.M.; M.D., Boston University, 1907. Surgeon;
address, 312 Orange St., New Haven, Conn.
JOYCE, JOHN HARRISON. 6. A. X.; address, 62 Denton* St., Brockton, Mass.
KEYNON, ALFRED CLARKE; address, Usquepaugh, R. I.
KILBURN. EDWARD DOUGLAS, M.E., Cornell University, 1906; Engineer;
A. K. E.; address, 88 Cold Spring St., New Haven, Conn.
KILKENNY, THOMAS RAYMOND. Jeweler; address, T. R. Kilkenny Co.,
289 Thurbers Ave., Providence, R. I.
KNIGHT, ROBERT LIPPITT. Clerk; *. T.; address, 3 Washington Row, Provi-
dence, R. I.
LAMPORT, SIMON CHARLES. Merchant; address, 273 Canal St., New York,
N. Y.
LANGWORTHY, PHILLIP EUGENE. Architect; address, 20 West 43rd St.,
New York, N. Y.
LARRY, RALPH ERNEST. ■ Mine operator; *. r. A.; address, James Creek, Penn.
LAWRENCE, FREDERICK KENT. A. T. A.; from Fairhaven, Mass.
LEECH, HARRY CHEETHAM; from Providence, R. I.; d. March 6, 1911.
Le valley, WILLIAM TAYLOR; address, Phenix, R. I.
LYNCH, LEIGH, Jb. Automobile manufacturer; address, 46 Rhode Island Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
MASON, JOSHUA WILBUR. A. T.; address, 347 Walnut Ave., Trenton, N. J.
MEREDITH, WALTER PERCY. Civil engineer; address, 35 Benefit St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
MORRIS, EDWIN THADDEUS. Civil. engineer; *. T.; address, 159 East 72nd
St., New York, N. Y.
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NOBLE, ALBERT VERNON; from Providence, R. 1/
O'REILLY, FRANK De SALLES; addresn, 634 Clay Ave., Scranton, Penn.
OWENS, EDWARD JOSEPH. *. K.; address. Valley Falls, R. I.
PALMER, EDWARD CARTER. Bond salesman; A. K. E.; address, 153 Bowen
St., Providence, R. I.
PERLEY, JOSEPH BAILEY. Cattle and lumber dealer; address, Enfield, N. H.
PIERCE, ROBERT JOHN. Farmer, Fitch, N. Y.; d. June 10, 1905.
RICE, HOWARD LEANDER. Manager; *. A. 9.; address, 488 Public St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
RICHARDSON, CLEMENT; address. Paces, Halifax County, Va.
ROBERTS, WILLIAM HAWLEY. B. 9. n.; address, 70 North Main St., Attle-
boro, Mass.
SCHMIDT, JOSEPH; from Providence, R. I.
SHAFFNER, PHILIP HANS. *. T.; address, 6228 Ingleside Ave., Chicago, III.
SHAW, MERVYN ST. CLAIR. *. T.; from Amherst, Mass.
SLACK, ARTHUR HENRY; address. Riverside, R. I.
SMITH, CLESEN HAVILL. A. T. A.; address, Lancaster, N. H.
THURBER, GEORGE EMORY, LL.B., Michigan University, 1902. Lawyer;
A. T. A.; address, 86 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.
TOLSON, THEODORE ELLIOTT. Hotel proprietor; A. T.; address. Hotel Bristol,
122-124 West 49th St., New York, N. Y.
WARD, JOHN BARKER. Merchant; address, 31 Vemdale St., Brookline, Mass.
WETHERELL, ROBERT PIERCE; address, 191 Corey St., Attleboro, Mass.
WHITING, LEFFINGWELL RICHARD. Electrical engineer; *, A. 9.; address,
858 Humbolt Ave., Detroit, Mich.
WILLETT, WILLIAM. Bank teller; address. Manning St., Needham, Mass.
1907
ALLAN, DOUGLAS NISBET. With Providence Telephone Co.; A. T. A.; address,
112 Union St., Providence, R. I.
AUSTIN, RICHARD SISSON, M.D., Harvard University, 1911. Physician;
A. A. 1^.; address, 683 Washington St., Brookline, Mass.
AUTY, FRED SAWYER. Civil engineer; B. 9. n.; address, 86 Weybosset St.,
Providence, R. I.
BAILEY, EDWARD SUMNER. With J. W. Bailey & Sons Co... Boston, Mass.;
address, 49 Florence St., Melrose, Mass.
BANNON, WILLIAM JOSEPH. Pharmacist; *. K.; address, 26 Main St.," West-
erly, R. I.
BARNES. ALBERT EDMUND; address, Ashton, R. I.
BOLSTER, WILLIAM ARTHUR; address. Valley FaUs, R. I.
BOYSON, WALTER LEWIS; address, 33 Glenwood Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
BRACK, JACOB ALBERT, A.B., Harvard Ijniversity, 1910. Preacher; address, 13
Otis Place, Newburyport, Mass.
BRACKETT, ARTHUR CHESTER. 9. A. X.; address. River Point. R. L
BROOKS, ROSWELL FRANKLIN, Jr. With Roswell F. Brooks; B. 9. n.; address,
71 Main St., Harrisville, R. I.
CARROLL, FRANK CORNEWUS. Providence Journal compositor; *. K.; ad-
dress, 51 Warren Ave., East Providence, R. I.
CHANDLER, HARRY HOBART. In insurance busmess; A. T. fi.; address, 928
Broadway, Everett, Mass.
CHURCH, CHARLES RICHMOND. Mill worker; address, 12 Slocum St.. Provi-
dence, R. I.
1907 NON-GEADUATES 613
COBB. ALFRED PRESTON; address, East Brownfield, Me.
COLLINS, WALTER NICHOM. With Providence Telephone Co.; address, 130
Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
CRUMMETT, CARL STONE. Commercial traveler; *. A. e.; address, 207
Seward Ave., Detroit, Mich.
CUMMINGS, FRANK ANTHONY, M.D., Tufts College, 1911. Physician; address,
543 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
DAVIS, MILTON WALKER; from Pottersville, Mass.; d. 1905.
EASTON, GARDNER COGGESHALL; address, 10 Bradford Ave., Newport,
R.L
EDGECOMB, FRANKLIN EUGENE. Civil engineer; *. r. A.; address, 253
Bucklin St., Providence, R. I.
ELROD, RALPH LEROY; address, St. Albans, Vt.
FEGAN, JAMES GROVER. *. K.; address, 21 Pitman St., Providence. R. I.
FLETCHER. ALBERT MORRIL. K. 2.; from Cambridge, Mass.
GRAHAM, CHRISTOPHER HAMILL; address, 603 New Britain Ave., Hart-
ford, Conn.
GURNEY, ALFRED HENRY. With Providence Journal Co.; A. T.; address, 42
Prospect St., Auburn, R. I.
HAIGHT, ARTHUR VALETTE; from Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; d. 1908.
HAMILTON. JAMES; address, 68 William St., New York, N. Y.
HARRINGTON, EARLE ARNOLD. With South Atlantic Lumber Co.; A. K. E.;
address, 1043 Westmarket St., Greensboro, N. C.
HARVEY, FORREST SHEPARD; address, St. Albans, Vt.
HEALY, HERBERT EMERSON; address, 194 Chandery St., New Bedford,
Mass.
HIBBARD, CHARLES. With Lake Torpedo Boat Co.; address, 200 Newfield Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
HIGGINS, WILLIAM MADISON, M.D. Physician; K. S.; address, Grace
Hospital and Dispensary, New York, N. Y.
HINCKLEY, FRANK HOWARD. Lumber and grain business; address, Yar-
mouthport, Mass.
HOWARD, FREDERIC NIGHTINGALE. With Providence Telephone Co.;
address, 434 Brook St., Providence, R. I.
HUESTON, ROBERT ALEXANDER; from Providence, R. I.
JOSSELYN, LLOYD WADLEIGH. Librarian; *. K. *.; address. Jacksonville
Public Library, Jacksonville, Fla.
LEHMAN, ERNEST CARL. Drug clerk; address, 37 Hamilton St., Worcester,
Mass.
LEWIS, ARCH CUSHING. Engaged in agriculture; A. K. K.; address, Ulysses,
Penn.
LOWREY, ROBERT TOOMBS; address unknown.
MacGREGOR, NORMAN FOX. A. T.; address unknown.
.MADDAUS, OSCAR; address, Manhasset, Long Island. N. Y.
MILLS, DAVID HIRST, M.D., Bellevue Medical College, 1911. Physician; address.
Ashton, R. I.
MOWRY, LESLIE FOWLER. With Narragansett Lighting Co.; address. 16 Hen-
diick St., Providence, R. I.
MUNRO, JOSEPH BRIGGS; from Warren. R. I.
MURRAY. WALTER JOHN. A. K. E.; address, Ansenia, Cona.
514 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1907
OMAN, BENJAMIN GODDARD. A. T. Q.; address, 7 Thurston Ave., Newport,
R. I.
O'NEIL, FREDERIC ERNEST. A. K. E.; address, Malone, N. Y.
OTIS, WILLIAM FOWLER. In lumber business; Z. *.; address, 36 Ninth St.,
East Providence, R. I.
RICHARDSON, CARL EUGENE; address, Marlboro, N. H.
ROBINSON, DWIGHT WOOD. Manager, Luce's Press Clipping Bureau, Boston,
Mass.; 9. A. X.; address, 11 Waverly Ave., Newton, Mass.
RUSSELL, HUGH LAKEWOOD. A. K. E.; address, Ironton, Ohio.
RYDER, BOWEN PULLMAN; from Pawtucket, R. I.
SHEARER, HERBERT BENJAMIN; address, Dublin, Penn.
SMITH, NEWTON ALBERT. Pharmacist; *. r. A.; address. Ware, Mass.
SMITH, ROY RAYMOND. Garage superintendent; *. r. A.; address, Bristol
N. H.
STARK, CHARLES RATHBONE, Jb. Reporter, Providence Journal; *. A. 8.;
address, 43 Chapin Ave., Providence, R. I.
STREETER, MERRICK LYON. Missionary; address. Care of A. B. F. M. Society,
Ford Bldg., Boston, Mass.
THALMANN, RENE PAUL; from Providence, R. I.
THOMAS, GRIFFITH EDWARDS. *. K. *.; address, 221 William St., Scranton,
Penn.
TINGLEY, RALPH HOPKINS. Civil engineer; *. K. * ; address. The B. H.
Tingley Co., 75 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
TRUELL, ELBRIDGE WISEMAN. X. *.; from East Lempster, N. H.
WAY, CLARENCE WILTON, M.D., University of Pennsylvania. 1909. Physician;
A. *.; address, Dennisville, N. J.
WHITE, EDWARD MOSELEY. A. T. A.; address, 37 Stebbins St., Springfield,
Mass.
ZIMOWSKI, HERMAN FREDERIC. A. T. a.; address, 135 Ashmun St., New
Haven, Conn.
1908
BARRY, THOMAS JOSEPH. Post office clerk; address, 15 Glenwood Square,
Brockton, Mass.
BIELEFELD, FREDERICK WILLIAM. Sporting goods business. New York,
N. Y.; d. 1908.
BLISH, ERNEST LeROY. *. A. 9.; from Granby, Mass.
BOOTH, JAMES WILMER. A. T. fi.; address, 7 Castle St.. Worcester, Mass.
BOUTELLE, LOUIS WILLISTON; address, 56 Brownell St., Providence, R. I.
BRUCE, DAVID LESLIE; address, 26 Jerome Ave., West Newton, Mass.
BULLOCK, EARL CARPENTER. Cleft; A. A. *.; address, 28 Pitman St.,
Providence, R. I.
BURDICK, HAROLD STACEY. U. S. Naval Academy, 1911. B. 6. H.; address.
Care of Postmaster, New York. N. Y.
GARRET. FRANCIS WINGATE. Mechanical engineer and western sales manager.
The Standard Gauze Mfg. Co.; *. K. *.; address, 1363 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago,
lU.
COLLINS, CLARKSON ABEL, Jb. With Collins Advertising Co.; A.A. *.; address,
Fanwood, N. J.
CONNELL, CHESTER CHISHOLM; address, Stonington, Conn.
CROWLEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH; address, 529 Tbrrey St., Brockton, Mass.
1908 NON-GRADUATES SIS
DILLON, PATRICK EDWARD, LL.B., Boston University Law School, 1910.
Lawyer; *. K.; address, 704 Grosvenor Bldg, Providence, R. I.
DUNN, ARCHIBALD WALLACE, M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1912.
Physician and surgeon; *. T.; address, 50 Ninth St., Auburn, Me.
EDMONDS, DANIEL WEBSTER; address, 1338 Spring St., Washington, D. C.
EHMKE, HARRY ALBERT; address. Silver Creek, N. Y.
FEELEY, WILLIAM GILMORE, LL.B. Lawyer; address, 118 Power St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FOLEY, PETER AUGUSTINE; from Providence, R. I.
GARDNER, CLIFTON, M.D.; d. Nov., 1912.
GINNEL, HENRY; from Garden City, New York.
GRIFFITH, CLARENCE HILL. With Electric Lighting Co.; A. T.; address, 320
South Fifth Ave., Chicago, 111.
GRIGGS, NORMAN BOYEA. Automobile business; X. *.; address, South Wil-
lington. Conn.
GRINNELL, CHARLES LeROY. Clerk; A. T. A.; address, 3 Brooks Ave., New-
port, R. I.
HABERLIN, GROVER CLEVELAND; address, 57 Clyde St., Pawtucket, R. I.
HALLENBECK, HARRY WHITE. Division storekeeper. A. T. & S. F. R'y Co.;
A. K. E.; address, Waynoka, Oklahoma.
HAMILTON, PETER DAVIDSON GUNN; address. Needham, Mass.
HOUGH, MARK LESLIE. Manager, Enterprise Dye Works; A. T.. £2.; address,
130 Grove St., Woonsocket, R. I.
JENNINGS, LOUIS COTTRELL, C.E., Cornell University, 1909. Civil engineer;
Z. *.; address, 135 Pelham St., Newport. R. I.
JOHNSON, THOMAS COSTELLO; from Dublin, Ireland.
JONES, RAYMOND WILCUTT DeWOLF. OflSce manager. Fisk Rubber Co.;
e. A. X.; address. 2210 Famam St.. Omaha, Neb.
KIERNAN, JAMES FRANCIS. LL.B., 1909. Lawyer; address. Waters Bldg.,
Wareham, Mass.
LEAHY, EDWARD LAWRENCEj address, Bristol, R. I.
LINNELL. WALTER, NAHUM FREEMAN. General contractor; B. 6. n.; ad-
dress, 35 Forest Place, Pittsfield, Mass.
LITTLEFIELD, HENRY WILLIS. A. A. *.; address, 102 Bowen St., Provi-
dence. R. I.
McGURGAN. WILLIAM EDWARD; from HebronviUe, Mass.
MARSHALL, ALVIN INMAN. Traveling salesman; A. K. E.; address, 37 Main
St., Malone. N. Y.
MARSTON. JAMES HARTWELL CHESTER, e. A. X.; address, Fairhaven,
MEHAN, LAROY AYER. X. *.; address, 149 Ivy St., Providence. R. I.
MITCHELL, HARPER BROWN. Teacher; address. Care of Rev. Francis M.
Mitchell, Wickford, R. I.
MITCHELL, RALPH EWING; address. Care of Rev. Francis M. Mitchell, Wick-
ford. R. I.
NUTTALL, HENRY. Civil engmeer with Rhode Island Co.; address. 297 Bamaby
St., Fall River, Mass.
O'NEIL, HAROLD GILBERT, LL.B., Cornell University, 1909. Lawyer; A. K. E.;
address, 96 Main St.. Malone. N. Y.
POLLOCK. WILLIAM DENTON. X. *.; address. Chestnut St.. Richmond HiU,
N. Y.
POOLER, HARRY EARL. Bookkeeper; address, 9 Grove Ave., East Providence,
R. L
616 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1908
POTTER, CHARLES FRANCIS. A. T.; address, 11 Houston Ave.. Mattapan, Mass.
ROOT, GEORGE WELLS; from North Attleboro, Mass.
ROSE, WILLIS MILEY. A. *.; address unknown.
SCALLY, ROBERT ALOYSIUS. Sanitary engineer; address, 3 Hurlbert Bldg.,
Hudson, Mass.
SHIVERICK, MYRON DAVIS. *. S. K.; address, Falmouth, Mass.
SEDGWICK, DWIGHT ROBERT. Manufacturer; A. *.; address, Sedgwick
Machinery Works, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
SJOBERG, CONRAD FABIAN; from Elmhurst, N. Y.
SKINNER, HOWARD ALBERT. *. T.; address, 197 Shonnard Terrace, Yonkers,
N. Y.
SMITH, CLYDE ROBINSON. A. T. A.; d. 1905.
SMITH, EARL ROBERT. Manager of St. Louis office of Detroit Steel Products
Co., *. r. A.; address, 1722 Wright Bldg, St. Louis, Mo..
SMITH, WILLIAM ARMOUR; address, 201 Carlton St., Lawrence, Mass.
STOWELL, WOODBURY SWEETSER; address, Bristol, R. I.
SULLIVAN, CHARLES JAMES; address, 363 Admiral St., Providence, R. I.
TANNER, HARRY LAURENCE, Sc.B., University of Michigan. Instructor
University of Michigan; S. S., University of Michigan; address, 1506 Geddes
Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich.
THOMAS, RAY BROWN; address, Buriington, Vt.
TOWNE, FRANK HAMILTON; address. Silver Creek, N. Y.
WALKER, WILLIAM RUSSELL, 2nd. Draftsman; A. K. E.; address, 367 Angell
St., Providence, R. I.
WALSH, JAMES ANDREW; from Providence, R. I.
WESTCOTT, CHARLES ASA; address, Hopedale, Mass.
WESTON, STEWART DOWNES; address. Care of George F. Weston, 89 Oriole
Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHITE, DONALD PROCTOR. Buyer for Reid, Murdock & Co., Chicago; address,
3414 Elaine Place, Chicago, 111.
WOODS, CHARLES FRANCIS. Bookkeeper; X. *.; address, 25 Chase St., Lynn.
Mass.
YOUNG, PERCY LAWRENCE; address, 294 Ashmont St., Boston, Mass.
1909
ACHENBACH, CHARLES SHOE. A. K. E.; from Phillipsburg, N. J.
ADAMS, WINTHROP. Merchant; K. S.; address, 74 Ellery St., Cambridge,
AYLER, HERBERT REMINGTON; b. Portsmouth, R; I., Dec. 5, 1884; d. PorU-
mouth, Jan. 11, 1911. *
BAKER, OZIAS CHASE. Stockman; *. K. *.; address. Corona, New Mexico.
BRENNAN, JOHN HENRY; d. Providence, R. I.. Apr. 10, 1912.
BROWN, HAROLD PARKER; address, 509 Park Ave., Providence, R. I.
BURTON, ELMER ARTHUR. A. T.; address, 2 Homer Square, Somerville, Mass-
BUTLER, KENNETH LLOYD. Buyer, wholesale paint house; *. A. 9.; address,
2311 Roosevelt St., Berkeley, Cal.
CARLEY, EDWARD KING. Civil engineer; A. T. A.; address, 8 West Grant St.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
CHEN, JU-HSIANG; from Canton, China.
CHOU, TSUNG-HUA; address, Wong Dong St., South Gate, Heu-Chow, China.
1909 NON-GRADUATES 517
COCROFT, REGINALD BIFIELD. U. S. A. Officer; A. A. *.; address. Care of
Mrs. E. F. Cocroft, 13 Benevolent St., Providence, R. I.
COKER, ROBERT. U. S. A. Officer; A. T. A.; address, 92 Federal St., Salem.
Mass.
COSS. BARTLETT CHAMBERLAIN. *. r. A.; address, Cattaraugus, N. Y.
DENSMORE, GEORGE AMSDEN. K. S.; address, Lebanon, N. H.
EADIE, LEWIS ARNOLD. *. T.; from Utica, N. Y.
FOLLANSBEE, EVERETT MERRILL HATCH. *. A. 6.; address, 45 Willow
Ave., West Somerville, Mass.
FRAZER, AUGUSTUS SHERMAN; from Louisville, Ky.
OILMAN, WILLIAM LEE. Z. *.; address, Quebec & St. Maurice Ind. Co., Latuque,
Quebec, Canada.
GOODWIN, WARREN CLIFFORD; address, Grasmere, N. H.
HAGERTY, CHARLES AUBREY. Civil engineer; *. K. *.; address, 54 Hay-
ward St., Providence, R. I.
HAVENS, CHARLES EDWARD; address, Longmeadow, R. I.
HESS, JAMES MILTON, Jr. Clergyman; *. K. *.; address, 5815 Drexel Ave..
Chicago, ni.
HO, HOU-WEI; from Tientsin, China.
HOLLEN, EDWARD JAMES. Draftsman; address, 39 Arch St., Providence, R. I.
HUA, YU-PENG; from Soochow, China.
JACOBS, IRVIN; from Ligonier, Ind.
KEMP, GEORGE ALBERT. *. K. *.; b. Warren, R. I., Sept. i6. 1886; d. Mar.
21, 1907.
KEOUGH, HENRY HARTINETT. Secretary, Manhattan Land & Security Co.;
*. T.; address, 2057 Anthony Ave., Bronx, New York.
KING, ROLAND FRANK. Assistant superintendent. Crown Worsted Mills;
A. T. n.; address, 197 Knight St., Providence, R. I.
LEWIS, SAMUEL CLEGHORN; address, 807 Fifth St., Sioux City, Iowa.
LYMAN, ARTHUR DENSMORE; address, 129 Buckingham St., Springfield, Mass.
McDUFFEE, WALTER CLYDE; address, Rochester, N. H.
MA, TAI-CHENG; from Tientsin, China.
MANTER, EVERETT WILBUR. Electrical engineer; address, 255 Washington
St., Mebose, Mass.
MITCHELL, WILLIAM BARBOUR. Manufacturer; *. A. 9.; address, Nor-
wich, Conn., R. F. D. No. 6.
MORRISON, WINFIELD SCOTT; address, Ballston Spa, N. Y.
MULLIGAN, JOSEPH DONOHUE; address, 71 Beaufort St., Providence, R. I.
NASH, WILLIAM ROBERT. Telephone engineer; *. K. *.; address, 378 Mont-
gomery St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
NICHOLSON, DONALD; address, Newton, Mass.
PAINE, HERBERT RALPH WING; address, Whitinsville, Mass.
PARKER, RALPH BURTIS. Wholesale grain dealer; A. *.; address. Wells, Me.
PAYNE, HAROLD HANSON. Accountant; A. K. E.; address, 103 Summit St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
PITMAN, HAROLD MINOT, A.B., Harvard University, 1909. Lawyer; 9. A. X.;
address, 97 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
RAYNOR, ELIJAH PIERSON. Postmaster; address. West Hampton Beach,
N. Y.
REID, DAVID ALBERT. Assistant selling agent, Ballou Cotton Yarn Co.; address
274 Brow St., East Providence, R. I.
RIDER, WILLIAM EDWARD. Manufacturer of iron castings; address, Wm. E.
Rider & Co., Mansfield, Mass.
fil8 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1909
ROPER, ARTHUR EDWARD; address, Hopedale, Mass.
ROSE, BERNARD SHAFFNER. Civil engineer; address, 48 Oxford Ave., Bel-
mont, Mass.
ROSS, WILLIAM CRAWFORD; address unknown.
SALISBURY, EVERETT MATHEWSON. Manufacturer of salad dressing;
address, 102 DaboU St., Providence, R. I.
SAN SOUCL PAUL ALOYSIUS. Salesman; address, 4 Claremont Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SHIELDS, RALPH WILLIAMS. *. A. 9.; address, 44 Walnut St., Binghamton,
N. Y.
SHIELDS, WILLIAM TRACY; from Providence, R. I.
SKERRY, HARRY ALLEN, address. Friars Club, University of Colorado, Boulder.
Col.
SOOY, NORMAN HAYWOOD. *. A. 9.; address, 2905 Campbell St., Kansas
City, Mo.
SOULE, ARTHUR KIMBALL. Traveling salesman; K. S.; address, Brevoot
Hotel, Chicago, 111.
SOUTHWORTH, DANA LLOYD. Newspaper work; A. T.; address, 2 Lincoln
St., Needham, Mass.
SQUIRE, EDWARD JACOB, C.E., Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1910.
Instructor, Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn; address, 416 Caton Ave., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
STEPHENS, ALANSON THADDEUS; address, Hornellsville, N. Y.
STEWART, CLIFFORD ALEXANDER. With Providence Telephone Co.; address,
31 Selkirk Road, Edgewood Station, Providence, R. I.
STURGIS, HAROLD GREENE. Managing editor DaUy News Standard; A. *.;
address. Care of News Standard, Uniontown, Penn.
SWEETLAND, JOHN SEYMOUR.; from Barrington. R. I.; *. B. K.; S. A. K.;
deceased.
TINKHAM, SELWYN GARFIELD; address. 111 Beacon St., Worcester, Mass.
TRAUSNECK, WILLIAM HENRY. X. *.; address, 100 Waring Place, Yonkers,
N. Y.
TURNER, JAMES VARNUM. Civil engineer. Engineering Corps, U. S. Army;
A. T. fi.; address, 6 Pallas St., Providence, R. I.
WEIL, HENRY AARON. Buyer; *. T.; address, Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Goods
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
WELLS, EDWARD SMITH; address. Palmer, Mass.
WESTCOTT, JOHN BENJAMIN. A.B., Yale University 1909; A.M., 1910.
Cashier; A. T.; address, 60 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
WESTERVELT, ALANSON KNOX. Banker; address, Churdon, Iowa.
WHIPPLE, CHARLES BENJAMIN; address. South Dayton, N. Y.
1910
ABERCROMBIE, DANIEL WEBSTER. Life insurance agent; A. A. *.; address,
81 Providence St., Worcester, Mass.
ALMY, MAX ALONZO, M.D., Albany Medical College, 1912. Physician; K. 2.;
A. K. E.; address. Corning, N. Y.
BATES, HOWARD COGGESHALL. Clerk; address, 55 Bainbridge Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BATTEY, JAMES EDWARD. B. 9. H.; addiess, Ashland, R. I.
BERGE, FREDERIC OTTO; address, Tampico, 111.
BLACKBURN, WILLIAM ALFRED. S. *. A.; address, Fairhaven, Mass.
BLOUNT, SAMUEL GILBERT. Physician; A. T. A.; address, 207 Admiral St.,
Providence, R. I.
1910 NON-GRADUATES 619
BOIG, ALEXANDER FLETCHER. Draftsman; address, Care of American
Bridge Co., Ambridge, Penn.
BOWNE. CHARLES BARRET. Journalist; A. *.; address. The Evening Sun,
New York, N. Y.
BUPFUM, FRANCIS HENRY, Jr. Farmer and preacher; *. K. *.; address.
New London, New Hampshire.
CARSON, MAX HOWARD. Surveyor, D. L. & W. R. R.; S. *. A.; address,
Nicholson, Penn.
CASE, BRAYTON CLARKE; address. South Acton, Mass.
CHADWELL, OTIS. 9. A. X.; address, 41 Elsmere St., Lynn, Mass.
CHRISTIE, CHESTER IRVING, Sc.B., Columbia University, 1912. With Western
Electric Co.; A. K. E.; address, 177 West 95th St., New York, N. Y.
CLARKE, ROBERT IRVING. B. e. n.; address, 98 Stafford Road, Fall River.
CLEVELAND, JOHN ALBERT. *. A. 9.; address, Mt. Jewett, Penn.
COLAS, ANTONIO. A. K. E.; address, Havana, Cuba.
COLBY, EARL WESTGATE. X. *.; address, Helena, Mont.
COLLING WOOD, JOHN CHICHESTER. Bond broker; A. *.; address. New-
burg, N. Y.
COLLINS, ELIOT LOOMIS. A. A. *.; b. Alpine, N. J., Dec. 2, 1889; deceased.
CONANT, MORRIS FERGUSON. Lace manufacturing, American Textile Co.,
Pawtucket; *. T.; address, 104 Clay St., Central Falls, R. I.
CREELMAN, ALLAN DAVID. Minister; Z. *. A.; address. West Grafton, Mass.
DAWLEY, EARL PHILIP. Clerk; address, 170 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I.
DONAHOE, JOHN BROWN. Advertising business; address, 1^}4 Candace St..
Providence, R. I.
DUNCAN, CLINTON EVERETT. Superintendent Morgan Park Academy;
address, Blake Hall, Morgan Park Academy, Morgan Park, HI.
DWYER, WILLIAM JAMES. Clerk; A. X. A.; address, 90 Newark St.. Provi-
dence, R. I.
ELLIS, HAROLD LA FOREST. K. S.; b. Worthington, Mass., June 4, 1888;
d. April 30, 1912.
FALES, JEROME RICHMOND. 9. A. X.; address, Barrington, R. I.
FIELD, MALCOLM SHERWOOD, P.H.C., Mass. College of Pharmacy, 1912.
Chemist; 6. A. X.; address, 34 Spring St., Taunton, Mass.
FLECKHAMER, ALBERT LOUIS. Draftsman; address, 157 Jewett St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FINKELSTEIN, GABRIEL; address, 78 West River St., Providence, R. I.
FOGWELL, JEROME PHILIP. Address, 239 Warren St., Fall River, Mass.
GARDNER, FREDERICK ALBERTO. Civil engineer; A. *.; address. Forest
Service, Washington, D. C.
HAAKE, CHARLES HENRY GRUBE. A. K. E.; address, 210 West 109th St.,
New York, N. Y.
HENRICKSON, HAROLD EDWIN; address. Care of Mr. Carl Henrickson, 28
Comstock Ave., Providence, R. I.
HICKEN, GUY REYNOLDS; address, 33 Federal St., Newburyport, Mass.
HILLS, ALBERT WALLACE. Salesman, The Haydenville Co.; A. K. E.; address,
Haydenville, Mass.
HOWARD, JOHN DANIELSON. Assistant credit man; *. T.; address. Care of
Western Dry Goods Co., Seattle, Wash.
HOWE, DONALD GRANT; address, Ludlow, Vt.
JACKSON, LOUIS SPURGEON; address, Forsyth, Ga.
620 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1910
KING, HAROLD FREMONT; address. South Scituate, R. I.
KINION, AMBROSE JOSEPH. Bookkeeper; *. K.; address, 146 High St., Valley
Falls, R. I.
KNOWLES, CARL AMOS. Clerk, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.; address, 401 N. H.
Office Bldg.. Providence, R. I.
LAMBERT, LEWIS KEMPT. Secretary and manager; A. T. A.; address, 17
Custom House St., Providence, R. I.
McCANNA, RAYMOND PAUL. Lawyer; A. T. A.; address, 433 Hope St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
McCarthy, Florence FRANCIS; address, 124 Green St., Somersworth, N. H.
McCarthy, WILLIAM henry. Retail jeweler; *. K.; address, 357 Essex
St., Lawrence, Mass.
McGOUGH, ROBERT EMMET. Salesman, W. W. White & Co.; Z. *.; address,
257 Eaton St., Providence, R. I.
McGURTY, GEORGE HENRY; *. K.; address, Somersworth, N. H.
MORGAN, MARSHALL TIFFANY. Law student; *. A. e.; address, 87 Wey-
bosset St., Room 43, Providence, R. I.
O'CONNOR, ALBERT JOSEPH. *. K.; address, 27 Lawn Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
PARKER, GEORGE WALLER. B. 9. n.; address, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
PHINNEY, HAROLD THOMAS. Examiner; B. 6. H.; address, 200 Indiana
Ave., Providence, R. I.
PIERCE, WILLIAM BOLSTER. Assistant in Laboratory of Physics, Dartmouth,
College; A. K. E.; address, 335 Brighton Ave., Portland, Me.
PRESCOTT, JEREMIAH HOOPER. Clerk and salesman; address ,36 Eighth St..
Providence, R. I.
RICHARDS, C^,ARENCE. Clerk, N. Y., N. H. & H. Superintendent's Office;
address, 118 Francis St., Providence, R. I.
RICHARDS, THORNTON MUNROE. Assistant superintendent cotton milb;
A. T. A.; address, Taber Mills, Coffin Ave., New Bedford, Mass.
SANBORN, ALMER CURTIS. K. S.; address unknown.
SHEA, JEREMIAH JAMES. *. K.; address unknown.
SHELDON, ISRAEL REMINGTON. Teacher; S. *. A.; address. High School,
Central Falls, R. I.
SMITH, THOMAS CHARLES RUSSELL. Bleacher, dyer and finisher; *. K.;
address. Valley Falls, R. I.
SNIDER, PAUL HUSTED, Sc.B., Washington and Jefferson College, 1910; M.F.
Colorado College, 1913; A. *.; address, 60 Nassau St., Uniontown, Fayette County,
Penn.
SIMPSON, PAUL; address, 97 High St., Newburyport, Mass.
STRAFFm, HOWARD ALDEN. S. *. A.; address, 17 South St., Brockton. Mass.
THOMAS, EUGENE ALONZO; address, Lafayette, R. I.
TOBIN, DONALD MALCOLM. A. A. *.; address, Swanton, Vt.
TUKESBURY, HAROLD McGREGOR. Salesman and buyer; *. A. 9.; address,
Welsbach Co. of N. E., 16 Oliver St., Boston, Mass.
WATERHOUSE, ROSCOE MORGAN, M.D., Tufts College, 1911. Physician;
*. A. 9.; address, 300 Conunonwealth Ave., Chestnut Hill, Newton, Mass.
WHITNEY, HAROLD PARKER. Z. ■*.; address, Ashbumham, Mass.
WILLIAMS, FRANKLIN WALTER, A.B., Shaw University, 1908; LL.B., New
York Law School, 1911. Lawyer; address, 434 Provident Bldg., Tacoma, Wash.
WOOD, CLAUDE MAKER. S. A. K. ; address, 728 North Main St., Providence, B. I.
YORGANJIAN, MARTIN HARRY; address, 17 Washburn St., Providence. R. I.
YOUNG, RAY DURFEE; address. Silver Creek, N. Y.
1911 NONGRADUATES 521
1911
ADAMS, LEONARD HODGSON. X. *.; address, 49 Prospect St., Claremont,
N. H.
BAKER, DAVID SHERMAN. A. A. *.; address, Greenwich, Conn.
BEATTIE, JAMES HENRY. *. r. A.; address, 24 Washington Ave., Stamford,
Conn.
BISSELL, RAYMOND WILSON. Z. *.; address, 9 Summit Ave., Salem, Mass.
BLOMBERG, CHARLES HAROLD. A. T. A.; address, 442 Clermont Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
BLOOD, PERLEY FRANCIS. Assistant to Y. M. C. A. Secretary, Brown Uni-
versity; *. K. *.; address, Hudson, N. H., Box. 322.
BOND, NORMAN JAMES. 2. A. K.; address, Niantic, Conn.
BROOKINS, HOMER TEMPLE. Clerk, Prudential Life Insurance Co.; e. A. X.;
address, Bernardsville, N. J.
BROWN, JOHN JOSEPH; address, 476 Mt. Hope Ave., Fall River, Mass.
BREUNNER, ADOLPH FERDINAND, LL.B., 1911, LL.M., 1912, New York
University Law School. Lawyer; *. r. A.; address, 64 Van Siclen Ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
BRUNQUIST, ERNEST HERMAN, A.B., Bates CoUege, 1912. Teacher; address,
Hillsdale CoUege, Hillsdale, Mich.
CASWELL, GEORGE EVERETT. Foreman, Street Dept. & City Forestry;
B. e. n.; address, 618 Kempton St., New Bedford, Mass.
CHAPLIN, HENRY PRESCOTT; address* Georgetown, Mass.
CHOQUETTE, LOUIS PIERRE PAUL; address, 35 Fales St.. Central Falls, R. I.
CHLTICH, NATHANIEL BOOMER, Jh. Accountant, Union Typewriter Co.,
New York City; A. T. A.; address, Tiverton, R. I.
CLARK, ARTHUR CHESSMAN; address, 187 Gibbs St., Newton Centre, Mass.
CLEASBY, CLARENCE SAWYER. Bookkeeper; n. A. 2.; address, 43 Ashton
St., Providence, R. I.
COFFIN, HERBERT RICE. Manager, F. W. Woolworth Co.: X. *.; address,
Northboro, Mass.
COLMAN. ROYAL JAMES: address, 12 Hoyle St., Norwood, Mass.
CRAWSHAW, JAMES LLOYD; from Providence, R. I.
DALTON, EDWARD FISHER. With the General Acoustic Co., New York City;
A. K. E.; address, 105 Beech St., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
DANE, EARL BALCOM. Insurance broker; A. T. A.; address, 82 Mawney St.,
Providence, R. I.
DAVENPORT, ARTHUR CLAPP. Salesman and technical writer; A.*.; address,
Shoe & Leather Reporter Co., 166 Essex St., Boston, Mass.
DAVITT, GEORGE GLASS. *. A. 9.; address unknown.
DONNELLY, ARTHUR EDWARD. Letter carrier; address, 104 Stansbury St.,
Providence, R. I.
DOTY, CHARLES HAROLD. A. A. *.; address. Summer St., Stamford, Conn.
DOTY, FRANK WILLARD, Jr. A. A. *.; address. Summer St., Stamford, Conn.
DRISCOLL, JOSEPH FERRETTI, LL.B., Union University. Lawyer; K. 2.; ad-
dress, 119 Stete St., Albany, N. Y.
DUDLEY, JOHN EDWARD, Jr. Bureau of Entomology, (Gypsy Moth Labora-
tory); A. T.; address, 93 Beech Ave., Melrose Highlands, Mass.
EASTON, HERBERT EDDY; address. Central Falls, R. I.
EHLE, LEDRO ECKFORD. A. T. fi.; address, 17 Maple Ave., Canajoharie, N. Y.
ELDREDGE, JAMES HENRY. Insurance broker; Z. *.; address, Care of John-
son & Higgins, 49 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
522 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1911
FELLMAN, LAUREL. *. A. e.; address, 19 West 87th St., New York, N. Y.
FILLMORE, MALCOLM GRAHAM. Mechanic; *. A. G.; address, 14 Farwell
Ave., Melrose, Mass.
FLEMING, BYRON MASON; address, 714 High St., Lonsdale, R. I.
FLETCHER, JOSEPH EDWARD, Jk. *. T.; address, 151 Waterman St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FOLLANSBEE, CLARENCE LaFOREST; address, Laconia, N. H.
GLEASON, FREDERICK RICHMOND. Banking; A. T. «.; address, 268 New-
bury St., Boston, Mass.
GLYNN, EDWARD JEROME, Sc.B.. University of Notre Dame. Chemist; *. K.;
address, 1273 State St., SpringiSeld, Mass.
GOFF, DARIUS. Assistant treasurer, D. Goff & Sons; *. T.; address, 11 Walnut
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
GRAY, ERNEST LINWOOD. Teacher; S. *. A.; address, Marshill, Me.
GREENE, ALLTON; address, Portland, Me.
HAGERMAN, BENJAMIN. Real estate broker; A. A. *.; address, 3616 Walnut
St., Kansas City, Mo.
HAMPTON, AUGUSTUS JOSEPH. *. K.; address, 183 Sayles Ave., Pawtucket,
R. I.
HARRIS, WALLACE ELMER; address, 27 Park St., Providence, R. I.
HASTIE, WILLIAM IRVING. Salesman; address, 86 Larch St., Providence,
R. L
HOWE, PAUL DENCKLA. Bond salesman; *. T.; address, 101 Arlington Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
INOMATA, SHINZO; from Anglo-American College, Tokio, Japan.
JENNY, WILLIAM HENRY. X. *.; address, Meriden, N. H.
JONES, GARDNER HUNTER. Clerk, B. & M. R. R.; address, Lakeport,
N. H.
JORDAN, HARMON PAUL BUFFUM; address. Echo Farm. HoUiston, Mass.
JORDAN, OTIS WILLIAM. X. *.; address, R. F. D., Windsor, Vt.
KELLY, WALTER EDWARD. *. K.; address, 124 Crawford St., Roxbury,
Mass.
KENT, EARL BARNEY. Wholesale jeweler; B. G. H.; address, 12 First St.,
Attleboro, Mass.
KENYON, ARTHUR EDWARD. Clerk, Providence Telephone Co.; 2. N.;
address, 100 Hospital St., Providence, R. I. «.
KINDELAN, .JOHN BAPTIST, Ph.B., Yale University, 1912. Civil engineer;
A. K. £.; address, 40 Malecon St., Habana, Cuba.
KNIGHT, ALBERT FRANKLIN. Cotton manufacturing; Z. *.; address, 121
Arnold St., New Bedford, Mass.
LANGDON, TRACY BINNIAN; from Longmeadow, R. I.
LUTHER, WARREN BLISS. B. G. n.; b, Attleboro, Mass., March 17, 1888; d.
Nov. 7, 1909.
MacDONALD. WILLIAM WALLACE. X. *.; address unknown.
MARSTON, EDGAR JEAN. Vice president and treasurer, Inter-State News Co.,;
A. A. *.; address, 116 East 58th St., New York, N. Y.
MAXSON, CHARLES CLARENCE, Jr. A. K. E.; address, 128 Main St., Wes-
terly, R. I.
MAYER, JOHN CHARLES; address, 156 West 86th St., New York, N. Y.
MERRITT, EDWARD LORD. A. T.; address, Clifton Springs, N. Y.
MOSELEY, FREDERICK RUSSELL. A. K. E.; address. Care of F. M. Steams,
37 Circuit Road, Brookline, Mass.
MUIR, HAROLD EDWARD; address, Newton, N. J.
19H NON-GRADUATES 528
MULCAHV, FREDERICK LEO; address, Lawrence, Mass.
MURNAN, GEORGE FRANCIS; address, 422 North Bellinger St., Herkimer,
N.Y.
NICHOLS, WILLIAM WASS. Salesman, Packard Motor Car Co., Boston; *. S. K.;
address, 407 Newport Ave., Wollaston, Mass.
GATES, JOSEPH HAROLD. With General Fire Extinguisher Co.; address, 107
Beacon Ave., Providence, R. I.
O'HARA, JAMES LOUIS; address, St. Thomas College, Brookland, D. C.
ORMES, HARRY ALFRED. Machinery salesman, Whitcomb-BlaisdeU Tool Co.,
Worcester; address, Upton, Mass.
PALMER, WALTER BRUCE. Foreman, road construction; 2. A. K.; address,
42 Brush HiU Road, Mattapan, Mass.
PARTINGTON, WALTER HOWARD. Commercial traveler; *. r. A.; address,
252 Central St., Central Falls, R. I.
PHELPS, HARRY JEROME; address, Balbton Spa, N. Y.
RANDLETT, WALTER GILE. A. T. A.; address, 63 Bowen St., Newton Centre,
Mass.
RANKIN, EDWARD JOSEPH. Manufacturing jeweler; A. T. A.; address, 1206
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Penn.
RICHARDS, CYRIL KELLY, LL.B., University of Virginia, 1912. Lawyer;
E. Z.; address, 2915 Campbell St., Kansas City, Mo.
RICHARDSON, GEORGE CORMIER; address, 2493 Lakewood Ave., Chicago,
Dl.
RICHARDSON, ORVLLLE PRATT, Ja. Insurance agent; A. T. a.; address, 12
Florence St., Attleboro, Mass.
RICKER, MAURICE STANLEY. *. T.; address, 51 Highland St., Bangor, Me.
ROALF, THOMAS HOWARD. Civil engineer; *. 2. K.; address, P. O. Box 949,
Providence, R. I.
ROCKWOOD, HAROLD WALTER; address, Pawtucket, R. I.
SADOFSKY, ABRAM NATHAN. Law clerk and student; address, 190 Valley
St., North Tarrytown, N. Y.
SANDERS, GILBERT, LL.B., University of Michigan, 1912. Lawyer; address,
Trinidad, Colo.
SEATON, JOHN WILLIAM. A. T.; address, 708 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y.
SHANAHAN, WILLIAM HENRY. *. K.; address, Somersworth, N. H.
SHAW, ROBERT GODFREY. With General Fire Extinguisher Co.; Z. *.;
address, 17 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I.
SLACK, CHARLES RUSSELL; address unknown.
SMITH, WARREN HUTCHINSON; address. Box K., Central Falls, R. I.
SNOW, IRVING CUSHMAN; address, 828 Robeson St., Fall River, Mass.
SNYDER, MAURICE YOUNGMAN. With Bell Telephone Co., Atlantic City;
*. r. A.; address, Northfield, N. J., Box 106.
STERLING, ARTHUR HENRY. 2. A. K.; address, SUver Creek. N. Y.
SUNDLUN, ARTHUR. With Sundlun Jewelry Co.; address, 53 Okey St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SWANSON, GEORGE FREDERICK. Civil engineer; A. T. A.; address, 53 Wood
St., Providence, R. I.
TATTERSALL, HENRY; address, Swansea, Mass.
THOMPSON, HOWARD EVERETT; from Brattleboro, Vt.
VAN KIRK, WARREN. A. T.; address, 338 West Franklin St., Jackson, Mich.
WHITMORE, HAROLD FRANCIS. 6. A. X.; address, Herkimer, N. Y.
524 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1911
WILCOX, HAROLD ALEXANDER. Draftsman; address, 89 Messer St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, HOWARD DAVID. B. 9. n.; address, 1897 East 73rd St., Cleveland,
Ohio.
WILSON, JAMES ARTHUR. Loom reed manufacturer; A. K. E.; address, 16
Garden St., Pawtucket, R. I.
WILSON, SHIRLEY ATWOOD. U. S. Naval Officer; *. K. *.; address, «93
Myrtle St., Manchester, N. H.
WINSLOW, JOHN RAYMOND. Rancher; X. *.; address. Barton, Vt.
WINSLOW, WILLIAM VALENTINE. Sales manager. Empire Gypsum Co.;
*. T.; address, 32 Thayer St., Rochester, N. Y.
WOODROE, DAVID ALLEN; from Saratoga, N. Y.; d. 1910.
WORTHINGTON, HAROLD POWERS. Landscaping and orcharding; A. T. A.;
address, Agawam, Mass.
WRIGHT, JOSEPH; address, 11 Pleasant St., So. Manchester, Conn.
YERKES, GEORGE BURGESS. A. K. E.; address, 26 Broadway, New York,
N. Y.
YOUNG, EDWIN BURNHAM. Y. M. C. A. Secretarj- of Franklin County, Mass.;
*. K. *.; address, 77 Callender St., Dorchester Center, Mass.
1912
ADAMS, GEORGE AUGUSTUS. *. A. 9.; address, 6 Merrimack St., Haverhill,
Mass.
ADAMS, HERBERT ENGLES; address, Provincetown, Mass.
ADAMS, RICHARD JAY. A. K. E.; address. Care of L. B. Adams, 17 State St.,
New York, N. Y., Room 104.
ALLEN, WALTER LEWIS. Salesman; X. *.; address, 35 Depew St., Providence,
R. L
ANDREWS, HOWARD BAKER. *. T.; address, 181 Carpenter St., Providence,
R. L
ANTHONY, WILLARD BULLOCK; address, 12 Carter St., Providence, R. I.
ASPINWALL, WILLIAM MARTIN; address, 633 Main St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BANIGAN, JOSEPH. A. T.; address, liM) Douglas Drive, Toronto, Canada.
BANNAN. JOSEPH WALTER; address, 313 Prairie Ave., Providenoe, R. I.
BARKER, ERNEST STRATTON; address, 10 De Hart St., Morristown, N. J.
BARR, SAMUEL; address, Moosup, Conn.
BATES, EARLE WALCOTT. *. A. 9.; address. South Weymouth, Mass.
BINGHAM, HARVEY EARL. X. *.; address, Quaker Hill, Conn.
BLAKE, RAYMOND PRESCOTT. A. T. A.; address, 92 Mapledell St., Springfield,
Mass. *
BLANCHARD, EDWARD PAYSON. A. T. 0.; address, Linwood, Mass.
BLISS, ALBERT. Clerk; address, 39 Hawes St., Providence, R. I.
BOARDMAN, EASTWOOD HOWARD; address, 223 Central St., Central Falls,
R. I.
BORDEN-SMITH, HAROLD SCHENCK; address, St. Paul's Rectory, Salem,
N. Y.
BOURNE, ORVILLE EDWARD; address, Rumford, k. I.
BIJEWSTER, GEORGE WILLIAM; address, 191 Aubumdale Ave., Auburndale,
Mass. ■ . . ■
BRIDEN; PRANK HAROLD. A. *.; address. Cross St., Central Falls, R. I.
1912 NON-GRADUATES 525
BRONSON, PHILIP ELLIOT. A. K. E.; address, Salem, N. J.
CASE, ROGERS; address, Bristol. R. I.
CHACE, HENRY RICHMOND, Jr. A. A. *.; address, 133 Brown St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
CHACE, KIPP INGERSOLL. In insurance business; A. K. E.; address, 49 West-
minster St., Room 203., Providence, R. I.
CHASE, FRANK ALLEN. B. e. n.; address, Mansfield, Mass.
CLARK, WALTER IRVING; address, 40 Grave St., Attleboro, Mass.
CLOUES, ALFRED SAMUEL. K. S.; address, 24 Ripley St., Newton Centre,
Mass.
COBB, GEORGE RAYMOND; address, 12 White St., Pawtucket, R. I.
COHEN, LEO. Bookkeeper; address, 189 Willard Ave., Providence, R. I.
COLLINS, FRANK CHARLES. S. *. A.; address, Laconia, N. H.
COOK, HERBERT LEONARD; address, 217 Blackstone St., Woonsocket,
R. I.
CORNING, DOUGLAS DUVAL; address, 58 Hamilton Ave., Lynn, Mass.
CORRIGAN, EDWARD JAMES; address, Suffield, Conn.
CUMMINGS, LLOYD ROSWELL; address, Bradford, N. H.
DODGE, WILLIAM EARL; address. Block Island, R. I.
DUNN, THOMAS LEO; address, 119 Kellogg St., Fall River, Mass.
FARWELL, HOWARD CLINTON; address, 32 Carleton St., Providence, R. I.
FEELEY, EDWARD JOSEPH; address, 28 Magnolia St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FIRTION, WESLEY CHARLES. 2. *. A.; address, Windsor Locks, Conn.
FOSTER, LeROY SEAVER; address, Whitinsville, Mass.
GILFOIL, ANTHONY JOSEPH. *. K.; address, 52^^ Nichols St., Providence.
R. L
GRANT, MAX LOUIS; address. Grant Supply Co., 204 Westminster St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
GREENWOOD, LEVI CHESTER. A. K. E.; address, 299 Central St., Gardner,
GHEGSON, LAURENCE HALLIWELL. A. T. A.; address, 29 Green St., New-
buryport, Mass.
HENNESSY, HOEY; address, 576 St. Marks Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
HOWARD, VICTOR; address, 263 Charles St., Providence, R. I.
ROWLAND, HAWTHORNE. A. *.; address, 247 Pine St., Providence, R. I.
HUBBARD, HAROLD DAVIS; address, 522 Manton Ave., Providence, R. I.
HULL, CLIFTON MORSE. B. e. n.; address, 50 Strathmore Road, Edgewood,
R. L
HUMPHREY, HENRY VALENTINE. A. K. E.; address, Ballston Spa, N. Y.
HUMPHREY, JOSEPH BERNARD. A. K. E.; address, Ballston Spa, N. Y.
JUBITZ, ALBERT; address, 232 Park St., Hoboken, N. J.
KALAJIAN, AVEDIS ALEXANDER; address unknown.
KAUFMAN, J. SYLVAN; address, 1455 Main St., Dubuque, Iowa.
KEPPEL, CHARLES JAMES. A. T.; address, Romsey St., Dorchester, Mass.
KERESEY, FRANCIS XAVIER. *. K.; address, West Stockbridge, Mass.
KILCUP, ERNEST IRONS. Jeweler; address, 85 Dartmouth Ave., Providence,
R. L
S«6 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1912
KIVLIN, JOSEPH FRANCIS; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
KREUTZER, LEO BERNARD; from Providence, R. I.
LANGDON, GEORGE WOODWARD. A. A. *.; address, 6 Park St., Newbury-
port, Mass.
LARKIN, DANIEL FRANKLIN. Bathing beach business; *. A. 0.; address,
98 Beach St., Westerly, R. I.
LIVINGSTONE, HAROLD DICKINS. A. K. E.; address, 25 Elm St., Westerly,
R. L
McCORMICK, JOSEPH HENRY. Civil engineer; *. K.; address, 226 Obey St.,
Providence, R. I.
McGREEN, THOMAS EDWARD. Dentist; *. K.; address, 433 Westminster
St., Providence, R. I.
MADISON, FRANCIS SPINK; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
MAKER, SAMUEL; from Providence, R. I.
MANGAN, FRANCIS ALOYSIUS; address, R. F. D. No. 5, Turner St., Attle-
boro, Mass.
MARBLE, WILEY HAMMOND. Z. *.; address, 18 Turrell St., Worcester,
Mass.
MARSH, HENRY GILDERSLEEVE. *. K. *.; with Providence Washington
Insurance Co.; address, 597 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
MARSH, STANLEY PEARSALL. Z. *.; address, 324 Mountam Ave., West-
field, N. J.
MELLOR, LEWIS LEROY; address, Guilford, Me.
MISCH, WALTER PERCY; address, 601 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R. I.
MORSE, FRANKLIN RANDOLPH, b. 1889; d. Providence, R. I., March 22, 1910.
MUNRO, DANA GARDNER. *. B. K.; A. *.; address, 630 Francis St., Madi-
son, Wis.
NOYES, EARL HAGADORN. S. *. A.; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
OAKES, FRED BLANCHARD. K. S.; address, 5 Allen Ave., Providence, R. I.
ORCUTT, DELMAR BURTON. A. X.; address, North Abmgton, Mass.
PARKER, EARL STANLEY; address, 22 Pocasset Ave., Providence, R. I.
PEARSON, KEITH NELSON. *. T.; from Providence, R. I.
PIERCE, ALBERT CLIFTON; address, 652 No. Cary St., Brockton, Mass.
POLLITP, FREDERICK WILLIAM. K. S.; address, 8 De Foe Place, Providence,
R. L
REPKO, JOHN STEPHEN. 6. A. X.; address. Queens Road, Queens, Long
Island, N. Y,
RICHARDS, STEPHEN HENRY; address, Marthmg Ave., Tarrytown, N. Y.
ROBERTS, MILTON ELMER. K. S.; address, 18 Greene St., Somersworth,
N.H.
ROBERTSON, WALTER COLBURN. *. S. E.; address, 157 Adams St.. Lake-
wood, R. I.
RODEY, PEARCE COODING; address, Albuquerque, N. M.
ROOT, WARREN. *. 2. K.; address, 645 Public St., Providence, R. I.
ROSEN, MAURICE; address, 25 Washington St., Taunton, Mass.
R@TMAN, ISRAEL HARRIS; address, Millis, Mass.
SAUNDERS, STACY CURTIS; address. West Medway, Mass.
SCHMIDT, FREDERIC CHARLES. *. T.; address, 353 Halsey St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
SEABROOK, ADAM HENRY; address, 1711 Williams St., Columbia, S. C.
1912 N O N - G R A D U A T E S 627
SFNGSEN, ARTHUR GIRARD; address, 392 Plainfield St., Providence, R. I.
SINGSEN, EDWARD LAWRENCE; address, 392 Plainfield St., Providence,
R. I.
SLADE, ALBERT LEONARD. B. e. n.; addre.ss, Touisset, Mass.
SMITH, ALBERT FRANCIS. *. K. *.; address. East Haddam, Conn.
SNELL, CHARLES BRIGGS. A. T. a.; address. Fort Plain, N. Y.
SOLETHER, RALPH BERNARD. B. 6. n.; address, Jerry City, Ohio.
SPAULDING, CHESTER WARREN. A. K. E.; address, Waldheim, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
SPENCER, GEORGE HERBERT; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
SPICER, LUCIUS BALDWIN; address, Groton, Conn.
STRAITON, HUGH ELMER. 2. *. A.; address, Suffield, Conn.
STRICKLAND, CHARLES FRANCIS. K. S.; address unknown.
TAYLOR, JOSEPH BAYARD; address, Scarsdale, N. Y.
TOBIN, WILLIAM JAMES. *. K.; address, Bristol, R. I.
TOOMEY, EDWARD ALOYSIUS; address, Taunton, Mass.
WATERMAN, WALTER LESTER; address, Mansfield, Mass.
WESTCOTT, WARREN. Draftsman; address, 80 Potter Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHITMAN, WAYNE HENRY. S. *. A.; lawyer; address, 48 Custom House
St., Providence, R. I.
WILCOX, DUDLEY MELLON. A. K. E.; address, Plainfield, N. J.
WOOD, HENRY AUGUSTUS. *. T.; address, 37 Ohio St., Bangor. Me.
WOODBURY, MORRIS ELWIN; address, 8 Broad St., Nashua, N. H.
WOODS. JOHN BURTON. K. S.; address, 109 Main St., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
WOOLLEY, CLARENCE NELSON; address, Lonsdale, R. I.
WRAY, HERBERT EUGENE; 9. A. X.; address, 196 Waterman St., Providence,
R. I.
WREN, JOHN HENRY. *. K.; address, Randolph, Mass.
WRIGHT, HARRY SHEFFIELD. A. T. A.; address, 192 Dartmouth St., Boston,
Mass.
WYMAN, PAUL ROGERS; address, 94 Woodford St., Woodfords, Me.
1913
ALLEN, ARTHUR ERNEST; address, 115 Narragansett Blvd., Edgewood, R. I.
ALLEN, RALPH CARLETON. K. S.; address, Abihgton, Mass.
ALTDOERFFER, FRANK EVERETT. B. G. n.; address, 26 Harrison St., Lisbon,
Ohio.
ARON, SIMON LOUIE; address, 62 Hilton St., Providence, R. I.
BAINES, HAROLD ALBERT. A. A. *.; d. December, 1909.
BALLIET, EDGAR JOEL; address, Ballietsville, Penn.
BARRY, DENNIS FRANCIS. *. K. *.; address, Warren, Mass.
BARTLETT, ELMER JONES; address, Warner, N. H.
BASS, WALTER JASON. A. T. a.; address, 23 ChUds St., Hyde Park, Mass.
BENNELL, RAYMOND JAMES. Z. *.; address, Morristown, N. J.
BLODGETT, WILLIAM WINTHROP. Z. *.; address, 71 Park Place, Pawtucket,
R. I.
BRACKETT, EDWARD LUTHER. K. S.; address unknown.
BRADY, FRANCIS JAMES; address, 148 Pocasset Ave., Providence, R. L
BRIGGS, LEON ROYDEN; address, 129 Waverly St., Providence, R. L
588 BROWN UNIVERSITY 191S
BROWN, ALBERT CALEB; 2. A. K.; address, 71 Furcbase St., Newburyport, Mass.
BROWN, HENRY SEABTJRY. Clerk; address, 39 Harvard Ave., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, LEROY CARRIER; address. North West Chester, Conn.
BROWNVILLE, JAMES WORTH. A. T. A.; address, Needham, Mass.
BUCHOLD, ROBERT GILL. A. T. A.; address, Ludlow, Vt.
BUFFUM, MARMADUKE COPE. A. A. *.; b. Newport, R. L, Nov. 7, 1891;
d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 9, 1913.
BURGESS, CHARLES ELTON; A. T.; deceased.
CARR, LEON HARTSHORN; address, Bradford, N. H.
CHACE, MYRON REUBEN; address, R. F. D. 27, Dighton, Mass.
CON ANT, EDMUND BARKER; 2. A. K.; address, Gardner, Me.
COOK, RAYMOND WARNER; deceased.
CORLISS, LOUIS IRVING. S. A. K.; address, Laconia, N. H.
FIELD, HERBERT EDWARD; address, 4 Elton St., Providence, R. I.
FRANK, JOHN JACOB; address, 933 Columbus Ave., New York, N. Y.
GAISER, FREDERIC ROBERT. *. T.; address, Meriden. Conn.
GIBBS, FRANK BRADFORD. S. A. K.; address. West Barrington, R. I.
GORTON, AVERY TILLINGHAST; address, 665 Plainfield St., Providence, R. I.
GRANT, COLIN REUBEN. *. r. A.; address, 81 Central Ave., Medford, Mass.
HARRIS, WILLIAM RUSSELL. *. K.; address, 102 Mt. Vernon St., Dedham,
Mass.
JERAM, HYMAN; from Providence, R. I.
KENNEY, EDWARD LEO; address. Sandwich, Mass.
KENYON, WILLIAM EDMUND; deceased.
KRATZ, OLIVER MOYER. *. A. 6.; address, 2009 No. Marshall St.. Phila-
delphia, Penn.
LARSON, THURE MAURICE. *. K. *.; address, 86 Columbus St., New Britain,
Conn.
LUBER, ABRAHAM; address, 40 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
MARTIN, FREDERICK STILES; address, AUentown, Penn.
MOORE, CHARLES HIRAM; address, 60 Grant St., Springfield, Mass.
MOORE, HENRY BOOTH; address, Greenport, N. Y.
MORGAN, EDWIN FRANCIS. Clerk; A. T. A.; address, 34 Forest St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
MORGAN, ROLAND JOSEPH. A. K. E.; address, 184 Howell St., Providence,
R. L
MORSE, RANDOLPH; from Brookline, Mass.
MUNOZ, MIGUEL ANTONIO. *. A. 9.; address, Guayama, Porto Rico.
MUNYAN, EMERY CARD; address, Thomjjson, Conn.
MURPHY, WILLIAM THOMAS; deceased.
NICHOLS, ARTHUR CARLTON. *. S. K.; address, Lincoln, R. I.
OSHMAN, LOUIS; address, 5222 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
PARKER, ERNEST ARTHUR. Clerk; address, 18 Elmhurst Ave., Providence,
R. L
PIPER, CLARENCE WARD. *. A. e.; address, 59 Crescent St., Rockland, Mass.
POTTER, WILLIAM JAMES. K. S.; Clerk; address, 101 Alverson Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
RANSBOTTOM, HARRY WINFIELD; address. Chapel St., Dover, N. H.
REEDER, EDWIN HEWETT; address, Hastings-ourHudson, N. Y.
1913 NON-GRADUATES 629
REILLY, JOSEPH FRANCIS; *. K.; address, 514 North Main St., Brockton, Mass.
REINHARDT, HERMAN FREDERICK. A. T. A.; address. Box 207, Taylor,
Lackawanna County, Penn.
ROBERTS, VERNE DOUGLAS. K. S.; address, Somersworth, N. H.
ROBERTSON, CHARLES NOBLE, Jr. e. A. X.; address, Lonsdale, R. I.
ROBINSON, PHIL. *. K. *.; address, Ocala, Fla.
ROGERS, MICHAEL CHARLES, address, 120 Tockwotton St., Providence, R. I.
SCHOLZE, ERNEST ALBERT; 9. A. X.; address, 184 Chapel St., Saylesville, R. I.
SCRANTON, RAYMOND BOOTH. A. *.; address, Shelton, Conn.
SELINA, GEORGE UPTON; address, R. F. D. No. 4, Montpelier, Vt.
SIMS, CARLETON FENNER. 6. A. X.; address, Warwick Neck, R. I.
SMITH, HOWARD MERRICK, Jh; Z. *.; address, Lakewood, R. I.
SOMERS, CHARLES RAYMOND. *. K. *.; address, 253 West Ave., Bridge-
port, Conn.
SPALDING, EARL PRENTICE; d. Providence. R. I., Oct. 6, 1910.
SPINNING, CHARLES FRED; from Newport, R. I.
STORY, LYNDON RUSSELL; address. Box 154, Essex, Mass.
THOMAS, HAROLD EDGAR. A. K. E.; address, 1299 Narragansett Blvd., Edge-
wood, Cranston, R. I.
TORREY, CHARLES HOWARD. S. *. A.; address, Abington, Mass.
WALLACE, ALBERT JOSEPH. A. K. E.; address, 2854 Washington Blvd.,
Chicago, 111.
WALTER, CHARLES WHEATON. K. 2.; address, 508 West 157th St., New
York, N. Y.
WATKINS, RAYMOND GLENN. *. T. A.; address, FranklinviUe, N. Y.
WENTZ, RUSSELL HENRY. K. S.; address. Hall, West Virginia.
WILLIAMS. FREDERICK CRAWFORD; address, 72 Park Place, Pawtucket,
R. L
WILSON, HOWELL ORMSBEE; address, Morenci, Mich.
WOODSUM, EDMUND NUGENT; address, 8 Lee St., Worcester, Mass.
YOUNG. MERTON PERRY; address, 28 White St., Haverhill, Mass.
^30 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1894-1896
SPECIAL STUDENTS
1894-1895
AMIDON, JOHN JEROME FRANKLIN. Farmer; address, North Tisbury, Mass.
BEARSE, JOSEPH CALDWELL; from Providence, R. I.
BOSS, HENRY MANCHESTER, Jr., (1894-96), LL.B., Yale University, 1899.
Lawyer; Z. '^.; address, 48 Custom House Street, Providence, R. I.
BUSH, EDWIN ARNOLD, (1894-97). General manager, Charles S. Bush Com-
pany; address, 212 Weybosset Street, Providence, R. I.
CADY, FRANK LIPPITT (1894-97); address, Warwick, R. I.
CARY, CHARLES WILBUR (1894-96). Manager, Cary-Stuart Teachers' Agency;
address, 36 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn.
DUNNE, JAMES ALOYSIUS. B. 6. n.; address, 317 Clinton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
EARLE, BENJAMIN MUMFORD; from Providence, R. I.
F'RANKLIN, FREDERICK HOVEY. Analytical chemist; address, 17 Dorchester
Ave., Providence, R. I.
GORDON, CHARLES WILLIAM; from Buffalo, N. Y.
HARRINGTON, GEORGE WHEATON. A. K. E.; from Providence, R. I.
HURD, EDWIN GALE; from Flint, Mich.
JENCKES, FREDERICK LATIMER (1894-96). Manufacturer; *. T.; address,
E. Jenckes Manufacturing Co., Pawtucket, R. I.
KELLY, THOMAS (1894-96); address. Secretary Board of Trade, Hartford, Conn.
KINGSFORD, HOWARD NELSON, M.D., Dartmouth College, 1898. Physician;
address, Hanover, N. H.
KIRBY, HOLDER CRARY (1894-96). M.D.; X.*.; address, 33 South Sixth St.,
New Bedford, Mass.
PEARSE,- WILLIAM EDGAR; address, 914 South 60th St., Philadelphia, Penn.
SOMMERSGILL, HENRY TRAVERS (1894-97), M.D.; B. 9. n.; address. New
Haven, Conn.
STRAIGHT, JOHN ALBERT; address unknown.
SWEATT, MYRON LOUIS BALLOU. In insurance business; Z. *.; address,
19 Longley Bldg., Woonsocket, R. I.
WHEELER, WILFRED. Farmer; Z. *.; address. Concord, Mass.
1895-1896
ASQUITH, FRANK WESLEY. Baptist minister; address, Susquehanna, Penn.
BANNON, JOHN FRANCIS (1895-97); address. Central Falls, R. I.
BARKER, LEWIS APPLETON, LL.B., University of Maine, 1900. Lawyer;
member Maine house of representatives; 9. A. X.; address, 40 University Road,
BrookliHG MfliSS
BELANGER, FRANCIS XAVEER; from Providence, R. I.
BROWN, MILTON BARROWS. Merchant; Z. *.; address, 62 Exchange Place,
Providence, R. I.
COOPER, BURTON HENRY (1895-6; 97-8); from Providence, R. I.
DUHAIN, CLAUDE LOUIS FA YE (1895-97); deceased.
ENGSTROM, CHARLES JOHN. Baptist mmister; address. First Church, Seattle,
Washington.
FULLER, ARTHUR ENDICOTT (1895-97); address, 17 Ash St., Danvers, Mass.
1896-1896 SPECIAL STUDENTS 531
GALLAGHER, OWEN FRANCIS (1895-98). Lawyer; address. Union Trust
BIdg., Providence, R. I.
GREENE, HOWARD JOHNSON. Corporation manager; A. K. E.; address, 18
Custom House St., Providence, R. I.
HOULIHAN, DANIEL HENRY (1896-98); deceased.
JACKMAN, LUTHER TAYLOR (1895-97). M.D., N. C. Medical College, 1900.
Physician; address, 499 Eighth St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
JACOB, THOMAS; from Jersey City, N. J.
JOHNSON, ROSWELL HILL, B.S., University of Chicago, 1900; M.S., University
of Wisconsin, 1903. Assistant professor; A. *.; address. University of Pittsburg,
Pittsburg, Penn.
KNOWLES, JEROME HENRY (1895-97); address. Bar Harbor, Maine.
LOWE, HARRY HADFIELD; address. Care of Universal Winding Co., 445 Broome
St., New York, N. Y.
MASSIE, WALTER WENTWORTH. Consulting engineer; address, 33 Windsor
Road, Edgewood, R. I.
MELLOR, WILLLA^M HARPIN; address, Pascoag, R. I.
NOLAN, JAMES JOSEPH. Lawyer; address, 49 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
POLAND, JAMES; d. Dec. 30, 1907.
PUTNAM, AMASA SPAULDING. Baptist minister; address, Anthony, R. I.
RANDALL, REUBEN FULLER. Grammar master; address, 58 College St.,
Providence, R. I.
RANKIN, EDWIN AUGUSTINE. Manager; address, 124 Mercer St., Jersey
City, N.J.
REES, BYRON JOHNSON (1895-98). Professor, Williams College, Williamstown,
Mass.
SIMONDS, LUTHER WALTER. Druggist; address, 7 Tenth St., Providence, R. I.
SMART, HOWARD RANDALL; address. Care of Rhode Island Co., Union SUtion,
Providence, R. I.
SPJIED, HENRY CHARLES, B.D., Newton Theological Institution. Baptist
minister; address, 149 Water St., Clinton, Mass.
TALBOT, ERNEST De WITT (189ii-97). Treasurer; address, Talbot Bros. Co.,
905 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
TENNEY, ROBERT MILTON; address unknown.
THOMPSON, WILLIAM ASHTON (1895-98), D.B., Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, Mass. Clergyman, Church of the Ascension; address, 13216 Detroit
Ave., Lakewood, Ohio.
TIFT, FREDERICK ELIJAH; address, Bennington, Vermont.
1896-1897
ALBRO, LESTER FRANKLIN, Sc.B., Rhode Island State College, 1895. Actor
and singer; deceased.
BURGESS, CARLETON ASHBURG; address unknown.
CLEVELAND, GEORGE FARRINGTON. Electrical engineer; address, SUtion
A, Cristobal, Canal Zone, Panama.
GATES, FAYETTE; address, St. John, New Brunswick.
GOODALE, LEON ARVINE. Civil engineer; address, 238 Lincoln St., Worcester,
Mass.
HANAN. ADDISON GARTHWAITE; address, 86 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
KIRBY, WILLIAM WALTER, M.D., Tufts College, 1901. Physician; b. Spring-
field, Mass., 1860; d. Providence, R, I., Feb. 12, 1912.
LLOYD, CHARLES SUMMER; from Sandwich, Mass.
632 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896-1897
LYNCH, CHARLES PETER (1896-1900). Druggist; *. K.; address, 258 Point
St., Providence, R. I.
MANGAM, WILLIAM DANIEL; address, 227 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
McCREADY, HARRY SUMNER (1896-1900). B.D., Newton Theological Insti-
tution, 1905. Clergyman; Roger Williams Baptist Church; address, 81 Wood-
ward Road, Providence, R. I.
PATCHEN, GEORGE JOSEPH; from Brooklyn, N. Y.
PLUMMER, GEORGE WINSLOW. Designer; address unknown.
POTTER, FREDERICK HUNTINGTON; address, 759 St. Nicholas Ave., New
York. N. Y.
RICHARDSON, FREDERICK CLARENCE. (1896-98); deceased.
ROCKWOOD, ARTHUR WESLEY; address, 916 Mam St., Bennington, Vt.
WATERHOUSE, HARRY EDWIN (1896-98). Physician; address, 426 State St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
1897-1898
BLANEY, JESSE MARTLAND; address, 10 Foster St., Attleboro, Mass.
CHAMPLIN, WILLIAM ROSE. Lawyer; address, 12 Poplar St., Providence, R. I.
COMSTOCK, BENJAMIN GLADDING; deceased.
DeWOLF, PHILIP (1897-99). Chemical engineer; *. T.; address, 55 Tanyard
Lane, Bristol, R. I.
FOX, JAMES FRANCIS. Clerk, Providence, R. I., Post Office; address, Warwick,
R. L
HATHAWAY, GEORGE EDGAR (1897-98; 1899-1901). Minister; address, 125
Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
HEALEY, JOHN WARD. Lawyer; address, 42 Main St., Leominster, Mass.
JACKSON, WILLIAM THOMAS (1897-99); address unknown.
KIMBALL, LUCIAN FENNER (1897-1900). With Peace Dale Manufacturing
Co.; address. Peace Dale, R. I.
McCarthy, JOSEPH FRANCIS JOHN (I897-99). Undertaker; address, 240
Charles St., Providence, R. I.
McELROY, FRANK HENRY; from Providence, R. I.
MILNE, JOHN MILNE. With National Paper and l^pe Co.; X. *.; address,
443 Calle Chacahuco, Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic, S. A.
PARKINSON, WILLIAM OUTRAM; address unknown.
PARSONS, LOUIS CURTIS (1897-99); address unknown.
RAUSCHENBACH, PAUL EMIL (1898-1900). M.D., University of A'irginia, 1904;
Physician; address, 141 Broadway, Paterson, N. J.
SCOTT, HENRY LYON. Proprietor, Henry L. Scott Machine Co.; address, 227
Eddy St., Providence, R. I.
SPENCER, THOMAS GEORGE. Methodist Episcopal minister; address, 91
Prospect St., Ridgewood, N. J.
TURNER, ROGER CHAMBERLAIN. Inssirance broker; A. K. E.; address, 548
14th Ave., Paterson, N. J.
1898-1899
BARDSLEY, GEORGE MILTON (1898-1900). Clergyman; address, 2939 North
Robey St., Chicago, 111.
BEACH, CHARLES LAURENCE (1898-1900). Assistant secretary. Beach & Sweet;
address, 170 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
BUTTERWORTH, HENRY DAVID; address, 5210 11th Ave., N. E., Seattle,
Wash.
COMSTOCK, RICHARD WILLIAM, Jr; address, 203 Governor St., Providence,
R. L
1898-1899 SPECIAL STUDENTS 533
CUETIS, ALTON KALLOCH, M.D., Tufts Medical College, 1905. Physician;
address, Danforth, Me.
FEILEE, MAX SIMON (1898-1901); from Providence, R. I.
FISH, MYRON CHARLES (1898-1901). 6. A. X.; secretary American Supply Co.,
Providence; address, 658 Main St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FLAGG, CLARENCE WHITTEMORE; b. Woonsocket, R. I., July 6, 1876; d.
Woonsocket, Feb. 22, 1900.
FRANCIS, WILLIAM JOSEPH; from Johnston, R. I.
GORMAN, THOMAS LEO (1898-1901); from Central Falls, R. I.
GREENE, HARRY LESLIE; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 21, 1880; d. New York,
N. Y., Nov. 1, 1912.
GREENE, HOWARD ERNEST. Merchant; address, 200 West 86th St., New
York, N. Y.
HARGROVE, CHARLES (1898-02). Minister; address, Bluehill, Me.
KNIGHT, HENRY DYER. Real estate and insurance agent; address, 366 Broad-
way, Providence, R. I.
LONERGAN. JOHN LEWIS; from Warren, R. I.
MASON, MANUEL FRANKLIN; address, 126 Quincy St., Springfield, Mass.
MERWIN, WILLIAM HARVEY; address, Milford, Conn.
ODERMAN, JOHN FERDINAND (1898-1903). Traffic chief; address, 287 Admiral
St., Providence, R. I.
PEDEN, JAMES LYLE. Publisher FitcKburg Daily News and MUSord Daily Sun;
address, 21 Winter St., Fitchburg, Mass.
PSIAKL EMMANUEL GEORGE (1898-1901). Merchant; from Athens, Greece.
RUSSELL, JOHN HENRY (1898-1900). Dentist; address, 395 Westminster St.,
Providence, R. I.
SMITH, JOHN HENRY FLETCHER (1898-1900); address unknown.
WALDO, THOMAS ADAMS; from Kansas City, Mo.
YOUNG, JOHN WINFRED; address unknown.
1899-1900
ANTHONY, GEORGE CHENEY, M.D., Boston University, 1904. Physician;
A. T. fl.; address, Denton Road-West, Wellesley, Mass.
BANNON, WILLIAM HENRY; address, Mansfield Bleachery, Mansfield, Mass.
BAYLES, CHESTER ARTHUR; address unknown.
CURRY, CURTIS CHASE. Salesman; address, 515 Guaranty Loan Bldg., Min-
neapolis, Minn.
DAVIS, WALTER RAWLAN; address unknown.
DICKERSON, CHARLES EDWARD GRINNELL (1899-1902). Violin teacher;
X. *.; address, Apponaug, R. I.
DUNLAP, COLEMAN CALVARY. Minister; address unknown.
EARLE, COURTLAND COOK. Cotton machinist; with H. & B. American
Machine Co., Pawtucket, R. I.; *. T.; address, Groton, Mass.
ELDREDGE, HENRY PEIRCE, Jr. (1898-1901). LL.B., Boston University Law
School, 1906. Lawyer; Z. *.; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
FOLEY. CHARLES HAMLIN; from Concord, N. H.
GREATOREX, BYRON LISTER; address unknown.
HANDEL, IRVING LIBBY (1899-1901); address, Glenlyon Dye Works, Phil-
lipsdale, R. I.
HARTMAN, MAURICE. Leaf tobacco merchant; A. T. Q.; address, 86 Oakland
Terrace, Hartford, Conn.
HEDBERG, EMIL OBSON; address unknown.
534 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1899-1900
HODGKINSON, JOSEPH ANDERSON; from Pawtuxet, R. I.
LEWIS, GEORGE HENRY (1899-1901). Salesman; address, 31 East George St.,
Providence, R. I.
LEWIS, JOSEPH FRANCIS; address. East Providence, R. I.
McCREERY, WILLIAM; address unknown.
MORRIS, ALBERT HENRY; address, 39 Hart St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MYKENS, JOSEPH HENRY; from Providence, R. I.
O'DONNELL, DANIEL WILLIAM; from Providence, R. I.
PHILBRICK, ROSCOE HUNTER, M.D., Harvard University, 1904. Physician;
address, East Northfield, Mass.
QUINONES, ENRIQUE (1899-1901); address, Santa Clara, Cuba.
RANDALL, FRED EARL. Traveling salesman; d. July 27, 1912.
ROSE, AUGUSTUS FOSTER. Teacher, R. I. School of Design; address, 29 Presi-
dent Ave., Providence, R. I.
SWIFT, CYRUS BRIGGS (1899-1901). Superintendent of cattle ranches; K. Z.;
address, Dos Palos, California.
THORNTON, CHARLES SUMNER; address. East Providence, R. I.
WILLIS, GARDNER BILLINGS. Teacher, Providence Technical High School;
address, 192 Lenox Ave., Providence, R. I.
1900-1901
COLE, ALBERT BRONSON. Civil engineer; address, 36 Baker St., Providence,
R. L
CONIBEAR, GEORGE ASHTON, D.D., Union Christian College, Indiana, 1912.
Clergyman; address, 3 South Fairview St., Roslindale, Boston, Mass,
CURRIER, WALTER BARRON HASTINGS. (1900-02). Artist; A. K. E.; address,
4622 Torrence St., Los Angeles, Cal.
DEAN, CLINTON VIALL (1900-03); address, 308 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence,
R. L
De WOLF, HAROLD, M.D., Cornell University, 1908. Physician; A. A. *.;
address. The Glen Springs, Watkins, N. Y.
DWYER, FRANCIS (1900-02); address, Ansonia, Conn.
GRIFFITH, HARRY ELMER; from Augusta, Maine.
HEYDON, HOWARD RAYMOND; address, Crompton, R. I.
HUMPHRIES, GEORGE ARCHIBALD (1900-02). B.D., Taylor University, 1905.
Presbyterian clergyman; address, 2 Balsam Ave., Troy, N. Y. »
KELLY, ISRAEL WEBSTER; address unknown.
LENNON, JOHN MARIA. Hay and grain salesman; *. K.; address, 74 Norton
feSt., Pawtucket, R. I.
LENT, JAMES MANNING (1901-03). Clergyman; K. S.; address, Weston, Mass.
LYNCH, JOHN PATRICK; from Bristol, R. I.
McCARTIN, JOHN EDWARD; from Providence, R. I.
MAWNEY, ROBERT WHEATON. Civil engineer; address, 30 Wooleigh Ave.,
Pi'ttsficld I^3iSs
PENNIMAN, FRANK WENTWORTH. Publisher; address, 9 Sutton St., Pea-
body, Mass.
RANGER, JAMES ALOYSIUS; address, Holyoke, Mass.
REYNOLDS, VINTON IRVING. Contractor and builder; address, 78 Lafayette
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
SALLADAY, CLOVES PRESTON (1900-02); from East Greenwich, R. I.
SHELDON, PHILIP COLLINS. Lawyer; address, 30 Park Place, Pawtucket, R. I.
TIEPKE, HENRY EDWIN. Lawyer; address, 48 Custom House St., Providence,
R. L
L900-1901 SPECIAL STUDENTS S36
riMBIE. BURTT NEVILLE (1900-02). Baptist clergyman; address, 437 Broad
St., Meriden, Conn.
WHITTEMORE, FRANK BOWEN. With Jackson & Curtis, bankers; Z. *.;
address, 834 Slater Bldg., Worcester, Mass.
1901-1902
AHRENS, OTTO FREDERICK (1901-03). B. e. n.; address. 210 Evergreen Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
BAKER, JAMES HALE; from Holyoke, Mass.
BALLOU, EDGAR CLARK. Clerk; A. T. A.; address, 19 Laura St., Providence,
R.L
BELLIN, HARRY DAVENPORT (1901-2; 1903-4). Lawyer; address, 209 Indus-
trial Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I.
BROOKS, PHILIP EASTMAN (1901-03); from Dorchester, Mass.
CALLAHAN, JOHN; address, 37 Broad St., Pawtucket, R. I.
CARROLL, JOSEPH HUNTLEY. Clerk; address, 7 Gladstone St., Providence,
R. L
CASE, OTIS JAMESON (1901-03). M.D., N. Y. Homoeopathic Medical College.
1907. Physician; *. A. 6.; address, 49 Le Roy Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
COULTER, HERMON NELSON. Clerk; X. *.; address, 165 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
DOUGHTY, FLOYD SMITH; from East Providence, R. I.
GARDNER, HENRY ALFRED. Chemist; address. Institute of Industrial Re-
search, Washington, D. C.
GUERNSEY, LOUIS GILDERSLEEVE. A. A. *.; address, 1350 Orange St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
HANLEY, FRANK LOUIS. Lawyer; address, 85 Pocasset Ave., Providence, R. I. .
HVmSTENDAHL, ANDERS WILLIAM. Minister; address. 1931 Parrish St.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
LACROIX, JOSEPH LEON; from Pawtucket, R. I.
LEEDHAM, JAMES HENRY. Jb. Lawyer; address, 16 Park St., Attleboro, Mass.
McCREADY, LEO THOMAS; from Providence, R. I.
MASON, SAMUEL; from Providence, R. I.
MATHEWS, BUTLER ANDERSON (1901-04). B. 8. n.; address. Caldwell, N. J.
NORRIS, LEONARD EDWARD (1901-03). Physician; address, 574 Broad St.,
Providence, R. I.
RUSSELL, JOHN FRANCIS; from Providence, R. I.
STIMPSON, JOHN HENRY; from Elgin, III.
STRICKLAND, FRANKLIN NELSON. Chemist; address, 4 Market Square,
Providence, R. I.
SULLIVAN, JOHN CHRISTOPHER (1901-03); from Valley Falls, R. I.
SWIG, LOUIS, LL.B., Boston University Law School, 1906. Lawyer: address,
Taunton, Mass.
TIBBETTS, FRANK ANDREW; from Providence, R. I.
WHITNEY, WARREN APPLETON. Vice president; manufacturer; A. T.;
address, 67 Union St., Worcester, Mass.
WILCOX, HOLLIS BRADFORD (1901-03). A. T.; from Chicago, HI.
1902-1903
BUDLONG, AVILLIAM GREENE (1902-04); address. 111 Bluff Ave., Edge-
wood, R. I.
«36 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1902-1903
CARROLL, WILLIAM FRANCIS. Lawyer; address, 19 College St., Providence,
R. L
COLVIN, VINCENT LIVINGSTONE. Bookkeeper; Z. *.; address, Riverpoint,
R. L
CONNELLY, LAWRENCE DANIEL. Civil engineer; address, 318 Smith St.,
Providence, R. I.
DOUGLASS, CHARLES WILLIAM; from Naugatuck, Conn.
DUDLEY, LIONELL ELWOOD; from Mapleton, Maine.
FLAGLER, HUME ELTING (1902-05). A. K. E.; address, Versailles Mills, Ver-
sailles, Conn.
FRIBBS, JOHN; b. Northampton, Mass., June 10, 1879; d. Northampton, 1912.
GUERNSEY, HOMER WILSON. City treasurer; A. A. *.; address, 236 Main
St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
HANA, LEO GREGORY; from Providence, R. I.
HAUSMANN, GUSTAV NAPHTHALI (1902-05). Jewish rabbi; address, 159
West 121 St., New York, N. Y.
HUTTON, LINDSAY PETER. Merchant; address, Southington, Conn.
McDONOUGH, EDWARD ARTHUR; address, 43 Balcome St., Salem, Mass.
McGOVERN, LAWRENCE PATRICK, D.D.S., Baltimore Medical College, 1909-
Dentist; address, 20 Virginia Terrace, Lynn, Mass.
MARBLE, JAMES McNAB. *. A. 9.; b. Aug. 20, 1882; deceased.
MULLIGAN, LEO MATHIAS; from Pawtucket, R. I.
MURPHY, EDWARD ALFRED. Compositor; address. Providence Journal Co.,
Providence, R. I.
MURPHY, MAURICE LOUIS (1902-04); address unknown.
NEWBY, STEPHEN LINCOLN; from Providence, R. I.
PECK, EDWIN ROBERTS. Sales agent; A. A. *.; address, 47 Irving Place, New
York, N. Y.
PORTER, CARROLL WINTHROP (1902-04); from Providence, R. I.
RANDALL, WAYNE LAWRENCE (1902-06). Newspaper man; *. r. A.; ad-
dress, 447 Fort Washington Ave., New York, N. Y.
SCHMIDT, ANTHONY; from Providence, R. I.
TODD, WILLIAM FRANCIS; from Providence, R. I.; d. Aug. 19, 1911.
VERNON, GRENVILLE PHILLIPS. In Korea.
WILLIAMS, HARRY LEIGHTON, Sc.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1909.
Merchant; B. 9. H.; address, 129 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Penn.
1903-1904
ALDRICH, WILLIAM FOSDICK, Jr. Manager; address, 191 Morris Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
BALL, CLAUDE CUTHBERT. Lawyer,' Curtis & Ball; address, 724 Industrial
Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I.
BATCHELOR, EDWARD ARMISTEAD; from New Rochelle, N. Y.
BRIGGS, GEORGE, Jr. Manufacturer; corporation treasurer; *. T.; address,
1012 Eddy St., Providence, R. I.
CADY, HENRY DEWEES (1903-). Instructor, Brown University. 1902-; address.
Brown University, Providence, R. I.
CLARK, HOMER METCALF. Advertising agent; A. A. *.; address 118, Grove
St., North Attleboro, Mass.
COLLIER, JOHN HOWARD (1903-06). With Nicholson File Co.; *. T.; address,
18 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
COLLINS, BENJAMIN FLETCHER; address, 889 No. Main St., Pawtucket, R. I.
1903-1904 SPECIAL STUDENTS 637
DELABARRE, EDWARD FERDINAND; address. Care of A. P. Delabarre, Con-
way, Mass.
De MERRITT, EUGENE BROMLEY (1903-06). With Union Switch and Signal
Co.; S. S.; address, 19 Chestnut Hill Ave., White Plains, N. Y.
DRAPER, GEORGE BRADFORD (1903-05); address, 217 Central Ave., Paw-
tucket, R. I.
GRAVES, BENJAMIN PARKER. Draftsman; address, 8 Jastram St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
GRIEVE, ROBERT. Lawyer; address, 109 Princeton Ave., Providence, R. I.
HALL, WILLARD BRAYTON (1903-05); address, High Service Ave., North Provi-
dence, R. I.
HALSEY, SAMUEL ARMSTRONG (1903-05). *. T.; address, 333 Mt. Prospect
Ave., Newark, N. J.
HARRIS, WARREN BERTRAM (1903-05). Manufacturer of machinery; address.
Box 602, Millbury, Mass.
LITTLEFIELD, HENRY WILLIS; address, 102 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
Mackenzie, WILLARD DANIEL; address, 309 Station St., Auburn, R. I.
MARSHALL, GEORGE ORLANDO; from Marysville, York Co., New Brunswick.
MORSE, EDWIN GUY; from HoUiston, Mass.
MUNRO, ROBERT FAIRFAX (1903-06). Clerk; address, 321 High St., Bristol,
R. L
MURRAY, JAMES (1903-05). Representative, Nitrate Agencies Co.; address, 20
Bain St., Arlington, R. I.
PECKHAM, CLARENCE IRVING, C.E., Dartmouth College, 1907. Civil engineer;
address, 30 Gumey St., East Providence, R. I.
PIERCE, FRANK WETHERELL (1903-06). Clerk; address. Providence. R. I.
QUEENAN, JOSEPH JOHN; from Providence, R. I.
SILVERMAN, MAX. Foreman; address, 277j^ Willard Ave., Providence, R. I.
SPENCER, CLIFFORD PERRY. President; address, Spencer, Wilkie Motor Car
Co., Morristown, N. J.
TOBIN, JOHN EDWARD; address, 21 Warren Ave., East Providence, R. I.
WATTS, WALTER ARTHUR, M.D., University of Vermont. Physician and
surgeon; A. T. JJ.; address, 12 Meadow St., Pawtucket, R. I.
WHIPPLE, LeROY FRANCIS (1903-05). Chemist; K. S.; address, 43 Potter
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
WHITE, NELSON; from Pawtucket, R. I.
WILKINSON, EVERETT ALBERT; from Saylesville, R. I.
WINSLOW, ERNEST HENRY. Landscape architect; address, 1120 West Noble
St., Guthrie, Okla.
WISE, LOUIS RAYMOND (1903-05). Z. *.; address. North Attleboro, Mass.
1904-1905
AmSWORTH, JOEL CHARLES; from Providence, R. I.
ALLEN, LOUIS EARLE; from Winthrop, Mass.
ANDREWS, ROBERT HORACE. Advertising agent; Z. *.; address, 14 Kilby
St., Boston, Mass.
BARRY, JAMES RICHARD. Naval officer; A. K. E.; address, 1816 Jefferson
Place, Washington, D. C.
BERNARD, RENE NAPOLEON; from Watervliet, N. Y.
CARTY, THOMAS LAWRENCE (1904-06). Lawyer; address, 188 Main St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
CLARK. HERBERT WARNER (1904-06). Sc.B.. Colgate University, 1913;
address, Hamilton, N. Y.
5S8 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1904-1906
COATS, ALBERT BLAKE; from Lowell, Mass.
CONLEY, REDMOND PETER (1904-08). Z. *.; address, Phenix, R. I.
COWELL, FRANK BOURNE (1904-07). B.D., Crozer Theological Seminary,
1910. Baptist minister; address, Germantown, Maryland.
COYLE, PATRICK JOSEPH; from Woonsocket, R. I.
CUMMING, WILLIAM JAMES; from Central FaUs, R. I.
DORT, JOSEPH CUMMINGS, Sc.B.,. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1909.
Office engineer; address, Box 311, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
DUGGAN, JOHN HENRY. Mason; addre.ss, 17 Meeting St., Providence, R. I.
HART, HUNTER; address unknown.
HENRY, JAMES EVERETT FRANCIS. Physician; address, 610 Cranston St.,
Providence, R. I.
HUBBARD, GEORGE BARRON (1904-06); from Wmthrop Beach, Mass.
JACKSON, SAMUEL EUGENE. Cotton yam salesman; A. K. E.; address, 77
Keene St., Providence, R. I.
JENCKES, JOSEPH FRANKLIN, Jr. Buyer, with T. & R. Lazarus & Co., Colum-
bus, Ohio; *. A. 9.; address, Wrentham, Mass.
KENT, GEORGE W. Clergyman; address, 4909 Carondelet St., New Orleans, La.
KEYSER, HERBERT FRED, A.B., Colgate University, 1911. Teacher: K. S.;
address, Henniker, New Hampshire.
LA BEAUME, EDMOND IRVING (1904-08). A. A. *.; address. Trinity Bldg.,
Ill Broadway, New York, N. Y.
LADD, ERROLL STEVENS (1904-07). Mechanical engineer; A. T. «.; b. Spring-
field, Mass., Jan. 8, 1885; d. Springfield, Mass., May 13, 1912.
MacLEAN, DONALD (190^-09). Civil engmeer; Z. *.; address, Bethlehem, Penn.
MARRAN, WILLIAM HENRY; from Pawtucket, R. I.
MOFFETT, EDMUND EVERETT (1904-05; 1906-07); from SaylesviUe, R. I.
MOONEY, LEO VINCENT; address, 152 Summit St., Pawtucket, R. L
MORRILL, WILLIAM DEXTER (1904-08). A. T. A.; from Lynn, Mass.
MORSE, EDWIN GUY; from HoUiston, Mass.
MURRAY, JAMES LEE (1904-07); from Narragansett Pier, R. I.
NEWMAN, HOWARD RUSSELL. Grocer; Z. *.; address. Care of Newman
Bros., Bristol, R. I.
RIVARD, WILLIAM HENRY. Superintendent, laboratory, 72 South Main St.;
address, 562 Potter Ave., Providence, R. I.
SEYMOUR, WILMARTH YOUNG (1904-06); from Warren, R. I.
STEERE, THOMAS WILKINSON; from Woonsocket, R. I.
TOMLINSON, HENRY MULFORD; address, McKay Bldg., Portland, Ore.
WARDWELL, SAMUEL CHURCH (1904-07). Boat builder; *. T. A.; address,
Wardwell & Goddard, Bristol, R. I.
WILLIAMS, WALDO JAMES; from Slatington, Penn.
1905-1906
ELEY,. WILLIAM HENRY, A.M., D.D., Chicago, 111. Minister; address, 12
Gregory St., Bridgeport, Conn.
1906-1906 SPECIAL STUDENTS 339
FARBELL, EDWARD LEO. *. S. K.; address. Care of J. H. FarreU, 799 Third
St., South Boston, Mass.
FABBEN, MERBITT AUGUSTUS. Clergyman; address, 32 Lexington Ave.,
West Somerville, Mass.
HALL, WILLOE JASPEB; address unknown.
HAMBLIN, WILLIAM OSBOBNE; from Providence, B. I.
IDE, WILLIAM TIFFA>fY. A. T. 12.; address, Pawtucket Ave., East Providence,
B. L
JACKSON, DONALD (1905-08). Stock broker; Z. *.; address, P. O. Box 511,
Providence, B. I.
JAMES, MABTIN CBAWFOBD. *. A. 6.: from Kansas City, Mo.
JAMGOCHIAN, KBIKOB; from Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, PAUL HUBEBT SMITH; from Naugatuck, Conn.
KIBBY, CHABLES MABTIN; from Providence, B. I.
McCALLUM, ANDBEW; from Providence, B. I.
McGBEEN, FBANCIS AUGUSTUS (1905-07). Student Columbia Medical College,
N. Y.; *. K.; address, 88 Atkinson St., Bellows Falls, Vt.
McMAUGH, FBANK J.; from Providence, R. I.
MITCHELL, MABION ELLIS. A. T.; address. Care of Bev. F. M. Mitchell,
Wickford, B. I.
PECKHAM, CLARENCE IBVING; from East Providence, B. I.
PEOUT, WILLIAM CHBISTOPHEB. *. S. K.; address, 7 Harrison St., Somer-
ville, Mass. \
SCHNEIDEB, HANS HUGO KABL. Director of Music School; address, Butler
Exchange, Providence, B. I.
VARTANIAN, ABPIAI (1905-07); frpm Providence, B. I.
WHITE, ABCHIBALD HADDON. A. K. E.; address. Care of Hedden Con-
struction Co., 19th and Champa Sts., Denver, Colo.
YOUNG, MYEON DAY (1905-07). Superintendent of public schools; *. S. K.;
address, Cambridge, Vt.
1906-1907
BUCHEB, WILLIAM HENBY; address. Care of John W. Bucher. 104,8 W. Front
St., Sunbury, Pa.
CABPENTEB, GEORGE WASHINGTON GREENE (1906-09; 1910-11). *. T.;
address, 199 Greenville Ave., Johnston, R. I.
EDWARDS, HAROLD MEETON; address. Care of Dr. M. O. Edwards, 94 CoUege
St., Lewiston, Me.
FABRINGTON, JAMES (1906-08). Salesman; address, 137 Chapin Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
ERASER, JOHN JOSEPH, LL.B., Boston University, 1910. Lawyer; *. K.;
address, 4 Weybosset St., Providence, E. I.
GAMMONS, EDGAB HOWXAND, Jb. Insurance agent; X. *.; address, 36
. Pleasant St., New Bedford, Mass.
GABDNEB, FEED PALMEB. A. T. fi.; from Behoboth, Mass.
HAEVEY, JOHN HENBY; address, 75 Olive St., Pawtucket, B. I.
540 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906-1907
JAMES, CRAWFORD MARTIN. Wholesale Queensware business; *. A. 9.;
address, 3420 Paseo St., Kansas City, Mo.
KINGSLEY, NATHAN GARDNER. Principal Doyle Avenue School; address,
605 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
LENNON, WILLIAM PAUL. Secretary, National Progressive Party, New York;
*. K.; address, 209 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I.
MAYER, FREDERICK WILLIAM; from Pawtucket, R. I.
MORSE, ALBERT EMERSON. Bookkeeper; address, 19 Wise Court, Providence,
R. L
NYE, SILAS TRIPP (1906-08); address, Natick, R. I.
PAQUET, ROBERT JOSEPH; from Peterboro, N. H.
RAY, ARTHUR; from Maiden, Mass.
SCHOONMAKER, ROBERT SELLECK (1906-08); from Brighton, Mass.
SEIDLER, VICTOR BAYARD (1906-08). M.D., Columbia University, N. Y.
Physician; *. T.; address, 74 Hillside Ave., Newark, N. J.
TURNER, ROYAL GUY; from Malone, N. Y.
WEIKERT, HERBERT ALFRED (1906-09); address, 1823 G St., Washington,
D. C.
1907-1908
BUTLER, WILLIAM HEAP; from Phenbc, R. I.
CARMARK, LOUIS, Jr. Dyer; address, 30 Messer St., Providence, R. I.
CARPENTER, FREDERICK ALBERT. Teacher; address, Shapleigh, Me.
DAVIS, JOHN CASSIUS; address, Bristol, R. I.
DAVIS, REUBEN JAMES. Clergyman; address. First Baptist Church, Yar-
mouth, Me.
FULLER, ERNEST; address, Richmond Hill, Long Island, N. Y.
HERNAN, EDWm JAMES; from West Medford, Mass.
HILL, GEORGE ROGERS (1907-11). Automobile racing driver and salesman;
4>. Z. K.; address, 224 Moraine St., Brockton, Mass.
LEONARD, W. A.; from North Dighton, Mass.
MacKNIGHT, RICHARD PATTON. B. 6. n.; Student, Jefferson Medical CoUege;
address, 355 North Main St., Fall River, Mass.
MITCHELL, JOHN ANDREW; address unknown.
MUIR, WILLIAM EMERSON (1907-09). 9. A. X.; address. Care of James A.
Muir, 49 Elm St., Morristown, N. J.
ROBINSON, MAURICE. Lawyer; address, 629 Grosvenor Bldg., Providence, R. I.
SEMONOFF. LEON H. (1907-09). Student.Yale University Law School; address,
15 Robinson St., Providence, R. I.
TANNER, HUBERT DUNLOP (1907-09). Draughtsman; B. 9. n.; address, 138
Rochambeau Ave., Providence, R. I.
WALL, GEORGE AUGUSTUS; from Providence, R. I.; deceased.
WESTCOTT, HARRY RUBY (1907-09; 1910-11). Industrial engineer; addr«ss.
Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, Mass.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM LINCOLN, Jk. (1907-10). Civil engineer; A. T. A.; address,
192 Dartmouth St., Boston, Mass.
ZAINEE, IBRAHIM PARAGE. Lawyer; address, 328 Franklin St., Michigan City,
Ind.
1908-1909 SPECIAL STUDENTS 541
1908-1909
BARRY, DAVID SHELDON. Jr; address, 1816 Jefferson Place, Washington, D. C.
BOYLE, LEO VINCENT. With Merchants & Miners Transportation Co., Provi-
dence, R. I.; address, 361 Fountain St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DUNN, JOHN JOSEPH; address. Care of Jolm Dunn, 150 Granite St., Westerly,
R. L
DUTTON, CHARLES JUDSON. Minister; address, Rensselaer, N. Y.
ECHEVERRIA, CARLOS P.; from Providence, R. I.
GHOSH, JAMINI; from Godalpur, Calcutta, Bengal, India.
GREENBAUM, EDGAR NATHAN. Banker; address, Ashland Block, Chicago,
111.
HIGGINS, EVERETT DOANE (1908-10). Law student; address, IS Middle St.,
Riverside, R. I.
LUTHER, CLAIR FRANKLIN. Minister; address, Westville Congregational
Church, New Haven, Conn.
McCOLL, JOHN A. Minister; address unknown.
MARKENSOHN, MAX. Druggist; address, 145 Orms St., Providence, R. I.
PIERCE, WILLIAM THEODORE (1908-10). A. T. Q.; address. Care of George
W. Pierce, 240 North St., Springfield, Mass.
PINKHAM, MAX OLNEY (1908-10). Lumber salesman; *. S. K.; address, 161
Warren Ave., WoUaston, Mass.
SHAY, PATRICK HENRY. *. K.; address. Care of J. J. Shay, 62 St. James St.,
Fall River, Mass.
TRIPP, WALTER ELWOOD. Instructor in bacteriology; address. State College,
Center County, Penn.
VIALL, JOHN SHOREY; address, 17 School St., East Providence, R. I.
WERNER, HERMAN OSCAR (1908-11). Instructor; address, Rhode Island
School of Design, Providence, R. I.
WHITE, ANDREW DANFORTH. With Riehter Mfg. Co., silver depositors;
Z. *.; address, 33 Canal St., Providence, R. I.
1909-1910
ADAMS, GEORGE AUGUSTUS; address, Bradford, Mass.
AKERMAN, NATHAN BUTLER. Clergyman, CongregatioMal Church; address,
33 Florence St., Natick, Mass.
BALMFORTH, ERNEST. In business; address, 40 Cumerford St., Providence,
R. L
BARTLETT, LOUIS db BLOIS. Student, Mass. Institute of Technology; A. K. E.;
address, 129 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
BISHOP, LIONEL MOISE. B. e. n.; address, 115 Clarkson St., Denver, Colo.
COYNE, MICHAEL FRANCIS. Letter carrier; address, 213 Cleveland St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HOOPER, RICHARD GRANT, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University. 1899. Manu-
facturer; *. A. e.; address, Delaware, Ohio.
JARVIS, HERBERT PORTER. Salesman; *. A. e.; address, 117 Liberty St.,
New York. N. Y.
642 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1909-1910
MINER, ISAAC DWIGHT; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
PEASE, MORGAN E. Clergyman, lecturer; address, Richford, Vt.
PIPER, CHARLES AUSTIN; address, Pontiac, R. I.
PRICE, GEORGE REED; address, Lakewood, R. I.
SHEA, JEREMIAH JAMES; from Holyoke. Mass.
SHEA, RICHARD LAMBERT, M.D., Drake University, 1894. Physician; address.
Bridgeton, R. I.
SHEDD, WHITTEN DEXTER. In real estate business; address, 432 Walker
Ave., East Providence, R. I.
STRANGER, DAVID CUSTER. Y. M. C. A. County secretary; address, 26
Berry St., Danvers, Mass.
THOMAS, ERNEST KINSEY. Teacher; address, Kingston, R. I.
WATTERS, WILLIAM ROYAL; address, 60 Turner Ave., Riverside, R. I.
WILLIAMS, ROBERT HECTOR; address, Edgewood, R. I.
WOODWARD, CLARENCE EUGENE (1909-11). Automobile salesman; A. T. A.;
address, 76 Moore St., Providence, R. I.
ZELLERMAYER, CHARLES; address, 286 Willard Ave., Providence, R. I.
ZUNES, CONSTANTINE LAMPROS. Jeweler; address, 282}^ Pine St.. Provi-
dence, R. I.
1910-1911
CORCORAN, CHARLES MICHAEL; address, 363 Plainfield St.. Providence. R. I.
FROST, MORTON FLETCHER (1910-12); address. Rumford, R. I.
HADLEY, CHESTER BROWN (1910-12); address. 86 Tobey St., Providence,
R. L
HULING, FREDERICK HARRIS; address, 51 Summit St., Central Falls. R. I.
LEONARD, CHARLES AUGUSTUS (1910-12). A. T. A.; address, Hingham, Mass.
McKENZIE, LEON NORMAN (1910-12); address. 114 Cedar St., Pawtucket,
R. L
MARTINEZ, CARLOS; address, O. Roo. Ysla, Muyeres, Mexico.
REGAN, JOHN WILLIAM (1910-12); address, 68 Oliver St., Fall River, Mass.
SHAFFER, HENRY ROCKWELL; address. South Scituate, R. I.
1911-1912
BALCOM, FREDERIC ORRVELLE; address, 148 Broadway, Providence. R. I.
BURTON, SANFORD SAMUEL, Jr. A. K. E.; address, 388 Angell Road. North
Providence, R. I.
EDWARDS, HARRY ELMS; address, 14 Gladstone St., Providence, R. I.
GENDRON, ALEXANDER LEO. *. K.; address. North Brookfield, Mass.
PATERSON, BRITAIN McINTYRE; address, 80 Thompson St.. Flint, Mich.
PLUMMER, RICHARD MICHEL. B. 6. n.; address, 1064 Clarkson St., Denver,
Colo.
ROOT, AMOS BARSTOW. *. S. K.; address, 646 Public St., Providenee. R. I.
1911-1912 SPECIAL STUDENTS 548
SIMPSON, ROBERT EMMET, Ja ; address, 138 St. Mark's Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
VAUDBEUIL, LORENZE JOSEPH. *. S. K.; address, 2 Hudson St., Worcester,
Mass.
1912-1913
McKENZIE, HERBERT WILLIAM. A. T. A.; address, 23 Yale St., Springfield,
Mass.
GRADUATES
WOMEN
1894
WEEDEN, ANNE TILLINGHAST, A.B.; A.M. 1898. Student Berlin, Germany;
teacher German, Hope Street High School, Providence, R. I.; author, mono-
graph, The Women's College in Brown University, Its Origin and Development;
address, 81 Brown St., Providence, R. I.
WOOLLEY, MARY EMMA, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1895; Litt.D. 1900;
L.H.D. Amherst College 1900; LL.D., Smith College 1910. Instructor Wellesley
College 1895-96; associate professor Biblical history 1896-99; professor Biblical
history 1899-1900; president Mt. Holyoke College 1900-; member American
Institute of Social Service; American Association for Maintaining a Woman's
Table at Naples; College Entrance Examination Board; Society of Biblical Liter-
atm'e and Exegesis; American Social Science Association, and many others;
author various historical monographs and other articles; *. B. K.; address, Mt.
Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass.
1895
BARKER, BEATRICE JENNIE, Ph.B. Assistant cataloguer Brown University
1897-1902; graduated N. Y. State Library School, Albany, N. Y., 1904; cataloguer
N. Y. State Library 1904-05; Public Library, Springfield, Mass.; University Library,
University of Cal.; University Library, Eugene, Ore.; address, Eugene, Ore.
BLISS, ISABEL WARWICK [Mrs. Nathan Robinson Wood], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1897. Teacher Quincy Mansion School, Quincy, Mass.; high school.
Providence, R. I.; address, 5 Bartlett Ave., Arlington, Mass.
BONNER, MAUDE ANNE, A.B.; address, 39 Twenty-Second St., New York, N. Y.
CLARKE, MARTHA REYNOLDS [Mrs. Leonard Worcester WiUiams], A.B.; A.M.,'
Columbia University 1896; *. B. K.; 28 Gorham St., Cambridge, Mass.
COMSTOCK, CLARA ELIZABETH, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897; *. B. K.;
address, 550 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
GOOD ALE, NETTIE SERENA [Mrs. John Samuel Murdock], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1899. Assistant cataloguer Brown University 1895-99; cataloguer
1899-1901; address, 89 Keene St., Providence, R. I.
MANNING, EMOGENE MIRIAM, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; address,
Raynham, Mass.
NICHOLS, BERTHA ABBY [Mrs. Horace Greeley Bissell], Ph.B.; address. East
Greenwich, R. I.
PAULL, GRACE CHURCH, A.B. High school teacher; address, Bristol, R. I.
PECK, MARIA STORRS, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1897. Assistant rhetoric.
Brown University, 1895-96; assistant to dgan of Women's College 1896-97; assistant
Miss Abbott's School, Providence, R. I., 1889-92; teacher Winsted, Conn., 1897-
1900; student French, Paris, 1900-01; teacher history and German, Mbs
Wheeler's School, Providence, 1902-04; student Germany 1903; teacher Technical
High School, Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; b. Providence, Dec. 3, 1859; d. there
Apr. 14, 1908.
PECKHAM, ELIZABETH ROBINA [Mrs. Ralph Kinder], A.B. Teacher Towanda,
Penn.; high school. South Orange, N. J.; address, City Line, Bala, Pa.
1896
BULLOCK, SARAH JANE, Ph.B. Teacher Lewis Academy, Southington, Conn.,
1896-99; high school, Natick, Mass., 1899-1903; Arlington, Mass., 1903-; address,
208 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
1896 GRADUATES 546
CAFFREY, MABELLE ALICE [Mrs. Victor Frazee], A.B.; A.M. upon examination
1898. Teacher Philadelphia, Penn.; English and Hope Street High Schools; address,
Nayatt, R. I.
CLEVELAND, GRACE MABEL [Mrs. Charles Wilbur Cary], A.B. Teacher North
Attleboro, Mass.; Kittery, Rumford Falls, Fairfield, Me.; district superintendent
Maine Children's Home Society 1909-10; superintendent placing out department,
Maine Industrial School for Girls 1910-11; assistant. Playground and Recreation
Association of America, 1911-; address, 1 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y., Room
9206.
HOLT, FLORA MAY [Mrs. Haven Metcalf], A.B.; address, 1223 Vermont Ave.,
Washington, D. C.
LANDON, MARGARET MAY [Mrs. William W. Fisher], Ph.B. Teacher Bergen
School, N. J., 1896-1902; address, 828 Lincohi Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
STANTON, EMMA BRADFORD, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Assistant
registrar for the Women's College, Brown University, 1897-; *. B. K.; address, 706
Hope St., Bristol, R. I.
TILLINGHAST, CHARLOTTE LUSANNE, Ph.B.; address, 260 Angell St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
WHITING, FLORENCE JOSEPHINE [Mrs. Frank D. Easterbrooks], A.B.; A.M.
upon examination 1899. Teacher 1896-1913; *. B. K.; address, 43 Dove St., Albany,
N. Y.
WILLISTON, EDITH HOLMES, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898. Teacher
.Technical high school. Providence, R. I., 1896-; address, 201 Wellington Ave.,
Auburn, R. I.
1897
BEANE, JOSEPHINE ANGELL [Mrs. Augustus Foster Rose], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1901, Teacher Classical, Manual Training and English High Schools,
Providence, 1897-1903; address, 29 President Ave., Providence, R. I.
BRIGGS, MARTHA SHEPARD [Mrs. John Laurence Hood], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1900. Teacher Attleboro, Mass.; Wayne, Penn.; Valley Falls, R. I.;
1897-1902; address, Newport Ave., South Attleboro, Mass.
BROUGH, LOUISE MARY JANE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; address,
13 Pomona Ave., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, EDITH MARIA, Ph.B. Teacher Nahant, Leicester, Newburyport, Mass.;
address unknown.
BROWNELL, MARY ARNOLD, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Manager
Brightridge Dairy, East Providence, R. I.; address, 73 Prospect St., Providence,
R. I.
CASE, FLORENCE POTTER, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Teacher Classi-
cal High School, Providence, R. I., 1897-1912; *. B. K.; address, 21 Marlboro Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
COOKE, NELLIE FRANCES [Mrs. Harry B. Marsh], A.B. Teacher Wheaton Semi-
nary, Norton, Mass., 1897-1904; high school. New Britain, Conn., 1904-; *. B. K.;
address, 134 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
DAVIS, EDNA FRANCES, A.B. Teacher Washington Street School, Central Falls,
R.I.; address, 293 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
DEVEREUX, RUTH STORY [Mrs. WUliam Holden Eddy], A.B.; A.M. upon exami-
nation 1900. Teacher Johnston, R. I.; Hope Street and Technical High Schools,
Providence; *. B. K.; address, 666 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
GARDNER, ALICE LOUISE [Mrs. Marcius Harold Merchant], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1899; ■!>. B. K.; address, 114 No. Main St., Warren, R. I.
GOMBERG, CLARA ANGELA, A.B.; A.M., University of Nebraska 1903. Teacher
Wheaton College; address, Wheaton College, Norton, Mass.
GRANT BERTHA BEATRICE [Mrs. Henry Felton Huse], A.B.; A.M. upon ex-
amination 1900. Teacher English High School, Providence, R. I., 1897-1901; address,
Springvale, Me.
546 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1897
HAWKINS, IDA ELLIS [Mrs. Alexander J. Morrison], Ph.B. Teacher High School,
East Providence, R. I.; East Greenwich Academy; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
HOUGH, MINNIE HANNAH [Mrs. Louis L. Whitney], Ph.B. Teacher Albion,
R. I.; Cumberland High School; address, 507 W. 186th St., New York, N. Y.
McCREADY, SADIE EMMA, Ph.B. Teacher, Sharon, Hyde Park, Mass.; pastor's
assistant; address, 81 Woodward Road, Providence, R. I.
MAN ATT, WINIFRED [Mrs. Herbert M. Bacon], A.B. Teacher Denver, Col.;
graduate student Heidelberg 1899; assistant in German, Smith College; graduate
student Berlin 1901-02; head of department modem languages. Olivet ColleRe,
Olivet, Mich.; teacher Worcester, Mass.; address, Berkeley, Cal.
MERRILL, SARAH ETHELYN [Mrs. H. W. Frohock], Ph.B. Teacher; address.
South Thomaston, Me.
METCALF, ANNA LOUISE, Ph.B. Teacher; address, 49 Institute Road, Worcester,
Mass.
OSBORN, SARAH MABEL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898. Teacher Glaston-
bury, Conn.; Peabody, Mass.; Pawtucket, R. I.; address, Warren, R. I.
POTTER, MABEL LOUISE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1898. In.structor
physical culture. Women's College in Brown University, 1898-99; teacher Providence,
R. I.; Palmer, Mass.; La Crosse, Wis.; teacher College Settlement Vacation School,
Boston, Mass.; principal 1904-09; address, Sconticut Neck, Fair Haven, Mass.
RICHARDSON, LINDA, A.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1899. Teacher Fall River;
B. M. C. Durfee High School, Fall River; North Attleboro, Mass.; address. Fall
River, Mass. ,
ROUND, EDA MAY, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899. Teacher Technical
High School, Providence, R. I., 1898-; *. B. K.; address, 139 Superior St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
ROUNDY, RUTH SMITH [Mrs. John Stetson Allen], A.B. Teacher high school,
Walpole, Mass.; Monson Academy, Mass.; address. Box 622, Walpole, Mass.
TIFFANY, JESSIE GOODWIN, A.B. Teacher School of St. John the Baptist, New
York, N. Y.; Morristown, N. J., 1899-; *. B. K.; address, 17 Morris St., Morristown,
N.J.
TUTHILL, CAROLINE LUELLA [Mrs. Harris Elwood Starr], A.B. Teacher Warren,
Monson, Mass.; address, 303 Lexington Ave,, New Haven, Conn.
VAUGHAN, MARY DRjEW, Ph.B. Keeper of Graduate Records, Brown University,
1902-07; cataloguer private library. Peace Dale, R. I., 1897-98; librarian Fogg
Library, South Weymouth, Mass., 1898-1901; teacher Technical High School, Provi-
dence, 1909-; editor Historical Catcdogue qf Brown University, 176^190^; address,
150 Pitman St., Providence, R. I.
WHITEHEAD, CLARA [Mrs. WiUiam Arthur Whitehead], A.B. Teacher Classical
High School, Providence, R. I.; *. B. K.; address, 7 Beaconsfield Road, Seaforth,
Liverpool, England.
1898
ARNOLD, ADELAIDE HARRIS, Ph.B. Teacher English High School, Providence,
1900-; address, 51 Clay St., Pawtucket, R. I.
ARNOLD, EDNA BIGELOW [Mrs. Joseph Leishmau Peacock], Ph.B. Teacher
Blue Mountain College, Miss., 1898-99; lady principal Colby Academy, New London,
N. H., 1899-1901; address, Greenman Heights, Westerly, R. I.
AUSTIN, WINIFRED, A.B.; A.M., University of Penn. 1906. Instructor State
Normal School, Castine, Me., 1889-99; Ogontz School, Penn.; address. East Norton,
' Mass.
BATES, LUCY ANNA [Mrs. Walter Amer Guile], Ph.B. Teacher English High
School, Providence, R. I., 1898-1901; address, 165 Montclair Ave., Montclau-, N. J.
CARPENTER, ANNE WALCOTT, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. Teacher
Wheaton Seminary; Glens Falls, N. Y.; Stockbridge, Mass.; Providence; Cranston
High School; *. B. K.; address, 281 Brook St., Providence, R. I.
1898 GRADUATES S47
CAWLEY, KATHERINE LAURETTA, A.B.; address, 198 Juniper St., East Provi-
dence, R. I.
GARVIN, NORMA, Ph.B. B. Lonsdale, R. I., Apr. 19, 1874; d. Lonsdale, Nov. 20,
1912.
GIFFORD, PHOEBE RUSHMORE [Mrs. Charles Pickett Roundy], A.B.; A.M.
upon examination 1901. Teacher high school. Valley Falls, R. I., 1898-99; University
School, Providence, 1902-03; b. Chicago, 111., Sept. 2, 1874; d. Providence, R. I.,
June 10, 1905.
GRANT, ELIZABETH CHRISTINA, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1900. Teacher
Classical High School, Providence, 1900-; *. B. K.; address, 3186 Pawtucket Ave.,
East Providence, R. I.
HINDLEY, EMMA [Mrs. Charles Huntington Pennoyer], Ph.B.; A.M. upon exami-
nation 1899. Teacher biology R. I. State Normal School, Providence, R. I., 1900-01;
high school. Concord, N. H., 1901-06; *. B. K.; address, 7 College St., Halifax, N. S.
INMAN, GRACE ELIZABETH, A.B. Teacher, public schools. Providence, 1898-
1903; assistant librarian, Olneyville Free Library, Providence, 1906-; address, 14
Willow St., Providence, R. I.
jImESON, ETHEL CLARE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Teacher English
High School, Providence, R. I., 1898-99, 1901-; *. B. K.; address, 18 Prospect St.,
East Providence, R. I.
MUNRO, EMILY GARDNER, Ph.B. Instructor English, St. Mary's Hall, N. J.,
1899-1900; resident settlement workeriChristodora House, New York, N. Y., 1900-01;
instructor, Albany Girls' Academy, ^bany, N. Y.; St. Margaret's School, Water-
bury, Conn.; address, Waterbury, Conn.
NEUSCHUEZ, KATHARINE MARIE [Mrs. Oswald H. Schmadl], A.B. Teacher
modem languages. North Attleboro High School, 1898-1910; address, 164 Pearl St.,
Providence, R. I.
THOMPSON, EDITH AUGUSTA [Mrs. Stacy Reuben Warburton], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1900. Teacher high school, Littleton, N. H., 1898-99; Lincoln School,
Providence, R. I., 1899-1901; missionary Kiaying, China, 1902-04; address, Sharon,
Mass.
TOWER, ETHEL ELLA, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1902. Teacher high school,
Cranston, R. I., 1899-; *. B. K.; address, Cranston High School, Auburn, R. I.
WAITE, IDA EVELYN, Ph.B.; b. Providence, R. I., Oct. 12, 1871; d. Providence,
Jan. 7, 1901.
WESLEY, MARGARET LILLIAN [Mrs. Raymond I. Blanchard], A.B.; address,
10 Carter St., Providence, R. I.
WHITE, AMY EARLE, Ph.B. Teacher Attleboro, Mass.; address, 54 Dean St.,
Attleboro, Mass.
WILSON, JESSIE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1899; address, 10 Newman Ave.,
Rumford, R. I.
1899
BARTLETT, FLORENCE, Ph.B.; *. B. K.; address, 32 Benevolent St., Providence,
R. L
BENSON, HENRIETTA GRISWOLD [Mrs. Charles Jackson Allen], Ph.B. Teacher
high school, Merrimac, Mass., 1899-1901; Friends' Academy, Moorestown, N. J.,
1901-03; address, Moorestown, N. J.
BRIGGS, CAROLINE LOUISE [Mrs. Arthur Morgan MacWhmnie], A.B.; address,
5254 15th Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash.
BROOKS, HARRIET IRVING [Mrs. Norman Allen Moss], A.B. Private instructor
1902-05; dramatic reader; address, 27 Ainsworth St., Roslindale, Mass.
BROWN, ALVERDA LAURA [Mrs. George Herbert Sherwood], A.B. Teacher
Foxboro, Mass., 1899-1902; address, 250 Fifth Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y.
BUNNELL, SARAH ELECIA, Ph.B. Teacher New Canaan, Hartford, Conn;
Marengo Avenue School, South Pasadena, Cal.; address, 45 Stevenson Ave., Pasa-
dena, Cal.
548 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1899
BUTLER, MYRA HIBBARD, Ph. B. Teacher 1899-1900; student University of
Neb., 1900-01; Teachers' College, Columbia University, 1901-02; teacher Lincoln
University, Tenn.; State Normal School, Cheney, Wash., 1903-12; Monmouth,
Ore., 1912-; address, Monmouth, Ore.
CAWLEY, JULIA MARGUERITE [Mrs. MerriU A. Swmey], A.B. Assistant biology
R. I. Normal School, 1899-1900; address, 325 Ave. C, Bayonne, N. J.
CLARK, AGNES ELIZABETH, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Teacher R. I.
State Normal School, 1900-04; graduatestudent Brown University 1904-05; assistant
in English, New York Training School for Teachers, 1906-; address, 617 W 115th
St., New York, N. Y.
COLVIN, SARAH HALE [Mrs. Lewis A. Colvin], A.B.; address, 1 Germain St.,
Worcester, Mass.
CURTISS, EVA ELISE, A.B. Principal Union School, Higganum, Conn., 1900-01;
assistant principal grammar school. East Hampton, Conn., 1901-07; teacher Bacon
Academy, Colchester, Conn., 1910-; address, 68 Summer St., Bristol, Conn.
ESTEN, ADELAIDE AUGUSTA, A.B.; address, 14 Barnes St., Providence, R. I.
EVERETT, LILLIAN ESTELLE [Mrs. J. D. Bower], Ph.B. Assayer for Cornell ajid
Andrews, Providence, R. I., 1899-1903; teacher Asheville, N. C; Great Barrington,
Mass.; ^. B. K.; address, Dayton, Wash.
FISKE, IDA MAY [Mrs. Andrew Samuel Thomson], Ph.B.; *. B. K.; address, Alex-
andria Bay, N. Y.
GARDINER, ELIZABETH WICKES, Ph.B. Teacher high school, Warren; address.
Box 765, Warren, R. I.
GRAY, ANNA LIGUORL^ [Mrs. Arthur Hargrave], Ph.B.; A.M. Columbia Uni-
versity 1902. Teacher high school, Passaic, N. J., 1899-1903; address, 3046 College
Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
JOHNSON. EVELYN OLIVE [Mrs. Walter Boardman Bullen], Ph.B. Vice-principal
Acadia Seminary, Wolfville, N. S., 1899-1901; student Newton Theological Institu-
tion 1901-02; teacher Hartshorn Memorial College, Richmond, Va., 1902-04;
$. B. K.; address, 95 Columbia St., Pasadena, Cal.
KING, WINNIFRED BELLE [Mrs. George B. Rugg], A.B. Teacher Littleton,
Natick, Arlington, Mass.; *. B. K.; address, 15 Medford St., Arlington, Mass.
LARRY. ANNE MAY [Mrs. Freeman Putney, Jr.], Ph.B. Teacher Valley Falls,
R. I., 1900-03; address, 26 So. 11th Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
LEONARD, MARY BEECHER, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Teacher
Doyle Avenue Grammar School, Providence, 1903-; address, 11 Beacon Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
McQUAID, MARY ANNE, A.B. Teacher Doyle Avenue Grammar School; b.
Providence, R. I., March 25, 1876; d. Providence, Oct. 5, 1904. -
MacQUILLAN, LILLIAN GERTRUDE, Ph.B. Business manager ChurchiU House
Corporation, 1906-; *. B. K.; address, 379 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
MILLARD, GERTRUDE EDNA [Mrs. C. M. Bagwell], Ph.B. Teacher Hope Valley,
R. I.; Hyannis, Cottage City, Mass.; address, 204 East 10th St., Winston-Salem,
N. C.
MORSE, SUSIE BRIGHAM [Mrs. James Everett Pearse], A.B. Teacher Attleboro,
Mass., 1899-1903; address, 24 Dean St., Attleboro, Mass.
RANDALL, MARY ABBY FRINK [Mrs. Charles Israel Gates], A.B. Teacher South
Hadley, Mass., 1900-02; address, 15 Bentham Road, Dorchester, Mass.
SIMMONS, SARAH LOUISE, A.B. Teacher high school, Foxboro, Mass., 1900-09;
Revere High School, 1909-; address, 262 Beach St.. Revere, Mass.
SLYE, MAUD. A.B.; Ph.D., Chicago University. Teacher psychology and registrar,
R. I. State Normal School, Providence. R. I.; *. B. K.; address. Chicago University,
Chicago, 111.
TALLMAN, ALICE MAUDE [Mrs. Norman Morton PauU], Ph.B. Teacher high
schools Mansfield, New Bedford, Mass., 1908-13; *. B. K.; address, 105 Fort St.,
Fair Haven, Mass.
1899 GRADUATES 649
TINGLEY, CLARA BELDEN, A.B. Teacher Jackson CoUege, Miss., 1900-OS;
student Newton Theological Institution 1903-04; missionaiy A. B. M. U 1904-;
teacher; address, Sgaw Karen High School, Bassein, Burma.
TUCKER, BERTHA [Mrs. John Howard Adams], A.B. Reference librarian Brown
University Library 1901-03; address, 125 George St., Providence, R. I.
UTTER, HARRIET BARROWS [Mrs. Harmon Henry Gnuse], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1904. Teacher English High School, 1900-09; *. B. K.; address, 2111
Court Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
WILBUR, MARY GREENE [Mrs. Prince H. Tirrell], Ph.B. Assistant, Public
Library, Providence, 1900-06; address. Box 24, So. Weymouth, Mass.
WILLIAMS, ANNIE LOUISE, A.B. Teacher East Corinth, Fryeburg, Me.; Mount
Vernon, Whitefield, Miiford, N. H.; Palmer, Mass.; 1st assistant, Farmington,
N. H., 1909-13; teacher mathematics, Chicopee, Mass., High School, 1913-; address,
75 Columbus Ave., Northampton, Mass.
1900
BALLOU, ALICE MAY [Mrs. George W. Elliot], Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination
1901; M.D. Johns Hopkins University 1905; address, Weston, Mass.
BASS, CLARA REYNOLDS, Ph.B.; A.M. 1907. Teacher WiUimantic, North Ston-
ington. Conn.; instructor and later, professor Romance languages, Washburn College,
Topeka, Kans., 1907-12; professor of French, The Western College for Women, 1912-;
address. The Western College, Oxford, Ohio.
BATCHELDER, RUTH EDNA [Mrs. Charles Sturgill], A. B. Teacher Hindman,
Ky.; Warwick, R. I.; address. Kite, Ky.
BLISS, HELEN LOUISE [Mrs. Frederick V. Eiierson], A.B.; A.M. upon examina-
tion 1901. Teacher biology R. I. State Normal School, 1902-07; *. B. K.; address,
762 North St., Baton Rouge, La.
BUFFINTON, ANNA CARRIQUE, Ph.B.; address, 463 Broadway, Providence,
R.L
CAMPBELL, EMILY ESTELLE [Mrs. Walter E. Femald], A.B. Teacher Walling-
ford, Hartford, Conn.; address, Melvin Village, N. H.
CHACE, LYDIA GARDINER, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1901. Fellow College
Settlements Association, New York, N. Y., 1902-03; with Society for Organizing
Charity, Providence, R. I.; address, 75 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I.
CLAPP, EDITH RAY, Ph.B.; A.M. upon exammation 1901. Teacher Hope Street
High School, Providence, R. I.; high school, Reading, Mass.; Dana Hall School,
1907-13; address, 122 Newbury St., Boston, Mass.
COBB, MABEL INGRAHAM [Mrs. Edwin F. Thayer], Ph.B. Teacher Kingston,
R. I.; Northampton, Attleboro, Mass.; address, 17 Mechanics St., Attleboro, Mass.
CYR, LUCY EVANGELINE, Ph.B. with class, 1902. Teacher Southboro, Stock-
bridge, Lee, Mass.; Burlmgton, Vt., 1908-; address, 120 Buell St., Burlington, Vt.
DAVISON, EDITH DOLLY, Ph.B. Teacher Carnation Street Grammar School,
Pawtucket, R. I.; address, 41 Sumner St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FITZ, EMILINE EDDY, Ph.B. Teacher Glastonbury, Conn.; Burrillville, South
Kingstown, R. I.; Pawtucket High School, 1911-; *. B. K.; address, 163 Ivy St.,
Providence, R. I.
GIVEN, HELEN LOUISE [Mrs. Charles Marshall Poor], A.B.; *. B. K.; address,
709 W. High St., Urbana, 111.
GRANT, PEARL BELLE, A.B. Teacher Sioux Falls College, S. D.; high school,
Taunton, Mass.; address, 19 Harrison St., Taunton, Mass.
HAHN, BEULAH MAY [Mrs. Sydney H. Nordlinger], A.B.; address, 480 Angell St.,
Providence, R. I.
HILL, MARY PRENTISS, Ph.B. Teacher Union and Bourne Ave. Grammar
Schools; address, 60 Greenwood Ave., East Providence, R. I.
LeVALLEY, MABEL SNOW, A.B. Teacher Hope Street and English High Schools,
Providence, R. I.; address, Hope, R. I.
550 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1900
LUDWIG, LORETTA [Mrs. Philip Warren Blake], Ph.B.; address. Box 1132, Boise
Idaho.
MACKIE, SUZANNE GERTRUDE, Ph.B.; address, 43 Woonasquatucket Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
MAHY, MINNIE CATHERINE, A.B.; A.M. University of Nebraska 1901. Assist-
ant English, University of Nebraska, 1900-01; head of English department, Leicester
Academy, Leicester, Mass., 1901-02; high school, Passaic, N. J., 1902-03; assistant
English, Hope Street High School, 1903-; *. B. K.; address, 16 Summit Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
MATHEWS, ADRIENNE [Mrs. Harold W. Nichols], A.B.; address, 93 Governor St.,
Providence, R. I.
MUNROE, NELLIE FLORENCE [Mrs. James Roberts Decrevi Oldham], A.B.;
A.M. upon examination 1901. Teacher Greek, Miss Wheeler's Private School, Provi-
dence, R. I., 1900-02; address, 184 Taunton Ave., East Providence, R. I.
SCOTT, SUSAN ROBBINS, A.B. Teacher high schools Hallowell, Me.; Whitman,
Mass.; Barrington, R. I.; Melrose, Mass.; address, 143 Rowe S{., Melrose, Mass.
SEAGRAVE, FLORENCE CARTER, Ph.B. Teacher; address, SlatersviUe, R. L
SCHOLFIELD, JOSEPHINE MARTHA, A.B.; *. B. K.; b. Leonidas, Mich., Aug.
25, 1877; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 19, 1900.
SMITH, GEORGE LILLIAN [Mrs. Charles Harold Walling], Ph.B. Assistant to
clerk, 6th judicial district. Providence, R. I., 1950-05; address, 5 Academy Ave.,
Nantucket, Mass.
SPOONER, HARRIET ELSIE, A.B. Teacher; address, Jericho High School,
Jericho, Vt.
STARK, MARY RANDALL, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Teacher high
schools. Providence, R. I.; Newburyport, Chelsea, Girls' Latin School, Boston, Mass.;
#. B. K.; address. Girls' Latin School, Boston, Mass.
STEWART, HELENA RUSSELL, Ph.B. Trained nurse New York, N. Y.; address,
8 West 92d St., New York, N. Y.
STONE. LURA COOPER [Mrs. Edwin Schuyler Cobb], A.B.; address, IS Oak St.,
Winchendon, Mass.
TOWNE, EULALIA JEANNETTE, A.B. Teacher Sockanosset School for Boys
Howard, R. I., 1900; Oak Lawn, R. I., 1900-01; grammar school. Auburn, R. I.,
1901-03; high school, Cranston, R. I., 1903-; address, 816 Park Ave., Auburn, R. I.
WARNER, EDNA ISABEL [Mrs. Lester Burrell Shippee], Ph.B. Graduated Whit-
marsh Hospital Training School 1903; superintendent Whitmarsh Hospital, Provi-
dence, R. I., 1903-04; address. Star Route St., Pullman, Wash.
WATERMAN, HELEN BOWEN, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Teacher
high schools Providence, R. I.; Acton, Mass.; Technical High School, Providence,
1906-; address, 66 Corinth St., Providence, R. I.
WATT, MARTHA WILBUR, Ph.B.; A.M. Columbia University 1901. Teacher
Catherine Aiken School, Stamford, Conn.; Hampton Institute, Va.; Fielden-Chase
School, Providence; *. B. K.; S. H.; address, 2144 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
WESTCOTT, ETHEL GERTRUDE, Ph*B. Teacher Marion, Waltham, Spring-
field, Mass.; Technical High School, Providence, 1913-; address, 303 Massachusetts
Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHIPPLE, INEZ LUANNE [Mrs. Harris H. Wilder], Ph.B.; A.M. Smith College
1904. Teacher biology, R. I. State Normal School, Providence, R. I.; high school,
Northampton, Mass.; teacher zoBlogy, Smith College; *. B. K.; address, 72
Dryads' Green, Northampton, Mass.
WHITE, MABEL GARDNER [Mrs. Arthur Edwin Norton], Ph.B.; address, 89
Centre Ave., Belmont, Mass.
WHITE, NETTIE ESTELLA [Mrs. Thomas D. Graham], A.B.; address, R. F. D. 2,
East Greenwich, R. I.
1901 GRADUATES 551
1901
APPLETON, RUTH [Mrs. George Albert Goulding], A.B.; A.M. upon examination
1903; *. B. K.; address, 167 Gushing St., Providence, R. I.
BARTLETT, MINNIE LEORA [Mrs. Robert Kerr Lyons], A.B.; address, 159 Lloyd
Ave., Providence, R. I.
BIRGE, LILLA ROGERS, A.B.; A.M. Boston University 1913. Teacher high
schools, Providence, R. I.; Southington, New Haven, Conn.; Quincy, Fitchburg,
Mass.; East Orange, N. J.; address, 16 New St., East Orange, N. J.;
BOWE, MABEL JENNIE [Mrs. Irving Kent Bodurtha], Ph.B.; address, 963 E. 7th
St., N., Portland, Ore.
BURTON, ADELAIDE KIMBALL [Mrs. Robert Wilcox Sayles], Ph.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1902. Assistant AthenKum, Providence, R. I., 1903-04; address, 263
Hammond St., Chestnut Hill, Mass.
COULTERS. DAISY FRANCES, A.B. Teacher; address, 76 Bain St., Arlington,
It. I.
DEVEREUX, ALICE CARY [Mrs. John Lewis Eddy], A.B. Teacher; address, 728
Greenville Ave., Johnston, R. I.
GAMWELL, LOUISE CONANT [Mrs. Luther Franklin Cobb], Ph.B.; address,
129 Lexington Ave., Providence, R. I.
GOODWIN, MARGARET NOBLE, Ph.B. Teacher grammar schools,. Providence,
R. I.; address, 16 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
GREGORY, MARY LOUISE [Mrs. Albee Lovejoy Ladd], Ph.B.; address, 1925
James Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.
HALLETT, SARAH NEWTON, A.B.; *. B. K.; address, 119 George St., Provi-
dence, R. 1.
HARVIE, MARION [Mrs. Harry Everett Barnard], Ph.B.; *. B. K.; address, 5443
University Ave., Indianapolis, Lid.
JONES, GRACE JUNE [Mrs. Charles Henry Breunan], Ph.B.; A.M. 1906. Teacher
1907-11; address, 67 Avery Ave., Detroit, Mich.
MANATT, SARA IMBRIE [Mrs. WiUiam W. Cadbury], Ph.B. Teacher violm and
solo violinist. Providence; b. Leipsig, Germany, 1877; d. Canton, China, Oct. 3, 1912.
ORSWELL, MARY ALIDA [Mrs. John Adna Peterson], Ph.B. Teacher high school.
Hingham, Mass., 1901-03; address, Hingham, Mass.
PARTRIDGE, GENEVIEVE MOORE, Ph.B. Teacher Kendrick Avenue School,
Woonsocket. R. I.; *. B. K.; address, 227 Grove St., Woonsocket, R. I.
PECK, EDYTHE GRACE [Mrs. Francis M. Adams], Ph.B. Teacher Providence,
R. I.; New Haven, Conn., 1902-03; b. San Francisco. Cal., June 7, 1878; d. Sharon,
Mass., Sept. 13, 1907.
RAFTER, MARY FLORENCE [Mrs. John F. McCusker], A.B. Teacher, Bluehill.
Me. and Providence Technical High Schools; address. 382 Broad St., Providence,
R. L
SMITH, CANDACE ALLEN, Ph.B. Assayer Cornell and Andrews, refiners; clerk;
address, 143 Pleasant St., Providence, R. I.
THOMAS, LURA MAY, A.B. Teacher; address, 330 Webster Ave., Chicago, 111.
WARD, ALICE LOUISE [Mrs. Chester Shorey Norton], Ph.B. Teacher voice culture
and singing. Providence, R. I.; address, 35 Hanover St., Providence, R. I.
WHEELER, JESSIE [Mrs. Fred Hayward Freeman], A.B. *. B. K.; address, Surry,
Me.
1902
ALLEN, RUTH STILES [Mrs. George F. Gibnore], A.B. Assistant Public Library,
Providence, R. I., 1903-04; address, 200 W. 86th St., New York, N. Y.
BRANDENBURG, FLORENCE [Mrs. Clifford Whipple], Ph.B.; address, 348 Lloyd
Ave., Providence, R. I,
562 BBOWN UNIVEKSITY 1902
BUDLONG, MARY EDNA, A.B. Teacher; address, 88 Chapin Ave., Providence,
R. I.
CARTER, LEILA BELLE, Ph.B. Teacher SaylesvUle, R. I.; address, Audubon
Park, Smith St., Providence, R. I.
CAUFIELD, EMMA MAY, A.B. Principal Cumberland High School, Valley Falls,
R. I.; address, Ashton, R. I.
CLARKE, MAUDE EVELYN [Mrs. Louis Everett CoveU], A.B. Cataloguer Brown
University Library 1902-03; assistant librarian John Carter Brown Library 1904-08;
cataloguer State Library, Providence, R. I., 1903-04; address, R. F. D., Barrington,
R. I.
COOK, AMY JENCKES, Ph.B. Teacher Woonsocket, R. I.; Franklin, Mass.;
assistant teacher of English, Newton Classical High School, 1913-; address, 32 Wash-
ington Park, Newtonville, Mass.
CORY, ELLA FRANCES [Mrs. Benjamin H. Cory], Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination
1904. Teacher Providence, Cranston and Pawtucket, R. I.; teacher of French and
Italian, Snell Seminary, Berkeley, Cal., 1913-; *. B. K.; address, 2558 Buena Vista
Way, Berkeley, Cal.
CUSHING, ALICE MAY, A.B. Clerk City Hall, Providence; address, 5 Franklin
St., Providence, R. I.
DAUPHINEE, NELLIE MAUDE, [Mrs. Madison SUthers] A.B. Teacher English
West Virginia Wesleyan College, 1902-06; address, Morgantown, W. Va.
FARNUM, MAUDE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Teacher Providence;
address, 11 2 Bridgham St., Providence, R. I.
GALLUP, GRACE DEBORAH [Mrs. Alfred E. Brigham], A.B. Teacher, Laconia,
N. H.; East Providence, R. I.; $. B. K.; address, 111-A Brigham St., Marlboro, Mass.
GAMWELL, LILLIAN MAY [Mrs. David P. Moulton], A.B.; A.M. upon examina-
tion 1904. Student N. Y. State Library School; address, 30 Taber Ave., Providence,
R. I.
GHODEY, ABBIE SWEETLAND [Mrs. Howard Aldridge CofBn], Ph.B. Teacher
Middletown, Conn.; Vermont Academy; address, 124 Medbury Ave., Detroit,
Mich.
GOFF, EDITH MAY, A.B. Teacher high school. East Providence, R. I., 1903-;
*. B. K.; address, 259 Waterman Ave., East Providence, R. I.
GRISWOLD, ESTHER DORA, A.B. Teacher high schools, Southington, Conn.;
Westerly, R. I.; *. B. K.; address, Kensington, Conn.
HAYS, MARY LOUISE, A.B. Teacher of commercial work, Becket, Westfield,
Springfield, Mass.; New London, N. H.; high school, Brockton, Mass.; address,
20 Lexington St., Brockton, Mass.
HILL, LEONORA [Mrs. Alfred V. Love], Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905;
address, 221 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
LEE, MARY CHILD, Ph.B. Teacher Providence, R. I., 1902-; address, 182 BeUevue
Ave., Providence, R. I.
LEETE, MILLICENT RAWSON [Mrs. William Mather Cotton], A.B. Teacher
Pawtucket, B. I., 1902-04; tutor; *. B. K.; address, 93 Summit St., Pawtucket,
R. L
LITTLEFIELD, KATHARINE FRANCES [Mrs. William Kinsley Blodgett], A.B.
Teacher music, 1906-10; address, 1016 Main St., Worcester, Mass.
McCaffrey, ELLA BAXTER, Ph.B. with Mechanical Accountant Company,
Providence, R. I., 1902-; address, 61 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
MILLIKEN, MYRTIS ALIDA [Mrs. Thomas R. Clayton], A.B.; A.M. upon exami-
nation 1904. Teacher 1902-08; address, 65 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I.
MOWRY, DAZA PAGE [Mrs. Leon Arthur Drury], A.B. Teacher Garden City,
L. I.; Yonkers, N. Y., 1902-04; address, 28 Beacon St., Fitchburg, Mass.
PAUL, ALICE MAUD, Ph.B. Clerk, oflice of superintendent of schools, Woonsocket,
R. I., 1902-; address, 537 Elm St., Woonsocket, R. I.
1902 GRADUATES SS8
PIERCE, GRACE [Mrs. Russell W. Richmond], Ph.B. Teacher Providence, R. I.,
1902-06; address, 3191 Pawtucket Ave., East Providence, R. I.
POLLARD, ELLA ARTEMESLA [Mrs. Ralph Cameron Thompson], Ph.B.; A.M.
upon examination 1904; address, 87 Pleasant St., Attleboro, Mass.
REID, MARGUERITE McLEAN, A.B. Assistant Public Library, Providence,
R. I., 1902-; *. B. K.; address, 274 Brow St., East Providence, R. L
ROGERS, ADA [Mrs. Herbert Edwards Brown Case], A.B. Teacher Pawtucket,
R. I., 1902-03; address, 58 Bourne St., Auburndale, Mass.
ROYS, MARGARET, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1903. Teacher Leominster,
Bolton, Mass.; Providence, R. I. ; assistant, Columbia University Library; *. B. K.;
address, 1230 Amsterdam Ave., New York, N. Y.
SHERMAN, HELEN MACOMBER [Mrs. J. E. Norton Shaw], A.B. Teacher Matta-
poisett, Grafton, Quincy, Mass.; address, Mattapoisett, Mass.
SMITH, BERTHA NORTHUP, Pli.B. Teacher high school, BurriUville, R. I.,
1902-; *. B. K.; address, 136 Pocasset Ave., Olneyville, R. I.
WARREN, IDA MAUDE [Mrs. Warren L. Wihnarth], Ph.B. Teacher high schools.
Providence, R. I.; Norwood, Mass.; address, 46 Duncan Ave., Providence, R. I.
WATERMAN, ELLEN SEFTON [Mrs. Ernest Victor Page], A.B.; *. B. K.; address.
88 Dunboy St., Brighton, Mass.
WITHEE, MIRIAM EDWINA, Ph.B. Teacher high schools. West Boylston, Mass.;
Wayne, Pa.; secretary for American Institute of Child Life 1910-13; graduate student
University of Southern California, 1913-; address, Santa Monica, Cal.
1903
ANTHONY, CHARLOTTE [Mrs. Caleb Allen Fuller], Ph.B.; address, 128 Lathrop
St., Madison, Wis.
ATWOOD, RUBY MARION [Mrs. John Barnes Tingley], A.B. Assistant high school,
Acton, Mass., 1903-05; *. B. K.; address, 939 S. Webster Ave., Green Bay, Wis.
BARBOUR, JESSIE MAY, Ph.B. Teacher high school, Pairhaven, Mass.; Wilbra-
ham Academy; New Bedford High School; *. B. K.; address, 29 7th St., New Bed-
ford, Mass.
BARCLAY, JANE, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1904; address, Waverly, N. Y.
BARRETT, ALICE MORSE [Mrs. Alexander H. Abbott], A.B.; *. B. K.; address,
66 Chestnut St., Albany, N. Y.
BARTLETT, MABEL IRENE [Mrs. Oscar WiUiam Rackle], Ph.B. Teacher W'est-
brook. Me., High School, 1905-12; address, 207 Sackett St., Providence, R. I.
BURNSIDE, ANNA, A.B. Teacher high schools West Upton, Weymouth, Mass.;
Pawtucket, R. I.; address, 264 Prospect St., Pawtucket, R. I.
CALEF, EDNA GEORGIANA, Ph.B. Teacher; address, 15 Floyd St., Waltham,
Mass.
CARROLL, ALICE SHEEHAN, A.B. Teacher, English High School, Providence;
address, 9 Dana St., Providence, R. I.
CHEEVER, ANNIE FRANCES [Mrs. Ernest T. Upham], Ph.B.; D.M.D., Tufts
College 1906; address, 257 Elm St., North Attleboro, Mass.
COBB, ANNIE MABEL, Ph.B. Teacher grammar schools, Attleboro, Norwood,
Springfield, Mass., 1903-13; High School of Commerce, Springfield, 1913-; address,
High School of Commerce, Springfield, Mass.
COFFIN, LILLIAN MAUDE, A.B.; address, 815 Hartford Ave., Johnston, R. I.
HERSEY, ALICE MINA, A.B. Teacher; d. Dorchester, Mass., April 3, 1914.
HERSEY, HELEN ELIZABETH [Mrs. Leonard Augustus Prouty], Ph.B.; A.M.
upon examination 1905; address. Confederate College, Charleston, S. C.
HOOD, BESSIE ALLEN [Mrs. Daniel Everett Bellows], A.B.; address, 269 Rutgers
St., Rochester, N. Y.
664 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1903
LEONARD, GRACE FISHER, Ph.B.; B.L.S., University of the State of N. Y.. 1904.
Graduated N. Y. State Library School, 1895; assistant librarian Athemeum, Provi-
dence, R. I., 1895-1911; librarian 1912-; member American Library Association;
*. B. K.; address, 11 Beacon Ave., Providence, R. I.
LOUD, BESSIE ALBERTA, Ph.B. Teacher Webster, Mass., 1904-09; English High
School, Providence, 1909-; address, 603 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
MERCER, HESTER JANE [Mrs. William Thomson Hastings], A.B. Teacher high
school, Windham, Conn., 1904; head Slater Memorial Homestead, Providence, R. I.,
1905-07; address, 13 John St., Providence, R. I.
MERCER, MARY ELIZABETH, Ph.B.; address, 35 Benevolent St., Providence,
R.L
MUNRO, ETHEL MAY, Ph.B.; address, 321 High St., Bristol, R. I.
RICH, ETHEL ELLA [Mrs. Charles Frederic Savage], A.B. Teacher 1903-06;
*. B. K.; address, Lancaster, N. H.
SCHOLFIELD, LILLIE LEONORETTA [Mrs. W. R. Mclntire], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1905. Private secretary 1905-09; *. B. K.; address, 25 Carter St.,
Providence, R. I.
STOCKARD, ALMA [Mrs. Eugene A. Thomas], A.B.; A.M. upon examiaation 1904.
Teacher, 190.^-08; address, 95 Benevolent St., Providence, R. I.
STREET, GERALDINE ETHELWYN. A.B. Teacher; address, 109 Berkeley St.,
West Arlington, R. I.
TRAVER, HELEN WAKELY, A.B.; address, 26 Oakland Terrace, Hartford, Conn.
WHITMARSH, HELEN [Mrs. Jerry Dearborn Drew], A.B.; address, 192 Park St.,
Montclair, N. J.
WILCOX, EDITH FIELD, Ph.B. Teacher Providence, R. I., 1894-1900; student
Newton Theological Institution, 1903-04; missionary; *. B. K.; address, 47 Shimo-
tera Machi, Himeji, Japan.
1904
ALDRICH, EDITH VIOLET, Ph.B.; address, Johnston, Vt.
BAKER, LAURA FRANCES, Ph.B. Teacher; address, 31 Arch St., Providence,
R. L
BAKER, LENA BELLE, Ph.B. Teacher; addiess, 31 Arch St., Providence, B. I.
BEITENMAN, FLORENCE BUTLER, Ph.B.; A.M. 1906. Teacher Hope Street
High School, Providence, R. I., 1904-06; Girls' High School, Reading, Pa., 1907-;
*. B. K.; address, 1126 Franklin St., Reading, Pa.
BROOKS, LAURA [Mrs. Frederick E. Hawkins], A.B. Teacher East Providence,
R. I.; Stafford Springs, Conn.; Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 1904-08; address, 94 Lexington
Ave., Providence, R. I.
BRUCE, ELIZA ETHEL [Mrs. Charles A. Kenchen], Ph.B. Assistant teacher high
school, Swanton, Vt.; Bar Harbor, Me., 1904-10; address, 60 Main St., Bar Harbor,
Me.
CAWLEY, AGNES ALICE, A.B.; address, Bayonne, N. J.
CONLEY, ANNIE LOUISE, Ph.B. Teacher; address, 155 Norwood Ave., Edgewood,
R. I.
COTTON, FLORA MELVILLE, A.B. Teacher Classical High School, Providence,
R. I., 1906-; *. B. K.; address, 16 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
CROSBY, ALICE MARION, Ph.B. South End Settlement House, Boston, Mass.,
two years; student New York University Law School; admitted to N. Y. bar,. 1910;
lawyer; address. Beacon, N. Y.
DEVLIN, LOTTIE MAY [Mrs. Harry A. Ward], A.B. Teacher high school. Paw-
tucket, R. I., 1904-11; address, 425 Deering Ave., Portland, Me.
FISHER, ANNIE [Mrs. R. W. Seamaus], A.B. Teacher South Berwick, Me.; ad-
dress, Ferncrest Boul., Providence, R. I.
1904 GRADUATES 555
FOX, ANNA LEAH, Ph.D.; address, Hampshire Arms, Minneapolis, Minn.
HEATON HANNAH [Mrs. Wolfgang L. G. Joerg], Ph.B. Teacher Providence,
R. I.; address, 31 Sherman Ave., Yonkers, N. Y.
LOWELL, LINDA MAY, Ph.B. Teacher Norwood High School, Norwood, Mass.;
address, 167 Ohio Ave., Providence, R. I.
McKENNA, THERESA RACHEL, A.B. Teacher Providence; address, 39 Bain-
bridge Ave., Providence, R. I.
MAGUIRE, NORA LORETTA, A.B.; address, 79 Andem St., Providence, R. I.
MILLIGAN, ANNETTE WALKER, Ph.B.; address. The Belfort, 92 Hamilton Ave.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
OSLIN, MARY ELLEN, A.B. Teacher Academy Avenue Grammar School; *. B. K.;
address, 241 Amherst St., Providence, R. I.
PACKARD, SARAH DE VEAXJX, Ph.B.; address, R. F. D. No. 2, Rehoboth, Mass.
RECTOR, VERA [Mrs. Nathan H. Studley], A.B. Teacher, Richmond, Va., 1904-07;
address, 56 Blake St., Pawtucket, R. I.
SAYER, INEZ VERNON, Ph.B. Teacher; address, 986 Smith St., Providence,
R. I.
SHAW, MARJORIE WADSWORTH, A.B.; A.M. 1907. Teacher Providence, R.I.;
Brookfield, Conn.; Dover High School, Dover, N. H., 1907-; address, 7 West Concord
St., Dover, N. H.
SHOREY, MARION LYDIA, Ph.B.; A.M. 1906; Ph.D., Chicago University, 1909.
Instructor physiology and household economics Brown University, 1904-06; pro-
fessor of biology Milwaukee-Downer College, 1908-; fellow A. A. A. S.; address,
Milwaukee-Downer College, Milwaukee, Wis.
SMALL, CARRIE ETTA, A.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905. Teacher; principal;
travelling.
STARK, ELEANOR [Mrs. Charles Alfred Hobbs], A.B. Assistant Providence Public
Library, 1906-10; *. B. K.; address, 2635 Pillsbury Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
STENHOUSE, MAE, A.B. Teacher East Greenwich Academy; Manchester, Mass.;
Rogers High School, Newport; *. B. K.; address, Newport, R. I.
STRAFFIN, ELSIE MARION [Mrs. Walter Cochrane Bronson], A.B.; A.M. upon
examination 1904. Assistant in English, Women's College, Brown University, 1904-
05; fellow in English; *. B. K.; address, 140 Morris Ave., Providence, R. I.
TAYLOR, SARAH ELLEN, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Teacher, high school, Methuen,
Mass., 1905-08; Talledaga College, 1911-; *. B. K.; address, Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala.
TILLINGHAST, EDITH MARION, Ph.B.; A.M. upon examination 1905; address,
129 Oxford St., Providence, R. I.
TOWLE, GEORGIA LOUISE [Mrs. Thomas Todd, Jr.], A.B. Teacher Rumford,
Me.; Technical High School, Providence, 1904-11; address, 97A Main St., Concord,
Mass.
1905
ARMSTRONG, JOSEPHINE STEDMAN, A.B. Teacher, Providence, R. I.;
assistant principal Plainfield High School, 1906-; *. B. K.; address. Box 231,
Central VUlage, Conn.
BANNAN, MARY ELIZABETH [Mrs. Richard Dana Tucker], Ph.B.; A.M. 1908.
address, 17 Dexterdale Road, Providence, R. I.
BANNING, BERNICE THORNTON, A.B.; address, 203 Laurel Ave., Highland
Park, 111.
BONN, MARION HAMILTON. Ph.B.; address, 2544 Pawtucket Ave., East Provi-
dence, R. I.
BROWN, EDITH ANNE [Mrs. Curtis H. Winters], Ph.B. Teacher, 1996-08; ad-
dress, P. O. Box 467, Manville, R. I.
BROWNSON, ISABEL MARION, A.B. Student; secretary to the recording dean
of Bryn Mawr College; address, Bryn Mawr College, Pa.
566 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
BUFFINTON, BERTHA AUGUSTA [Mrs. Charles A. Hull], Ph.B.; address,
Slatersville, R. I.
CADY, SARAH KEMPTON, [Mrs. Walter Patten], A.B. Assistant cataloguer.
Providence Public Library, 1906-08; address. Chapel Hill, N. C.
CAHOON, LETITIA MABEL, A.B. Teacher; address, 54 Snow St., Woonsocket,
R. L
CAMERON, FRANCES ROSS. A.B. Teacher, high schools. Block Island, R. I.;
Fairhaven, Vt.; assistant. Providence Athenseaum, 1907-09; address, 57 Maple Ave.,
Riverside, R. I.
CAMPBELL, HARRIET LOUISE, [Mrs. Edward M. Read, .Jr.] Ph.B.; address,
612 Tegler Bldg., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
CHURCH, MILLIE DIMOND, Ph.B. Assistant principal Colt Memorial High
School; address, Bristol, R. I.
CLARK, BERTHA LOUISE [Mrs. Arthur U. Pope], Ph.B.; address, 2708 Virginia
St., Berkeley, Cal.
COOKE, CLARA LOUISE [Mrs. John H. Collier], Ph.B.; address, 18 Medway St.,
Providence, R. I.
DELANEY, ELIZA JENNETTA, A.B.; address, 36 East George St., Providence,
R.I.
DOANE, FLORENCE ELLSWORTH [Mrs. Herbert C. Harris], A.B.; address, 212
Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
EDDY, OLFVE BOWERS [Mrs. Samuel E. Eaton], Ph.B.; address. South Nyack-on-
Hudson, N. Y.
GAY, MARY LOUISE, A.B. Teacher 1906-07; stenographer Page and Baker Mfg.
Co.; address, 51 North Ave., Attleboro, Mass.
GOULD, MARION BROOKS, A.B. Contributor to daily papers; address, 45 Charles
Field St., Providence, R. I.
GREEN, ALIDA MAY [Mrs. Edmund Percival Hart], Ph.B.; address, 153 Seneca
St., Homell, N. Y.
HENEHAN, BESSIE MAURA [Mrs. Robert MiUs Evans], A.B. Teacher, Castle
Rock and Seattle, Wash., 1906-11; address, 2360 34th Ave., So., Seattle, Wash.
HOLT, LOUISA ROBERTS, A.B.; A.M. 1908. Teacher, Pawtucket, R. I.: Monson
Academy; Quincy High School, 1909-; address, Quincy, Mass.
HORTON, ROBERTA ALICE, Ph.B.; address, Danielson, Conn.
JOSLIN, LULU BROADBENT [Mrs. Robert M. Gay], A.B.; A.M. 1906. Instructor
in physics. Smith College, 1907-09; Goucher College, 1909-11; address, York Road,
Govans, Md.
LANE, HARRIET GERTRUDE, A.B.; address, 26 Irving Ave., Providence, R. I.
LAVIOLETTE, MARIA LOUISE, A.B.; A.M. 1907. Teacher Warwick High School,
1907-11; Woonsocket High School, 1911-; address, 89 Greene St., Woonsocket, R. I.
LEAHY, BESSIE MADELEINE, A.B. Teacher; address, 50 Blake St., Pawtucket,
R. L
MACOMBER, ALICE JOSEPHINE, Ph.B.; address, 21 Hodges St., Attleboro, Mass.
MANCHESTER, ALICE HOWARD, A.B» *. B. K.; address, 257 Potter Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
MAY, SUSAN ANNIE, A.B.; address, R. F. D. 1, Box 29, Peacedale. R. I.
MIDGELEY, MARION, Ph.B.; address, 99 Dunedin St., Arlington, R. I.
PERRY, ELIZABETH, Ph.B.; address. Box 103, Apponaug, R. I.
PERRY, JENNIE MAY [Mrs. Harold Prescott], Ph.B. Teacher; address, 35 Prince
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
ROBINSON, ETHEL TREMAINE, Ph.B. Teacher; address, Howard University,
Washington, D. C.
ROSS, SARAH GRIDLEY, A.B. Teacher, Buffalo, N. Y., 1905-06; assistant. Provi-
dence Athenaeum, 1906-07; cataloguer Brown University Library, 1907-08; head of
Miller Hall, Women's College, 1908-; address, 118 Gushing St., Providence, R. I.
1906 GRADUATES 667
SIMPSON, LULU WINIFRED, A.B. Assistant cataloguer. Brown University
Library, 1907-08; teacher 1905-07; address. Turtle Point, Penn.
TRAVER, ALICE WHITALL, Ph.B. *. B. K.; address, 26 Oakland Terrace, Hart-
ford, Conn.
WHITCHER, LOUISE A.B. [Mrs. David Davidson]; address, 57 Whitmarsh St.,
Providence, R. I.
WHITTAKER, CORA HORTON A.B. [Mrs. Arthur Swain Townsend]; A.M. 1906.
Teacher 1905-12; address, 27 Avon Way, Quincy, Mass.
WHITTEMORE, INEZ KELLEY, A.B.; A.M. 1906. Teacher Roosevelt High
School; address, 84 Harrison St., Providence, R. I.
1906
ADAMS, BESSIE LENORE, A.B.; A.M. 1907. Teacher of Latin and English, high
school, Mamaroneck, N. Y.; *. B. K.; address, 59 Palmer Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y.
ALBRO, HELEN BARROWS, Ph.B.; graduated from School for Social Workers,
Boston, 1906. Head of Social Service Department, Mass. State Board of Charity,
division of State Minor Wards, 1908-; address. Room 43, State House, Boston, Mass.
APPLETON, ALICE, A.B.; address, 209 Angell St., Providence, B. I.
ASHWORTH, MABEL CORINNE, A.B. (Mrs. Theodore William Gordon); ad-
dress 318 Glenwood Blvd., Schenectady, N. Y.
AUSTIN, MARION CHASE, A.B. (Mrs. Brainard Caverly); address, 8 Woodbury
St., Providence, B. I.
BARR, EDITH AGNES, A.B. Teacher of English, William Penn High School.
Philadelphia, Pa. ; address, 1804 Tioga St., Philadelphia, Pa.
BAYLIES, STELLA HATHAWAY, Ph.B.; address, 80 Hanover St., Fall River,
Mass.
BBAZEAU, HENRIETTA CELIA, A.B. Head of French and public speaking de-
partments, Pawtucket High School ; address, 33 Beech St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BRENNAN, MARY AGNES DOYLE, A.B.; address, 81 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
BURRILL, CORA SEVER Y, A.B. (Mrs. Raymond D. Cady); address, 773 Kos-
suth St., Bridgeport, Conn.
BUTTERWORTH, ELIZABETH CLARK, Ph.B. Assistant in the Public Library
Fall River; address, 201 Harrison St., Fall River, Mass.
CHAFFEE, EDITH ELIZABETH, A.B. Teacher, Central FaUs High School; ad-
dress, 38 Russell Ave., East Providence, R. I.
CHASE, WINIFRED FLORENCE, Ph.B. Instructor, FaU River Normal Training
School; *. B. K.; address, 22 Prospect St., Fall River, Mass.
CLARK, ALLEYNE, Ph.B.; address, Castleton, Vt.
DAVIS, HOPE, A.B. Teacher, Indianapolis Technical High School; *. B. K.; ad-
dress, 2051 North Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind.
DEVENISH, URSULA HOPE, Ph.B. (Mrs. Harry Edgar PearsaU); address, 10
Adelphi Ave., Providence, R. I.
GRAMMONT, BESSIE BALLARD, A.B.; address, 21 Arch St., Providence, B! I.
HAIGHT, LINDA LAWTON, Ph.B. (Mrs. Howard L. Rice); b. Warren, R. I., d.
Warren, Dec. 21, 1910.
HERRMANN, IDA FRANCES, Ph.B. Teacher English, Connecticut Literary
Institution; *. B. K.; address, SufiSeld, Conn.
HOPKINS, JUDITH BARBER, A.B. Assistant mstructor. East Providence High
School; address, 237 School St., Putnam, Conn.
INGHAM, LAURA FRANCES, A.B.; address. La Grange, Mo.
LA DAME, MARY, A.B. ; address, Berlin, N. H.
LEIGHTON, FLORENCE MAY, A.B.; address, Laconia, N. H.
648 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
McALISTER, ANNIE ELIZABETH, A.B.; A.M. 1907. Teacher to 1909; *. B. K.;
address, 56 Rand St., Central Falls, R. I.
McKENNA, EMMA ELIZABETH, A.B. Teacher, Rochambeau Grammar School;
address, 137 Rochambeau Ave., Providence, R. I.
NICHOLS, EDITH ARLINE, A.B. Instructor in history. Maiden High School;
address, 99 Peace St., Providence, R. I.
PECK, GEOBGIE SMITH, A.B.; address, 48 Princeton Ave., Providence, R. I.
PHILLIPS, ELVA ELIZABETH, A.B. (Mrs. William LeRoy Lillie). Teacher,
1906-10; *. B. K.; address, 274 St. John's Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
PHILLIPS, ETHELWYN CHAFFEE, A.B. (Mrs. Edward B. StiUman); address.
Westerly, R. I.
REDFORD, GRACE, Ph.B. Teacher, Fau-lawn Grammar School, Pawtucket; ad-
dress, 19 Daniels St., Pawtucket, R. I.
REYNOLDS, FLORENCE CARRIE, Ph.B. (Mrs. Chartier); address. Sand Springs,
Montana.
ROBINSON, LILLIAN HOPE, A.B. (Mrs. Hayward Murry Butler); b. Pawtucket
R. I., Oct. 30, 1883; d. Pawtucket, Sept. 1, 1908.
SHERMAN, LAURA RICHARDS, A.B.; address, 34 Gilmore St., Providence, R. I.
SHERWOOD, GRACE MABEL, A.B.; address, 324 Laurel Hill Ave., Providence
R.I.
STEVENS, GRACE SUSAN, Ph.B. Engaged in floriculture; address, WUliamstown,
Mass.
SUNDBERG, ALICE, A.B. Teacher, East Providence High School; address, 89
Bishop Ave., Rumford, R. I.
THORTON, ETHEL BROWN, Ph.B. (Mrs. Arthur C. W. Bowen); address, 619
Eaton St., Providence, R. I.
TILLINGHAST, ALICE CARLOTTA, A.B. (Mrs. Charles E. Bartlett); address,
2318 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.
1907
ADAMS, MARY LOUISE, Ph.B. Teacher, Julian St. School, Pro\-idence; address,
133 Mitchell St., Providence, R. I.
ALLEN, LEAH BROWN, A.B.; A.M., Wellesley College, 1912. Computer, Lick
Observatory, 1907-09; instructor in astronomy, Wellesley College, 1909-; member.
Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America; Soci6t6 Astronomique de
France; address. Observatory House, Wellesley, Mass.
BASS, ANNE McCURDY, A.B. Teacher of German, Windham High School; ad-
dress, 66 Windham St., Willimantic, Conn.
BLACKBURN, LIZZIE ALMA, A.B. (Mrs. Daniel Partridge). Teacher, Fairhaven,
Mass., 1907-11; address, 630 Lonsdale Ave., Central Falls, R. I.
BLESSING, ALICE MARIE, A.B. Assistant, North Kingston High School, Wick-
ford, R. I.; address, 12 Pine St., Leominster, Mass.
CARNES, MILDRED ALLEN, A.B.; A.M. 1908. Teacher of English, Technical
High School, Providence; *. B. K.; addresi^ 88 University Ave., Providence, R. I.
CASE, MARTHA WARREN, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Teaeher of mathematics. Techni-
cal High School, Providence; address, 53 Grove St., Providence, R. I.
CLARK, ANNIE COCKS. Ph.B. (Mrs. Theron Clark); address, 152 Congdon St.,
Providence, R. I.
CLARK, GERTRUDE MARY, A.B. Teacher, Greely St. School; address, 23 Pit-
man St., Providence, R. I.
COLE, MARION SHIRLEY, Ph.B. Teacher, Lincoln School, Providence; *. B. K.;
address, 300 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
CRAPO, BLANCHE MAY, A.B. Teacher of history, Whitman High School; ad-
dress, 54 Warren Ave., Whitman, Mass.
190T GRADUATES 5S9
CRAPON, ELIZABETH ROBINSON, A.B. Teacher, Cranston High School; ad-
dress, 116 Power St., Providence, R. I.
DONOVAN, NELLIE VERONICA, A.B. Teacher, Pawtucket High School; ad-
dress, 14 Sterry St., Pawtucket, R. I.
EATON, AMEY BROWN (Mrs. Frank D. Watson), A.B.; A.M., University of
Pennsylvania, 1910. Teacher, Miss Wheeler's School, Pj-ovidence, 1907-08; investi-
gator. New York Society for Improving the Condition of the Poor, 1908-09; field
worker in eugenics, 1910-12; instructor. Department of Social Science, University
of Utah, 1912; address, 825 W. 180th St., New York, N. Y.
GATIE, BESSIE ALICE, A.B. Teacher, 1907-13; governess in family of Dr. Prince
T. Woods, Silver Lake, Mass.; address, 100 Bonney St., New Bedford, Mass.
GRIMSHAW, IDA MARION, Ph.B.; address, Fairhaven, Mass.
HAGOOD, GLADYS MITCHELL, A.B. (Mrs. Alexander V. Hunter); address.
Crystal Springs, Va.
HOPKINS, BERTHA ETHEL, Ph.B. (Mrs. Cliarles Y. WUcox); A.M. 1908.
Teacher, Technical High School, Providence, 1908-12; address, 28 Pearl St., New
Bedford, Mass.
HOYLE, HARRIET LOUVAN, Ph.B. (Mrs. H. Otis Green); address, 2194 East
97th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
HUNTSMAN, ZERRIE FRITZRANDOLPH, A.B. (Mrs. WiUiam G. Meader); b.
Feb. 6, 1885, Providence, R. I.; d. June 30, 1911, Attleboro, Mass.
JOHNSON, HELMA AUGUSTA, A.B. (Mrs. Harry W. Lambert); address. Fourth
and Green Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
McAULIFFE, RACHEL GERTRUDE, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Teacher, Classical High
School; address, 184 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I.
Mackenzie, KATHRINE MARION, A.B. Teacher, Pawtucket schools, 1907-;
*. B. K.; address, 36 Waldo St., Pawtucket, R. I.
MAHY, grace EDITH, A.B. (Mrs. Arthur P. Greene). Teacher, 1907-09; ad-
dress, 50 Fourth St., Providence, R. I.
MARTIN, ALICE RHODES, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910. Demonstrator in astronomy,
Smith College, 1911-13; soprano soloist in church quartet; *. B. K.; address,
Warren, R. I.
MATHIEU, BERTHA CORINNE, A.B. (Mrs. Frederick D. Goodwin); address,
c/o Mrs. J. E. Mathieu, 379 Broad St., Central Falls, R. I.
MORGAN, LOUISE BAGGOTT, A.B. (Mrs. Gordon Scott Fulcher); A.M. 1907;
Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College, 1912. Instructor in English, University of Wisconsin,
1912-; *. B. K.; address. The Irving, Sterling Court, Madison, Wis.
MUNBO, HARRIET BENNETT, A.B. Teacher, Manor School for Girls, Larch-
mont, N. Y.; address, Larchmont Manor, N. Y.
PIGGOTT, BERTHA ELIZABETH, Ph.B.; address, Norton, Mass.
BEDFORD, CLARIBEL, A.B. Teacher; address, 19 Daniels St., Pawtucket, R. I.
ROBINSON, ETHEL LOUISE (Mrs. John F. Heckman), Ph.B.; A.M. 1908.
Teacher, English High School, 1907-08; *. B. K.; address, 17 Irving Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
ROLLINS, IDA LAWRENCE, Ph.B. Bookkeeper; address, 136 Prairie Ave..
Providence, R. I.
ROWAND, ETHEL IDA, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Vocal teacher, St. Mary's School,
Raleigh, N. C, 1912- ; address, Seekonk, Mass.
SCHOFIELD, LOUISE AMELIA, A.B. Assistant secretary. Committee for the
Prevention of Blindness, New York, 1909-; address, 105 East 22nd St., New York,
N. Y.
SHAPIRO, SARAH IDA (Mrs. Joseph I. Grover), Ph.B.; A.M. 1909. Teacher,
1908-13; address, 1329 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan, Mass.
SCHUTZ, LOUISE (Mrs. Ralph P. Boas), A.B.; A.M. 1908; address, Walla Walla,
Wash.
SHELDON, BEULAH, A.B. (Mrs. Sidney Raymond Bellows); address, 250 Pelton
Ave., W. New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y.
660 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1907
SMITH, BLANCHE LUELLA. Ph.B. (Mrs. Alexander H. Mitchell). Teacher 1911-
13; address, Billerica, Mass.
SMITH, EUNICE CLARA, A.B. Teacher, Wilkes-Barre Institute; address, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
WASHBURN, ETHEL MAY, A.B. Teacher, Oxford High School; address, 396 So.
River St., Oxford, Mass.
WHITTLESEY, MARY ALICE, A.B.; address, 8i Midland Ave., Montclair, N. J.
WINSOR, LILLIAN ARTHUR, A.B. (Mrs. Herbert Elisha Harris). Teacher, 1907-
13; address, 112 Francis St., Providence, R. I.
1908
ARNOLD, MARY WOOD, A.B. Teacher, Bronson School, Providence; address,
Touisset, Mass.
BALDWIN, BERTA EDITH, A.B.; address, CoSs, N. H.
BALDWIN, JEANNETTE HOLMES, A.B. Teacher, Forest Park School, Spring-
field, Mass.; address, CoSs, N. H.
BOURNE, LOUISE ADAMS, A.B. Teacher, Bellows Falls, Vt.; address, 100 Taber
Ave., Providence, R. I.
BRANT, LAURA CINDERELLA, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Assistant in physics. Smith
College, 1909-12; Barnard College, 1912-13; *. B. K.; 2. 3.; address, Barnard
CoUege, New York, N. Y.
BRANT, ROSA ELLEN, A.B.; A.M. 1901. Teacher, Stonington High School, 1910-;
address, Stonington, Conn.
BURGE, DOROTHEA BRENTON, A.B. (Mrs. Charles R. Stark, Jr.). Librarian
Edgewood, R. I., 1905-08; address, 43 Chapin Ave., Providence, R. I.
CHILDS, GERTRUDE MACE, A.B.; address, 26 Odell Ave., Beverly, Mass.
COFFIN, BERTHA, A.B. Secretary, Evans Memorial Department of Clmical Re-
search, Mass. Homeopathic Hospital, 1912-; address, 80 East Concord St., Boston,
Mass.
COLE, ELIZABETH REYNOLDS, A.B.; address, Warren, R. I.
ELLIS, GERTRUDE MARSH, Ph.B. (Mrs. Harold William Lyall). Teacher, Fair-
haven Public Schools, 1908-12; address, 62 Kerrepont Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
EVANS, NELLY MARY, Ph.B. (Mrs. Walter E. Lounsbury). Teacher, Pelham
Manor School, 1908-12; address, 241 King St., Port Chester, N. Y.
EVERETT, KATHERINE, A.B. (Mrs. AUan H. Gilbert); AM. 1910; Ph.D.,
Cornell University, 1912. Assistant in Philosophy, Brown University, 1909-10; Sage
scholar in philosophy, Cornell University, 1910-11; Sage fellow, 1911-12; warden.
Rockefeller Hall, Bryn Mawr College, 1912-13; address, Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y.
FOSTER, RUTH LEONARD, A.B. Teacher Lewis School, San Antonio, Texas;
*. B. K.; address, 87 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
FOWLER, LIDA MONTFORT, A.B.; address, 195 Ontario St., Providence, R. I
GORMAN, MARY AMELIA, A.B. Teacher, Oxford St. School; address, 16 Corn-
stock Ave., Providence, B. I.
HALL, MARY ISABEL, A.B. Teacher, High School, Worcester, N. Y.; address,
31 Pocasset Ave., Providence, B. I.
HARVEY, EMILY SARAH ELIZABETH, A.B. (Mrs. Louis R. Collins). Instructor
La Grange College, 1907. Assistant professor, ancient languages, 1908-09; head of
department, 1909-11; address, 68 Wibird St., Portsmouth, N. H.,
HATCH, FRANCES ELDRIDGE, A.B. (Mrs. Anthony Mason Tourtellot); address,
22 Oak St., Providence, R. I.
HOLT, HATTIE MARIA, A.B.; A.M. 1909. Teacher, Warwick High School; ad-
dress, 146 Sheldon St., Edgewood Station, Providence,' R. I.
1908 GRADUATES 561
IDE, SAEAH ANN. A.B.: address, 2585 Pawtucket Ave., East Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, MADELINE KATHERINE, Ph.B. Teacher, Academy Ave. School;
address. 111 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I.
KEITH. ABBIE HOWARD. Ph.B. Teacher of English, Putnam High School;
*. B. K.; address, 25 King St., Putnam, Conn.
LAKE, AUDREY LYDIA, Ph.B. (Mrs. Sidney Small Paine); address, 17 Cottage
St., Fairhaven, Mass.
MEDBURY, CORA ELLA, A.B. (Mrs. J. Howard Lever); address, 5874 Von Ver-
sen St., St. Louis, Mo.
PHILLIPS, CAROLINE BATTELLE, A.B.; address, 345 Potter Ave., Providence.
R. L
POTTER, ALICE MANCHESTER, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Teacher, Messer St. Gram-
mar School; address, 642 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
PRESBREY. ALICE ETHEL. A.B. [Mrs. John H. McCarthy]; address, 52 Pres-
ton St.. Ridgefieid Park, N. J.
SHORE, FANNIE WHITTLESEY, Ph.B. Teacher, University School for Girls,
Chicago; address, 34 Batavia St., Boston, Mass.
SLADE, LYDIA ANN, Ph.B. Teacher, Durfee High School. Fall River. Mass.
address. Somerset. Mass.
STEVENS. MARJOREE WHITNEY, A.B. (Mrs. Jason O. Cook). Teacher, 1908-11
*. B. K.; address, 41 Hitchcock Ave., Holyoke, Mass.
STURDY, BEATRICE ANNA (Mrs. Harold William Paine), A.B.; A.M. 1909
address, 53 Haskins St., Providence, R. I.
WEBSTER, LAURA ELLEN, A.B. Artist; address, 197 Morris Ave., Providence,
R. L
WELCH, HANNAH GRACE, A.B.; address. Liberty St., Warren, R. I.
WHITE, MARY HARKNESS, A.B. (Mrs. Arthur L. Flagg); address, Kelvin,
Arizona.
WILDPRETT, EMILIE MARIE LOUISE, Ph.B.; *. B. K.; address, 1 Bayside
Ave., Edgewood Station, Providence, R. I.
1909
BAKER, CARRIE ETHEL, A.B. Teacher, Kimball Union Academy; *. B. K.;
address. Meriden. N. H.
BEATTIE, MATTY LUCINA, A.B. Confidential secretary, American Baptist
Foreign Missionary Society, Boston; address, 800 Ford Bldg., Boston, Mass.
BLANCHARD, LUCILE MURRAY, A.B. (Mrs. Gardner Boyd); address. East
Corinth. Vermont.
BROWN. AGNES GERTRUDE. Ph.B. Teacher. English High School, Providence;
address, 26 Rhode Island Ave., Providence. R. I.
BUCKEY. HAZEL McCRUM, Ph.B. Head of stenography department. New Britain
High School; address. High School. New Britain, Conn.
BURTON. ADA IRENE (Mrs. Dexter T. Knight), A.B.; A.M. 1910. Secretary to
Dr. Carl Barus and assistant in graduate department. Brown University to 1913;
*. B. K.; S. E.; address, 63 Albert Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
BUTLER, NETTIE LOUISE, Ph.B.; address, 312 Public St., Providence, R. I.
CARPENTER, ANNA CLARK, A.B. (Mrs. Lewis H. Meader, ,Tr.); address, 127
Hamilton St., Providence, R. I.
CRAWSHAW, HELEN FRANCES, Ph.B. (Mrs. John W. M. Bunker). Teacher
1909-12; address, 361 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass.
CROWELL, MARY CARR, Ph.B.; A.M. 1910; address, 7 Miller St., Warren, R. I.
DELANEY, CHARLOTTE CHRISTABELL (Mrs. Frederic W. Kinyon) Ph.B.;
A.M. 1910; address, 32 Garden St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DIMAN,- MILDRED, A.B. Teacher, Exeter High School; address. High School,
Exeter, N. H.
562 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1909
EATON, ELIZABETH MARY, A.B. Instructor in biology, Newton Technical High
School; *. B. K.; address, 395 Lexington Ave., Aubumdale, Mass.
FOSTER, FRANCES ALLEN, A.B.; Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College. Fellow of English
Bryn Mawr College, 1911-12; Mary E. Garrett European fellow, 1912-13; author.
The Northern Passion; ^. B. K.; address, 87 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
FROST, MARGUERITE GRACE, A.B.; *. B. K.; address, 39 Marion Ave., Edge-
wood, R. I.
GYLLENBERG, IRMA ALIDA, A.B.; A.M. 1912; address, 78 Mitchell St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HAGUE, ELLYN MARGUERITE, Ph.B. (Mrs. Laroy Ayer Mehan); address, 149
Ivy St., Providence, R. I.
HALL, MAY WINSOR, Ph.B. (Mrs. John W. James). Assistant supervisor of play-
grounds, and principal of Pembroke School, Calgary; address. Box 1179, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada.
JONAS, AGNES, A.B. Secretary to principal of Classical High School, Providence;
address, 50 Turner Ave., Riverside, R. I.
LARAWAY, IRENE LYDIA, A.B. (Mrs. Cari T. Tourtellot). Teacher 1910-13;
address, Hope Mills, North Carolina.
LEE, EMMA DUNHAM, A.B.; address, 454 East 178th St., New York, N. Y.
LYON, MARGARET CURRIER, A.B. Teacher, Philadelphia, Pa.; address, 169
Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
McCAUSLAND, ELISE EMELINE, A.B. (Mrs. Moses Leverock Crossley); A.M.
1911; address, Middletown, Conn.
McNERNEY, LOUISE, Ph.B.; address, 206 Park St., Attleboro, Mass.
MARBLE, GERTRUDE MAY, A.B.; address, 21 Holden St., Attleboro, Mass.
MAYO, ELIZABETH LOUISE. Teacher of Science, Concord High School; address,
87 Main St., Concord, Mass.
MORGAN, MARGERET JULIA, A.B. Branch librarian. Providence Public Library;
address, 7 Ai-mington, Ave., Providence, R. I.
NICHOLS, MAUDE BIXBY, Ph.B.; address, 29 Portland St., Providence, R. I.
O'BRIEN, MARY LORETTA, A.B.; address. Box 219, Warren, R. I.
RILEY, ETHEL FANNING, A.B. (Mrs. Charlton D. Putnam); address, 69 Barnes
St., Providence, R. I.
SACKETT, JOSEPHINE THOMSON, A.B. with class 1911. Librarian, Carnegie
Library, Pittsburgh, Pa.; address, Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SAMPSON, MYRA MELISSA, Ph.B. Demonstrator, assistant, travelling fellow in
biology. Smith College, 1909-14; address, 8 Paradise Road, Northampton, Mass.
SANDERS, ANNIE MARTHA, A.B. Teacher and tutor; address. Box 667, Mesa,
Arizona.
SCOTT, ISABELLE DOUGLASS, Ph.B. (Mrs. Robert Magrane); address, 275
South 7th St., Newark, N. J.
STILLWELL, MARGARET BINGHAM, A.B. Librarian, The John Carter Brown
Library; *. B. K.; address, 100 George St., Providence, R. I.
TOURTELLOT, MABEL WINIFRED, A.B. (Mrs. Winfield S. Whitbeck); address,
516 West Wayne St., Fort Wayne, Ind.
1910
ALLEN, GERTRUDE MARY, Ph.B. Librarian's secretaiy, John Hay Library.
Brown University, 1910-12; secretary to Vilhjalmur Stefansson, explorer and ethnolo-
gist, in New York, London, Canada and Alaska, 1912-13; American Museum of
Natural History, 1913-; address, American Museum of Natm-al History, New York,
N. Y.
BLAIN, AGNES MARIE, A.B. Departmental teacher of history and music, Boise,.
Id.; dean of women, Lewiston State Normal School; i. B. K.; address, Lewiston,.
Idaho.
1910 GRADUATES S6S
BLODGETT. GWENDOLEN, A.B. Certificate, University of Paris (Sarbonne),
1911; University of Leipsig, 1912. Teacher, private school; address, 269 Thayer
St., Providence, R. I.
BOARDMAN, ELIZABETH MARIE, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Teacher, English High
School, Providence; address, 112 Ring St., Providence, R. I.
BOURNE. DOROTHY, A.B. (Mrs. Chester A. Hawthorne). Teacher, 1910-12;
address, 832 Sheridan Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.
BROWN, ALMA ROMAINE, A.B. (Mrs. Clarence M. Whipple); address, Benja-
min Road, Belmont, Mass.
BUCK, HARRIET JOSEPHINE, A.B. (Mrs. Harrison A. Morse); address, 107
Dean St., Mansfield, Mass.
BURNSIDE, ANNIE ESTHER, A.B. (Mrs. Albert E. Thomley). Teacher, 1910-12;
address, 709 East Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
BUSHELL, MABEL KINCAID, A.B. (Mrs. Eari R. Donle); address, 138 Lemster
St., St. John, New Brunswick, Canada.
CLEMENCE, STELLA RISLEY, Ph.B.; address, 430 West 118 St., New York,
N. Y.
COOK, ALICE FRANCES, A.B. Teacher, Penacook High School, N. H.; address,
Penacook, N. H.
COSGROVE, LILLIAN RUTH, A.B.; A.M. 1910. Teacher of English, Brockton
High School; *. B. K.; address, 999 Warren Ave., Brockton, Mass.
CROSSLEY, FLORENCE ALICE, A.B.; A.M. 1912; *. B. K.; address, 1412
Broad St., Providence, R. I.
DEAN, MARION ELIZABETH, A.B. Teacher, East Providence, R. I.; address,
396 Washington St., Taunton, Mass.
DOBLER, LYDIA THEODORA, A.B. Teacher of German, Bancroft School, Wor-
cester; *. B. K.; address. The Bancroft School, Worcester, Mass.
GINDELE, HELEN EMILIE, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Teacher, 1910-11; assistant
librarian, Deborah Cook Sayles Library; Pawtucket, address, 30 Orchard St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
MAILE, ALICE SCOTT, Ph.B. Assistant cataloguer. Brown University Library,
1910-12; address, 1214 Ingraham St., Los Angeles, Cal.
MORRISON, ELIZABETH, A.B. Assistant, Cambridge Neighborhood House;
address, 102 Governor St., Providence, R. I.
MORTON, CAROLINE MILLARD, A.B.; A.M. 1911. Graduate scholar, Bryn
Mawr College, 1911-12; fellow in classical archaeology, Bryn Mawr, 1912-13; *. B. K.;
address, 131 Superior St., Providence, R. I.
RAYBOLD, HAZEL LOUISE, A.B. (Mrs. F. Robert Langdale); address. Orange,
Conn.
RICHARDS, MARION AUGUSTA, A.B. Teacher, Ashby High School; address,
34 Peck St., Attleboro, Mass.
SEARS, BERNICE ESTELLE, A.B. Teacher, Bromfield School; address. Harvard,
Mass.
STEERE, ABIGAIL DEBORAH, Ph.B. Director, Educational and Vocational
Guidance Department, Newton Public Schools; address, Hingham Centre, Mass.
STOJJE, MARJORIE MAUD, A.B. Teacher of English and Latin, Oliver Ames
High School, North Easton, Mass.; address, 11 Viola St., Providence, R. I.
SUFFA, MARY CLEGG, A.B. Teacher; graduate student. Brown University, 1913-
14; *. B. K.; address, 19 Camp St., Providence, R. I.
SWEET, ALICE IDA, Ph.B. Secretary to president of Skidmore School of Arts;
address, Skidmore School of Arts, Saratoga Springs, New York.
TUCKER, LEILA, A.B. Teacher, The Bronson School, Providence; address, 6 Villa
Ave., Providence, R. I.
WILBUR, ALICE MARY, Ph.B. (Mrs. Clifford L. Sturtevant). Teacher, 1911-12;
address, Walpole, N. H.
564 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1910
WILLIAMS, MILDRED CORRINNE, A.B.; A.M. 1912; address, 67 Ocean St.,
Providence, R. I.
WOOD, ISABEL STUART, A.B. (Mrs. Warren Andrew Sherman); address, 30
Sheridan St., Haverhill, Mass.
1911
ANDREWS, LYDIA HARRIS (Mrs. Herbert B. Francis), A.B. with class, 1912;
address, 203 Heather St., Providence, R. I.
BASSETT, LIDA MAY, A.B. Teacher, Meh-ose High School; address, 98 Hillside
Ave., Melrose, Mass.
BEDELL, IRENE MAUDE, A.B. Teacher, Croton High School, Croton-on-Hudson,
N. Y.; address. Box 100, Livingston, N. J.
BELL, HELEN NEWELL, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Teacher, Traif Academy, Kittery,
Me.; address, Bristol, R. I.
BLOOM, BESSIE EDITH, Ph.B. Head worker. Immigrant Educational Bureau,
Providence; *. B. K.; adckess, 17 Halsey St., Providence, R. I.
BURROUGHS, RUTH CONSTANCE, Ph.B. Assistance reference librarian, Brown
University Library, 1912-13; address, 58 Sayles St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BUSHELL, FLORENCE HOOVER, A.B. (Mrs. Howard J. Bloomer); Palisade
Green, Windsor, Conn.
CAMPBELL, GERTRUDE HILDRETH, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Scholar in Bryn Mawr
College, 1912-13; *. B. K.; address, 71 Sycamore St., Providence, R. I.
CANADA, ANNA SPENCER, A.B. (Mrs. Leslie E. Swain); address, 166 Whittier
Ave., Providence, R. I.
CARLBORG, EDITH MARIE LINNEA, A.B. Assistant cataloguer. Brown Uni-
versity Library, 1912-; address, 124 Atlantic Ave., Providence, R. I.
CBAPO, LYLA CAMERON, Ph. B. Social worker with the Associated Charities ,
Boston; address, 27 Adams St., Charlestown, Mass.
DAHLGREN, EMMA HENRIETTA, A.B.; A.M. 1913. Teacher of English,
Technical High School; address, 134 Congress Ave., Providence, R. I.
FIELD, ARLINE, Ph.B.; A.M. 1912; address, 222 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
GERBER, STELLA, A.B. Teacher of German and mathematics, high school, Cam-
den, N. Y.; address, 39j^ East Main St., Webster, Mass.
HARVEY, HELEN MELISSA, A.B. (Mrs. David Johnson), A.B.. La Grange College,
1910; address. La Grange, Mo.
HATCH, MILDRED ANNIE, A.B.; address, 72 Maple Ave., Riverside, R. I.
HEFNER, CLARA ESTELLE, Ph.B.; address, 87 Mechanic St., Southbridge, Mass.
HEWITT, SADIE, A.B. Teacher, Pine Plains High School, N. Y.; address, 78 Peck
St., Attleboro, Mass.
HILDRETH, ALICE PRANCES, Ph.B. Teacher, Technical High School; address,
97 East Manning St., Providence, R. I.
HINTON, MABEL IRENE, A.B. (Mrs. Carl E. White). Teacher 1911-13; address,
Milton, N. H.
HOLMAN, ALICE DUDLEY, A.B. Resident in charge of Dorchester Settlement
House; address, 7 Gordon Place, Dorchester, Mass.
HUGHES, ELIZABETH WILSON, A.B. Teacher of English, Indiana High School;
Indiana, Pa.; address, 815 Florence Ave., Avalon, Pa.
KMGHTS, EDITH LAURAETTE, Ph.B.; address. Box 83, Chebeaque Island, Me.
LESTER, MARION BOWLER, A.B. ; *. B. K.; address, 6 Tyler St., Newport, R. L
LEVERE, CATHERINE VIRGINIA GOLDING, Ph.B. Commercial teacher,
Colt Memorial High School; address, 363 High St., Bristol, R. I.
McMAHON, MARY CATHERINE, A.B. Teacher, Broadway Grammar School,
Pawtucket; address, 66 Englewood Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
MAGOON, EVA WATERMAN, Ph.B. Assistant to the curator. City Museum,
Roger Williams Park; address, 65 Messer St., Providence, R. I.
1911 GRADUATES 565
MIELATZ, SALLIE WOLFF, A.B. Teacher of German and history, Branford,
Conn.; address, Saunderstown, R. I.
MOFFITT, JEANNETTE BELL, Ph.B.; A.M. 1913. Teacher, English High School;
address, 56 East Manning St., Providence, R. L
NELSON, IRENE DORE, A.B. Teacher, New Bedford High School; address, 47
Park St., New Bedford, Mass.
NICHOLSON, HANNAH SENIOR, A.B.; address, 263 Main St., Winthrop, Mass.
NICHOLSON. NELLIE BLITHE, Ph.B. Teacher in Teachers' Training School,
Baltimore; address, 1838 McCulloh St., Baltimore, Md.
NULTY, CATHERINE FRANCES, Ph.B. Assistant principal. Capital Commercial
School, Albany; *. B. K.; address. Capital Commercial School, Albany, New York.
PAYSON, BERTHA ANNIE, A.B. Teacher, Ashland High School; address, Ash-
land, N. H.
PERRY, CLARA IRENE, Ph.B. Assistant librarian, R. I. Historical Society,
1912-13; address, 13 Carolina Ave., Providence, R. I.
PINGEEE, HELEN SPOFFORD, A.B. (Mrs. Peter Lawton). Agent, Salem, Mass.
Associated Charities, 1912-13; address, South Framingham, Mass.
ROBINSON, JENNIE FATIMA, A.B. Teacher, Orange High School; address, 70
Pleasant St., Orange, Mass.
SHOREY, BINA MAY, Ph.B.; A.M. 1911. Teacher of English, Southington High
School; address, Southington, Conn.
STANHOPE, CLARA AILMAN, A.B. Teacher; address, 60 John St., Hackensack,
N.J.
THACHER, ELIZABETH DEXTER, A.B.; A.M. 1912. Teacher; *. B. K.; ad-
dress, 13 Garden St., Pawtucket, B. I.
WATSON, REBECCA SAMUEL, Ph.B. (Mrs. William Buyers). Teacher, 1911-13
address. The Manse, Hyden, Ky.
WILBUR, FLORA ELLA, A.B. Teacher, Warwick, R. I. High School, 1912-13
Clinton, Mass., 1913-; address, 80 Chestnut St., Clinton, Mass.
WOOD, MARJORffi PHILLIPS, A.B. Cataloguer, Harvard University Library
*. B. K.; address. Harvard University Library, Cambridge, Mass.
1912
ANDERSON, ELSIE ANGELENE, Ph.B. Teacher; address, Brewster, Mass.
ANGELL, LOTTIE MARIA, A.B.; address, 77 Chapman St., Putnam, Conn.
BENNETT, HARRIET COLBURN, Ph.B. Teacher, 1912-13; student, Newton
Theological Institution, 1913-; *. B. K.; address, 102 Wayland Ave., Providence,
R. L
BENNETT, MELA ELSIE, Ph.B.; address, 102 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
BISHOP, MILDRED CATHERINE, A.B. Teacher, 1912-13; secretary to Dr. E. B.
Greene, University of 111.; *. B. K.; address, 902 W. Oregon St., Urbana, 111.
BORLAND, ANNIE PHILIPS, A.B.; address, 20 Nebraska St., Providence, R. I.
BUTLER, GERTRUDE MORTON, A.B. Teacher, Sanderson Academy, Ashfield,
Mass.; address, 14 Summit Ave., Mansfield, Mass.
CALDWELL, ELINOR MARGARET, A.B. Teacher; address, 42 Walker St.,
Pawtucket, R. I.
CATLIN, MARION FRANCES, A.B. Teacher; address, HiU, N. H.
CHURCH, MARGARET BROOKS, A.B. Teacher, Bronson School, Providence,
1912-13; collaborator. Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Brown University, 1913-; address, 292 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
COLLINS, MARGARET GRISWOLD, A.B. Teacher, Sharon, Conn., High School;
address, 272 Harriet St., Bridgeport, Conn.
CONANT, GERTRUDE MARY, A.B.; address, 114 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I.
COOKE, LAURA ELIZABETH, Ph.B. Tutor; address, 134 Congdon St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
566 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1912
EMSLEY, MARION JANE, Ph.B. Clerk in Providence Public Library; address.
Box 117, No. Scituate, R. I.
FOGG, MINNIE MAY, A.B. Teacher, Goffstown, N. H. High School, 1912-13;
address, 211 Pleasant St., Laconia, N. H.
HAWES, IRENE, Ph.B. Principal, Pontiac, R. I. Grammar School; address. Box
50, Riverside, R. I.
HUBBARD, ALICE, A.B. with class, 1913. Teacher of history and German; ad-
dress, Bethany College, Topeka, Kansas.
KOHLBERG, BEATRICE FLORENCE, Ph.B. Teacher South Kingstown High
School; address, 56 Vineyard St., Providence, R. I.
LOFTUS, REGINA THERESA, A.B. Teacher, Technical High School, Providence;
address, 56 Stewart St., Providence, R. I.
LONGLEY, CLARE EDGARTON, A.B. Teacher, Second North School, East
Hartford, Conn. ; address, 30 Windsor St., Worcester, Mass.
MONROE, JESSIE ISABELLE, A.B. Teacher, Technical High School, Providence;
address, 107 Davis St., Providence, R. I.
NICHOLS, IDA MAY, A.B. Teacher; address, 557 Cranston St., Providence, R. I.
PICKLES, ANNIE, Ph.B.; *. B. K.; S. S.; b. Oldham, Eng., July 31, 1889; d.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 5, 1912.
RANDALL, OLLIE ANNETTE, A.B. Assistant, John Hay Library, Brown Univer-
sity; address, 556 Cranston St., Providence, R. I.
RYTHER, CLARICE EMILY, A.B. (Mrs. J. Paul Kaufmann); address, c/o Rev.
O. E. Ryther, 727 Main St., East Hartford, Conn.
SOUTHWICK, FLORENCE BINFORD, Ph.B. Principal, South Britain, Conn.,
High School; S. H.; address, 9 Star St., Pawtucket, R. I.
STEVENS, MARGARET PARKHURST, A.B. Teacher, Tuckerton. N. J., High
School; *. B. K.; address, Newport, R. I.
STONE, MARION SLATER, Ph.B.; address, 73 Blackstone Blvd., Providence, R. I.
SWEETLAND, MARY, A.B. Graduate student. Brown University; address, 52
Olive St., Providence, R. I.
THOMAS, ANN ELIZA, Ph.B. Secretary and assistant in economics. Tufts College;
*. B. K.; address, 9 Fairmount St., Tufts College, Mass.
VALENTINE, HAZEL MARGUERITE, A.B.; address, 99 Saco St., Westbrook,
Me.
WALTER, DOROTHY CHARLOTTE, Ph.B. Teacher, Orleans, Vt., High School;
*. B. K.; address, Lyndonville, Vt.
WARREN, IRENE, A.B. Principal New Preston, Conn., High School; *. B. K.;
address. New Preston, Conn.
1913
BARNICLE, MARY ELIZABETH, A.B. Graduate student, Bryn Mawr College;
*. B. K.; address, 221 Messer St., Providence, R. I.
BARR, JESSIE HELEN, A.B. Cataloguer, John Hay Library; *. B. K.; address,
117 Howell St., Providence, R. I. •
BARRETT, HELEN IRENE, A.B. Teacher, Academy Ave., Grammar School,
Providence; address, 20 Babcock St., Providence, R. I.
BAYLEY, MARION HORTENSE, A.B. Teacher; address, 14 Fruit St., Newbury-
port, Mass.
BELANGER, IRENE MARY CECILIA, A.B.; address, 125 Rivet St., New Bed-
ford, Mass.
BOGLE, MARILLA LETITIA, A.B. Clerical assistant to principal and student
teacher. Fall River Normal School; graduate student. Brown University; address,
138 Lincoln St., Fall River, Mass.
BOSWORTH, MILDRED ETHEL, Ph.B. Teacher, Cumberland High School;
address, Georgiaville, R. I.
1913 GRADUATES 567
BOURGEOIS, ALINE, A.B. Teacher, New Marlboro, Mass. High School; address.
Mill River, Mass.
BRONSON, HILDA ROWENA, A.B. Teacher; *. B. K.; address, 10705 Clifton
Ave., Morgan Park, 111.
BROOKS, ROSALIND CELESTINE, Ph.B.; address, 57 John St., Providence, R. I.
BROWNE, ANNA MARIA, A.B.; address, 232 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BROWNING, MILDRED, A.B.; *. B. K.; address, 39 Underwood St., Pawtucket,
R. L
BUSHELL, GLADYS CHIDLEY, A.B. Teacher; address, 617 Hope St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
CHAMBERLAIN, ALLETTA KREEMER, Ph.B.; address, 31 Tremont St., Cen-
tral Falls, R. I.
CLARKE, MARY FIFIELD, A.B. Modern language teacher, Warwick, R. I. High
School; address, Centreville, R. I.
COOLIDGE, EDITH FRANCIS, A.B. Social and Children's editor. Fall River
Daily Globe; address, 278 Franklin St., Fall River, Mass.
DAVENPORT, LILLIAN LUCY, A.B. Assistant librarian, Deborah Cook Sayles
Memorial Library, Pawtucket; address, 158 Pine St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DEXTER, VIDA MAUD, Ph.B. Teacher, Franklin, Vt. High School; address,
42 Blackamore Ave., Eden Park, R. I.
DOWELL, NORAH ELOISE, Ph.B. Graduate student. Brown University; address,
169 Fifth St., Providence, R. I.
FILL, CORNELIA, A.B. Teacher, Springfield, Mass. Business School; *. B. K.;
address, 47 Margaret St., Springfield, Mass.
FOWLER, HAZEL MELLIE, Ph.B. Teacher, Litchfield, Conn. High School;
i. B. K.; address. Box 27, Litchfield, Conn.
GREENE, MARION BRISTOW, A.B. Graduate student. Brown University; ad-
dress, 5 Catalpa Road, Providence, R. I.
HASTINGS, HELEN MATILDA, Ph.B. Student, Springfield. Mass. Business
School; address. Feeding Hills, Mass.
HIMES, LUCILE SPENCER, A.B.; address, Phenix, R. I.
JONES, THECKLA, A.B. Teacher, Watertown, Conn.; address. Westerly, R. I.
KANE, MARY MADELEINE, A.B. Teacher of history, Warwick, R. I. High
School; graduate student. Brown University; address, Pontiac, R. I.
LAKE, ELVA MARION, Ph.B.; address, 591 Hood St., Fall River, Mass.
LISK, ALICE VICTORIA, A.B. Teacher, Hackensack, N. J.; address, Anderson
Square, Hackensack, N. J.
LITTLEFIELD, BARBARA, A.B. Teacher, Miss Wheeler's School, Providence;
address, 102 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
LUTHER, MARION RAWSON, A.B. Teacher, Providence; Graduate student.
Brown University; S. S.; address, 81 Camp St., Providence, R. I.
MtMURTRY, ISABEL, A.B. Teacher; graduate student Brown University;
address, 41 Moore St., Providence, R. I.
METZGER, OTTILIE ROSE, A.B. Assistant reference Librarian, John Hay Li-
brary, Brown University; *. B. K.; address, 52 Alunmi Ave., Providence, R. I.
MOTT, MILDRED LOUISE, Ph.B.; A.M. 1913; address, 396 Blackstone St.,
Providence, R. I.
OTTLEY, ANNIE EVELYN, A.B. Teacher; graduate student Brown University;
*. B. K.; address, Wickford, R. I.
PAINE, GLADYS, A.B. Teacher, Tourtellot Memorial High School, North Gros-
venordale. Conn.; address, 228 South Main St., Palmer, Mass.
PALMER, WINIFRED AUGUSTA, A.B. Teacher, BurrillviUe High School;
address, 1536 Cranston St., Cranston, R. I.
ROCHE, BESSIE GERTRUDE, A.B. Student, Springfield Business School; ad-
dress, Thomdike, Mass.
668 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1913
RYTHER, RUTH ELIZABETH, A.B.; address, 727 Main St., East Hartford, Conn.
SNOW, BLANCHE GERTRUDE, A.B.; address, 85 Brook St., Pawtucket, R. I.
STADTFELD, HARRIET MARGUERITE, A.B. Teacher of language, Leland and
Gray Seminary, Townshend, Vt.; address, Phenix, R. I.
TAYLOR, MINNIE WHITE, A.B. Collaborator, Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S.
Department of Agriculture, Brown University; address, 46 Arch St., Providence,
R. L
TILDEN, EVELYN BUTLER, A.B. Librarian's clerk, John Hay Library, Brown
University; address, Brown University Library, Providence, R. I.
UNDERWOOD, HAZEL MARIE, Ph.B. Private secretary; address, 608 Canal
St., New Orleans, La.
WASHBURN, MYRA INMAN, A.B. Teacher; address, 1206 East 7th St., Char-
lotte, N. C.
WHITMAN, ELIZABETH WAVE, A.B. Teacher, Reading, Mass. High School;
address, 122 Summer Ave., Reading, Mass.
SENIORS: CLASS OF 1914
Esther Georgina Anderson
Violet Helen Anderson
Marguerite Appleton
Miriam Amy Banks
Marion Cheever Bates
Harriet Stanton Baxter
Elizabeth Bodfish
Alita Dorothy Bosworth
Mary Lyon Bosworth
Dorris Snow Briggs
Helen Harriet Briggs
Laura Julia Brown
Margaret Josephine Burdon
Mildred Myrtle Chapman
Grace Amelia Cockrof t
Jane Wilson Cook
Ruth Elizabeth Cooke
Margaret Crooks
Eatherine Elizabeth Curry
Mildred Elaine Cutler
Hennione Louise Dealey
Marion Frances Devine
Blanche Douglas
Mildred Morris Flagg
Anna Madeline Flaherty
Helen Augusta Gilliland
Anna Ruth Goodchild
Margaret Ella Gordon
Mary Christina Grandfield
Edith Edwina Holden
Dorothy Palmer Hull
Myrtle Horton Jones
Sybil Marguerite Kemp
Elena Roxana Lovell
Marjorie Anita Mallory
Elizabeth Price Moulton
Mabel Irene Osborne
Jenny Martha Palmer
Winona Merle Perry
Annette Josephine Pritzkau
Maude Eunice Sears
Florence Louise Shaw
Rowena Albro Sherman
Florence McGregor Simonds
Hope Sisson
Stella Mary Smith
Marjorie Arnold Thayer
Maud Tucker
Alice Mary Waddington
Delia Edith Wood
Helen Humphry Wood
RESIDENCE
Providence, R. I.
Redfield, S. Dak.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
MonteUo, Mass.
Palmer, Maes.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R, I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Barrington, R. I.
Oafeville, Ct.
Providence, R. I.
North Chelmsford, Mass.
Fall River, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Ravenswood, W. Va.
Longmeadow, R. I.
Pavitticlcet, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Woonsocket, R. I.
Mooswp, Ct.
Littleton, Mass.
Valley Falls, R. I.
Norwood, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Pawtucket, R. I.
West Barrington, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Seattle, Wash.
Kingston, N. H.
East Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Danville, N. H.
CransUm, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Redfield, S. Dak.
Providence, R. I.
Webster, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Franklin, Mass.
Providence, R. I.
Fall River, Mass.
Woonsocket, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
Providence, R. I.
670 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896
NON-GRADUATES
1896
LAMPHEAR, GRACE EDITH; address. The Baltimore, Tompkinsville, Staten
Island, N. Y.
STACY, FANNIE PEARL. Teacher; address, 82 Lyon Ave., East Providence, R. I.
THOMAS, HELEN AVONIA. Secretary, Woman Suffrage Party; address, 54
Meeting St., Providence, R. I.
TIFFT, MARIE LOUISE, A.B., Tufts College, 1896. Teacher; address, 37 Madi-
son St., Somerville, Mass.
1897
AUSTIN, ALICE WEEDEN; b. Providence, R. I., June 27, 1875; d. Providence,
Nov. 24, 1895.
BANCROFT, BERTHA CAROLINE; from Worcester, Mass.
DICKSON, MARGARELLA MAY; address, 86 Vermont Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
HAYES, RUTH BENNETT [Mrs. Jonas Viles]; address, 513 Rollins Road, Colum-
bia, Mo.
1898
COLLINS, MAUDE. Teacher; address, 130 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
CRAWFORD, MARY IDA [Mrs. John Edward Conway]; b. Attleboro, Mass.,
Oct. 9, 1875; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Nov. 24, 1900.
CRUMB, VIRGINIA MORGAN. Teacher; address, 3698 Pawtucket Ave., River-
side, R. I.
SMITH, CAROLINE EDNA. Bookkeeper; address, 10 Hope St., Attleboro, Mass.
TISDALE, ANNA; b. South Kingstown, R. I., 1874; d. Providence, R. I., March
27, 1896.
1899
BROWNELL, CHARLOTTE DICKINSON [Mrs. Theron Noble]; address, 609
North Second St., North Yakima, Wash.
BROWNELL, ETHEL CLARIET [Mrs. Charles A. Knutton); address, 63 Chapin
Ave., Providence, R. I.
BURRILL, FANNIE BELLE; address^ 23 Fort Ave., Edgewood Station, Provi-
dence, R. I.
EDDY, HELEN MAUDE [Mrs. Alanson D. Rose]; address, 27 Fruit Hill Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
HOLBROOK, ELIZABETH RICHARDS. Teacher; address, 25 Dean St., Attle-
boro, Mass.
JACKSON, JENNY MARIE [Mrs. Harry W. Marcy]; address, 284 Washmgton
Ave., Providence, R. I.
McBAIN, MARY CATHERINE [Mrs. D. T. L. McKerroU], A.B., Toronto Uni-
versity, 1899; address, 19 Law St., Toronto, Ontario.
MINER, JOSIE STAR. Teacher; address, 301 Taunton Ave., East Providence,
R.I.
1899 NON-GRADUATES 571
PAGE, GRACE HOWE [Mrs. G. Lewis Sammis]; address, 218 Lowell Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
PIERCE, CASSANDRA MAY. Teacher; address, 99 Priscilla Ave., Providence,
R. L
1900
BRAINARD, FRANCES ESTELLA [Mrs. Henry B. Potter]; b. Southbridge, Mass.,
Feb. 23, 1879; d. Wakefield, R. I., Dec. 20, 1911.
CARPENTER, BLANCHE ELIZABETH; address, 10 Hume St., Pawtucket, R. I.
COLLINS, MARY ELIZABETH (Mrs. George W. McCoy); address, 314 Man-
hattan Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
POTTER. NELLIE MAY. Teacher; address, Woonsocket, R. I.
SHERMAN, ETHEL BREED [Mrs. Edward H. R. Barton]; address, Englewood,
N. J.
1901
BALCOM, GRACE ETHEL; address unknown.
BUTLER, BEULAH [Mrs. Willard John Goss]; address, 105 Main St., Newport,
Vt.
EDDY, JENNIE MAY. Teacher kindergarten; address, 92 Melrose St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FIFIELD, LOUELLA DENNIS [Mrs. Lyman Morse Darling]; address, 37 Kos-
suth St., Pawtucket, R. I.
FISKE, ABBEY EDDY; address, 20 Bellevue Ave., Providence, R. I.
McAllister, IDA LOUISE [Mrs. Lewis D. Kunkle]; address, c/o Mrs. F. Dag-
enfelder, 105 Prospect Ave., Cripple Creek, Col.
PINKHAM, BERTHA THERESA [Mrs. William F. Dixson]; address, Huntington
Park, Cal.
RAY, MABEL AGNES [Mrs. Frederick Chace]; address, 50 Greenough St., Brook-
line, Mass.
SMITH, ANNIE MABEL; address, 124 Vinton St., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, EMILY LOUISE MONROE. Graduated R. I. School of Design 1901;
teacher; address, 23 Lupine St., Pawtucket, R. I.
1902
BRAINARD, SARA CATHERINE [Mrs. WiUiam Grant Merrick]; address, 122
Roger Williams Ave., Providence, R. I.
BUDLONG, MUSETTA FRANCES [Mrs. Clinton Chase White]; address, 18 Elm-
grove Ave., Providence, R. I.
DEXTER, CARRIE MABEL [Mrs. Martin Leonard Johnson]; address. West
Wardsboro, Vt.
FAIRWEATHER, BERTHA MAY [Mrs. Charles M. Smith]; address, 815 North
Mam St., Pawtucket, R. I
FANNING, KATHERINE PHILOMENA [Mrs. John J. Cummings]; address, 134
Milwaukee Ave., West, Detroit, Mich.
LEDERER, GERTRUDE WEISL [Mrs. Joseph Arthur Wolf]; address, 164
Arnold Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
McKENZIE, ISABEL SAWYER; address. Care of Murdock C. McKenzie, 170
Sterling Ave., Providence, R. I.
572 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1902
OSLER, EMMA GRACE; address, 241 Rhodes St., Providence, R. I.
SUTTON, CORA ANNIE [Mrs. William Whipple Morgan]; address, 239 Water-
man Ave., East Providence, R. I.
1903
GIFFORD, FLOIU SAWYER. A.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1903; A.M., Radcliffe,
1910. High school teacher; address, 44 Marion St., Brookline, Mass.
MANAIT, HELENA [Mrs. Arthur N. Bissell], A.B., Wellesley, 1903; address, 228
Orange Road, Montclair, N. J.
PECKHAM, CELIA SWEETING [Mrs. Samuel Newell Smith]; address, 209
Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
SEABURY, IRENE TURNER; address, 72 Keene St., Providence, R. I.
SHELDON, HELEN SHERMAN; address, 1158 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
WHEAWILL, IDA LEWIS; address, 33 Waterman Ave., East Providence, R. I.
1904
ALLING, MARY MALTBY [Mrs. Herbert Chauncey Miller]; address, Bloom-
ingsburg, N. Y.
BACHELLER, NELLIE HATHAWAY; address, Newport, R. I.
BERTRAM, MAUD EMILY. Bookkeeper; address, 137 Summit St., East Provi-
dence, R. I.
BLADES, HARRIET CLARA [Mrs. Lester Earl Dodge]; address. Block Island,
R. L
GREENE, FLORENCE WARD. Court stenographer; address. Court House,
Pri^vidence, R. I.
LOCKE, MINNIE ELIZABETH; from Fall River, Mass.; address unknown.
SHREVE, LURA COOK [Mrs. John E. HuUJ; address, P. O. Box 385, Provi-
dence, R. I.
SLOCUM, MIRIAM FRANCES. Teacher; address, 39 West 128 St., New York,
N. Y.
SMITH, BERTHA MAY; address, 302 Park Ave., Woonsocket, R. I.
STEVENS. HARRIET FULLER GRIGGS [Mrs. Alonzo Everett Murphy]; address,
1218 West Superior St., Kokomo, Ind.
STRANGE, ADA HENDERSON [Mrs. Andrew S. Cooper]; address, 88 Dorchester
Ave., Providence, R. I.
WALKER, ANNE MAY; address, Wmdsor, Conn.
1905
BARBER, GRACE ARNOLD. Teacher; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
BOSS, AMEY ETHEL; from Pawtucket, R. I.
DELANEY, MARY IDA. Bookkeeper; address, 36 East George St., Providence,
R. L
FAIRBANKS, LILLIAN LEMIRA [Mrs. RoUand Chauncey Hoyt]; address,
Elbum, III.
HUMPHREY, HELEN LOUISE. Social secretary; address, Towanda. Penn.
McGregor. ETHEL palmer [Mrs. Egbert Lawtonj; address, 180 Bamaby St.,
Fall River, Mass.
MANCHESTER, HELEN LOUISE. Clerk, City Registrar's Office; address, 9
Moore St., Providence, R. I.
WHITING, CLARA VIRGINIA; address, John B. Stetson University, Chaudein
Hall, Deland, Fla.
1906 NON-GRADUATES 573
1906
ASH, HARRIET LOUISE [Mrs. Albert Silver]; address, Derby, Vt.
BACHRACH, ROSE BEATRICE [Mrs. Frank Pollock]; address, lA Jeuckes St.,
Providence, R. I.
BANNING, BEATRICE THOMSON. Teacher; address, Longmeadow, R. I.
BANNING, HELEN MELLEN; address, Walpole, N. H.
DRAKE, CORA LOUISE; address, 203 Greenwood St., Auburn, R. I.
FAIRCHILD, GRACE IDE [Mrs. James Roe Stevenson]; A.B., Simmons College;
address, Cayuga, New York.
GORHAM, FLORENCE lONE; address unknown.
HIGBEE, ALICE FRANCES; address, 4 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, R. I.
KIMBALL, MYRA ALICE. Teacher; address, R. I. State College, Kingston, R. I.
McNANLEY, KATHERINE VERONICA; from Providence, R. I.
WHIPPLE, MAUDE EVELYN; address, 37 MarshaU St., Providence, R. I.
WILBUR, CLAUDIA CAMILLA (Mrs. Bird T. Baldwin); address, 621 Elm Ave.,
Swathmore, Pa.
1907
BOLLES, WINIFRED SOPHIA; from New Bedford. Mass.
BROOKS, DEBORAH FRANCES; address, Ashton, R. I.
COON, ELSIE JUDSON [Mrs. Charles Howard]; address, Kansas City, Mo.
CRANSTON, ELIZABETH. Private secretary; address. Trinity church, Pitts-
burgh, Penn.
GARDINER, ELLA TILLINGHAST; address unknown.
JACKSON, ELLA; address, Ashton, R. I.
JOLLIE, MABEL ALTON; address, VaUey Falls, R. I.
LAW, CLARA ALICE; from Woonsocket, R. I.
LEVERE, MARGUERITE MAY; b. Bristol, R. I., Sept. 15, 1886; d. Bristol
March 19, 1907.
McCORD, CLARA LOUISE; from Providence, R. I;
PENNYCOOK, IVLA.RGARET MYRTLE; from Dudley, Mass.
SMITH, MARION FRANCES; address, Ashland, N. H.
SWEET, LOUISE HAWTHORNE; address. Care of Frank H. Sweet, Pawtuxet.
R. I.
WHITING, GRACE LIPPITT [Mrs. Howard W. Braytonj; address, 44 High St.
Hartford, Conn. '
WILLIAMS, ALENE OLNEY [Mrs. Gilbert Sheldon]; address, 175 Lloyd Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
1908
BROWNE, FLORENCE EDITH, (Mrs. Edgar H. Cortiss); address. North Gros-
venordale. Conn.
ELLIS, LUCY MAY, A.B., Goucher College, 1908; A.M., Columbia University,
1910. Teacher; address, 1231 East 19th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
FEARNEY, SADIE EDNA; address, 370 Public St., Providence, R. I.
FRASER, LILLIE ETTA; address, 9 George St., West Lynn, Mass.
GIFFORD, HELEN LOUISE; address, 444 West 167th St., New York, N. Y.
HALLIWELL, JOSEPHINE AGNES; address, 1163 Elmwood Ave., Providence,
R. L
KENT, MARJORIE [Mrs. Charles L. Edwards]; address. West Newton, Mass.
LAWTON, GRACE DIXON [Mrs. George Whipple Hubbard]; address, 101 Canner
St., New Haven, Conn.
574 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1908
MALLETTE, GLADYS RUSSELL; b. Providence, R. I., July 31, 1886; d. Provi-
dence, Oct. 26, 1905.
SCHREMPP, ELIZABETH; address unknown.
WARREN, MARY HODGSON; address, 38 Jenckes St., Fall River. Mass.
WHELAN, MARY EVELYN; address, 74 Almy St., Fall River, Mass.
1909
ANDERSON, ANNA CHARLOTTE; address, Howard, R. I.
BROWN, HATTIE ELIZABETH; d. Mar. 17, 1911.
CAVANAGH, ELIZABETH ANNE; address, 204 Plainfield St., Providence, R. I.
CHAPIN, HARRIET MILDRED; address, Hyde HaU, Cooperstown, N. Y.
DEXTER, RUTH AUGUSTA [Mrs. Ronald Blake Clarke]; address, 46 Washing-
ton St., Central Falls, R. I.
GROVER, ESTHER ELVIRA; address, 218 Park St., Attleboro, Mass.
HARTMAN, ELLA GRACE. Teacher; address. Technical High School, FaU River,
Mass.
HAYDEN, DELLA MARIE PHILLIPS. Teacher; address, Lynn, Mass.
KENNEY, MARGARET. Saleswoman; address, 81 Cranston St., Providence, R. I.
KENNON, FLORENCE ALICIA [Mrs. Alfred H. Gumey]; address, 42 Prospect
St., Auburn, R. I.
LIVINGSTON, NELLIE; address, Homellsville, N. Y.
ROBINSON, CORA COLLETTE [Mrs. Henry van Teesten]; address, 27 Beacon
Ave., Providence, R. I.
SCHWARZKOPH, IRMA PEARL [Mrs. Max Dreyfus]; address, 49 Princeton
• Ave., Providence, R. I.
1910
COLLINS, CARRIE JOSEPHINE [Mrs. Eric I. Lindh]; address, 753 Tyler St.,
Gary, Ind.
CORP, FRANCES JULIA; address, 116 Francis St., Providence, R. I.
DEGNAN, KATHERINE HELEN, A.B., Trinity CoUege, 1910; A.M., Brown
University, 1911. Medical student, Cornell University; address, 36 Chester Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
GIFFORD, MARGARET AMEY. Teacher; address, Moses Brown School, Provi-
dence, R. I.
McKENNA, SARAH FRANCES; from Waltham, Mass.
MARSHALL, MABEL; address unknown.
RAUSCH, FLORA MARIE; address. Oak Bluffs, Mass.
ROSE, FLORENCE LILIAN [Mrs.]; address, 415 West 118th St., New York, N. Y.
TARR, ASENATH EVANS. Teacher; address, Essex, Mass.
THORNTON, EDITH; address, Care oi George M. Thornton, 103 Clay St., Paw-
tucket, R. I.
1911
CAMPBELL, ANNIE LOUISE. Supervisor of sewing; address, 43 Moore St.,
Providence, R. I.
CLAMPITT, GERTRUDE; b. North Attleboro, Mass., Nov. 26, 1887; d. May
27, 1911.
COOLIDGE, RACHAEL ABBIE; address, 369 Rosemont Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
FURLONG, MARY CATHERINE. Teacher; address, Pomfret Center, Conn.
MACKIE, MAYBELLE RHODA; address, 43 Woonaaquatucket Ave., Providence,
R. L
1911 NON-GRADUATES 676
MASON, MILDRED; address, 36 Boylston Ave., Providence, R. I.
READ, NAOMI WILLIAMS; address, 48 Carver St., Pawtucket, R. I.
SWEENEY, LILLABELLE TYRRELL; b. Trenton, N. J., April 24, 1887; d.
Providence, R. I., Jan. 20, 1908.
THOMPSON, GRACE MEHITABLE. Teacher; address. West Townsend, Mass.
TDTTLE, LIDA ETTA; address, Mansfield, Mass.
WEST, LRMA LANGLEY; address, Glenville, W. Va.
WOODBURY, NINA EMMA; address, 228 Doyle Ave., Providence, R. I.
1912
BISHOP, CYNTHIA AGNES. Clerk, City Hall, Providence; address, 162 Sixth
St., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, ELIZABETH JOHNSON; address, 14 Orchard St., Pawtucket, R. I.
SURGE, SARA DOOLITTLE; address, Albert Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
CRUMLEY, MILDRED ERNESTINE [Mrs. Hany Gilbert Shaw]; address, 26 J
Arlington St., Fitchburg, Mass.
LINDBLOM, ESTHER MATILDA; address, S3 Niagara St., Providence, R. I.
MANCHESTER, CLARA BELLE; address, 74 Whitmarsh St., Providence, R. I.
RILEY, RUTH SUTCLIFFE [Mrs. Winfield Caiy Potter]; address, 119 School St.,
Webster, Mass.
SPRATT, CAROL FRANCES; address unknown.
WHITE, MARJORIE ADELLE; address, Danforth, Me.
WOOD, DOROTHY STARR; address, 476 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R. L
YAHRAUS, FLORENCE ETHEL [Mrs. Hermann Vose]; address, 128 Main St.,
Manville, R. I.
1913
BANCROFT, ROSE MARY. Teacher; address. South Glastonbury, Conn.
BLOOMFIELD, VIOLET GRAHAM; address, 2 Grossman St.. Central Falls, R. I.
BROWNING, SUSAN AMANDA. Nurse; address. Memorial Hospital, New
London, Conn.
DAVIS, DOROTHY; address, 232 West 11th St., Erie, Penn.
HEMENWAY, CAHLOTTA EFFIE. Nurse; address, 246 Adelaide Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HOLT, SARAH ANN; address, 11 Hayward St., Pawtucket, R. I.
STEERE, ALICE EVA; address, Hingham Centre, Mass.
SUTCLIFFE, MAY VERONICA; address, Pawtucket, R. I.
WILLIAMS, CATHERINE SLOCUM [Mrs. Samuel Baker Williams]; address.
26 Madison St., Princeton, N. J.
676 B R O W N U N I V E-R S I T Y 1892-1893
SPECIAL STUDENTS
1892-1893
BARKER, JESSIE LORING [Mrs. George Warren Gardner]; address, 44 Orchard
Ave., Providence, R. I.
BONNER, ETHEL MARION [Mrs. Frederic A. Wallace]; address, 234 Bowen
St., Providence, R. I.
BOWEN, FLORENCE HAILE [Mrs. Francis E. Brownell]; address, 196 West
Peach Tree St., Atlanta, Ga.
BOWEN, LEILA PEARSON; address, 194 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
BRONSON, CORNELIA CONANT. Teacher, Bronson School; address, 313 Hope
St., Providence, R. I.
CHACE, ELIZABETH MOON; address, 190 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
HORTON, MINNIE AMELIA [Mrs. Thomas H. Luther]; address, 82 Chapin
Ave., Providence, R. I.
JENKS, CARRIE CORDELIA [Mrs. Frederic^ Sanford Ahny]; address. West
Wrentham, Mass.
KENYON, FLORENCE RUTH. Teacher; address, 180 Lockwood St., Providence,
R. L
EMOLINE KETCHtJM [Mrs. Edgar]; deceased.
LYMAN, BERTHA HUNTINGTON. Reference librarian. Providence Public
Library; address, 600 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
MAINE, CLARA HORTON [Mrs. Herbert E.]; address, 89, Parade St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
PEARSON, MARTHA BOWEN [Mrs. Henry M. Peck]; address. 16 Stanwood St.,
Providence, R. I.
PECK, ELLEN ORMSBEE; address, 106 George St., Providence, R. I.
THURBER, AMEY; address, 210 Lexington Ave., Providence, R. I.
1893-1894
ANDREWS, MARTHA LOUISE. Student; occasional contributor to magazines
and reviews; address, 405 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass.
BUSH, ELLEN METCALF [Mrs. Earl S. Colman]; address, 24 Keene St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
DRAKE, ADDIE MAY. Teacher; address, Tilton, N. H.
FORBUSH, MAUD MULLER [Mrs. W. B.]; address unknown.
FRENCH, LUCY MINERVA [Mrs. Harry St. John FUmerj; address, Webster,
Mass.
GARVIN, ETHEL. Special libraries custodian. Providence Public Library; address,
577 Broad St., Lonsdale, R. I.
GRAVES, MINERVA MAUD [Mrs. Hazen KimbaU]; address, 130 Bliss St., FaU
River, Mass.
HAYES, JENNIE COOKE [Mrs. Arthur L. Smith], address, 201 Arlington Ave..
Providence, R. I.
JILLSON, ELIZABETH ALVIRA; address. R. F. D., Woonsocket, R. I.
1893-1894 SPECIAL STUDENTS 677
LOW, ADELLA FRANCES, M.D., Boston University 1912. Physician; address,
16 South Angell St., Providence, R. I.
ROBINSON, CLARA FLORILLA. Teacher and lecturer; address, Billings, Mont.
WILSON, BERTHA LOUISE; deceased.
WRIGHT, CORNELIA RUSSELL; address unknown.
1894-1896
ABMINGTON, ELIZABETH EDGE [Mrs. Edward S. Moulton]; address, 3244
Pawtucket Ave., East Providence, R. I.
BRONSON. KATE LOUISE [Mrs. Winthrop F. Barden]; address, 198 So. Main
St., Attleboro, Mass.
BROWN, EDNA ADELAIDE. Librarian; address, 7 Punchard Ave., Andover,
Mass.
BROWN, ETHEL FARNUM; address, 7 Punchard Ave., Andover, Mass.
BUNCE, CARRIE; address, 118 Moore St., Providence, R. I.
CALEF, IRENE LOUISE [Mrs. Thomas B. Nichols]; address, 215 Watei-man St.,
Providence, R. I.
GARDINER, EDNA RHODES; address, 156 Cypress St., Providence, R. I.
GASKELL, JESSIE MAY [Mrs. Charles E. Wheelock]; address, 19 Spring St.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
GRANT, MARY ALMA. Teacher of domestic art; address, 3186 Pawtucket Ave.,
East Providence, B. I.
HARTSHORN, STELLA JOSEPHINE; address, 189 Wayland Ave., Providence,
R. L
KIMBALL, GERTRUDE SELWYN. Historical writer; b. Blackstone, Mass.,
1862; d. Providence, R. I., June 20, 1910.
PAMLIH, HILMA SOFIE AMELIE; address unknown.
PITMAN, SOPHIA LORD. Teacher; address, Moses Brown School, Providence.
R. L
POOR, LORA MAY; d. Mebose, Mass., June 27, 1912.
RISLEY, FLORENCE EFFIE, A.B., Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Private
secretary; address, Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
RUSSELL, FLORENCE WILLIAMS; address, 43 Fairview St., West Fitchburg,
Mass.
TEMPLE, MABEL. Librarian; address. Public Library, North Adams, Mass.
1895-1896
BARBER, DORA AUGUSTA; address, 144 Pleasant St., North Adams, Mass.
COBB, CLARA BATTEY; address, 129 Lexington Ave., Providence, R. L
GUSHING, SUSANNA YOUNG [Mrs. Walter John]. Teacher. Hope St. High
School; address, 81 Brown St., Providence. R. I.
FALCONER, MARY NEWTON. Horticulturist, Los Angeles, Cal.; address un-
known.
GARVIN, FLORENCE; address, 577 Broad St., Lonsdale, R. L
PARKER, LAURA FRANCES. Teacher; address. Hartshorn College, Richmond,
Va.
RICHARDS. MARGARET WESTON; address, 169 Power St., Providence, R. L
SLOCUM, ©RACE LEILA. Journalist and author; address, 654 Hope St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
578 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896-1897
1896-1897
ALDRICH, MARY LIZZIE; address, 131 East 66th St., New York, N. Y.
BAUER, ADELAIDE SCHIFFER; address, 105 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
BAUER, EDITH KATHERINE; address. 105 Prospect St., Providence, R. L
BUNKER, NELLIE [Mrs. Sumner R. Vinton]; address, 45 Tarleton Road, Newton
Centre, Mass.
BUNKER, RUTH WALWORTH; address, 216 Pleasant St., Newton Centre, Mass.
CHACE, MARGARET LILLIE [Mrs. Russell Sturgis Rowland], address, 95 Edison
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
COBB, GENEVA ATKINS [Mrs. Fred Albert Simmons]; address, 406 West Elm
St., Brockton, Mass.
CONGDON, ELEANOR BUFFUM; address, 87 Cooke St., Providence, R. I.
EMERSON, MARY ISABEL [Mrs. Arthur George Host], address, 32 Brunswick
Ave., Troy, N. Y.
GARDNER, GERTRUDE [Mrs. Wallace Rutherford Lane]; address, 4004 Cen-
ter Drive, Des Moines^ Iowa.
LARRY, EVANGELINE. Violinist; address, 188 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
LATHAM, EVA JANE [Mrs. David Mitchell White]; address, Lancaster, N. H.
LATHAM, HARRIET LURANNAH [Mrs. Easterbrooks]; address, 78 Armington
Ave., Edgewood, R. I.
MAGUIRE, ELLEN; address unknown.
PEIRCE, CLARA IMOGENE [Mrs. Frederic A. Austin]; address, 44 Burchard
Ave., East Orange, N. J.
TOWER, MAUDE HELEN [Mrs. Josiah H. Peck]; address, 63 Kenyon St., Hart-
ford, Conn.
VALOIS, CLARA; address unknown.
WILSON, MARTHA JANE [Mrs. Benjamin W. Grim]; address, 15 Kensington
Road, Edgewood, R. I.
1897-1898
BOWEN, THEODORA GREENE [Mrs. Herbert H. Armmgton]. address, 27
Sycamore St., Providence, R. I.
GOUGH, SARAH MARY. Music teacher; address, 557 Broadway, Providence,
R.L
HAMILTON, GRACE MARGARET [Mrs. Howard Arnold Swallow]; address,
Danville, III.
HATTEN, MARGARET EMELINE; from Attleboro, Mass.; d. Nov. 14, 1913.
HENNESSY, SARAH MARIE. Teacher, Almy St. Kmdergarten; address, Almy
St. School, Providence, R. I.
KLEGENHAGEN, ANNA MARIE, A.B., WeUesley College, 1902. Dean of women.
State University of Iowa; address, Staje University, Iowa City, Iowa.
LYMAN, EMILY HASTINGS [Mrs. George Manning Leonard]; address, 600
Angell St., Providence, R. I.
PACKARD, FRANCES ELIZABETH [Mrs. Percy Webb McClellan]; address,
Haverhill, Mass.
RICHARDS, ELIZABETH LEIGH [Mrs. Alfred D. K. Shurtleff]; address, 162
South St., Bridgewater, Mass.
SANBORN, LENA WADLEIGH; address unknown.
SESSIONS, HARRIET HOPKINS [Mrs. George T. Spicer]; address, 306 Obey
St., Providence, R. I.
SPOONER, MARY ELLEN. Teacher; address, 41 Cottage St.. Bristol, R. I.
THOMPSON, ANNA ABORN [Mrs. Clemence Haas]; address, MUton, Mass.
1897-1898 SPECIAL STUDENTS 579
TILLINGHAST, ANNA B. MOULTON [Mrs. James D.]; address, 257 Washington
St., Boston, Mass.
WHIPPLE, GERTRUDE MASON; address, 190 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I.
1898-1899
ALLEN, ELIZABETH [Mrs. William Hodgkinson]; address, c/o Mrs. Wallis Howe,
Bristol, R. I.
BRALEY, ANNA WARREN. Principal Normal Training School, Fall River;
address. Fall River, Mass.
CLAPP, SARAH CLEVELAND. Social worker; address, 248 East 34th St., New
York, N. Y.
GANNON, LUCY ETTA. Teacher, Atoherst St. School; address, 1572 Westminster
St., Providence, R. I.
GRAVES, LILLIAN BERTHA. Artist; address, 223 Ives St., Providence, R. I.
HARGREN, ELLEN [Mrs. De Lewenhaupt]; address, 206 McMechen St., Balti-
more, Md.
ROGERS, EMILY PRISCILLA SMITH [Mrs. Regmald Pearce]. address, Fram-
ingham, Mass.
TAFT, ELIZA FISKE WILLIAMS. Teacher, East St. School; address, 102 Water-
man St., Providence, R. I.
WAITE, ELIZABETH RICHARDSON, A.B., Wellesley CoUege 1895; A.M., Colum-
bia University, 1912; address, 204 Van Houten Ave., Passaic, N. J.
1899-1900
ALDRICH, ABBY GREENE [Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr.]; address, 10 West
64th St., New York, N. Y.
GANNETT, MABEL ANSTICE. Teacher; address, 94 West Clifford St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
GLAUNER, MATHILDE KATHERINE. Teacher, Moses Brown School; address,
1498 Pawtucket Ave., East Providence Centre, R. I.
HENSHAW, HARRIET FRANCES; address, 100 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
McCONNELL, LOUISE JEANNETTE; address, 341 Rector St., Perth Amboy,
N.J.
MORSE, ANNE GODDARD; address, 44 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
MOULTON, MABEL CORNELIA [Mrs. J. Wilbur Chapman]; address, "Indiana,"
Midland Parkway, Jamaica, N. Y.
PIERCE, MAUDE [Mrs. Harry L. Watson]; address, Albemarle, 702, Washington,
D. C.
SCHMID, LOUISE C; address, 100 Ehngrove Ave., Providence, R. I.
STURTEVANT, MARY; address. Purgatory Road, Newport, R. I.
TETLOW, ASENATH. Teacher; address, 29 Bridgham St., Providence, R. I.
VERNON, AMEY; address, 199 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
1900-1901
ALDRICH, SUSAN GRACE; address, 13 Wheldon Ave., East Providence, R. I.
BAUER, JOSEPHINE [Mrs. Carl Mark Fishel]; address, 392 W. 87th St., New
York, N. Y.
BULLOCK, ABBY [Mrs. Alexander M. Burgess]; address, 28 Pitman St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
DAY, EMILY BRAINARD [Mrs. Edward S. Macomber]; address, 134 Blackstone
Boulevard, Providence, R. I.
680 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1900-1901
GRANT, MARY MANTON [Mrs. WiUiam H. Mffler]; address, 664 Hanover St.,
Fall River, Mass.
GRAY, EDITH [Mrs. Harold B. Wood]; address, Slocum, R. I.
HALCROW, MARY ELIZABETH [Mrs. E. A. Corbett, Jr.]; address, 104 Somer-
set St., Providence, R. I.
HANDY, RUTH LOUISE; d. at Manville, R. I., fall of 1911.
HARRINGTON, BERTHA ELLA; address, 230 Lockwood St., Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, FLORA [Mrs. Robert Champlin]; address, Riverpoint, R. I.
KNIGHT, SUSANNA ELIZA; address, Anthony, R. I.
MASON, ALICE [Mrs. Henry B. Huntington]; address, 23 John St., Providence,
R. L
MASON, AMY WATERMAN; address, 149 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
MASON, HOPE WALDRON [Mrs. Charles W. Bubier]; address, 168 Elmgrove
Ave., Providence, R. I.
MORSE, ETHEL BUSIEL [Mrs. Samuel Moffat]; address, 200 Fifth Ave., New
York, N. Y.
NASON, BERTHA MABEL [Mrs. Louis B. Wilcox]; address, Georgiaville, R. I.
PARKINSON, ALICE EMMA [Mrs. Clarence H. Guild, Jr.]; d. May 12, 1911,
PIERCE, LUCY H. Teacher, Technical High School; address, 194 DaboU St.,
Providence, R. I.
BJEMOND, FREDERIQUE. French teacher; addres.s, 30 East 37th St., New York,
N. Y.; c/o C. Lanhear, Esq.
THURSTON, LOUISE ISABEL; address. Box 1443, Providence, R. I.
VOSE, CAROLINE BALLOU; address, Manville, R. I.
1901-1902
BARTLETT, ANNIE FRANCES; address, 116 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
DRURY, JULIA GROSSMAN; address, Bristol, R. I.
HAZARD, MAUD EMMA [Mrs. Lyman A. Randall]; address, 18 Park St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
HUNTINGTON, GLADYS; address unknown.
MORGAN, IDA ANNA; address, 334 Waterman Ave., East Providence, R. I.
RANDALL, DOROTHY ELEANOR; address unknown.
SCOTT, MARY VEVERS; address, 633 Bergen Ave., Jersey City, N. J.
TILLINGHAST, ELIZABETH COLE; address unknown.
WAITE, SUSAN EVELYN. Teacher; address, 444 Friendship St., Providence,
R. I.
WILLIAMS, MARY. Teacher; address, 53 Elton St., Providence, R. I.
1902-1903
BONNER, MARIAN FREDERIKA. Library assistant; address, 166 Pitman St.,
Providence, R. I.
CASS, MADELINE GENEVIEVE; address, 68 Church St., Woonsocket, R. I.
COLLEY, ETHEL CONGDON [Mrs. Alfred W. Fletcher]; address, 74 Portland
St., Providence, R. I.
DEAN, BERTHA MABEL [Mrs. Walter PhUlips Suesmanj. address, 120 Gallatin
St., Providence, R. I.
DURGAN, ELIZABETH ALEXANDRA [Mrs. E. L. Hpuze]; address, R. F. D.,
Bristow, Okla.
GESSNER, JESSY HORNOR [BENEDICT] [Mrs. Karl F.]. LL.B., Tulane Uni-
versity, La., 1907. Lawyer; address, 309 Camp St., New Orleans, La.
1902-1903 SPECIAL STUDENTS S81
HTJNTOON, CHARLOTTE MAY. General secretary. Young Women's Christian
Association; address. Savannah, Ga.
SMITH, GEORGIANA; address, 920 Main St., Evanston, 111.
VALVA, CAEMELA; address, 8 Winslow St., Worcester, Mass.
WOOD, MARGARET PROCTOR. Teacher; address, 8 Putnam St., Danvers, Mass.
1903-1904
BANNING, DOROTHY; address, Walpole, N. H.
BECK, FLORENCE MARION; A.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1908; address, 1017
Smith St., Providence, R. I.
BUFFUM, GERTRUDE MAY [Mrs. Richard Lee Barrows]; address, Haverford,
Pa.
COLLINS, ALICE [Mrs. Frank P. Gleason]; address, 622 Westminster St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
DEXTER, EUNICE WALKER; address. East Providence Centre, R. I.
FIELD, EVA JORDAN [Mrs. Albert H.]; address, 206 Point St., Providence, R. I.
FLETCHER, EVA BELLE; address, 1420 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
GURNEY, KATHARINE CARVER; address, 27 East Manning St., Providence,
R.L
HATCH, HELEN HAMILTON, B.L., Smith College, 1903; address, 416 Brook
St., Providence, R. I.
JOHNSON, ADA ALANA. Musician; address, 24 Ringgold St., Providence, R. I.
KING, EDITH LAWRENCE;
LAW, CLARA M.; address, 1404 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
LINCOLN, MABEL MUMFORD; address, 273 Gano St., Providence, R. I.
McCAUSLAND, FLORENCE ADDIE LUCIA; address, 425 AngeU St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
NISBET, A. LILLIAN [Mrs.]; from Pawtucket, R. I, ; d. 1904.
SHELDON, ETHEL; address unknown.
SHELDON, MARY BEULAH; address, 842 Plamfield St., Providence, R. I.
1904-1905
ALLEN, STELLA CELESTE; d. Aug. 1, 1911.
ALMY, PEARL RUTH [Mrs. G. M. Hutchison]; address, Dagus Mines. Penn.
BJERKANDER, SIGNE; address, 978 Broad St.. Providence, R. I.
BOWEN, MARION VAUGHAN; address, 7 State St., Warren, R. I.
BROWN, GERTRUDE MARION [Mrs. John R.]; address, 429 Colorado Ave..
Bridgeport, Conn.
BYSTROM, AGNES [Mrs. Arthur Lindhagen]; address, Tegnersgatan 8, Stock-
holm, Sweden.
CATE, EDITH ABIGAIL; address, 386 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
CLOUTIER, LILLIAN ETHEL; address. East Providence. R. I.
COTTON, DOROTHEA ESTHER [Mrs. Edmund B. Delabarrej; address, 9 Arling-
ton Ave., Providence, R. I.
DAVIS, GERTRUDE CONGDON [Mrs. Alfred W. Ingallsj; address, 7A Shore
Dijve, Lynn, Mass.
GLEASON, ELIZABETH. Teacher; address, 26 Cabot St., Providence, R. I.
GOLDONOFSKY, KATHERINE CORINNE [Mrs. Frank Rosenblat]; address,
Fales St., New York, N. Y.
KING, MARION ELIZABETH; address. Old Clarke House, Belmont. Mass.
McARDLE, MARY HELENA; address, 2058 New Jersey St., Indianapolis, Ind.
£82 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1904-1906
OSLER, LILIAN MAY [Mrs. George L. TUlinghast]; address, 21 Irving Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
PALMER, RIETA BABCOCK [Mrs. Heniy R.]; address, Stonington, Conn.
PIERCE, ENID M. Teacher; address, 166 Sixth St., Providence, R. I.
RAVENSCROFT, NINA HOVLITZELL; address unknown.
SHERMAN, CAROLINE ABIGAIL; address unknown.
SNELL, MARJORIE; address unknown.
TAYLOR, MAY AMELIA; address, 1236 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
WALLACE, ALICE LONEZ; address unknown.
WHEELER, CLARA MABEL. Teacher; address, Horace Mann School, New
York, N. Y.
WOOD, LAURA TOWNSEND; address, Stonington, Conn.
1906-1906
CRIST, ELIZABETH. Nun, Good Shepherd Order, Boston, Mass.
DAY. ELIZABETH ANDREWS; address, 72 BeUevue Ave., Providence. R. I.
FINKLESTEESr, ANNA IRENE; address, 71 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
GIBB, mMA SMITH [Mrs. John L.]; d. Attleboro, Mass., July 3, 1909.
GUILE, MABEL EUNICE. District secretary. Providence Society for Organizing
Charity; address. 380 New York Ave., Providence, R. I.
KENNEDY, MAY; address, 549 Broadway, Providence, R. I.
MASON, ROSA; address, Penu School, Frogmore, St. Helena Is., S. C.
NASS, FLORA ANNA [Mrs. Lawrence J. Creed]; address. 299 Branch Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
PIERCE, ROWENA ELIZABETH. Artist; address, 328 Broadway, Providence,
R. L
REYNOLDS, ALICE GERTRUDE; from Stoughton, Mass.
SCHWEITZER, LOUISE BERTHA; address, 180 Ohio Ave., Providence, R. I.
WHEELOCK, RUTH BYRON [Mrs. Nathaniel Howland Brown]; address. East
Greenwich, R. I.
1906-1907
ANTHONY, LOUISE; address. West Barrington, R. I.
BAKER, FLORENCE LEE; address, 139 Chester Ave., Providence. R. I.
CAWLEY, ANNA GERTRUDE; address, 198 Juniper St., East Providence, R. L
CLARK. EUNICE MILDRAM [Mrs. Chester Waters]; b. Portland, Me., Aug. 26.
1884; d. South Swansea, Mass., Nov. 16, 1911.
EVANS, MARION KING. Teacher of German; address, 173 Waterman St., Provi-
dence, R. I. *
FOSTER, ELIZABETH LOUISE; address, 266 Provident Ave., Providence, R. I.
GALLAGHER, SARAH NEWCOMB; from East Greenwich, R. I.
HARTWELL, MAY HARTSHORN [Mrs. Leonard W. Cronkheit]; address, 20
Linden St., Arlington Heights, Mass.
JOHNSON, AGDA MAY. Secretary; address, Sockanosset St., Howard, R. I.
KIERNAN, MARIE; address, Panama.
MELDEN, ANGIE [Mrs. J. Arthur Towle]; address, Hillsboro, N. H.
O'REILLY, IRENE KATHARINE [Mrs. John J. Heffeman]; address, 121 Wood-
land Road, Woonsocket, R. I.
1906-1907 SPECIAL STUDENTS 688
PERKINS, MAME THIEL [Mrs. George E.]; address, 1620 South St., Providence.
R.I.
PHILLIPS, HARRIET MAY; address unknown.
WICKETT, lEMILY. Secretary to the president of Brown University; address.
Brown University, Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, LOUISE SOUTHWORTH [Mrs. Elmer F. Smith]; address, 811
Chestnut St., Roselle Park, N. J.
1907-1908
ARNOLD, JEANNDE OLIVER [Mrs. WiUiam H.]. Physician; address, 86 Cush-
ing St., Providence, R. I.
CARGILL, IDA ZILPHA; address, 38 Elmwood St., North Attleboro, Mass.
CRANSTON, SARAH; address, 219 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
GREENBLATT, HATTIE, M.D., Tufts College, 1912. Physician; address, 63
Brownell St., Providence, R. I.
HARDY, SUSAN WILBUR SLADE; address unknown.
TILLINGHAST, JOSEPHINE [Mrs. Edward A. WiUiams]; address, 247 Water-
man St., Providence, R. I.
WALLIS, MARY KATHERINE; address unknown.
1908-1909
BLODGETT, CAROLINE ALDEN; address, 71 Park Place, Pawtucket, R. I.
BUSHEE, ALICE HUNTINGTON, A.B.. Mt. Holyoke CoUege, 1900; A.M.,
Boston University, 1909. Instructor of Spanish, Wellesley College; address, Woon-
socket, R. I.
CAMPBELL, ETHEL MAY [Mrs. Lee Henry MaudevUle]; address, 1578 Frank-
' lin Ave., Portsmouth, Ohio.
HUNT, JESSIE HOSMER; address, 165 Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
MEIKLEJOHN, JESSIE CRUM; address, 118 Prospect St., Pawtucket, R. I.
O'CONNOR, EILEEN ELIZABETH; address, 230 Butler Ave., Providence, R. I.
SMITH, ELIZABETH RICE [Mrs.]. Court stenographer; address, Superior Court
House, Providence, R. I.
1909-1910
BAKER, SARAH WELCOME; address, 35 Washington St., Central Falls, R. I.
BARSTOW, GRACE EMELINE [Mrs. Robert Cushman Murphy]; address, 221
Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y.
BLUMER, HELEN HENDERSON [Mrs. Paul Howe]; address, 101 Arlington
Ave., Providence, R. I.
BRADLEY, MARGARET HARRISON; address, 367 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
COPELAND, ALICE BOLTING [Mrs. Lucian B.]; address, 380 Lloyd Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
CROSS, MARGUERITE [Mrs. J. Urban Edgren]; address, 95 Keene St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
FARRAR, LENA MARY; address, 600 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.
GOODWIN, GRACE DUFFIELD [Mrs. Frank]; address, 416 Boulevard, West-
field, N. J.
GUILD, MARGARET [Mrs. Fletcher W. Taft]; address, Lexington, Mass.
HARRIS, SARAH BULLOCK; address, 251 Bowen St., Providence, R. I.
HIRONS. NINA GRANTHAM; address, 228 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. L
584 BROWNUNIVERSITY 1909-1910
METCALF, HELEN PIERCE; address, 132 Bowen St., jProvidence, R. I.
MINCHIN, SARAH ELIZABETH; address, 17 Beacon Ave., Providence, R. I.
MITCHELL, MARY RICHMOND MANTON; address, 612 AngeU St., Provi-
dence, R.' I.
SEMLE, FRANCES. Deaconess in St. Jolin's Church; address, 3 Douglas Ave.
Providence, R, I. .
SPRING, CAROLINE ELIZA; address unknown.
WARBURTON, LEOLA BELLE; address, 173 Cross St., Central Falls, R. I.
WEED, ELIZABETH LOUISE; address^ 68 Pillsbury St.. Concord, N. H.
YATES, ELIZABETH TJPHAM; address, 209 Butler Ave., Providence, R. L
1910-1911
BAKER, BERTHA HELEN [Mrs; Fred C. Perry]; address, 6 Congdon St., Proyi-
' dence,'R. I. '
HARRIS, EDITH GORHAM; address, 48 Wesleyan Ave., Providence, R. L
LASKER. LEAH HYMAN; address, 12 Mallett St., Providence, R. L
LONG, RtJTH; address. Box 178, Sugar City, Colo.
MOORE, EUNICE RUTH; address, 38 Mawney St., Providence, R. I.
TIFFANY, MARION REBECCA; address, 22 Marlboro Ave., Providence, R. I.
WALTER, ALICE EVANGELINE; address, 53 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I.
WILLIAMS, MARY; address, 53 Elton St., Providence, R. I.
1911-1912
GIBBS, LAURA RUSSELL. Librarian; address, Columbia University Libraiy,
New York, N. Y.
MALCOLM, MARY; address, Franklin, Ind.
RAMAKER, NELLIE DAISY; address, Sheboygan, Wis.
1912-1913
EVERETT, HELEN; address, Sharon, Mass.
GRANGER, MARY ALICE; address, 42 Olive St., Providence, R. I.
HERRESHOFF, GRACE; address, 146 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I.
JACKSON, ANNA WATERMAN; address, 22 Gushing St.. Providence, R. L
MURRAY, lONE; address, 291 Williams St., Providence, R. I.
PARILLO, MARY; address, 600 Charles St., Providence, R. I.
1804 DOCTORS OF MEDICINE S85
DOCTORS OF MEDICINE
This list makes mention of all who received the degree of Doctor of Medicine from
Brown University, but sketches are given only of those who received the degree upon
examination and were not also graduates of the academic department. Sketches of the
academic graduates have already been ^ven under their respective classes, and lionoi>
ary medical graduates are noticed imder the next division. Tor a fuU account of ttis
department the reader may consult: The Medical School formerly existing in Brown
University, its Professors and Graduates, by Charles W. Parsons, M.D:, Providence, 1881,
(B. /. Historical Tracts, No. IS). No attempt has been made to distinguish ad eundem
from honorary degrees.
1804
DBOWNE, SOLOMON, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1773.
1812
BOWEN, PARDON, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1775.
WHEATON, LEVI, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1782.
1813
BOWEN, WILLUM CORLIS, M.D. honorary; A.M. honorary 1803.
COTTON, CHARLES, M.D. honorary; A.B. Harvard University 1808; d. 1870.
INGALLS, WILLIAM, M.D. honorary; A.B. Harvard University 1790; d. 1851.
McKIE, JOHN, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1800.
1814
AUSTIN, BENJAMIN, M.D. Physician Texas; fellow Mass. Medical Society. Bom
1793; d. 1839.
HAWKES, MICAJAH, M.D. Student Brown University 1810-11; from Lynn, Mass.;
d. 1863.
PHELPS, ABNER, M.D. honorary; A.M. honorary 1813.
1815
BARROWS, THOMAS MANNING, M.D. honorary.
EDDY, JOHN MATHEWSON, M.D. honorary.
MANN, JAMES, M.D. honorary; A.M. honorary 1783.
1816
BIRCHMORE, WILLIAM, M.D.; d. 1829.
BUGBEE, SAMUEL, M.D .. honorary; A.B. 1802.
DK, CHARLES, M.D.
JOHNSON, ARTEMAS, M.D.; A.B. 1808.
KINGSBURY, SAMUEL ALLEN, M.D. Physician Foxboro, Mass.; b. Franklin,
Mass., Nov. 9, 1793; d. Foxboro, Mass., Oct. 8, 1821.
686 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1818
M'GORE, JOHN, M.D.
MARCH, DAVID, M.D.; A.B. 1811.
MILLER, CALEB, M.D. Physician Bristol, R. I.; fellow Mass. Medical Society;
R. I. Medical Society; b. Rehoboth, Mass., 1776; d. Bristol. R. I., Nov. 13. 1826.
PARKER, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, M.D.; A.B. Harvard University 1813.
Physician Salem, Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical Society; b. 1790; d. 1827.
1817
ALLEN, WILLIAM HENRY, M.D.; A.B. 1811.
ALLENTON. GOODWIN, M.D.; A.B. 1814.
BOLTON, GEORGE ALDRICH, M.D. Physician Rehoboth, Mass., now East
Providence, R. I.
BURR, THOMAS, M.D.
MACKIE, ANDREW. M.D.; A.B. 1814.
MILLER, NATHANIEL, M.D. honorary; A.M. honorary 1814.
MULLIKEN, JOSEPH, M.D.; A.B. Dartmouth College 1802; A.M. 1805. Physician
Andover, Mass.; b. Dublin, N. H., 1774; d. Andover, Mass., Sept. 9, 1818.
PHILLIPS, JOHN, M.D.
SHURTLEFF, SAMUEL ATWOOD, M.D. Physician Brooklme, Mass.; fellow
Mass. Medical Society 1822-53; b. Carver, Mass., 1793; d. Brookline, Mass., Feb. 11,
1873.
1818
BRIGGS, TYLER, M.D. Physician. Woonsocket. R. I.; d. 1859.
MANN, ARIEL, M.D. honorary.
RICHARDSON, JOHN, M.D.
SMITH, JEROME VAN CROWNINSHIELD. M.D.; A.M. Dartmouth CoUege
1855; M.D. Berkshire Medical Institution 1825. Professor anatomy and physiology,
Berkshire Medical Institution; physician Boston, Mass.; port physician 1826-49;
mayor 1854-55; professor anatomy and physiology. New York Medical College;
author Life of Andrew Jackson, 1832; Prize essay on the Physical Indications of
Longemiy, 1869; Editor Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1828-56; b. Conway,
N. H., July 20, 1800; d. Richmond, Mass., Aug. 20, 1879.
WADSWORTH, JOHN ATHERTON, M.D.; A.B. 1814.
WHIPPLE, SHILOMETH STOW, M.D. Physician Boston, Mass.; fellow Mass.
Medical Society; b. 1795; d. 1859.
1819
ARCHER, JASON HAWES, M.D.; A.B. 1816.
DRAPER, ABIJAH, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1797.
HARDING. ELISHA, M.D. Physician Union, Me., 1819-42; Rockland, Me., 1842-
50; member Maine senate; b. Franklin,Mass., Jan. 29, 1796; d. Rockland, Me., May
6, 1850. *
KOLLOCK, LEMUEL, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1786.
TYLER. ROYAL, M.D.
1820
ALLEN, LUCIUS, M.D.
BRIGGS, JOHN KINGSBURY, M.D. Physician Dedham, Mass.; b. 1794; d. 1843.
HOVEY, ISAAC B., M.D. Physician Atkinson, N. H.; b. Deny. N. H., May 1, 1790;
d. Atkinson. N. H.. Jan. 6, 1872.
JAMES, SILAS, M.D.; Yale College 1821. Physician Warwick, Providence, R. I.;
fellow R. I. Medical Society; d. 1850.
JOHNS, WILLIAM, M.D. honorary.
1820 DOCTORS OF MEDICINE 587
LUMMUS, JOHN, M.D. Physician Lynn, Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical Society:
b. Lynn, Mass., Aug. 27, 1790; d. Lynn, Aug. 12, 1836.
MARCH, ALDEN.M.D.; LL.D. Williams College 1868. Physician Albany, N.Y.; pro-
fessor Vt. Academy of Medicine 182S-31; Albany Medical Seminary 1827-33; Albany
Medical School 1833-34; founder School for Practical Anatomy, Albany, 1834; one
of the founders Albany Medical College 1839; professor surgery 1839-69; one of the
founders Albany City Hospital; president N. Y. State Medical Society 1857; one of
the founders American Medical Association; president 1864; originator various
surgical appliances; b. Sutton, Mass., Sept. 20, 1795; d. Albany, N. Y., June 17, 1869.
MILLER, LEWIS LEPRILETE, M.D.; A.B. 1817.
MORTON, CYRUS, M.D. Physician Halifax, Mass.; d. Halifax, Mass., May 18.
1873.
PECK, WILLIAM, M.D. Physician Providence, R. I., 1820-25; New Rochelle, N. Y.,
1825-32; Cincinnati, O., 1832-57; fellow R. I. Medical Society; member American
Institute of Homoeopathy; b. Sutton, Mass., April 6, 1798; killed near Addison, N Y
June 2, 1857.
1821
BLANDING, WILLIAM, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1801.
CHAMPNEY, JOHN STRATTON, M.D. Physician South Abington, Mass.; fellow
Mass. Medical Society; b. 1792; d. 1847.
DURGIN, OBADIAH ELKINS, M.D. Physician Sanbomton, N. H.; Portland, Me.;
member Maine Medical Association; discovered ansesthetic qualities of sulphuric
ether about 1840; b. Boscawen, N. H., 1795; d. Deering, Me., March 28, 1879.
FISKE, CALEB, M.D. honorary.
KING, DAVID, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1796.
PECK, GARDNER MASON. M.D. Physician Foxboro, Mass.; in business New
York, N. Y., 1838-64; b. Swansea, Mass.. Feb. 8, 1797; deceased.
PLUMMER, DAVID, M.D.
SNOW. CALEB HOPKINS, M.D.; A.B. 1813.
TIBBITS, JOHN COOK. M.D. Physician East Greenwich, R. I.; deceased.
WARE, JONATHAN. M.D. Physician Milton. Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical Society;
b. Milton, Mass.; d. Milton, June 6, 1877.
WHXUMS, JEREMIAH, M.D. Physician Warren, R. I.; original fellow R. I.
Medical Society; d. 1842.
1822
BLISS. GEORGE WASHINGTON, M.D. Physician Seekonk, Mass., 1823-29; b.
Rehoboth, Mass., Feb. 22, 1791; d. Seekonk, Mass.. March 20, 1829.
CORLIS, GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL, M.D.; A.B. 1808.
FRANCIS, HENRY, M.D.
FULLER, JACOB, M.D. Physician Providence, R. I.; original fellow R. I. Medical
Society; d. 1839.
GREEN. ASA, M.D.; A.B. Williams CoUege 1813; M.D. Berkshire Medical Institu-
tion 1827; b. 1789; d. 1839.
GREENOUGH, CALEB, M.D.
HUGHES, DYER, M.D. Physician Hampton, Conn.; b. Hampton, Cenn., Nov. 12.
1797; d. there March 10, 1882.
INGALLS, DANIEL, M.D.; A.B. Harvard University 1818; A.M. 1821; d. 1828.
WILLARD, GEORGE, M.D.; A.B. 1808.
WOOD. ALFRED. M.D. Physician Weirs Village, Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical
Society; b. Swansea, Mass.. Feb. 10, 1707; d. Dighton, Mass., Dec. 26, 1885.
1823
ANGDER. SAMUEL TUBBS. M.D.; A.B. 1818.
588 B R TOiW N UNIVERSITY 1823
CARPENTER, THOMAS OLIVER HUNT, M.D. honorary.
GALE, EZRA BARTLETT, M.D.
HALL, ARIEL, M.D! honorary.
WHITE, JOHN, M.D. Physician Westminster, Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical
Society; b. Westminster, Mass., June 28, 1800; d. Watertown, N. Y., Aug. 19, 1868.
1824
BRADLEY, WILLIAM HENRY, M.D. Physician Lowell, Mass.; feUow Mass.
Medical Society; from Providence, R. I.
BUCKLIN, HIRAM, M.D. Physician VaUey Falls, Smithfield, R. I.; feUow R. I.
Medical Society; b. Seekonk, Mass.; d. 1845.
CAPRON, GEORGE, M.D. Physician Fruit Hill, R. I., 1823-36; Providence, R. L,
1836-82; physician U. S. Marine Hospital, Providence; member R. I. Medical Society
1826-82; author Popular Medicine, 1844; b. Cumberland, R. I., May 16, 1802; d.
Providence, R. I., Sept. 21, 1882.
CARPENTER, DRAPER, M.D.; A.B. 1821.
DEARBORN, JONATHAN, M.D.
FROST, ELIAS, M.D. honorary; A.B. 1804.
GALE, AMORY, M.D. Physician Petersham, Royalston, Barre, Mass.; Amherst,
N.H.; Canton, South Scituate, Mass.; ordained evangelist 1844; preacher Southing-
ton, Conn.; Norton, Barnstable, Mass.; physician Woonsocket, R. I.; EastMedway,
Mass., 1853-73; b. Warwick, Mass., Oct. IS, 1800; d. East Medway, Mass., Feb. 20,
1873.
GARDNER, JOHNSON, M.D. Physician Pawtucket, Seekonk, Providence; member
Mjass. House of Representatives 1842-44; Mass. Senate, two years; board of com-
missioners to settle the boundary line between Mass. and R. I.; examining surgeon
R. I. recruits during Civil War, Providence; b. Rehoboth, Mass., Nov. 22, 1799; d.
Pawtucket, R. I., Dec. 12, 1869.
NEEDHAM, JOHN GREGORY, M.D.; A.B. 1821.
PARTRIDGE, WARREN. M.D. Physician Princeton, Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical
, Society; f rom Templeton, Mass.; b. 1799; d. Princeton, Mass., Dec. 24, 1852.
RANDALL, MENZLAS RAYNER, M.D. Physician Rehoboth, Mass.; fellow Mass.
Medical Society; b. Easton, Mass.; d. Rehoboth, Mass., 1888.
WILLARD, ASHBEL, M.D. honorary.
WILLARD, HENRY, M.D. Physician Boston, Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical Society;
,b. 1801; d. Boston, Mass., Sept. 24, 1855.
1825
ALLEN, HIRAM, M.D. Physician Woonsocket, R. I:; president R. L Medical
SiJciety 1851-52; b. Franklin, Mass., 1803; d. Wo6nscK4:et, R. I., March 15, 1861.
ELDRIDGE, HEZEKIAH, M.D. Physician Dunstable, Mass., Pembroke, N. H.,
Amesbury, Mass., Milford, N. H.; b. Princeton, Mass., Feb. 6, 1798; d. Milford.
N. H., Jan. 25, 1870.
FALES, JOSEPH JAIRUS, M.D.; A.B. 1820.
HANNAFORD, LEVI A., M.D.
HUTCHINS, WILLIAM, M.D. Physician Brooklyn, Conn.; b. Killingly, Conn.,
Aug; 27, 1804; d. Brooklyn, Conn., Aug.' 8, 1845.
JEFFRIES, JOHN, M.D. honorary; A.B. Harvard University 1815; d. 1876.
■MINER, THOMAS, M.D. Physician Middletown, Conn.; honorary member R. L
Medical Society; d. Middletown; Coim., 1851.
MOORE, THOMAS PAINE, M.D. Physician Warren, R. I.; fellow R. I. Medical
Society; d. Warren, R. I., July 26, 1859.
PARSONS, USHER, M.D. honorary; Harvaid University 1818i d. 1868.
1826 DOCTORS OF M E-D I C I N E 589
BAWSON, LEVI, M.D. Physician Famumsville, Grafton, Mass., 50 years; b.
Upton, Mass.; d. Grafton, Mass,. 1876.
REYNOLDS, EDWARD, M.D. honorary; M.D. Bowdoin CoUege 1825; A.B. Har-
vard University 1811; A.M. Physician Boston, Mass.; professor surgery Tremont
Medical School; fellow Mass. Medical Society; b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 28, 1793; d.
Dec. 25, 1881.
ROBINSON, MORRILL, M.D.
STACY, PHILEMON, M.D. Physician Hatfield, Mass.; fellow Mass. Medical
Society; from New Salem, Mass.
STANLEY, SAMUEL GOULD, M.D.; from Attleboro, Mass.
THOMPSON, FREEMAN, M.D.; from New Salem, Mass.; d. 1826.
THURBER, DAVID, M.D. honorary.
1826
BARTLETT, ELISHA. M.D. Physician Lowell, Mass.; lecturer Berkshire Medical
Institution; professor Dartmouth College, 1838-40; materia medica and medical
jurisprudence. College of Physicians and Surgeons; lecturer Vt. Medical College
1843-52; honorary member R. I. Medical Society; author History, Diagnosis aiul.
Treatment of the Fevers of the U. S., 1841, History, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Typhoid
and Typhus Fever, 18^11; editor Monthly Journal of Medical Literature, Lowell, Mass.;
b. Smithfield, R. I., Oct. 6, 1804; d. there July 18, 1855.
BUCKLIN, THOMAS, M.D. honorary.
GREEN, JOHN. M.D. honorary; A.B. 1804.
LEONARD, EZRA, M.D.; A.B. 1801.
NORRIS, BENJAMIN, M.D.; A.B. 1823.
ROSE, JOHN, M.D. Physician Block Island, Westerly, R. I.; Rensselaerville, N.Y.;
Wakefield, South Kingstown, R. I., 1844-85; b. South Kingstown, R. I., 1801; d.
Wakefield, R. I., Nov. 18, 1886.
SCOVILL, JOHN, M.D.
1827
AMES, JEREMIAH FISHER, M.D. honorary; Harvard University 1827; d. 1829.
WHITE. ELmU, M.D.; A.B. 1824.
1828
STANLEY, WILLIAM STILLMAN, M.D.; A.B. 1825.
WHEATON, FRANCIS LEVISON, M.D. Medical student Harvard University;
physician Green Bay. Wis.; Providence, R. I., 1841-95; U. S. military service Mexi-
can War. surgeon; surgeon-general R. I.; U. S. military service 1861-65, surgeon;
fellow R. I. Medical Society; member Providence Medical Association; b. Providence,
R. I., Oct. 27, 1804; d. Providence, Dec. 26, 1895.
NON-GRADUATE MEDICAL STUDENTS
ARMINGTON, HERVEY. Student, 1822-24. Physician; b. 1793; d. Providence,
R. I., Aug. 3. 1868.
BOTTUM, ABIAL. Student 1823-24. Physician; b. Woodstock. Conn., Feb. 15.
1799; d. Hampden. Mass., Mar. 5, 1885.
BRADLEY, HENRY W. Student 1822-24; from Providence, R. I.
BURDICK, HENRY N. Student 1822-24; from Newport, R. L
CANDEE, J. G. Student 1822-24; from Harwiuton, Conn.
CARPENTER, CRISTOPHER S. Student 1823-24; from Foster, R. I.
CARPENTER, DARIUS. Physician; b. Seekonk, Mass.. Oct. 4, 1785; d. Seekonk,
July 16. 1833.
CARPENTER, FREDERICK A. Student 1823-24; from Cranston, R. I.; b. Crans-
ton, R. I., May 15, 1780.
«80 BROWN UNIVERSITY Non-Graduate
COMSTOCK, WHIPPLE WILLIAM. Student 1823-24; from Smithfield, R. I.
Physician, Eastport, Me.; Wrentham and Middleboro, Mass.; d, Middleboro, Oct.
20, 1878.
CONANT, CYRUS K. Student 1822-24; from Alfred, Me.
CROSBY, C. C. P. Student 1823-24; from Montpelier, Vt.
DROWN, WILLIAM W. Student 1823-24; from Foster, R. L
GALE, JOSIAH B. Student 1823-24; from Kingston, N. H.
GALE, LEVI B. Student 1822-24; from Kingston, N. H.
GILBERT, THEODORE. Student 1822-24; from Tolland, Conn.
GREENE, EDWARD W. Student 1823-24; from Plainfield, Conn.
KIMBALL, TIMOTHY L. Student 1823-24; from Lyman, Me.
LEWIS, WILLIAM. Student 1822-24; from Alfred, Me.
SLACK, DAVID B. Student 1822-24; see Non-Graduates 1820.
TORREY, DAVID. Student 1822-24; physician and surgeon Providence, R. I.
1888 ADVANCEDDEGREES S91
ADVANCED DEGREES
1888
DE BLOIS, AUSTEN KENNEDY, A.M.; Ph.D. 1889; A.B. Acadia CoUege 1886;
A.M. 1888; LL.D. Franklin College, Ind., 1897. Student Newton Theological In-
stitution 1888-89; Baptist minister; principal Union Baptist Seminary, St. Martin's,
N. B., president Shurtleff College, Upper Alton, HI.; pastor First Church, Boston;
$.B. K.; A. T.; address. First Baptist Church, Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
WILSON, GEORGE GRAFTON, A.M.; A.B. 1886.
1889
DE BLOIS, AUSTEN KENNEDY, Ph.D.; A.M. upon examination 1888.
WILSON, GEORGE GRAFTON, Ph.D.; A.B. 1886.
1890
DENNIS, CHARLES EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. 1888.
SWIFT, AUGUSTUS TABER, A.M.; A.B. 1889.
1891
GILBERT, JOHN WESLEY, A.M.; A.B. 1888.
GUILD, FREDERICK TAFT, A.M.; Ph.B. 1890.
MEAD, ALBERT DAVIS, A.M.; A.B. Middlebury College-1890; Ph.D. Chicago
University 1895. Instructor comparative anatomy. Brown University, 1895-96;
associate professor embryology and neurology 1896-1901; professor comparative
anatomy 1901-08; professor of biology 1908-; member U. S. Commission of Inland
Fisheries; American Society of Naturalists; American Society of Zoologists; Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement of Science; Washington Academy of Sciences;
associate member German Sea-fisheries Association; X. 3.; A. K. E.; address, 883
Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
NEWELL, LYMAN CHURCHILL, A.M.; Ph.B. 1890.
RICE, HERBERT AMBROSE, A.M.; A.B. 1889.
SCOTT, ADRIAN, A.M.; A.B. 1878.
1892
BUDLONG, MARTIN SALISBURY, A.M.; A.B. 1890.
DEXTER, EDWIN GRANT, A.M.; Ph.B. 1891.
JOHNSON, ALBERT BUSHNELL, A.M.; A.B. 1891.
JOHNSON, ERNEST HENRY, A.M.; A.B. 1891.
TAYLOR, ALFRED SIMPSON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1891.
WHITAKER, FRED EARLE.A.M.; A.B. 1888.
YOUNG, WALTER HARRIS, A.M.; A.B. 1890.
1893
BATES, LOUISE PROSSER [Mrs. Francis Eliot Bates], A.M.; A.B. Boston
University 1881. Keeper of Graduate Records, Brown University, 1910-; geaealo-
502 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1893
gist; president Providence Children's Friend Society, 1902-; address, Oak Lawn,
R. I.
BROWN, MARSHALL STEWART, A.M.; Ph.B. 1892.
CLAPP, LUCIA MARIA [Mrs. WiUiam Noyesf A.M.; Sc.B. Smith CoUege 1881;
address, 11 St. John St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
DEALEY, JAMES QUAYLE, A.M.; A.B. 1890.
EDDY, WILLIAM HOLDEN, A.M.; A.B. 1892.
FERRIS, GEORGE HOOPER, A.M.; A.B. 1891.
JOHNSON, ARTHUR PLINY, A.M.; A.B. 1888.
LANGDON, WILLIAM CHAUNCY, A.M.; A.B. 1892.
LEONARD, ARTHUR NEWTON, A.M.; A.B. 1892.
SCOTT, ADRIAN, Ph.D.; A.B. 1872.
STONE, HENRY MORGAN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1892.
TOWER, RALPH WINFRED, A.M.; A.B. 1892.
WALTER, HERBERT EUGENE, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1892; Ph.D., Har-
vard University, 1906; student University of Freiburg 1893-94, 1902. Assistant
professor. Brown University, 1906-13; associate professor, 1913-; author. Studies in
Animal Life, 1900; Wild Birds in City Parks, 1904; Oenetics; various scientific
papers; fellow, A. A. A. S.; Zi 3-; address. Brown University, Providence, R. I.
1894
ARNOLD, EARL CHAPMAN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1893.
BARBOUR, ALBERT LESLIE, A.M.; A.B. 1892.
BUSFIELD, THEODORE ELMER, A.M.; A.B. Tufts CoUege 1880; D.D. 1902.
Graduated Rochester Theological Seminary 1883; Baptist minister; 4. B. E.; ad-
dress, 123 Church St., North Adams, Mass.
COLVIN, STEPHEN SHELDON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1891.
CROWELL, ASA CLINTON, Ph.D.; A.M. 1886.
DURKEE, ORUST PARKER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1893.
FERGUSON, ROBERT HENRY, A.M.; A.B. 1884.
FOSTER, IRVING LYSANDER, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
GORHAM, FREDERICK POOLE, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
JACOBS, HORACE EDGAR, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
KING, LIDA SHAW, A.M.; A.B. Vassar CoUege 1890; litt.D., Mt. Holyoke Col-
lege, 1912; LL.D., Western Reserve University, 1918. FeUow in Greek, Vassar Col-
lege, 1894-95; instructor Latin; 1896-97; instructor Latin, Packer CoUegiate In-
stitute, 1898-99; feUow in Greek, Bryn Mawr CoUege, 1899-1900; Agnes Hoppin
feUow American school of Classical Archseology, Athens, 1900-01; director classical
department. Packer CoUegiate Institute, 1901-02; dean of the Women's CoUege,
and associate professor of classical phUology Brown University 1905-9; dean of
Women's College and professor of classical philology, 1909-; address, 8 Cushing St.,
Providence, R. I. .
LEONARD, ARTHUR NEWTON, Ph.D.; A.B. 1892.
MATSUMOTO, JULIUS KUMPEI, A.M.; A.B. University of Tokio 1888. Member
Japanese parliament; editor Greater Japan.
MEADER, LEWIS HAMILTON, A.M.; Ph.D. 1900; A.B. Dartmouth College
1878; A.M. 1884. Principal Academy Avenue Grammar School, Providence,*R. I.;
address, 88 Andem St., Providence, R. I.
MOWRY, WENDELL AXTELL, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
OSTERHOUT, WINTHROP JOHN VANLEUVEN, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
SMITH, PERCY DINSMORE, A.M.; A.B. 1889.
TARBELL, MARTHA, A.M.; Ph.D. 1897; A.B. De Pauw University 1884; A.M.
-1887. Writer; address, 74 S. Clinton St.. East Orange, N. J.
1894 ADVANCED DEGREES 598
WHITE, HARRIET MAY [Mrs. Herbert Arthur Blake], A.M.; A.B. Smith College
.1886. Teacher English High School, Providence; ad<tess, 481 Public St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
WILBUR, WILLIAM ALLEN, A.M.; A.B. 1888.
1895
ALGER, JOHN LINCOLN, A.M.; A.B. 1890.
ANDREWS, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.M.; A.B. 1892.
BARRY, HENRY MILTON, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
BROWN, EMMA ELIZABETH, A.M.; A.B. Smith College 1891. Teacher; b.
Warren, R. I., June 8, 1867; d. Tufts College, Mass., June 26, 1905.
BURNETT, EDMUND CODY, A.M.; A.B. 1890.
COOLEY, GRACE EMMA, A.M.; Ph.D., Zurich University. Teacher; address,
11 Thomas St:, Newark, N. J.
CROSBY, THOMAS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1894.
DEALEY, JAMES QUAYLE, Ph.D.; A.B. 1890.
DENNIS, CHARLES EDWARD, Ph.D.; A.B. 1888.
ELY, ADOLPH CONRAD, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
EVERETT, WALTER GOODNOW, Ph.D.; A.B. 1885.
FOGG, MILLER MOORE. A.M.; A.B. 1894.
GARDNER, LILLIAN LEE, A.M.; A.B. Claverack College 1890. Teacher; b.
Fall River, Mass., May 11, 1854; d. East Providence, R. I., Oct. 12, 1896.
GOODWIN, DANIEL, Ph.D.; A.M. 1857.
MEIKLEJOHN, ALEXANDER, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
MORTON, ALLAN BENTON, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
MOSS, WILLIAM WASHBURN, A.M.; A.B. 1894. .
PALMER, ALBERT de FOREST, Ph.D.; Ph.B. 1891.
ROWE, HENRY KALLOCH, A.M.; A.B. 1892.
STICKNEY, MYRON WILDER, A.M.; A.B. Bates CoUege 1893; address, 44
Richards St., Worcester, Mass.
THOMAS, ALBERT ELLSWORTH, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
TOWER. CARL VERNON, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
WILLARD. EDGAR LINCOLN. A.M.; A.B. 1891.
WOODS. FANNIE ELIZABETH. A.M.; Sc.B. Wellesley CoUege 1887. Teacher;
address. Groton, Mass.
WOOLLEY. MARY EMMA, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
1896
BARLOW. JOHN. A.M.; Sc.B. Middlebury CoUege 1895. Professor geology R. I.
.: College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts 1902-; address. Kingston, R. I.
BELKNAP, ARTHUR TRAIN, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
BOODIN, JOHN ELOF. A.M.; A.B. 1895.
CADY. WALTER GUYTON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1895.
CHACE, SETH HOWARD, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
EDWARDS. STRAFFORD CLARENCE, A.M.; A.B. 1895.
GORDON. GEORGE ANDREW. A.M.; A.B. 1895.
HAZARD. GEORGE ROBESTSON, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
HANLEY, ELIJAH ABRAHAM, A.M.; A.B. Franklin College 1895; D.D. 1903.
Assistant rhetoric. Brown University. 1895-96. Graduate student University of
Chicago 1896-1901; president FranHin CoUege; address, Fraiiklm,. Ind.
«94 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1896
MERRILL, GEORGE PLUMER, A.M.; A.B. University of Minnesota 1893. In-
structor English Brown University 1893-94; assistant rhetoric 1894-96; Congrega-
tional minister; address, £911 Emerson Ave., W., Minneapolis, Minn.
MERRITT, GOLDSBERRY BOBO, Ph.D.; A.B. Antioch CoUege 1887; A.M.
1892; minister; pastor Somersworth, N. H.; First church, Bangor, Me.; address,
Heawatha, Kansas.
MOORE, RACHEL LEEDOM, A.M.; Sc.B. Cornell University 1876; address.
Union Springs, N. Y.
POOR, CHARLES MARSHALL, Ph.D.; A.B. 1893.
RANDALL, OTIS EVERETT, Ph.D.; A.B. 1884.
SLEEPER, FRANK WARREN. A.M.; Ph.B. 1895.
SLOCUM, FREDERICK, A.M.; A.B. 1895.
SMITH. WALTER EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
STEWART. MORTON COLLINS. A.M.; Ph.B. 1894.
STONE. ELLEN APPLETON, A.M.; A.B. Radclitfe CoUege 1895; M.D. Johns
Hopkins University 1900. Physician Providence, R. I., 1902-; address, 280 Water-
man St., Providence, R. I.
SWIFT. AUGUSTUS TABER. Ph.D.; A.B. 1889.
UPDYKE, FRANK ARTHUR. A.M.; A.B. 1893.
WHIPPLE, HARRY CLIFFORD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1895.
WIGHTMAN, ALFRED REYNOLDS, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
WING, ADA GENEVA [Mrs. Albert Davis Mead], A.M.; A.B. Wellesley College
1887. Instructor physiology, hygiene and sanitary science in the Women's College,
Brown University, 1806-1900; assistant curator of the museum 1898-1900; assistant
professor physiology and sanitation in the Women's College 1900-01; S. 3.; ad-
dress, 283 Wayland Ave., Providence, R. I.
WINSOR, FRANK EDWARD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1891.
1897
ASH, CARROLL HARRY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1896.
BACON, JUSTIN HOMER, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
BARTLETT, EDWARD OTIS. A.M.; A.B. 1891.
BICKNELL, ALLAN BUELL, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
BLISS, ISABEL WARWICK, A.M.; A.B. 1895.
BULLOCK. JOSEPH RICHARD. A.M.; Ph.B. 1896.
BURNETT, EDMUND CODY, Ph.D.; A.B. 1890.
CLAPP, FREDERICK OTIS, A.M.; A.B. 1895.
COMSTOCK, CLARA ELIZABETH. A.M.; Ph.B. 1895.
DAY, CHARLES HOBEN, A.M.; A.B. 1888.
DAY, ROBERT HARVEY, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
DICKINSON. JAY ROGERS. A.M.; Ph.B. 1895.
FISHER, SARAH MARIA. A.M.; A.B. Boston University 1896. Teacher; address,
4 Beverly St., Melrose, Mass.
FROST, EDWIN COLLINS, A.M.; A.B. 1890.
FROST, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
KENYON. ELIZABETH WATSON [Mrs. Herman E. Owen], A.M.; Sc.B., Mt.
Holyoke College 1896; address. 14 Villa Ave., San Jos£, Cal.
LOCKE, EDWIN ALLEN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1896.
McCOMBBR, STEWART ALFRED, A.M.; Ph.B. 1896.
METCALF, HAVEN, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
PECK, MARL*. STORRS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1895.
PRICE, WILUAM EDMUND, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
189T ADVANCED DEGREES 69S
PUTNAM, ALGERNON WAIT, A.M.; Ph.B. 1895.
ROBINSON, WELL AUSTIN, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
RUSSELL, WALTER HERBERT, A.M.; A.B. Boston University 1887; address,
Limington, Me.
TARBELL, MARTHA, Ph.D.; A.M. upon examination 1894.
TILTON, HOWARD CYRUS, A.M.; A.B. Shurtlefl College 1895; Sc.B. 1895.
College professor; address, Franklin, Ind.
1898
ALDRICH, AMEY OWEN, A.M.; L.B., Smith College 1895; address. 142 East
33rd St., New York, N. Y.
BARTLETT, JOSIAH, A.M.; Ph.B. 1888.
BLAUSTEIN, DAVID, A.M. Instructor Semitic languages. Brown University,
1897-99. Jewish rabbi; b. Lide, Russia, May 5, 1864; d. Aug. 26, 1912.
BLISS, WILLIAM CARPENTER, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
BROOME, EDWIN CORNELIUS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
CAFFREY, MABELLE ALICE, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
GREEN, HERLWYN RUGGLES, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
HOWARD, DANIEL, A.M.; A.B. 1893.
JERNEGAN, MARCUS WILSON, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
KEYES, AUSTIN HERBERT, A.M.; Ph.D. 1901; C. E. B. University of Maine
1885; Ph.B. 1897. School superintendent; address, Needham, Mass.
MINER, LILIAN BURLEIGH, A.M.; A.B. WeUesley College 1888. Teacher,
English High School, Providence; address, English High School, Providence, R. I.
OSBORN, SARAH MABEL, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
PAULL, CHARLES LESLIE FAIRBANKS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
POTTER, MABEL LOUISE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
SLOCUM, FREDERICK, Ph.D.; A.B. 1895.
TYZZER, ERNEST EDWARD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
WATSON, ARTHUR EUGENE, A.M.; A.B. 1888.
WATSON, FRANK ELBERT, A.M.; Sc.B. 1897.
WEEDEN, ANNE TELLINGHAST, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
WnXISTON, EDITH HOLMES, A.M.; Ph.B. 1896.
1899
BARNEFIELD, FLORENCE MAY, A.M. [Mrs. James Crawford Gregg]; A.B.
Wellesley College 1895; address, 99 Sunmiit St., Pawtucket, R. I.
BICKNELL, ALLAN BUELL, Ph.D.; A.B. 1896.
BOARDMAN, EDITH SEVER, A.M. [Mrs. L John Schipper]; A.B. Wellesley Col-
lege 1895; address. Six Mile Run, Bedford Co., Penn.
BROUGH, LOUISE MARY JANE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
BROWNELL, MARY ARNOLD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
BUCKLIN, EDWARD EVERETT, A.M.; Ph.B. 1896.
BURRAGE, THOMAS JAYNE, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
CURRIER, CLINTON HARVEY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
DAY, HOWARD DORRANCE, A.M.; A.B. Yale University 1893. Teacher English
High School, Providence, R. I.; Z. *.; address, 2X6 Medway St., Providence, R. I.
DeVAULT, WALTER DAVID, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
EDDY, WILLIAM HOLDEN, Ph.D.; A.B. 1892.
FREEMAN, LUCY JANE, A.M.; A.B. Wellesley College 1897; address. West
Wrentham, Mass.
596 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1899
GARDNER, ALICE LOUISE, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
GOODALE, NETTIE SERENA, A.M.; A.B. 1895.
GREEN, ERIK HASTINGS, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
HINDLEY, EMMA, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
KNOWLES, EDWIN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1894.
LAKEY, FRANK EDWIN, A.M.; A.B. 1894.
LYNCH, KATHERINE GERTRUDE, A.M.; A.B. Smith CoUege 1894; address,
605 Academy Ave., Providence, R. I.
MANNING, EMOGENE MIRIAM, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
MARSH, CHARLES ATWOOD, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
MORONEY, MARY JOSEPHINE, A.M.; A.B. WeUesley CoUege 1897; address,
209 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I.
NOBLE, WILLL^M JAMES, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
PIERCE, ELIZA METCALF, A.M.; A.B. Smith CoHege 1889. Teacher Hope Street
High School, Providence; address, 507 Broadway, Providence, R. I.
REUTERDAHL, ARVID, A.M.; Sc.B. 1897.
RICHARDSON, LINDA, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
ROUND, EDA MAY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
SHERWOOD, GEORGE HERBERT, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
THOMPSON, MILLETT TAYLOR, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
WHEELER, FRANK ROWLAND, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
WHITAKER, FREDERIC EARLE, Ph.D.; A.B. 1888.
WHITING, FLORENCE JOSEPHINE, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
WILSON, JESSIE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
1900
BALLENTINE, HARLAN JUDSON, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
BRIGGS, MARTHA SHEPARD, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
CASE, FLORENCE POTTER, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
COOKE, CHARLES OSMOND, A.M.; Ph.B. 1899.
DEVEREUX, RUTH STORY, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
EASTON, CHARLES DANIEL, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
EWER, BERNARD CAPEN, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
FULLER, CALEB ALLEN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1899.
GOULDING, GEORGE ALBERT, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
GRANT, BERTHA BEATRICE, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
GRANT, ELIZABETH CHRISTINA, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
HALL, MINNIE ARABELLA, A.M.; A.B. WeUesley College 1880; b. Mar. 29, 1856;
d. Providence, R. I., Dec, 1907.
HAMILTON, CLARENCE GRANT, A.M.; A.B. 1888.
HILLIARD, CARLOS GROUT, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
JONES, WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
MARTIN, RICHARD, A.M.; A.B. 1899,
MEADER, LEWIS HAMILTON, Ph.D.; A.M. upon examination 1894.
MORSE, ALBERT SWIFT, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
RANDALL, JARED HARVEY, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
REYNOLDS, WILLIAM JOB, A.M.; A.B. 1866.
RISSEB, JONATHAN, A.M.; A.B. Iowa College 1897. College instructor; address,
Washburn College, Topeka, Kans.
ROSS, ADAM FRANKLIN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1899.
1900 ADVA N C E DDEGREES 597
SHEPPABD, ALICE RACHEL, A.M.; A.B. Boston University 1892. Teacher
Classical High school. Providence; address, 38 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
SHERMAN, SroNEY ALGERNON, Ph.D.; A.B. Amherst CoUege 1885. Teacher
High School, Providence; address, Lincoln, R. I.
SMITH, HARRY SHEPHERD, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1898; address,
Northampton Ave., Springfield, Mass.
STANTON, EMMA BRADFORD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1896.
STOKES, HOWARD KEMBLE, Ph.D.; A.B. 1885.
THOMPSON, EDITH AUGUSTA, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
WALTON, LEE BARKER, A.M.; Ph.B. ComeU University 1897; Ph.D. 1902.
Goldwin Smith fellow, Cornell Uiiiversity, 1901-02; professor biology, Kenyon Col-
lege; A. T. Q.; address. Gambler, Ohio.
WELLS, JOHN EDMUND, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
1901
BAKER, WILLIAM EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
BALLOU, ALICE MAY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
BEAIW;, JOSEPHINE ANGELL, A,M.; A.B. 1897.
BLISS, HELEN LOUISE, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
BROWN, CHARLES WILSON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
CHACE, LYDIA GARDINER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
CHAMBERLAIN, EDWARD BLANCHARD, AJVI.; A.B. Bowdoin College 1899.
Instructor botany. Brown University, 1899-1901; address, Franklin School, 18
West 89th St., New York, N. Y.
CHASE, JAMES HARPER, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
CLAPP, EDITH RAY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
GIFFORD, PHOEBE RUSHMORE, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
GOODWIN, SARAH ELIZABETH (Mrs. Austin N. Botsford), A.M.; A.B. Smith
College 1899; address, Watettown, Coiui-
GREENE, JOHN FRANCIS, A.M.; A.B. 1891.
GREGORY, EMMA HELENA, A.M.; A.B. WeUesley College 1891. Teacher,
Classical High School, Providence; address, 29 Ann St., Providence, R. I.
HALLETT, FRANK THURSTON, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
HOVEY, HORACE MASON, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
HUTCHINS, HERBERT BACON, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1886; S.T.B.,
Yale College 1890. Baptist minister; ,address, 193 Holland St., Lewiston, Me.
KEYES, AUSTIN HERBERT, Ph.D.; A.M. upon examination 1898.
LENT, FREDERIC, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
MUNROE, NELLIE FLORENCE, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
OSBORN, MARY GEORGE, A.M.; A.B. WeUesley CoUege 1892. Teacher; address,
297 Broadway, Pawtucket, R. I.
PIERCE, ALICE REEVE, A.M.; A.B., Smith College 1896. Teacher; address, 243
Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
PRATT, GRACE TYLER, A.M.; A.B., Smith CoUege 1892. Teacher; address, 16
Oxford St., Cambridge, Mass.
SPICER, GEORGE THURSTON, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
THOMPSON, EDWARD EVERETT, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
WAKEFIELD, ARTHUR, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
WHITE, HELEN RIDLER [Mrs. Norman J. Page], A.M.; A.B. Tufts College 1899;
address, WoodsviUe, N. H. ' - :
WILLIAMS, LEONARD WORCESTER, Ph.D.; A.B. Hanover College 1895; A.M.
Princeton University 1899. Instructor comparative anatomy. Brown University,
598 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1901
1901-03; assistant professor 1903-06; instraetor. Harvard Medical School; d. Sept.
26. 1912.
WRIGHT, NORA GIRALDA, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1895. Teacher English
High School, Providence; address, 400 Plainfield St., Olneyville, R. I.
YOUTZ, HIRAM LAMONT. A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
1902
BARTLETT, LOUISE STEVENS, A.M.; A.B. Vassar College 1900; address, Lake
Forest, 111.
BOARDMAN, LESTER WELLS, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
BURTON, ADELAIDE KIMBALL, A.M.; Ph.B. 1901.
CARPENTER, ANNE WALCOTT, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
COGHILL, GEORGE ELLETT, Ph.D.; A.B. 1896.
CUSHMAN, FRANKLIN RICHMOND, A.M.; A.B. Rutgers College 1894. Teacher
Technical High School; *. B. K.; address, 19 Bellevue Ave., Providence, R. I.
DAVEY, WILLIAM ROBERT PARKHOUSE, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
DAVIS, HARVEY NATHANIEL, A.M.; A.B. 1901.
DUGAN, CHARLES BORROMEO, A.M.; Ph.B. 1901.
FRAZEE, VICTOR, A.M.; A.B. Dalhousie College 1889. Instructor pedagogy.
Brown University, 1899. Principal, Point Street Grammar School; address, Nayatt,
R. L
HALL, HENRY JEWETT, A.M., A.B. 1900.
KRAUSE, ALLEN KRAMER, A.M.; A.B. 1901.
LESTER, CLARENCE BROWN, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
MADISON, HAROLD LESTER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1901.
NORRIS, CLARENCE ELNATHAN, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
PAINE, CHARLES EDWEST, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
POOLE, HARRY KAY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
REESE, [LOUIS] ALBERT, A.M.; Ph.B. Ottawa University 1900. Lawyer; ad-
dress, 58 William St., New York, N. Y.
ROGERS, MARY LOUISE [Mrs. Frank Rector], A.M.; A.B.. Wellesley CoUege
1898; address, 1 Brook St., Pawtucket, R. I.
SPINK, MARY, A.M.; A.B. Wellesley College 1899; address, 10 Arnold St., Provi-
dence, R. I.
SULLIVAN, MICHAEL XAVIER, A.M.; Ph.D. 1903; A.B. Harvard University
1899. Instructor chemical physiology. Brown University, 1903-07; address. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
THOMPSON, MILLETT TAYLOR, Ph.D.; A.B. 1898.
TOWER, ETHEL ELLA, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
TURNER, CHARLES SAMPSON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1901.
WATT, EMMA CLIFTON, A.M. [Mrs.' Hany Raymond Lee]; A.B. Wellesley Col-
lege 1898; address, 1941 Calvert St., N. W.. Washington, D. C.
1903
APPLETON, RUTH, A.M.; A.B. 1901.
AUSTIN, CHARLES RAYMOND, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
BABASINLAN, VAHAN SIMON, A.M.; A.B. Anatolia College 1896; D.B. Hart-
ford Theological Seminary 1900. Instructor chemistry. Brown University, 1903-06;
associate professor of organic chemistry; address, Lehigh University, South Bethle-
hem, Fa.
BOOTH, JAMES LEONARD, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
1903 ADVANCED DEGREES 599
BOURNE, MARY JOY, A.M.; A.B. Vasaar College 1900. Teacher; address, 36
Shepard St., Cambridge, Mass.
BURKE, FLORENCE WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B. 1901.
CLARK, HARRY SMITH, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
CLARKE, LATHAM, A.M.; Sc.B. R. I. CoUege of Agricultiire and Mechanic Arts
1902; Ph.D. Harvard University 1905; address. Department of Industrial Chemistry,
Montevideo, Uruguay, South America.
DOANE, CAROLINE IDA, A.M.; A.B. Smith College 1889. Teacher; address,
Buckland, Mass.
DUBOIS, NORMAN ARMIN, A.M.; Ph.D. 1905; Sc.B. Mass. Institute of Tech-
nology 1901. Instructor chemistry. Brown University, 1901-03; address, Needham,
FULLER, CALEB ALLEN, Ph.D.; Ph.B. 1899.
HASLAM, CHARLES RAYMOND, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
HATHAWAY, CANDACE EVELEEN, A.M.; Sc.B. Wellesley College 1887.
Teacher; address, 11 Sherman Ave., Glens Falls, N. Y.
HOST, ARTHUR GEORGE, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
JAMESON, ETHEL CLARE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
JONES, WILLIAM, Ph.D.; A.B. 1899.
LEONARD, MARY BEECHER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1899.
MacGOWAN, WALTER ESTES, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
PAINE, ERNEST TROWBRIDGE, A.M.; A.B. 1901.
PARMENTER, GEORGE FREEMAN, Ph.D.; Sc.B. Boston University 1900. In-
structor chemistry. Brown University, 1901-03; professor chemistry; address, 3 Cen-
ter Place, Waterville, Me.
PHILLIPS, WALTER CLARKE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
RAMSDEN, EVERETT DUNCAN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
ROYS, MARGARET, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
SEARLE, CARRIE MAE, A.M.; A.B. Boston University 1900. Teacher Hope
Street High School, Providence; address, 129 Lester St., Providence, R. I.
SHERMAN, PHILIP DARRELL, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
SHIOL KENTARO, A.M.; A.B. William Jewell college. Liberty, Mo., 1902; address,
108,6 Chome Minami Machi, Aoyama, Tokyo, Japan.
STARK, MARY RANDALL, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
SULLIVAN, MICHAEL XAVDER, Ph.D.; A.M. upon examination 1902.
THOMPSON, RALPH CAMERON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
TOWER, RALPH WINFRED, Ph.D.; A.B. 1892.
WARNER, BESSIE SARAH, A.M.; A.B. Smith College 1895. Teacher Hope Street
High School, Providence; address, 127 East Manning St., Providence, R. I.
WATERMAN, HENRY HERBERT, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
WILLIAMSON, ERNEST TOWNSEND, A.M.; A.B. 1901.
1904
ASHLEY, EDGAR LOUIS, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
BARCLAY, JANE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1903.
BROWN, REGINALD LANGDON, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
BUNN, GERTRUDE EDITH, A.M.; Ph.B. Ottawa University 1903; address, 415
Cedar St., Ottawa, Kans.
CORNELL, THEODORE ARTHUR, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
CORY, ELLA FRANCES, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
DYSON, JAMES WARREN, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
FRANCIS, CHARLES KENWORTHY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1899.
600 B R O W N U NI V E R S I T Y 1904
GAMWELL, LILLIAN MAY, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
INCE, JOSEPH WAITE, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
LIBBY, ARTHUR STEPHEN, A.M.; Ph.B. Bowdoin College 1902; A.B. University
of Maine 1903; A.M. National Institute, University of Paris. Instructor French,
Brown University, 1903-04; professor modem languages; address. Converse College,
Spartanburg, S. C.
MILLEKIN, MYRTIS ALIDA, A.M.; A.B. 1902.
PIERCE, HARRIET EDITH, A.M.; Litt.B. Smith College 1894. Teacher English
High School, Providence; address, 63 Whitmarsh St., Providence, R. I.
POLLARD, ELLA ARTEMESLA, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
PROVAN, CARRIE ETHEL [Mrs. Asa Clinton Crowell], A.M.; A.B. Boston Uni-
versity 1903; *. B. K.; address, 66 Oriole Ave., Providence, R. I.
RAIFORD, LEMUEL CHARLES, A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
SACKETT, HERBERT LEE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
SHIPPEE, LESTER BURRILL, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
SMITH, HOWARD DEXTER. A.M.; Ph.B. 1903.
STOCKARD, ALMA, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
STRAFFIN, ELSIE MARION, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
UTTER, HARRIET BARROWS, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
WEST, ALBERT BENJAMIN, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
WESTCOTT, ALLAN FERGUSON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1903.
1905
ALLEN, AUSTIN KETCHAM, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
ARTHUR, JAMES HOPE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1897.
BRAGDON, FREDERICK ELIAS, A.M.; A.B. 1891.
BRAUN, MORITZ, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
CADY, WILLIAM HAMLIN, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
CALL, ARTHUR DEERING, A.M., Ph.B. 1896.
CARR, ERNEST PALMER, A.M., A.B. 1901.
CLARK, AGNES ELIZABETH, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
CLARK, PAUL FRANKLIN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
CLOUGH, WARREN ALMON, Sc.M.; M.E. 1904.
COLBURN, GUY BLANDIN, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
COULTER, VINCIL CAREY, A.M.; Ph.B. La Grange CoUege 1899; A.B. William
Jewell College, 1902; head of State Normal School; address, 202 Broad St., War-
rensburg. Mo.
DAVISON, HERBERT FRANKLIN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1905.
DECKARD, WALTER WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B. HUlsdale College 1899; D.B. 1899;
Sc.B. Rio Grande College 1893; D.D., 1912. Assistant minister. First Baptist Church,
Providence; address, 16 Wales St., Arlington, R. I.
DUBOIS, NORMAN ARMIN, Ph.D.; A.M. upon examination 1903.
DUMMER, RICHARD OWEN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
EDDY, GEORGE WILBUR, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
FARNUM, MAUDE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
FEINGOLD, LOUIS EDWARD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
FREEMAN, HERBERT AUGUSTINE, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
FRETWELL, ELBERT KIRTLEY, A.M.; Ph.B., La Grange College 1899; A.M.
1904. Teacher; address. Hotel Touraine, 28 Clinton St.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
FULLER, HARRIET PIERCE, A.M. [Mrs. Newton Stone Fuller]; A.B. Boston
University 1881. Teacher, English High School, Providence; address, 170 Prospect
St., Providence, R. I.
1906 ADVANCED; DEGREES 6frl
GNUSE, HARMON HENRY, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
HART, HOWARD FARNUM, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
HASTINGS, WILLLA.M THOMSON, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
HERSEY, HELEN ELIZABETH, A.M.; Ph.B. 1903.
HILL, LEONORA, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
KENYON, HERBERT ALDEN, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
MARTIN, CHARLES FRANKLIN, A.M.; A.B. WiUiam JeweU CoUege 1904; ad-
dress. Greenwood, Mo.
MATTUCK, JACOB ALEXANDER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
OBEAR, GEORGE BARROWS, Sc.M.; Sc.B. Mass. Institute of Technology 1903.
Assistant professor of physics; address, Colby College, Waterville, Me.
PAGE, ERNEST VICTOR, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
PIRAZZINI, AGIDE, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
PRINCE, WALTER EVERETT, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
SCHOLFIELD, LILLIE LEONABETTA, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
SMALL, CARRIE ETTA, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
SMALLEY, HARRY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
THXINGHAST, EDITH MARION, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
TRACY, EDENRY CARROLL, A.M.; Ph.D., 1910; A.B. Dartmouth CoUege 1902;
address, Marquette University Medical School, Milwaukee, Wis.
WATERMAN. HELEN BOWEN, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
WATSON, ARTHUR EUGENE, Ph.D., A.B. 1888.
WESCOTT, NILES, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
1906
ARMSTRONG, JOSEPHINE STEDMAN, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
BABASINIAN, VAHAN SIMON, Ph.D.; A.M. after examination, 1903.
BEITENMAN, FLORENCE BUTLER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
CADY, RAYMOND DAVIS, Sc.M.; A.B. 1905.
EHMKE, FRANK HENRY, A.M.; A.B. 1903.
ENGLANDER, HENRY, A.M.; A.B. University of Cincinnati, 1901. Professor in
Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati; address, 780 East Ridgeway Ave., Avondale,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
GATES, CHARLES ISRAEL, A.M.; A.B. 1899.
GATHANY, JESSE MADISON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1905.
GRANGER, CLIFFORD MOORE, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
HAWKINS, FREDERICK EUGENE, A.M.; A.B. 1905-
HOLT, LOUISA ROBERTS, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
HOBTON, ROBERTA ALICE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1905.
JONES, GRACE JUNE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1901.
JOSLIN, LULU BROADBENT, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
MAHY, MINNIE CATHARINE. A.M.; A.B. 1900.
MAY, SUSAN ANNIE, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
MOSS, NORMAN ALLEN, A.M.; A.B. 1900.
NEWTON, HAROLD CHARLES, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
O'KEEFE. JOHN HOWARD. A.M.
POPE, ARTHUR UPHAM, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
POPE, THOMAS EDMOND BURT, A.M.; Ph.B. 1902.
READ, WILLIAM ALFRED, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
ROWE, LOUIS EARL, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
602 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906
SHOREY, MARION LYDIA, A.M.; Ph.B. 1904.
SMITH, FRANCIS HERVEY, ScM.; Ph.B. 1905.
THOMPSON, FLOY LILLIAN, A.M.; Ph.B., Ottawa University 1904; address.
Republic, Kansas.
VERDER, BESSIE CLARINDA, A.M.; Sc.B., Middlebury CoUege 1898. Teacher.
address. North St., Mattapoisett, Mass.
WATERS, CHESTER CAMPBELL, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
WHITTAKER, CORA HORTON, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
WHITTEMORE, Inez Kelley, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
1907
ADAMS, BESSIE LENORE, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
BASS, CLARE REYNOLDS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
CARPENTER, HENRY GODFREY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
CLAFLIN, ALBERT WUITMAN, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
CONGDON, HOWARD WILBUR, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
COOK, JASON OSBORNE, A.B. 1906.
CROSS, EARLE BENNETT, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
DOLT, MAURICE LOUIS, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
EMMEL, VICTOR EMANUEL, Ph.D.; Sc.M., Pacific University 1904. Depart-
ment of Anatomy, Washington University Medical School; address, Washington
University Medical School, St. Louis, Mo.
FERRIER, JOHN MORTON, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
FIELD, ROBERT FRANKLIN, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
HALL, GERTRUDE ELLA, Ph.D.; A.B., Cornell University 1897. Eugenist, New
York State Board of Charities; address, 315 Washington Ave., Albany, N. Y.
HICKS, FREDERICK CHARLES, A.M.; Ph.B., Colgate University 1898; LL.B.
Georgetown Law School, 1901; assistant librarian, Columbia University, New York,
N. Y.; address. Library, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.
KEYES, FREDERICK GEORGE, Sc.M.; Sc.B. 1906, Rhode Island State College;
address, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass.
LAVIOLETTE, MARIE LOUISE, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
LOWELL, RUSSELL CROSBY, A.M.; Sc.B. 1899.
McALISTER, ANNIE ELIZABETH, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
McFADDEN, JAMES BERNARD, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1893; address.
Wardwell Ave., New Brighton, N. Y.
MARCUS, PHILIP VICTOR, A.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
MORGAN, LOUISE BAGGOTT, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
MUNRO, EMILY GARDNER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1898.
NUTTER, CARL NATHANIEL, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
PARTRIDGE, WILLIAM, Jr., A.M.; A.B. 1907.
REESE, LOUIS ALBERT, Ph.D.; A.M. 1902.
REYNOLDS, ERNEST SHAW, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
ROBINSON, CHARLES EDWIN, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
SHAW, MARJORIE WADSWORTH, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
SHINN, CHARLES SAWYER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
SINCLAIR, BENJAMIN GRAVES, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
SMITH, DAVID WILKINSON, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
THURLOW, HARRY HADLEY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
TRUESDELL, LEON EDGAR, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
1907 ADVANCED DEGREES 608
UPDYKE, FRANK ARTHUR, Ph.D.; A.B. 1903.
WHEELER, JOSEPH LEWIS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
WRIGHT, STEPHEN EDWARD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
1908
BANNAN, MARY ELIZABETH, A.M.; Ph.B. 1905.
BECKWITH, IRVING JUDSON, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
BRADY, WILLIAM ALVA, A.M.; Ph.B. 1894.
BRIGHTMAN, EDGAR SHEFFIELD, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
CARNES, MILDRED ALLEN, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
CASE, CLARENCE MARSH, A.B.; A.B. Earlham College 1905. Professor, Penn
College, Oskaloosa, Iowa; address, 439 W., 3rd St., Oskaloosa, Iowa.
COFFIN, LILLIAN MAUD, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
DOLT, MAURICE LOUIS, Ph.D.; A.B. 1906; A.M. 1907.
DOWNING, DANA FLETCHER, A.M.; A.B. 1900; M.D. Boston University 1904.
FELLOWS, WIRT THAYER, A.M.; A.B. 1898; B.L. McMinnville College 1893.
GALLUP, DANA TAYLOR, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
GREGG, MERRITT LODGE, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1906. Minister North
Baptist Church; address, 324 Gottingen St., Halifax, N. S.
HADLEY, PHILIP BARDWELL, Ph.D.; Ph.B. 1903.
HARSON, JOSEPH LEO, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
HIBBS, DAVID LACY, A.M.; A.B. William Jewell College 1907; address, Williams-
burg, Ky.
HIGH, LESLIE STEPHEN, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
HOLDEN, AMASA AMIDON, A.M.; Sc.B. Mass. Institute of Technology 1899.
Teacher; address, 441 No. Beaver St., York, Penn.
HOLDEN, MARY BARNES [Mrs. Amasa Amidon Holden], A.M.; A.B. Boston
University, 1897; address, 441 No. Beaver St., York, Penn.
HOPKINS, BERTHA ETHEL, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
HUNKINS, CARL JOSEPH, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
JAGER, HARRY ALBERT, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
KELLEY, HARVEY McLEOD, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
LEARNED, WILLIAM SETCHELL, A.M.; A.B. 1897.
NELSON, WILLIAM JACKSON, A.M.; A.B. Baylor University 1907; address
unknown.
PEEDE, THOMAS RICHARD, A.M.; Ph.B. Amity College, 1886. Minister; ad-
dress. Common St., Belmont, Mass.
PIPER, HERBERT JOHN, A.M.; A.B. 1890; Bates College, 1890. Episcopal
minister; address, 148 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
ROBBINS, HARRY WOLCOTT, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
ROBINSON, ETHEL LOUISE, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
BOSS, WILLIAM NISBET, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
SCHUTZ, LOUISE, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
SLADE, WALTER CLIFTON, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
STACY, HENRY POMEROY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1908.
WIGHT, LAWRENCE NORMAN, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1907; address,
Gorham, N. H.
WOODBURY, WALTER EDGAR, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
1909
BEEBER. SAMUEL JACOB, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
BOYCE, FREDERICK MAY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
604 B R O W N U N I V E R S I T Y 1909
BRANT, LAURA CINDERELLA, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
BRANT, ROSE ELLEN, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
BRIGHTMAN, CHARLES LEWIS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
BROWNE, WILLIAM WARD, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
CLARK, PAUL FRANKLIN, Ph.D.; Ph.B. 1904; A.M. 1905.
CROSS, EARLE BENNETT, Ph.D.; A.B. 1905; A.M. 1907.
DALE, NELSON CLARK, A.M.; Sc.B. Middlebury College 1903; address, Pitts-
field ]\Xa>ss>
DANA, AGNES SANBORN [Mrs. Clarence R. Howe], A.M.; A.B. Wellesley Col-
lege, 1908; address, 12 Adelphi Ave., Providence, R. I.
ENGLANDER, HENRY, Ph.D.; A.M. after examination 1906.
HOLT, HATTIE MARLA, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
HUNT, MILTON BICKNELL, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
KEENAN, BERNARD ALOYSIUS, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
KEYES, FREDERICK GEORGE, Ph.D.; Sc.M. 1907; Sc.B. Rhode Island CoUege,
1906; address, Mass. Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass.
LYALL, HAROLD WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
McAULIFFE, RACHEL GERTRUDE, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
MILLER, RICHARD HAGAN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
MOODY, CLYDE ROTHWELL, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
PALMER, HENRY ROBINSON, A.M.; A.B. 1890.
PALMER, JOHN HECTOR, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
PECKHAM, EARLE WINFIELD, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
SEYMOUR, WILMARTH YOUNG, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
SHAPHIRO, SARAH IDA, A.M.; PH.B. 1907.
SMITH, EUNICE CLARA, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
STURDY, BEATRICE ANNA, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
SULLIVAN, WALTER EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1907; address, ii
Charles St., Houlton, Me.
SWAIN, LESLIE EARLE, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
TIFT, RAYMOND FRANK, A.M.; Ph.B. 1908.
WATSON, ERNEST MILTON, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
WILCOX, ALICE WILSON, A.M.; A.B. Vassar College 1894. Instructor Biology,
Brown University 1906-13; director Fairbanks Museum; S. S.; address, Fairbanks
Museum, St. Johnsbury, Vt.
WATERS, CHESTER CAMPBELL, Ph.D.; A.B. 1905; A.M. 1906.
WORSLEY, CHRISTIAN AUGUSTUS, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
1910
BARUS, MAXWELL, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
BENNETT, ALBERT ARNOLD, A.M!; A.B. 1910.
BENNETT, CHARLES BARROWS, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1906.
BOAS, RALPH PHILIP, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
BOSWORTH, CLARENCE WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
BOURNE, LOUISE ADAMS, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
BUNKER, JOHN WYMOND MILLER, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
BURTON. ADA IRENE, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
CANN. SAMUEL JAMES, A.M.; A.B. Arcadia University, 1908; D.B. Newton
Theological Institution, 1905. Baptist minister; address, Preipect St., Ames-
bury, Mass.
CHAMBERS, ROBERT FOSTER, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1900.
1910 A D V AN CEiD =© B^Gr R E E S 60S
COLE, MARION SHIRLEY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
COLLINS, HARRY WRIGHT, A.M.; A.B; 1907.
COSGROVE, LILLIAN RUTH, A.M.j A.B. 1910.
CROSSLEY. MOSES LEVEROCK, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
CROSWELL, MARY CARR, A.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
DANIELSON, FLORENCE HARRIS, A.M.; A.B. Mt. Holyoke College, 1909.
Instructor in physiology and household economics. Women's College, Brown Uni-
versity, 1913-; address. Biological Laboratory, Brown University, Providence, R. I.
DELANEY, CHARLOTl'E CHRISTABELL, A.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
EVERETT, KATHARINE, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
GOODWIN, CARDINAL LEONIDAS, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
GRAHAM, GROVER, A.M.; A.B., William JeweU College, 1909; address, Shurt-
lefl College, Upper Alton, III.
EAGER, ERNEST RUSSELL, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
RENIN, BENJAMIN LOUIS ANTOINE, A.M.; B.fesL. University of France,
1889; LL.B. 1890. Instructor in French; address, 157 W. 66th St., New York,
N. Y.
KEENAN, JOSEPH BERRY, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
McCOY, LOUIS AUGUSTINE, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
MARKS, CHARLES FREDERICK, A.M.; A.B. La Grange College, 1903; college
professor; address. La Grange College, La Grange, Mo.
MARTIN, ALICE RHODES, A.M.; Ph.B. 1907.
OLSEN, ALFRED JOHN, Jh., A.M.; Ph.B. 1908.
PADDOCK, STEPHEN DAVID, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
ROWAND, ETHEL IDA, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
SANGER, ROBERT CLARK, A.M.; A.B. 1896.
SISSON, CORA EDNA, A.M.; Sc.B. Rhode Island College, 1909; address, Wickford,
R. L
SMALLEY, JAMES, Jr., A.M.; Ph.B. 1910.
SMITH, GEORGE HATHORN, A.M.; A.B. Bates College, 1909; address, Mulford
Laboratories, Glenolden, Pa.
SWINDELL, ALVIN, A.M.; A.B. Baylor University, 1909. Baptist minister; ad-
drsss Frost xcxsis.
SYKES, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
TAYLOR, SARAH ELLEN, A.M.; A.B. 1904.
TOWNE, ROY, A.M.; A.B. 1905.
TRACY, HENRY CARROLL, Ph.D.; A.M. after examination, 1905; A.B. Dart-
mouth CoUege, 1902; address, 2431 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
TROVER, FREDERIC LOUIS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1910.
UPTON, ELEANOR STUART, A.M.; A.B. Smith College 1909; address, 156
Cypress St., Providence, R. I.
WEED, ROBERT CAMPBELL, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
ZOVIGIAN, HOVHANNES, A.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
1911
ALGEO, SARAH MagCORMACK [Mrs. James W. Algeo], A.M.; A.B. Boston
University 1899; address, 394 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
ALLEN, EDWARD BARTLETT, A.M.; A.B. 1911.
ARONOVICI, CAROL, Ph.D.; Litt.B. Gymnasium of Bucharest, 1898; B.S.A.
Cornell University 1906. Secial worker; address, 412 Empire Bldg., 13th and Wal-
nut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
BAXTER, IVAN ELIJAH. A.M.; A.B. Baylor University IMO; address, Waco,
BENNETT. ALBERT ARNOLD, Sc.M.; A.B., A.M. 1910.
60e BROWN UNIVERSITY 1911
BOARDMAN, ELIZABETH MARIE. A.M.; A.B. 1910.
BRIGGS. CHARLES WALTER, A.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
CARMAN, CHARLES AUGUSTINE, A.M.; A.B. Denison University 1909; ad-
dress, 515 Tupper St., Marietta, Ohio.
CASE, MARTHA WARREN, A.M.; A.B. 1907.
CLOUGH, HARRY DUFPIELD, A.M.; A.B. 1908.
COMSTOCK, ANDREW BURROUGHS, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
CROSSLEY, MOSES LEVEROCK, Ph.D.; Ph.B. 1909; Sc.M. 1910.
GUSHING, SUMNER WEBSTER, A.M.; Se.B. Harvard University 1903. Teacher.
address, 28 Summit Ave., Salem, Mass.
DEGNAN, KATHARINE HELEN. A.M.; A.B. Trinity College 1910; address. 36
Chester Ave., Providence, R. I.
DEXTER, THEODORE EVERETT, A.M.; A.B. 1898.
DOW, SAMUEL GROVE, A.M.; A.B. WUliam JeweU CoUege 1909. Teacher; ad-
dress. North Tisbury, Mass.
FARWELL, ALBERT POTTER, Sc.B.; Ph.B. 1910.
GILLESPIE, LOUIS JOHN. Ph.D.; Ph.B. 1908.
HARVEY, RANSOM. Jr., A.M.; A.B. Shurtleff College. Teacher; address. Cen-
tral College, Pella, Iowa.
HIBBS, HENRY HORACE, Jh., A.M.; A.B. 1910.
HICKSON, ELIZABETH CATHCART, A.M.; Sc.B. University of Pennsylvania,
1910. Teacher; address, Gwynedd Valley, Pa.
HOLT. GEORGE HERBERT. A.M.; A.B. Ottawa University, 1907; B.D. Newton
Theological Institution, 1910. Baptist minister; address, Barre, Vt.
HOLT, NORMAN EDWARD, Sc.M.; A.B. 1910.
KILLAM, LLOYD RANDOLPH, A.M.; A.B. William JeweU CoUege 1908; address.
Y. M. C. A., Honolulu. H. I.
LIEBIG. HERMAN ADOLPH. A.M.; A.B. University of Michigan, 1895; address,
GranviUe, N. Y.
McCAUSLAND, ELISE EMELINE, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
McCOY, OMAR ROSCOE, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
MORTON, CAROLINE MILLARD, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
OBEAR, GEORGE BARROWS, Ph.D.; Sc.M. 1906; ScB. Mass. Institute of
Technology, 1903; address, Colby CoUege, WaterviUe, Me.
PIERCE, KATHERINE UPHAM. A.M.; A.B. Vassar CoUege 1889; address, liB
East Manning St., Providence, R. I.
PRYOR, JOHN DONALD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1908.
QUIGLEY, THOMAS HENRY, A.M.; A.B. 1911.
ROUND, LESTER ANGELL, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
SEYBOLT, ROBERT FRANCIS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1910.
SHOREY. BINA MAY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1911.
SWAFFIELD, HAROLD AVERY. A.M.; Ph.B. 1910.
TANAKA. KOTARA. Sc.M.; Sc.B. Muhlenberg CoUege, 1910; address, Tokyo,
Japan.
1912
ABBOTT, ERNEST SPENCER, A.M.; A.B. Ottawa University 1903. Teachei;
address. Amber, Oklahoma.
ALLEN, RICHARD DAY, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
AUSTIN. CHARLES RAYMOND, Ph.D.; A.B. 1902; A.M. 1903.
BELL, HELEN NEWELL, A.M.; A.B. 1911.
BLAKE, IRVING HILL, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1911. Instructor in zoBlogy;
address, Agricultural CoUege, CorvaUis, Oregon.
1912 ADVANCED DEGREES 807
BROWNE. WILLIAM WARD, Ph.D.; A.B. 1908; A.M. 1909.
BUNKER, JOHN WYMOND MILLER, Ph.D.; A.B. 1909; A.M. 1910.
BURGESS, WARREN RANDOLPH. A.M.; A.B. 1912.
CAMPBELL, GERTRUDE HILDRETH, A.M.; A.B. 1911.
CASWELL, ROBERT GAMBLE, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1909.
CHAMBERS, ROBERT FOSTER, Ph.D.; Sc.M. 1910; Ph.B. 1909.
CROSSLEY, FLORENCE ALICE, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
FERRY, ORRIN ROBINSON, A.M.; A.B. 1912.
FIELD. ARLINE. A.M.; Ph.B. 1911.
FISHER, CHARLES EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. St. Lawrence University. Teacher.
Rhode Island Normal School; address, 232 Pleasant St., Providence, R. I.
FORRIST, JOHN HOWARD, A.M.; Ph.B. 1911.
GESTDELE, HELEN EMILIE, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
GYLLENBERG, IRMA ALIDA, A.M.; A.B. 1909.
HUBBARD, HOWARD GREENOUGH, ScM.; Ph.B. 1911.
JENCKS, FREDERICK MARSHALL, A.M.; Ph.B. 1911.
LAKEY, FRANK EDWIN, Ph.D.; A.B. 1914; A.M. 1900.
LEITH, ROYAL WILLIS, A.M.; Ph.B. 1912.
LONG, HERBERT COLLINS, A.M.; A.B. William JeweU CoUege 1910; address,
Chanute, Kansas.
Mclaughlin, ROY LAWSON, A.M.; A.B. St. Mary's Seminary 1910; address,
66 Benefit St., Providence, R. I.
MALLETTE. AUDREY, A.M.; A.B. Smith College, 1911; address, 1061 Beacon
St., Brookline, Mass.
MALLOY, CHARLES AMBROSE, A.M.; A.B. 1912.
MARCHANT, GRACE. A.M.; A.B. Boston University 1893. Teacher; address.
762 Main St., Westbrook, Me.
MOHLER, MARK, A.M.; Ph.B. 1911.
MUDGE, COURTLAND SAWIN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1911.
PRICE, JOHN MILBURN, A.M.; A.B. Baylor University] 1911. Minister; ad-
dress. New York Hall. Louisville. Kentucky.
RICHARDSON, ROYAL PAUL, A.M.; A.B. 1911.
ROBINSON, GEORGE HENRY, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1911. Bacteriologist;
address, Rhode Island Hall, Brown University, Providence. R. I.
SILCOX. CLARIS EDWIN, A.M.; A.B. University of Toronto 1909; address.
Andover Theological Seminary, Cambridge, Mass.
SULLIVAN, WALTER EDWARD, Ph.D.; A.M. 1909; A.B. Bates CoUege 1907.
Assistant professor Marquette University School of Medicine, 1913-; address. Mar-
quette Medical School, Milwaukee, Wis.
SWEET, ALBERT WHITMAN, A.M.; A.B. 1911.
THACHER, ELIZABETH DEXTER, A.M.; A.B. 1911.
TURNER, EDWARD LINCOLN DWIGHT, A.M.; M.D. Massachusetts CoUege
of Physicians and Surgeons 1904; Ph.B. Central University 1906. Professor of
pathology, CoUege of Physicians and Surgeons, Boston, Mass.; address, 181 Pleas-
ant St., Providence, R. I.
WILLIAlMS, MILDRED CORINNE, A.M.; A.B. 1910.
1913
BARBOUR, HARRIS MERRILL, A.M.; A.B. 1906.
BLANTON, JOHN OLIVER, Jh., A.M.; A.B. State University of Kentucky 1909.
Teacher; address, 920 W. Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky.
608 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1913
BOAS, GEORGE. A.M.; A.B. 1913.
BUDDINGTON, ARTHUR FRANCIS, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 191!!.
CARROLL, CHARLES, A.M.; A.B. 1898; LL.B. Harvard University 1901.
DAHLGREN, EMMA HENRIETTA. A.M.; A.B. 1911.
DAVIS, WAYNE EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. Bates College 1912. Teacher; address,
Box si, Mercersburg, Penn.
DEALEY, WILLIAM LEARNED, A.M.; A.B. 1913.
DUTT, BHUPENDRA NATH, A.M.; A.B. New York University 1912; address,
Calcutta. India.
FRANCIS, PAUL HART. ScM.; Sc.B. 1912.
FURRER. JOHN ALFRED. A.M.; A.B. Trinity CoUege 1907. Clergyman; ad-
dress, 216 Warren St., Fall River, Mass.
GIFFORD, CLARENCE FRANK, A.M.; A.B. 1912.
GROUT, HAROLD ALDEN. A.M.; A.B. 1913.
HAWES, RAYMOND PRESTON, A.M.; A.B. 1912.
HAWORTH. SAMUEL LEE. A.M.; Ph.B. Chattanooga University 1887; address.
Fall River. Mass.
HOLT, NORMAN EDWARD. Ph.D.; A.B. 1910; Sc.M. 1911.
HURLIN, RALPH GIBNEY, A.M.; A.B. 1912.
KENDRICK, LOWELL CLAPP, A.M.; Ph.B. 1912.
KINCAID, CHARLES FRANKLIN, A.M.; A.B. Franklin College 1912. Teacher;
address, Peoria, 111.
KULP, DANIEL HARRISON, A.M.; A.B. 1913.
LADNER. ARCHIBALD COLLINS, A.M.; A.B. 1912.
LEACHER, JOHN, A.M.; A.B. Hamlin University 1901; B.D. Seabuiy Divinity
School 1904; B.D. Episcopal Divinity School. Cambridge. Mass., 1909; address,
Riverside, R. I.
LEVTNE. BENJAMIN SAMUEL, Sc.M.; Sc.B. Trinity CoUege 1912; address,
Rockville, Conn.
McCAULL, JOSEPH ANTHONY, A.M.; Ph.B. 1913.
McCOY, CHARLES EVERETT, A.M.; A.B. Cornell University 1906. Clergy.
man; address. Trinity Rectory. Bristol. R. I.
MECKEL. ROBERT JAMES YORKSTON. A.M.; A.B. 1912.
MOFFITT. JEANNETTE BELL. A.M.; Ph.B. 1911.
MOTT, MILDRED LOUISE. A.M.; Ph.B. 1913.
MUSGROVE, EUGENE RICHARD, A.M.; Sc.B. Dartmouth CoUege 1905. Teacher
ot EngUsh; address. 783 Warburton Ave.. Yonkers. N. Y.
NELSON. WALTER CHAD WICK, A.M.; Ph.B. 1912.
PERCEFULL, SARIN CUBBAGE, A.M.; A.B. Baylor University 1912; address,
Marlow, Okla.
POTTER, ALICE MANCHESTER. A.M.; A.B. 1908.
RHOADES, CARL TRACY. A.M.; A.B. Bates CoUege 1912. Teacher; address,
Weston, Mass.
RINALDO, JEANNETTE, A.M.; A.B. Smith College, 1912. Teacher; address,
7265 Pacific St., DiUon, Montana.
SMILEY. HAROLD EVERETT, Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1912.
SULLIVAN, WILLIAM MATTHEW, A.M.; A.B. 1913.
SWEET, ADA ELIZABETH. A.M.; A.B. 1911.
VON DER LEITH. JOHN FREDERICK. Sc.M.; Ph.B. 1912.
WOLFE. HERBERT EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. 1912.
YOUNG, WALTER ALLEN, A.M.; Ph.B. 1891.
1890-1891 SPECIAL GRADUATE STUDENTS
609
SPECIAL GRADUATE STUDENTS
1890-1891
DAGGETT, FRED JOHNSON, A.B., Bates CoUege, 1899. Lawyer; address, Pem-
berton BIdg., Boston, Mass.
1891-1892
CURTIS, WILLIAM WOODSIDE, A.B., Bowdoin 1882; A.M., 1885. With New
York Life Insurance Company; address, 43 Spring St., Pawtucket, R. I.
DUNNELL, HENRY, A.B., Yale University 1891. Dealer in Investment Secmities;
address. East Greenwich, R. I.
1892-1893
ALLEN,EMILYFRANCES,Ph.B., Boston University 1891. Proofreader; address,
42 Spear St., Quincy, Mass.
BASS, BERTHA, A.B., Wesleyan University, 1886; A.M.,"l889. Teacher; address,
Wadleigh High School, 114th St. West of 7th Ave., New York, N. Y.
CALDWELL, WILLIAM ALLEN, A.B., Cumberland CoUege, 1892. Principal
preparatory school; address, Mt. Juliet, Tenn.
HALLER, JOHN FREDERICK, M.D., University of Buffalo, 1888. Physician,
Providence, R. I., Brooklyn, N. Y.; d. Dec. 3, 1910.
HASTINGS, HENRY HARMON, A.B., Bowdoin CoUege, 1890. Lawyer; address.
Bethel, Maine.
HOYT, ELIZABETH GUILD, A.B., WeUesley CoUege, 1891; A.M., 1893. High
school teacher; address, 40 Humboldt Ave., Providence, R. I.
PERKINS, GEORGE HERBERT, A.B., Harvard University, 1884. In insurance
business; address, 937 Main St., Wobum, Mass.
1893-1894
JENKS, ANNA BELLE, A.B., WeUesley College. 1890; address. Southern Pines,
N.C.
STINSON, WILLIAM CHARLES, A.B., BuckneU University, 1886. Minister;
address, ChiUicotte, Ohio.
1894-1895
HUNT, HENRY DWIGHT, Ph.B., Yale University. 1892. Music tea<Aer; address,
58 Dexter St., Providence, R. I.
KNIGHTS, FREDERIC MELLEN, Sc.B., University of Vermont, 1894. Instruc-
tor in chemistry. Brown University, 1894-95; address unknown.
RIDER, ARTHUR WILLIAM, A.B., Illinois CoUege, 1886. Secretary, American
Baptbt Foreign Missionary Society; address, 906 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
TILLEY, CHARLES EDWARD, A.B., Amherst CoUege, 1892; A.M., 1897. Lawyer;
mstnictor. Brown University, 1897-99; address, 8 Elton St., Providence, R. I.
UTTER, KATHARINE MARIA [Mrs. Lewis Anthony Waterman], A.B., Vassar
CoUege, 1894; address, 100 Alumni Ave., Providence, R. I.
610 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1895-1896
1895-1896
ADAMS, ELLA MARIA [Mrs. Lellan J. Tuck], A.B., Smith College 1893; address,
83 Lyon St., Pawtucket, R. I.
HATHAWAY, HARRIET MAY, A.B., Boston University, 1892. High school
teacher; address, 77 Peace St., Providence, R. I.
SHEPARD, ALVIN DWIGHT, A.B., Bates College, 1892. School superintendent;
teacher; minister; address, Ulysses, N. Y.
1896-1897
JAMESON, LILLIAN [Mrs. R. H. Richards], A.B., Smith College, 1890; address,
32 Eliot St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
MANN, RUTH MITCHELL [Mrs. Arthur HoUingsworth], A.B., Vassar College
1896; address, 593 Broad St., Providence, R. I.
MORTON, MARGARET [Mrs. WiUard F. Keeney], A.B., Vassar CoUege, 1892;
address, 28 Lafayette Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
NICKERSON, ASA HARDEN, M.D., Harvard University, 1882; d. 1897.
O'NEIL, WILLIAM ROE, A.B., Tufts CoUege, 1896. Teacher, High School of
Commerce, New York; address, 155 W. 65th St., New York, N. Y.
POWERS, WILLIAM HOWARD, A.B., Miami University, 1891; A.M., 1896.
Teacher and librarian; address, The Agricultural College, Brookings, S. D.
1897-1898
BAKER, MARIAN TOWNE [Mrs. Walter Lloyd], A.B., Smith College, 1896;
address, 12 Lloyd Road, Montclair, N. J.
GORDON, ELLEN CHASE, A.B., Middlebm-y College, 1897; address, 115 Elm
St., Amesbury, Mass.
HOYT, ROBERT DOUGLAS, A.B., University of Vermont, 1894; address uu-
; known.
HUNT, HATTIE ELMINA, Ph.D., University of the City of New York. Teacher,
Washington, D. C.;. address, Hamilton, N. Y.
MOWRY, FLORENCE PASSMORE, Litt.B., Mount Holyoke CoUege, 1896;
address, 276 Providence St., Woonsocket, R. I.
1898-1899
ADAMS, FREDERICK CARHART, A.B., WUliams College, 1895. Teacher;
address. Mechanics Arts High School, Boston, Mass.
BROWN, JOHN WILOUGHBY, A.B., Acadia CoUege, 1886; A.M., 1895. Field
secretary. Nova Scotia and Bermuda Sunday School Association; address Wolf-
viUe, N. S. ,
SCOTT, ARTHUR CURTIS, Sc.B., R. I. State CoUege, 1895; Ph.D., University of
Wisconsin, 1902. President, Scott Engineering Co., 632 WUson Bldg., DaUas, Texas.
1900-1901
BARTON, ROSAMOND MAYARD, A.B., CorneU University, 1895. Teacher;
address, Wadleigh High School, 114th St. West of 7th Ave., New York, N. Y.
DORING, FREDERICK WILLIAM, A.B., Dartmouth CoUege, 1883; A.M., 1886.
Lawyers teacher at Boston University; address, 53 State St., Boston, Mass.
GRAD, BENNETT, A.B., University of Cincinnati, 1894. Instructor, Brown
University, 1900-01. Minister; address, Milwaukee, Wis.
1900-1901 SPECIAL GRADUATE STUDENTS 611
ILES, CONSTANCE HURFORD, Litt.B., Smith College, 1895; b. Sharon, Mass..
Aug. 6, 1871; d. Clifton Springs, N. Y., March 19, 1903.
ROBINSON, CONSTANCE, A.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1894; d. June 18, 1910.
1901-1902
BARNES, ERNEST WARREN, Ph.B., Tabor College, 1901; address, Wickford, R. I.
CONYNGTON, MARY KATHERINE, A.B., Wellesley College, 1894; A.M., 1899.
Social worker; address. Bureau of Labor, Washington, D. C.
FAIRCHILD, NELLIE REBECCA, Litt.B., Smith CoUege, 1898; address, 176
Governor St., Providence, R. I.
GARDINER, LUCY ALLEN. Teacher; address, Jamestown, R. I.
SLADE, RUTH ELEANOR, Litt.B., Smith College, 1901; Address, 68 Barnes St.,
Providence, R. I.
WITHAM, ROSE ADELAIDE, A.B., Smith College, 1895. address, 15 Westport
Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
1902-1903
BRADLEY, FRANCIS JAMES, A.B., Dartmouth College, 1900; A.M., Harvard
University, 1901; D.B., University de Propaganda Fide, Rome, Italy, 1905. Roman
Catholic priest; address. Cathedral Rectory, Fall River, Mass.
BRAGDON, FREDERICK ELIAS, A.B., Wesleyan University, 1891.
CEDERBERG, WILLIAM EMANUEL, Sc.B., Augustana College, 111., 1900; Ph.B.,
Yale University, 1902. Instructor in drawing. Brown University, 1902-03; address,
430 N. Frances St., Madison, Wis.
FRANKLIN, RUTH PARKER, A.B., Smith College, 1885; A.M., Cornell Uni-
versity, 1886. Teacher; address, 78 Spring St., Newport, R. I.
HOWLAND, ALICE MERRILL, A.B., Vassar College, 1896; address, Hope, R. L
PACKARD, ROSCOE MILLIKIN, A.M., Western Reserve University, 1900.
Instructor mathematics. Brown University, 1902-04; address. Patent OfiSce, Wash-
ington, D. C.
POWER, JOHN JOSEPH, Ph.B., Wesleyan University, 1890; LL.B., Victoria
University, Toronto, 1891; D.C.L., Trinity University, Toronto, 1898; A.B.,
Queen's University, 1900; Toronto University, 1903; A.M., 1904. Lawyer; address,
P. O. Box, 394, Halifax, N. S.
TRUMAN, PERCIVAL HENRY, A.B., Williams College, 1898. Lawyer; address,
1519 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago, 111.
1903-1904
HOWARD, WILL RUSSELL, Sc.B., University of Maine, 1882. Teacher; address,
42 Southworth St., Williamstown, Mass.
1904-1905
BREWER, CLIFTON HARTWELL, A.B., Harvard University, 1902; A.M., 1903;
D.B., Cambridge Episcopal Theological School, 1904. Episcopal clergyman; address,
Roslyn, Long Island, N. Y.
MEDBURY, BOSTON, A.B., Ohio State University, 1904.
MORGAN, HENRI ALBERT, A.B., Williams College, 1904. Teacher; address,
Cheshire School, Cheshire, Conn.
THOMAS, WILBUR KELSEY, A.B., Friends' University, Wichita, Kans.; address,
12 Hazelwood St., Roxbury, Mass.
WHITTEN, LOUIS GILMAN, A.B., Bates College, 1900; address, 364 W. 7th St.,
Auburn, Ind.
612 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1906-1906
1905-1906
BATTEY, LEWIS BIRCH, Sc.B., Columbia University, 1904. Mechanical engineer;
address, 319 Grove St., Fall River, Mass.
BRUNINGHAUS, CHARLES WALTER, A.B., Hiram College, 1905; D.O., Massa-
chusetts College of Osteopathy, 1908. Physician; address, 1 Chatham St., Worcester,
Mass.
CROSS, MARY WILSON, A.B., Vassar College, 1903; A.M., 1905. Secretary and
instructor, Franklin College; address, Franklin College, Franklin, Ind.
CROUCH, JAMES ROBERT, Sc.B., South Carolina Military Academy, 1899;
LL.B., Yale University, 1910. Lawyer and farmer; address. Fort Motte, South
Carolina.
HAMMER, THOMAS PHILIP, Sc.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1904; address,
7318 Bryan St., Philadelphia, Pa.
HOLDER, RUFUS ERASMUS, A.M., Bethel College, 1896; Th.M., Southern.
Baptist Seminary, 1901; address, West Chester, Pa.
HYDE, JOHN CHESTER, A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1886; A.M., 1889.
Baptist minister; address, 2040 East 69th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
1906-1907
BABER, JAMES ALBERT, Sc.B., National Normal University, 1885; A.M., 1887;
A.M., 1889; address, Southern Normal University, Huntingdon, Tenn.
CHURCH, GEORGE EVERETT, A.B., Amherst College, 1872; A.M., 1878.
• Grammar school principal; b. Jan. 27, 1846; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 28, 1913.
CURRY, EDGAR JAMES, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1901; D.B., Drew
Theological Seminary, 1904; A.M., New York University, 1905. Methodist mmister;
address, 17 Snow Ave., Brockton, Mass.
DAVIS, CHARLES ABBOTT, Sc.B., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1891; de-
ceased, 1908.
MITCHELL, FRANCIS MARION, A.B., Shurtleff College, 1877. Minister;
address, Wickford, R. I.
WASHBURN, ALFRED OWEN, A.B., FranUin CoUege, 1906; address, 120
Washmgton St., Utica, N. Y.
WATTERS, HENRY EUGENE, Sc.B., Southern Normal University, 1899; A.B.,
1900; A.M., 1902. Teacher and preacher; address, Martin, Tenn.
1907-1908
DOMINCOVICH, HARRY ANTHONY, A.B., Haverford College, 1903; A.M.,
Harvard University, 1904. Teacher; address, Germantown Friends' School, Coulter
St., Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
FRAZER, CHARLES RIVERS, A.B., Shaw University, 1900; A.B., University of
Chicago, 1906; address, Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina.
FUJITA, KWANTARO, Ph.B., University of Mmnesota, 1902; from Tokushimo,
Japan.
GARDNER, IDA MASON, Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1898; A.M. honorary,
Beloit College, 1895. High school teacher; address, 159 Norwood Ave., Edge-
wood, R. I.
GREENLAW, FRANK MURRAY, Sc.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1890; address, Newport, R. I.
HENRY, HAROLD OLIVER, B.L., Philosophic University of Paris, 1905. De-
ceased at the American Legation, Peking, China, January, 1912.
HOWARD, ELLA LOUISE BOOMER [Mrs. Frederick H.], Ph.B., Syracuse Uni-
versity, 1883. High school teacher; address, 516 Wyoming St., Syracuse, N. Y.
NELSON, WILLIAM JACKSON, A.B., Baylor University, 1907; address unknown.
1907-1908 SPECIAL GRADUATE STUDENTS 613
PECK, HELEN ELIZABETH, A.B., Wellesley College, 1904; address, Saunders-
town, R. I.
SEARLE, HELEN ELIZABETH, A.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1904; address.
High School, Meriden, Conn.
SEARLES, EDMUND DAVIS, A.B., Wesleyan University, 1896; A.M., 1898.
High school teacher; address. New Bedford High School, New Bedford, Mass.
WASHBURN, ARTHUR L., A.B., Harvard University, 1900; H.D., Episcopal
Theological Seminary, Cambridge, Mass., 1903. Episcopal clergyman; address.
The Minden, Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
1908-1909
BUDLONG, JESSIE VALENTINE, Litt.B., Smith College, 1908; address, 198
Governor St., Providence, R. I.
EMERSON, JENNIE FOSTER [Mrs. Albert Elliott Bumham], A.B., Smith College,
1902; address, 873 High St., Central Falls, R. I.
HANNA, HARRY DELBERT, A.B., Washington and Jefferson College, 1896;
D.B., Allegheny Theological Seminary, 1899. Minister; address, Valencia, Pa.
JACKSON, MARGARET PINCKNEY [Mrs. Author M. Allen], A.B., Vassar CoUege,
1901; address, 84 Upton St., Providence, R. I.
KINGSBURY, MAYBELLE GIFFORD [Mrs. James P. Littlefield]. A.B., Smith
College, 1908; address, 109 Arlington Ave., Providence, R. I.
PARK, MARION EDWARDS, A.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1898; address. Low
Buildings, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
1909-1910
ALLEN, HELEN, A.B., WeUesley College, 1909; address, 118 Lincohi Ave., Fall
River, Mass.
BATTEY, THOMAS J., A.B., A.M., Havertord College, 1863. Teacher, Moses
Brown School, Providence, R. I.
COMSTOCK, MARJORIE, STUART [Mrs. Henry C. Hart], A.B., Smith College,
1907; address, 57 University Ave., Providence, R. I.'
KEIRSTEAD, WILLIAM ODED, A.B., Bates CoUege, 1906; A.B., Yale Uni-
versity, 1907; A.M., 1908. Minister; address, 9 Francis Ave., Providence, R. I.
LANGFORD, ALICE GERTRUDE, A.B., Smith College, 1909; address, 35 Ridge
St., Fall River, Mass.
MITCHELL, ROBERT McBURNEY, A.B., University of Chicago, 1903. In-
structor in German, Brown University; address, 144 Congdon St., Providence, R. I.
MOFFETT, EDMUND EVERETT; address, Saylesville, R. I.
PITMAN, MARGARETH ARNOLD [Mrs. Henry G. Chamberlain], A.B., Smith
College, 1907; A.M., Radcliffe College, 1910; address, 339 Charles St., Boston,
Mass.
READ, FREDERICK HENRY, Sc.B., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1896.
Teacher, English High School, Providence, R. I.; address. Oak Lawn, R. I.
RICHARDSON, CHARLES CARROLL, A.B., Colby College, 1887; A.M., 1891.
School superintendent; address, Leicester, Mass.
SMEAD, ALFRED FELTON, Sc.B., Tufts College, 1906. High school teacher;
address, Haverhill High School, Haverhill, Mass.
1910-1911
BRADY, AGNES CONSTANCE, A.B., Trinity CoUege, 1910; address, 769 Presi-
dent Ave., Fall River, Mass.
CHRYSTIE, ROBERT JOHN, Ph.B., Taylor University, 1900; A.M., 1901; Ph.D.,
1902. Methodist Episcopal clergyman; address, 1 New York Ave., Oak Bluffs,
Mass.
614 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1910-1911
DAY, ANNE MARJORIE, A.B., Vassar College, 1898; address, 216 Medway St..
Providence, R. I.
FLEAGLE, FRED K., A.B., University of Michigan, 1907; address, St. Johns,
Mich.
LELAND, LESLIE, A.B., Smith College, 1910; address, 10 Elm St., Concord, Mass.
PRATT, HARRY EMERY, A.B., Colby College, 1908. High school principal;
address, 332 South St., Pittsfield. Mass.
ROSSIRE, HENRY LANSING, M.E., Cornell University, 1908; address, 711
North Seventh St., Keokuk, Iowa.
RUDDIMAN, LOUISE ADELE, A.B., Wellesley College. 1910; address, 32 Hoyt
Ave.. Astoria, New York, N. Y.
SHEPARD, MARGARET ELIZABETH, A.B., Wellesley CoUege, 1910. High
school teacher; address, Barrington, R. I.
1911-1912
COLLETT, MARY ELIZABETH, A.B., Wellesley College, 1910; A.M., University
of Pennsylvania, 1911; address, Atchison, Eans.
EATON, HAL ROSCOE, A.B., Bates College. 1896; address, Attleboro, Mass.
EMERSON, HELEN, A.B., Biyn Mawr College. 1911; address, 162 Blackstone
Boulevard, Providence, R. I.
FULLER, MARGARET AMES, A.B., Wellesley CoUege. 1911; address. 79 Charles .
Field St., Providence, R. I.
JONES, HAROLD MARSHALL, A.B., Harvard University. 1904; address, Rindge
Technical School, Cambridge, Mass.
LONG, JOHN JOSEPH, Ph.B., Yale University, 1907; address. Woonsocket, R. I.
MOORE. FRED ATKINS. A.B., Tufts College. 1904; S.T.B., 1906; address,
Attleboro. Mass.
PARSON. ARTLEY BEEBER. A.B.. Harvard University, 1903. Episcopal clergy-
man; address. St. Paul's church. Boston. Mass.
PROCTOR. HARRIET DAVIS, A.B., Bates College, 1900; address, Northboro,
Mass.
ROBERTS. LOU, A.B., WeUesley CoUege, 1911; address, Bristol, Conn.
SIEVERS, JOHN FREDERICK. A.B.. University of Missouri, 1908; B.S., 1908;
A.M., Harvard University, 1910. Instructor in German, Brown University, 1911-12;
address. Marion. Kans.
SMITH, LUTHER THOMAS, A.B.. University of Vermont. 1910; address. Hard-
wick, Vt.
1912-1913
ANTHONY, ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, A.B., Bates CoUege, 1908; A.M., Columbia
University, 1911; address, 336 CoUege St., Lewiston. Me.
ARON, SIMON LOUIE. Student; address, 62 HUton St., Providence, R. I.
ARONOVICL FLORENCE PARSONS [Mrs. Carol], A.B., ComeU University.
1905; address. Rose VaUey, Moylau Station, Pa.
BROWN, LAURENCE LINDSAY, A.B., Harvard University, 1910; A.M., 1911;
address, 473 June St., FaU River, Mass.
COMSTOCK, ALICE MAY, A.B., Smith CoUege, 1912; address, 76 Humboldt
Ave., Providence, R. I.
GIFFORD, MARGARET AMY, A.B., WeUesley CoUege, 1910; address. Moses
Brown School. Providence. R. I.
HARRINGTON, ADELBERT HAYES, A.B., Olivet CoUege, 1901; address, Pon-
tiac. R. I.
1912-1913 SPECIAL GRADUATE STUDENTS 616
MOWRY. JESSE BENTON, Sc.B., Norwich University, 1892; address, Che-
pachet, B. I.
BEID, DORA ALLEN, A.B., Smith College, 1907; address, Kinnear Apartments,
Seattle, Wash.
STILSON, IVA BURTON, D.D.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1895; address,
89 Angell St., Providence, R. I.
WHIPPLE, LUCIUS ALBERT, Sc.B., Rhode Island State College, 1908; address,
101 Blackstone Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
YEARWOOD, CHRISTOPHER HERBERT, B.D., Yale University, 1911; address,
British Guiana, South America.
616 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1769
HONORARY DEGREES
1769
BOLTON, WILLIAM, A.M. Clergyman, Cork, Ireland.
BOWEN, JABEZ, A.M.; A.B. Yale CoUege 1767; A.M. 1760; LL.D. Dartmouth
College 1800; fellow Brown University 1768-85; trustee 1785-1815; chancellor 1785-
1815; deputy governor R. I., 1778-86; associate justice B. I. Supreme Court, 1776-
78; chief justice 1780-81; member B. I. convention on the adoption of the U. S. con-
stitution 1790; loan commissioner R. I. under Washington; b. Providence, R. I.,
June i, 1739; d. Providence, May 7, 1815.
BRYSON, JAMES, A. M. Clergyman, England.
CLARKE, WILLIAM, A.M. Clergyman, England; d. 1795.
DAVIS, JOHN, A.M.; A.B. University of Penn. 1763; fellow Brown University 1768-
72; Baptist minister; pastor Second Church, Boston, Mass., 1770-72; agent Mass.
Colony of Baptists to represent their grievances imder Mass. laws 1770; member
American Philosophical Society 1770; b. Welsh Tract, New Castle Co., Del., 1737;
d. near Wheeling, W. Va., Dec. 13, 1772.
EDWARDS, JAMES, A.M. Clergyman, England.
EDWARDS, MORGAN. A.M.; College of Philadelphia 1762; fellow Brown Uni-
versity 1764-89; financial agent in England 1766-68; Baptist minister; pastor Cork,
Ireland, 1750-59; Philadelphia, Penn., 1761-70; preacher and lecturer 1770-96;
author Materials toward a History of the Baptists in Penn., 1772; Materials toward a
History of the Baptists in Jersey, 1792; b. Trevethin Parish, Monmouthshire, Wales,
May 9, 1722; d. Pencador, Del., Jan. 28, 1796.
EVANS, CALEB, A.M.; D.D. 1789. Baptist minister; pastor Bristol, England;
b. Bristol, England, 1737; d. Aug. 9, 1791.
HART, OLIVER, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Charleston, S. C, 1750-80; Hope-
well, N. J., 1780-95; sent by council of safety to reconcile disaffected frontier settlers
1775; b. Warmmster, Penn., July 5, 1723; d. HopeweU, N. J., Dec. 31, 1795.
HOWELL, DAVID. A.M.; LL.D. 1793; A.B. College of N.J. 1766; A.M. 1769; Yale
College 1772; tutor Brown University 1766-69; professor natural philosophy 1769-79;
jurisprudence 1790-1824; acting president 1791-92; fellow Brown University 1773-
1824; secretary of the corporation 1780-1806; lawyer Providence, R. I.; member
Continental congress 1782-86; associate justice R. I. supreme court 1786-87; attorney
general 1789; commissioner for settling the boundaries of the U. S.; district attorney
R. I.; U. S. justice R. I. district 1812-24; b. N. J., Jan. 1, 1747; d. Providence. R. I.,
July 21, 1824.
JONES, ROBERT STRETTLE, A.M.; College of Philadelphia 1765; d. 1792.
JONES, SAMUEL, A.M.; D.D. 1786; A.B., College of Philadelphia 1762; A.M.
1765; D.D. 1788; Baptist minister; pastor Lower Dublin, and Southampton. Penn.,
1763-70; Pennepek, 1770-1814; chaplain Penn. regiment during the Revolution; b.
Cefen-y-Gelli, Bettws Parish, Glamorganshire, South Wales, Jan. 14, 1735; d. Phila-
delphia, Penn., Feb. 7, 1814.
MORGAN, ABEL, A.M.; Baptist minister; pastor Middletown, N. J., 1738-86; b.
Welsh Tract, Del., April 18, 1713; d. Middletown, N. J., Nov. 24, 1786.
RYLAND, JOHN COLLETT, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Warwick, Northamp-
ton. Enfield, England; b. 1723; d. 1792.
SMITH, HEZEKLAH, A.M.; D.D. 1797; A.B. College of N. J. 1762; A.M. 1766;
Yale University 1772; fellow Brown University 1765-1805; Baptist minister; pastor
Haverhill, Mass., 1765-1805; chaplain American army dicing Revolution; b. Long
Island, N. Y., April 21. 1737; d. Haverhill, Mass., Jan. 22, 1805.
1769 HONORARY DEGREES 617
STILLMAN, SAMUEL, A.M.; D.D. 1788; A.M. Harvard University 1761 ; College
of Philadelphia 1761. Trustee Brown University 1764-65; fellow 1765-1807; Baptist
minister; pastor First Church, Boston, 1765-1807; member Federal convention
1788; member American Philosophical Society; b. Philadelphia, Penn., Feb. 27,
17S7; d. Boston, Mass., March 12, 1807.
STITES, JOHN, A.M. Mayor Elizabethtown, N. J.
THOMAS, DAVID, A.M. Baptist minister; missionary, Va., 1751-88; pastor
Virginia and Kentucky; b. London Tract, Penn., Aug. 16, 1732; d. about 1815.
TOULMIN, JOSHUA, A.M.; D.D. Harvard University 1794. Independent clergy-
man Colyton, Devonshire; Baptist clergyman Taunton, Somersetshire; Unitarian
clergyman Birmingham, 1804-15; b. London, 1740; d. 1815.
UPHAM, EDWARD, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1734; A.M. 1737; fellow
Brown University 1764-89; Baptist minister; pastor West Springfield, Mass., 1740-
48, 1771-90; First Church, Newport, R. I., 1748-71; b. Maiden, Mass., March 26,
1709; d. West Springfield, Oct. 5, 1797.
WANTON, JOSEPH, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1751; A.M. 1754. Trustee
Brown University 1764-80; merchant Newport, R. I.; member R. I. general as-
sembly; deputy governor R. I., 1764-65, 1767-68; b. Newport, R. I., Feb. 8, 1730;
d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 8, 1780.
WARD, HENRY, A.M. Fellow Brown University 1767-71; secretary R. I. 1760-97;
member Congress New York, N. Y., 1765; member committee of correspondence
during Revolution; b. B. I., Dec. 27, 1732; d. R. I., Nov. 25, 1797.
1770
BEDDOME, BENJAMIN, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Bourton-on-the-Water,
England, 1743-97; b. Henley, England, Jan. 23, 1717; d. Bourton-on-the-Water,
England, Sept. 3, 1797.
BOWEN, WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B. Yale University 1766. Physician Providence,
R. I.; original fellow R. I. Medical Society; b. Providence, R. I., March 8, 1747; d.
Providence, Jan. 1832.
BROWN, JOSEPH, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1769-85; professor natural
philosophy 1784-85; merchant Providence, R. I.; member R. I. House of Repre-
sentatives; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 3, 1733; d. Providence, Dec. 3, 1785.
EATON, ISAAC, A.M.; College of N. J. 1756; College of Philadelphia 1761. Baptist
minister; pastor Hopewell, N. J., 1748-72; principal Hopewell Academy; b. Mont-
gomery, Penn., 1724; d. Hopewell, N. J., July 4, 1772.
EVANS, ABEL, A.M.
EVANS, HUGH, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Bristol, England; d. 1781.
JAMES, SAMUEL, A.M. Baptist minister, England.
REYNOLDS, JOHN, A.M. Baptist minister, England; d. 1792.
WALLIN, BENJAMIN, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Maze Pond church, London.
England, 1741-82; b. London, England, 1711; d. Feb. 19, 1782.
WEST, BENJAMIN, A.M.; LL.D. 1792; A.M., Harvard University 1770; Dart-
mouth College 1782. Merchant and bookseller Providence, R. I.; clothing manu-
facturer during Revolution; teacher mathematics, Protestant Episcopal Seminary,
Philadelphia, Penn., 1787-88; professor mathematics and astronomy 1788-98; mathe-
mathics and natural philosophy 1798; principal school for navigation. Providence:
postmaster 1802-13; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1781; author
various articles on astronomy; editor almanacs 1763-93; Ninth American Calendar,
b. Rehoboth, Mass., March, 1730; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 26, 1813.
WILLIAMS, DAVID, A.M. Dissenting minister Frome, Somersetshire, England
Exeter; Highgate; founder academy. Chelsea, 1773; chapel, Margaret Street, Caven-
dish Square, London, 1776; Literary fund, 1788-89; b. near Cardigan, Wales, 1738
d. 1816.
WOODMAN, ISAAC, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Thorpe, or Sutton, Leicester,
England; d. before 1789.
618 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1771
1771
HITCHCOCK, DANIEL, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1761; A.M. 1764. Lawyer
Providence, R. I.; lieutenant-colonel R. I. militia; colonel Continental army 1775-
77; b. R. L, 1741; d. Morristown, N. J., Jan. 1777.
NELSON, WILLIAM, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Taunton, Mass.; d. 1806.
PELOT, FRANCIS, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Eutaw, S. C; b. Norville,
Switzerland, March 11, 1720; d. Eutaw, S. C, 1774.
1772
KELLY, ERASMUS, A.M.; A.B., College of Philadelphia 1769; A.M. 1783. Baptist
minister; pastor First Church Newport, R. I.; b. Perkasie, Bucks Co., Penn., July 24,
1748; d. Newport, R. I., Nov. 7, 1784.
RYLAND, JOHN, A.M.; D.D. 1792. Baptist minister; president Baptist College,
Bristol, England; secretary Baptist Missionary Society 1815-25; b. Warwick, Eng-
land, Jan. 29, 1753; d. Bristol, England, May 25, 1825.
WILLIAMS, JONATHAN, A.B.. Harvard University 1772; d. 1780.
1773
BROWN, JOHN, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1774-1803; treasurer 1775-96.
Merchant Providence, R. I.; leader attack on Gaspee, June 17, 1772; member Conti-
nental Congress 1784-86; member commission for erection of the federal buildings;
member U. S. house of representatives 1799-1801; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 27, 1736;
d. Providence, Sept. 20, 1803.
EYRES, THOMAS, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1754; A.M. 1757. FeUow Brown Uni-
versity 1764-88; secretary 1764-76. Physician Newport, R. I.; b. 1735; d. Newport,
R. I., Feb. 23, 1788.
FOSTER, HENRY, A.M.; A.B., Oxford University. Minister Church of England;
curate and lecturer St. Andrew Wardrobe, Blackfriars, 1769-89; curate St. James,
Clerkenwell, 1804-14; b. 1745; d. 1814.
FULLER, BENJAMIN, A.M. Baptist minister Devizes, Wiltshire, England.
HEXTALL, WILLIAM, A.M. Independent minister, Northampton, England.
NEWTON, JOHN, A.M.; D.D., College of N. J. 1791. Minister Church of England;
curate Olney, Buckinghamshire; St. Mary Woolnoth and St. Mary Woolchurch Haw,
Lombard Street, London; b. London, England, 1725; d. 1807.
STAFFORD, JOHN, A.M. Independent minister; pastor New Broad Street Chapel.
London, 1758-1800; b. Leicester, England, 1728; d. 1800.
SYMMONDS, JOSHUA, A.M. Independent minister, Bedford, England; d. 1788.
TOPLADY, AUGUSTUS MONTAGUE, A.M.; A.B., Dublin University 1760.
Church of England minister; rector Broad Hemburg, Devon, England, 1768-75;
near Leicester Square, London, 1775-78; b. Famham, Surrey, 1740; d. Aug. 11, 1778.
1774
ASH, JOHN, A.M.; LL.D. elsewhere 1^74. Baptist minister, Loughwood, Dorset,
England; Pershore, Worcestershire; b. Dorsetshire, England, 1724; d. Pershore,
England, 1779.
BABCOCK, JOSHUA, A.M.; A.B., Yale University 1724; A.M. 1727. Fellow Brown
University 1764-83; medical student Boston, Mass.; England; physician Westerly,
R. I.; first postmaster Westerly 1776; associate justice R. I. Supreme Court 1747-
49; chief justice 1749-51, 1763-64; major-general R. I. militia 1776; deputy R. I.
general assembly 1776; b. Westerly, R. I., 1707; d. Westerly, April 1, 1783.
BOOTH, ABRAHAM, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Particular Baptbts, London,
1769-1806; b. Blackwell, Derbyshire, England, 1734; d. 1806.
DA VIES, BENJAMIN, A.M. Baptist minister Wales; principal academy, Aber-
gavenny, Wales.
1774 HONOEARY DEGREES 619
DAY, ROBERT, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Wellington, Someirsetshire, England:
d. 1791.
GREGSON, MOSES, A.M. Clergyman, Rowell, Northamptonshire, England.
JENNINGS, JAMES, A.M. Clergyman, Islington, near London, England.
JONES, DAVID, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Freehold Church, Monmouth Co.,
N. J.; Great Valley Church, Chester Co., Penn.; Southampton Church, Bucks Co.,
Penn.; chaplain Contmental army 1776-81; U. S. army 1794-96, 1813-15; b. White
Clay Creek Hundred, Newcastle Co., Del., May 12, 1736; d. East Town, Chester Co.,
Penn., Feb. 5, 1820.
OULTON, JOHN, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Rawdon, Yorkshu-e, England; d.
1804.
PORTER, WILLIAM, A.M. Independent minister; pastor Camomile Street,
London, England.
POYNTING. JOHN, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Worcester, England; d. 1791.
PYE, JOHN, A.M. Minister Sheffield, Yorkshire, England; d. 1774.
SKILLMAN, ISAAC, A.M.; D.D. 1798; A.B. College of N.J. 1766. Baptist minister;
pastor Second Church, Boston, Mass., 1773-87; Salem, N. J., 1790-99; b. N. J., 1740-
d. June 8, 1799.
STELLE, BENJAMIN, A.M.; A.B., College of N. J. 1766. Principal Latin School;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; b. N. J., 1741; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 17, 1819.
TILLINGHAST, WILLIAM, A.M. Baptist minister.
VAN HORN, WILLIAM, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Southampton, Penn..
Scotch Plains Church, N. J.; chaplain Continental army; member first Penn. consti-
tutional convention; b. Bucks Co., Penn., July 8, 1747; d. Pittsburgh, Penn., Oct. 31,
1807.
WHITE, JOHN, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1771; A.M. 1774; b. Weymouth,
Mass., March 6, 1759; d. Weymouth, Nov. 7, 1816.
WILTON, SAMUEL, A.M.; D.D., College of N. J. 1773. Independent clergyman;
pastor Tooting, Surrey, England.
1775
FOSTER. BENJAMIN, A.B.; A.M. 1786; D.D. 1792; A.B.. Yale College 1774;
A.M. Yale College 1781. Trustee Brown University 1786-98; Baptist minister;
pastor Leicester, Danvers, Mass.; First Church, Newport, R. I.; First Chiurch, New
York, N.Y.; b. Danvers, Mass., June 12, 1750; d. New York, N. Y., Aug. 26, 1798
1776
GREENE. NATHANAEL, A.M.; College of N. J. 1781. Member R. I. General
Assembly 1770; brigadier-general Continental army 1775-76; major-general 1776-83;
quartermaster-general retaining right to command in field 1778-80; b. Potowomut,
E. I., June 7, 1742; d. Mulberry Grove, Ga., June 19, 1786.
PARKE, JOHN, A.M.; A.B., College of Philadelphia 1771; A.M. 1775; Harvard
University 1776. Assistant to quartermaster-general. Continental army; lieutenant-
colonel; b. Dover, Del., April 7, 1754; d. near Dover, Dec. 11, 1789.
1783
BOURNE, BENJAMIN, A.M.; LL.D. 1801; A.B. Harvard University 1775; A.M.
1778. Trustee Brown University 1792-1808. Quartermaster and ensign E. I. militia
1776-77; member R. I. General Assembly; one of committee sent with a petition
from R. I. to Continental Congress 1789; delegate R. I. convention on adoption of the
Federal constitution 1790; member U. S. house of representatives 1790-96; justice
U. S. district court, E. I., 1801-08; b. Bristol, E. I., Sept. 9, 1765; d. Bristol, Sept. 17,
1808.
MANN, JAMES, A.M.; M.D. 1815; A.B.. Harvard University 1776; A.M. 1779;
Yale College 1782. Surgeon Continental army; physician New York, N. Y.; surgeon
U. S. army 1812-32; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; b. Wrentham,
Mass.. July 22. 1759; d. Governor's Island. N. Y.. Nov. 7, 1832.
«20 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1783
OLIVER, THOMAS FITCH, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1775; A.M. 1778.
Fellow Brown University 1784-88. Episcopal minister; rector Providence, R. I.;
b. Salem, Mass., 1757; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 25, 1797.
1784
HOPKINS. STEPHEN, LL.D. Trustee Brown University 1764-85; chancellor
1764-85; member R. I. House of Representatives 14 terms 1738-52, also 1770-75;
speaker 1741-43; assistant justice R. I. Superior Court 1747-51; chief justice 1761-
55; delegate Colonial Congress, Albany, N. Y., 1754, 1755; governor R. I., 1755-57,
1758-62, 1763-65, 1767-68; delegate Colonial Congress, Boston, Mass., 1757; member
Continental Congress 1774-77; signer Declaration of Independence 1776; member
B. I. Council of War 1776-78; American Philosophical Society; b. Providence, R. I.
March 7, 1707; d. Providence, July 13, 1785.
RIPPON, JOHN, A.M.; D.D. 1792. Baptist minister; pastor London 1773-1836;
b. Devonshire, England, 1751; d. 1836.
1786
ALLISON, BURGISS, A.M.; D.D. 1804. Student R. I. College, 1777; Baptist
minister; pastor Bordentown, N. J.; chaplain U. S. House of Representatives 1816;
navy yard, Washington, D. C, 1816-27; member American Philosophical Society;
b. Bordentown, N. J., Aug. 17, 1753; d. Washington, D. C:, Feb. 20, 1827.
EDWARDS, ENOCH, A.M.
FOSTER, BENJAMIN, A.M.; A.B. 1775; D.D. 1792.
JONES, SAMUEL, D.D.; A.M. 1769.
NEWTON, JAMES, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Bristol, England; d. 1790.
SHARP, GRANVILLE, LL.D.; Harvard University 1788; College of William and
Mary 1791; law student England; in ordnance office, England, until 1777; philan-
thropist London; founder Society for the Abolition of Slavery; b. Durham, England,
Nov. 10, 1735; d. July 6, 1813.
THOMAS, JOSEPH, A.M.
WILSON, PETER, A.M.; LL.D., Union College 1798. Member N. J. legislature
1777-83; professor Greek and Latin languages, Columbia College, 1789-92, 1797-
1820; b. Ordiquhill, Banff, Scotland, Nov. 23, 1746; d. New Barbadoes, N. J., Aug. 1,
1825.
1787
BRIGGS, JOEL, A.B.; A.M. 1795. Student Brown University 1777; Baptist min-
ister;, pastor Randolph, Mass.; b. Norton, Mass., April 15, 1757;- d. Randolph, Mass.,
Jan. 18, 1828.
FOSTER, DANIEL, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1777; A.M. 1780; Harvard
University 1785; Congregational minister; pastor New Braintree, Mass.; b. Warren,
Mass., 1751; d. New Braintree, Mass., Sept. 4, 1795.
JEFFERSON, THOMAS, LL.D.; A.B., College of William and Mary 1762; LL.D.
1782; Yale College 1786; Harvard University 1787; College of N. J. 1791. Delegate
Continental Congress 1775-76, 1783-84;" governor Va. 1779-81; U. S. minister pleni-
potentiary, France, 1784-89; U. S. secretary of state 1790-94; vice-president U. S.
1797-1801; president U. S. 1801-09; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences;
■ president American Philosophical Society; b. Shadwell, Va., April 2, 1743; d. Monti-
ceUo, Va., July 4, 1826.
OTTO. LOUIS GUILLAUME. c<mte de MOSLOY. LL.D. Secretary to Marquis de
La Luzerne, Munich, 1776; U. S. 1776-79; charg6 d'affau-es, U. S., 1779-92; secretary
of legation, Berlin. 1798-99; charg£ d'affaires. Berlin, 1799-1800; French minister
plenipotentiary, Munich, 1803; ambassador Vienna 1809-13; member American
Philosophical Society; minister of foreign affairs during the Hundred Days 1815;
b. Kork, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany, 1764; d. Paris. France. 1817.
PATTEN, WILLUM, A.M.; D.D. 1807; A.B., Dartmouth CoUege 1780; A.M.
Dartmouth College 1783; Yale College 1785. Trustee Brown University 1790-1839;
1787 HON^ORARY DEGREES 621
Congregational minister; pastor Second Church, Newport, R. I., 1786-1833; b. Hali-
fax, Mass., 1763; d. Hartford, Conn., March 9, 1839.
SENTER, ISAAC, A.M.; M.D., Yale College 1792; Harvard University 1793.
Trustee Brown University 1789-99; surgeon Continental army; prisoner at Quebec;
physician Pawtuxet, R. I., until 1780; Newport, R. I., 1780-99; member R. I. house
of representatives 1779-80; surgeon and physician-general R. I. 1780; corresponding
member Mass. Historical Society; member American Philosophical Society; b.
Londonderry, N. H., 1764; d. Dec. 20, 1799.
1788
FLINT, ABEL, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1786; A.M. 1788; D.D. Union College
1818. Tutor Brown University 1786-90; Congregational minbter; pastor Second
Church, Hartford, Conn., 1791-1824; b. Windham, Conn., Aug. 6, 1765; d.
Hartford, Conn., March 7, 1826.
HANCOCK, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B. Harvard University 1754; A.M. 1767; LL.D.
1792; A.M. College of N. J. 1769; Yale CoUege 1769. Merchant Boston, Mass.;
member Mass. House of Representatives 1766-72; Provincial Congress, Concord,
Mass., 17.74-76; Continental Congress 1776-80, 1785-86; president 1776-77; major-
general Mass. militia 1776; member Mass. Constitutional Convention 1780; gov-
ernor Mass. 1780-86, 1787-93; b. Quincy, Mass., Jan. 12, 1737; d. Quincy, Oct. 8,
1793.
HITCHCOCK, ENOS, D.D.; A.B. Harvard University 1767; A.M. 1770; Yale
College 1781; fellow Brown University 1785-1803. Congregational minister; pastor
Beverly, Mass.; chaplain Continental army 1780-83; pastor Benevolent Church,
Providence, R. I., 1783-1803; b. Springfield, Mass., March 7, 1744; d. Providence,
R. I., Feb. 27, 1803.
STANFORD, JOHN, A.M.; D.D. Union College 1829. Trustee Brown University
1788-90; Baptist minister; pastor Hammersmith, England, 1781-86; principal
academy. New York, N. Y., 1786-87, 1789-1813; pastor First Church, Providence,
B. L, 1787-88; b. Wandsworth, Surrey, England, Oct. 20, 1764; d. New York, N. Y.,
Jan. 14, 1834.
WINTER, JOSEPH, A.M. Lawyer.
STILLMAN, SAMUEL, D.D.; A.M. 1769.
1789
ALEXANDER, CALEB, A.M.; A.B. Yale College 1777. Presbyterian minister;
pastor New Marlboro, Mass.; Mendon, Salisbury, Norway, Fairfield, N. Y.; prin-
cipal academy, Fairfield; Onondaga, N. Y., 1812-16; missionary, Onondaga presby-
tery, 1822. b. Northfield, Mass., July 22, 1776; d. Onondaga, N. Y., April 12, 1828.
WASHBURN, SETH, A.M. Died 1845.
1790
ANDROS, THOMAS, A.M. Continental army; seaman, private armed vessel; cap-
tured by the British; escaped from Jersey prison ship; ordained Congregational
minister 1788; pastor Berkley, Mass., 1788-1834; member Mass. House of Repre-
sentatives two terms; author Sufferings on Board the Old Jersey Prison Ship in 1781;
b. Norwich, Conn., May 1, 1769; d. Berkley, Mass., Dec. 30, 1845.
COBB, DAVID, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1766; A.M. 1769; College of N.J.
1783. Physician Taunton, Mass.; delegate Provincial Congress, Concord, 1776;
colonel Continental army; brevet brigadier-general 1763; major-general Mass.
militia; judge court of common pleas Bristol Co.; member U. S. house of repre-
sentatives 1793-96; land agent and farmer Oldsboro, Me., 1796-1817; member Mass.
Senate; president 1802; member Mass. council 1808; lieutenant-governor Mass.
1809; member board of military defence 1812; chief justice court of common pleas,
Hancock Co., Me.; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; b. Attleboro,
Mass., Sept. 14, 1748; d. Taunton, Mass., April 17, 1830.
DANA, JOSIAH, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1763; A.M. 1766; Yale CoUege
1766; Dartmouth College 1794; Congregational minister; pastor Church of Christ,
628 BEOWN UNIVERSITY 1790
Barre, Mass., 1767-1801; b. Pomfret, Conn., Aug. 22, 1742; d. Barre, Mass., Oct. 1,
1801.
DEANE, SAMUEL, A.M.; D.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1760; A.M. 1768.
Librarian Harvard University 1760-63; tutor 1763-64; minister Portland, Me., 1766-
1814; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences;, vice-president and trustee
Bowdoin College 1794-1813; author N. E. Farmer, 2d ed., 1794; b. Dedham, Maas.,
July 10, 1733; d. Portland, Me., Nov. 12, 1814.
FALES, SAMUEL, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1773; A.M. 1776. Lawyer
Taimton, Mass.; clerk of the courts; chief justice Court of common pleas; b. Bristol,
R. I., 1750; d. Boston, Mass., Jan. 20, 1818.
FREEMAN, JAMES, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1777; A.M. 1780; D.D.
1811. Prisoner Quebec 1780-82; lay reader King's Chapel, Boston, Mass., 1782-87;
pastor King's Chapel 1787-1826; member first school conmiittee Boston 1792; fellow
American Academy of Arts and Sciences; original member Mass. Historical Society;
b. Charlestown, Mass., April 22, 1759; d. l^ewton, Mass., Nov. 14, 1885.
HOMER, JONATHAN, A.M.; D.D. 1826; A.B., Harvard University 1777; A.M.
1780; Dartmouth College 1788; Congregational minister; pastor First Church,
Newton, Mass., 1782-1839; member Mass. Historical Society; b. Boston, Mass.,
Oct. 1759; d. Newton, Mass., Aug. 11, 1843.
HOPKINS, SAMUEL, D.D., A.B. Yale College 1741; A.M. 1744; Congregational
minister; pastor Great Barrington, Mass., 1743-69; First Church, Newport, R.I.,
1770-76, 1780-1803; b. Waterbury, Conn., Sept. 17, 1721; d. Newport, R. I., Dec. 20,
1803.
STUBER, HENRY, A.M. Physician Philadelphia, Penn.; author Continuation of
Franklin's Avtobiography; b. Philadelphia, Penn., 1770; d. 1792.
WASHINGTON, GEORGE, LL.D.; Harvard University 1776; Yale College 1781;
University of Penn. 1783. Delegate Continental Congress 1774-1775; commander-
in-chief Continental army 1775-83; president convention that framed the federal
constitution 1787; president U. S. 1789-97.; lieutenant-general and conmiander-in-
chief U. S. army 1798; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; member
American Philosophical Society; b. Pope's Creek, Va., Feb. 22, 1732; d. Moimt
Vernon, Va., Dec. 14, 1799.
WHELPLEY, SAMUEL, A.M. Baptist mmister; pastor Stockbridge, West Stock-
bridge, Mass.; Green River, N. Y., until 1798; principal academy, Morristown, N.J.,
1798-1809; school, Newark, N. J.; 1809-14; boys' school. New York, N. Y., 1814-16;
b. Stockbridge, Mass., 1766; d. New York, N. Y., July 14, 1817.
1791
ARNOLD, JOSIAS LYNDON. A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1788; A.M. 1791;
Yale College 1791. Tutor Brown University 1790-92; member Vt. Constitutional
Convention 1793; b. St. Johnsbury, Vt., April 22, 1768; d. St. Johnsbury, June 7,
1796.
HOLBROOK, JOSEPH, A.M.
LEONARD, APOLLOS, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1765; A.M. 1770; Harvard Uni-
versity 1786. Lawyer Norton, Mass.; b. Aug. 3, 1744; d. Nov. 11, 1799.
LEONARD, SAMUEL, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1773; A.M. 1776; Harvard Uni-
versity 1781; merchant Taunton, Mass.; b. Norton, Mass., Dec. 6, 1750; d. near
Taunton, Mass., April 25, 1807.
LETOMBE, JOSEPH PHILIPPE, A.M.; LL.D.. Yale CoUege 1783; University of
Paris. French consul. New England.
1792
BROWN, JAMES, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1780; A.M. 1783; Dartmouth
College 1791; fellow Brown University 1789-1834; b. Va., Sept. 22, 1761; d. Phila-
delphia, Penn., Dec. 12, 1834.
1792 HONORARY D E fr R E E S €23
CRANE. JOHN, A.M.; D.D. 1803; A.B., Harvard University 1780. Congregational
minister; pastor Northbridge, Mass.,, 1783-1836; member Mass. General Court;
b. Norton, Mass., March 26, 1756; d. Northbridge, Mass., Aug. 31, 1836.
CROSBY, JOSHUA, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor Enfield, Mass.; d. 1838.
DUNSCOMBE, THOMAS, A.M. Clergyman, Coate, Oxfordshire, England.
FAWCETT, JOHN, A.M.; D.D. 1810. Baptist minister; pastor Wamsgate, England,
1764; Hebden Bridge, Halifax, England; teacher academy; president Bristol Edu-
cational Society 1792; b. Lidget Green, near Bradford, Eng., Jan. 6, 1740- d Hendbe
Bridge, Halifax, England, July 25, 1817.
FOBES, PEREZ, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1762; A.M. 1786. Vice-president
Brown University 1786; professor natural philosophy 1786-98; fellow 1795-1812;
Congregational minister; pastor Raynham, Mass., 1766-1812; chaplain Continental
army 1777; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; author History of Rayn-
Aam, 1794; b. Bridgewater, Mass., Sept. 21, 1742; d. Raynham, Mass., Feb. 23
1812.
FOSTER, BENJAMIN, D.D.; A.B. 1775; A.M. 1786
FRANCIS, BENJAMIN, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Shortwood, England- d
Dec. 14, 1799.
FRANCIS, JOHN, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1791-96. Merchant Providence
R. I.; b. 1763; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 4, 1796.
FURMAN, RICHARD, A.M.; D.D. 1800. Baptist minister; pastor High Hilb,
Statesburg, Charleston, S. C, 1787-1825; member S. C. Constitutional Convention;
b. Esopus, N. Y., 1755; d. Charleston, S. C, Aug. 25, 1825.
HAMILTON. ALEXANDER, LL.D.; A.M., Columbia College 1788; LL.D., Dart-
mouth College 1790; College of N. J. 1791; Harvard University 1792. Captain
N. Y. troops 1776-77; lieutenant-colonel and aid-de-camp to Gen. Washington 1777-
81; lieutenant-colonel N. Y. troops 1781-83; brevet-colonel; member Continental
Congress 1782-83, 1787-88; member Convention for the Adoption of the Federal Con-
stitution; secretary of treasury U. S. 1789-95; major-general and inspector-general
U. S. army 1798-1800; commander-in-chief 1799; member Mass. Historical Society;
American Philosophical Society; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences;
b. Nevis, West Indies, Jan. 11, 1757; d. New York, N. Y., July 12, 1804.
RIPPON, JOHN, D.D.; A.M. 1784.
RYLAND, JOHN, D.D.; A.M. 1778.
SHAW, PHILANDER, A.B.; Harvard University 1792; A.M. 1795. Mmister East-
ham, Mass., 1797-1841; b. 1769; d. Oct. 10, 1841.
WEST. BENJAMIN, LL.D.; A.M. 1770.
WHITE, LEONARD, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1787; A.M. Harvard Uni-
versity 1790. Town clerk Haverhill, Mass.; treasurer; member Mass. House of
Representatives; U. S. House of Representatives 1811-13; cashier Merrimack Bank,
Haverhill, 25 years; b. Haverhill, Mass., May 3, 1767; d. Haverhill, Oct. 10, 1849.
1793
DANA, DANIEL, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1788; A.M.; D.D. 1814; pastor
Newburyport, Mass., 1794-1820, 1826-45; trustee and president Dartmouth College
1820-21; pastor Londonderry, N. H., 1822-26; trustee Andover Theological Semi-
nary 1805-56; b. Ipswich, Mass., July 24, 1771; d. Aug. 26, 1859.
DORE, JAMES, A.M. Minister London, England; d. 1825.
GRAVES, SAMUEL, A.M. Author Political Treaiises, 1814, also discourses.
JONES, MORGAN, LL.D. Baptist minister Hampstead, Hartfordshire, England;
d.* 1797.
LEONARD, ZEPHANIAH, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1758; A.M. 1761; Harvard
University 1763. Lawyer Raynham, Mass.; member Mass. House of Representa-
tives 1768, 1769, 1771, 1777, 1778; b. Raynham, Mass., Jan. 18, 1737; d. Raynham,
April 11, 1814.
M'LEAN, ARCHIBALD, A.M. Printer Glasgow, Scotland, 1746-59; printer and
bookseller Glasgow 1759-66; resident London 1766-67; superintendent Donaldson
624 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1793
and Company, printers, Edinburgh, 1767-85; Baptist minister Edinburgh 1768-1812;
b. East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, England, May 1, 1733; d. Edinburgh, Dec. 21, 1812.
FEARCE, SAMUEL, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Cannon Street Church, Bir-
mingham, England, 1790-99; b. Plymouth, England, July 20. 1766; d. Plymouth,
Mass;, Oct. 10, 1799.
PRIESTLEY, JOSEPH, LL.D.; University of Edinburgh. Preacher; librarian Earl
of Shelbume 1773-80; pastor Unitarian congregation, Birmingham, 1780-91; Gravel
Pit meeting house. Hackney, London, 1791-94; resident Northumberland, Fenn.,
1794-1804; discoverer nitric oxide 1772; oxygen, hydrochloric acid and ammonia,
1774; sulphur dioxide and silicon tetrafluoride, 1775; nitrous oxide; member Royal
Society 1766; American Philosophical Society; b. Fieldhead, near Leeds, Yorkshire,
England, March 24, 1733; d. Northumberland, Fenn., Feb. 6, 1804.
RICHARDS, WILLIAM, A.M.; LL.D. 1818. Baptist minister; pastor Lynn, Eng-
land, 1776-1818; author Hidory of Lynn, 1812; b. Fenryhr, near Haverfordwest,
Pembrokeshire, South Wales, 1749; d. Lynn, England, Sept. 6, 1818.
SUTCLIFF, JOHN, A.M. Clergyman; d. 1814.
TILLINGHAST, NICHOLAS, A.M.; Harvard University 1807. Lawyer Providence,
R. I.; Taunton, Mass.; b. Providence, R. I., Jan. 24, 1767; d. Taunton, Mass., April
24, 1818.
1794
BALDWIN, THOMAS, A.M.; D.D., Union College 1804. Trustee Brown University
1794-1807; fellow 1807-25. Baptist minister; pastor Canaan, N. H.; Second Church,
Boston, Mass.; trustee Waterville College 1821-25; editor Mass. Baptist Missionary
Magazine, 1803-25; b. Bozrah, Conn., Dec. 23, 1753; d. Waterville, Me., Aug. 29,
1826.
BARNARD, THOMAS, D.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1766; A.M. 1769; D.D.,
University of Edinburgh 1794. Congregational minister; pastor North Church,
Salem, Mass., 1773-1814; b. Newbury, Mass., Feb. 5, 1748; d. Salem, Mass., Oct. 1,
1814.
JAY, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B., Columbia College, 1764; A.M. 1767; LL.D., Harvard
University 1790; tfniversity of Edinburgh 1792. Delegate Continental Congress
1774, 1775, 1778; president 1778; member Provincial Convention, N. Y., 1776;
chief justice N. Y., 1777; minister plenipotentiary Spain 1779; U. S. peace com-
missioner 1781-83; U. S. secretary foreign affairs 1784; regent University of the
State of N. Y. 1784-90; delegate Convention for the Adoption of the Federal Con-
stitution 1787; delegate N. Y. Constitutional Convention 1788; chief justice U. S.
1789-94; U. S. envoy extraordinary Great Britain 1794; governor N. Y. 1795-1801;
fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; member American Philosophical
Society; corresponding member Mass. Historical Society; b. New York, N. Y., Dec.
12, 1745; d. Bedford, N. Y., May 17, 1829.
KIRKLAND, JOHN THORNTON, A.M.; LL.D. 1810; A.B., Harvard University
1789; A.M. 1792; Dartmouth College, 1792; D.D., College of N. J. 1808. Unitarian
minister; pastor New South Church, Boston, Mass., 1794-1810; president Harvard
University 1810-28; vice-president American Academy of Arts and Sciences; member
Mass. Historical Society; b. Herkimer, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1770; d. Boston, Mass., April
26, 1840.
LETTSOM, JOHN COAKLEY, LL.D.; .M.D., Leyden University 1769; Harvard
University 1790. Physician London, England, 1770-1815; fellow Society of Arts;
Royal Society, London; Royal Society, Edinburgh; American Academy of Arts and
Sciences; member American Philosophical Society; corresponding member Mass.
Historical Society; b. Little Vandyke, West Indies, Nov. 22, 1744; d. London,
England, Nov. 1, 1815.
USHER, JOHN, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1743; A.M. 1746. Lawyer; Epis-
copal minister; rector St. Michael's Church, Bristol, R. I., 1793-1800; b. 1720;
d. Bristol, R. I., July 6, 1804.
1795
BEATTIE, ANDREW, A.B.; Harvard University 1795; A.M. Mmister Salisbury,
Mass., 1797-1801; b. Chelmsford, Mass., 1768; d. March 16, 1801.
1796 HONORARY DEGREES 62a
DUNN, THOMAS, A.M. Clergyman; d. 1833.
NOTT, ELIPHALET, A.M.; LL.D. 1828; D.D., College of N. J. 1805. Student
Brown University; Congregational minister; pastor First Presbyterian Church,
Albany, N. Y., 1798-1804; president Union College 1804-66; inventor of about 30
patented devices; b. Ashford, Conn., June 25, 1773; d. Schenectady, N. Y., Jan. 29,
1866.
PRINCE, JOHN, LL. D.; A.B., Harvard University 1776; A.M. 1779. Congrega-
tional minister; pastor First Church, Salem, Mass., 1779-1836; inventor improved
air pump; fellow American Academy; member American Philosophical Society;
Mass Historical Society; b. Boston, Mass., July 22, 1751; d. Salem, Mass., June 7,
1836.
TOMPKINS, ISAAC, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor East Parish Church,
Haverhill, Mass., 1797-1826; b. New Bedford, Mass., April 16, 1761; d. Haverhill,
Mass., Nov. 21, 1826.
1796
BICHENO, JAMES, A.M. Dissenting clergyman, and schoolmaster, Newbury,
Berkshire, England; d. April 9, 1831.
BUTTERWORTH, LAWRENCE, A.M. Minister, England.
FULLER, ANDREW, A.M.; D.D., College of N. J. 1796; Yale College 1804. Bap-
tist minister; pastor Soham, England, 1775-82; Kettering, Northamptonshire, 1782-
1815; one of the founders Baptist Missionary Society, first secretary; b. Wicken,
Cambridgeshire, England, Feb. 5, 1754; d. Kettering, England, May 7, 1815.
SWIFT, FOSTER, A.M. Physician Taunton, Mass.; resident Boston, Mass.; U. S.
hospital surgeon.
1797
ADAMS, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1755; A.M. 1758; LL.D. 1781;
Dartmouth College 1782; Yale College 1788. Lawyer Braintree, Boston^ Mass.;
member Mass. House of Representatives 1770-72; member Continental Congress
1774-77; Revolutionary Provincial Congress of Mass. 1774; member Mass. Council
1775; commissioner to France 1778-79; minister to negotiate treaty of peace with
Great Britain 1780-82; minister to Holland 1780-81; England 1785-88; vice-presi-
dent U. S. 1789-97; president 1797-1801; resident Quincy, Mass., 1801-26; president
American Academy; member American Philosophical Society; Mass. Historical
Society; b. Braintree, Mass., Oct. 31, 1735; d. Braintree, July 4, 1826.
BACKUS, ISAAC, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1765-99. Baptist minister 1751-
1806; pastor Titicut, Middleboro, Mass., 1748-1806; agent Warren Association to
Congress 1774; delegate to convention that adopted the Federal Constitution 1788;
author History of the Baptists, 3 vols., 1777-96; b. Norwich, Conn., Jan. 9, 1724; d.
Middleboro, Mass., Nov. 20, 1806.
BINNEY, HORACE, A.B.; Harvard University 1797; A.M. 1800; LL.D. 1827.
Admitted to bar 1800; member Penn. House of Representatives 1806; reporter
Penn. Supreme Court 1807-14; member U. S. House of Representatives 1833-35;
author Decisions of the Supreme CouH of Penn., 1799-18U; Leaders of the Old Bar of
Philadelphia, 1859; member of American Philosophical Society; b. Philadelphia,
Penn., Jan. 4, 1780; d. Philadelphia, Aug. 12, 1875.
BROWN, CLARK, A.B.; A.M. 1803; A.B. Yale CoUege 1794; Harvard University
1797; A.M. Yale College 1797; Dartmouth College 1799; Harvard University 1811;
Congregational minister; b. Stonington, Conn., 1772; d. Maryland, Jan. 12, 1817.
SMITH, HEZEKIAH, D.D.; A.M. 1769.
1798
CASE, BENJAMIN WAITE, A.M. Physician; d. 1834.
GREEN, THOMAS, A.M. Physician; Baptist minister; pastor North Yarmouth,
Me., 1797-1814; b. Worcester, Mass., June 3, 1761; d. North Yarmouth, Me., May
29, 1814.
MARCY, BRADFORD, A.B. Clergyman.
626 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1798
PADELFORD, SETH, LL.D.; A.B. Yale College 1770. Lawyer Taunton, Mass.;
judge of probate; b. Taunton, Mass., Dec., 1751; d. Taunton, Jan. 7, 1810.
SKILLMAN, ISAAC, D.D.; A.M. 1774.
TALLMADGE, MATTHIAS BURNET, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1795. Lawyer
Herkimer, N. Y.; member N. Y. House of Representatives; N. Y. Senate; judge
U. S. district court, N. Y.; b. Stamford, N. Y., March 1, 1774; d. I^oughkeepsie,
N. Y., Oct. 7, 1819.
WILSON, JAMES, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor Beneficent Church, Provi-
dence, R. I., 1793-1839; first principal Fourth district school 1800-10; principal
private school four years; b. Limerick, Ireland, March 12, 1760; d. Providence, R. I.,
Sept. 14, 1839.
1799
ADAMS, EBENEZER, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1791 ; A.M. 1794. Principal
academy, Leicester, Mass.; Portland, Me.; professor mathematics, Phillips Academy,
Exeter, Mass.; professor Latin and Greek, Dartmouth College, 1809-10; mathe-
matics and natural philosophy 1810-33; emeritus 1833-41; b. New Ipswich, N. H.,
Oct. 2, 1765; d. Aug. 15, 1841.
FLETCHER, NATHANIEL HILL, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1793; A.M.
1796. Congregational minister; pastor Kennebunk, Me., 1800-1827; b. Boxboro,
Mass.; d. Boxboro, Sept. 4, 1834.
PICKERING, TIMOTHY, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1763; A.M. 1766;
LL.D., College of N. J. 1798; Harvard University 1810; lawyer Salem, Mass.; colonel
Mass. troops 1776; adjutant-general to Washington 1777-80; quartermaster-general
1780-85; member board of war 1777; Peuu. Constitutional Convention 1789-90;
commissioner to negotiate treaties with Indians 1790-91, 1793, 1794; postmaster-
general 1791-95; secretary of war 1795; secretary of state 1795-1800; chief justice
Mass. Court of Common Pleas 1802; member U. S. Senate 1803-11, 1813-17; Mass.
executive council 1817; member American Philosophical Society; b. Salem, Mass.,
July 17, 1745; d. Salem, Jan. 29, 1829.
SULLIVAN, JAMES, LL.D.; A.M., Harvard University 1780. Lawyer Biddeford,
Me.; king's attorney York Co., Me., 1770; member Mass. Provincial Congress 1775;
justice Mass. Superior Court 1776-82; member Mass. Constitutional Convention
1779-80; delegate Continental Congress 1784-85; member Mass. House of Repre-
sentatives; commissioner to settle controversy between N. Y. and Mass. in regard to
western lands 1784; member Mass. Executive Council 1787; judge court of probate,
Suffolk Co., Mass., 1787; attorney general Mass. 1790-1807; governor Mass. 1807-
09; member commission to settle the boundary line between the U. S. and British
North American provinces; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; first
president Mass. Historical Society 1791-1806; author Observations upon the Omem-
ment of the U. S., 1791 ; History of the District of Me., 1795; History of Land Titles in
Mass., 1801; Dissertation on the Constitutional Freedom of the Press, 1801; Corres-
pondence vyith Colonel Pickering, 1808; History of the Penobscot Indians, in Mass.
Historical Collections; b. Berwick, Me., April 22, 1744; d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 10,
1808.
WOLCOTT, OLIVER, LL.D.; A.B., Yale College 1778; A.M. 1781; LL.D. 1819;
College of N. J. 1799. Quartermaster Litchfield, Conn.; admitted to bar 1781;
clerk Conn, financial department, Hartfprd, Conn.; member committee of the pay
table 1782; commissioner to adjust claims of Conn, against U. S. 1784; comptroller
public accounts 1788; U. S. auditor of the treasury 1789-91; U. S. comptroller of the
treasury 1791-95; U. S. secretary of the treasury 1795-1800; justice U. S. circuit
court 1800-02; merchant New York, N. Y.; president Merchants Bank; founder and
first president Bank of North America 1812-14; governor Conn. 1817-27; president
Conn. Constitutional Convention 1817; corresponding member Mass. Historical
Society; b. Litchfield, Conn., Jan. 11, 1760; d. New York, N. Y., June 1, 1833.
1800
BRADFORD, EBENEZER, A.M.; A.B., CoUege of New Jersey 1773; A.M. 1786;
Dartmouth College 1785. Congregational minister; pastor Ilowley, Mass., 1782-
1801; b. Canterbury, Conn., 1746; d. Rowley, Mass., Jan. 3, 1801.
1800 HONORARY DEGREES 627
ELAM, SAMUEL, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1793-1813; d. 1813.
FURMAN, RICHARD, D.D.; A.M. 1792.
GANO, STEPHEN, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1794-1828. Surgeon Conti-
nental army 1781-82; physician Tappan, now Orangetown, N. Y., 1782-86; Baptist
minister; pastor Hillsdale, Hudson, N. Y.; First Church, Providence, R. I., 1792-
1828; b. New York, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1762; d. Providence, R. I., Aug. 18, 1828.
GIBBS, GEORGE, A.M.; Yale CoUege 1808; d. 1833.
HOLCOMBE, HENRY, A.M.; D.D., South Carolina College. Captain Continental
army; Baptist preacher; pastor Pike Creek, Euhaw, Beaufort, S. C.; Savannah, Ga.,
1799-1810; First Church, Philadelphia, Penn., 1812-24; member S. C. convention
to ratify Federal Constitution; b. Prince Edward Co., Va., Sept. 22, 1762; d.
Philadelphia, Penn., May 22, 1824.
PARSONS, DAVID, D.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1771; A.M. 1774. Congrega-
tional minister; pastor Amherst, Mass., 1782-1819; one of the founders Amherst
College; b. Amherst, Mass., Jan. 28, 1749; d. Wethersfield, Conn., May 18, 1823.
1801
BOURNE, BENJAMIN, LL.D.; A.M. 1783.
CHADDOCK, CALVIN. A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1791; A.M. 1794. Min-
ister; pastor Rochester, Hanover, Mass.; teacher Charlestown, Va.; b. Brookfield,
Mass., 1765; d. June 8, 1823.
EDDY, SAMUEL, LL.D.; A.B. 1787.
GASSETT, HENRY, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1795; A.M. 1798. Resident
Boston, Mass.; b. Jan. 1, 1774; d. Boston, Mass., Aug. 15, 1855.
METCALF, PAUL RAY, A.M. Physician Wrentham, Mass.; d. Wrentham, Dec,
1853.
ROBmSON, ISAAC, A.M.; Dartmouth 1838; D.D. 1847. Congregational minister;
pastor Rindge, Stoddard, N. H.; b. Hudson, N. H., 1780; d. Stoddard, N. H., July 9,
18.54.
SLOCUM, HOLDER, A.M. Resident Dartmouth, Mass.; member Mass. House of
Representatives 1805-25; delegate Mass. Constitutional Convention 1820; b. Dart-
mouth, Mass., March 17, 1748; d. Dartmouth, April 30, 1827.
WILLLA.MS, DAVID ROGERSON, A.M. Student, Brown University two or three
years from 1792; lawyer and planter, S. C; member U. S. House of Representatives
1805-09, 1811-13; U. S. army 1813-14; brigadier-general; governor S. C, 1814-16;
b. Robbins Neck, S. C, March 10, 1776; d. Lynch's Creek, S. C, Nov. 15, 1830.
1802
BOTSFORD, EDMUND, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Tuckaseekmg, New
Savannah, Brier Creek, Ga., to 1779; Continental army; pastor Society Hill, George-
town, S. C.; b. Wooburn, Bedfordshire, England, 1745; d. Georgetown, S. C, Dec.
25, 1819.
HUMPHREYS, DAVID, LL.D.; A.B., Yale College 1771; A.M. 1774; College of
New Jersey 1783; Harvard University 1787; LL.D., Dartmouth College 1804. Con-
tinental army 1777-83, captain; lieutenant colonel and aide-de-camp to Washington
1780-83; member Washington's family 1783-84, 1788-90; secretary of legation to
European powers 1784-86; U. S. minister to Portugal 1791-98; Spain 1798-1802;
brigadier-general Conn, troops 1812-15; member American Philosophical Society;
b. Derby, Conn., July, 1752; d. New Haven, Conn., Feb. 21, 1818.
PUGH, EVAN, A.M. Baptist minister; d. 1803.
1803
ANDREWS, ELISHA, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Vt., N. H., 1793-1800; Tem-
pleton, Mass., 1800-13; Hinsdale, N. H.. 1816-40; b. Middletown, Conn., Sept. 29,
1768; d. Hinsdale, N. H., Feb. 3, 1840.
628 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1803
BOWEN, WILLIAM CORLIS, A.B.; A.M. 18U; M.D. 1813; A.B. Union College
1803; M.D., University of Edinburgh 1807. Professor chemistry. Brown University,
1811-13; student Brown University 1799-1801; physician Providence, R. I.; b.
Providence, R. I., June 2, 1785; d. Providence, April 23, 1815.
BROWN, CLARK, A.M.; A.B. 1797.
CLEAVELAND, JOHN, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor Stoneham, Wren-
tham, Mass.; b. Ipswich, Mass., Jan. 6, 1749; d. Wrentham, Mass., Feb. 1, 1815.
CRANE, JOHN, D.D.; A.M. 1792.
FINLEY, JAMES EDWARD BURR, A.M. Medical student College of Philadel-
phia; acting captain Battle of Germantown, 1777; surgeon 15th Mass. regiment
1778-81; 5th Mass. regiment 1781-83; 4th Mass. regiment 1783; physician and
siu-geon St. Thomas's Parish, St. Helena, Beaufort, Charleston, S. C; U. S. military
service 1812-14, captain; original member Order of the Cincinnati, 1783; secretary
S. C. society 1818-19; b. Nottingham, Md., May 15, 1758; d. Charleston, S. C,
June 13, 1819.
FOBES, NATHAN, A.M.
HINTON, JAMES, A.M.; D.D. 1812; A.B., Oxford University; A.M. College of
New Jersey 1802. Dissenting clergyman, Oxford, England; d. 1824.
JENKINS, EDWARD, D.D.; Columbia College 1804. Episcopal minister; rector
Charleston, S. C, 1772-1809; resident England.
LYELL, THOMAS, A.M.; D.D., Columbia College 1822. Methodist minister, Va.,
Providence, R. I.; chaplain U. S. Congress 1801-03; ordained Episcopal minister
1804; rector Christ church. New York, N. Y., 1804-48; secretary diocesan conven-
tion 1811-16; member diocesan standing committee 1813-48; deputy General Con-
vention 1818-44; trustee General Theological Seminary 1822-48; b. Richmond Co.,
Va., May 13, 1775; d. New York, N. Y., March 4, 1848.
NORTON, JACOB, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1786; A.M. 1789. Congrega-
tional minister; pastor First Church, Weymouth, Mass., 37 years; d. 1858.
OSBORNE, GEORGE, A.M. Dissenting clergyman Worcester, England.
REED, JOHN, D.D., A.B., Yale College 1772. Chaplain U. S. navy two years;
Congregational minister; pastor Bridgewater, Mass., 1780-1831; member U. S.
House of Representatives 1795-1801; b. Framingham, Mass., Nov. 11, 1751; d.
West Bridgewater, Mass., Feb. 17, 1831.
SMITH, JOHN, D.D.; A.B. Dartmouth College 1773; A.M. 1776; Yale College
1777; Harvard University 1780. Congregational minister; professor Latin, Greek,
Hebrew and Oriental languages Dartmouth College, 1778-1809; librarian 1779-1809;
trustee 1788-1809; author Hebrew Grammar, 1772; Latin Grammar, 1802; Hebrew
Grammar, 1803; Cicero de Oratore, with Notes and Memoir of Cicero, 1804; Greek
Grammar, 1809; b. Newbury, Mass., Dec. 21, 1752; d. Hanover, N. H., April 30,
1809.
1804
ALLISON, BURGISS, D.D.; A.M. 1786.
DROWNE, SOLOMON, M.D.; A.B. 1773.
GRAFTON, JOSEPH, A.M. Congregational minister; Baptist minister; pastor
Newton, Mass., 1788-1835; vice-presidespt Mass. Baptist Missionary Society 1815-
25; president; vice-president Baptist Foreign Missionary Society; president trustees
Newton Theological Institution 1826-35; b. Newport, R. I., June 9, 1757; d. Newton,
Mass., Dec. 16, 1836.
LEONARD, BARNARD, A.M. Student Brown University; teacher classical school.
New York, N. Y., 1800-13; merchant Nachitoches, La.; b. Bridgewater, Mass.,
Feb. 16, 1777; d. Nachitoches, La., Sept. 2, 1834.
LEONARD, GEORGE, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1748; A.M. 1751; Yale
College 1753. Register of probate 1748; lawyer Norton, Mass.; member Provincial
House of Representatives; Provincial Council; judge of probate; member U. S.
House of Representatives 1789-91, 1795-97; judge court of common pleas; member
Mass. House of Representatives; Mass. Senate; b. Norton, Mass., July 4, 1729;
d. Raynham, Mass., July 26, 1819.
1806 HONORARY DEGREES 629
1805
BARKER, JOSEPH, A.M.; A.B., Yale CoUege 1771; A.M. 1774; Harvard Uni-
versity 1782. Congregational minister; pastor First Church Middleboro, Mass.,
1781-1815; member U. S. house of representatives 1805-08; b. Branford, Conn.; d.
Middleboro, Mass., July 5, 1815.
BIDWELL, BARNABAS, LL.D.; A.B. Yale College 1785; A.M. 1788; WiUiams
College 1797. Lawyer; treasurer Berkshire Co., Mass.; member Mass. House of
Representatives 1801-05; U. S. House of Representatives 1805-07; attorney General
Mass. 1807-10; b. Mass., Aug. 23, 1763; d. Kingston, Can., July 27, 1833.
BURR, JONATHAN, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1784; A.M. 1787. Congre-
gational minister; pastor Sandwich, Mass.; d. 1842.
DAVENPORT, JOHN, A.M.; A.B. College of N.J. 1769; A.M. 1772; Yale CoUege
1785. Presbyterian minister; pastor Deerfield, Mass., 1795-1805; b. Philippi, N. J.,
Aug. 11, 1752; d. Lysander, N. Y., July 13, 1821.
GREEN, JOHN, A.M. Physician and surgeon Worcester, Mass.; b. Worcester,
March 18, 1763; d. there, Aug. 11, 1808.
GURNEY, DAVH), A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1782; A.M. 1785. Congrega-
tional minister; pastor Middleboro, Mass.; b. Bridgewater, Mass.; d. Middleboro,
Mass., July 30, 1815.
REED, WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1782; A.M. 1785. Served in
Continental army 1776; Congregational minister; pastor Easton, Mass., 1784-1809;
b. Abington, Mass., June 8, 1755; d. Easton, Mass., Nov. 16, 1809.
WRIGHT, LUTHER, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1796; A.M. 1799. Congre-
gational minister; pastor East Medway, now Millis, Mass., 1798-1815; Barrington,
Tiverton, R. I.; b. Acton, Mass., 1770; d. Wobum, Mass., June 21, 1858.
1806
CAREY, WILLIAM, D.D. Baptist minister; pastor Moulton, Leicester, England;
first Baptist missionary, India, 1794-1834; professor Sanskrit, Bengali, and Mahratta,
Fort William College, Calcutta, 1801-34; author Mahratta Grammar, 1805; Sanskrit
Grammar, 1806; Mahratta Dictionary, 1810; Punjabi Grammar, 1812; Telinga
Grammar, 1814; Bengali Dictionary, 3 vols., 1818; Rhotanta Grammar, Rhotanta
Dictionary, 1826; also large portions of tl^p Indian versions of the Scriptiu«s; b. Paul-
erspury, Northamptonshire, England, Aug. 17, 1761; d. Calcutta, India, June 9, 1834.
CLAY, JOSEPH, A.M.; A.B., CoUege of N. J. 1784; A.M. 1787. Trustee Brown
University 1807-11; Lawyer Savannah, Ga.; district justice U. S. district court, Ga.,
1796-1801; Baptist minister; pastor First Church, Boston, Mass., 1807-09; b.
Savannah, Ga., Aug. 16, 1764; d. Boston, Mass., Jan. 11, 1811.
DAVIS, JAMES, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth CoUege 1798; A.M. 1801. Evangelist; b.
Hopkmton, N. H., Nov. 6, 1772; d. Abington, Mass., May 28, 1821.
EDES, HENRY, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1799; A.M. 1802; D.D. 1826.
Trustee Brown University 1809-13; feUow 1813-33. Baptist minister; pastor First
Church, Providence, R. I., 1805-32; b. Boston, Mass.; d. 1851.
McKIE, JOHN. B.M.; A.B. 1800.
MESSER, ASA, D.D., A.B. 1790.
PIPON, JOHN, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1792; A.M. 1795. Congregational
minister; pastor Taunton, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass.; d. Jan. 1821.
WILLIAMS, ELISHA SCOTT, A.M.; A.B., Yale CoUege 1775; A.M. 1778; Harvard
University 1822. Trustee Brown University 1805-32; oflBcer Continental army;
adjutant Conn, regiment 1776; Baptist minister; pastor Brunswick, Me.; Beverly,
Mass.; resident Boston, Mass., 1812-37; b. East Hartford, Conn., Oct. 7, 1757; d.
Beverly, Mass., Feb. 3, 1845.
1807
COOK, ORCHARD, A.M. Merchant Wiscasset, Me.; high sheriff Lincoln Co., Me.;
overseer Bowdoin College 1800-05; member U. S. House of Representatives 1806-11;
b. Me.; d. 1819.
630 SHOWN UNIVERSITY 1807
MEECH, ASA, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor North Bridgewater, Mass.,
Canterbury, Conn.; farmer Hull, Canada; b. Boston, Mass., April 20, 1775; d. Feb.
22, 1849.
PATTEN, WILLIAM, D.D.; A.M. 1787.
SANGER, ZEDEKIAH, D.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1771; A.M. 1774. Congre-
gational minister; pastor Duxbury, South Bridgewater, Mass,. 1788-1820; member
American Academy of Arts and Sciences; b. Sherbom, Mass., Oct. 4, 1748; d. South
Bridgewater, Mass., Nov. 17, 1820.
1808
HEDGE, LEVI, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1792; A.M. 1795; LL.D. Yale
College 1823. Tutor Harvard University 1796-1810; professor logic and metaphysics
1810-27; Alford professor natural religion, moral philosophy and civil polity 1827-
32; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; member Mass. Historical
Society; b. Hardwick, Mass., April, 19 1726; d. Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 3, 1844.
PARKINSON, WILLIAM, A.M. Baptist minister; home missionary; chaplain
U. S. Congress^ 1801-03; pastor First Church, New York, N. Y., 1805-40; Bethesda
Church, New York, 1841-48; author Ecclesiastical History, 1813; b. Frederick Co.,
Md., Nov. 8, 1774; d. New York, N. Y., March 10, 1848.
SHEPPARD, JOSEPH, A.B.; University of Penn. 1808; A.M. 1811. Baptist min-
ister; pastor Salem, Mt. Holly, N. J., 1809-35; b. Greenwich, N. J., Jan. 9, 1786; d.
Mt. Holly, N. J., Dec. 13, 1838.
STRONG, JONATHAN, A.M.; D.D. 1814; Dartmouth College 1786; A.M. 1789.
Congregational minister; pastor Randolph, Mass., 1789-1814; b. Bolton, Conn.,
Sept. 4, 1764; d. Randolph, Mass., Nov. 9, 1814.
WHITE, WILLIAM, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor New Britain, Penn.; Second
Church, Philadelphia; b. New York, N. Y., 1768; d. 1851.
1809
BATCHELDER, WILLIAM, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Berwick, Me.;
Haverhill, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., March 25, 1768; d. Haverhill, Mass., April 8,
1818.
PARSONS, THEOPHILUS, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1769; A.M. 1772;
LL.D. 1804; Dartmouth College 1807; lawyer Falmouth, Mass., now Portland, Me.;
Byfield, Newbiuyport, Boston, Mass.; member Mass. Constitutional Convention
1779; convention to ratify U. S. Constitution 1788; Mass. General Court; chief
justice Mass. Supreme Court 1806-13; b. Byfield, Mass., Feb. 24, 1750; d. Boston,
Mass., Oct. 30, 1813.
1810
CLAP, ELISHA, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1797; A.M. 1800. Tutor Harvard
University 1801-03; principal academy Sandwich, Mass.; resident Boston, Mass.;
fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; member Mass. Historical Society;
b. Dorchester, Mass.; d. Oct. 22, 1830.
FAWCETT, JOHN, D.D.; A.M. 1792.
GRISWOLD, ALEXANDER VEETS, A.M.; D.D. 1811; College of N. J. 1811:
Harvard University 1812. Fellow B*bwn University 1812-15; trustee 1815-28;
chancellor 1815-28; rector St. Michael's Church, Bristol, R. 1., 1804-30; bishop
Eastern diocese 1811-43; pastor St. Peter's Chm-ch, Salem, Mass., 1830-.35; presiding
bishop 1836-43; b. Simsbury, Conn., April 22, 1766; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 15, 1843.
KIRKLAND, JOHN THORNTON, LL.D.; A.M. 1794.
MARSHMAN, JOSHUA, D.D. Missionary Serampur, India, 1799-1837; founder
Serampur College; author Works of Confucius, 1809; Dissertation on the Characters
and Sounds of the Chinese Language, 1809; Clams Sinica, or Elements of Chinese
Grammar, 1814; Chinese Version of the Bible; b. Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England,
April 20, 1768; d. Serampur, India, Dec. 5, 1837.
WILLARD, SIDNEY, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1798; A.M. 1801. Libra-
rian Harvard University 1800-05; Hancock professor Hebrew and other Oriental
1810 HONORARY DEGREES 631
languages 1807-31; also professor English; professor Latin 18S7; mayor Cambridge,
Mass., 1848-50; member Mass. House of Representatives; Mass. Executive Council;
fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; member Anthology Club; author
Hebrew Grammar, 1817; b. Beverly, Mass., Sept. 19, 1780; d. Cambridge, Mass.,
Dec. 6, 1856.
1811
GBISWOLD. ALEXANDER VIETS, D.D.; A.M. 1810.
HUGHES, JOSEPH, D.D.; A.M., University of Edinburgh; D.D., Yale CoUege 1820.
Baptist minister; secretary Religious Tract Society of London 1799-1833; one of the
founders and secretaries British and Foreign Bible Society 1804; b. London, Jan. 1,
1769; d. 1833.
SHARP, DANIEL, A.M.; D.D. 1828; Harvard University 1843. Trustee Brown
University 1820-28; fellow 1828-53; Baptist minister; pastor Charles Street Church,
Boston, Mass., 1812-53; first president American Baptist Missionary Union; presi-
dent board of trustees, Newton Theological Listitution, 18 years; overseer Harvard
University 1846-53; b. Huddersfield, England., Dec. 25, 1783; d. near Baltimore,
Md., April 23, 1853.
SWIFT, JOSEPH GARDDJER, A.M.; Harvard University 1812; Yale CoUege 1817;
LL.D. Kenyon College 1843. First graduate U. S. Military Academy 1802; 2nd lieu-
tenant U. S. army 1802; captain 1806; major 1808; aide to Gen. William Pinckney
1812; lieutenant colonel 1812; colonel and principal engineer 1812; brigadier-genenil
1814; superintendent U. S. Military Academy 1816-18; U. S. surveyor port of New
York 1818-27; civil engineer in U. S. service; superintendent harbor improvements on
the lakes 1829-45; engineer railway from New Orleans to Lake Pontchartrain 1830-31;
chief engineer Harlem Railroad 1834; peace ambassador to Canada 1841; member
American Philosophical Society; author a Diary, Including History of West Point
Academy; b. Nantucket, Mass., Dec. 31, 1783; d. Geneva, N. Y., July 23, 1865.
WATERHOUSE, ANDREW OLIVER, A.B.; Harvard University 1810; d. 1832.
WIGHT, HENRY, A.M.; D.D. 1824; A.B. Harvard University 1782; A.M. 1785;
Yale College 1785. Fellow Brown University 1793-1833; Congregational minister;
pastor Bristol, R. I., 1785-1828; b. Medfield, Mass., May 26, 1752; d. Bristol, R. I.,
Aug. 12, 1837.
1812
BOWEN, PARDON, M.D.; A.B. 1775.
COBLIS, GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL, M.D.; A.B. 1808.
CROCKER, NATHAN BOURNE, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1802; A.M.
1805; D.D., Hobart College 1827. Fellow Brown University 1808-65; secretary
1846-53; rector St. John's Chiu-ch, Providence, R. I., 1808-65; delegate nine triennial
conventions; b. Barnstable, Mass., July 4, 1781; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 19, 1865.
HINTON, JAMES, D.D.; A.M. 1803.
JONES, HORATIO GATES, A.M.; D.D., University at Lewisburg, 1851. Baptist
minister; pastor Lower Mission, Penn., 1808-53; one of the founders Baptist Board of
Foreign Missions 1814; secretary many years; president trustees Haddington College;
president Philadelphia Baptist Association 1829-53; chancellor University at Lewis-
burg; b. TredryflSn Township, Chester Co., Penn., Feb. 11, 1777, d. Roxboro, Penn.,
Dec. 12, 1853.
WATERHOUSE. JOHN FOTHERGILL. A.B.; Harvard University 1811; M.D.
University of Penn. 1813; d. 1817.
WHEATON, LEVI, M.D.; A.B. 1782.
1813
BATES, JOSHUA, A.M.; A.B. Harvard University 1800; A.M. 1803; D.D. Yale
College 1818. Congregational minister; pastor Dedham, Mass., 1803-18; president
Middlebury College 1818-39; chaplain U. S. Congress 1839-40; pastor Dudley, Mass.,
1843-54; b. Cohasset, Mass., March 20, 1776; d. Dudley, Mass., Jan. 14, 1854.
BOWEN, WILLIAM CORLIS, M.D.; A.B. 1803; A.M. 1811.
63ie BROWN UNIVERSITY 1813
BRONSON, TILLOTSON, D.D.; A.B. Yale CoUege 1786. Episcopal minister;
rector St. John's Church, Waterbury, Conn., 1795-1805; editor Churchman's Maga-
zine several years; principal Episcopal Academy, Cheshire, Conn., 1805-26; member
standing committee, Protestant Episcopal Convention of Conn., 1806-26; delegate
General Convention several times; trustee General Theological Seminary; Wash-
ington College; b. Plymouth, Conn., 1762; d. Cheshire, Conn., Sept. 6, 1826.
BURRILL, JAMES, LL.D.; A.B. 1788.
COTTON, CHARLES, A.M.; M.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1808; A.M. 1811.
Physician and surgeon Plymouth, Mass.; surgeon U. S. navy 1812-23; member R.I.
Historical Society; Pilgrim Society; b. Plymouth, Mass., Oct. 7, 1788; d. Newport,
R. I., Feb. 3, 1870.
D'WOLF, JOHN, A.M. Professor chemistry. Brown University, 1817-34. Student
Brown University 1802-05; Woodstock and Castleton, Vt., medical schools; Mc-
Dowell Medical College; St. Louis, Mo.; farmer near Bristol, R. I.; member R. I.
House of Representatives several terms; b. Bristol, R. I., Feb. 26, 1786; d. Bristol,
Feb. 23, 1862.
INGALLS, WILLIAM, M.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1790; A.M. 1793; M.B.
1794; M.D. 1801. Professor anatomy and surgery. Brown University, 1811-23; b.
Newburyport, Mass., May 3, 1769; d. Wrentham, Mass., Sept. 8, 1851.
McKEE, JOHN, M.D.; A.B. 1800.
PHELPS, ABNER, A.M.; M.D., 1814; A.B., WUliams College 1806; A.M. 1809;
M.D., Yale College 1814. Physician Reading, Boston, Mass.; member Mass. House
of Representatives 1826; originator Boston and Albany Railroad; b. Belchertown,
Mass., Sept. 5, 1779; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 24, 1873.
■STEWART, MOSES, D.D. Associate professor sacred literature, Andover Theo-
logical Seminary, 1810-48. Deceased.
1814
BATES, BARNABAS, A.M.; Baptist preacher, R. L; collector of customs, Bristol,
R. I., imder President J. Q. Adams; acting postmaster New York, N. Y., under Presi-
dent Jackson; postal reformer. Founder Unitarian Christian Inquirer, 1825; b.
Edmonton, England, 1785; d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 11, 1853.
CODMAN, JOHN, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1802; A.M. 1805; D.D. 1840;
A.B., Yale College 1802; D.D., College of N. J. 1822. Congregational minister
pastor Dorchester, Mass., 1808-47; member Mass. Historical Society; b. Boston,
Mass., Aug. 3, 1782; d. Dorchester, Mass., Dec. 23, 1847.
HULL, STEPHEN, A.M. Minister Raynham, Mass., 1812-23.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM BULLEIN, A.M.; D.D. 1833. Baptist minister S.C.; one of
the founders S. C. Baptist State Convention 1821 ; president 1824, and for many years
after; b. about 1780; d. Greenville, S. C, 1862.
LELAND, AARON WHITNEY, A.M.; A.B., Williams CoUege 1808; A.M. 1811;
D.D., College of South Carolina 1814. Presbyterian minister; pastor Charleston,
S. C, 1813-33; professor Christian theology. Southern Theological Seminary, Colum-
bia, S. C; b. 1783; d. 1871.
MILLER, NATHANIEL, A.M.; M.I^., 1817; Harvard University 1823. Physician
Frankliu, Mass.; vice-president Mass. Medical Society; b. Rehoboth, Mass., 1771;
d. Raynham, Mass., June 10, 1850.
RICE, LUTHER, A.M.; A.B., Williams CoUege 1810; A.M. 1813. Missionary India
1812-13; founder Baptist General Convention 1814; one of the founders Columbian
College 1817-21; b. Northboro, Mass., March 25, 1783; d. Edgefield District, S. C,
Sept. 26, 1836.
SEMPLE, ROBERT BAYLOR, A.M.; D.D. 1824; College of WiUiam and Mary.
Baptist minister; pastor Bruington, Va., 1790-1831 ; president Va. Baptist Missionary
Society; trustee Columbian College 1821-31; author History of the Baptists in Va.,
1810; b. Rose Mount, King and Queen Co., Va., Jan. 20, 1769; d. Fredericksburg,
Va., Dec. 25, 1831.
STRONG, JONATHAN, D.D.; A.M. 1808.
1814 HONORARY DEGREES 633
WILLIAMS, THOMAS, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1800. Congregational minister;
pastor Pacific Church, Providence, R. I.; Foxboro, Mass.; resident Providence, R. I.,
1843-76; preached 2200 sermons 1840-68; b. Pomfret, Conn., Nov. 5, 1779; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Sept. 29, 1876.
1815
BARROWS, THOMAS MANNING, M.D. Physician and surgeon Providence, R. I.;
d. 1832.
EDDY, JOHN MATHEWSON, M.D. Associate professor anatomy and surgery.
Brown University, 1813-17. Physician Providence, R. I.; d. Havana, Cuba, 1817.
LELAND, AARON, A.M.; Middlebury College 1814. Baptist minister; pastor
Chester, Vt., 1787-1833; member Vt. House of Representatives 1801-11; speaker
1804-08; member Governor's Coimcil four years; lieutenant-governor Vt. 1822-28;
assistant justice county court 18 years; b. HoUiston, Mass., May 28, 1761; d. Chester,
Vt., Aug. 25, 1832.
RICHMOND, EDWARD, D.D.; A.B. 1789.
STEADMAN, WILLIAM, D.D. Baptist minister Broughton, Hampshire, eight
years; Plymouth seven years; first president Horton College, Bradford, Yorkshire,
and pastor Bradford 180S-37; b. near Leominster, England, Aug. 12, 1764; d. 1837.
STORY, JOSEPH, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1798; A.M. 1801; LL.D. 1821;
Dartmouth College 1824. Lawyer Salem, Cambridge, Mass.; member Mass. House of
Representatives 1805-08, 1810-12; speaker 1811-12; member U. S. House of Repre-
sentatives 1808-09; associate justice U. S. Supreme Coiui; 1811-45; member Mass.
Constitutional Convention 1820; Dane professor law. Harvard University, 1829-45;
overseer 1818-25; fellow 1825-45; fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences;
member Mass. Historical Society; American Philosophical Society; b. Marblehead,
Mass., Sept. 18, 1779; d. Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 10, 1845.
1816
BUGBEE, SAMUEL, M.D.; A.B. 1802.
COGSWELL, WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1811; A.M. 1814; Har-
vard University 1816; D.D., Williams College 1833. Congregational minister; pastor
Dedham, Mass., 1814-29; general agent American Education Society 1829-32; secre-
tary and director; professor history and national education, Dartmouth College, 1841-
44; president and professor Christian Theology, Theological Seminary, Gilmanton,
N. H., 1844-50; trustee Andover Theological Seminary 1837-45; member Mass.
Historical Society; American Antiquarian Society; N. E. Historic Genealogical
Society; corresponding member National Institution for the Promotion of Science at
Washington; editor N. E. Historical and Genealogical Register; b. Atkinson, N. H.,
June 5, 1787; d. Gilmanton, N. H., April 18, 1850.
MANN, JOEL, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth CoUege 1810; A.M. 1813. Presbyterian
minister; pastor Greenwich, Conn.; New York, N. Y.; Salem, Mass.; Kingston,
R. I.; resident New Haven, Conn., 1864-84; author Genealogy of the Mann Family;
b. Orford, N. H., Feb. 7, 1789; d. New Haven, Conn., July 21, 1884.
NEWMAN, WILLIAM, D.D. President and tutor theology. Baptist Academical
Institution, Stepney, England; pastor Bow, Middlesex, England; author Proverbs of
Solomon; d. 1836.
1817
ALLEN, WILLIAM HENRY, M.D.; A.B. 1811.
COLBY, PHILIP, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor Middleboro, Mass.; b.
Sanbomton, N. H., 1779; d. 1851.
GAMMELL, WILLIAM, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1820-27; Baptist minister;
pastor Bellingham, Medfield, Mass.; Second Church, Newport, R. I.; b. Boston,
Mass., Jan. 9, 1786; d. Newport, R. I., May 30, 1827.
MILLER, NATHANIEL, M.D.; A.M. 1814.
634 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1817
NOYES, THOMAS, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1795; A.M. 1798. Congrega-
tional minister; pastor Needham, Mass., 1799-1833; member first school committee;
b. Acton, Mass., Feb. 5, 1769; d. Needham, Mass., Dec. 29, 1837.
RICHARDSON, JOSEPH, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College, 1802; A.M. 1805. Uni-
tarian minister; pastor Hingham, Mass., 1806-71; delegate Mass. Constitutional
Convention 1820-21; member Mass. House of Representatives 1821-23; Mass.
Senate 1823-27; U. S. House of Representatives 1827-31; b. Billerica, Mass., Feb. 1,
1778; d. Hingham, Mass., Sept. 25, 1871.
RUSSELL, JONATHAN, LL.D.; A.B. 1791.
1818
EATON, ASA, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1803; A.M. 1806; D.D., Columbia
College 1828. Episcopal minister; rector 1805-29; Christ Church, Boston; pastor
Trinity Church, Bridgewater, Mass., until 1858; secretary directors American Edu-
cation Society; author History of Christ Church, Boston, 1828; b. Plaistow, N. H.,
July 25, 1778; d. Boston, Mass., March 24, 1858.
JUDSON, ELNATHAN, A.M.; M.D., 1823; Dartmouth College 1823; A.M., Hamil-
ton College 1823. Student Brown University 1810-13; physician U. S. navy; d. 1829.
MANN, ARIEL, M.D. Physician Hallowell, Me.; b. Wrentham, Mass., May 14,
1777; d. Hallowell, Me., March 16, 1828.
PARK, CALVIN, D.D.; A.B. 1797.
RICHARDS, WILLIAM, LL.D.. of Lynn, England.
THOMAS, JOSHUA, A.M.; M.B., Harvard University 1810; M.D. 1811. Physician
Plymouth, Mass.; member Mass. Medical Society; d. Plymouth, Mass., Jan. 10,
1821.
TOWSON, NATHAN, A.M. U. S. military service; captain 1812; brevet major 1812;
brevet lieutenant-colonel 1814; brevet colonel 1814; paymaster-general 1819; brevet
brigadier-general 1834; major-general 1848; b. near Baltimore, Md., Jan. 22, 1784;
d. Washington, D. C, July 20, 1854.
1819
BOLLES, DAVID, A.M. Lawyer Ashford, Conn.; justice Windham County Court;
b. Ashford, Conn., Sept. 26, 1765; d. Ashford, May 22, 1830.
DRAPER, ABUAH, D.D.; A.B. 1797.
EVANS, JOHN, LL.D.; A.M., University of Edinburgh 1791. Baptist minister;
pastor Worship Street, London, 1792-1827; conducted school Hoxton Square, later
Islington, London, 1795-1825; b. Usk, Monmouthshire, England, Oct. 2, 1767; d.
Islington, London, England, Jan. 25, 1827.
FELCH, CHEEVER, A.M. Clergyman; chaplain U. S. navy; d. 1827.
HUNTER, WILLIAM, LL.D.; A.B. 1791.
KENDRICK, NATHANIEL, A.M.; D.D. 1823; A.M. University of Vt. 1813.
Baptist minister; pastor and teacher Lansingburg, N. Y.; Middlebury, Monkton,
Bridport and New Haven, Vt.; prof essot theology and moral philosophy. Literary and
Theological Institution, Hamilton, N. Y.; overseer Hamilton College 1825-37; mem-
ber executive committee, board of trustees, N. Y. Baptist Education Society; cor-
responding secretary; b. Hanover, N. H., April 22, 1777; d. Hamilton, N. Y., Sept. 11,
1848.
KOLLOCK, LEMUAL, M.D.; A.B. 1786.
MACLAY, ARCHIBALD, A.M.; D.D., Columbia CoUege 1842; University of the
City of New York 1842. Pastor Tabernacle Baptist Church, New York, 1809-37;
general agent American and Foreign Bible Society 1837-50; American Bible Union
1850-56; founder Maclay College, Canada; b. Killeam, Scotland, May 14, 1776; d.
New York, N. Y., May 2, 1860.
TILLINGHAST, JOSEPH LEONARD, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1833-44;
lawyer Providence, R. I.; member R. I. House of Representatives; speaker 1829-32;
1819 HONORARY DEGREES 635
member U. S. House of Representatives 1837-43; b. Taunton, Mass., 1791; d. Provi-
dence, R. I., Dee. 30, 1844.
WHEATON, HENRY, LL.D.; A.B. 1802.
WILMER, WttLIAM HOLLAND, D.D. Episcopal minister; rectorSt. Paul's church,
Alexandria, Va., 1812-26; member standing committee diocese of Va.,; one of the
founders and president Education Society of D. C; professor systematic theology,
ecclesiastical history and church polity. Theological Semioary of Va., 1823-26; presi-
dent William and Mary College 1826-27; one of the editors Washington Theological
Repertory, 1819-26; b. Kent Co., Md., Oct. 29, 1782; d. Williamsburg, Va., July 24,
1827.
1820
COXE, CHARLES SIDNEY, A.M.; A.B., University of Penn. 1808; A.M. 1811.
Lawyer Philadelphia, Penn.; justice Philadelphia District Court 1826-35; president
directors Eastern Penitentiary; b. Philadelphia, Penn.; July 31, 1791; d. Drifton
Penn., Nov. 19, 1879.
DIX, JOHN ADAMS, A.M. U. S. military service 1812-23; ensign 1813; second
lieutenant 1814; special messenger Denniark 1826; captain; lawyer Cooperstownj
Albany, N.Y.; adjutant-general N. Y., 1830; secretary of state N. Y. 1833-40; super-
btendent of schools N. Y. 1833-40; member N. Y. House of Representatives 1841-
42; U. S. Senate 1846-49; postmaster New York, N. Y., 1861; U. S. secretary of the
treasury 1861; U. S. military service 1861-65, major-general 1861; naval ofBcer port of
New York 1866; U.S. minister to France 1866-69; governor of N. Y. 1873-75; Union
Pacific Railroad Company 1863-68; author Sketch of the Resources of the City of New
York, 1827; Decisions of the Superintendents of Common Schools, 1837; Winter in
Madeira, and a Summer in Spain and Florence, 1850; b. Boscawen, N. H., July 24,
1798; d. New York, N. Y., April 21, 1879.
GALUSHA, ELON, A.M.; A.B., University of Vt. 1816; A.M. 1820. Law student;
Baptist minister; pastor Whitesboro, Utica, Rochester, Perry, Lockport, N. Y.; one
of the founders Hamilton Theological Institution; b. Shaftsbury, Vt., June 18, 1790;
d. Lockport, N. Y., Jan. 6, 1856.
INGRAHAM, EDWARD DUNCAN, A.M. Lawyer Philadelphia, Penn.; U. S.
commissioner on insolvency 1831; member Free Trade Convention, Philadelphia,
Penn., 1831 ; secretary conmiittee to investigate affairs of Bank of U. S. 1834; director
1834; commissioneir under Fugitive Slave Law; author Sketch of the Events which
Preceded the Capture of Washington, 18H; editor Chitty's Treatise on Pleading, 3
vols., 1828; Gow's Treatise on the Law of Partnership, 1830; Wentworth's Office and
Duty of Executors, 1S3^; YatleVs Law of Nations, 185Z; b. Philadelphia, Penn., 1793;
d. Philadelphia, Nov. 4, 1854.
JOHNS, WILLUM, M.D. Physician Calcutta, India.
KEELY, GEORGE, A.M. Minister HaverhiU, Mass.; d. 1865.
SOMMERS, CHARLES GEORGE, A.M.; Union CoUege 1825; D.D., Madison Uni-
versity 1853. Baptist minister; pastor Troy, New York, N. Y.; b. London, England,
March 4, 1793; d. New York, N. Y., Dec. 19, 1868.
1821
BLANDING, WILLIAM, M.D.; A.B. 1801.
FISKE, CALEB, M.D. Stu-geon Continental army; physician Scituate, R. I.; justice
Court Common Pleas; original member R. I. Medical Society; president 1823-24;
b. Scituate, R. I., 1753; d. Scituate, Sept. 1835.
KING, DAVID, M.D.; A.B. 1796.
RICHMOND, WILLIAM EBENEZER, A.M. Lawyer Providence, R. L; editor
Manufacturer's and Farmer's Journal, 1820-21; secretary R. I. Society for the En-
couragement of Domestic Industry 1820-22; charter member R. I. Historical Society;
b. Providence. R. I., Dec. 6, 1786; d. Providence, March 8, 1873.
SNOW, CALEB HOPKINS, M.D.; A.B. 1813.
636 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1822
1822
ALLEN, BENJAMIN, LL.D.; A.B. X797.
CHAPIN, STEPHEN, D.D.; A.B. Harvard University 1804. Student Brown Uni-
versity; Congregational minister; pastor; professor sacred theology, Waterville
College; president and professor moral and intellectual philosophy and belles-lettres,
Columbian College, Washmgton, D. C, 1828-41; b. Milford, Mass., Nov. i, 1778;
d. Washington, D. C, Oct. 1, 1845.
JACOBS, BELA, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Somerset, Mass.; Pawtuxet, R. I. ;
Cambridge, Mass.; secretary Western Education Society; b. Dighton, Mass., 1786;
d. East Cambridge, Mass., May 22, 1836.
MANN, ISAAC, A.M. Clergyman Shipley, England.
OLNEY, GIDEON WANTON, A.M.; Bowdoin College 1821. Episcopal minister
Gardiner, Portland, Me.; b. 1794; d. Feb., 1838.
PARK, THOMAS, LL.D.; A.B. 1789.
POVALL, RICHARD, A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1809. Physician Phila-
delphia, Penn.
ROBBINS, CHRISTOPHER ELLERY, A.M. Lawyer Newport, R. I.; d. 1855.
WAYLAND, FRANCIS, A.M. 1822; A.B., Union College 1813; D.D. 1827; Harvard
University 1829; LL.D. 1852. President Brown University 1827-55; professor moral
and intellectual philosophy 1834-55; fellow 1855-58; Baptist minister; pastor First
Church, Boston, Mass., 1821-26; professor natural philosophy. Union College, 1826-
27; pastor First Baptist Church, Providence, R. I., 1857-58; president R. I. Alpha,
phi Beta Kappa, 1830-35; member American Philosophical Society; b. New York,
N. Y., March 11, 1796; d. Providence, R.I., Sept. 30, 1865.
1823
BURGESS, TRISTAM, LL.D.; A.B. 1796.
CARPENTER, THOMAS OLIVER HUNT, M.D. Physician Coventry, Conn.; b.
Foster, R. I., June 1, 1800.
HOLMES, SYLVESTER, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor North Church, New
Bedford, Mass.; d. 1866.
JUDSON, ADONIRAM, D.D.; A.B. 1807.
KENDRICK, NATHANIEL, D.D.; A.M. 1819.
SEARLE, NATHANIEL, LL.D.; A.B. 1793.
1824
FROST, ELIAS, M.D.; A.B. 1804.
SEMPLE, ROBERT BAYLOR, D.D.; A.M. 1814.
WHITE, HENRY, D.D.
WILLARD, ASHBEL, M.D. Physician; d. 1852.
WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL WEST, A.M. Baptist minister 1816; pastor Beverly,
Mass., 1816-24; d. 1853.
1825
ALDEN, CHARLES HENRY, A.M. Episcopal mmister; rector Greenwich, R. L;
principalKent Academy, East Greenwich, 1823-25; teacher Providence, R. I.; Phila-
delphia, Penn.; chaplain U. S. navy 1841; d. Fensacola, Fla., Oct., 1846.
CHASE, PETER, A.M. Minister Hinesburgh, Vt.
FENNER, JAMES, LL.D.; A.B. 1789.
FRENCH, LEVI, A.M. Congregational minister; pastor New Salem, Dennis, Mass.;
farmer Berkley, Mass.
JEFFRIES, JOHN, M.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1815; A.M. 1818; M.D. 1819.
Physician Boston, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., March 23, 1796; d. Boston, July 16, 1876.
PARSONS, USHER, M.D. ; A.B., Harvard University 1820; M.D. 1818; A.M. 1829;
Dartmouth College, 1821; M.D. 1821; Berkshire Medical College 1844. Professor
1826 HONORARY DEGREES 6S7
anatomy and surgery. Brown University, 1823-28; U. S. naval service 1812-22; physi-
cian Providence, R. I.; professor anatomy and surgery, Dartmouth College, 1820-22;
president R. I. Medical Society 1837-40; one of the founders R. I. Hospital; author
Histoiy of the Battle of Lake Erie, 1852; Life of Sir WiUiam PeppereU, 1855; Sketches
ofR. I. Physicians, 1859; b. Alfred, Me., Aug. 18, 1788; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 19,
1868.
REYNOLDS, EDWARD, M.D.; Bowdoin College 1825; A.B. Harvard University
1811; A.M. 1814. Physician; professor surgery, Tremont Medical School; b. Boston,
Mass., Feb. 28, 1793; d. Boston, Dec. 25, 1881.
STONE, WILLIAM LEETE, A.M. Proprietor and editor Herkimer American;
Northern Whig; Albany Daily Advertiser; editor Hartford Mirror, Hartford, Conn.;
New York Commercial Advertiser; projector N. Y. State Historical Agency; member
staff of Gov. Clinton, with rank of colonel; director Institution for Deaf and Dumb;
member Society for Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents; school commissioner New
York; superintendent common schools 1843-44; b. New Paltz, N. Y., April 20, 1792;
d. Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1844.
THURBER, DANIEL, M.D.; Harvard University 1826. Physician Mendon, Mass.;
d. 1836.
1826
BUCKLIN, THOMAS, M.D. Physician Hopkinton, Mass.; d. 1843.
GREEN, JOHN, M.D.; A.B. 1804.
HOMER, JONATHAN, D.D.; A.M. 1790.
LEONARD, EZRA, M.D.; A.B. 1801.
MORTON, MARCUS, LL.D.; A.B. 1826.
SCREVEN, CHARLES ODINGSELL, D.D.; A.B. 1795.
WOODS, ALVA, A.M.; D.D. 1828; A.B. Harvard University 1817; A.M. 1820.
Professor mathematics and natural philosophy. Brown University, 1824-28; president
ad interim 1826-27; trustee 1843-59; fellow 1859-87; graduated Andover Theological
Seminary 1821; ordained Baptist miaister 1821; professor mathematics and natural
philosophy, Columbian College, 1821-24; president and professor moral and intel-
lectual philosophy, Transylvania University, 1828-31; University of Ala., 1831-38;
resident Providence, R. I., 1838-87; trustee Newton Theological Institution; b.
Shoreham, Vt.. Aug. 13, 1794; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 6, 1887.
1827
AMES, JEREMIAH FISHER, A.M.; M.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1822; A.M.
1825; M.D. 1827. Physician Dedham, Mass.; b. Dedham, Oct. 9, 1802; d. there
Jan. 23, 1829.
GREENE, ALBERT COLLINS, A.M. Lawyer East Greenwich, R. I.; member R. I.
House of Representatives 1815-16, 1822-25, 1857-58; speaker 1825; brigadier-general
R. I. militia 1816-21; major-general R. I. militia 1821-24; attorney-general R. I.
1825-43; member R. I. Senate; U. S. Senate 1845-51 ; b. East Greenwich, R. L, April
15, 1791; d. Providence, R. L, Jan. 8, 1863.
GREENE, CHARLES WINSTON, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1802; A.M.
1805; d. 1857.
MALCOM, HOWARD, A.M.; D.D., Union CoUege 1843; University of Vt., 1843;
LL.D., University at Lewisburg 1857. Baptist minister; president Georgetown
College 1839-49; president University at Lewisburg, 1851-58; president American
Peace Society; Baptist Historical Society; b. Philadelphia, Penn., Jan. 9, 1799; d.
Philadelphia, March 25, 1879.
MORRIS, CHARLES, A.M. U. S. naval service 1799-1856; first lieutenant Constitu-
tion; post captain 1813; b. Woodstock, Conn., Oct. 1784; d. Washington, D. C,
Jan. 27, 1856.
SMITH, WILLIAM HENRY, A.M. Minister Providence, R.I.; d. Providence, May
19, 1860.
638 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1827
VINTON, JOHN ROGERS, A.M. Graduated U. S. MUitary Academy 1817; U. S.
military service .Florida, 1837; Mexico 1846-47; captain 3d artillery 1835; brevet
major 1846; b. Providence, R. I., June 16, 1801; killed near Vera Cruz, Mexico,
March 22, 1847.
1828
COMSTOCK, OLIVER CROMWELL, A.M. Physician Cayuga Bridge, N. Y.;
member N. Y. House of Representatives 1810-li8; U. S. House of Representatives
1813-19; Baptist minister; chaplain U. S. house of representatives; physician Tru-
mansburg, N. Y.; pastor Rochester, N. Y.; superintendent public instruction Michi-
gan four years; b. Warwick, R. I., March 1, 1781; d. Marshall, Mich., Jan. 11, 1860.
DUNN, THEOPHILUS COLHOUN, A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1821. Physi-
cian Newport, R. I.; president R. I. Medical Society 1843-46; vice-president Ameri-
can Medical Society; d. 1871.
DUNN, NATHANIEL, A.M.; A.B., Bowdoin College 1825; A.M. 1828. Teacher
and lecturer New York, N. Y.; b. Poland, Me., Jan. 89, 1800; d. Oct. 17, 1889.
FOOT, JOSEPH IVES, A.M.; A.B., Union CoUege 1821; D.D., Washington CoUege
1840. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1824; Congregational minister
1824; evangelist; president-elect Washington College, Ejioxville, Tenn.; b. Water-
town, Conn., Nov. 17, 1796; d. near Knoxville, Tenn., April 21, 1840.
JONES, WILLIAM, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Scotch Baptist Church, Finsbury,
London; axithov Life of Abraham Booth, 1808; Historyof the Waldenses, 1811; Biblical
Cyclopoedia, 1816; Dictionary of Religious Opinions, 1817; b. Poultney, Lancashire,
England, 1762; d. 1846.
KIMBELL, CHARLES OTIS, A.M.; WaterviUe CoUege 1828. Minister Methuen,
Mass.; b. 1792; d. 1852.
KINGHORN, JOSEPH, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor St. Mary-m-Coslany,
Norwich, 1790-1832; b. Gateshead-on-Tyne, Durham, England, Jan. 17, 1766; d.
Norwich, Sept. 1, 1832.
PAIGE, WINSLOW, A.M. Minister Schoharie, N. Y.; d. 1838.
WHITMAN, SETH SPENCER, A.M.; A.B. Hamilton College 1825. Baptist minis-
ter; professor Biblical interpretation, Hamilton Literary and Theological Institution,
1829-35; pastor Belvidere, 111.; Madison, Wis.; b. Fairfield, Vt., Feb. 5, 1802; d.
Madison, Wis., Jan. 2, 1852.
1829
CLAGGETT, RUFUS. A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1826. Teacher Portsmouth,
N. H.; Providence, R. I.; lawyer; b. Litchfield, N. H., Feb. 28, 1803; d. Brooklyn,
N. Y., April 22, 1875.
FARLEY, FREDERICK AUGUSTUS, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1818; A.M.
1821; D.D. 1850. Graduated Harvard Divinity School 1828; Unitarian minister;
pastor Westminster Church, Providence, R. I., 1828-41; Church of the Savioiu',
Brooklyn, N. Y., 1842-62; b. Boston, Mass., June 25, 1800; d. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
March 24, 1892.
POTTER, HORATIO, A.M.; D.D. 1838; A.B. Union CoUege 1826; D.D. Trinity
College 1838; LL.D. Hobart CoUege 1856. Episcopal minister; rector Saco, Me.;
professor mathematics and natural pMosophy, Washington, now Trinity CoUege,
1828-30; rector St. Peter's Church, Albany, N. Y., 1833-54; provisional bishop,
diocese of N. Y., 1854-61; bishop 1861-87; b. Beekman, N. Y., Feb. 9, 1802; d. New
York, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1887.
STEVENS, JOHN, A.M.; A.B., Middlebury CoUege 1821; D.D., University of
Rochester 1873. Vice-president and professor inteUectual and moral philosophy,
Granville College; district secretary American Baptist Missionary Union, and western
editor Macedonian; Baptist minister; professor Latin and Greek, Deuison University,
emeritus 1875-77; one of the founders Western Baptist Theological Institute, Coving-
ton, Ky., 1845; b. Townsend, Mass., June 17, 1799; d. GranvUle, O., AprU 30, 1877.
TOTTEN, JOSEPH GILBERT, A.M. Graduated U. S. MUitary Academy 1805;
second lieutenant; secretary U. S. svurvey of Ohio and the territories 1806-08; miUtary
engineer 1808-64; first lieutenant 1810; captain and brevet major 1813; brevet lieu-
1829 HONORARY DEGREES 639
tenant-colonel 1814; major 1818; lieutenant-colonel 1828; colonel and chief engineer
U. S. army 1838; inspector U. S. Military Academy 1838-64; brevet brigadier-general
1847; member lighthouse board 1851-58; 1860-64; state commissioner for preserva-
tion of New York harbor; Boston harbor; brigadier-general 1863; brevet major-
geneial 1864; regent Smithsonian Institution 1846-64; corporate member National
Academy of Sciences; translator Treussart's Essays on Hydraulic and Common
Mortars, 1842; member American Philosophical Society; b. New Haven, Conn
Aug. 23, 1788; d. Washington, D. C, April 22, 1864.
1830
HAWES. JOEL. D.D.; A.B. 1813.
WARD. BENJAMIN CLIFFORD. A.M.; A.B. 1825.
WAYLAND, JOHN, A.M.; A.B. Union College 1827; D.D. 1844. Tutor Brown Uni-
versity 1828-31; trustee 1839-47; professor belles-lettres, Hamilton College, 1831-34;
Baptist minister; pastor Salem, Mass.; chaplain U. S. Military Academy, West
Point, N. Y.; rector St. James's Episcopal Church, Roxbury, Mass.; d. Saratoga
Springs. N. Y., 1863.
WEBB. CONRADE, A.M.; A.B. 1798.
YATES, WILLIAM, A.M.; D.D. 1839. Baptist missionary Serampore, India; Cal-
cutta; author and translator; secretary Baptist mission press; author a Sanskrit
grammar, Sanskrit dictionary, a Hindustani dictionary, and manuab of Hindustani,
Arabic and Bengali; translator Bible into Bengali; also various handbooks of natural
science, history and Christian evidences into Sanskrit, Hindustani and Bengali; b.
Loughborough. Leicestershire, England, Dec. 15, 1792; d. at sea, July 3, 1845.
1831
BAILEES, WILLUM. LL.D.; A.B. 1795.
BRANTLY, WILLIAM THEOPHILUS. D.D.; A.B., CoUege of S. C, 1808. Baptist
minister; pastor First Church, Philadelphia, Peun., 1826-38; First Church Charles-
ton, S. C. 1838-44; president College of Charleston; b. Chatham Co., N. C, Jan. 23.
1787; d. Augusta, Ga., March 28, 1845.
GRINNELL, WILLIAM TAYLOR, A.M. Resident Providence, R. I.; d. Provi-
dence, 1835.
HAWES, JOEL. D.D.; A.B. 1813.
WELCH, BARTHOLOMEW TROW, A.M.; D.D., Union CoUege 1833. Baptist
minister; pastor Catskill. N. Y.; First Church, Albany. N. Y.; Pierpont Street
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y.; b. Boston, Mass., Sept. 24, 1794; d. 1870.
WELLS, ELEAZER MATHER PORTER, A.M.; D.D., Georgetown College 1854.
Student Brown University 1817-20; Episcopal minister Boston, Mass., 51 years;
philanthropist; b. Sept. 5. 1793; d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 1, 1878.
1832
CRISP. THOMAS STEFFE. D.D.; A.M. elsewhere. President of the Theological
Academy of Bristol, England.
McILVAINE, CHARLES PETTIT, D.D.; A.B.. College of N. J. 1816; A.M.. 1819;
D.C.L. Ojrford University 1853; LL.D. 1867; Cambridge University 1858. Episcopal
minister; bishop of Ohio 1832-73; president Kenyon College; also president Theo-
logical Seminary, Gambler, O.; member Sanitary Commission during the Civil War;
b. Burlington, N. J., Jan. 18. 1799; d. Florence. Italy. March 13. 1873.
MALLETT, EDWARD JONES. A.M.; A.B., University of N. C. 1818; A.M. 1821.
Postmaster Providence. R. I.. 1829-44; member common council 1837-38; major-
general R. I. militia; president St. Nicholas bank, N. Y., 1853-58; U. S. consul-
general Italy 1858-62; U. S. military service 1862; paymaster, member N. Y. His-
torical Society; b. Fayetteville, N. C, May 1, 1797; d. 1883.
PATTISON, ROBERT EVERETT, A.M.; D.D. 1838; A.B., Amherst College 1826.
Waterville College six years; Baptist minister; pastor First Church Providence.
R. I.; secretary home department American Baptist Missionary Union, 1842-45;
64a BROWN UNIVERSITY 1832
president Western Theological Institute, Covington, Ky., 1864-4i8; professor Newton
Theological Institution 1848-54; professor theolo^, ShurtleS College, 1864; professor
Baptist Union Theological Seminary at Chicago 1870-74; author Commentary on the
Epistle to the Ephesians, 1859; various sermons; b. Benson, Vt., Aug. 9, 1800; d.
St. Louis, Mo., 1874.
TOBEY, SAMUEL BOYD, A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1828. Trustee Brown
University 1835-67; chancellor 1854-67. Physician Providence, R. I.; trustee R. I.
Hospital; Butler Hospital for the Insane; member Providence Medical Association;
b. Bristol, Me., Nov. 12, 1805; d. June 23, 1867.
WARD, SAMUEL, A.M.; A.B., Columbia College 1831; A.M. 1834; Ph.D. Uni-
versity of Tiibingen. Banker New York, N. Y., 1835-43; miner CaL, 1848; resident
Washington, D. C; secretary U. S. special mission Paraguay 1858; Nicaragua 1863;
b. New York, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1814; d. Pegli, Italy, May 19, 1884.
1833
D'WOLF, JOHN JAMES, A.B.; M.D., Harvard University 1835. Physician Bristol,
Providence, R. I.; member R. I. Historical Society; b. Bristol, R. I., Sept. 11, 1807
d. Bristol, July 25, 1894.
FARRAR, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1803; A.M. 1806. Tutor Greek,
Harvard University, 1805-07; Hollis professor mathematics and natural philosophy
1807-36; translator Lacroix's Elements of Algebra; Bezout's Differential and Integral
Caleulus; Lacroix's Arithmetic; Legendre's Geometry; author Cambridge Mathe-
matics; Elementary Treatise on Mechanics; Elementary Treatise on Optics; Elements
of Electricity, Magnetism, and Electro Magnetism; Elementary Treatise on Astronomy;
b. Lincoln, Mass., July Ij 1779; d. Cambridge, Mass., May 8, 1853.
FRINK, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, A.B. Resident Granville, O.
GREENE, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.M. Instructor modem languages. Brown
University, 1848-52; student Brown University 1824-27; abroad 1827-33; 1834.-47;
principal Kent Academy, East Greenwich, R. I., 1833-34; U. S. consul Rome, 1837-45;
teacher and author New York, N. Y., 1852-65; author East Greenwich, R. I., 1865-83;
lecturer American histoiy, Cornell University, 1871-73; author Historical Studies,
1850; History and Geography of the Middle Ages, 1851; Biographical Studies, I860;
Historical View of the Arnerican Revolution, 1865; Nathanael Greene: an Examination
of the Ninth Volume of Bancroft's History, 1866; Life of Nathanael Greene, 3 vols.,
1867-71; The German Element in the War of America, 1876; Short History of R.T.,
1877; b. East Greenwich, R. I.. April 8, 1811; d. East Greenwich. Feb. 2, 1883.
JOHNSON, ^WILLIAM BULLEIN. D.D.; A.M. 1814.
MARCY, WILLIAM LEARNED, LL.D.; A.B. 1808.
SMITH, ELI BURNHAM,A.M.; A.B. Middlebury College 1823; D.D. WaterviUe
College 1849. Ba,ptist ministei'; president and professor Biblical theology. Literary
and Theological Institution, New Hampton, N. H., and Fairfield, Vt., 1833-61; b.
Shoreham, Vt., April 16, 1803; d. Colchester, Vt., Jan. 5, 1861.
VINTON, FRANCIS, A.B.; D.D., Columbia CoUege 1848; LL.D. CoUege of WiUiam
and Mary 1869." Graduated U. S. Military Academy 1830; U. S. inilitary service;
1830-36, second lieutenant; admitted to bar 1834; Episcopal minister;, rector Tower
Hill, Wakefield, R. I.; St. Stephen's Chjirch, Providence; Trinity Church, Newport,
R. I.; Emmanuel Church, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights, N. Y.,
1852-55; assistant rector Trinity Parish, New York, N. Y., 1855-69; rector 1859-72;
elected bishop of Ind., but declined, 1848; professor ecclesiastical law and polity.
General Theological Seminary, 1869-72; author Evidences of Christianity, 18SS;
Manual Commentary on the Genial Carion Law of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
1870; b. Providence, R. L, Aug. 29, 1809; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 29. 1872. ' ^
1834
COBB, OLIVER, D.D.; A.B. 1796.
DOWLING, JOHN, A.M.; D.D., Transylvania University 1846. Baptbt minister;
pastor Catskill, N. Y.; Newport, R; I.; New York, N. Y.; Providence, R. I.; Phila-
delphia, Penn.; Newark, N. J.; Berean Church, New York, 1844-62, J856-68; South
1834 HONORARY DEGREES 6«
Church, Newark, N. J.; South Church, New York; b. Pavensey, England, May 12,
1807; d. Middletown, N. Y., July 4, 1878.
DUMONT, ABRAHAM HENRY, A.M.; Rutgers CoUege. Clergyman; d. 1864.
FURMAN, SAMUEL, A.M. Baptist minister; professor theology, Furman Uni-
versity; d. March 19, 1877.
PENDLETON, WILLIAM NELSON, A.M.; D.D., Alexandria Theological Seminary
1868; Keiyron College. Graduated U. S. Military Academy 1830; assistant professor
mathematics. West Point, 1831-32; Bristol College, Tenn., 1832-39; ordained Epis-
copal priest 1838; principal Episcopal High School, Alexandria, Va., 1839-53; rector
Lradngton, Va., 1853-83; Confederate military service, 1861-65, brigadier-general;
b. Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 1809; d. Lexington, Va., Jan. 15, 1883.
QCINCY, JOSIAH, A.M. Lawyer Rumney, N. H., unta 1864; president Grafton
Co. bar; member N. H. House of Representatives several terms; N. H. Senate twice;
president one term; trustee Newton Theological Institution 1853-61; president
trustees New Hampton Academy; b. Lenox, Mass., March 7, 1793; d. Rumney, N. H.
Jan. 19, 1875.
SHURTLEFF, NATHANIEL BRADSTREET, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University
1831; A.M. 1834; M.D. 1834; ShurtleflE College 1843; A.M. University of Illinois
1834. Demonstrator Harvard University 1835-36; overseer 1852-61, 1863-69; secre-
tary of overseers 1854-74; mayor Boston 1868-70; fellow American Academy;
member Mass. Historical Society; American Philosophical Society; honorary member
London Society of Antiquaries; author Decimal System for Arrangement of Libraries,
1856; b. Boston, Mass., June 29, 1810; d. Boston, Oct. 17, 1874.
STEVENS, ISAAC, A.M.; Waterville College 1835. Lawyer Middleboro, Mass.;
town clerk Middleboro 1822-30; moderator; captain Mass. militia; member Mass.
house of representatives 1820-30; lawyer Athol, Mass.; d. 1866.
WARNE, JOSEPH ANDREWS, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor First Church, Provi-
dence, R.I. ; South Reading, Brookline, Mass.; Sansom Street Church, Philadelphia,
Penn.; retired 1845; b. London, England, 1795; d. Philadelphia, Penn., 1881.
1835
D'WOLF, WILLIAM FREDERICK, LL.B.; A.B. 1831.
FISK, WILBUR, D.D.; A.B. 181S.
GOODRICH, CHAUNCEY ALLEN, D.D.; A.B., Yale College 1810; A.M. 1813.
Congregational minister; professor rhetoric and English literature, Yale College,
1817-39; professor pastoral theology 1839-60; elected president Williams College
1820, but declined; author Greek Qrammar, 1814; Greek and Latin Lessons^ 1832;
editor Webster's Dictionary, abridged, 1857; b. New Haven, Conn., Oct. 23, 1790, d.
New Haven, Feb. 25, 1860.
HOWLAND, JOHN, A.M. Hairdresser Providence, R. I.; served in Continental
army; town auditor Providence 15 years; treasurer 14 years; treasurer Providence
Institution for Savings 21 years; secretary Mechanics Association 18 years; presid&t
six years; treasurer R. I. Historical Society nine years; president 21 years; b; Nfew
port. R. I., Oct. 31, 1757; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 5, 1854. }; ■ -"
LARNED, SAMUEL, A.M. Charge d'affaires, Peru; d. Providence, R. L, De6. 10,
1846.
MERCER, JESSE, D.D. Baptist minister; pastor numerous towns in Georgia; b.
Halifax Ce., N. C, Dec. 16, 1769; d. Washington. Ga., Sept. 6, 1841.
PECK, JOHN MASON, A.M.; D.D.. Geergetown College; Harvard University 1852.
Baptist minister; pastor; missionary Mo. and 111.; resident Rock ^ring, Rl., 1822-
58; founder Rock Spring Seminary 1826; professor theology 1827-31; trustee Shurt-
leff College 1835-58; one of the founders Covington Theological Institution; pastor
Mo.; ni.; Ky.; author Life of Daniel Boone; Father Clark, or the Pioneer Preacher;
b. Litchfield, Conn., Oct. 81, 1789; dl Rock Spring, 111., March 15, 1858.
EOBBINS, ASHER, LL.D.; A.B., Yale College 1782. Tutor Brown University 1782-
90; librarian 1782-85; lawyer Providence, Newport, R. I.; U. S. district att(»nefy
1812; member R. I. General Assembly IglB-25; U. S. Senate 1825-39; b. Wethers-
field, Conn.. Oct. 26, 1757; d. Newport, R: L, Feb. 25,^1845. , : i; , :,
642 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1836
1836
CRESSEY, TIMOTHY ROBINSON, A.M.; A.B. Amherst CoUege 1828. Graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1831; Baptist minister; pastor South Church,
Boston, Mass.; Columbus, Cincinnati, O.; missionary Minn.; U. S. military service
1861-63, chaplain; pastor Ind.; 111.; Iowa; b. Pomfret, Conn., Sept. 18, 1800; d.
Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 30, 1870.
GEBHARD, JOHN, A.M. Resident N. Y.; member U. S. House of Representatives
1821-23; b. Claverack, N. Y.; deceased.
IDE, JACOB, D.D.; A.B., Brown University, 1809.
MEDBERY, NICHOLAS, A.M.; A.B., Waterville College 1828. Baptist minister;
pastor Middleboro, Watertown, Newburyport, Ashland, Peabody, Mass.; city mis-
sionary, Portsmouth, N. H., 1857-71; b. 1801; d. Dover, Mass., May 30, 1878.
PARKER, WILLIAM, A. M. Lawyer Boston, Mass.; b. Boston, Mass., Nov. 7, 1795;
d. Boston, Mass., Oct. 29, 1873.
VINTON, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, A.M.; M.D., Yale CoUege 1828; D.D.,
University of the City of New York 1843; Harvard University 1853. Student Brown
University 1821-24; physician Pomfret, Conn.; graduated General Theological Semi-
nary 1835; Episcopal minister; pastor Grace Church, Providence, R. I., 1836-42;
St. Paul's Church, Boston, Mass., 1832-58; Trinity Church, Philadelphia, Penn.,
1858-61; St. Mark's Church, New York, N. Y., 1861-69; Emmanuel Church, Boston,
Mass., 1869-77; b. Providence, R. I., May 2, 1807; d. Philadelphia, Penn., April 26,
1881.
1837
DEAN, MYRON MUNSON, A.M.; A.B., Middlebury College 1834. Graduated
Newton Theological Institution 1838; Baptist minister; pastor Providence, R. I.;
Marblehead, Mass.; pastor Warren, R. I.; b. Monkton, Vt., Nov. 8, 1811; d. Cam-
bridge, Mass., March 30, 1861.
FELLOWES, RICHARD SIMPSON, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1832; A.M. 1835.
Merchant New York, N. Y.; b. Troy, N. Y., March 14, 1814; d. New Haven, Conn.,
March 10, 1884.
IDE, JACOB, D.D.; A.B. 1809.
MAHAN, DENNIS HART, A.M.; LL.D. 1852; A.M. College of N. J. 1837; LL.D.
College of William and Mary 1852; Dartmouth College 1867. Graduated U. S. Mili-
tary academy 1824; acting assistant professor methematics 1821-24; second lieu-
tenant engineer corps 1824; assistant professor mathematics 1824-25; principal
assistant professor engineering 1825-26; student engineering, under orders in Europe,
1826-30; student, by permission of the French government. Military School for Engi-
neers and artillerists, Metz, France, 1829-30; acting professor engineering, U. S.
Military Academy, 1830-32; prof essor engineering 1832-71 ; dean 1838-71; corporate
member National Academy of Sciences 1863; overseer Thayer School of Civil Engi-
neering, Dartmouth College, 1871; author TreatUe on Field Fortificationg, 1SS6; Ele-
mentary Course of Civil Engineering. 1837; Elementary Treatuie on Advanced Guard,
Outposts, and Detachment Service of Troops, 1847; Treatise on Permanent Fortifications:
Military Engineering; b. New York, N. Y., April 2, 1802; d. near Stony Point, N. Y.,
Sept. 16, 1871. *
MURCH, WILLIAM HARRIS, D.D. Baptist minister; pastor Sheppard's Barton,
Frome, England, 21 years; president Stepney College, London, 1827-44; secretary
Baptist Union 1834-46; Baptist Board 1837-43; b. Honiton, England, May 17, 1784;
d. Bath, England, July 12, 1859.
1838
AARON, SAMUEL, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor New Britain, Penn.; Burlington,
N. J.; principal high school, Burlington, N. J., 1833-41; principal Treemount Semi-
nary, near Norristown, 1844-57; head-master Mt. Holly Institute, Mt. Holly, N. J.;
b. New Britain, Penn., Oct. 19, 1800; d. Mt. Holly, N. J., April 11. 1865.
BLANDING, ABRAHAM, LL.D.; A.B. 1796.
1838 HONORARY DEGREES 643
CROWELL, WILLIAM, A.M.; D.D., University of Rochester 1857. Special student
Brown University 1834-35; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1838; Baptist
minister; editor Christian Watchman, Boston, ten years; Western Watchman, Des
Moines, Mo., ten years; b. Middlefield, Mass., Sept. 22, 1806; d. July 17, 1871.
GURNEY, JOSEPH JOHN, LL.D. Banker Norwich, England; Friends' minister
1818-47; b. Earlham Hall, near Norwich, England, Aug. 2, 1788; d. Earlham, Jan. 4,
1847.
JAMES, CHARLES TILLINGHAST, A.M. Superintendent Slater's Steam cotton
mill. Providence, R. I.; general introducer of steam cotton mills in various places;
member U. S. Senate 1851-57; inventor of a rifled cannon; b. West Greenwich, R. I.,
. 1804; d. Sag Harbor, N. Y., Oct. 17, 1862.
LARKIN, LYMAN BEECHER, A.M.; A.B., Amherst College 1835; M.D., Berk-
shire Medical Institution 1838. Physician Wrentiam, Mass.; La Salle, 111.; Ball-
ston Spa, N. Y.; b. Marlboro, Mass., Nov. 8, 1804; d. Ballston Spa, N. Y., June 9,
1883.
MASON, OWEN, A.M. Resident Providence, B.I. ; president Franklin Society; b.
1796; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 30, 1873.
PATTISON, ROBERT EVERETT. D.D.; A.M. 1832.
1839
FLETCHER, RICHARD, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1806; LL.D. 1846; Har-
vard University 1849. Trustee Brown University 1832-35; fellow 1835-54; lawyer
Salisbury, N. H.; Boston, Mass.; member Mass. House of Representatives; U. S.
House of Representatives 1837-39; associate justice Mass. Supreme Court 1848-53;
trustee Dartmouth College; overseer Harvard University 1854-56; b. Cavendish,
Vt., Jan. 8, 1788; d. Boston, Mass., June 21, 1869.
STEVENS, ABEL, A.M.; LL.D., Indiana State University 1856. Methodist Epis-
copal minister; pastor Providence, R. I'., 1837-39; editor Zion's Herald, Boston,
Mass., 1838-50; b. Philadelphia, Penn., Jan. 17, 1815; d. San Jose, Cal., Sept. 11,
1897.
WILLIAMSON, JOSEPH, A.M.; A.B., University of Vt. 1812; A.M. 1815; lawyer
Belfast, Me.; county attorney 1820-28, 1831, 1841; member Me. Senate 1833, 1834;
president 1834; postmaster Belfast 1822-30; banker; b. Canterbury, Conn., Aug. 6,
1789; d. Belfast, Me., Sept. 30, 1854.
1841
AVERY, JOHN HUMPHREY, A.M.; A.B., Union College 1834. Graduated
Andover Theological Seminary 1837; Baptist minister; pastor Plymouth, Mass.;
Austinburgh, O.; b. Boston, Mass., July 22, 1807; d. Cleveland, O., May 25, 1895.
CASWELL, ALEXIS, D.D.; A.B. 1822.
MASON, CYRUS, D.D.; A.B., Union College 1824; A.M. 1827; Middlebury College
1833. Clergyman; pastor New York, N. Y.; professor rhetoric and apologetic
theology. University of the City of New York, 1836-50; rector University Grammar
School; d. 1865.
PERRY, AMOS, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1837; LL.D., Griswold College
1888. Principal Fruit Hill Seminary, North Providence, R. I., 1837-40; Summer
Street School, Providence, R. I., 1840-52; inspector public schools. Providence, 1840-
52; U. S. consul Tunis 1862-67; secretary R. I. Historical Society 1873-99; librarian
1880-99; author Carthage and Tunis, Memorial of Zaehariah AUen, 1795-1882; An
Official Tour along the Eastern Coast of the Regency of Tunis, 1891; b. South Natick,
Mass., Aug. 12, 1812; d. New London, Conn., Aug. 10, 1899.
RUSSELL, JOHN, A.M.; A.B., Middlebury CoUege 1817; LL.D., Chicago Uni-
versity 1862. Teacher; Baptist preachei-; author; editor; author several novels;
b. Cavendish, Vt., July 31, 1793; d. Bluffdale, lU., Jan. 21, 1863.
SCAMMELL, LUCIUS LESLIE, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1837; M.D.,
Harvard University 1842. Physician St. Louis, Mo.; acting assistant surgeon U. S.
army; b. Bellingham, Mass., Dec. 17, 1819; d. St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 13, 1892.
Mi BROWN UNIVERSITY 1842
1842
CONE, SPENCER HOUGHTON, D.D. Student CoUege of N. J. 1787-89; teacher;
actor; editor and publisher; preacher; chaplain Congress 1815-16; pastor Alexan-
dria, Va., 1816-23; co-pastor Oliver Street Baptist Church, New York, N. Y., 182S-
41; pastor First Baptist Church, New York, 1841-55; president Baptist Triennial
Convention 1832-41; corresponding and recording secretary New York Baptist
Domestic Mission Society many years; president American and Foreign Bible Society
1837-50 ; editor Jones' Church History; b. Princeton, N. J., April 30, 1785; d. New
York, N. Y., Aug. 28, 1855.
JENNY, WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B., University of the City of New York 1836.
WELCH, JAMES CRAFT, A.B.; A.M. 1845; A.B., Columbian CoUege 1841; A.M. '
1844; d. Missouri, Aug., 1847.
WILLIAMS, JOHN MASON, LL.D.; A.B. 1801.
1843
DRINKWATER, ARTHUR FULLER, A.M.; A.B., Waterville College 1840. Law-
yer Bluehill, Me.; member Me. board of education 1847-52; justice municipal court,
Ellsworth, Me., 1869-72; collector internal revenue, fifth district. Me., 1873-76;
member Me. House of Representatives 1878; b. 1819; d. Ellsworth, Me., May
27, 1882.
DUNCAN, ALEXANDER, A.M.; A.B., Yale College 1825; A.M. 1828. Trustee
Brown University 1843-50; fellow 1850-89; lawyer N. Y.; Providence, R. I., 1839-
63; first president Providence and Worcester Railroad Company; member Peace
Convention; resident London and Leicestershire, England, 1863-89; member R. I.
Historical Society 1841-89; b. Scotland, May 26, 1805; d. near London, England,
Oct. 14, 1889.
NEEDHAM, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.M.; A.B., Wesleyan University 1840. Gradu-
ated Union Theological Seminary 1843; Wesleyan Methodist minister; preacher;
U. S. military service 1861; in service of Sanitary Commission, Washington, D. C,
1861-62; clerk Sixth auditor's oflSce, Treasury department, Washington, 1863-81;
original member National Freedmen's Association; founder colored free school
system, D. C, 1863; b. Boston, Mass., Feb. 7, 1816; d. Chicago, Dl., 1895.
PITMAN, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B. 1799.
WHITMAN, EZEKIEL, LL.D.; A.B. 1795.
1844
CRAWLEY, EDMUND ALBERN, D.D.; A.B., King's College, N. S., 1820; A.M.
1823; D. C. L. 1888. Lawyer; Baptist minister; pastor Halifabi, N. S.; president
Acadia College, Wolfville, N. S.; professor mental philosophy, 1865-70; principal
theological department 1870-88; b. Ipswich, England, Jan. 20, 1799; d. Sept. 27,
1888.
MAGINNIS, JOHN SHARP, D.D.; A.B., Waterville CoUege 1832; A.M. 1835.
Student Brown University 1828-30; graduated Newton Theological Institution 1832;
Baptist minister; pastor Portland, Me.; Providence, R. I.; professor Biblical theol-
ogy, Hamilton Literary and Theologicallnstitution, 1838-50; Biblical and pastoral
theology, Rochester Theological Seminary, and inteUectual and moral philosophy.
University of Rochester, 1850-52; b. Butler Co., Penn., June 13, 1805; d. Rochester,
N. Y., Oct. 15, 1852.
METCALF, THERON, LL.D.; A.B. 1805.
NORTH, EDWARD, A.M.; A.B., HamUton College 1841; L.H.D., University of the
State of New York 1869; LL.D., Madison University 1886. Professor Greek language
and literature, Hamilton CoUege, 1843-1903; necrologist 1855-1903; trustee 1881-
1903; member executive committee 1890-1903; acting president 1891-92; member
American PhUosophical Association; b. Berlin, Conn., May 9, 1820; d. Clinton, N. Y.,
Sept. 13, 1903.
WHIPPLE, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B. 1802.
1846 HONORARY DEGREES 645
1845
ARVINE, KAZLITT, A.M.; A.B., Weslfeyan University 1841; graduated Newton
Theological Institution 1845; Baptist minister; pastor Woonsocket, R. I.; New
York, N. Y.; West Boylston, Mass.; b. Centerville, N. Y., Dec. 18, 1819; d. Wor-
cester, Mass., July 15, 1851.
BOSWORTH, FREDERICK, A.M. Tutor Montreal College, Montreal, Canada.
DURFEE, JOB, LL.D.; A.B. 1813.
HAZARD, ROWLAND GIBSON, A.M.; LL.D. 1869. Trustee Brown University
1869-76; fellow 1875-88. Manufacturer Peace Dale, R. I.; member R. I. House of
Representatives 1851-52, 1854-55; R. I. Senate 1866-67; R. I. Historical Society;
author Language, 1836; Lectures on the Adaptation of the Universe to the Cultivation
of the Mind, 1840; Lectures on the Causes of Decline of Politicaland National Morality,
1841; Essays on the Resources of the U. S., 1864; Freedom of the Mind in Willing, 1864;
Causation and Freedom in Willing, 1869; b. South Kingstown, R. I., Oct. 9, 1801; d.
Peace Dale, R. I., June 24, 1888.
LAMBERT, THOMAS RICKER, A.M.; Trinity College 1852; D.D., Columbia
College 1863. Clergyman Fall River, Mass.; b. 1809; d. Feb. 4, 1892.
REED, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B. 1803.
RIVES, WILLIAM CABELL, LL.D. Student CoUege of William and Mary; lawyer
Va.; member Va. Constitutional Convention 1816; Va. House of Representatives
1817-19, 1822-23; U. S. house of representatives 1823-29; U. S. minister, France,
1829-32, 1849-53; member U. S. Senate 1833-34, 1836-45; one of five commissioners
to Peace Congress 1861; member Confederate Congress 1861-64.; author Life and
Character of John Hampden, 1845; History of the Life and Times of James Madison;
b. Nelson Co., Va., May 4, 1793; d. Castle Hill, near Charlottesville, Va., April 25,
1868.
1846
BOND. ALVAN, D.D.; A.B. 1815.
BURGESS. GEORGE, D.D.; A.B. 1826.
CUSHMAN, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.M.; A.B., Amherst CoUege 1840; D.D., Uni-
versity of Ala. 1860. Episcopal minister; missionary; pastor Chicago, 111.; assistant
pastor New York, N. Y.; associate editor Living Church, 1878; member editorial
board Churchman, 1879-90; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Feb. 24, 1810; d. Brooklyn, N. Y.
June 26, 1890.
DEXTER, ANDREW, A.M.; A.B., Hamilton College 1843. Resident London.
England.
GRANGER, JAMES NATHANIEL, A.M.; D.D. 1854. Trustee Brown University
1851-53; fellow 1853-57; graduated Hamilton Literary and Theological Institution
1838; Baptist minister; pastor Avon, Buffalo. N. Y.; First Baptist Church, Provi-
dence, R. L, 1842-57; b. Canandaigua, N. Y., Aug., 1814; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 5,
1857.
PARK. EDWARDS AMASA, D.D.; A.B. 1826.
PARKER, ADDISON, A.M.; A.B., Middlebury College 1823. Baptist minister;
pastor Methuen, Agawam. Mass.; d. 1864.
STOW, BARON. D.D.; A.B., Columbian College 1825; A.M., Waterville College
1830; D.D., Harvard University 1855. Trustee Brown University 1838-58; fellow
1868-69. Baptist minister; pastor Portsmouth. N. H.; Boston, Mass.; overseer
Harvard University 1854-64; author Memoir o/Hame<Z)oM), 1832; History of Baptist
Mission to India, 1836; History of the Danish Mission on the Coast of Coromandd, 1837;
b. Croydon, N. H., June 16, 1801; d. Boston, Mass., Dec. 27, 1869.
UPDIKE. WILKINS, A.M. Admitted to bar 1808; lawyer Kingston, R. L; member
R. I. General Assembly several years; commissioner to settle land claims. Mo. ; author
Memoirs of the R. I. Bar, 1842; History of the Episcopal Church in Narragansett,
R. L, 1847; b. North Kingstown, R. I., Jan. 8, 1784; d. Kingstown, R. I.. Jan. 14.
1867.
WEBSTER. JOHN. A.M.; A.B. Dartmouth College 1841. Physician; U. S. military
service, surgeon; b. S. Kingstown, N. H., May 27, 1810; d. Cal.. 1888.
646 BKOWN UNIVERSITY 1847
1847
SHELDON, DAVID NEWTON. D.D.; A-B., WUliams College 1830; A.M. 1833.
Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1835; Baptist minister; president Water
ville College 1843-58; pastor Bath, Me.; Unitarian Church, Waterville; b. Suffield,
Conn., June 26, 1807; d. Waterville, Me., Oct. 4, 1889.
WORCESTER, JOSEPH EMERSON, LL.D.; A.B., Yale College 1811; A.M. 1814;
Harvard University 1820; LL.D., Dartmouth College 1856. Teacher; author;
Geographical Dictionary, i vols., 1817; Gazetteer of the U. S., 1818; Epitome of
History, 1827; Comprehensive English Dictionary, 1830; Universal and Critical Dic-
tionary, 1846; Dictionary of the English Language, 1860; editor Johnson's Dictionary
1828; Webster's American Dictionary, abridged, 1829; American Almanac, 1831-43;
b. Bedford, N. H., Aug. 24, 1784; d. Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 27, 1865.
1848
BARTLETT, JOHN RUSSELL, A.M. Cashier Globe Bank, Providence, R. I., 1831-
37; merchant New York, N. Y., 1837-49; commissioner to determine line between
U. S. and Mexico 1850-53; R. I. secretary of state 1855-72; librarian John Carter
Brown Library several years; founder Providence Athenaeum; secretary American
Ethnological Society; member learned societies in America and Europe; author
Dictionary of Americanisms, 1848; Reminiscences of Albert Gallatin, 1849; History
of the Destruction of the Gaspee, 1861 ; Index to Acts and Resolves of the Assembly of
Dictionary of Americanisms, 1848; Reminiscences of Albert Gallatin, 1849; History of
the Destruction of the Gaspee, 1861 ; Index to Acts and Resolves of the Assembly of R. I.,
17i8-186S; Bibliography of R. I., 1864; Literature of the Rebellion, 1866; Memoirs of
R. I, Officers in Rebellion, 1867; History of the Wanton Family, 1878; Genealogy of the
Russell Family, 1879; Naval History ofR. I., 1880; editor Records of the Colony ofR. I.,
1636-179S, 10 vols.; b. Providence, R. L, Oct. 23, 1805; d. Providence, May 28, 1886.
FORBES, CHARLES EDWARD, LL.D.; A.B. 1815.
GREENE, RICHARD WARD, LL.D.; A.B. 1812.
MITCHELL, WILLIAM, A.M.; Harvard University 1860. Teacher; astronomer
and mathematician; fellow American Academy; overseer Harvard University 1857-
65; author astronomical articles in Am,erican Journal of Science, and other periodicak;
b. Nantucket, Mass., Dec. 20, 1791; d. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., April 19, 1868.
PARSONS, CHARLES WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1840; M.D.
1845. Professor physiology. Brown University, 1874-82; physician Providence,
R. I.; president R. I. Medical Society 1860-62; director Rovidence Athenaeum;
author History of the Population of R. I.; Memoir of Usher Parsons; The Medical
School Formerly in Brown University, 1881; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 6, 1823; d.
Providence, Sept. 2, 1893.
PITMAN, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B. 1799.
POMEROY, SWAN LYMAN. D.D.; A.B. 1820.
1849
ANDERSON, EDWARD COFFIN, A.M.; A.B., Acadia College 1846; D.D., Central
University, la., 1869. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1849; Baptist
minister; professor Greek, Kalamazoo College, 1858-64; pastor Marquette, Mich.,
and other places; principal Petersham Academy; president Ottawa University,
Kans.; president McMinnville College, Ore., 1881-87; b. East Point, Prince Edward's
Island, May 7, 1821; d. Lansing, Mich., Jan. 29, 1890.
CLIFFORD, JOHN HENRY. LL.D.; A.B. 1827.
HAGUE, WILLIAM, D.D.; A.B., Hamilton College 1826; D.D., Harvard University
1863. Trustee Brown University 1837-87; graduated Newton Theological Institution
1829; Baptist minister; pastor First Church, Boston, Mass., 1831-37; First Church,
Providence, R. I., 1837-40; Shawmut Avenue Church, Boston, Mass., 1865-69; pro-
fessor homiletics. Baptist Union Theological Seminary, Chicago, 111., 1869-70; pastor
Orange, N. J.; pastor Wollaston, Mass.; author "Lhe Baptist Church Transplanted
from the Old World to the New, 1846; Review of Fuller and Wayland on Slavery; Au-
1849 HONORARY DEGREES 647
thority and Perpetuity of the Christian Sabbath; Self-witnessing Character of New
Testament Christianity, 1871; b. Felham, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1808; d. Boston, Mass., Aug.
1, 1887.
HOWE, MARK ANTONY DeWOLF, D.D.; A.B. 1828.
KEELY, GEORGE WASHINGTON, LL.D.; A.B. 1824.
PRATT, DURA DIJRAND, A.M. Student Newton Theological Institution 1831-32;
Baptist minister; pastor Nashua, N. H., 1832-55; b. Marlboro, Vt., July 13, 1806; d.
Nashua, N. H., Nov. 13, 1855.
RUSSELL, GEORGE ROBERT, LL.D.; A.B. 1821.
SMALLEY, ELAM, D.D.; A.B. 1827.
THOMPSON, JAMES WILLIAM, D.D.; A.B. 1827.
WHEELER, NELSON, A.M.; A.B., Yale CoUege 1836; A.M. 1839. Professor
Greek, Brown University, 1853-54; teacher Townshend, Vt.; Worcester, Mass.;
Oassical and English School, Worcester; b. Royalston, Mass., 1814; d. Royalston,
Aug. 25, 1855.
1850
DUNCAN, WILLIAM BUTLER. A.M. Banker New York, N. Y., 1851-75; presi-
dent Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company 1875-1900; chairman; vice-president
Butler Hospital for the Insane, Providence, R. I.; b. Edinburgh, Scotland, Mar. 30,
1830; d. New York, N. Y., June 20, 1912.
JAMES, RICHARD SEXTON, A.M.; A.B., Columbian College 1847; M.D., Phila-
delphia Homoeopathic Medical College; LL.D., Judson University 1880; D.D. 1883.
Student Brown University 1843-45; Baptist minister; U. S. mUitary service 1863,
chaplain; pastor; professor Hillsdale College, Mich;, pastor and president Oak Grove
Academy, Medina, Mich.; president Judson University, Ark., 1880-84; Buckner
College, Ark., 1884-87; Episcopal clergyman; d. Eureka Springs, Ark., Nov. 14, 1903.
MILES, HENRY ADOLPHUS, D.D.; A.B. 1829.
NEALE, ROLLIN HEBER, D.D.; A.B., Columbian College 1829; D.D., Harvard
University 1857. Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1833; Baptist minister;
New Haven, Conn.; Boston, Mass.; overseer Harvard University 1856-68; b. South-
ington. Conn., Feb. 23, 1808; d. Boston, Mass., Sept. 19, 1879.
OLNEY, STEPHEN THAYER, A.M. Manufacturer and botanist. Providence, R. I.;
founder botanical professorship, Brown University; Olney herbarium and botanical
library; fund for increase of plants and botanical books. Brown University library;
b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 15, 1812; d. Providence, July 27, 1878.
SHAW, LEMUEL, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1800; A.M. 1803; LL.D. 1831.
Lawyer Boston; member Mass. House of Representatives eight years; Mass. Senate
four terms; delegate Mass. Constitutional Convention 1820; chief justice Mass.
Supreme Court 1830-60; overseer Harvard University 1831-53; fellow 1834-61;
fellow American Academy; b. Barnstable, Mass., Jan. 9, 1781; d. Boston, Mass.,
March 30, 1861.
TICKNOR, GEORGE, LL.D.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1807; A.M. 1810; LL.D. 1858;
A.M. Harvard College 1814; LL.D. 1850. Professor French and Spanish languages
and literatures, and belles-lettres. Harvard University, 1816-35; fellow American
Academy; member American Philosophical Society; Mass. Historical Society;
honorary member London Society of Antiquaries; one of the founders Boston Public
Library; founder Ticknor Library; author Syllabus of Lectures on Spanish Literature,
1823; Outline of Life of Lafayette, 1825 ; History of Spanish Literature; Life ofW.H.
Prescott; b. Boston, Mass., Aug. 1, 1791; d. Boston, Jan. 26, 1871.
1851
ALLEN, ZACHARIAH, LL.D.; A.B. 1813.
FOSTER, LAFAYETTE SABINE, LL.D.; A.B. 1828.
PECK. SOLOMON, D.D.; A.B. 1816.
648 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1861
TAYLOR, SAMUEL WORCESTER, A.M.; A.B., Columbian CoUege 1848. Gradu-
ated Newton Theological Institution 1851; Baptist minister; student medicine;
physician New York, N. Y.; Newark, N. J.; b. Campton, N. H., Jan. 27, 1820; d.
Newark, N. J., July 25, 1884.
URMENETA, GERONIMO. A.M.; A.B. 1835.
1852
ANGUS, JOSEPH, D.D.; A.B., University of Edinburgh 1836; Baptist minister;
pastor Southmark, England; president Stepney College, London, 1849-57; Regent's
Park College 1857-93; president emeritus 1893-1902; member New Testament Com-
pany for the Revision of the Scriptures 1870-81 ; member London School Board, ten
years; author Christian Churches and Christian History; editor Bishop Butler's
Analogy, 1855; Dr. Wayland's Moral Science; b. Bolan, Northimiberland, England,
Jan. 16, 1816; d. Hampstead, England, Aug. 28, 1902.
BROWN, JOHN CARTER, LL.D.; A.B. 1816.
ROWLAND, GEORGE, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1852-92; whaling merchant
New Bedford, Mass.; member common coimcil; president; mayor foiu- years; mem-
ber Mass. House of Representatives 1838-40; Mass. Senate 1853-54; governor's
council 1855; member governing board. Friends' School, Providence, R. I.; trustee
Haverford College; b. New Bedford, Mass., 1806; d. New Bedford, Mass., Feb. 18,
1892.
KNIGHT, EPHRAIM, A.M. Professor New Hampton Literary and Theological
Institution, Fairfax, Vt. Deceased.
MAHAN, DENNIS HART, LL.D.; A.M. 1837.
MUENSCHER, JOSEPH, D.D.; A.B. 1821.
PARKER, JOSEPH WHITING, D.D.; A.B., Union CoUege 1830. Graduated New-
ton Theological Institution 1836; Baptist minister; pastor Cambridge, Mass.;
Boston, Mass.; founder schools for training negro preachers; pastor Washington,
D. C; b. Cavendish, Vt., May 12, 1805; d. Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 9, 1887.
RUGGLES, WILLIAM, LL.D.; A.B. 1820.
RYLAND, JONATHAN EDWARDS, A.M. Mathematical master Protestant Dis-
senters' Grammar School, now Mill Hill School, near London; editor Pastoral Memo-
rials of John Ryland; and various other books; b. Northampton, England, May 5,
1798; d. Waterloo, Northampton, England, April 16, 1886.
WILLIAMS, JARED WARNER, LL.D.; A.B. 1818.
1853
BARNARD, DANIEL DEWEY, LL.D.; A.B., WUliams Cc^lege 1818; LL.D.,
Hobart College 1853; Columbia College 1845. Lawyer Rochester, N. Y.; member
U. S. House of Representatives 1827-29, 1839-45; lawyer Albany, N. Y., 1832-61;
member N. Y. House of Representatives; minister to Prussia 1850-53; b. SheflSeld,
Mass., July 16, 1797; d. Albany, N. Y., April 24, 1861.
CHACE, GEORGE IDE, LL.D.; A.B. 1830.
DAY, AUGUSTUS FREDERICK, Ph.B. Of Norristown, Pa.
DeMILLE, ELISHA BUDD, A.M.; A.B., Acadia CoUege 1849. Student Brown
University 1849-50; Newton Theological Institution 1851-53; Baptist minister;
pastor Amherst, N. S.; city missionary; pastor St. John, N. B.; editor Christian
Watchman, St. John; b. St. John, N. B., April 7, 1829; d. St. John, Aug. 1, 1863.
EDDY, ZACHARIAH, A.M.; D.D., WiUiams CoUege 1860. Presbyterian minister;
pastor Wis.; Conn.; Mass.; corporate member American Board of Commissioners
for Foreign Missions; author Martin Luther and the Reformation; b. Stockbridge, Vt.,
Dec. 19, 1815; d. Detroit, Mich., Nov. 15, 1891.
HUNT, JOSIAH, A.M. Student Brown University 1833-34; civil engmeer; U. S.
military service 1861; b. May 6, 1818; d. 1873.
MASON, FRANCIS, D.D.; A.M., WaterviUe CoUege 1832. Student Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1827-30; Baptist minister; missionary Burma and Siam; author
1863 HONORARY DEGREES 649
Notes on Fauna and Flora of Burma, 1852; Burmese Hand-book of Medicine, 1868;
Pali Text of KaehchayaTio's Grammar with English Annotations, 1870; translator Bible
into Sgau Karen and Pwo Karen languages; b. York, England, April 2, 1799; d.
Rangoon, Burma, March 3, 1874.
MAYNARD, JOSHUA LELAND, A.M. Pastor East Douglas, Mass.; d. WiUiston,
Vt., April 25, 1873.
POLLARD, ANDREW, A.M.; D.D. 1863. Baptist minister; member Mass. House
of Representatives 1856; treasurer Mass. Baptist Charitable Society; Mass. Baptist
State Convention; b. Harvard, Mass., Oct. 7, 1814; d. Boston, Mass., Aug. 21, 1886.
RANDALL, HENRY STEPHENS, LL.D.; A.B., Union College 1830; secretary of
state and superintendent of public instruction N. Y. ; member N. Y. House of Repre-
sentatives 1871 ; chairman committee on public education; author Sheep Husbandry,
1849; Idfe of Thomas Jefferson, 1858; Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry, 1863; Practical
Shepherd, 1864; First Principles of Popular Education and Public Instruction, 1868;
b. Madison Co., N. Y., 1811; d. Cortland, N. Y., Aug. 14, 1876.
ROBINSON, EZEKIEL, D.D.; LL.D. 1872; A.B. 1838.
SHEPARD, THOMAS, D.D.; A.B. 1813.
SHEPARDSON, DANIEL, A.M.; Granville CoUege 1846; D.D., University at
Lewisburg 1872. Student Brown University 1833-35, 1838-41; Baptist minister;
pastor; principal high school, Cincinnati; member board of school examiners; prin-
cipal Young Ladies' Institute, Granville, O., 1868-87; founder Shepardson CoUege,
Granville, trustee Denison University and Shepardson College; b. Royalston, Mass.,
July 27, 1813; d. GranviUe, O., Dec. 8, 1899.
THOMAS, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LL.D.; A.B. 1830.
1854
CURTIS, GEORGE WILLIAM, A.M.; LL.D. 1882; A.M., University of Rochester
1852; LL.D. Madison University 1864; Harvard University 1881 ; L.H.D. Columbia
College 1887. Journalist New York, N. Y., 1851-92; member editorial staff Tribune
New York; editor Putnam's Monthly; 185^^57, Harper's Magazine, 1853-9Z; Harper's
Weekly, 1857-92; b. Providence, R. I., Feb. 24, 1824; d. Staten Island, N. Y., Aug.
31, 1892.
FLETCHER, CALVIN, A.M. Student Brown University 1846-49. From Indian-
apolis, Ind.; d. 1866.
GRANGER, JAMES NATHANIEL, D.D.; A.M. 1846.
JACKSON, HENRY, D.D.; A.B., 1817.
KINGSBURY, CYRUS, D.D.; A.B. 1812.
MELLEN, EDWARD, LL.D.; A.B., 1823.
MILLER, HUGH, LL.D. Author and geologist, Scotland; journeyman mason
1822-34; accountant Commercial Bank, Cromarty, Scotland, 1834-40; editor
Witness 1840-57. Author Poems Written in the Leisure Hours of a Journeyman
Mason, 1829; Letters on the Herring Fishery, 1829; Scenes and Legends of the North
of Scotland, 1835; The Old Red Sandstone, 1841; Footprints of the Creator, 1847;
FossUiferous Deposits of Scotland, 185i; Geology Versus Astronomy, 1855; Voices from
the Rocks, 1857; Testimony of the Rocks, 1857; Cruise of the Betsy, 1858; Edinburgh
anditsNHghborhood, 1864; b. Cromarty, Scotland, Oct. 10, 1802; d. Dec. 23-24, 1856.
TAYLOR, SAMUEL HARVEY, LL.D.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1832; A.M. 1835.
Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1837; principal Phillips Academy 1838-
71. b. Londonderry, N. H., Oct. 3, 1807; d. Andover, Mass., Jan. 29, 1871.
THAYER, GIDEON FRENCH, A.M.; Harvard University 1855. Lawyer Boston,
Mass.; principal Chauncy Hall School, Boston, Mass., many years; d. 1864.
1855
AMES, SAMUEL, LL.D.; A.B., 1823.
BLAKE, JOHN LAURIS, A.M. Lawyer Orange, N. J.; member N. J. house of
representatives 1857; U. S. house of representatives 1879-81; address. Orange, N. J.
660 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
CRANE, SILAS AXTELL, D.D.; A.B., 1823.
DENISON, JOHN LEDYARD, A.M. Teacher and founder Mystic River Academy
1850; book publisher; special agent Travelers' Insurance Company; president
Conn. Baptist Education Society; lay preacher; author Pictorial History of the Wars
of the V. S.; Pictorial History of the Navy of the U. S.; b. Stonington, Conn., Sept.
19, 1826; d. Hartford, Conn., July 2, 1906.
DOW, GEORGE WASHINGTON, A.M.; A.B., Waterville College 1852. Graduate
student Brown University 1853-54; professor mathematics, Burlington University,
la.; b. Somerville, Me., Jan. 6, 1823; d. Moline, HI., Oct. 6, 1907.
DWIGHT, HARRISON GRAY OTIS, D.D.; A.B., Hamilton College 1825; D.D.
1852. Graduated Andover Theological Seminary 1828; Presbyterian minister;
missionary Tmrkey 1829-62; one of the founders Armenian Mission, Constantinople.
Author Researches of Smith and Dwight in Armenia, 1833; Complete Catalogue of
Literature in Armenia; b. Conway, Mass., Nov. 22, 1803; d. Vermont, Jan. 25, 1862.
MATHER, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, LL.D.; A.M., Wesleyan University 1834.
Graduated U. S. Military Academy 1828; first lieutenant U. S. army 1834-36;
Ohio state geologist 1838-39; professor natural science, Ohio University, 1842-46;
vice president and acting president Ohio University 1847-50; agricultural chemist
Ohio 1850-54; trustee Granville College, 1850-59; member many scientific and
historical societies. Author Elements of Geology, 1833; Geology of N. Y., 1st Geological
District, 1843; b. Brooklyn, Conn., May 24, 1804; d. Columbus, O., Feb. 26, 1859.
SHEARMAN, SYLVESTER GARDNER, A.M. Lawyer Wickford, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives, 1843; speaker, 1848; associate justice R. I. supreme
court, 1855-67; b. North Kingstown, R. I., 1820; d. Providence, R. I., Jan. 3, 1868.
TRAIN, ARTHUR SAVAGE, D.D.; A.B., 1833.
WOOD, GEORGE, A.M.; University of Rochester, 1852. Resident Washington.
D. C. Author Peter Schlemihl in America; Modem Pilgrims, b. Newburyport,
Mass.; d. Washington, D. C, 1870.
1856
BINNEY, WILLIAM, A.M.; A.B., Yale CoUege 1845; A.M. 1866; deceased.
BOYNTON, EDWARD CARLISLE, A.M. Graduated U. S. Military Academy
1846; U. S. military service, 1846-56, 1861-72; instructor U. S. Military Academy, -
1848-55; resigned 1856; captain 1861; adjutant and afterward quartermaster, U. S.
Military Academy, 1861-65; brevet major 1866; resigned 1872; prof essor chemistry.
University of Miss., 1856-61; superintendent water works, Newburg, N. Y., 1873-81;
trustee Washington's headquarters, Newburg, N. Y., 1874-93; secretary board of
trade 1884-93; president Historical Society of Newburg and the Highlands. Author
History of West Point and its Military Importance during the Revolution; Guide to
West Point and the U. S. Military Academy; Register of Cadets Admitted to the Military
Academy, from its Origin to June SO, 1870; Several Orders of George Washington Issued
at Newburg; military and naval vocabulary in Webster's Army and Navy Dictionary;
h. Vt., 1824; d. Newburg, N. Y., May 13, 1893.
BREED, JOSEPH BLANER, A.M. Baptist minister; pastor Va.; N. J.; N. Y.;
Penn.; R. I.; Mass.; N. H.; b. Salem, Mass., 1807; d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 25,
1890.
DUTTON, SAMUEL WILLIAM SOUTHMAYD, D.D.; A.B., Yale CoUege 1833;
A.M. 1836. Congregational minister; pastor North Church, New Haven, 1838-66.
Author History of the North Church during the Last Century, 1843; b. Guilford, Conn.,
March 14, 1814; d. Millbury, Mass., Jan. 26, 1866.
HOVEY, ALVAH, D.D.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1844; LL.D., Richmond College
1876; Denison University 1876. Trustee Brown University 1870-74; fellow 1874-
1903, Graduated Newton Theological Institution 1848; Baptist minister; tutor,
Newton Theological Institution; professor, 1853-1903; president 1868-98; author,
Progress of a Century, 1876; b. Greene, N. Y., March 5, 1820; d. Newton Centre,
Mass., Sept. 6, 1903.
KINGSBURY, JOHN, LL.D.; A.B., 1826.
RANDALL, GEORGE MAXWELL, D.D.; A.B., 1835.
1867 HONORARY DEGREES 651
1857
CURTIS, BENJAMIN ROBBINS, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1889; LL.B.
1832; LL.D. 1852. Lawyer, Northfield, Boston, Mass.; associate justice U. S.
supreme court, 1851-67; member Mass. house of representatives two years; counsel
for President Johnson in impeachment trial 1868; b. Watertown, Mass., Nov. 4,
1809; d. Newport, R. I., Sept. 15, 1874.
FOSTER, JOSEPH COGGIN, A.M.; D.D., Central University of Iowa 1883. Baptist
minister; b. Milford, N. H., April 11, 1818; d. Augusta, Ga., March 16, 1899.
LOCKWOOD, MOSES BROWN, A.M. Teacher and principal Friends' School,
Providence, R. I.; manufacturer; treasurer Quinebaug Company; member R. I.
hoiLse of representatives 1862-64; b. Pawtuxet, R. I., Aug. 25, 1815; d. Providence,
R. L, May 13, 1872.
SWAIM, SAMUEL BUDD, D.D.; A.B., 1830.
SWAIN, LEONARD, D.D.; A.B., Dartmouth CoUege 1841; A.M. 1844. Congre-
gational miuister; pastor. Central Congregational Church, Providence, R. I.; b.
Concord, N. H., Feb. 26, 1821; d. Providence, R. I., July 14, 1869.
1858
BACON, PETER CHILD, LL.D., A.B., 1827.
BIGELOW, GEORGE NORMAN, A.M. Teacher; b. Paxton, Mass., Jan. 14, 1823;
d. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 28, 1887.
EMERSON, GEORGE BARRELL, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1817; A.M.
1820; LL.D. 1859. Teacher; one of the founders Boston Society of Natural History;
fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; author; b. Kennebimk, Me., Sept.
12, 1797; d. Newton, Mass., March 14, 1881.
KING, THOMAS KNIGHT, A.M. Lawyer, Providence, Pawtucket, R. I.; member
R. I. house of representatives several years; R. I. senate 1866-67; judge advocate
general R. I. several years; consul Oporto, Portugal, 1861-62; consul Belfast, Ireland,
1867-69; Cork, Ireland, 1869-70; b. Preston, Conn., March 26, 1822; d. Pawtucket,
R. I., Jan. 21, 1871.
LYON, EMORY, A.M.;- M.D., Jefferson Medical College 1847. Student Brown
University 1842-45; English principal University Grammar School, Providence,
R. I., 1853-98; b. Sturbridge, Mass., April 23, 1819; d. Providence, R. I., Oct. 31,
1904.
NICKELS, CHRISTOPHER MARDENBOROUGH, D.D.; A.B., 1830.
RODMAN, WILLIAM MITCHELL, A.M. Tailor, Providence, R. I.; mayor.
Providence; b. June 19, 1814; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 11, 1868.
VAIL, THOMAS HUBBARD, D.D.; A.B., Trinity CoUege 1831; A.M. 1834;
LL.D., University of Kans. 1875; Episcopal minister; bishop of Eans. 1864-89;
b. Richmond, Va., Oct. 21, 1812; d. Bryn Mawr, Penn., Oct. 6, 1889.
WARREN, DAVID MARCH, A.M. Resident Philadelphia, Penn.; d. 1861.
1859
ANDERSON, THOMAS DAVIS, D.D.; A.B., University of Penn. 1838. Graduated
Newton Theological Seminary 1841; Baptist minister; pastor, Salem, Roxbuiy,
Mass.; First Church, New York, N. Y.; president Rutgers Female College, New
York; b. Philadelphia, Penn., June 30, 1819; d. South Boston, Mass., Dec. 19, 1883.
ANDREWS, ERASTUS, A.M. Baptist minister; member Mass. house of repre-
seatatives two years; Mass. senate one year; b. Templeton, Mass., May 19, 1805;
d. Montague, Mass., March 29, 1873.
BRAYTON, WILLIAM DANIEL, A.M. Student Brown University 1832-36;
member R. I. house of representatives 1841-42, 1851-52; member R. I. senate, 1848-
49, 1855-56; member U. S. house of representatives 1857-61; member war committee
during Civil war; b. Warwick, R. L, Nov. 6, 1815; d. Providence, R. I., June 80, 1887.
LINCOLN, JOHN LARKIN, LL.D.; A.B., 1836.
652 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1869
FLANDERS, CHARLES WORTHEN, D.D.; A.B., 1839.
NEWMAN, SYLVANUS CHACE, A.M. Bookkeeper; antiquarian; b. Rehoboth,
Mass., Feb. 5, 1802; deceased.
NOEL, BAPTIST WRIOTHESLEY, D.D.; A.B., Trinity College, Cambridge, Eng.;
A.M. 1821. Clergyman Church of England; Queen's chaplain 1841; one of the
founders Evangelical Alliance, 1846; president Baptist Union, 1855, 1867. Author,
England and India, 1859; b. Leightmouut, Scotland, July 16, 1798; d. Stanmore,
Middlesex, Jan. 19, 1873.
URMENETA, GERONIMO, LL.D.; A.B., 1835.
1860
CLARK, THOMAS MARCH, D.D.; A.B., Yale College 1831; A.M., Trinity College,
1851; D.D. Union College, 1851; LL.D., Cambridge University, 1867. Episcopal
minister; rector, Grace Church, Providence, R. I., 1854-66; bishop of R. I., 1854-
1903; b. Newburyport, Mass., July 4, 1812; d. Newport, R. I., Sept. 7, 1903.
DAVIS, ISAAC, LL.D.; A.B., 1822.
HALL, JOSEPH, A.M.; Trinity College 1875. Vice principal high school, Hartford,
Conn., 1863-74; principal 1874-93; emeritus 1893-96; b. Ashfield, Mass., 1828; d.
Hartford, Conn., June 10, 1896.
READ, JOHN MEREDITH, LL.D.; A.B., University of Penn. 1812; A.M. 1816.
Lawyer, Philadelphia, Penn.; member Penn. legislature, 1822-23; city solicitor,
1824-27; member select council 1827-30; U. S. attorney eastern district of Penn.
1837-41; solicitor U. S. Treasury, 1841-45; attorney general Penn., 1846; associate
justice Penn. supreme court, 1858-72; chief justice 1872-73; b. Philadelphia, Penn.,
July 21, 1797; d. Philadelphia, Nov. 29, 1874.
TAFT, GEORGE, D.D.; A.B., 1815.
WOODBRIDGE, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, A.M. From Nashville, Tenn.; no further
record.
1861
BURNSIDE, AMBROSE EVERETT, A.M. Graduated- U. S. Military Academy,
1847; U. S. military service, 1847-53; brevet second lieutenant, 1847; first lieutenant
1851; inventor Bumside breech-loading rifle, 1856; major-general R. I. militia,
1855-57; U. S. military service, 1861-65; colonel R. I. volimteers 1861; brigadier-
general 1861; major-general 1862; in command department of N. C. 1862; army of
the Potomac, 1862-63; department of Ohio, 1863-65; governor of R. I. 1866-69;
member U. S. senate 1875-81; b. Liberty, Ind., May 23, 1824; d. Bristol, R. I., Sept.
13, 1881.
DODGE, EBENEZER, D.D.; A.B., 1840.
DUNCAN, JAMES HENRY, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1812; A.M. 1816.
Fellow Brown University 1835-69; lawyer Haverhill, Mass.; member Mass. house of
representatives, 1827-28, 1837-39, 1857-58; Mass. senate, 1828-31; governor's council
1839-40; member U. S. house of representatives 1849-53; b. Haverhill, Mass., Dec.
5, 1793; d. Haverhill, Feb. 8, 1869.
MILLS, ROBERT CURTIS, D.D.; A.B., University of the City of N. Y. 1837.
Graduated Newton Theological Institution, 1840; Baptist minister; b. New York,
N. Y., Feb. 6, 1819; d. Newton Centre, Mass., Jan. 21, 1896.
SPRAGUE, WILLIAM, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1866-. Calico printer.
Providence, R. I.; governor of R. I., 1860-63; member U. S. senate, 1863-75; colonel
R. I. militia; U. S. military service during Civil war; commissioned brigadier-general
of volimteers, but declined; address, Narragansett Pier, R. I.
1862
MESERVEY, ATWOOD BOND. A.M.; Ph.D., Bates College. 1873; D.D. 1894.
Principal New Hampton Literary Institution, 1868-98; d. New Hampton, N. H.,
Feb. 22, 1901.
1862 HONORARY DEGREES 653
SHEFFIELD, WttLIAM PAINE, A.M.; LL.D., 1892. Member R. I. house of
representatives, 1842-45, 1849-63, 1857-61, 1863-73, 1875-84; lawyer, Newport,
R. I.; member U. S. house of representatives, 1861-63; U. S. senate 1884-85; mem-
ber R. I. constitutional conventions, 1841, 1842; commissioner to revise R. I. laws,
1871-72; president People's Library, Newport; trustee Redwood Library. Author
Substance of a Paper upon Early History of Block Island, 1859; Historical Address,
Newport, July i, 1876; Historical Sketch of Block Island, 1876; R. I. Privateers, 1883;
b. Block Island, R. I., Aug. 30, 1819; d. Newport, R. I., June 2, 1907.
STAPLES, WILLIAM READ, LL.D.; A.B., 1817.
1863
CHAMPLIN, JAMES TIFT, D.D.; A.B., 1834.
DEXTER, HENRY MARTYN, A.M.; A.B., Yale CoUege 1840; A.M. 1843; D.D.,
College of la., 1865; LL.D., Yale University 1790. Student Brown University 1836-
39; Congregational minister; b. Plympton, Mass., Aug. 13, 1821; d. New Bedford,
Mass., Nov. 13, 1890.
JONES, HORATIO GATES, A.M.; A.B., University of Penn. 1841; A.M., 1844;
D.C.L., Judson University, 1883; Lawyer Philadelphia, Penn.; member Penn.
senate 1874-82; acting assistant adjutant-general, Chambersburg, Penn., 1863.
Author; b. Roxboro, Philadelphia, Perm., Jan. 22, 1822; d. Roxboro, March 14, 1893.
POLLARD, ANDREW, D.D.; A.M., 1853.
1864
DUNN, ROBINSON POTTER, D.D.; A.B., 1843.
IVES, THOMAS POYNTON, A.M.; A.B., 1854.
McKENZIE, WILLIAM SCOTT, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1855; A.M. 1858;
D.D. La Grange College, Mo., 1873. Student Newton Theological Institution, 1855-
67; Baptist minister; district secretary American Baptist Missionary Union, 1872-
96; b. Liverpool, N. S., Feb. 29, 1832; d. Winchester, Mass., June 13, 1896.
SMITH, GOLDWIN, LL.D.; A.B., Oxford University 1845; A.M.; L.H.D. Fellow
and tutor. University College, Oxford, 1847; Regius professor modern history,
Oxford, 1858-66; in U. S. 1864; professor English History, Cornell University, 1868-
72; member senate University of Toronto; editor Canadian Monthly, 1872-74;
founder Nation, 1874; author. Lectures on Modem History; Irish History and Irish
Character; b. Reading, Eng., Aug. 23, 1823; d. Toronto, Canada, June 7, 1910.
STEVENS, EDWARD ABIEL, D.D.; A.B., 1833.
WALKER, LEONARD, A.M. Principal Day Academy, Wrentham, Mass.; b.
Seekonk, Mass.; d. Foxboro, Mass., Feb. 13, 1874.
1865
CASWELL, ALEXIS, LL.D.; A.B., 1822.
CROCKER, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, A.M. Student Brown University, 1849-52;
in iron business. New York, N. Y. ; deceased.
GUMMERE, SAMUEL, A.M. Teacher and organizer classical department Friends'
School, Providence, R. I., 1831-33; teacher, Haverford School; president, Haverford
College, 1863-74; member American Philosophical Association; b. Rancocas, N. J.,
April 28, 1811; d. Haverford, Penn., Oct. 23, 1874.
THURBER, GEORGE, A.M.; M.D., University Medical College of N. Y. Botanist
and commissary U. S. commission for the survey of the boundary between U. S. and
Mexico, 1850-53; in U. S. Assay OflSce, 1853-56; professor botany and horticulture,
Mich. Agricultural College, 1859-63; editor American Agriculturist, 1863-85; author
American Weeds and Useful Plants; b. Providence, R. I., Sept. 2, 1821; d. Passaic,
N. J., April 2, 1890.
WHEATON, FRANK, A.M. Student of engineering. Brown University, 1849-60;
assistant U. S. engineer corps, Mexican boundary survey, 1850; first lieutenant U. S.
654 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1866
army, 1855; captain 1861; brigadier-general of volunteers, 1862; major-general of
volunteers 1864; brevet major-general U. S. army 1864; brigadier-general 1892;
in command of the department of Texas; major-general 1897; b. Providence, R. I.,
May 8, 1833; d. June 18, 1903.
1866
BOARDMAN, GEORGE DANA, D.D.; A.B., 1852.
BOLLES, JOHN AUGUSTUS, LL.D.; A.B., 1829.
BROOKS, KENDALL, D.D.; A.B., 1841.
BURGESS, ALEXANDER, D.D.; A.B., 1838.
CURRY, SAMUEL, A.M.; A.B.. 1835.
FISHER, GEORGE PARK, D.D.; A.B., 1847.
READ, JOHN MEREDITH, A.M. Student Brown University, 1854-57; Lawyer
Albany, N. Y.; adjutant-general N. Y., 1860-66; first U. S. consul-general for
France and Algeria, 1869-73; acting consul-general for Germany, 1870-72; U. S.
minister resident in Greece, 1873-79; b. Philadelphia, Fenn., Feb. 21, 1837; d. Paris,
France, Dec. 27, 1896.
WESTALL, JOHN, A.M. Came to U. S. 1830; designer, American Print Works,
Fall River, Mass., 1838-74; pastor Church of the New Jerusalem, Fall River; b.
Accrington, Lancashire, Eng., Sept. 25, 1816; d. Fall River, Mass., March 25, 1890.
1867
BLACKINTON, JAMES FLETCHER, A.M.; A.B., 1847.
BRADLEY, CHARLES SMITH, LL.D.; A.B., 1838.
EATON, WILLIAM HADLEY, D.D.; A.B., 1845.
VAN ZANDT, CHARLES COLLINS, A.M.; A.B., Trinity College, 1861; A.M.
1854; Amherst College 1880. Lawyer Newport, R. I., 1853-94; city solicitor New-
port; clerk R. I. house of representatives, 1855-67; member R. I. house of repre-
sentatives many years; speaker 1868-59, 1866-69, 1871-73; member R. I. senate
1873-74; lieutenant-governor R. I., 1873-75; governor R. I. 1877-80; b. Newport,
R. I., Aug. 10, 1830; d. Brookline, Mass., June 4, 1894.
1868
ANGELL, JAMES BURRILL, LL.D.; A.B., 1849.
CLIFFORD, NATHAN, LL.D.; Bowdoin College 1860; Dartmouth College 1862;
Harvard University 1878. Lawyer York Co., Me.; member Me. house of repre-
sentatives 1830-34; speaker 1832-34; attorney-general Me., 1834-38; member U. S.
house of representatives, 1839-43; attorney-general U. S. 1846-48; U. S. commissioner
Mexico, 1848-49; associate justice U. S. supreme court 1858-81; b. Rumney, N. H.,
Aug. 18, 1803; d. Cornish, Me., July 25, 1881.
HOWE, SAMUEL GRIDLEY, LL.D.; A.B., 1821.
HUNTINGTON, ADONIRAM JUDSON, D.D.; A.B., Columbian College 1843;
A.M., 1846. Student Brown University, 1836-42; Baptist miuister; college professor;
b. Braintree, Vt., July 6, 1818; d. 1903.
McCOSH, JAMES, D.D.; A.M., University of Edinburgh, 1835; D.D. 1851; LL.D..
University of Aberdeen 1850; Harvard University 1868; Washington and Jefferson
College, 1868; Litt.D., Queen's University, Ireland, 1882. Church of Scotland
minister; professor. Queen's College, Belfast, Ireland; president College of N. J.,
1868-88; member American Philosophical Society; fellow American Academy of
Arts and Sciences, b. Carskeoch Farm, Ayrshire, Scotland, April 1, 1811; d. Prince-
ton, N. J., Nov. 16, 1894.
MORSE, ALPHEUS CAREY, A.M. Architect and artist, Boston, Mass.; Provi-
dence, R. I., 40 years; fellow American Institute of Architects; b. Boston, Mass.,
June 3, 1818; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 25, 1893.
1868 HONORARY DEGREES 665
OSGOOD, HOWARD, D.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1850; A.M. 1861; LL.D.,
College of N. J. 1894. Baptist minister; professor, Crozer and Rochester Theological
Seminaries; member American committee for revision of the Old Testament; b.
Plaquemine Parish, La., Jan. 4, 1831; d. Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 28, 1911.
1869
ALWARD, SttAS, A.M.; Acadia College 1863. Student Brown University 1836-
38; lawyer St. John, N. B.; member provincial parliament, 1887, 1890, 1893;
Queen's counsel, 1892; professor law school. University of King's College; author
Record of the Tory Party; address, Sunnyside, Mount Pleasant, St. John, N. B.
APPLETON, JOHN HOWARD, A.M.; A.B., 1863.
BABCOCK, Wn>LIAM ROBINSON, D.D.; A.B., 1837.
BYRAM, BOHAN PRENTISS, A.M. Student Brown University 1836-38; Baptist
minister; retired 1883; resident Providence, R. I.; Author History of First Baptist
Church, Salisbury and Ameahury, Mass.; b. North Yarmouth, Me., Nov. 28, 1811;
d. Providence, R. I., May 16, 1896.
HARKNESS, ALBERT, LL.D.; A.B., 1842.
HAZARD, ROWLAND GIBSON, LL.D.; A.M., 1845.
LAWRENCE, WILLIAM BEACH, LL.D.; A.B., Columbia College 1818; A.M.,
1823; Yale College 1826; D. C. L., University of the State of N. Y., 1873. Lawyer
New York, N. Y.; secretary of legation, London, 1826; charg6 d'affaires, 1827
lecturer political economy, Columbia College; lieutenant-governor R. I., 1851-52
acting governor; lecturer international law Columbian College, Washington, D. C
b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 23, 1800; d. New York, March 26, 1881.
SLATER, HORATIO NELSON, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1847-70; fellow
1870-87. Manufacturer Webster, Mass.; benefactor Brown University; b. North
Providence, R. I., March 5, 1808; d. Webster, Mass., Aug. 16, 1888.
STONE, WILLIAM LEETE, A.M.; A.B., 1858.
WAYLAND, HERMAN LINCOLN, D.D.; A.B., 1849.
1870
BOWERS, CHARLES MANNING, D.D.; A.B., 1838.
BRAYTON, GEORGE ARNOLD, LL.D.; A.B., 1824.
CAMPBELL, JAMES BUTLER, LL.D., 1870. Student Brown University 1822-26;
teacher; lawyer, S. C; chosen U. S. senate 1866, but declined; member N. C. senate
1877; b. Oxford, Mass., Oct. 27, 1808; d. Washington, D. C, Nov. 8, 1883.
CLAPP, SYLVANUS, A.M.; M.D., Dartmouth College 1837. Physician, Chester-
field, Mass.; Pawtucket, R. I.; member R. I. Medical Society; b. Westhampton,
Mass., Nov. 22, 1815; d. Pawtucket, R. I., June 15, 1879.
CORLISS, GEORGE HENRY, A.M. Mechanical engineer, inventor and manufac-
turer. Providence, R. I., 1844-88; inventor Corliss engine 1848; constructed 1400
horse-power engine to move all the machinery in the Centennial Exhibition 1876;
officer Order of Leopold 1886; member R. I. house of representatives 1868-70;
b. Easton, N. Y.. June 2, 1817; d. Providence, R. I., Feb. 21, 1888.
DIMAN, JEREMLAH LEWIS, D.D.; A.B., 1851.
GREENE, SAMUEL STILLMAN, LL.D.; A.B., 1837.
MORTON, MARCUS, LL.D.; A.B., 1838.
PECKHAM, STEPHEN FARNUM, A.M. Instructor Chemistry, Brown University,
1867-68. U. S. military service Civil War; hospital steward 1862-65; in charge
chemical department U. S. army laboratory, Philadelphia, Perm.; professor chem-
istry, Washington and Jefferson College; Me. Agricultural College; Buchtel College;
University of Minn.; special agent U. S. census office 1880-85; fellow American
Association for the Advancement of Science; member American Philosophical
Society; author; address, 160 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
656 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1870
REED, CHESTER ISHAM, A.M. Student Brown University, 1642-44; lawyer
Taunton, Mass.; member Mass. house of representatives, 1849; Mass. senate 1858,
1862; attorney-general Mass. 1864-67; justice Mass. superior court 1867-70; b.
Taunton, Mass., Nov. 25, 1818; d. Dedham, Mass., Sept. 2, 1873.
STRONG, AUGUSTUS HOPKINS, D.D.; A.B., Yale CoUege, 1857; D.D. 1890;
LL.D., Bucknell University, 1891; College of N. J. 1896. Baptist minister; president
and professor systematic theology, Rochester Theological Seminary; trustee Vassar
College; address, Rochester, N. Y.
WATERMAN, WILLIAM WATSON, A.M.; M.D., University of the City of New
York, 1857. Teacher; superintendent public schools, Taunton, Clinton, Mass.;
member Mass. legislature, 1896-97; director Old Colony Historical Society; address,
1 White St., Taunton, Mass.
1871
PUTNAM, ALFRED PORTER, D.D.; A.B., 1862.
WENGER, JOHN, D.D. Baptist missionary and translator Calcutta, India, 1840-
80; Bengali translator to government; translator Bible into Bengali; Bibh into
Sanskrit; author Commentary on the Four Gospels in Bengali; editor Annotated
Bengali New Testameni; b. Schwartzeneck, Switzerland, Aug. 30, 1811; d. Calcutta,
India, Aug. 20, 1880.
1872
ANTHONY, HENRY BOWEN, LL.D.; A.B. 1833.
JEWETT, LYMAN, D.D.; A.B., 1843.
PLUMB, ALBERT HALE, D.D.; A.B., 1855.
ROBINSON. EZEKIEL, LL.D.; A.B., 1838.
SMITH, BENJAMIN BOSWORTH, LL.D.; A.B., 1816.
WILSON, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.M. Manufacturer of chemicals 1855-83; con-
trolling director Rumford Chemical Works; inventor; member Providence School
Committee; R. I.'house of representatives 1860-62; resident East Providence 1861-
83; benefactor Brown University; b. Uxbridge, Mass., Dec. 7, 1818; d. East Provi-
dence, R. I., Jan. 19, 1883.
1873
BRAY, CHARLES DURLIN, A.M.; C.E., Tufts College 1870. Student Brown
University, 1862-64; received certificate in engineering, 1864; U. S. military service
Civil War; graduated U. S. Naval Academy, 1868; professor civil and mechanical
engineering. Tufts College, 1869-; address. Tufts College, Mass.
CHAPm, HENRY. LL.D.; A.B., 1835. *
HARRIS, CALEB FISKE, A.M. Student Brown University 1834-37; collector
Library of American Poetry; author Index to American Poetry and Plays in the col-
lection of C. Fiske Harris, 1874; Catalogue of the Harris Collection of American Poetry,
1886; b. Warwick, R. I., March 9, 1818; d. Moosehead Lake, Me., Oct. 2, 1881.
HOWARD, HENRY, A.M. Lawyer; manufacturer, 1858-1905; president Harris
Manufacturing Company; retired; delegate national republican convention, 18S6,
1876; member R. I. house of representatives, 1857-68; presidential elector 1872;
governor R. I. 1873-74; assistant commissioner Paris exposition 1878; b. Cranston,
R. I., April 2, 1826; d. Harris, R. I., Sept. 22, 1906.
JENCKES, THOMAS ALLEN, LL.D.; A.B., 1838.
LOTHROP, GEORGE VAN NESS, LL.D.; A.B., 1838.
1874
HAWKINS, RUSH CHRISTOPHER, A.M.; LL.D. U. S. military service, 1861-66;
colonel 1861; brevet brigadier-general U. S. volunteers, 1866; N. Y. National
Guard, 1866; member N. Y. house of representatives, 1872; U. S. art commissioner.
International Exposition, Paris, 1889; officer Legion of Honor of France 1889.
1874 HONOKARY DEGREES 667
Author Titles of the First Books from the Earliest Presses Established in Europe before
the End of the Fifteenth Century, 1884; Better than Men; Assassinations of North
Carolinians for Serving in the Union Army, 1897; also pamphlets, historical sketches
and articles in magazines, and cyclopaedias and other publications; address, 42 Fifth
Ave., New York, N. Y.
PHILLIPS, DANIEL WILLIAM, D.D.; A.B., 1837.
THURSTON, ROBERT HENRY, A.M.; Ph.B., 1859.
VOSE, JAMES GARDINER, D.D.; A.B. Yale College 1851; A.M., 1857. Con-
gregational minister; professor rhetoric, Amherst College, 1856-65; pastor Benefi-
cent Church, Providence, R. I., 1866-1901; pastor emeritus 1901-; b. Boston, Mass ,
March 3, 1880; d. Providence, R. I., March 13, 1908.
1875
ADAMS, ROBERT JOHN, D.D.; A.B. Williams College 1853*. Baptist minister;
pastor, 1855-93; financial secretary Newton Theological Institution, 1893-94;
general secretary Worcester Academy, 1894-1900; trustee Worcester Academy;
trustee Newton Theological Institution; treasurer Northern Baptist Education
Society; d. Sept. 25, 1911.
DURFEE, THOMAS, LL.D.; A.B., 1846.
ERNST, CARL WILHELM, A.M. Lutheran minister 1868-72; journalist 1872-88;
public oflScer 1889-93; writer. Author Constitutional History of Boston, Mass., 1893;
The Postal Service in Boston, 1639-1893; address, 298 Commonwealth Ave., Boston,
Tu8iSS
GASTON, WILLL4M, LL.D.; A.B., 1840.
HUNT, DAVID, A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1867. Physician; oculist; re-
tired; address, 1635 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich.
LEACH, DANIEL, D.D.; A.B., 1830.
SHORES, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS, A.M.; A.B., Dartmouth College 1851; A.M., 1854.
Teacher, West Bridgewater, Mass.; b. Acton, Mass., Nov. 23, 1827; d. West Bridge-
water, Mass., July 14, 1896.
SMILEY, ALBERT KEITH, A.M.; A.B., Haverford CoUege 1849; A.M., 1859.
Trustee Brown University, 1875-; superintendent and principal Friends' School,
Providence, R. I., 1860-79; established summer resort. Lake Mohonk, N. Y., 1870;
member U. S. board of Indian commissioners; b. Vassalboro, Vt., March 17, 1828;
d. Dec. 2, 1912.
1876
BULLEN, GEORGE, A.M.; A.B., Waterville College, 1853; A.M., 1856; D.D.,
1880. Baptist minister; U. S. military service 1862-63; chaplain; pastor First
Church, Pawtucket, R. I., 1868-91; professor Christian missions, Newton Theological
Institution, 1891-97; president R. I. Baptist Convention, 1875-91; trustee Newton
Theological Institution 1875-91; Colby College 1893-; address, 25 Ripley Terrace,
Newton Centre, Mass.
FISK, DANIEL MOSES, A.M.; A.B., 1869.
GREENOUGH, JAMES CARRUTHERS, A.M.; A.B., Williams College 1860;
A.M., 1872; LL.D., Berea College, 1898. Teacher; first assistant principal Mass.
State Normal School, Westfield, Mass., 1856-71; principal 1887-97; R. I. Normal
School, Providence, 1871-83; president Mass. Agricultural College, 1883-86; acting
professor Berea College, 1898; examiner Brown University several years; alumni
visitor Williams College five years; visitor WeUesley College several years. Author
Evolution of the Elementary Schools of Great Britain; joint author History of Hampden
County, Mass.; address, Westfield, Mass.
RUSSELL, JAMES SULLIVAN, A.M. Student Brown University, 1833-35; teacher
district schoob and Mass. State Normal School, seven years; professor mathematics,
high school, Lowell, Mass., 43 years; b. Nov. 23, 1807; d. Lowell, Mass., Jan. 14, 1903.
SMITH, STEPHEN, A.M.; M.D., College of Physicians and Siirgeons, 1850; LL.D.,
University of Rochester 1891. Physician and surgeon New York; professor surgery.
658 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1876
Bellevue Hospital Medical College; University Medical College; commissioner of
health New York, N. Y.; commissioner N. Y. Board of Charities; member National
Board of Health; commissioner in Imiacy; U. S. delegate International Sanitary
Conference, Paris, 1894; address, 431 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y.
1877
JOHNSON, ELIAS HENRY, A.M.; A.B., University of Rochester 1862; A.M. 18715
D.D. 1878; LL.D., Bucknell University 1898. Acting assistant paymaster, U. S-
navy, 1864-66; Baptist minister; professor systematic theology, Crozer Theological
Seminary; author Ezekiel Gilman Robinson, 1896; d. 1906.
MORTON, JAMES FERDINAND, A.M.; A.B., Acadia College 1866. Baptist
clergyman; pastor; teacher; assistant editor Watchman; librarian Newton Theo-
logical Institution 1884-91; principal Proctor Academy, Andover, N. H.; address,
Andover, N. H.
1878
ARNOLD, SAMUEL GREENE, LL.D.; A.B., 1841.
GORDON, ADONIRAM JUDSON, D.D.; A.M. 1860.
HOLLEY, ALEXANDER LYMAN, LL.D., 1853.
HORR, GEORGE EDWIN, A.M.; Ph.B., 1853.
STANFORD, CHARLES, D.D. Clergyman Camberwell, London, England. Author;
b. Green Lane, Northampton, Eng., March 9, 1823; d. Denmark Hill, March 18, 1886.
1879
BOISE, JAMES ROBINSON, D.D.; A.B., 1840.
CONGDON, CHARLES TABER, A.M. Student Brown University 1837-40; editor;
member editorial staff Tribune, New York, 1857-82; b. New Bedford, Mass., April
7, 1821; d. New York, N. Y., Jan. 18, 1891.
MARVEL, LOUIS HENRY, A.M.; Ph.B., 1867.
RAY, ISAAC, LL.D.; M.D., Bowdoin College 1827; A.M., 1846. Physician Portland,
Eastport, Me.; superintendent Me. State Insane Asylum; Augusta, Me., 1841-45;
Butler Hospital for the Insane, Providence, R. I., 1845-66; physician Philadelphia,
Penn.; b. Beverly, Mass., Jan. 16, 1807; d. Philadelphia, Penn., March 31, 1881.
SMITH, JOSIAH TORREY, A.M.; A.B., Williams College 1842; A.M., 1845;
D.D., University of Iowa. Baptist minister; *. B. K.; b. Williamsport, Mass.,
Aug. 4, 1815; d. 1888.
1880
MERRILL, JOSEPH WARREN, A.M. Trustee Brown University, 1865-89. Manu-
facturing chemist; member Mass. house of representatives 1864; mayor Cambridge,
Mass., 1865, 1866; president Colby University, 1869-89; b. Southampton, N. H.,
Dec. 13, 1819; d. Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 12, 1889.
RIDER, SIDNEY SMITH, A.M. Bookseller and author Providence, R. I. Author
and editor R. I. Historical Facts, 1877-96; author Book Notes; The Lands of Rhode
Island; editor The Bibliomaniac, 1867; Supplement to the Rhode Island Colonial
Records, 1747 to 17 Bit; Laws and Acts of her Majesties Colony of R. I. and Providence
Plantations; address, 73 Almy St., Providence, R. I.
1881
GUSHING, JOSIAH NELSON, D.D., of Burmah.
SAWYER, JOHN WOODBURY, A.M.; M.D., Harvard University 1869. Phy-
sician Providence, R. I.; superintendent Butler Hospital, 1867-85; b. Danvers,
Mass., Nov. 5, 1834; d. Providence, R. I., Dec. 14, 1885-1882.
WAYLAND, FRANCIS, LL.D.; A.B., 1846.
1882 HONORARY DEGREES 659
1882
CHACE, JONATHAN, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1892-. Cotton manufac-
turer Valley Falls, R. I.; retired; member R. I. senate; U. S. house of representatives
1881-85; U. S. senate 1885-89; address, 190 Hope St., Providence, R. I.
COLBY, HENRY FRANCIS, D.D.; A.B., 1862.
COLT, LE BARON BRADFORD, A.M.; A.B., Yale CoUege, 1868; LL.B., Columbia
College, 1870. Lawyer, Bristol, R. I.; member R. I. house of representatives, 1879-
81; justice U. S. district court, R. I., 1881-84; TJ. S. circuit court, first judicial circuit,
B. I.; U. S. senator, 1912-; address. Providence, R. I.
CURTIS, GEORGE WILLIAM, LL.D.; A.M. 1854.
FRIEZE, HENRY SIMMONS, LL.D.; A.B., 1841.
GRAY, HORACE, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1845; A.M., 1848; LL.B., 1849;
LL.D., 1871. Lawyer; reporter Mass. supreme court, 1854-61; associate justice,
1864-73; chief justice, 1873-82; associate justice U. S. supreme court 1882-1902;
fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences; b. Boston, Mass., 1828; d. Wash-
ington, D. C, Sept. 15, 1902.
MORTON, JAMES MADISON, A.M.; LL.D., 1893.
PIERCE, EDWARD LILLIE, LL.D.; A.B., 1850.
PLUMB, ALBERT HALE, D.D.; A.B., 1855.
1883
ABBOTT, GRANVILLE SHARP, D.D.; A.M., 1860.
ABERCROMBIE, DANIEL WEBSTER, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1876;
LL.D., Colby College 1898. Trustee Brown University 1904-; principal Worcester
Academy; address, Worcester Academy, Worcester, Mass.
ATWOOD. EDWARD SUMNER, D.D.; A.B., 1852.
BURRAGE, HENRY SWEETSER, D.D.; A.M., 1861.
COLE, AZEL DOW, D.D.; A.B., 1838.
STAPLES, HAMILTON BARCLAY, LL.D.; A.B., 1851.
WILLIAMS, ALFRED MASON, A.M. Student Brown University 1856-57; U. S-
military service Civil War; correspondent New York Tribune and Boston Post,
during Fenian disturbance, England and Ireland; member Mass. house of repre-
sentatives, 1869, 1870; member staff Providence Journal, 1876-92; editor-in-chief
1884-92; author; b. Taunton, Mass.; d. Basse Terre, St. Kitts, W. I., March 9, 1896.
1884
BENNETT, WILLIAM HENRY, A.M.; M.D., University of Penn. 1869. Student
Brown University, 1864-66; physician Philadelphia, Penn.; address, 1837 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, Penn.
CALDWELL, SAMUEL LUNT, LL.D.; A.B., Waterville College 1839; D.D. 1858.
Trustee Brown University 1859-62; fellow 1862-89; secretary of the corporation,
1875-89; Baptist minister; professor Ecclesiastical history, Newton Theological
Institution; president Vassar CoUege, 1867; *. B. K.; b. Newburyport, Mass.,
Nov. 13, 1820; d. Providence, R. I., Sept. 26, 1889.
1885
COX, SAMUEL SULLIVAN, LL.D.; A.B., 1846.
HAZELWOOD, FRANK TOMLINSON, D.D.; A.B., 1864.
SAYLES, WILLIAM FRANCIS, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1879-94. Cotton
manufacturer Saylesville, R. I.; b. Pawtucket, R. I., Sept. 21, 1824; d. Pawtucket,
May 7, 1894.
660 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1886
1886
MURRAY, JAMES ORMSBEE, LL.D.; A.B., 1850.
SHEPARD, STEPHEN OSGOOD, LL.D.; A.B., 1836.
McWHINNIE, JAMES, D.D.; A.B., 1867.
1887
BOYCE, JAMES PETIGRU, LL.D.; A.B., 1847.
WILSON, ISAAC GRANT, LL.D.; A.B., 1838.
WRIGHT, GEORGE FREDERICK, D.D.; A.B., Oberlin CoUege, 1859; A.M.,
1862; LL.D., Drury College, 1887. Congregational minister; professor language and
literature of the New Testament, Oberlin College; address, 84 Elmwood Place,
Oberlin, Ohio.
1888
THURSTON, BENJAMIN FRANCIS, LL.D.; A.B., 1849.
WOODBURY, AUGUSTUS, D.D.; A.M., Harvard University 1866. Unitarian
minister, Providence, R. I.; U. S. military service, 1861, chaplain; member R. I.
house of representatives, 1864-65, 1874-75; *. B. K.; b. Beverly, Mass., Dec. 4,
1825; d. Concord, N. H., Nov. 19, 1895.
1889
GOODELL, DAVID HARVEY, A.M.; Dartmouth College 1889. Student Brown
University 1852-55; manufacturer and farmer Antrim, N. H.; member N. H.
house of representatives, 1876-77, 1878; governor's coimcil, N. H., 1883-85; governor
of N. H., 1889-91; address, Antrim, N. H.
GUINNESS, HENRY GRATTAN, D.D. Clergyman London, Engla,nd; founder
and honorary director East London Institute for Home and Foreign Missions 1872-;
fellow Royal Asiatic Society, 1890; Royal Geographical Society; author Grammar.
LINCOLN, LEONTINE, A.M. Manufacturer cotton machinery Fall River, Mass.;
address, 289 Bank St., Fall River, Mass.
THURSTON, ROBERT HENRY, LL.D.; Ph.B., 1859.
1890
GREER, DAVID HUMMELL, D.D.; A.B., Washington College, Penn., 1862;
D. D., Kenyon College, 1880; University of the South, 1901; Columbia University,
1904; LL.D., Washington and Jefiferson College, 1902. Episcopal clergyman;
bishop coadjutor of New York, 1904-; address, 416 Lafayette St., New York, N. Y.
HOPPIN, WILLIAM JONES, A.M.; A.B., Middlebury College 1832; Yale College
1832; A.M., 1879; LL.B., Harvard University, 1835. Lawyer New York; first
secretary U. S. Legation, London, England, ten years; founder American Art Union;
trustee Metropolitan Museum of Art; New York Society Library; art juror Paris
Exposition, 1867; b. Providence, R. I.,W^pril 21, 1813; d. Providence, Sept. 3, 1895.
KING, CLARENCE, LL.D.; Ph.B., Yale University, 1862. Member Cal. geological
survey, 1862-66; in charge of U. S. exploration of the 40th parallel, 1867-72; director
U. S. geological survey, 1878-81; engaged in special geological investigations, 1881-
1901; b. Newport, R. I., Jan. 6, 1842; d. Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 24, 1901.
MacALISTER, JAMES, LL.D.; A.M., 1856.
SPENCER, WILLL^M HENRY, D.D.; A.B., 1866.
TILLINGHAST, PARDON ELISHA, A.M. U. S. military service, 1862-63, quarter-
master-sergeant; lawyer, Pawtucket, R. I.; member R. I. general assembly, 1872;
73, 1876-81; town solicitor, Pawtucket, 1874-81; advocate general R. I. 1876-81-
associate justice R. I. supreme court, 1881-1904; chief justice, 1904-06; b. West
Greenwich, R. I., Dec. 10, 1836; d. Pawtucket, R. I., Feb. 9, 1905.
1891 HONORARY DEGREES 661
1891
BENNETT, JAMES LAWRENCE, A.B. Curator of the herbaria. Brown University,
1890-94; b. Providence, R. I., April 8, 1832; d. Hartford, Conn., April 13, 1904.
BUCKNAM, EDWARD HUME, A.M.; A.B., 1865.
COLBY, CHARLES LOUIS, A.M.; Ph.B., 1858.
COLWELL, RICHARD STEERE, D.D.; A.B., 1870.
ENGLISH, JOHN MAHAN, D.D.; A.B., 1870.
GOULD, JOHN MELVILLE, Ph.D.; A.B., 1871.
KEEN, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, LLD.; A.M., 1859.
KELLEN, WILLIAM VAIL, Ph.D.; A.B., 1872.
LANGDON, COURTNEY, A.B. Assistant professor modem languages. Brown
University, 1890-92; associate professor Romance languages and literatures, 1892-99;
professor, 1899-; address, 86 Upton Ave., Providence, R. I.
MATTESON, CHARLES, LL.D.; A.M., 1861.
MOORE, EDWARD CALDWELL, Ph.D.; A.B., Marietta College, 1877; D.D., 1892;
Congregational minister, pastor Central Church, Providence, R. I., 1888-1902;
Farkman professor of theology. Harvard University, 1902-; address, 21 Kirkland
St., Cambridge, Mass.
ROGERS, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, LL.D.; A.M., 1857.
TAFT, ROYAL CHAPIN, A.M. Cotton manufacturer. Providence, R. I.; member
Providence common council 1855-56; R I. house of representatives 1880-83; gov-
ernor R. I. 1888-89; b. Northbridge, Mass., Feb. 14, 1823; d. Providence, R. I.,
June 4, 1912.
THURBER, SAMUEL, Ph.D.; A.B., 1868.
TUCKER, GEORGE FOX, Ph.D.; A.B., 1873.
WESTON, HENRY GRIGGS, LL.D.; A.B., 1840.
1892
ALDRICH, NELSON WILMARTH, LL.D. Merchant Providence, R. I.; U. S.
military service 1862; member R. I. house of representatives, 1875-77; speaker
1876-77; member U. S. house of representatives 1879-81; U. S. senate 1881-1912;
address, Warwick, R. I.
AMES, OLIVER, LL.D. Student Brown University 1851-53; major 4th Mass.
regiment 1854-57; lieutenant-colonel 1857; member Mass. senate 1880, 1881;
lieutenant-governor Mass. 1882-86; governor, 1886-88; b. North Easton, Mass.,
Feb. 4, 1831; d. North Easton, Oct. 22, 1895.
BARTOL, GEORGE MURILLO, D.D.; A.B., 1842.
CALDER, EDWIN EDDY, A.M. Assistant analytical chemistry. Brown University
1874-82; instructor chemistry 1890-1901; professor chemistry, R. I. College of
Pharmacy and Allied Sciences; address, Longmeadow, R. I.
CHACE, ARNOLD BUFFUM, Sc.D.; A.B., 1866.
CLARK, JAMES OSGOOD ANDREW, D.D.; A.B., 1851.
DICKMAN, FRANKLIN JACKSON, LL.D.; A.B., 1846.
FIELD, EDWARD, A.B. Clerk municipal court; record commissioner. Providence;
author Tax Lists of the Tovm of Providence During the Administration of Sir Thomas
Andros; Revolutionary Defences in R. I.; The Colonial Tavern; Esek Hopkins;
editor The Early Records of the Town of Providence, vols. 1-17; The Diary of Israel
AngeU; The State of R. I. and Providence Plantations at the End of the Century.
GILMORE, JOSEPH HENRY, Ph.D.; A.M., 1858.
GOFF, CHARLES BRADFORD, Ph.D.; A.B., 1856.
LADD, HERBERT WARREN, A.M. Dry goods merchant Providence, R. I.;
president, R. I. School of Design four years; governor R. I. 1889-90, 1891-92; bene-
factor Brown University; b. Oct. 15, 1843, New Bedford, Mass.; d. Nov. 29, 1913,
Providence, R. I.
662 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1892
McCarthy, Nathaniel JAMES, Ph.B. Self-educated mathematician; in
employ of Nicholson File Company, Providence, R. I., 1880-98; b. West Newton,
Mass., Dec. 25, 1849; d. Boston, Mass., Feb. 6, 1899.
MOXOM, PHILIP STAFFORD, D.D.; A.B., University of Rochester 1879; A.M..
1882. Baptist clergyman; pastor; preacher Harvard University; lectm'er Lowel
Institute; address, Wingate Lodge, Dartmouth Terrace, Springfield, Mass.
PATTISON, THOMAS HARWOOD, D.D.; A.B., Regent's Park College, London,
England 1862; D.D., Madison University 1880; Williams College 1893. Baptist
clergyman; professor homiletics and pastoral theology, Rochester Theological
Seminary; b. Lanceston, England, Dec. 14, 1838; d. Rochester, N. Y., Feb. 14, 1905.
POPE, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.M. Instructor B. M. C. Durfee High School.
Fall River, Mass., 1877-90; vice principal, 1890-1903; principal 1903-; address,
175 Rock St., Fall River, Mass.
ROUND, WILLIAM MARSHALL FITTS, A.M. Student Harvard Medical School;
journalist until 1879; corresponding secretary Prison Association of N. Y.; National
Prison Association, 1883-88; U. S. delegate. International Prison Congress, Rome,
1886; Congress of Criminal Anthropology, Brussels, 1892; U. S. commissioner
Vienna Exposition, 1873; author; d. 1906.
SHARPE, LUCIAN, A.M. Apprentice with Joseph R. Brown, clock maker and fine
mechanic. Providence, R. I., 1848-53; partner with Joseph R. Brown, 1853; treasurer
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company, 1868-99, and always a large factor in
the development of that industry; member board of aldermen. Providence, 1872;
trustee Providence Institution for Savings, 1881-99; vice president; director Provi-
dence Gas Company, 1883-99; R. I. Hospital Trust Company, 1897-99; president
Providence Journal Company, 1886; b. Providence, R. I.^ March 20, 1830; d. at sea
on his return from Europe, Oct. 17, 1899.
SHEFFIELD, WILLIAM PAINE, LL.D.; d. 1862.
WESTCOTT, OLIVER SPINK, Sc.D.; A.M., 1856.
1893
BAILEY, WILLIAM WHITMAN, A.M.; Ph.B., 1864.
BANES, CHARLES HENRY, A.M. U. S. miliUry service, 1862-64, assistant
adjutant-general; member firm of Fiss, Banes, Erben and Company, Philadelphia,
Penn.; special partner firm of Erben, Harding and Company; director General
International Electrical Exposition 1884; first president Philadelphia Baptist City
Mission; b. Philadelphia, Penn., Oct. 24, 1831; d. Philadelphia, Jan. 15, 1897.
BRAYTON, JOHN SUMMERFEELD, LL.D.; A.B., 1851.
DICKERMAN, LYSANDER, D.D.; A.B., 1851.
DICKSON, THOMAS GEORGE, A.M.; A.B., 1851.
GREENE, BENJAMIN ALLEN, Sc.D.; A.B., 1872.
LOCKE, GEORGE LYMAN, D.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1859; A.M., 1862.
Episcopal clergyman; rector St. Michael's Church, Bristol, R. I., 1867-; address,
Bristol, R. I.
MORTON, JAMES MADISON, LL.D.; A.M., 1882. Associate Justice Mass. Su-
preme Court; *. B. K.; address, 487 Rock St., Fall River, Mass.
OLNEY, RICHARD, LL.D.; A.B., 1856.
PUTNAM, WILLIAM LeBARON, LL.D.; A.B.,BowdoinCoUege,1855; A.M., 1858;
LL.D., 1884. Lawyer Portland, Me.; mayor 1869-70; U. S. commissioner to nego-
tiate with Great Britain in the settlement of the rights of American fishermen in the
territorial waters of Canada and Newfoundland, 1887; justice U. S. circuit court;
U. S. commissioner under the treaty for the settlement of the Behring Sea claims of
February 8, 1896; address, 166 State St. ,Portland, Me.
SMITH, ELBRIDGE, Sc.D.; A.B., 1841.
TEFFT, LYMAN BEECHER, D.D.; A.M., 1858.
TETLOW, JOHN, Sc.D.; A.B., 1864.
WILLARD, HORACE MANN, Sc.D.; A.B., 1864.
1894 HONORARYDEGREES 663
1894
ANDERSON, THOMAS DAVIS, D.D.; A.B., 1874.
BROWN, ARTHUR LEWIS, A.M.; A.B., 1876.
BURGESS, THOMAS, D.D.; A.B., 1870.
CORTHELL, ELMER LAWRENCE, Sc.D.; A.B. 1867.
DOYLE, SARAH ELIZABETH, A.M. Teacher public schools. Providence, R. I.,
1846-92; high school 1859-78; principal girls' department, high school, 1878-92;
first president R. I. Women's Club, 1876-84; charter member R. I. School of Design;
secretary, 1877-89; chairman committee to rabe funds tor the Women's College in
Brown University 1895; president R. I. Society for the Collegiate Education of
Women, 1895-; secretary Public School Investigation Committee appointed by
Mayor Baker, 1898-99; address, 119 Prospect St., Providence, R. I.
DDRRETT, REUBEN THOMAS, LL.D.; A.B., 1849.
GREEN, ARNOLD, LL.D.; A.M., 1858.
HOWARD, JAMES LELAND, A.M. Trustee Brown University 1888-. President
James L. Howard and Company, manufacturers of railway supplies, Hartford, Conn.;
lieutenant-governor Conn., 1887-89; b. Windsor, Vt., Jan. 19, 1818; d. Ifertford,
Conn., May 2, 1906.
HOWE, REGINALD HEEBER, D.D.; A.B., 1866.
HULESTG, RAY GREENE, Sc.D.; A.B., 1869.
MERRIMAN, CHARLES HENRY, A.M. Manufacturer; treasurer Manville Com-
pany; Lippitt Woolen Company; address. Providence, R. I.
PECK, WILLIAM THANE, Sc.D.; A.B., 1870.
PEIRCE, JOHN, ScD.j A.M., 1856.
RICHARDSON, ERASTUS, A.M. Bookkeeper; author History of Woonsocket.
1876; First Six Books of ^neid, translated, 1879; b. April 10, 1837; d. Woonsocket,
R. L, Sept. 28, 1911.
SHEDD, JOEL HERBERT, A.M. CivU engmeer Boston, Mass.; chief engineer
water works. Providence, 1869-90; chairman R. I. harbor commission, 1876-; mem-
ber joint commission of R. I. and Conn, to establish encroachment lines on Pawcatuck
River and Little Narragansett Bay; address, 146 Westminster St., Providence, R. I.
1895
AXTELL, SETH JONES, A.M.; A.B., 1864.
BLAKE, ELI WHITNEY, LL.D.; A.B., Yale CoUege 1857; A.M., University of
Vt. 1867. Hazard professor physics. Brown University, 1870-95; b. New Haven,
Conn., April 20, 1836; d. Hampton, Conn., Oct. 1, 1895.
BARBOUR, THOMAS SEYMOUR, D.D.; A.B., 1874.
FAUNCE, WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY, D.D.; A.B., 1880.
FOWLER, ROBERT LUDLOW, A.M.; LL.B., Columbia College 1870. Lawyer
New York, N. Y.; address, 26 West 10th St., New York, N. Y.
IRVINE, JULIA JOSEPHINE [Mrs. Charles James Irvine], Litt.D.; A.B., Cornell
College, 1875; A.M., 1876. Professor Greek, Wellesley College, 1890-99; president
1895-99; address. Ledger, N. C.
JANES, LEWIS GEORGE, A.M. Student medicine New York, N. Y.; author and
lecturer; instructor history, Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn, N. Y.; b. Providence,
R. I., Feb. 19, 1844; d. Eliot, Me., Sept. 4, 1901.
JORDAN, JULES, Mus.D. Teacher, conductor and composer of music. Providence,
R. I., director and conductor Arion Club 1880-; address, Butler Exchange, Provi-
dence, R. I.
SEARCH, THEODORE CORSON, A.M. Graduated Crozer Normal and High
School, 1861; president Penn. Museum and School of Industrial Art, 1898-; address,
ISO North 17th St., Philadelphia, Penn.
WINTER, WILLIAM, Litt.D.; LL.B., Harvard University 1857. Dramatic re-
viewer and editorial writer Tribune, New York, N. Y., 1865-; president board of
trustees, Staten Island Academy, 1889-; author, editor and translator; address
17 Third Ave., New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y.
664 BROWNUNIVEBSITY 1896
1896
COLLINS, JAMES FRANKLY, Ph.B. Curator herbarium. Brown University,
I894-; instructor botany 1899-1911; demonstrator in botany, 1913-; address, 468
Hope St., Providence, R. L
FLETCHER, JAMES COOLEY, Litt.D.; A.B., 1846.
HERRESHOFF. NATHANAEL GREENE, Sc.M. Naval architect; address,
Bristol, R. I.
HORR, GEORGE EDWIN, D.D.; A.B., 1876.
LYON, WILLL^M HENRY, D.D.; A.B., 1868.
STERNBERG, GEORGE MILLER, LL.D.; M.D., College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Columbia College, 1860; LL.D., University of Michigan, 1896. V. S.
military service 1861-; assistant surgeon 1861; stugeon-general 1893; retired 1902;
address, 2005 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C.
STRAUS, OSCAR SOLOMON, Litt.D.; A.B., Columbia College, 1871; LL.B. 1873;
A.M., 1873; LL.D., 1904; Washington and Lee University 1898; University of
Penn. 1900. Merchant and lawyer New York ,N. Y.; U. S. minister, Turkey, 1887-
89, 1897-1900; member permanent court of arbitration at the Hague 1902-; address,
5 West 76th St., New York, N. Y.
TARBELL, HORACE SUMNER, LL.D.; A.B. Wesleyan University 1859; A.M.
1862. Superintendent schools. Providence, R. I., 1884-1902; member committee of
15, National Coimcil of Education; b. Clelsea, Vt., Aug. 19, 1838; d. San Francisco,
Cal., Sept. 16, 1904.
1897
ALLEN, WILLARD SPENCER, A.M.; address, 176 Somerset Ave., Winthrop
Centre, Mass.
CLARKE, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Sc.D.; A.B., 1863.
DYER, ELISHA, A.M.; Ph.D., University of Giessen, Germany, 1860. Special
student in chemistry. Brown University, 1857-58; colonel and aide-de-camp on
staff of governor of R. I., 1858, 1863-66; adjutant-general R. I., 1882-95; retired
with rank of brigadier-general 1897; member R. I. senate 1877-78; house of repre-
sentatives 1880, 1881; governor of R. 1. 1897-1900; d. Providence, R. I., Nov. 30, 1906.
HAY, JOHN. LL.D.; A.M.. 1858.
JOSLIN, WILLIAM GARY, A.M.; A.B., 1876.
1898
BARTLETT, JOHN RUSSELL, Sc.D. Graduated U. S. Naval Academy; rear
admiral retired 1897; ia command U. S. naval intelligence ofSce, War with Spain;
b. New York, N. Y., Sept. 26, 1843; d. Lonsdale, R. I., Nov. 22, 1904.
FORD, DAVID BARNES, D.D.; A.B., 1845.
HILLMAN, ADELIA THOMPSON [Mrs. Walter Hilhnan], A.M. President HiU-
man College, Clinton, Miss., 1894-1902; b. Union, Me., Jan. 1830; d. Clinton, Miss.,
June 30, 1902.
HYATT, ALPHAEUS, LL.D.; Sc.B., Harvard University 1862. U. S. military
service. Civil War, captain; professoP zoology and paleontology, Mass. Institute of
Technology; professor biology and zoology, Boston University; b. Washington, D.
C, AprU 5, 1838; d. 1902.
MACY, JESSE, LL.D.; A.B., Iowa College, 1880; A.M. 1883. Professor constitu-
tional history and political science, Iowa College; address, Grinnell, Iowa.
MANCHESTER, LEANDER CORNELIUS, D.D.; A.M., 1858.
PERCE, WARREN RICHMOND. Sc.D.; A.B., 1865.
1899
BURGESS, FREDERIC. D.D.; A.B.. 1873.
GASKILL, FRANCIS ALMON, LL.D.; A.B., 1866.
1899 HONORARY D EG R E E S 665
GODDARD, JOSIAH RIPLEY, D.D.; A.B., 1862.
GODDARD, WILLIAM, LL.D.; A.B., 1846.
HAZARD, CAROLINE, Litt.D. President WeUesley College; author Memoirs of
J. L. Diman; CoUege Tom; Narragansett Ballads; Narragansett Friends' Meeting;
editor Works of R. G. Hazard; address. Peace Dale, R. I.
SHEARMAN, SUMNER UPHAM, D.D.; A.M., 1861.
1900
ANDREWS, ELISHA BENJAMIN, LL.D.; A.B.. 1870.
APPLETON, JOHN HOWARD, ScD.; A.B., 1863.
BENNETT, ALBERT ARNOLD, D.D.; A.B., 1872.
LAMONT, HAMMOND, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1886. Assistant professor
rhetoric. Brown University, 1895-98; professor 1898-1900; instructor English,
Harvard University, 1892-95; managing editor Evening Post, New York, N. Y.;
editor of the Nation; b. Monticello, N. Y.; d. New York, N. Y., May 6, 1909.
WHEELER, BENJAMIN IDE, LL.D.; A.B., 1875.
WHITMAN, FRANK PERKINS, Sc.D.; A.B., 1874.
WOOLLEY, MARY EMMA, Litt.D.; A.B., 1894.
1901
CLARK, EDWARD WINTER, D.D.; A.M., 1857.
FOSTER, WILLIAM EATON, Litt.D.; A.B., 1873.
MACDOUGALL, HAMILTON CRAWFORD, Mus.D. Professor music, Wellesley
College; associate Royal College of Organists, London, 1883; address, Wellesley,
MEESER, SPENSER BYRON, D.D.; Ph.B., Bucknell University 1883. Graduated
Crozer Theological Seminary 1886; Baptist miuister; address, Crozer Campus,
Philadelphia, Fa.
MILES, NELSON APPLETON, LL.D. U. S. military service 1861-; major-general
N. Y. volunteers 1865; colonel U. S. army 1866; brigadier-general 1880; major-
general 1890; commander U. S. army, 1895-1903; lieutenant-general 1900; address,
1736 N. St., N. W., Washmgton, D. C.
RICHARD, TIMOTHY, Litt.D. Missionary English Baptist Mission, China;
chancellor Imperial University of Shansi, China; ad(&ess, 143 North Szechuen Road,
Shanghai, China.
1902
DOUGLAS, WILLIAM WILBERFORCE, LL.D.; A.M., 1861.
GRANGER, DANIEL LARNED DAVIS, A.M.; A.B., 1874.
HOVEY, GEORGE RICE, D.D.; A.B., 1882.
LANDRUM, WILLIAM WARREN, D.D.; A.B., 1872.
MARTIN, FREDERICK ROY, A.M.; A.B., Harvard University 1893. Associate
editor Journal, Providence, R. I., 1898-1904; address. The Associated Press, New
York, N. Y.
MOTT, FREDERICK, LL.D.; A.B., 1851.
PORTER, EMORY HUNTINGTON, D.D.; A.B., 1866.
1903
ASHTON, AMOS TURNER, D.D.; A.B., 1872.
BURR, EVERETT DOUGHTY, D.D.; A.B., 1884.
DIMAN, JOHN BYRON, A.M.; A.B., 1885.
FARNHAM, EDWARD PICKETT, D.D.; A.B., 1873.
666 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1903
FORD, ISAAC NELSON, Litt.D.; A.B., 1870.
GOODWIN, DANIEL, D.D.; A.B., 1857.
GOW, GEORGE COLEMAN, Mus.D.; A.B., 1884.
KELLEN, WILLIAM VAIL, LL.D.; A.B., 18758.
MONAGHAN, JAMES CHARLES, A.M.; A.B., 1875.
MONTAGUE, ANDREW JACKSON, LL.D.; A.B., Richmond College 1882;
LL.B., University of Virginia 1886. Lawyer Ridimond, Va.; U. S. district attorney.
Western district of Va., 1894-98; attorney-general, Va., 1898-1902; governor of
Va., 1902-06; address, 1111 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va.
WILSON, WOODROW, LL.D.; A.B., CoUege of N. J., 1879; A.M., 1882; Ph.D.,
Johns Hopkins University, 1886. President Princeton University, 1902-13; president
of the United States 1913-; address, Washington, D. C.
WOOLSEY, THEODORE SALISBURY, LL.D.; A.B., Yale College 1872; LL.B..
1876; A.M. 1877. Professor international law; address, 250 Church St., New Haven,
Conn.
1904
ANDERSON, FREDERICK LINCOLN, D.D.; A.B., University of Chicago, 1882;
A.M., 1885; D.B., Baptist Union Theological Seminary, 1888; Baptist minister;
professor New Testament interpretation, Newton Theological Institution, 1900-
address, 196 Homer St., Newton Centre, Mass.
BENNETT, CHARLES EDWIN, Litt.D.; A.B., 1878.
FREEMAN, JOHN RIPLEY, Sc.D.; Sc.B., Mass. Institute of Technology 1876.
Member commission on additional water supjJly for the City of New York, 1902;
chief engineer committee appointed to consider the advisability of constructing a
dam across the Charles river, 1903; consulting engineer water works, Nashua, N. H.;
Asheville, N. C; Massena, N. Y.; *. B. K.; address, 235 Arlington Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
McVICKAR, WILLIAM NEILSON, LL.D.; A.B., Columbia CoUege, 1865; D.D.,
1898; Kenyon College, 1885; University of Pennsylvania, 1898. Graduated General
Theological Seminary 1868; Episcopal clergyman; bishop coadjutor, B. I., 1898-
1903; bishop R. I., 1903-10; b. New York, N. Y., Oct. 19, 1843; d. Beverly, Mass.,
June 28, 1910.
MASON, JOHN HENRY, D.D.; A.B., 1872.
POLAND, WILLIAM CAREY, Litt.D.; A.B., 1868.
RICHMAN, IRVING BERDINE, Litt.D.; A.B., Iowa State University, 1883;
A.M. 1884. Admitted to bar 1885; lawyer Muscatine, la.; member la. house of
representatives, 1889-93; U. S. consul-general Switzerland, 1893-98; author Rhode
Island: its Making and its Meaning; address, 506 West Second St., Muscatine, la.
1905
ASHMORE, WILLIAM, D.D.; A.B., 1870.
BLUMER, GEORGE ALDER, Litt.D.; M.D., University of Pennsylvania 1879.
Superintendent Butler Hospital; address, Duncan Lodge, Providence, R. I.
BRAISLIN, GIBBS, D.D.; A.B., 1880.
BUMPUS, HERMAN CAREY, Sc.D.; Ph.B., 1884.
BURRAGE, CHAMPLIN, A.M.; A.B., 1896.
CARPENTER, EDMUND JANES, Litt.D.; Ph.B., 1866.
ROUSMANIERE, EDMUND SWETT, D.D.; A.B., Harvard University 1883;
D. B., Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, 1886; address, Boston, Mass.
1906
COLBY, EVERETT, A.M.; Ph.B., 1897.
DOBBINS, FRANK STOCKTON, A.M.
1906 HONORARY DEGREES 667
FRANCIS, GEORGE BLINN, A.M. Civil engineer; designer and constructor of
the Providence Station and the Boston South Terminal Station; b. West Hartford,
Conn., Jan. 31, 1857; d. New York, N. Y., June 9, 1913.
HUGHES, CHARLES EVANS, LL.D.; A.B., 1881.
LORD, AUGUSTUS MENDON, D.D.; A.M., Harvard University, 1883; S.T.B.
1883; pastor First Congregational Unitarian Church, Providence, R. I., 1900-;
address, 34 Cushing St., Providence, R. I.
McKEEVER, FRANKLIN GARRETT, D.D.; A.B., 1881.
UPTON, WINSLOW, Sc.D.; A.B., 1875.
WATTERSON, HENRY, LL.D.; D.C.L., University of the South, 1891. Journalist.
orator and writer; address, Courier-Journal, Louisville, Ky.
WHITE, HORACE, LL.D.; A.B., Cornell University 1887; Lawyer; editor and
writer on economic subjects; address. White Memorial Building, Syracuse, N. Y.
1907
AKED, CHARLES FREDERIC, D.D. Pastor of First Congregational Church. San
Francisco; address, 3505 Jackson St., San Francisco, Cal.
ARNOLD, STEPHEN HARRIS, A.M. Cotton merchant. Providence, R. I.; *. B.
K.; address, 86 Benevolent St., Providence, R. I.
BARUS, CARL, LL.D.; Ph.D.. University of Wurtzburg, Germany, 1879; LL.D.,
Clark University 1909. Physicist; professor of physics and dean of the graduate
department. Brown University; address, 30 Elmgrove Ave., Providence, R. I.
BROWN, ARTHUR, LL.D.; A.B., 1876.
ELDER, CHARLES BROWN, D.D.; A.B., 1877.
FERRIS, GEORGE HOOPER, D.D.; A.B.. 1891.
GROSE, HOWARD BENJAMIN. D.D.; A.B.. University of Rochester. 1876;
A.M., 1880. Baptist minister; editorial secretary American Baptist Home Mission
Society, 1904-10; editor of Missions, 1910-; author; address. Ford Building, Boston,
Mass.
HOPE, JOHN, A.M.; A.B., 1894.
JELLY, GEORGE FREDERICK, Sc.D.; A.B., 1864.
SABINE, WALLACE CLEMENT, Sc.D.; A.B., and A.M., Ohio University, 1886.
Physicist; assbtant professor of physics. Harvard University; address, 348 Marl-
borough St., Boston, Mass.
1908
ALDRICH, FRED DAVIS, A.M.; A.B., 1895.
ANTHONY, ALFRED WILLIAMS, D.D.; A.B., 1883.
CHAPIN, CHARLES VALUE. Sc.D.; A.B., 1876.
FOSS, SAM WALTER. A.M.; A.B., 1882.
HIGGINS, JAMES HENRY, A.M.; A.B., 1898.
PRITCHETT, HENRY SMITH, LL.D.; A.B.. Pritchett College. Glasgow, Mo.,
1875; Ph.D., Munich, Germany. 1894; president Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology. 1900-06; president of the Carnegie Foimdation for the Advancement of
Teaching. 1906-; address. 576 Sth Ave.. New York, N. Y.
SAVAGE, CORNELIUS SAMUEL, D.D.; A.B.. 1878.
THOMAS. WILLIS FRYE, D.D.; A.B.. 1877.
1909
BARBOUR, CLARENCE AUGUSTUS, D.D.; A.B., 1888.
BRIGHAM, CLARENCE SAUNDERS, A.M.; A.B.. 1899.
GORGAS. WILLIAM CRAWFORD. Sc.D.; A.B.. University of the South. 1875;
M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College. 1879. Member of Isthmian Canal Com-
668 BROWN UNIVERSITY 1909
mission and chief sanitary officer of the Isthmian Canal Zone; assistant surgeon-
general, IT. S. A.; address, Ancon, Canal Zone, Panama.
HALL, FREDERICK BYRON, LL.D.; A.M., 1867.
HERRESHOFF. JOHN BROWN FRANCIS. Sc.D.; Ph.B., 1870.
HOWE, JULIA WARD, Litt.D. (Mrs. Samuel Gridley Howe). Reformer, author
and poet; b. New York, N. Y., May 27. 1819; d. Middletown. R. I., Oct. 17, 1910.
ROGERS, ARTHUR, D.D.; A.B., 1886.
SMITH, GERALD BIRNEY, D.D.; A.B., 1891.
1910
BARKER, HENRY AMES, A.M.; Ph.B., 1893.
BITTING, WILLIAM COLEMAN, D.D.; A.M., Richmond College, 1877. Baptist
minister; pastor Second Church, St. Louis. Mo.; corresponding secretary. Northera
Baptist Convention. 1907-; address. Second Baptist Church, St. Louis, Mo.
DUBOIS, EDWARD CHURCH, LL.D. Chief justice of Rhode Island supreme
court; b. London, Eng., Jan. 12, 1848; d. East Providence, R. I.. Jan. 2, 1914.
HALL, WALTER PERLEY, A.M. Student Brown University. 1886-88; lawyer;
address, 45 Beacon St., Fitchburg, Mass. '■ ■
MITCHELL, SAMUEL CHILES, LL.D.; A.M;, Georgetown College, Kyi, 1888.
President of University of South Carolina; Medical College of Virginia, 19I3-; ad-
dress, Richmond, Va.
UPDIKE, DANIEL BERKELEY, A.M. Publisher and printer; one of the chief
factors in the improvement of typography in America; address, 232 Summer St.,
Boston, Mass.
Von BERNSTORF, JOHAN HEINRICH. LL,D. German ambassador t» the
United States. 1909-; address. German Embassy. Washington. D. C.
1911
HARPER, CHARLES FREDERICK, A.M.; A.B.. 1892.
HOPPIN, WILLIAM WARNER, Litt.D.; A.M., 1861. ;
NAGEL, CHARLES, LL.D.; LL.B., St. Louis Law ;3chool. 1872. Secretary of
Conmierce and Labor in cabinet of President Taft; address, 'St. Louis, Mo.
PARSHLEY, WILLIAM BROWN, D.D.; A.B., 1886.
PENDLETON, ELLEN FITZ, Litt.D.;, Ph.B., Wellesley College, 1884; A.M., 1891.
President of Wellesley College, 1911-; address, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.
SEAGRAVE, FRANK EVANS, A.M. Astronomer; address, Adams House, Boston,
Mass.
SIMONDS, WILLIAM EDWARD, Litt.D.; A.B., 1883.
WHEELER, HOMER JAY, ScD.; Se.B., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 1883;
A.M. and Ph.D., University of Giittingen, 1889. professor, R. I. State College;
acting president, 1902-03; in business. Boston; address. 111 Grant Ave., Newton
Centre, Mass.
WHEELER, MARY COLMAN, A.M. Founder and principal of Miss Wheeler's
School for Girl's; address, 215 Hope St.. Providence. R. I.
WILSON. GEORGE GRAFTON. LL.D.; A.B., 1886.
1912
ASHWORTH. ROBERT ARCHIBALD, j©.D.; A.B., Columbia College. 1892;
A.M., 1893. Baptist minister; pastor of First Church, Milwaukee, Wis.; address,
684 Marshall St., Milwaukee, Wis; . . ; i : ,
BURLEIGH, SYDNEY RICHMONDiA.M. .Artist; address, 69 CoUege St.. Provi-
dence, R. I.
CHASE, WnXIAM SHEAFE. D;D.; A.B., 1881.
1912 HONORARY DEGREES 669
HICKS. LEWIS EZRA. LL.D.; A.B.. Denison University, 1868. President. Uni-
versity of Nebraska, 1905-11; president emeritus, 19I1-; address, 2711 Durant
Ave.. Berkeley. Cal.
HILL. WILLIAM COLVER. A.M.; A.B.. 1894.
HDSSEY, WILLIAM JOSEPH, Sc.D.; ScB., University of Michigan, 1889.
Astronomer; professor of astronomy and director of the observatory. University of
Michigan, 1905-; address, Ann Arbor, Mich.
MUNRO, DANA CARLTON, L.H.D.; A.B., 1887.
NITOBE, INAZO, LL.D. Member of faculty of Imperial College, at Kyoto, Japan.
PERRY, JAMES Db WOLF, D.D.; A.B., Harvard University, 1892. Bishop of the
Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island. 191 1-; address. 10 Brown St., Providence, R. I.
THAYER, EZRA RIPLEY, LL.D.; A.B., Harvard University, 1888; A.M. and
LL.B., 1891. Dane professor of law and dean of Harvard Law School, 1910-; address,
77 Bay State Road. Boston. Mass.
1913
BRIGGS. WALTER BENJAMIN, A.M. Librarian and member of the faculty of
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn.
CHAPMAN, FRANK MICHLER, Sc.D. Ornithologist; curator ornithology
American Museimi of Natural History, New York, N. Y.; president of Linnsean
Society, New York; fellow of American Ornithologists Union; author and editor;
address, Englewood, New Jersey.
CHURCH, GEORGE DUDLEY, A.M.; A.B., 1899.
ELLIOTT, SOPHRONIA MARIA, A.M. Assistant professor of household economics
in Simmons College; address, Simmons College, Boston, Mass.
GILE, MOSES CLEMENT, Litt.D.; A.B.; A.M., 1883.
McCarthy, Charles, Litt.D.; Ph.B., i896.
MEIKLEJOHN. ALEXANDER, LL.D.; A.B., 1893.
SANFORD, LOUIS CHILDS, D.D.; A.B., 1888.
THAYER, WILLIAM ROSCOE, Litt.D.; A.B., Harvard University. 1881; A.M.,
1886. Author; editor of Harvard Graduatea' Magazine since 1892; address, 8 Berkeley
St., Cambridge, Mass.
VAUGHAN, RICHARD MINER, D.D.; A.B., 1895.
WHITE, EDWARD DOUGLASS, LL.D.; Georgetown, 1892; St. Louis University,
1904; Harvard University, 1906. Chief justice of the United States; address, 1717
Rhode Island Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.
SUMMARY
At the close of the one himdred and forty-fifth Commencement of the University,
in 1913, there were enrolled the names of 7,583 graduates, — 6,911 , men and 672
women. Of this number, 6,711 had received the College or University first degree;
161, exclusive of the foregoing, had received advanced degrees; 69, not previously
reckoned, had received the degree of Doctor of Medicine; 642 others had received
honorary degrees. Of the entire number, 4.413, or 58 per cent, were living.
INDEX
The names of graduates who have received a Bachelor's degree are entered with the
year of graduation. For the Corporation, Officers of Instruction and others, italic letterg are
used, as follows: —
ch names mentioned in the Charter; c. Corporation; /, Faculty; m. Doctor of Medi-
cine; a. Advanced Degree; h, Honorary Degree; n, non-graduate student; nm, non-
graduate medical student; ip, special student; g, special graduate student.
A
NAME CliASS
Aaron, Charles Eugene 1850
Aaron, Samuel A1838
Abbey, Myron Jay 1902
Abbott, Alexander Hewes 1903
Abbott, Mrs. Alexander Hewes. .1903
Abbott, Augustus Levi 1880
c, 32.
Abbott, Carl Hewes 1888
Abbott, Charles Harlan 1913
Abbott, Edwin Ralph nl854
Abbott, Ernest Spencer al912
Abbott, Granville Sharp 1869
h, 659.
Abbott, Harian Page 1884
Abbott, James Percival 1874
Abbott, Jonathan 1791
Abbott, Nathan Miller Wheat-
on nl855
Abbott, Samuel Warren 1858
Abercrombie, Daniel Webster. .hlSSS
c, 32.
Abercrombie, Daniel Webster,
Jr nl910
Achenbach, Charles Shoe nl909
Adams, Andrew nl895
Adams, Benjamin 1788
Adams, Bessie Lenore 1906
a, 602.
Adams, Charles Ellis ™1893
Adams, Charles Francis 1881
Adams, Charles Robert 1880
Adams, Earl Newton 1889
Adams, Ebenezer /il799
Adams, Edward August 1912
Adams, Edward Lawrence 1898
Adams, Edward Stowe 1879
Adams, Ella Maria ffl895
Adams, Mrs. Francis M 1901
Adams, Frederick Carhart ffl898
Adams, George Augustus nl912
Adams, George W rel833
Adams, George William nlS56
Adams, Henry Sylvanus 1860
Adams, Herbert Engles nl912
Adams, Herbert Matthews 1896
PAQE
169
642
363
369
553
263
294
424
453
606
197
282
242
61
454
191
659
518
516
488
58
557
486
267
263
297
626
419
339
260
610
551
610
524
440
456
198
524
321
KAME CLASS PAGE
Adams, Horace 1813 88
Adams, Jasper 1815 92
/, 33,39 .
Adams, Jessie Richards
/.45.
Adams, John A1797 626
Adams, Mrs. John Howard 1899 649
/, 49.
Adams, Leon Hunter nl900 497
Adams, Leonard Hodgson nl911 521
Adams, Luther Bentley 1900 352
Adams, Mary Louise 1907 558
Adams, Richard Jay nl912 524
Adams, Robert John A1876 657
Adams, Samuel nl837 442
Adams, Samuel 1897 338
Adams, Samuel Smith nl812 436
Adams, Scott 1895 322
Adams, William M. E nl834 441
Adams, Winthrop nI909 516
Addeman Joshua 1862 203
Adelman, David Isaac 1914 428
Adye, Elton Merville 1902 368
Affleck, James Gelston 1914 428
Affleck, Myron Hopkins Strong . . 1907 394
Ahrens, Henry Frederick nl904 506
Ahrens, Otto Frederick splSOl 686
Ainsworth, Albert Child 1828 119
Ainsworth, Fredericl4Augustus.nl869 470
Ainsworth, Joel Charles splSOi 537
Ainsworth, Lester Johnson 1914 428
Aitkin, Charles Stanley nl906 608
Aked, Charles Frederic A1907 667
Akerman, Nathan Butler apl909 641
Akerstrom, Clarence Edwin nl904 506
Akin, Edgar Wallace nl906 610
Albee, Kenneth Field 1910 410
Albee, Obadiah Wheelock 1832 126
Albertson, James Monroe nl854 453
Albrecht, William Horton 1905 381
Albro. Frank Taylor 1905 381
Albro, Helen Barrows 1906 667
Albro, Lester Franklin »pl996 631
Albro, Samuel Houston 1866 216
Alden. Abner 1787 68
Alden, Charles Henry A1826 636
INDEX
671
NAME CLASS PAGE
Alden, Charles Henry 1856 186
Alden, Cyrus 1807 79
Alden, David 1838 137
Alden, John Henry Harlow 1896 327
Alden, Joseph ral829 439
Alden, Lucius 1821 102
Alden, Nathan 1806 78
Alden, Peter Oliver 1792 62
Alden, Samuel R «1838 443
Alden, Seth 1814 90
Alden, William Harrison 1849 167
Aldis, Asa 1796 65
Aldrich, Abby Greene spl899 579
Aldrich, Amey Owen alS98 595
Aldrich, Charles Spaulding 1894 316
Aldrich, Charles Talbot 1876 252
Aldrich, David 1806 78
Aldrich, Edith Violet 1904 554
Aldrich, Edmund nl857 458
Aldrich, Edward Burgess rel893 486
Aldrich, Edward Kimball 1902 363
Aldrich, Edward Sherman 7il864 466
Aldrich, Edwin nl862 464
Aldrich, Elisha Smith 1857 188
Aldrich, Esek 1818 98
Aldrich, Frank Edgar 1875 245
Aldrich, Fred Davis 1895 322
h, 667.
Aldrich, Henry Leprelate 1876 249
Aldrich, Horace Edward nl906 510
Aldrich, Ira nl813 435
Aldrich, James Madison 1910 410
Aldrich, John 1883 274
Aldrich, Jonathan 1826 115
Aldrich, Louis nl841 445
Aldrich, Mary Lizzie «pl896 578
Aldrich Nelson Wilmarth A1892 661
Aldrich, Paul Edwin rel898 494
Aldrich, Robert 1903 369
Aldrich, Samuel Nelson ml 859 460
Aldrich, Susan Grace spl900 579
Aldrich, Whipple 1799 69
Aldrich, William Fosdick «pl903 536
Aldrich, William Truman nl900 497
Aldrich, Willis Wood rel897 492
Alexander, Burchard Benjamin. nl902 501
Alexander, Caleb A1789 621
Alexander, Charles Zaslavsky . . . 1905 381
Alexander, Harry Olin 1884 282
Alexander, Luther relSOO 433
Alexander, Robert 1878 256
Algeo, Mrs. James W ol911 605
Algeo, Sarah MacCormack ol911 605
Alger, Emerson Henry 1885 282
Alger, Israel 1811 85
Alger, Jarvis Howard 1909 404
Alger, John Lincoln 1890 300
a, 693; /, 41.
Alger, Luther Ward nl860 462
Alger, Roland Francis rel858 459
Allan, Douglas Nisbet nl907 612
NAME CLASS PAGE
Allen, Alfred Franklin nl845 447
Allen, Amos 1804 75
Allen, Arthur Ernest nl913 527
Allen, Arthur Moulton 1897 333
Allen, Mrs. Arthur Moulton srl908 613
Allen, Austin Ketcham 1904 375
o, 600.
Allen, Benjamin 1797 66
/, 38; h, 636.
Allen, Benjamin Franklin 1817 96
Allen, Benoni 1823 108
Allen, Capwell »il904 506
Allen, Charles Bradbury 1899 345
Allen, Charles Henry 1897 333
Allen, Mrs. Charles Jackson 1899 547
Allen, Chester Willard 1897 333
Allen, Crawford 1815 93
Allen, Crawford nl859 460
Allen, Cyrus William 1826 115
Allen, David Justin 1908 399
Allen, Edward Bartlett 1911 414
o, 605.
Allen, Edwin Pierce 1883 274
Allen, Elizabeth spl898 579
Allen, Emily Prances jl892 609
Allen, Ethan 1823 108
Allen, Ethan 1860 197
Allen, Frank G rel860 462
Allen, George Augustus 1852 174
Allen, George Esdras 1860 169
Allen, Gertrude Mary 1910 562
/.SO.
Allen, Helen ffl909 613
Allen, Henry Augustus nl854 453
Allen, Henry Crocker nl873 473
Allen, Henry Wheaton 1868 222
Allen, Hiram ml825 588
Allen, Horatio Gushing 1897 333
Allen, Ira Richard 1882 270
Allen, Ira Zer ml905 508
Allen, James Reuben 1876 249
Allen, James Sidney 1898 339
Allen, Mrs. John Stetson 1897 646
Allen, Justin 1852 174
Allen, Leah Brown 1907 558
Allen, Louis Earle apl90i 537
Allen, Lucius ml820 687
Allen, Mark Antony D'Wolf . . . nl844 447
Allen, Morrill 1798 68
Allen, Paul 1793 62
Allen, Philip 1803 73
Allen, Philip nl834 441
Allen, Ralph Carleton «1913 627
Allen, Raymond Cleaveland 1897 333
Allen, Richard Day 1910 410
a, 606.
Allen, Ruth Stites 1902 651
Allen, Samuel nl814 435
Allen, Sherman Alden 1903 369
Allen, Stella Celeste spimi 581
Allen, Sylvester b1868 469
672
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Allen, Thaddeus 1812
Allen, Walter Lewis nl912
Allen, Walter William nl900
Allen, Willard Spencer A1897
Allen, William Dennis nl852
Allen, William Henry 1811
m, 586; h, 633.
Allen, Zachariah 1813
h, 647; c, 28.
Allenton, Goodwin 1814
m, 586.
Allenton. Russell 1813
Allin, Charles Mnason 1847
AUin, William 1790
AUing, Ebenezer Treat 1851
Ailing, Mary Maltby nl904
Ailing, Ikiorris Ezra 1902
Allinson, Francis Greenleaf
/. 36.
Allinson, Mrs. Francis Greenleaf
/. 37, 48.
Allison, Bm'giss «1777
h 620, 628.
Allison, George Deacon 1905
Almy, Mrs. Frederic Sanford. .»pl892
Almy, Herbert 1873
Almy, Howard 1886
Almy, Max Alonzo nl910
Almy, Pearl Ruth »pl904
Almy, Thomas JeflEerson nl856
Alston, John Rutledge iil857
Altdoerfler, Frank Everett nl913
Alward, Silas «1840
h, 655.
Ames, Edward Carrington 1867
Ames, Ellis 1830
Ames, Herman Vandenbiu-g nl888
Ames, James Ellis 1896
Ames, Jeremiah Fisher ml827
h, 637
Ames, Oliver nl865
h. 661.
Ames, Samuel 1823
h, 649.
Ames, Stephen Brownell nl906
Ames, William Shaw 1838
Ames, William 1863
Ames, William Henry nl861
Amidon, John Jerome Franklin »j?1894
Amory, Jonathan A 71I86O
Andem, James 1845
Anderson, Anna Charlotte nl909
Anderson, Clifford Spence 1900
Anderson, Edward CoflSn A1849
Anderson, Elsie Angelina 1912
Anderson, Esther Georgina 1914
Anderson, Francis Maurice 1907
Anderson, Frederick Lincoln. . .A1904
Anderson, James Grant 1914
Anderson, John Albert 1911
Anderson, Paul George Wilfred. .1910
Anderson, Robert 1802
PAGE
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524
497
664
451
85
88
90
88
161
60
171
572
363
430
381
576
239
286
518
581
456
458
527
644
218
123
482
327
589
454
108
510
137
205
463
53a
462
155
574
352
646
565
569
394
666
428
414
410
72
NAME CLASS
Anderson, Thomas Davis A1859
Anderson, Thomas Davis 1874
h, 633; c, 22, 24.
Anderson, Violet Helen 1914
Anderson, William Henry nl839
AnderstrSm, Lyndon Laroy 1885
Andrew, William Walter 1908
Andrews, Arthur Irving 1901
Andrews, Aaa nl840
Andrews, Clarence Carroll nl873
Andrews, David Allen nl856
Andrews, Elisha A1803
Andrews, Elisha 1821
Andrews, Elisha Benjamin 1870
h 665; /, 35; c, 21, 24, 31, 35
Andrews, Erastus A1859
Andrews, Frank Howard 1884
Andrews, George Frederic nl857
Andrews, George Frederick 1892
0,593.
Andrews, Guy Ashton nl895
Andrews, Howard Baker nl912
Andrews, James G nl837
Andrews, Lydia Harris 1911
Andrews, Martha Louise spl89S
Andrews, Neil 1892
Andrews, Robert Horace «pl904
Andrews, Robert Shaw nl845
Andrews, Ryland Benjamin 1912
Andrews, Theodore 1859
Andrews, Walter Evans 1891
Andrews, William W nl827
Andros, Frederic nl824
Andros, Thomas /tl790
Andrus, Daniel Sylvester nl8d3
Angell, Daniel nl865
Angell, Eugene Chester 1895
Angell, George Manton 1844
Angell, George Thorndike nl846
Angell, James Burrill 1849
h, 654; /, 34, 49.
Angell, John Wardwell )tl896
Angell, Joseph Kinnicutt 1813
Angell, Lottie Maria 1912
Angell, Oliver 1807
Angell, Samuel 1814
Angell, Thomas Lemuel 1862
Angell, Walter Foster 1880
Angell, Walter Herbert 1906
Angell, William Cook 1866
Angeviue, Fred Clarence nl882
Angier, Samuel Tubbs 1818
m, 587.
Angle, Charles Montgomery. . . .1896
Angus, Joseph hlSSi
Annan, Robert Landals 1786
Annan, William 1786
Ansley. Joseph A nl859
Antes, Charles Hanmiond r1856
Anthony, Alfred Willianu 1883
h, 667.
PAGE
651
242
569
444
358
444
478
456
627
102
227
651
278
458
308
489
624
442
564
576
308
637
447
419
194
304
438
487
621
452
467
322
154
448
167
489
88
665
79
90
203
264
887
215
478
98
827
648
67
67
460
466
274
INDEX
673
NAME CIuASS
Anthony, Charlotte ; 1903
Anthony, Elizabeth Williams. . .^1912
Anthony, Frank William 18*6
Anthony, Gardner Chace nlSSO
Antiiony, George Allen 1896
Anthony, George Cheney ipl899
Anthony, George Nelson 1850
Anthony, Harrington Tillinghast 1905
Anthony, Henry Bowen 1833
h, 656.
Anthony, Henry Burr 1879
Anthony, James B nl861
Anthony, James Vere nl904
Anthony, John Clinton 1895
Anthony, Louise ^2)1906
Anthony, Thomas Smith 1847
Anthony, Walter Eugene b1867
Anthony, Willard Bullock nl912
Anthony, William Arnold nl858
Anthony, William Coggeshall . . . 1910
Appleton, Alice 1906
Appleton, Everard 1904
Appleton, Frank 1890
Appleton, George Henry 1865
Appleton, John Howard 1863
h, 655, 665; /, 34, 40.
Appleton, Joseph 1772
Appleton, Marguerite 1914
Appleton, Paul 1911
Appleton, Ruth 1901
0,598.
Appleton, William Day 1904
Appleton, WiUiam Henry nl862
Arbegust, Garrett Pendergrast . nl860
Arcfaambault, Charles Fulda 1912
Archer, Jason Hawes 1816
m, 587.
Archer, John Jason 1866
Archibald, Raymond Clare
/, 38, 47.
Archibald, Wilberforce Ewing. . .1880
Archie, James Coutts 1911
Arey, Henry nl841
Armington, Asa Warren 1900
Anuington, Arthur Herbert 1871
Armington, Elizabeth Edge. . .tpl89i
Armington, Herbert Hamlin. . . .1900
Armington, Mrs. Herbert Hamlin
«pl897
Armington, Hervey nml822
Arrington, William Franklin 1888
Anns, Audubon 1898
Armsby, Silas nl817
Armstrong, Josephine Stedman. .1905
a, 601.
irmstrong, Seril Clemence 1897
Armstrong, Woodbury Whitely nl903
imold, Adelaide Harris 1898
Simold, Albert Allin »1867
imold. Albert Nicholas 1838
c, SO.
FAQE
553
614
158
477
322
533
169
381
128
260
463
506
322
582
161
468
524
459
410
557
375
300
467
206
54
569
414
551
375
464
462
419
94
215
264
414
445
352
232
677
352
678
589
294
339
436
655
604
546
468
137
NAME CLASS
Arnold, Asa 1853
Arnold, Clarence Newton nl894
Arnold, Denham 1863
Arnold, Earl Bemon 1911
Arnold, Earl Chapman 1893
a, 592.
Arnold, Edmund Kingsley 1904
Arnold, Edna Bigelow 1898
Arnold, Edward R nl856
Arnold, Elmer Ellsworth Jil896
Arnold, Frank Herbert nl901
Arnold, Fred Atwell 1897
Arnold, Frederick William 1898
Arnold, Harold Greene 1905
Arnold, Henry Tucker 1866
Arnold, Henry Ward Beecher . . . 1893
Arnold, Henry Waterman nl856
Arnold, Jeannie Oliver «pl907
/, 50.
Arnold, John James 1876
Arnold, Jonathan Earle 1832
Arnold, Josias
/.51.
Arnold, Josias Lyndon A1791
/. 38.
Arnold, Martin Hollis 1897
Arnold, Mary Wood 1908
Arnold, Mowry Aldrich 1855
Arnold, Oliver Henry 1864
Arnold, Preston Franklin 1913
Arnold, Richard James 1814
c, 24.
Arnold, Richard James nl855
Arnold, Salmon Augustus 1816
Arnold, Samuel Greene 1795
c, 27.
Arnold, Samuel Greene 1841
h, 658; c, 29.
Arnold, Samuel Tomlinson 1913
/, 48.
Arnold, Stephen Harris ftl907
Arnold, Sumner W b1818
Arnold, Thomas 1771
c 22 23 27.
Arnold, Thomas' Clay nl859
Arnold, Welcome
c, 26.
Arnold, William Birkett 1884
Arnold, Mrs. William Harkness spl907
/, 60.
Arnold, William Pearl rel902
Aron, Simon Louie »1913
g, 614.
Aronovici, Carol ol911
/.47.
Aronovici, Mrs. Carol jl912
Aronovici, Florence Parsons. . . .$1912
Arthur. James Hope 1870
Arthur, James Hope 1897
a, 600.
Artrand, nVIOi
PAGE
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487
206
415
312
375
646
466
490
499
333
839
381
215
312
456
583
249
126
622
333
660
182
212
424
90
454
94
64
146
424
667
436
64
460
278
683
601
527
605
614
614
228
333
432
674
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Arvine, Kazlitt hlSiS
Ash, Carroll Hany 1896
o, 594; /, 43.
Ash, Harriet Louise rel906
Ash, John ftl774
Ashbaugh, Russell Tilman 1913
Ashley, Edgar Louis 1903
a, 599; /, 45.
Ashley, Samuel 1817
Ashmore, Frank Sanderson. . . .ral875
Ashmore, William 1870
h, 666; /, 40.
Ashton, Amos Turner 1872
h, 666.
Ashton, Joseph Nickerson 1891
/, 36, 43.
Ashworth, Mabel Corinne 1906
Ashworth, Robert Archibald. . .A1912
Aspinwall, William Martin ral912
Asquith, Frank Wesley «j)1895
Astle, Christopher Johnson 1902
Atha, George Richard 1895
Atkins, Charles Duke 1899
Atkins, Elisha 1816
Atkinson, Edward Ernest 1879
Atkinson, Jacob 1813
Atkinson, Samuel 1813
Atwater, David Hastings nl899
Atwater, Richard Mead 1864
c, 30.
Atwell, Amos Maine 1788
Atwell, Samuel Young 1814
Atwell, Willard Barber 1903
Atwood, Carl Winsor 1910
Atwood, Charles Fenner nl896
Atwood, Edward Sumner 1852
h, 659.
Atwood, Ernest Preston Brown. .1902
Atwood, George Sanford »1905
Atwood, Henry Clinton nl878
Atwood, Ruby Marion 1903
Atwood, William Henry »1895
Auboyneau, Paul Louis Armand. 1799
Auld, Alexander M «1813
Austin, Alice Weeden ml896
Austin, Benjamin nil814
Austin, Charles Raymond 1902
a, 598, 606; /, 45.
Austin, Elijah Harrison nl862
Austin, Mrs. Frederic A «J)1896
Austin, George Alfred nl878
Austin, James 1880
Austin, Marion Chase 1906
Austin, Richard Sisson 7il907
Austin, Robert Betts rel899
Austin, Winifred 1898
Auty, Fred Sawyer nl907
Auty, Janet Maria
/.46.
Averell, Isaac 1795
Avery, Brainard nl896
PAGE
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327
573
618
424
639
96
474
228
234
304
557
668
524
530
363
322
345
94
260
88
88
495
212
58
90
369
410
490
174
363
508
476
553
489
69
435
570
585
363
464
578
476
264
557
512
495
546
512
64
490
NAME CLASS
Avery, David. 1810
Avery, Eleazer James 1845
Avery, John Humphrey hlSil
Avery, William Bailey ?il864
Avery, Willis Frank nl904
Axtell, Seth Jones 1863
h, 663.
Ayer, Darius 1833.
Ayer, Francis Wayland nl889
Ayer, Joseph 1823
Ayer, Nathan Wheeler 1840
Ayer, Oliver 1834
Ayer, Oliver Sargent rel889
Ayer, Thomas Parker 1909
Ayler, Herbert Remington nl909
Ayres, Clarence Edwin 1912
/. 48.
B
Babasinian, Vahan Simon al903
a, 601; /, 46.
Babbitt, Benjamin Bosworth 1846
Babbitt, Edward Spalding bI849
Babbitt, George Henry rel862
Babbitt, John Edward 1899
Babbitt, Osmond nl816
Babcock, Charles Gifford nl900
Babcock, Charles Henry nl894
Babcock, Cyrus Giles 1816
Babcock, Donald Sturges 1910
Babcock, Edward Wilcox 1874
Babcock, Edwin rel840
Babcock, Fredferick Himtington . 1907
Babcock, George Warren 1909
Babcock, Harmon Seeley 1874
Babcock, Harold Pemberton .... 1909
Babcock, Horace k1842
Babcock, John Jacob 7il867
Babcock, Joshua A1774
c, 22; ch, 10, 13.
Babcock, Orman Truesdell rel901
Babcock, Rufus . . . : 1821
c, 28.
Babcock, Samuel Belden nl902
Babcock, William Robinson 1837
h, 665.
Baber, James Albert gl906
Babington, Vernon Edgar 1911
Bacheler, Francis Eben Meriam . 1847
Bacheller, Nellie H nl904
Bachmann, John Herbert
/.47.
Bachrach, Rose Beatrice nl906
Backus, Andrew 1822
Backus, Isaac A1797
0, 26.
Backus, Thomas 1819
Bacon, Albert T nl836
Bacon, Charles Baldwin nl896
Bacon, George Andrew 1867
Bacon, Mrs. Herbert M 1897
PAGE
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156
643
466
506
208
128
483
108
143
129
483
404
516
419
598
168
460
464
346
435
497
487
94
410
242
444
394
404
242
404
445
468
618
102
501
134
612
416
161
672
573
105
626
441
490
218
546
INDEX
675
NAMB CLASS PAOB
Bacon, Justin Homer 1896 327
li 594* f 43.
Bacon, Peter Child .' 1827 117
k, 651.
Bacon, Sumner Winn nl843 446
Bacon, WiUard Henry 1900 353
Badger, Moses
c 23.
Badger, Wiu'iam 1823 108
Bagnall, Charles Louis 1914 428
Bagwell, Mrs. CM 1899 548
Bailey, Charles 1841 146
Bailey, Charles Emerson 1863 206
Bailey, Charles Henry 1903 369
Bailey, Edward Sumner tc1907 512
Bailey, Elmer Smith ril896 490
Bailey, Ezra nl821 436
Bailey, Prank nl856 456
Bailey, George Edward 1906 387
Bailey, Henry Duncan nlS99 495
Bailey, Isaac 1810 84
Bailey, Jeremiah 1794 63
Bailey, John 1807 38
/, 38, 49.
Bailey, Joseph Ayrault nl881 477
Bailey, Joseph Chester 1905 381
Bailey, Luther 1808 80
Bailey, Mark 1848 164
Bailey, Myron Leslie nl906 510
Bailey, Samuel Harding nl902 501
Bailey, Samuel Slaughter nl859 460
BaUey, Silas 1834 129
Bailey, Thomas Brown «1876 475
Bailey, William Emerson 1913 424
BaUey, William Mason 1862 203
Bailey, William Whitman 1864 208
h, 662; /, 35, 40.
Bailies, William A1831 639
Baines, Harold Albert «1913 527
Bair, John Raymond 1913 424
Bakeman, Percival Rogers 1903 369
Baker, Albert Allison 1884 278
Baker, Arthur Eaton 1883 274
Baker, Benjamin 1875 245
Baker, Benjamin Charles nl906 510
Baker, Bertha Helen spl910 584
Baker, Carrie Ethel 1909 561
Baker, Charles Lewis 1884 278
Baker, David nl911 521
Baker, David Sherman 1875 246
Baker, Dwight Wood 1899 345
Baker, Ernest Clinton nl902 501
T, Frank Collins 7il892 486
, Florence Lee spl906 582
Baker, tieorge Taylor nl880 477
Baker, Harvey Almy 1903 369
Baker, Henry Southard 1847 161
Baker, Howard Bates 1913 424
Baker, James Hale spl901 535
Baker, John Edwin nl870 470
, Laura Frances 1904 554
NAME CLASS
Baker, Lena Belle 1904
Baker, Louis Foristall 1903
Baker, Marian Towne (jrl897
Baker, Mathias Wisen 1911
Baker, Osgood Carney b1869
Baker, Ozias Chase 7il909
Baker, Robert Horace
/■38.
Baker, Russell Wightman 1899
Baker, Samuel Newhall 1905
Baker, Sarah Welcome «pl909
Baker, Sharonton Hale 1883
Baker, William Cotter 1881
Baker, William Edward 1899
a, 597
Balch, Collins Lawton nl855
Balcom, Frederic Orrville «pl911
Balcom, Grace Ethel «1901
Baldwin, Berta Edith 1908
Baldwin, Mrs. Bird F ?il906
Baldwin, Edmund Willis nl849
Baldwin, Jeannette Holmes 1908
Baldwin, John 1797
Baldwin, Thomas A1794
c, 23, 27.
Baldwin, Thomas «1804
Balkcom, Everett 1817
Ball, Claude Cuthbert «pl903
Ball, Elisha 1799
Ball, Harry Vincent nl904
Ball, Hyder Ali 1805
Ball, Nathan 1826
Ball, Thomas Alexander 7il901
Ballard, Horatio Nelson 1851
Ballentine, Harlan Judson 1898
a, 596.
Balliet, Edgar Joel nl913
Ballon, Alice May 1900
a, 597.
Ballou, Arthur Francis 1897
Ballou, Barton 1813
Ballou, Charles Fales 1869
Ballou, Daniel Ross »tl863
Ballou, David nl852
Ballou, Dexter A nl858
Ballou, Edgar Clark spl901
Ballou, Edgar Fowler 1876
Ballou, Henry Maturin 1876
Ballou, Levi Herbert »il904
Ballou, Oren Aldrich 1832
Ballou, Sullivan nl852
Ballou, Walter Francis 7tl877
Ballou, Walter Irvmg 1877
Ballou, Warren James 7il898
Ballou, William Henry nl902
Ballou, WiUiam John 1897
Balmforth, Ernest spl909
Bancroft, Bertha Caroline ?il897
Bancroft, Edward Rathbone 1901
Bancroft, Lucius Whiting 1852
Bancroft, Ralph Edward nl906
PAGE
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610
415
470
516
345
381
583
274
267
345
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542
571
560
573
450
560
66
624
433
96
536
69
506
76
116
485
171
340
627
549
333
88
224
465
451
459
535
252
252
506
126
451
475
252
494
501
333
541
570
499
174
510
676
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Bancroft, Rose Mary nl913
Bancroft, Thomas Poynton 1816
Bancroft, Timothy Whiting 1859
f.Si.
Banes, Charles Henry A1893
Banfield, Frederick Eugene 1906
/,46.
Banfield, Stanley Mirick 1913
Banigan, Joseph rel912
Banks, Herbert Clarence 1913
Banks, Miriam Almy 1914
Bannan, John Francis nl887
Bannan, John Thomas 1907
Bannan, Mary Elizabeth 1905
a, 603.
Banning, Beatrice T nl906
Banning, Bemice Thornton 1905
Banning, Dorothy «pl903
Banning, Edwin Thomas nl885
Banning, Helen Mellen nl906
Bannon, John Francis splS95
Bannon, Joseph Walter nl91S
Bannon, Leo Matthew 1907
Bannon, WiUiam Henry spl899
Bannon, William Joseph nl907
Barber, Clarence Augustus 1888
Barber, Clifford Thomas nl904
Barber, Dora Augusta splS95
/, 50.
Barber, Grace Arnold nl906
Barber, Howard Clark 1899
Barber, Jeremiah Clarke ral895
Barber, Leander Milton 1872
Barbour, Albert Leslie 1892
a, 592.
Barbour, Clarence Augustus . . . A1909
Barbour, Harris Merrill 1906
a, 607; /, 48.
Barbour, Jessie May 1903
Barbour, John Baptiste 1891
Barbour, Thomas Seymour 1874
h, 663; c, 31.
Barclay, Jane 1903
a, 599.
Barden, Mrs. Winthrop F spl89i
Bardsley, George Milton spl898
Barker, Abram 1883
Barker, Beatrice Jennie 1895
/.SO.
Barker, Benjamin 1881
Barker, Christopher Franklin . . . 1875
Barker, Ernest Stratton nl912
Barker, Edward Lawton 1859
Barker, Harold Oakley 1911
Barker, Henry Ames 1893
h. 668.
Barker, Isaac Bowen 1861
/,40.
Barker, James
ch,9.
Barker, James 1814
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Barker, James Henry nl868 459
Barker, Jessie Loring splS9i 676
Barker, Joseph W805 629
Barker, Lewis Appleton splS95 530
Barker, Merle Taft 1903 336
Barker, Orville Anson 1861 200
Barker, Peleg
ch, 9, 10, 13; c, 25.
Barker, Ralph Edmonds 1899 345
Barker, Richard Jackson nl898 494
Barker, Robert John 1902 363
Barker, William 1808 80
Barker, Williston Wright 1902 363
Barkus, William Henry ™1868 469
Barlow, John al896 693
Bamaby, James 1809 82
Bamaby, Thomas Baldwin 1848 164
Barnard, Daniel Dewey A1853 648
Barnard, George Folger 1879 260
Barnard, Mrs. Harry Everett. . . 1901 551
Barnard, Louis Amelius >il870 470
Barnard, Thomas M794 624
Barnard, WiUiam Henry 1889 297
Bamefield, Florence May al899 595
Bamefield, Harold Chester »il899 495
Barnes, Albert Edmund nl907 512
Barnes, Calvin nl818 436
Barnes, David Leonard 1879 260
c, 23.
Barnes, Ernest Warren gl901 611
Barnes, Edward John ™1894 487
Barnes, George Leonard 1816 94
Barnes, Harry relOOl 499
Barnes, James Abom »il865 454
Bamet, Francis Walter 1872 234
Barney, Albert Clifiord 1869 224
Barney, Edwin Luther rel850 460
Barney, BUdad 1792 62
Barney, James Ormsbee 1821 103
Barney, Walter Hammond 1876 249
Barney, Walter Howard 1905 381
Bamicle, Mary Elizabeth 1913 566
Bamicoat, John Thomas 1906 387
Barr, Edith Agnes 1905 557
Barr, Jessie Helen 1913 666
/. 60.
Barr, Samuel nl912 624
Barr, William Henry 7il904 606
Barrett, Alice Morse 1903 653
Barrett, Franklin Ripley 1857 188
Barrett, Gains Humphrey 1910 410
Barrett, George Potter nl857 468
Barrett, Helen Irene 1913 566
Barrett, Herbert Luther 1909 404
Barron, William Hadley nl901 485
Barrows, Albert Armington 1898 340
Barrows, Arthur Chauning 1885 282
Barrows, Arthur Ellis 1888 297
Barrows, Brainard Wayland. . . .1851 171
Barrows, Chester WUlard 1895 322
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Barrows, Comfort Edwin 1858 191
c, 30.
Barrows, Edward Armington' 1891 304
Barrows, Frank Clifford 1912 419
Barrows, George Bartlett 1864 209
Barrows, Ira 1824 110
Barrows, Ira. 1883 274
Barrows, Louis Daggett nl903 504
Barrows, Mrs. Richard Lee. . .spl903 581
Barrows, Robert Lincoln 1903 369
Barrows, Thomas Manning ml815 585
h, 633.
Barry, Charles Archilaus 1911 415
Barry, David Sheldon, Jr «pl908 541
Barry, Dennis Francis nl913 527
Barry, Henry Milton 1894 317
a, 593; /, 42.
Barry, James Richard spldOi 537
Barry, James William 1902 363
Barry, Thomas Austin 1903 369
Barry, Thomas Joseph nl908 514
Barry, William 1822 105
Barstow, Frederick Okey 1852 174
Barstow, George 1801 71
Barstow, Gideon nl803 433
Barstow, Grace Emeline spl909 583
Barstow, John Palmer 1902 363
Barstow, Luther 1807 79
Barstow, Simon 1808 80
Bartholomew, Andrew Marcy. .nl901 499
Bartlett, Annie Frances spl901 580
Bartlett, Arthur Eliot 1914 428
Bartlett, Mrs. Charles E 1906 558
Bartlett, Charles Lincobi 1882 270
Bartlett, Dwight Kellogg 1898 340
Bartlett, Edward Otis 1891 304
a, 594.
Bartlett, Elisha ml826 589
Bartlett, Elmer Jones nl913 627
Bartlett, Erastus rel819 436
Bartlett, Florence 1899 547
Bartlett, George William 1895 322
Bartlett, John Russell A1848 646
Bartlett, John Russell A1898 664
Bartlett, Josiah 1888 294
a, 595.
Bartlett, Le Roy nl902 501
Bartlett, Louis De Blois »pl909 541
Bartlett, Louise Stevens al902 598
Bartlett, Mabel Irene 1903 553
Bartlett, Minnie Leora 1901 551
Bartlett, Percival Whitmore 1843 151
Bartlett, Samuel Teele 1905 381
Bartlett, Thomas Elliott 1877 253
Bartlett, Waldo Reynolds 1897 333
Bartlett, Walter Ives nl899 495
Bartlett, William Porter 1878 256
Bartol, George Murillo 1842 148
h, 661.
Barton, Mrs. Edward H. R. . . . nl900 571
Barton, Ira Moore 1819 99
NAME CliASS
Barton, Rosamond M ^1900
Barton, William 1788
Barton, William Sumner 1844
Bams, Carl A1907
/, 36, 48.
Bams, Maxwell 1910
a, 604.
Bass, Anne McCurdy 1907
Bass, Bertha (/1892
Bass, Clara Reynolds 1900
a, 602.
George nl839
i, George Giles 1900
Bass, Walter Jason nl913
Bassett, Anselm 1803
Bassett, Charles Edwin nl885
Bassett, Edward Drown 1873
Bassett, Lida May 1911
Bassford, Albert Francis 1906
Bastow, Sumner 1802
Batchelder, Eugene Clark nl902
Batchelder, Frederick Lyman. . .1839
Batchelder, Gilbert Newton 1900
Batchelder, Ruth Edna 1900
Batchelder, William A1809
Batchelor, Edward Armistead . spl903
Bate, Clarence SmoUet nl858
Bates, Barnabas hlSli
Bates, Caleb nl856
Bates, Charles Franklin 1903
Bates, Earle Walcott nl912
Bates, Edmund ral825
Bates, Mrs. Francis Eliot al893
/,51.
Bates, Frederic nl853
Bates, Frederic Henry nl900
Bates, Gustavus Davis nl850
Bates, Harry Lothrop 1903
Bates, Howard Coggeshall nl910
Bates, Joshua A1813
Bates, Liberty 1797
Bates, Louise Prosser ol893
/,51.
Bates, Lucy Anna 1898
Bates, Marion Cheever 1914
Bates, Mary Elizabeth
/, 48.
Bates, Samuel Peimiman 1851
Bates, William 1810
Bates, William Lincoln nl894
Bates, William Penn 1902
Batt, William James 1855
Battelle, Hezekiah 1816
Batterson, James Goodwin
c, 31.
Battey, James Edward nl910
Battey, Lewis Birch gl905
Battey, Thomas J ffl909
Bauer, Adelaide Schiffer «pl896
Bauer, Edith Katherine spl896
Bauer, Josephine «pl900
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NAMB CLASS
Baugh, James Harvey 1907
Baugher, John Ernest nl887
Baxter, Harriet Stanton 1914
Baxter, Ivan Elijah al911
Baxter, John, Jr.
/, 36.
Baxter, William Elihu rel887
Bayles, Chester Arthur *pl899
Bayley, Marion Hortense 1913
Baylies, Samuel White 1791
Baylies, Stella Hathaway 1906
Baylies, Theodore Barton rel895
Baylies, William 1795
Baylis, George William 1899
Bayliss, Edward Lewis 1902
Beach, Charles Laurence »pl898
Beachen, Albert Edwin 1914
Beal, Fred Wahn
/, 47.
Beal, George Saflord 1899
Beale, Samuel Marsden 1899
Beals, Arthur Loring 1891
Beam, Edward Babcock 1903
Beam, John Rogers 1872
Beaman, Lora Elmer nl901
Bean, Cyrus 1844
Bean, Frank Abel nl906
Bean, George Fremont 1881
Bean, Oren Nelson 1898
Bean, Stephen Sibley 1914
Beane, Josephine Angell 1897
a, 597.
Beane, Joseph Calwell splSdi
Beattie, Andrew fel795
Beattie, Frederidc Steere 1906
/, 46.
Beattie, James Henry rel911
Beattie, Matty Lucina 1909
Beattie, William Henry 1886
Beatty, Edgar Augustine 1905
Beck, Florence Marion spl903
Beckford, George Phippen 1895
Beckwith, Daniel 1870
/, 49.
Beckwith, Henry Truman nl838
Beckwith, Henry Truman nl906
, Beckwith, Irving Judson 1904
a, 603.
Beckwith, Morris Bosworth m1856
Beckwith, Truman nl880
Beddome, Benjamin ^1770
Bedell, Irene Maude 1911
Bedon, Richard Bedon 1806
Beeber, Samuel Jacob 1908
a, 603; /, 47.
Beede, Charles Gould rel870
Beede, Herbert Gould 1893
Beers, Wayland Lewis 1895
Beime, Charles Francis nl896
Beitenman, Florence Butler 1904
a, 601.
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NAME CLASS
Belanger, Francis Xavier splSSS
Belanger, Irene Mary Cecilia. . . . 1913
Belcher, Caleb 1823
Belcher, Francis Joseph nl888
Belcher, Manning 1814
Belden, Clarendon Dwight 1868
Belding, Frederick Reynolds. . .nl906
Belding, Wallace King 1904
Beliavsky, Joshua 1911
Belknap, Arthur Train 1893
a, 593.
Belknap, Roscoe Hosmer 1897
Bell, Charles 1853
Bell, Helen Newell 1911
a, 606.
Bell, James Ewell nl846
Bell, Joshua 1911
Bell, Kenly Smith 1912
Bell, Louis nl866
Bellin, Harry Davenport apl901
Bellows, Daniel Everett 1903
Bellows, Mrs. Daniel Everett. . . 1903
Bellows, Horatio Eliphalet 1892
Bellows, Oscar Francis 1895
Bellows, Sidney Raymond 1906
Bellows, Mrs. Sidney Raymond . . 1907
Belton, Joseph 1769
Bement, Frederic 1895
Benedict, David 1806
c, 28.
Benedict, George Henry Hough rel851
Benedict, George Wyllys
/, 37. 44.
Bengert, Edgar Paul 1912
Benjamin, Edward Merrill nl904
Benjamin, Judson 1846
/, 49.
Benjamin, Judson Everett 1908
Benjamin, Wayland Everett .... 1877
Bennell, Raymond James nl913
Bennett, Albert Arnold 1872
h, 665.
Bennett, Albert Arnold 1910
a, 604, 605; /, 47.
Bennett, Arthur Bruce 1902
Bennett, Charles Barrows 1906
Bennett, Charles Edwin 1878
h, 666; /, 35, 41.
Bennett, Charles Hall ni897
Bennett, Charles Herbert 1903
Bennett, Charles Pattison 1879
Bennett, Edmund Neville 1880
Bennett, Edward Andrew 1836
Bennett, George Washington 1899
Bennett, Harriet Colburn 1912
Bennett, Henry Wells Newell. . .1897
Bennett, James Calvin rel861
Bennett, James Davis 1895
Bennett, James Lawrence A1891
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559
53
322
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NAME CLASS
Bennett, Job
c, 22. 25; oh, 9, 10, 13.
Bennett, John rel812
Bennett, Martin 1860
Bennett, Mela Elsie 1912
Bennett, Robert Kershaw 1909
Bennett, William Henry nl868
Bennett, William Henry hlSSi
Bennett, William Henry 1886
Benson, George
c, 26.
Benson, Henrietta Griswold 1899
Benson, Martin 1806
Benson, Raymond Waring nl905
Bentley, Arthur Joy 1888
Bentley, Cyrus 1844
Bentley, Jasper 1790
Benton, Edward Asa Raymond. nl874
Benton, Sydney Elmon 1862
Berge, Frederic Otto relOlO
Bergstrom, Carl Alfred 1888
Bernard, Ren£ Napoleon spldOi
Berth, Frederick Joseph 1903
Berthold, Reinhart William 1906
Bertram, Maud Emily nl904
Bestor, Orson Porter 1872
Bevan, Alexander 1876
Bevan, John Luther 1872
Bevan, Ralph Hervey 1904
Beverly, George 1858
Beverly, John William 1894
Beytes, Leon Henry 1912
Bicheno, James A1796
Bicknell, Allan Buell 1896
a, 594, 595; /, 43.
Bicknell, Nathaniel nl813
Bicknell, Thomas Williams 1860
Bichwit, William 1909
Bidwell, Barnabas M805
BidweU, Charles Knowles 1897
Bielefield, Frederick William. . .nl908
Bien, ZueSun 1912
Bigelow, Charles Edwin 1878
Bigelow, George Norman A1858
Bigelow, Jonathan 1817
Bigelow, John nl803
Bigelow, John Flavel tc1844
Bigelow, John Wilkes 1855
Bigelow, Warren 1899
Billing, Henry nl860
Billings, Barnabas 1791
BiUmgs, Hartford ™1870
Binford, Ferdinand Augustus . . . nl897
Bingham, Harvey Earl nl912
Binney, Amos 1821
Binuey, Barnabas 1774
Binney, John nl854
Binney, Horace A1797
Binney, William A1856
Binney, William Gushing nl842
Birch, Hartzell Russell , .nl902
435
197
565
404
469
659
547
78
508
294
154
60
473
203
518
295
537
370
387
572
235
249
235
375
191
317
419
625
327
435
198
404
629
334
514
419
256
651
447
183
346
462
61
471
492
524
103
55
463
625
650
446
501
NAME CLASS
Birchmore, William ml816
Bird, Francis Wilder nl851
Bird, Francis William 1831
Bird, Francis William rel872
Bird, John Evans 1829
Birge, Edward Bailey 1891
Birge, Lilla Roberts 1901
Birge, Russell Hall 1894
Bimie, Richard nl906
Bisbe, John 1814
Bisbee, Noah ?il803
Bishop, Amasa Junius Parker. . . 1883
Bishop, Channing nl889
Bishop, Cynthia Agnes m1912
Bishop, Ernest Simons 1899
Bishop, Famham
/, 47.
Bishop, James 1827
Bishop, Joseph Bucklin 1870
Bishop, Lemuel 1801
Bishop, Lionel Moise spl909
Bishop, Lorenzo 1807
Bishop, Mildred Catherine 1912
Bishop, Nathan 1837
c, 24, 29; /, 39.
Bishop, Norman North 1895
Bishop, Phanuel Euclid 1866
Bishop, Thomas Benton ml864
Bissell, Mrs. Arthur N nl903
Bissell, Henry Thomas nl857
Bissell, Horace Greeley 1897
Bissell, Mrs. Horace Greeley .... 1895
Bissell, Raymond Wilson nl911
Bissett, George
c, 23.
Bitting, William Charles 1908
Bitting, William Coleman hWlO
Bixby, Edward Clarence 1882
Bisby, Joseph nl791
Bixby, Moses Homans
0,31.
Bjerkander, Gustav Frederic
Theodore nl906
Bjerkander, Signe sj)1904
Black, Edward Joseph 1904
Black, Josias to1797
Black, Rufus S nl832
Blackburn, Lizzie Alma 1907
Blackburn, William Alfred nl910
Blackington, Jason Babcock. . . .1826
Blackinton, James Fletcher 1847
h, 654.
Blackinton, Jesse 1788
Blackiston, Andrew Hootan nl900
Blacklock, John Frederick 1892
Blackmer, John nl853
Blackstone, Alfred Varney 1903
Blackstone, John W ?il860
Blackway, Charles Everett 1914
Blackwood, James William 1866
Blades, Harriet Clara nl904
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NAME CLASS
Blain, Agnes Marie 1910
Blaisdell, Albert Morton 1899
Blaisdell, Bertram 1892
Blaisdell, Bertram Sinclair 1888
Blaisdell, Herman Melvin 1900
Blaisdell, Nathaniel 1883
Blake, Aaron 1803
Blake, Charles 1866
Blake, Eli Whitney 1888
h, 663; /, 34.
Blake, Frank Carleton 1913
/,48.
Blake, Henry Augustus 1873
Blake, Mrs. Herbert Arthur al894
Blake, Irving HiU al912
Blake, John rel811
Blake, John Lauris 1912
Blake, John Lauris A1855
Blake, John Tower ml862
Blake, Mrs. Philip Warren 1900
Blake, Preble Wilson 1912
Blake, Raymond Prescott rel912
Blake, Stuart 1912
Blake, WiUiam McConnell nl8S7
Blake, Willianj Swasey 1901
Blakesly, James M nl838
Blanchard, Arthur Horace 1899
/, 37, 44.
Blanchard, Earl Henry 1913
Blanchard, Edgar Lee nl899
Blanchard, Edward Payson. . . .rel912
Blanchard, Edward Richmond . . 1864
Blanchard, Edwin Davidson . . .nl889
Blanchard, Howard Parker 1901
Blanchard, Lucile Mm-ray 1909
Blanchard, Mrs. Raymond 1 1898
Blanding, Abraham 1796
h, 642.
Blanding, Percy Howard ....... 1903
Blanding, Richard Warren 1903
Blanding, William 1801
m, 587; h, 635; /, 61.
Blanding, William Cornell 1902
Blanding, William Oliver nl874
Blandy, James H 71I868
Blaney, Jesse Martland «pl897
Blanton, John Oliver al913
Blaustein, David al898
/, 43.
Blessing, Alice Marie 1907
Blish, Ernest Le Roy rel908
Bliss, Albert nl912
Bliss, Augustus nl824
Bliss, Earle Francis 1911
Bliss, Francis Chase 1894
Bliss, Francis Edward 1868
Bliss. Frederick Wright 1878
Bliss, George Miles 1897
Bliss, George Nelson 7il847
Bliss, George Newman nl860
Bliss, George Washington ml 822
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Bliss, Harold Borden 1911 415
Bliss, Helen Louise 1900 649
a, 697.
Bliss, Isabel Warwick 1896 646
a, 694.
Bliss, Jerome Bradford ml896 490
Bliss, Joseph Eli 1910 410
Bliss, Leonard nl835 441
Bliss, Leroy Franklin 1905 381
Bliss, William
c, 26.
Bliss, William Carpenter 1896 327
a, 595.
Bliss, William Warwick 1863 206
Bliss, Zenas 1826 116
Blodget, Samuel C rel832 440
Blodget, Walter nl867 468
Blodget, William 1871 232
Blodgett, Caroline Alden spl90S 683
Blodgett, Edward Wilkinson . . . nl878 476
Blodgett, George D nl856 456
Blodgett, Gwendolen 1910 563
Blodgett, John Taggard 1880 264
Blodgett, Lloyd Morton 1886 282
Blodgett, William Alfred nl853 462
Blodgett, Mrs. William Kinsley. 1902 562
Blodgett, William Winthrop . . . nl913 527
Blodgette, George Brainard 1866 216
Blomberg, Charles Harold nl911 621
Blood, Benjamin F «1840 444
Blood, Caleb 1844 154
Blood, Daniel Richardson 1874 242
Blood, Perley Francis nl911 521
Bloom, Bessie Edith 1911 S64
Bloom, Ebenezer Wilson 1862 174
Bloomer, Mrs. Howard J 1911 564
Bloomfield, George John nl888 483
Bloomfield, Violet Graham. . . .nl913 675
Bloomquist, Otis Edward ral904 506
Bloss, Samuel 1807 79
Blount, Samuel Gilbert nl910 518
Blumer, George Alder A1905 666
Blumer, Helen Henderson .... «pl909 583
Boardman, Charles Wesley 1886 286
Boardman, Eastwood Howard. nl912 524
Boardman, Edith Sever al899 695
Boardman, Elizabeth Marie 1910 563
a, 606.
Boardman, George Dana 1852 174
h, 664.
Boardman, Irving Thayer 1914 428
Boardman, Joseph 1907 395
Boardman, Lester Wells 1899 346
a, 698.
Boas, George 1913 424
C 608.
Boas, Ralph Philip 1908 400
a, 604; f, 47.
Boas, Mrs. Ralph Philip 1907 559
Bodfish, Elizabeth 1914 569
Bodurtha, Daniel 1814 90
INDEX
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NAME CLASS
Bodurtha, Earle Simons Pratt. .nl901
Bodurtha, Mrs. Irving Kent 1901
Bogert, Edward Langdon 1875
Bogert, William Benezet 1882
Bogle, li\mg Whitman 1909
Bogle, Manila Letitia 1913
~Bogman, Edward Young 1873
Bohl, Leighton Teeterick 1913
/, 48.
Boig, Alexander Fletcher Jil910
Boise, James Robinson 1840
h, 658; /, 34, 39.
Boland, Charles Blake nl903
BoUes, Abiel 1808
BoUes, Asa Moore 1823
Bolles, Dan nl815
BoUes, David A1819
Bolles, Eber M 7il813
Bolles, Jesse
/,51.
Bolles, John Augustus 1829
h, 654.
Bolles, Lucius 1801
c, 23, 27.
Bolles, Lucius StiUman 1828
Bolles, Lucius Stillman 1859
Bolles, Nicholas Brown 1856
Bolles, Winifred Sophia nl907
Boiling, George Everett rel897
Bolster, William Arthur rel907
Bolt, Harold Ambrose 1906
Bolton, George Aldrich ml817
Bolton, Morris Albert nl902
Bolton, WiUiam A1769
Bond, Alvan 1815
h, 645; ti, 24.
Bond, Alfred Paley 1890
Bond, Emmons Paley 1851
Bond, Julius 1856
Bond, Norman James nl911
Bonn, Marion Hamilton 1905
Bonner, Ethel Marion. «yl892
Bonner, Marion Prederika. . . .«pl902
Bonner, Maude Anne 1895
Bonner, Robert rel896
Bonney," Nathaniel Greene 1856
Boodin, John Elof 1895
o, 593; /, 43.
Boone, Ilsley 1904
Boorom, George William 1816
Booth, Abraham A1774
Booth, James Leonard 1902
0,598.
Booth, James Wilmer rel908
Booth, Louis La Baimi nl905
Booth, Oliver Billiard 1904
Booth, Thomas Sidney nl904
Booth, Warrington Roath nl855
Borden, Jefferson 1866
c, 30.
Borden, John nl848
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Borden, Raymond Franklin 1914 428
Borden, Simeon 1882 270
Borden-Smith, Harold Schenck . 7il912 524
Borland, Annie Philips 1912 565
Boss, Amey Ethel »il905 572
Boss, Henry Manchester splSSi 530
Boss, William S nl822 437
Bossou, Albert Davis 1875 246
Bostwick, Richard F rel839 444
Bostwick, William M rel839 444
Bosworth, Alfred 1835 131
c,29.
Bosworth, Alfred nl867 468
Bosworth, Alita Dorothy 1914 569
Bosworth, Charles Everett nl898 494
Bosworth, Clarence William 1909 405
a, 604.
Bosworth, Edwin Carpenter 1911 415
Bosworth, Frederick fel845 645
Bosworth, Mary Lyon 1914 569
Bosworth, Mildred Ethel 1913 566
Botham, Frederick W nl832 440"
Botsford, Mrs. Austin N ol901 597
Botsford, Edmund A1802 627
Bott, William Hathome 1840 143
Bottom, Frederic Whiting 1802 72
Bottomley, William Mitchell . . . »il904 506
Bottum, Abial nml823 589
Bottum, Calvin Huntington. . .nl886 481
Bottum, George Henry 1884 278
Bouldry, John Rich nl904 506
Bourgeois, Aline 1913 567
Bourn, Augustus Osborne 1855 183
Bourn, Augustus Osbom nl889 483
Bourn, Joseph Howard 1848 165
Bourn, Stephen Wentworth 1899 346
Bourne, Alexander Phoenix 1890 300
Bourne, Allen 1799 69
Bourne, Benjamin A1783 619
h, 627; c, 27.
Bourne, Benjamin Franklin 1800 70
Bourne, Dorothy 1910 563
Bourne, Frank Baylies 1873 239
/, 40.
Bourne, Hermon 1825 112
Bourne, Louise Adams 1908 560
a, 604.
Bourne, Mary Joy ol903 599
Bourne, Orville Edward nl912 524
Bourne, WiUiam Clifton 1894 317
BouteU, Lewis Henry 1844 154
BouteUe, Louis Williston nl908 514
BouthUlier, Victor nl902 501
Bovey, John Masters nl904 506
Bovey, Wakeman nl903 504
Bowe, Mabel Jennie 1901 551
Bowen, Albert RusseU ml906 510
Bowen, Amos MiUer 1863 206
Bowen, Mrs. Arthur C. W 1906 558
Bowen, Charles James 1847 162
682
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAMU CLASS
Bowen, Ephraim
ch, 10, IS; 0, 25.
Bowen, Everett Anthony 1892
Bowen, Florence Haile »pl892
Bowen, Frank Aldiich nl903
Bowen, George Corlia 1793
Bowen, George T nl821
Bowen, Henry 1802
Bowen, Henry Clark 1864
Bowen, Henry L nl8Z8
Bowen, Henry W nl819
Bowen, Herbert Anthony 1883
Bowen, Horatio Gates 1797
/, 33, 49.
Bowen, Isaac 1816
Bowen, Jabez A1769
c, 21. 23, 26.
Bowen, Jabez 1788
Bowen, John Edward 1867
Bowen, Leila Pearson spl89Z
Bowen, Lewis H nl859
Bowen, Marion Vaughan ipl904
Bowen, Oliver 1786
Bowen, Pardon 1775
m, 585; h, 631; c, 28.
Bowen, Richard Le Baron nl901
Bowen, Robert Lawton 1902
Bowen, Seabury Warren 1864
Bowen, Theodore Greene spl897
Bowen, William A1770
Bowen, William Corlis «1803
h, 628, 631; m, 585; /, 33.
Bowen, William Erastus 1859
Bowen, William Henry 1857
Bowen, William Horatio 7il843
Bowen, William Manuel Perez . . . 1884
Bowen, William Ward 1802
Bower, Mrs. J. D 1899
Bowerman, Benjamin Ellwood. .1882
Bowers, Arthur Foster 1871
Bowers, Benjamin Franklin . . . . nl819
Bowers, Charles nl854
Bowers, Charles Manning 1838
h, 655.
Bowers, John Myers al793
Bowker, Charles Hem-y nl870
Bowman, Francis Caswell 1852
Bowne, Charles Barrett nl910
Boyce, Frederick May 1909
a, 603.
Boyce, Henry Jackson 1880
Boyce, James Petigru 1847
h, 660.
Boyd, Charles Allen nl896
Boyd, Charles Harrod 1854
Boyd, Mrs. Gardner 1909
Boyd, Phny Arthur 1898
Boyden, Eugene Mason rel898
Boyden, Julius Walter rel902
Beyer, Charles Sumner 1879
Boyle, Leo Vincent «pl908
576
504
62
436
72
209
439
436
274
66
94
616
219
576
460
581
57
55
499
363
209
578
617
194
188
446
278
72
548
270
232
436
453
137
432
470
175
619
405*^
264
162
490
179
561
340
494
501
261
541
NAME CLASS
Boynton, Albert Beeber nI903
Boynton, Edward Carlisle. . . . .A1856
Boynton, Ernest Harriman 1900
Boynton, George Edmund k1870
Boyson, Walter Lewis nl907
Brack, Jacob Albert rel907
Brackett, Arthur Chester nl907
Brackett, Edward Luther «1913
Brackett, Edward Tappan 1914
Brackett, John Billings 1857
Bradbury, Albion P ral838
Bradbury, Frederick Whittier . .rel873
Bradbury, Samuel Johnson. . . .nl876
Bradbury, William Ammi 1870
Bradford, Cary Carpenter 1877
Bradford, Ebenezer A1800
Bradford, Horatio Nelson Slater. 1892
Bradford, Frank Standish 1853
Bradford, Horatio Standish 1860
Bradford, James 1775
Bradford, John Melancthon 1800
Bradford, Joseph nl851
Bradford, Milton 1828
Bradford, Moses Brown Lock-
wood 1878
Bradford, Shadrach Standish
c, 24, 30.
Bradford, William
e, 26.
Bradford, WUUam, Jr nl770
Bradley, Charles 1898
Bradley, Charles Smith 1838
h, 654; /, 39; c, 24.
Bradley, Edward Bamum nl902
Bradley, Francis James 511902
Bradley, Henry W nml822
Bradley, Hugh Alphonsus nl889
Bradley, Irving Livingston .... nl903
Bradley, Joseph Manton nl862
Bradley, Joshua 1799
Bradley, Marjgaret H- spl909
Bradley, William Henry ml824
Brady, Agnes Constance 5rl910
Brady, Charles Edward 1914
Brady, Francis James nl913
Brady, Henry James 1904
Brady, Stuart Francis nl898
Brady, Thomas Jefferson sj>1896
Brady, William Alva 1894
a, 603.
Bragdon, Frederick Elias yl902
a, 600.
Bragg, Alfred nl835
Braislin, Gibbs 1880
h, 666.
Brainard, Frances Estella nlOOO
Brainard, Sara Catherine nl902
Braley, Anna Warren iipl898
Braman, Benjamin 1854
Braman, Dana Augustus 1815
Braman, Daniel Burdick 1875
PAGE
504
650
353
471
512
512
512
527
428
188
443
473
475
228
253
626
308
177
198
55
70
451
120
256
430
340
138
501
611
589
483
504
465
69
583
588
613
428
527
375
494
531
317
611
441
264
571
571
579
179
93
246
INDEX
683
NAME CLASS
Branch, Claude Raymond 1907
Brand, Horace Holley nlS65
Brand, John nl856
Brand, William Charles Hugo. . .1901
Brandenburg, Florence 1902
Brant, Laura Cinderella 1908
a, 604.
Brant, Rosa Ellen 1908
a, 604.
Brantly, William Theophilus.. .A1831
Brantley, WiUiam Theophilus . . . 1840
Braun, Moritz 1904
a, 600.
Bray, Charles Durlin nl866
h, 656.
Bray, William nl882
Brayton, Charles Ray nl862
Brayton, Durlin Lee 1837
Brayton, EUery Metcalf nl866
Brayton, George Arnold 1824
h, 655.
Brayton, Howard Wheaton 1906
Brayton, Mrs. Howard Wheaton
nl907
Brayton, John Summerfield 1851
c, 25; h, 662.
Brayton, WUliam Daniel nl837
h, 651.
Brazeau, Henrietta Celia 1906
BrechbUl, George WilUs 1887
Breck, Samuel 1848
Breckenridge, Andrew Lyndon. . . 1911
Breed, Joseph Blauer ^1856
Bredel, Edward k1859
Breeden, Harris William nl905
Brennan, Mrs. Charles Henry. . . 1901
Brennan, Edward Joseph 1907
Brennan, James Edward 1892
Brennan, John Bernard 1911
Brennan, John Henry nl909
Brennan, John Martin nl875
Brennan, Mary Agnes Doyle. . . .1906
Brennan, Michael Shelly 1900
Breslin, John Henry 1906
Brett, Afley Leonel 1910
Brewer, Clifton Hartwell ^1904
Brewer, Hall Anderson 1906
Brewer, John Hiram nl850
Brewer, John Maitland nl804
Brewer, Richmond 1884
Brewer, Urban 1899
Brewster, George William nl912
Briden, Chester Hibbert nl903
Briden, Frank Harold nl912
Bridgham, Joseph 1834
Bridgham, Samuel 1832
Bridgham, Samuel Willard 1794
c, 21, 28.
ham, Samuel Willard 1894
, Arthur Mason 1898
;s, Arthur Palmer 1898
PAGE
395
454
456
358
551
560
560
639
143
375
478
465
135
468
110
387
673
171
442
557
290
165
415
650
460
508
551
395
308
415
516
474
557
353
388
410
611
388
450
433
278
346
524
504
524
129
126
63
317
340
340
N-*ME CLASS PAGE
Briggs, Asa Lloyd igoi 375
Briggs, Asa Sheldon 1907 395
Briggs, Avery 18I6 94
i, Caroline Louise 1899 547
Charles Albert 1886 286
i, Charles Walter 1909 405
Briggs, Dorris Snow 1914, ggO
a, 606.
Briggs, Fred Emerson 1897 334
Briggs, Frederick Huntington . . . 1889 297
Briggs, George nl873 473
Briggs, George, Jr. . , «yl903 536
Briggs, George Ware 1825 112
Briggs, Helen Harriet 1914 669
Briggs, Howard Bowen 1897 334
Briggs, Howard Denison 1902 364
Briggs, Isaac 1795 64
Briggs, Joel nl787 431
k, 620.
Briggs, John 1788 59
Briggs, John Kingsbury ml820 587
Briggs, Lemuel Williams 1804 75
Briggs, Leon Royden ml913 527
Briggs, Martha Shepard 1897 545
a, 596.
Briggs, Moses 1820 100
Briggs, Obil Winsor ' 1840 143
Briggs, Otis 1808 80
Briggs, Richard 1804 75
Briggs, Timothy 1794 63
Briggs, Tyler ml818 587
Briggs, Walter Albert 1906 388
Briggs, Walter Alexander 1900 353
Briggs, Walter Benjamin A1913 669
Briggs, William 1794 6S
Brigham, Mrs. Alfred E 1902 552
Brigham, Clarence Saunders .... 1899 346
h, 667; /, 49.
Brigham, David J1I8I8 436
Brigham, David Trowbridge. . .nl829 439
Brigham, Frank Fontelle 1882 270
Brigham, George Bickford 1881 267
Brigham, Herbert Olin nl899 495
/, 49.
Brigham, Horace Eugene nl885 480
Brigham, Joseph 1867 219
Brigham, Levi nl808 484
Bingham, Robert Wellington .... 1911 415
Bright, James Cooper nl905 608
Bright, Osborn Edward 1853 178
Bright, Richard J nl855 456
Bright, William Edward 1907 395
Brightman, Charles Lewis 1909 405
a, 604.
Brightman, Edgar Sheffield 1906 383
a, 603; /, 46.
Brightman, Herbert Frank 1904 376
Brink, Clark Mills
f,il.
Bristol, Lucius Moody
/.S8.
684
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Brittan, Nathan 1837 135
Britton, Alexander Thompson. . . 1857 188
Brockett, Linus Pierpont nl841 445
Brockmeyer, Henry nl857 458
Bronson, Cornelia Conant. . . .«pl892 576
Bronson, Frank Melville 1884 278
/,41.
Bronson, George ral831 440
Bronson, Hilda Rowena 1913 567
Bronson, Mrs. James Manning
/, 50.
Bronson, Kate Louise «pl894 577
Bronson, Mary Widman
/, 50.
Bronson, Philip Elliot nl912 526
Bronson, Tillotson hlSlS 632
Bronson, Walter Cochrane 1887 290
/, 35.
Bronson, Mrs. Walter Cochrane. 1904 555
/, 46.
Brooke, Wflliam Neverson 1852 175
Brooker, Andrew Fuller nl893 486
Brookings, Lyle Wmters 1898 340
Brookins, Homer Temple nl911 521
Brooks, Samuel
/, 40, 49.
Brooks, Stephen Swift nl886 481
Brooks, Aaron 1817 96
/, 39, 49.
Brooks, Ansel
/, 87, 45.
Brooks, Arthur Courtland ral906 510
Brooks, Charles nl856 456
Brooks, Charles Winchester 1901 358
Brooks, Deborah Frances »il907 573
Brooks, Erastus ™1838 443
Brooks, Franklin Eli 1883 274
c, 32.
Brooks, Harriet Irving 1899 547
Brooks, Horace Earle nl856 456
Brooks, Isaac Watts 1862 203
Brooks, James Wilson 1855 183
Brooks, Kendall 1841 146
h, 554.
Brooks, Laura 1904 564
Brooks, Morgan 1881 267
Brooks, Philip Eastman «pl901 535
Brooks, Rosalind Celestine 1913 567
Brooks, Roswell Franklin rel907 519
Brooks, Samuel 1852 175
Broome, Edwin Cornelius 1897 334
a, 595.
Broomhead, Frederick Calvin. . .1905 381
Brough, Alexander nl886 481
Brough, Loube Mary Jane 1897 645
a, 595.
Brown, Agnes Gertrude 1909 561
Brown, Albert Caleb nl913 528
Brown, Alfred Nicholas nl856 466
Brown, AUyn Larrabee 1905 381
Brown, Alma Romaine 1910 563
NAME CLASS
Brown, Alverda Laura 1899
Brown, Archibald Douglas 1907
Brown, Arthur A1907
Brown, Arthur Eugene 1903
Brown, Arthur Lewis 1876
h, 663.
Brown, Arthur Loring nl898
Brown, Arthur Robert 1905
Brown, Aylsworth 1906
Brown, Charles A. H nl839
Brown, Charles Henry 1859
Brown, Charles Henry 1866
Brown, Charles Henry nl890
Brown, Charles Wilson 1900
a, 697; /, 37, 46.
Brown, Chauncy 7il827
Brown, Clark A1797
h, 628.
Brown, Daniel Lucius 1912
Brown, De Witt Clinton 1863
Brown, Earl Kingsley 1914
Brown, Edith Anne 1906
Brown, Edith Maria 1897
Brown, Edna Adelaide splSdi
Brown, Edward Osgood 1867
Brown, Edward Payson 1866
Brown, Edwin Putnam nl896
Brown, Elias 1808
Brown, Elizabeth Johnson nl912
Brown, Elon Rouse 1878
Brown, Emma Elizabeth al896
Brown, Enoch 1801
Brown, Ethel Famum splSdi
Brown, Prank Hail 1885
Brown, Franklin Henry 1875
Brown, George Cole nl870
Brown, George Mattice 1873
Brown, George Samson 1888
Brown, George Tilden 1873
Brown, George Washington 1841
Brown, Gertrude Marion apWOi
Brown, Harold nl886
Brown, Harry Gilbert 1912
Brown, Harold Haines 1899
Brown, Harold Learned 1907
Brown, Harold Parker nl909
Brown, Harold Winifred 1899
Brown, Harry Chamberlain 1913
Brown, Hattie Elizabeth nl909
Brown, Henry Seabury nl913
Brown, Horace FranHin 1876
Brown, Howard Adams 1914
Brown, Howard Earle 1903
Brown, Jacob Winn 1894
Brown, James A1792
c, 23.
Brown, James 1850
Brown, James nl859
Brown, James Albert 1883
Brown, James Erastus 1852
Brown, James Peck nl867
PAGE
547
395
667
370
249
494
381
388
444
194
216
484
353
438
626
419
178
428
565
645
677
219
216
490
80
676
256
693
71
677
282
246
471
239
296
239
146
681
481
419
346
395
516
346
424
574
528
249
428
370
487
622
460
274
176
468
INDEX
68S
NAME CLASS
Brown, Jolin A1773
ch, 9; c, 22. 26.
Brown, John Ball 1806
Brown, John Carter 1816
h, 648; c, 23, 28.
Brown, John Carter nl860
Brown, John Cooke 1816
Brown, John Earle nl901
Brown, John Howard nl897
Brown, John Hunt nl861
Brown, John Joseph jil911
Brown, John Kent ral855
Brown, John Nicholas 1885
Brown, Mrs. John R «pl904
Brown, John Smith 1900
Brown, John Watson 1912
Brown, John Wiloughby jl898
Brown, Joseph 41770
c, 26; /, 33.
Brown, Joseph M ral828
Brown, Laura Julia 1914
Brown, Laurence Lindsay $1912
Brown, Leroy Carrier nl913
Brown, Lloyd 1899
Brown, Lucius 1866
c, 32.
Brown, Luke 7il791
Brown, Marmaduke
ch, 10, 13; c, 22.
Brown, Marshall Stewart 1892
u, 592; /, 42.
Brown, Micah 1771
Brown, Milton Barrows «})1895
Brown, Moses 1790
Brown, Mrs. Nathaniel H apl905
Brown, Nicholas
ch, 0, 10, 11, 13.
Brown, Nicholas 1786
c, 22, 23, 25, 27, 28.
Brown, Nicholas 1811
Brown, Obadiah 1782
Brown, Paul 1902
Brown, Ralph Arthur nl904
Brown, Ralph Norman 1900
Brown, Ray 1906
Brown, Reginald Langdon 1903
a, 599.
Brown, Rice Arnold 1871
Brown, Robert Marshall 1893
Brown, Robert Perkins 1871
Brown, Thomas Baldwin rel835
Brown, Thomas Dalton 1903
Brown, Thomas Edwin 1890
Brown, Thomas Frederic 1862
Brown, Theodore Shotwell 1892
Brown, Walter Francis 1873
Brown, Wendell Stimpson 1911
Brown, William Gardner 1872
Brown, William Gaylord nl904
Brown, William Henry »il887
Brown, WiUiam Ide 1862
PAQE
618
78
462
95
499
492
463
521
455
283
581
353
419
610
617
439
569
614
528
346
216
431
309
54
530
60
582
57
85
56
364
506
353
388
370
232
312
232
455
370
300
203
309
239
415
235
506
482
204
NAME CLASS PAGE
Brown, William Judson 1893 312
Brown, William Lawton 1836 133
Brown, WiUiam Maxwell 1873 239
Brown, Zephaniah 1865 212
Browne, Anna Maria 1913 567
Browne, Florence Edith k1908 573
Browne, George Huntingdon. . . . 1840 143
Browne, William Ward 1908 400
a, 604, 607.
Brownell, Arthur Buffum k1892 486
Brownell, Charles Frederic 1851 172
Brownell, Charlotte Dickinson. nl899 570
Brownell, Edward Ibarra 1892 309
Brownell, Ernest Henry 1888 295
/,41.
Brownell, Ethel Clariet 7il899 570
Brownell, Mrs. Francis E «j7l892 576
Brownell, Francis Herbert 1888 295
Brownell, George Edward nl843 446
Brownell, Herbert Carpenter 1892 309
Brownell, Leonard Tuttle nl873 473
Brownell, Mary Arnold 1897 545
a, 595.
Brownell, Seth Hunt rel871 471
Brownell, Stephen Elton 1842 148
Brownell, Stephen Fish nl871 471
Brownell, Thomas Church nl804 433
Brownell, Walter Dexter 1894 317
Brownell, William Richmond. . . . 1849 167
Brownell, WilmotArtherton. . .711889 483
Brownell, Wiuthrop White 1888 295
Browning, Earl Whitney 1905 381
/, 49.
Browning, Mildred 1913 567
Browning, Susan Amanda nl913 575
Brownson, Isabel Marion 1905 555
Brownville, James Worth nl913 528
Bruce, Arthur Garfield 1907 395
Bruce, Charles Parker nl853 452
Bruce, David Leslie rel908 514
Bruce, Eliza Ethel 1904 554
Bruce, Harry Duane 1907 395
Bruce, WiUiam Bailey 1910 410
Bruenner, Adolph Ferdinand. . .nl911 521
Brug, George AUen nl876 475
Bruner, Preston Martin nl867 468
Bruninghaus, Charles Walter. .«pl904 538
Brunquist, Ernest Herman nl911 521
Brunsen, Edward Wainwright . . nl888 483
Brunson, Clayton Piatt 1888 295
Bryant, Bezer 1796 65
Bryant, Charles Edmund 1901 358
Bryant, Nathaniel Francis 1899 346
Bryant, Oliver Francis 1868 191
Bryant, Reuben 1814 90
Bryant, WUUam H nl840 444
Bryden, Ralph Standish 1900 358
Bryson, James A1769 616
Bubier, Mrs. Charles W »pl900 580
Buchanne, James nl879 476
686
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAMB CLASS
Bucher, John Emery
/.87.
Bucher, William Hemy <pl906
Buchold, Robert Gill ral913
Buck, David Joseph rel851
Buck, Franklin Abbott 19H
Buck, Harriet Josephine 1910
Buck, Jesse Holcombe 1850
Buck, Leslie Goddard 1906
Buckey, Hazel McCrum 1909
Buckingham, James nl85d
Buckley, George Ambrose 1907
Bucklin, Edward Everett 1896
a, 695.
Bucklin, George Augustus 1824
Bucklin, George Warren 1871
Bucklin, Harold Stephen 1910
Bucklin, Harris Howard rel900
Bucklin, Hiram to1824
Buckhn, John Gallagher 1876
Bucklin, Sylvester Fuller 1805
Bucklin, Thomas ml826
h, 637.
Bucklin, WilUam Tallman «1868
Bucklyn, Frank Abbott nl890
Bucklyn, John Knight 1861
Bucknam, Edward Hume 1865
h, 661.
Buddington, Arthur Francis 1912
a, 608.
Buddington, Osmore Wheeler . . . 1908
Budlong, Clarence Rhodes 1897
Budlong, Fred Reed 1909
Budlong, Jessie Valentine ;1908
Budlong, Martin Salisbury 1890
0,591.
Budlong, Mary Edna 1902
Budlong, Matthew WilUamson . »1898
Budlong, Musetta Frances «1902
Budlong, Thomas Russell 1842
Budlong, William Greene «pl902
Buehler, Watson Frederick 1914
Buffinton, Anna Carrique 1900
Buffinton, Bertha Augusta 1905
BuflSnton, John Allen nl899
Buffum, Benjamin b1880
Bu£fum, Francis Henry »il910
Buffum, George Allen 1869
Buffum, Gertrude May «j?1903
Buffum, Marmaduke Cope .... al913
Buffum, Thomas
c, 28.
Buffum, William Henry 1872
Buffum, William Henry 1898
Buffum, William Potter 1879
Buffum, William Potter, Jr 1909
Bugbae, Bertran Clyde 1905
Bugbee, Elliot Towle 1914
Bugbee, George nl838
Bugbee, Raymond Gilbert 1906
539
528
451
415
563
169
388
561
455
395
328
110
232
410
498
588
249
76
589
469
484
200
212
419
400
334
405
613
300
552
494
571
149
535
428
549
556
495
477
519
225
581
528
235
S40
261
405
381
428
443
388
NAME CLASS PAGE
Bugbee, Samuel 1802 72
m, 585; h, 633
Bugbee, Stuart Russell 1909 406
Bugbee, William Brown nl844 447
BuU, Henry nl836 441
Bullard, Alfred Rodolphus al865 455
BuUard, Daniel Sanders 1817 96
Bullard, Edwin 1867 219
Bullard, Elias 1823 109
Bullard, Herbert Cutler 1866 216
Bullard, John Ervin 1903 370
Bullard, Lewis Judson 1893 312
Bullard, Newell Cutler nl894 487
Bullard, Paul Revere nl897 492
/.44.
Bullard, Warren Gardner 1892 309
Bullen, Dana Ripley 1886 286
BuUen, George A1876 667
Bullen, Joseph Edmund 1890 301
Bullen, Walter Boardman 1899 346
Bullen, Mrs. Walter Boardman. . 1899 548
Bullock, Abby aplQOO 579
Bullock, Alfred Walter rel897 492
Bullock, Andrew Dexter nl857 458
Bullock, Earl Carpenter nl908 514
Biillock, Edward JarvisCushingrel902 501
Bullock, George Burroughs 1905 381
Bullock, George Newhall 1873 239
Bullock, George Saimders nl896 490
Bullock, Herbert Dorrance 1866 212
Bullock, Israel Martin 1866 212
Bullock, James Cunliffe 1902 364
Bullock, James Ozias 1870 228
Bullock, James S nl833 440
Bullock, Jerauld 1874 242
Bullock, Jonathan 1834 129
Bullock, Joseph Richard 1896 328
o, 594; /, 43.
Bullock, Nathaniel 1798 68
Bullock, Sarah Jane 1896 545
Bullock, Walter Roberts 1902 364
Bullock, William Peckham 1824 110
Bullock, William Townsend . . . . nl861 463
Bump, Thomas 1814 90
Bumpus, Hermon Carey 1884 278
h, 666; /, 36, 40; o, 26.
Bumpus, Herman Carey, Jr 1912 419
Bumsted, Clarence Van
Reynegom 1903 370
Bunce, Carrie s}>1894 577
Bunker, John Wymond Miller. . . 1909 405
o, 604, 607.
Bunker, Mrs. John Wymond Mil-
ler 1909 662
Bunker, Nellie *yl896 678
Bunker, Ruth Walworth spl896 578
Bunn, Gertrude Edith al904 599
Bunnell, Sarah Elicia 1899 647
Bunting, Elmer Jay 1908 400
Burbank, Caleb Ambrose 1878 256
BHrbank, David 1837 136
INDEX
687
NAME CLASS
Burbank, Gardner 1809
Burbamk, Joseph P nlSll
Burbank, Leonard 1807
Burbank, Percy Shelly 1881
Burbank, Philip 1909
Burbank, Robert Taylor 1908
Burbank, Robert Willard 1878
Burchard, John Dixon nl899
Burdett, Walter Valentine nl883
Burdette, Charles Edwin 1880
Burdick, Francis 1889
Burdick, George 1902
Burdick, Harold Stacey nl908
Burdick, Harry Livingston nl887
Burdick, Henry Langworthy . . . rel901
Burdick, Henry N.. nBil822
Burdick, James Ross 1822
Burdick, James Solomon
/, 41.
Burdick, William 1893
Burdon, Margaret Josephine. . . .1914
Burdge, Franklin 1856
Burge, Dorothea Breuton 1908
Burge, Sara Doolittle »1912
Burges, Arnold nl860
Surges, John AUson nl836
Burges, Tristam 1796
h, 636; /, 33; c, 28.
Burges, Tristram nl838
Burges, Walter Snow 1831
Burges, Welcome Arnold 1820
Burgess, Alexander 1838
h, 654.
Burgess, Alexander Manlius 1906
Burgess, Mrs. Alexander Man-
lius splQOO
Burgess, Carleton Ashburg. . . .spl895
Burgess, Charles Elton ?tl913
Burgess, Ebenzer 1809
/, 38.
Burgess, Frederick 1873
h, 664.
Burgess, Frederick, Jr 1912
Burgess, George 1826
h, 645; /, 39.
Burgess, George Sargent 1912
Burgess, Gideon Albert 1878
Burgess, Isaac Bronson 1883
Burgess, Isaac Julian 1842
Burgess, Robert Wilbur 1908
Burgess, Thomas 1800
c, 28.
Burgess, Thomas 1870
h, 663.
Burgess, Thomas 1870
Burgess, Thomas 1902
Burgess, Thomas Mackie 1822
Burgess, Warren Randolph 1912
a, 607.
Burke, Florence William 1901
a, 599.
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495
479
264
297
364
514
482
499
580
105
312
569
186
560
575
462
442
65
448
125
100
138
388
579
530
528
82
239
419
116
419
267
275
149
400
70
228
228
364
106
419
358
NAME CLASS
Burke, Henry Morgan 1911
Burleigh, Sydney Richmond. . .Al912
Burlingame, Charles Edwin 1875
Burlingame, Edwin Aylsworth
/,51.
Burlingame, Luther Rawson .... 1857
Burnham, Mrs. Albert E ^1908
Bui'nham, Almon Christie k1889
Burnham, Carl Edmimd 1912
Burnham, Edward Clifton 1886
/, 36, 42.
Burnham, Frank Howard nl900
Burnham, George Earle 1907
Burnham, Gilbert Orne 1875
Burnham, John Milton 1874
/, 49.
Burnham, Ralph Everett 1913
Burnham, Walter Henry 1904
Burnham, Walter Phineas 1907
Burnham, Walter Wilcutt rel883
Burnett, Charles Chandler 1839
Burnett, Edmund Cody : . . . 1890
a, 593, 594; /, 42.
Bums, Allen Francis ral878
Burns, Eugene Dennis nl902
Burns, Joseph F nl836
Burns, Paul Henry 1899
Burnside, Ambrose Everett. . . .A1861
Burnside, Anna 1903
Burnside, Aimie Esther 1910
Burr, Everett Doughty 1884
h, 665.
Burr, Frank Arthur 1905
/, 46.
Burr, Hudson Coe 1912
Burr, John Ezra 1871
Burr, Jonathan A1805
Burr, La Fayette 1848
Burr, Thomas to1817
Burrage, Champlin 1896
h, 666.
Burrage, Charles W rel854
Burrage, Henry Sweetser 1861
k, 659; 0, 25, 31.
Burrage, John 1825
Burrage, Thomas Jaynes 1898
a, 595.
Burrill, Cora Severy 1906
Burrill, Fannie Belle nl899
Burrill, George Rawson 1791
Burrill, James 1788
h, 632; c, 28.
Burrill, James A nl826
Burrington, Henry Hudson 1853
Burrington, William Bradford. .rel872
Burritt, Charles Henry nl876
Burrough, Seabury Soule nl825
Burrough, WiUiam 1825
Burroughs, John Curtis nl843
Burroughs, Leroy Francis 1912
PAGE
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246
188
613
484
419
286
498
395
246
242
424
400
395
479
140
301
476
502
442
346
652
553
563
279
382
419
232
629
165
586
328
453
200
112
340
■ 557
570
61
59
438
178
472
475
438
112
446
420
688
BROWN UNIVERSITY
KTAME CLASS PAGE
Burroughs, Ruth Constance 1911 564
/, SO.
Burrows, Charles Davis 1891 304
Burrows, Christopher Columbus nl861 463
Burrows, Harry Marsh nl888 483
Burrows, Latham Avery 1811 85
Burrows, William Eddy rel894 488
Burt, Ansel Oscar 1863 206
Burt, Daniel Crane 1828 120
Burt, Louis Millens rel900 498
Burt, William Arthur 1895 323
Burton, Ada Irene 1909 561
a, 604.
Burton, Adelaide Kimball 1901 551
a, 598.
Burton, Elmer Arthur nl909 516
Burton, Sanford Samuel «})1911 642
Burton, Thomas rel878 476
Burton, William James rel88S 480
Burton, William Wilder 1906 388
Burwell, Joseph Knowles 1913 424
Burwell, William Chamberlin .... 1885 283
Bury, Clarence Everett 1886 286
Busby, James Lester ?il906 510
Busfield, Theodore Elmer al894 592
Bush, Charles Sabin nl895 489
Bush, Edwin Arnold sj>1894 530
Bush, Ellen Metcalf «pl893 576
Bush, Harry Powell 1871 232
Bush, James Boise 1900 353
Bush, Solon Wanton 1845 156
Bushee, Alice Huntington «j)1908 583
Bushell, Arthur William 1907 395
Bushell, Florence Hoover 1911 564
Bushell, Gladys Chidley 1913 567
BusheU, Mabel Kincaid 1910 563
Bushnell, Leslie Edgar 1904 400
Buss, Raymond 1909 405
Bustard, William Walter 1895 323
Butler, Beulah nl901 571
Butler, Elmer Ellsworth 1903 370
Butler, Gertrude Morton 1912 565
Butler, Hayward Murry 1906 388
Butler, Mrs. Hayward Murry. . .1906 558
Butler, Henry Wirt nl861 463
Butler, Howard Fulton nl892 486
Butler, John Weston 1895 323
Butler, Kenneth Lloyd nl909 516
Butler, Myra Hibbard 1899 548 *
Butler, Nettie Louise 1909 661
Butler, Walter Hillman 1909 406
Butler, William Heap «pl907 640
Butman, Clarence Alton «1876 475
Butman, John Nathan 1880 264
Butterworth, Charles Frederick . . 1878 267
Butterworth, Charles Frederick . . 1909 405
Butterworth, Elizabeth Clark. . . 1906 557
Butterworth, Henry David .... «j)1898 532
Butterworth, James Chace nl869 470
Butterworth, Lawrence A1796 626
Button, Henry Harrison 1842 149
NAME CLASS
Buxton, Bertram Harrington 1904
Buxton, Gonzalo Edward 1902
Buxton, (William) Albert 1882
Buyers, Mrs. William 1911
Buzzell, Edgar Gibson 1912
Byne, Thomas Andrew nl840
Byram, Bohan Prentiss nl840
h, 655.
Byram, Fred Bohan 1869
Byrne, John Francis 7il893
Byrne, John William ral878
BystrOm, Agnes «pl904
C
Cadbury, Mrs. William W 1901
Cady, Charles David 1861
Cady, Frank Lippitt «pl894
Cady, Frank Newton 7il897
Cady, Henry Dewees «j)1903
/,45.
Cady, Henry Newell 1869
Cady, Isaac Foote 1845
Cady, James Hervey 1807
Cady, John Hutchins 1903
Cady, Joseph
/,51.
Cady, Raymond Davis 1905
a, 601; /, 46.
Cady, Mrs. Raymond Davis 1906
Cady, Sarah Kempton 1905
Cady, Walter Guyton 1895
a. 593; /, 43.
Cady, Walter Hutchins nl867
Cady, William Hamlin 1898
a, 600.
Cadwell, Charles Adolphus. . . .nl874
Caffrey, Mabel Alice 1896
a, 595.
Cahoon, Daniel
c, 26.
Cahoon, Letitia Mabel 1905
Calder, Augustus Woodbury. . . .1891
Calder, Chester Thomas 1911
Calder, Edwin Eddy A1892
/, 40.
Calder, Harold Granville 1902
Calder, Lawrence Vinton nl900
Caldwell, Elinor Margaret 1912
Caldwell, John Calhoun 1837
Caldwell, Samuel Lunt A1884
c, 22, 24, 30.
Caldwell, Samuel Le Nord 1876
Caldwell, WUliam Allen yl892
Caldwell, William Emery 1873
Calef, Edna Georgiana 1903
Calef, Irene Louise «pl894
Caleff, Jedediah 1777
Call, Arthur Deerin 1896
0.600.
CaU, Howe 1871
FAOE
876
864
270
566
420
444
444
225
486
476
681
551
200
630
492
536
226
166
79
870
382
557
656
323
468
340
473
645
666
304
415
661
364
498
666
135
669
246
609
239
663
677
66
328
232
INDEX
689
NAME CLASS
Callahan, John apldOl
Calhoun, Hazen Albert 1898
Calhoun, Newton Sherwood 1879
Calkins, George Warren 1863
Cameron, Arthur Ewen 1904
Cameron, Francis Ross 1905
Cameron, Hugh Fred 1909
Cameron, John 7il889
Cameron, Moncrieffe 1900
Cameron, Walter Chester 1910
Camfield, WilUam Henry 1905
Campbell, Albert Henry 1847
Campbell, Annie Louise 7il911
Campbell, Archibald
c, 26.
Campbell, Cornelius Franklin. .nl853
Campbell, Emily Estelle 1900
Campbell, Ethel May «pl908
Campbell, Francis Mercer 1906
Campbell, Prank Walter 1900
Campbell, George 1907
Campbell, George Henry 1909
Campbell, Gertrude Hildreth. . . .1911
a, 607.
Campbell, Gilbert Noxon 1871
Campbell, Harriet Louise 1905
Campbell, Harry Barnes 7il905
Campbell, Jacob 1783
Campbell, James Butler nl826
h, 655.
Campbell, James Winthrop 1899
Campbell, Leonard Herbert 1892
Campbell, Neil Angus nl899
Campbell, Thomas Clement 1841
Canada, Anna Spencer 1911
Candee, George Everett nl887
Candee, J. G raOTl822
Canfield, John Gladding 1908
Canfield, Robert Henry Munson. 1911
Cann, Murray Hubert 1903
Cann, Samud James al910
Cannon, Edward Young 1845
Cannon, James nl841
Cannon, James Robert nl905
Cannon, Joseph Skinner nl849
Capen, Ezekiel nl842
Capron, Adin Mowry nl904
Capron, Charles nl840
Capron, Franklin Pierce 1877
Capron, George ml824
Capron, George 1847
Capron, Harold Stearns 1900
Capron, John Mowry 1900
Card, Oscar Algernon nl899
Cardellicchio, Godfrey Igino .... 1905
Carder, Eugene Clayton 1907
Carey, Dennis Francis 1902
Carey, John Newman ral876
Carey, Nathan 1797
Carey, William A1806
Cargill, Charles Ambrose nl857
PAGE
535
340
261
206
376
556
405
484
353
410
382
162
575
452
549
583
388
353
395
405
564
232
556
508
57
438
347
309
495
146
564
482
589
400
415
370
604
156
445
508
450
446
506
444
253
588
162
353
353
495
382
395
364
475
66
629
458
NAME CLASS
Cargill, George Blackinton 1854
Cargill, Ida Zilpha «pl907
Carlborg, Edith Marie Linnea. . .1911
/, 50.
Carleton, Charles Muzzy 7il839
Carleton, David Emery Noyes.7il863
Carleton, George Jonathan .... nl836
Carley, Edward King nl909
Carlile, Thomas 1809
Carlton, Caleb Henry nl857
Carman, Charles Augustine. . . .al911
Carman, Elbert S nl858
earmark, Louis, Jr «pl907
Games, Mildred Allen 1907
o, 603.
Carpenter, Alvah 1818
Carpenter, Alva Edwin 1879
Carpenter, Anna Clark 1909
Carpenter, Anne Wolcott 1898
a, 598.
Carpenter, Benoni 1829
Carpenter, Blanche Elizabeth. .nl900
Carpenter, Caleb Augustus. . . .nl858
Carpenter, Charles Sturges 1903
Carpenter, Christopher S 7j7nl823
Carpenter, Darius
nm, 589.
Carpenter, Draper 1821
m, 588.
Carpenter, Edmimd Janes 1866
h, 666.
Carpenter, Everett Augustus 1854
Carpenter, Everett Shearman. . .1911
Carpenter, Frank Herbert 1861
Carpenter, Frank Williams 1889
Carpenter, Frederic Everett 1889
Carpenter, Frederick A »ml823
Carpenter, Frederick A »j>1907
Carpenter, Frederick Benoni . . . 7il867
Carpenter, Friend Preston nl880
Carpenter, George nl845
Carpenter, George Arnold 1884
Carpenter, George Edward 1873
Carpenter, George Moulton 1864
Carpenter, George Washington. nl900
Carpenter, George Washington
Greene «pl906
Carpenter, Gilbert Congdon. . .nl893
Carpenter, Henry Godfrey 1906
a, 602.
Carpenter, Horace Francis nl864
Carpenter, Lucius Sanford nl890
Carpenter, Milton Banks nl906
Carpenter, Royal 1805
Carpenter, Simeon Burt 1827
Carpenter, Solomon 1837
Carpenter, Thomas Francis 1818
Carpenter, Thomas Oliver Hunt
h, 686. ml823
Carpenter, Walter Clayton 1906
Carpenter, William Blanding. . . . 1829
PAGE
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583
564
444
465
442
516
82
458
606
459
540
558
261
561
546
122
571
459
370
589
103
216
180
415
200
297
297
589
540
469
477
448
279
239
209
498
539
486
388
466
484
511
76
118
135
98
588
388
122
690
BROWN UNrVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Carpenter, William Blanding 1854
Carr, Clarence Augustus 1887
Carr, Clifford Eugene 1903
Carr, Ernest Palmer 1901
a, 600.
Carr, Floyd Levern 1901
Carr, George Washington 1871
Carr, George Wheaton 1857
Carr, Henry Clay 1862
Carr, Jeremiah OIney 1848
Carr, Leon Hartshorn nl913
Carr, Lewis Marsh 1896
Carr, William Cornelius 1872
Garret, Francis Wingate ral908
Carrier, Fred Wilson nl890
Carrington, Edward
c. 28.
Carrington, Edward 1873
Carrol, Abiel Leonard 1808
Carroll, Adams Pope 1871
Carroll, Alice Sheehan 1903
Carroll, Charles 1898
u, 608.
Carroll, Frank Cornelius nl907
Carroll, George Wyman 1909
Carroll, John Patrick k1903
Carroll, Joseph Huntley spl901
Carroll, William Francis «j?1902
Carson, Carl Hardin 1908
Carson, Max Howard ftl910
Cart^e, CorneUus Sowle 1825
Carter, Benjamin Bowen 1786
Carter, Calvin Holmes nl850
Carter, Charles Blanchard nl901
Carter, Frank nl863
Carter, George »il794
Carter, George E rel824
Carter, Leila Belle 1902
Carter, Roscoe Arnold )il903
Carter, Theron Harlow 1885
Carter, William Eugene rel886
Cartwright, Walter Orestes 1881
Carty, Thomas Lawrence splSOi
Cary, Charles Wilbur «yl894
Cary, Mrs. Charles Wilbur 1896
Cary, Lucius 1798
Case, Benjamin Waite A1798
Case, Brayton Clarke nl910
Case, Clarence Marsh al908
Case, Elmer 1885
Case, Florence Potter 1897
o, 596.
Case, Herbert Edwards Brown . . 1900
Case, Mrs. Herbert Edwards
Brown 1902
Case, James Russell 191S
Case, Martha Warren 1907
a, 606.
Case, Norman Stanley 1908
Case, Otis Jameson »pl901
Case, Philip 71I868
PAGE
180
291
370
358
358
232
188
204
165
528
328
235
514
484
239
80
232
553
340
512
405
504
535
636
400
519
112
57
450
499
465
432
437
552
504
283
481
268
537
530
545
68
625
519
603
283
545
353
553
424
558
400
535
469
NAME CLASS
Case, Philip Henry 1874
Case, Richard 1878
Case, Rogers nl912
Case, Willard Lacey nl898
Casey, Charles Dyer 1904
Casey, Edward Norton 1893
Casey, Edwin A nl831
Casey, Herbert Daniel 1894
Casey, John 1913
Casey, John Laertes 1893
Casey, John Thomas nl899
Cashman, Joseph Thomas nl900
Cass, Madeleine Genevieve . . . splSOZ
Caswell, Alexis 1822
h, 643, 653; /, 33, 49;
c, 21. 24, 30.
Caswell, Alexis nl890
Caswell, Charles Stillman nl882
Caswell, Edward Thompson. . . . 1853
/, 49.
Caswell, Frank Livingston nl895
Caswell, George Everett nl911
Caswell, Philip 1902
Caswell, Robert Gamble 1911
u, 607; /, 48.
Caswell, Thomas Thompson .... 1861
Cate, Arthur William 1914
Gate, Benjamin Harold 1911
Cate, Edith Abigail «pl904
Cate, George Washington 1841
Catlin, Marion Frances 1912
Cathro, Samuel Percival nl900
Caton, Earle Francis 1910
Cattanach, Duncan Alexander . . 1885
Cattanach, Hugh Leckie nl888
Gaufield, Emma May 1902
Gavanagh, Elizabeth Anne nl909
Gaverly, Mrs. Brainard 1906
Gawley, Agnes Alice 1904
Cawley, Anna Gertrude spl906
Gawley, Clifford John 1911
Gawley, Joseph Clarence 1903
Cawley, Julia Marguerite 1899
Gawley, Katherine Lauretta .... 1898
Gawthorne, Henry Howard. . . .rel902
Gawthome, Herbert Frederick. .1911
Cederberg, William Emanuel. . .gl90i
/, 45.
Chace, Amasa Manton 1909
Chace, Arnold Buffum 1866
A, 661; /,40; c,22,30.
Chace, Arnold Buffum, Jr 1893
Chace, Charles Baylies 1859
Chace, Daniel Champlin 1900
Chace, Edward nl870
Chace, Elizabeth Moore »j)1892
Chace, Elmer Seymour 1901
Chace, Mrs. Frederick nl901
Chace, George Ide 1830
fe,648; /,33,39; c,21,24.
Chace, Harold Earle nl902
PAGE
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257
525
494
376
312
440
317
424
313
495
498
580
106
484
478
178
489
521
364
415
200
428
415
581
146
565
499
410
283
483
552
574
557
554
582
415
370
548
547
502
415
611
405
216
313
195
353
471
576
358
571
123
502
INDEX
691
NAME CIiASS
Chace, Henry Richmond nl912
Chace, Jonathan A1882
c. 31.
Chace, Kipp IngersoU nl912
Chace, Laurence Herbert 1899
Chace, Lydia Gardiner 1900
a, 597
Chace, Malcolm Greene m1896
Chace, Margaret Lillie «pl896
Chace, Myron Reuben nl913
Chace, Samuel Oliver 1866
Chace, Seth Howard 1893
a, 593.
Chaddock, Calvin ^1801
Chadsey, Merton Leland 1899
Chadwell, Otis ralOlO
Chadwick, Ralph Harold 1912
Chafee, Henry Sharpe 1909
Chafee, Zechariah , 1880
Chafee, Zechariah, Jr 1907
Chaffee, Alfred Griswold 1902
Chaffee, Edith Elizabeth 1906
Chaffee, Jonathan Irvin 1883
Chaffee, Thomas Carpenter 1902
ChaflSn, Aaron Wheeler 1846
Chaffin, Charles nl853
Chaffin, Lucien Gates 1867
Chalmers, William Everett 1893
Chamberlain, AUetta Kreemer . . 1913
Chamberlain, Arthur Hale 1897
/,44.
Chamberlain, Charles 1836
/, 39.
Chamberlain, Charles Walter. . .1867
Chamberlain, Edward Blanchard
/, 44. al901
Chamberlain, Mrs. Henry G.. . .^1909
Chamberlain, Henry Mellen .... 1827
Chamberlain, Jason 1804
Chamberlain, Joseph Dimcan. .nl900
Chamberlin, Edward Dyer rel861
Chamberlin, George Mason 1894
Chambers, Charles Kemble 1888
Chambers, Robert Foster 1909
a, 604, 607; /, 47.
Champlin, Christopher Elihu . . .»il888
Champliu, James Tift 1834
h, 653; /, 39.
Champlin, Malcolm Doyle 1909
Champlin, Mrs. Robert spl900
Champlin, Stephen 7il836
Champlin, William Rose spl897
Champney, Hubert Hayward. . . 1914
Champney, John Stratton ml821
Chandler, Anson Gansello 1814
Chandler, David Henry 1886
Chandler, Emerson Lawrence. . . 1909
Chandler, Harry Hobart ral907
Chandler, Horace Edward 1906
/, 46.
Chandler, Peleg 1795
PAGE
525
659
525
347
549
490
578
528
216
313
627
347
519
420
405
264
395
364
557
275
364
159
452
219
313
567
334
219
597
613
118
75
498
463
317
295
405
483
ISO
405
580
442
532
428
587
90
286
405
512
388
64
NAME CLASS
Chandler, Ralph William 1904
Chandler, Walter Gardner 1878
Chapin, Alexander Duncan 1866
Chapin, Alexander Duncan, Jr. . . 1891
Chapin, Charles Value 1876
h, 667; /, 35, 40.
Chapin, Chester 1813
Chapin, Cyrus 1805
Chapin, Harriet Mildred ral909
Chapin, Henry 1835
h, 656.
Chapin, Howard Millar 1908
Chapin, John Farnum 1846
Chapin, Joshua Bicknell 1835
Chapin, Seth 1808
Chapin, Stephen A1822
Chapin, William Waterman «1855
Chaplin, Adoniram Judson nl838
Chaplin, George William nl898
Chaplin, Henry Prescott ml911
Chaplin, Jeremiah 1799
/, 38.
Chaplin, Stewart 1882
Chapman, Charles Henry 1861
Chapman, Frank Michler A1913
Chapman, Hamilton Edgar 1890
Chapman, Mrs. J. Wilbiu: «pl899
Chapman, John Henry nl849
Chapman, John Lee 1900
Chapman, Joseph Gilbert 1860
Chapman, Mildred Myrtle 1914
Chapman, Rhodes Budlong. . . .?il835
Chapman, Robert Boyle 1858
Chappell, Charles Raymond .... 1906
Chappell, William Albert 1914
Chartier, Mrs. Curtis Carl 1906
Chase, Allen Herbert 1897
Chase, Charles Francis ?il879
Chase, Charles Otis 1903
Chase, David Austen 1879
Chase, Edward Paysou 1858
Chase, Frank Allen nl912
Chase, George Collins nl906
Chase, George Roscoe 1868
Chase, Harrison Ayer 1901
Chase, James Brown Thornton . nl870
Chase, James Harper 1899
a, 597; /, 44.
Chase, Julian Clement 1899
Chase, Linwood Collins 1911
Chase, Newton Gladding 1909
Chase, Perley Smith 1842
Chase, Peter M825
Chase, Peter Pineo 1906
/, 50.
Chase, Robert Dexter 1911
Chase, Stephen Abbott
c, 29.
Chase, Walter Lincoln 1892
Chase, Ward Beecher 1885
Chase, Wayland Johnson 1887
PAGE
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216
304
249
88
76
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131
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521
271
201
669
301
579
450
353
198
569
441
191
388
428
558
334
476
370
261
191
525
511
222
358
471
347
347
415
405
149
636
388
415
309
283
291
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Chase, William Nelson 1887
Chase, William Sheafe 1881
h, 668.
Chase, William Staughton 1842
Chase, Winifred Florence 1906
Chauviteau, Louis nV79i
Chauviteau, Salabert nl794
Cheesman, Merton Alfred rel896
Cheever, Annie Francis 1903
Cheever, Tracy Patch 1843
Cheever, William Edson 1904
Chen, Ju-Hsiang nl909
Cheney, nl794
Cheney, Frank Woodbridge 1854
Cheney, Frederick Shepard. . . .nl893
Cheney, George Wilder 1907
Cheney, Harrie Norman nl904
Cheney, Joseph 1801
Cheney, Knight Dexter 1860
Cheney, Oren Burbank nl839
Cheney, Richard Otis ral862
Chesbro, James Wallace 1900
Chesebro, Edmund Denison 1887
Chesebrough, Albert Stanton . . . rel889
Chesebrough, George Washing-
ton 1842
Chesley, John Osborne 1911
Chessman, Charles F ral854
Chessman, Daniel 1811
Chichester, Franklin Irving 1908
Chick, Edson Cummings 1864
Chick, John Spaulding 1864
Child, Charles ShubaU 1870
Child, Edward Freeborn 1871
Child, Frank Linus 1870
Child, Horace Walter nl871
Child, John Throop
c, 27.
Child, Sylvester
c, 26.
Child, William Spencer 1837
Childs, Abiel 1820
Childs, Charles Henry nl857
Childs, Charles Theodore nl864
Childs, Frank Hammett 1906
Childs, Gertrude Mace 1908
Childs, Harold Chessman 1878
Childs, Lovell nl833
Chinard, Gilbert
/, 47.
Chipman, George White nl896
Chipman, Paul Lloyd 1908
Chipman, William Pendleton 1875
Chisholm, John Maxwell 1816
Choate, Horace nl864
Choquette, Louis Pierre Paul. .nl911
Chou, Tsung-Hua nl909
Christie, Chester Irving ral910
Christiansen, Adolph Odin 1912
Chrystie, Robert John jl910
Church, ■ »il797
PAGE
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268
149
557
432
432
490
553
151
376
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432
180
486
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506
71
198
444
464
353
291
484
149
415
453
85
400
209
209
228
232
228
471
135
100
458
466
389
560
257
440
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400
246
95
466
521
516
519
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613
432
NAME CIASS PAGE
Church, Benjamin Gorton 1820 100
Church, Charles Richmond nl907 512
Church, George Dudley 1899 847
h, 669.
Church, George Everett yl906 612
Church, Joseph 1909 405
Church, Joseph Mauran 1831 125
Church, Margaret Brooks 1912 565
Church, Melvin Francis 1898 340
Church, Millie Dimond 1905 556
Church, Nathaniel Boomer. . . .?il911 521
Churchill, Chester Stanley 1896 328
Churchill, Samuel Belden 1896 328
Claflin, Albert Whitman 1906 389
o, 602.
Claflin, William nl837 442
Clagett, John Ramsay 1848 165
Claggett, Rufus A1829 639
Clampitt, Gertrude rel911 575
Clap, Elisha A1810 630
Clapp, Bela Carlisle »1890 484
Clapp, Edith Ray 1900 549
a, 597.
Clapp, Fayette 1848 165
Clapp, Frederick Otis 1895 323
a, 594; /, 43.
Clapp, Harry Adams nl900 498
Clapp, Joseph B nl827 438
Clapp, Levi Wheaton 1870 228
Clapp, Lucia Maria al893 592
Clapp, Ralph Roger rel890 484
Clapp, Sarah Cleveland spl898 579
Clapp, Sylvanus fel870 655
Clapp, Warren Benjamin 1848 165
Clark, Agnes Elizabeth 1899 548
a, 600.
Clark, Andrew nl841 445
Clark, Annie Cocks 1907 548
Clark, Arthur Chessman nl911 521
Clark, Asa Franklin 1837 135
Clark, Bertha Louise 1905 556
Clark, Byron Jil888 483
Clark, Charles Wesley 1900 853
Clark, Donald Graham 1909 405
Clark, Edward Lord 1868 191
Clark, Edward Winter 1857 189
h, 665.
Clark, Eunice Mildram ... «pl906 582
Clark, Frank nl855 455
Clark, Franklin Chase 1869 225
Clark, Frederick 1823 109
Clark, Gertrude Mary. : 1907 558
Clark, Harry Clinton 7!l882 478
Clark, Harry Smith 1902 364
a 599.
Clark, Henry. ..." nl860 462
Clark, Henry F »il857 458
Clark, Henry Finney 1809 82
Clark, Henry Garfield 1907 395
Clark, Herbert Francis nl899 495
Clark, Herbert Warner «pl904 537
INDEX
693
NAME CI.&B8 PAGE
Clark, Homer 1887 291
Clark, Homer Metcalf »pl903 536
Clark, Howard Lee 1876 249
Clark, James Osgood Andrew. . .1851 172
h, 661.
Clark, John Bates rel869 470
Clark, John Clarence 1911 415
Clark, John Francis 1875 246
Clark, John MitcheU 1865 213
Clark, Joseph 1815 93
Clark, Joseph Bond 1848 165
Qark, Joshua
c, 25
Clark, Leonidas Franklin 1910 410
Clark, Le Roy Oakley nl906 511
Clark, Paul Franklin 1904 376
a, 600, 604.
Clark, Roy Elliott 1901 358
Clark, Samuel W nl796 432
Clark, Theron 1895 323
/, 50.
Clark, Mrs. Theron 1907 648
Clark, Thomas March A1860 652
Clark, Thomas Murray 1792 62
Clark, Walter Irving rel912 525
Clark, Walter WilUam 1899 347
Clark, William Lathrop 1901 358
Clarke, Abraham Synsen
c, 23.
Clarke, Alfred Theophilus nl899 496
Clarke, Arthur Franklin rel889 484
Clarke, Augustus Peck 1861 201
Clarke, Benjamin Franklin 1863 206
h, 664; /, 34, 40; c, 21, 26, 32.
Clarke, Daniel Allen 1901 359
Qarke. Elam Lewis 1885 283
Clarke, Erastus Weeden 1902 364
Clarke, George Ellery nl861 451
Clarke, Henry Augustus nl828 439
Clarke, James Mason 1838 138
Clarke, John Hopkins 1809 82
Clarke, John Innes
u, 26.
Clarke, Joseph
ch, 9; c, 26.
Clarke, Joshua
ch, 13; c, 25.
Clarke, Latham , al903 599
A, 45.
Clarke, Louis Vincent nl902 502
Clarke, Lucius Watson 1825 113
Clarke, Marion McAllister 1897 334
Qarke, Martha Reynolds 1895 545
Clarke, Maude Evelyn 1902 562
/, 49, 50.
Clarke, Mary pifield 1913 567
Clarke, Oliver Peny nl880 477
Clarke, Peleg
c, 26.
Clarke, Prescott Orloff 1880 264
Clarke, Robert Irving nl910 519
NAME CLASS
Clarke, Ronald Blake 1908
Clarke, Mrs. Ronald Blake ?il909
Clarke, Samuel 1836
Clarke, Thomas S ml838
Clarke, William A1769
Clarke, WiUis Gaylord 1878
Clay, Joseph A1806
c, 27.
Clement, George Henry nl883
Clayton, Mrs. Thomas R 1902
Cleasby, Clarence Sawyer nl9H
Clemence, Stella Risley 1910
Clement, Moses B nl837
Cleveland, Ernest Rexford 1914
Cleveland, George Farrington.«pl896
Cleveland, Grace Mabel 1896
Cleveland, Ira 1826
Cleveland, John A1803
Cleveland, John Albert nl910
Cleveland, Palmer 1806
Clifford, James Garfield 1903
Clifford, John Henry 1827
h, 646.
Clifford, John Maurice 1906
CUfford, Lewis Wade 1825
Clifford, Nathan fel868
Clift, Arthur Ogden 1901
CUft, Charles Eugene 1897
Cloues, Alfred Samuel nl912
Clones, William Jacob 1884
Clough, Benjamin Crocker
/, 48.
Clough, Harry Duffleld 1908
a, 606.
Clough, John Arthur 1899
Clough, Warren Almon 1904
a, 600; /, 46.
Cloutier, LiUian Ethel spl904
Clow, Arlington Ingalls nl904
Coats, Albert Blake «pl904
Coates, Clarence Albert 1901
Coates, Frank Avery 1872
Coates, Stuart Auchincloss »il891
Cobb, Alfred Preston nl907
Cobb, Alvan 1813
Cobb, Annie Mabel 1903
Cobb, Clara Battey sj)1895
Cobb, David A1790
Cobb, Edwin Schuyler 1900
Cobb, Mrs. Edwin Schuyler 1900
Cobb, Frank Porter nl882
Cobb, Geneva Atkins «pl896
Cobb, George Raymond ral912
Cobb, Harry Moses 1903
Cobb, Haven Alton 1908
Cobb, Leander 1824
Cobb, Mrs. Luther Franklin. . . .1901
Cobb, Mabel Ingraham 1900
Cobb, Nathaniel 1821
Cobb, OUver 1796
A, 640.
PAGE
400
574
133
443
616
257
629
479
652
521
663
442
428
531
545
113
628
519
78
371
118
389
113
664
359
334
525
279
400
347
376
581
506
538
359
235
486
513
88
563
577
621
364
550
478
678
525
371
400
110
551
549
103
66
BEOWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Cobb, Stephen Alouzo 1868
Cobb, Thomas 1790
Coburn, Richard Vance 1913
Cochran, Robert 1809
Cochran, Thomas 1799
Cochrane, William B ml854
Cockroft, Grace Amelia 1914
Cocroft, Reginald Bifield rel909
Codman, John hlSli
Coe, Curtis 1776
Coe, Henry Isaac 1846
Coffey, Thomas Aloysius nl900
Coffin, Bertha May 1908
Coffin, Frederick William 1841
Coffin, George Henry 1874
Coffin, Herbert Rice relOll
Coffin, Howard Aldndge 1901
Coffin, Mrs. Howard Aldridge. . .1902
Coffin, Irving Haven 1908
Coffin, Lillian Maude 1903
a, 603.
Coffin, Rufus nl839
Coffin, Timothy Gardner 1813
Cogan, Richard Merwin nl901
Coggeshall, Francis William nl848
Coggeshall, Freeborn 1867
Coggeshall, James Hayden 1840
Coggeshall, Josiah Hayden 1808
Coggeshall, Thomas Jefferson . . . 1827
Coghill, George Ellett 1896
a, 598.
Cogswell, William A1816
Cohen, Leo rel912
Cohen, Samuel 1902
Coker, Robert ral909
Colas, Antonio nl910
Colbert, Jesse Beauregard ral896
Colbum, Alfred 1838
Colburn, Frederick Wilkinson. . .1894
Colburn, Guy Blandin 1904
a, 600; /, 46.
Colburn, Isaac Davis 1859
Colburn, Justin Edwards k1871
Colburn, Moses 1824
Colburn, Zaccheus 1827
Colby, Arthur Hutchins 1891
Colby, Charles Lewis 1858
h, 661; c, 24, 30.
Colby, Earl Westgate k1910
Colby, Everett 1897
h, 666; c, 32.
Colby. Gardner 1887
c, 29, 31.
Colby, Harrison Gray Otis 1827
Colby, Henry Francis 1862
h, 659.
Colby, Louis St. Clair 1889
Colby, Nathaniel Lord ml871
Colby, Philip ftl817
Cole, Albert Bronson s;pl900
PAGE
191
60
424
82
69
453
569
517
632
56
. 159
498
560
146
242
521
359
552
400
553
444
88
499
449
219
144
80
118
525
364
517
519
490
138
317
376
195
472
110
118
304
191
619
291
118
204
297
472
633
634
NAME CLASS
Cole, Alfred Dodge 1884
Cole, Azel Dow 1838
h, 659.
Cole, Daniel 1867
Cole, Edward Benjamin 1882
Cole, Elizabeth Reynolds 1908
Cole, Francis Sessions 1899
Cole, Frederick Pierce rel896
Cole, George 1834
Cole, Harrison nl863
Cole, John
c, 26.
Cole, Joseph Stearns 1900
Cole, Marion Shirley 1907
a, 605.
Cole, Nathaniel A ml858
Cole, Sands Grant. 1826
Cole, Thomas Sessions 1886
Cole, Walter Hutchinson nl891
Colegrave, Bela Horton rel849
Coleman, Christopher Harris. . .ral893
Coleman, Prescott Holmes nl885
Coleman, William 1897
Coles, Barah Gritman nlOOl
CoUenburg, William George nl903
CoUett, Mary Elizabeth gl9U
Colley, Ethel Congdon «j)1902
Collier, John Howard splSOS
Collier, Mrs. John Howard 1905
Collier, Theodore Frelinghuysen
/, 38.
ColUer, William 1797
c, 27.
Collingwood, John Chichester. .b1910
Collins, Abel Chalkley 1878
c, 32.
Collins, Alice «pl903
Collins, Benjamin Fletcher splSOS
Collins, Carrie Josephine ml910
Collins, Clarkson Abel 1876
Collins, Clarkson Abel, Jr nl908
Collins, Elijah William Bagster. .1897
Collins, Eliot Loomis nl910
Collins, Frank Charles rel912
Collins, George Lewis 1873
0, 29, 31.
Collins, George Sanders 1865
Collins, Harry Wright 1907
a, 605.
Collins, James Cross 1892
Collins, James Franklin M896
/, 37, 43.
Collins, Louis Robinson 1910
Collins, Mrs. Louis Robinson 1908
Collins, Margaret Griswold 1912
Collins, Mary Elizabeth rel900
Collins, Maude ?il898
Collins, Porter Durant 1913
Collins, Sheldon Chalkley 1912
Collins, Walter Nichols nl907
Collins, William Wilberforce. . . .1873
PAGE
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138
219
271
560
347
490
130
465
354
558
459
lis
287
486
460
486
480
334
499
504
614
580
536
656
67
619
257
581
636
574
249
514
334
519
525
239
183
396
309
664
410
560
665
671
670
424
420
513
240
INDEX
695
NAME CTLASB
Colman, Ebenezer 1815
Colman, Mrs. Earl S «pl893
Colman, Royal James rel911
Colmetz, Richard Alexander .... 1910
Colony, George Timothy nl906
Colt, Le Baron Carleton 1899
Colt, Le Baron Bradford A1882
Colton, Daniel Anthony nl901
Colver, Charles Kendrick 1842
Colvin, Mrs. Lewis A 1899
Colvin, Sarah Hale 1899
Colvin, Stephen Sheldon 1891
a, 592: /, 37, 41.
Colvin, Vincent Livingstone. . .«pl902
Colwell, Francis 1856
Colwell, Henry Frederick nl887
Colwell, James Windsor 1864
Colwell, John Steele 1900
Colwell, John Wilmarth 1872
Colwell, Raymond Carpenter 1913
Colwell, Richard Steere 1870
h, 661.
Colwell, Roaldo Franklin 1876
Colwell, Wilmarth Holt nl899
Comee, Frederick Morton nl896
Comee, Arthur Metcalf Morton rel899
Comey, John Winthrop 1898
Comfort, Charles Linnaeus. . . .nl857
Compton, Samuel Edward 1907
Comstock, Alice May ^1912
Comatock, Andrew
c, 31.
Comstock, Andrew Burroughs ... 1910
a, 606.
Comstock, Benjamin Gladding «pl 897
Comstock, Clara Elizabeth 1895
a, 594.
Comstock, George Francis 1879
Comstock, Marjorie Stuart .... yl909
Comstock, Nathan nl830
Comstock, Oliver Cromwell hlSSS
Comstock, Richard Borden 1876
Comstock, Richard William. . .spl898
Comstock, William Pratt 1899
Comstock, William Whipple. .nml823
Conant, Cyrus K jiml822
Conant, Edmund Barker nl913
Conant, Gertrude Mary 1912
Conant, Morris Ferguson «1910
Conant, Cyrus Whitman rel824
Conant, Gains 1800
Conant, Ziba 1819
Conant, Lewis Hartsough 1903
Conant, Thomas B nl833
Conant, Willis Garrett 1910
Cone, Spencer Houghton fel842
Condy, Jeremiah
eh, 10, 13; e, 22.
Coney, Samuel 1829
Congdon, Charles Taber rel841
h, 658.
576
521
410
511
347
659
499
149
548
548
305
536
186
482
209
354
235
424
228
249
495
490
495
340
458
395
614
410
532
545
261
613
440
632
249
533
347
590
590
528
565
519
437
70
99
371
440
410
644
122
445
NAME CLASS
Congdon, Eleanor Buffum. . . .sjjl896
Congdon, George Edgar 1899
Congdon, Gilbert Arnold rel878
Congdon, Harold nl894
Congdon, Horace Lincoln nl867
Congdon, Howard Wilbur 1906
a, 602.
Congdon, Joseph Whipple 1855
Congdon, Robert Wheaton .... nl849
Congdon, Walter nl868
Congdon, William Stebbins 1875
Conibear, George Ashton «pl900
Conklin, Earl Biddle 1909
Conley, Annie Louise 1904
Conley, George Lawrence nl906
Conley, John Edward nl889
Conley, Redmond Peter spWOi
Connable, Alfred Beethoven. . .nl894
Connell, Arthur Irving 1887
Council, Charles Walter 1881
Connell, Chester Chisholm nl908
Connell, William Matthew 1909
Connelly, James Greenan 1909
Connelly, John William nl896
Connelly, Laurence Daniel. . . .spl90%
Connolly, James Henry 1905
Connolly, John Edward fil899
Connor, Herbert Ray 1911
Conover, Henry H.
/,46.
Conover, Peter Schenck nl884
Conroy, William Michael 1909
Convers, Jacob 1790
Converse, Clarence Clarendon . . nl891
Converse, Joshua Perkins 1844
Conway, Mrs. John Edward . nl898
Conyers, Henry 1912
Conyngton, Mary Katherine . . . yl901
Conzelman, Joseph Harrison. . . .1912
Cook, Albert Burke 1888
Cook, Alice Frances 1910
Cook, Amy Jenckes 1902
Cook, Austin Norcross 1914
Cook, Benjamin 1868
Cook, Chester Aquila 1891
Cook, Daniel 1807
Cook, Dennis 1805
Cook, Edward Herbert nl871
Cook, Edwin Pulver 1914
Cook, Fred Milton 1903
Cook, Frederick Webster 1905
Cook, George Frederick nl903
Cook, Harry Francis 1909
Cook, Herbert Leonard ?il912
Cook, Jane Wilson 1914
Cook, Jason Osborne 1906
o, 602
Cook, Mrs. Jason Osborne 1908
Cook, Joseph Edward 1914
Cook, Joseph Bullein 1797
Cook, Lewis Aden nl883
PAGE
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347
476
488
469
389
183
450
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534
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538
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291
268
514
406
406
490
536
382
496
415
479
406
60
485
154
570
420
611
420
296
563
552
428
222
305
79
76
472
428
371
382
504
406
525
569
561
428
67
479
696
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Cook, Lorin Morris 1866
Cook, Maurice Howe 1897
Cook, Orchard A1807
Cook, Orchard nlSlO
Cook, Raymond Capron 1895
Cook, Raymond Warner nl913
Cook, Rufns Halstead rel901
Cooke, Amasa 1776
Cooke, Arthur Barstow nl891
Cooke, Charles Doughty 1888
Cooke, Charles Osmond 1899
a, 596.
Cooke, Clara Louise 1905
Cooke, Daniel 7il778
Cooke, Frank Starr 1905
Cooke, Henry Tudor 1808
Cooke, Henry Williams nl890
Cooke, James Welch 1829
Cooke, Laura Elizabeth 1912
Cooke, Nathaniel Bowen 1840
Cooke, Nellie Frances 1897
Cooke, Nicholas
c, 26.
Cooke, Nicholas Francis nl850
Cooke, Ruth Elizabeth 1914
Cooke, Stephen Aldrich 1861
Cooley, Grace Emma al895
Coolidge, Edith Francis 1913
Coolidge, James ™1857
Coolidge, Rachael Abbie nl911
Coombe, Irving Wesley 1870
Coombs, James Parker rel897
Coomer, John nl770
Coon, Elsie Judson ml907
Cooney, John Joseph Aloysius. . . 1908
Cooney, John Philip nl891
Cooper, Mrs. Andrew S nl904
Cooper, Burton Henry spl895
Cooper, Clayton Sedgwick 1894
Cooper, Frederick Fames 1913
Cooper, Gerald Arthur 1906
Cooper, George nl887
Cooper, George Saunders 1900
/, 44.
Cooper, Henry Elliott 1895
Cooper, Wilson Conner 1841
Copeland, Albert Linwood nl901
Copeland, Alice spl909
Copeland, Benjamin 1815
Copeland, George 1815
Copeland, Herman 1910
Copeland, Mrs. Lucian B «pl909
Coppen, Charles Bernard 1902
Corbett, Benjamin Smith 1837
Corbett, Mrs. E. A., Jr «pl900
Corbett, Wallace Wayland nl858
Corbin, Abel Rathbone 1902
Corbin, Charles Mason rel865
Corbin, David Potter 1860
Corcoran, Charles Michael .... sj)1910
Corcoran, George Bartlett 1906
PAGE
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434
323
528
499
56
485
296
347
556
430
382
80
484
122
565
144
545
450
569
201
593
567
458
575
228
492
430
573
400
485
572
530
317
424
389
482
354
146
499
583
93
93
411
583
364
135
580
459
364
467
198
542
389
NAJUE CLASS PAOI
Corcoran, Thomas Patrick 1893 31 J
Cordery, Carl Leslie 1908 401
Corey, Edward Pittman 1902 364
Corey, Jacob 1808 80
Corlew, Rufus Edward 1898 340
Corlis, George William Russell . . . 1808 81
m, 587.
Corliss, Edward Warren nl895 489
Corliss, George Frost nl866 468
/. 40.
Corliss, George Henry A1870 65S
Corliss, Louis Irving rel913 528
Cornell, Howard Potter 1881 268
Cornell, Theodore Arthur 1903 371
a 599* f 45.
Cornell, William Mason 1827 118
Cornett, Gardner 1898 340
Comett, Henry nl874 474
Corning, Douglas Duval ral912 525
Cornish, Freeman 1855 183
Corp, Alfred Elwood 1911 415
Corp, Francis Julia nl910 574
Corp, Henry William 1907 395
Corrigan, Edward James nl912 525
Corrigan, Henry John Cole 1898 341
Corthell, Arthur Bateman 1881 268
Corthell, Elmer Lawrence 1867 219
h, 663.
Corthell, Howard Lawrence nl899 496
Corthell, James Roland nl873 473
Cory, Mrs. Benjamin H 1902 552
Cory, Ella Frances 1902 552
a, 599.
Cory, Herbert Ellsworth 1906 389
Cosgrove, Lillian Ruth 1910 563
a, 605.
Coss, Bartlett Chamberlain nl909 517
Cossit, Ranna 1771 54
Costello, Michael Francis 1905 382
Cotton, Charles W813 632
m, 585.
Cotton, Dorothea Esther «pl904 581
Cotton, Flora Melville 1904 554
Cotton, William Mather 1899 347
Cotton, Mrs. William Mather. . . 1902 552
Cottrell, Arthur Maxson 1897 334
Cottrell, Edwin Angell nl905 508
Cottrell, Walter Coates 1899 361
Coughlin, Frederick Aloysius 1904 376
Coughlin, George Rice 1897 336
Coulter, Hermon Nelson spl901 535
Coulter, Joseph nl905 608
Coulter, Vincil Carey al904 600
Coulters, Daisy Frances 1901 551
Couper, Alexander Wylly 1854 180
Courten, Henry Carlton nl904 506
Covell, Joseph Smith 1822 106
Covell, Mrs. Louis Everett 1902 552
/ 49 50.
Covell, Phanuel' Bishop 1907 395
Cowell, Benjamin 1803 74
INDEX
697
NAME CLASS PAGE
Cowell, Frank Bourne spldOi 538
Cowell, Joseph Harris 1869 225
Cowell, Samuel 1840 144
Cowen, Abraham Frank nl901 499
Cowen, Bernard rel902 502
Cowles, Edwin nl859 460
Cox, Fred Judson 1903 371
Cox, John Harrington 1897 336
Cox, Samuel Sullivan 1846 159
h, 659
Cox, William Aloysius rel905 508
Coxe, Charles Sidney A1820 635
Coy, Eliab Washburn 1858 191
Coyle, Patrick Joseph spWOi 538
Coyne, Michael Francis «pl909 541
Cozzens, Benjamin 1811 85
Cozzens, James Gould rel856 456
Cozzens, Samuel Dexter 1853 178
Craft, Henry Kempton 1906 511
Crafts, EUphalet Porter 1821 103
Crafts, Frederic 1816 95
Crafts, Jonathan Porter 1817 96
Crafts, Roland Kimball nl905 508
Craig, Clingman nl861 463
Craig, Frederick Phillips 7il902 502
Craig, William Henry 1888 295
Cragin, Charles Chester 1863 206
Cragie, William Charles 1874 243
Crandall, William Wells nl854 453
Crane, Alvin Millen 1869 225
Crane, Benjamin 1828 120
Crane, Daniel 1796 66
Crane, Daniel nl834 441
Crane, Daniel Bradley rel904 506
Crane, Denzel M nl839 444
Crane, Frank Goodwin 1898 341
Crane, John A1803 623
A, 628
Crane, John Lormg 1880 264
Crane, Joshua Eddy 1872 235
Crane, Judson Adams 1905 382
Crane, Mendell Winthrop 1900 354
Crane, Silas Axtell 1823 109
h, 650; /, 39.
Cranshaw, Helen Frances 1909 562
Cranshaw, James Lloyd nl911 521
Cranston, Elizabeth nl907 573
Cranston, George Edward 1869 225
Cranston, Henry Albert nl881 477
Cranston, Raymond Earl nl905 508
Cranston, Sarah sj)1907 583
Cranston, William Henry ?il842 446
Crapo, Blanche May 1907 558
Crapo, Lyla Cameron 1911 564
Crapo, Samuel Abom 1821 103
Crapon, Elizabeth Rolinson 1907 559
Crawford, Clarence Buck 1887 201
Crawford, Henderson 7il856 456
Crawford, Luther 1831 125
Crawford, Mary Ida m1898 570
Crawford, Randall ml823 437
NAME CLASS
Crawley, Edmund Albem M844
Crawley, Ernest Willard 1901
Cray, William rel897
Creed, Mrs. Lawrence J spl905
Creelman, Allan David nl910
Creighton, Eben 1897
Creighton, Thomas Lloyd Halsey
nl836
Cressey, Frank Graves 1891
Cressey, Timothy Robinson hl836
Cressy, John Yoimg 1876
Cripps, Everett Thomas 1913
Crisp, Thomas Steffe M832
Crist, Elizabeth «j)1905
Cristy, Albert Moses 1909
Crocker, Charles Thomas 1854
Crocker, Edward Savage ml881
Crocker, George Augustus nl853
h, 653.
Crocker, Henry 1867
Crocker, Jared FuUer 1849
Crocker, Louis Allen 1898
Crocker, Nathan Bourne fel812
c 22 23.
Crocker, Peter. '. nl814
Crocker, Ralph Conant nl904
Crocker, Samuel Leonard 1822
Crocker, Samuel Leonard 1856
Crocker, Vincent Lawton 1912
Crocker, William 1822
Crocker, William Allen
c, 29.
Crocker, William Baylies 1856
Croker, Frank Henry «1901
Croker, Richard Samuel nl900
Cronkhite, Leonard Wolsey 1905
Cronkhite, Mrs. Leonard Wolsey
spl906
Crooke, Saunders Malbone 1824
Crooker, George Hazard 1887
Crooks, Margaret 1914
Crosby, Alice Marion 1904
Crosby, C. C. P nml823
Crosby, Joshua nl788
h, 623.
Crosby, Stephen »il814
Crosby, Thomas 1894
a, 593; /, 37, 42.
Crosby, Walter Theodore 1895
Crosby, Wilson Gardner 1883
/, 40.
Cross, Earle Bennett 1905
a, 602, 604; /, 38.
Cross, George Warren 1835
Cross, Hardy
/, 38.
Cross, Herbert Richard 1900
Cross, John Alexander nl878
Cross, Marguerite spl904
Cross, Mary Wilson ffl905
PAGE
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359
492
582
519
442
305
642
249
425
639
582
406
180
477
452
220
167
341
631
435
506
106
186
420
106
186
500
498
382
582
110
291
569
554
590
431
435
317
323
275
382
131
354
476
583-
612
698
BEOWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Crossley, Florence Alice 1910 563
a, 607.
Crossley, Moses Leverock 1909 406
a, 605, 606; /, 47.
Crossley, Mrs. Moses Leverock; . 1909 662
Grossman, Joseph Warren 1795 64
Croswell, Andrew 1843 151
Croswell, Mary Carr al910 605
Crouch, Abraham 1787 58
Crouch, Charles Withers 1829 122
Crouch, Hazell Wilkinson 1830 123
Crouch, James Robert ^1905 612
Crowell, Arthur Freeman 1899 347
Crowell, Asa Clinton 1886 287
a, 592; /, 36, 41.
Crowell, Mrs. Asa Clinton ol904 600
Crowell, Azariah Foster 1903 371
Crowell, Elisha Allan »1906 511
Crowell, George Marcus 1894 317
Crowell, Mary Carr 1909 562
Crowell, Prince Sears rel904 506
Crowell, William ml838 443
h, 643.
Crowley, William Joseph nl908 514
Crowther, George Marsden 1913 425
Crum, Ralph Brinckerhoff 1913 425
Crumb, Virginia Morgan rel898 570
Crumley, Mildred Ernestine. . .nl912 575
Crummett, Carl Stone ml907 513
Crutcher, George Charles nl861 463
Cubberby, HoUis Brown 1906 389
Cuddy, Charles Francis nl903 504
Cull, Joseph Henry 1910 411
Cullen, Charles Rocke 1846 159
Cullen, William Mortimer Jil906 511
Gulp, Silas Wood Sextus rel844 447
Cutting, Sewall Sylvester
c 29
Culver, George Henry 1877 263
Culver, Samuel Winslow. ....... 1881 268
Gumming, William James «pl904 538
Cummings, Abraham 1776 56
Cummings, Augustus nl854 453
Cunmiings, Frank Anthony. . . .nl907 513
Cummings, James Lawrence .... 1914 428
Cummings, Mrs. John J nl902 671
Cummings, Lloyd Roswell nl912 625
Cummings, Preston 1822 106
Cummings, William Walter 1912 420'
Cunningham, Augustus Nelson. Jil863 465
Cunningham, Edward Francis . . rel893 486
Curley, Robert Sylvester 1907 396
Curran, John Leo 1907 396
Currey, Samuel 1836 131
Currier, Andrew Robeson nl898 494
Currier, Clinton Harvey 1898 341
o, 595; /, 44.
Currier, David nl901 600
Currier, Walter Barron Hastings
«j>1900 534
NAME CLASS
Curry, Curtis Chase «yl899
Curry, Edgar James jrl906
Curry, Katherme Elizabeth 1914
Curry, Samuel A1866
Curtice, Fred PhUbrick nl903
Curtis, Alton Kallock »pl898
Curtis, Benjamin Robbins ftl857
Curtis, David 1808
Curtis, George William A1854
h, 659.
Curtis, Harold Redwood 1909
Curtis, James Burrill nl840
Curtis, Joseph Henry »il863
Cm-tis, Lyman W rel858
Curtis, Myron Shirley 1907
Curtis, Phaip Chadsey 1911
Curtis, William Woodside 1891
Curtiss, Elva Elise 1899
Cvui;iss, George Graham 1848
Curtiss, Moses rel837
Gushing, Abel 1810
Gushing, Adoniram Judson 1870
Gushing, Alice May 1902
Gushing, Arthur 1889
Gushing, Frederick Simms 1906
Gushing, Harold Leavitt 1914
Gushing, Harry Cooke 1864
Gushing, Herbert Howard to1895
Gushmg, Ira May 1899
Gushing, Josiah Nelson 1862
h, 658.
Gushing, Perez Lincoln 1849
Gushing, Sumner Webster al911
Gushing, Susanna Y spl895
Gushing, Walter John 1871
Gushing, Mrs. Walter John. . .«pl895
Cushman, Albert Henry 7il902
Cushman, Apollos 1802
Cxishman, Austin Sprague 1848
Cushman, Bartholomew 1806
Cushman, Franklin Richmond . al902
Cushman, George Francis W846
Cushman, Job 1819
Cushman, John Houston 1913
Cushman, Levi 71I8O8
Cushman, Richards 1844
Cushman, Robert 1893
Cushman, Samuel «1856
Cushman, Samuel rel893
Cutler, Benjamin Clarke 1822
Cutler, Carl Custer 1903
Cutler, Edward Hutchins 1857
f 40 49.
Cutler, Enos'. . .' 1800
/, 38.
Cutler, George 1839
Cutler, Mildred Elame 1914
Cutler, Stephen 1795
Cutler, Waldo Page.' 7il899
Gutter, Aromi P ?il789
Cutts, James Madison 1866
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Cyr, Lucy Evangeline 1900 549
D
D'Arcais, Guglielmo
/.41.
D'Wolf, Charles H nl825 438
D'Wolf, John nl806 434
h, 632; /, 33.
D'Wolf, John nl826 438
D'Wolf, John James A1833 640
D'Wolf, William Frederic 1831 125
h, 641.
D'Wolf, Henry 1806 3'8
De Blois, Austen Kennedy al888 591
o, 591.
De Camp, Ezekiel Luther 1858 192
De Camp, James Freeman 1858 192
De Coudres, Thomas Hart 1899 347
De Lewenhaupt, Mrs <2)1898 579
De Merritt, Eugene Bromley. . «j)1903 537
De Mill, Elisha Budd nl850 450
h, 648.
De Mille, James 1854 180
De Vault, Walter David 1898 341
a 595.
De Voll, Earl Clinton ral903 505
De Witt, Amos Atwell 1855 183
De Witt, WiUiam nl831 440
De Wolf, Francis Le Baron nl868 469
De Wolf, Harold »pl900 534
De Wolf, James Andrews 1861 201
De Wolf, John Halsey »il857 458
De Wolf, Paul Churchill 1905 382
De Wolf, Philip si)1897 532
De Wolf, Winthrop nl851 451
Daboll, John 1884 279
DaboU, William Smith rel873 473
Daggett, Fred Johnson ^1890 609
Daggett, Gardner 1802 72
Daggett, Herman 1788 59
Daggett, John 1826 116
Daggett, John Mayhew 1868 222
Daggett, Windsor Pratt 1902 364
Dahlgren, Emma Henrietta 1911 564
a, 608.
Dakin, Claude Burton 1900 354
Daland, Ernest Merrill 1912 420
Dale, Hervey Smith 1834 130
Dale, John Lombard 1868 222
Dale, Nelson Clark al909 604
/, 47.
Dallam, James Wilmer 1837 135
Dalton, Edward Fisher nl911 521
Dalton, Walter William 1826 116
Damon, David E nl858 459
Damon, Henry Chester 1910 411
Damon, Lewis Porter 1905 382
Damon, Lindsay Todd
/. 37.
Dana, Agnes Sanborn al909 604
Dana, Charles Bates 1899 847
NAME CLASS
Dana, Daniel A1793
Dana, Gideon 1830
Dana, Josiah A1790
Dane, Earl Balcom nl911
Danforth, Horatio Leonard 1825
Danforth, Walter Raleigh 1805
Daniels, David 1824
Daniels, Francis Adolphus 1862
Daniels, George Metealf 1861
Daniels, Walter Wheaton rel903
Danielson, Amos Lockwood 1886
Danielson, Florence Harris al910
/, 48.
Danielson, John De Forest 1887
Danne, Frederic nl857
Darling, Collins 1810
Darling, Ernest Lincoln 1898
Darling, George E nl861
Darling, Levi B nl861
Darling, Mrs. Lyman Morse. . .ml901
Darrow, James Wallace 1880
Dart, William Burdick nl857
Dary, Albert Nelson 1878
Dashiell, Lefferts Mason 1897
Dauphinee, Nellie Maude 1902
Davenport, Addington nl828
Davenport, Arthur Clapp ral911
Davenport, Frank Freeman ?il906
Davenport, James Henry 1883
Davenport, John A1805
Davenport, Lillian Lucy 1913
Davey, William Kent 1855
Davey, William Bobert Park-
house 1902
a, 598.
David, Ebenezer 1772
David, George Warren 1899
David, Jacob 1899
Davidson, David nl904
Davidson, Mrs. David 1905
Davies, Benjamin A1774
Davis, Benjamin F nl854
Davis, Charles Abbott jl906
Davis, Charles Carpenter nl867
Davis, Clarence Adelbert 1914
Davis, Dorothy nl913
Davis, Edna R-ancis 1897
Davis, Edward Livingstone 1854
Davis, Felix Bertrand
/. 41.
Davis, Foster Barker 1904
Davis, Francis Howard 1882
Davis, Francis Perry 1913
Davis, Frederick William 1886
Davis, George Howard 1899
Davis, George Walker 1907
Davis, Gertrude Congdon «pl904
Davis, Gustavus Fellowes
c, 28.
Davis, Harvey Nathaniel 1901
o, 698; /. 45.
PAGE
623
123
621
521
113
76
110
204
201
504
287
605
291
458
84
341
463
463
571
264
458
257
335
552
439
521
511
275
629
567
183
364
54
347
347
507
557
618
453
612
469
428
576
545
180
376
271
426
287
347
396
681
359
700
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Davis, Henry M nl829
Davis, Hope 1906
Davis, Isaac 1822
h, 652; e, 24, 29.
Davis, James A1806
Davis, James Mercer 1902
Davis, Jared Williams 1906
Davis, Jeffrey 1870
Davis, John A1769
c, 23.
Davis, John Cassius «pl907
Davis, Joseph Charles nl896
Davis, Milton Walker «1907
Davis, Myron Powers 1901
Davis, Nathaniel French 1870
/, 34, 40.
Davis, Olin Sylvester A188S
Davis, Reuben James «pl907
Davis, Roy Tasco 1910
Davis, Timothy nl812
Davis, Wade H nl859
Davis, Walter Hawlan «pl899
Davis, Wayne Edward al913
Davis, William nl86S
Davison, Edith Dolly 1900
Davison, Herbert Franklin 1905
a, 600.
Davison, William Anthony. . . .nl896
Davitt, George Glass nl911
Davol, William Hale 1844
Dawes, Ebenezer 1846
Dawley, Earl Philip nl910
Dawley, Edward Williams 1876
Dawley, Edwin Peleg 1874
Day, Albert
c, 29.
Day, Albert Frederick nl844
Day, Alceus BaUou nl854
Day, Anne Marjorie ;1910
Day, Anthony Brown nl881
Day, Augustus Frederick A1853
Day, Charles Hoben 1888
a, 594.
Day, Elizabeth Andrews «pl905
Day, Emily Brainard «pl900
Day, Frank Leslie 1886
Day, Henry 1843
/, 34.
Day, Herbert Ernest 1893
Day, Horace Lincoln 1889
Day, Horace Talbot nl901
Day, Howard Dorrance nl893
a, 695.
Day, Israel 1887
Day, Joseph Taft 1877
Day, Robert ftl774
Day, Robert Harvey 1896
a, 594.
Deacon, Charles Frederick 1896
Deacon, Edward Parker nl884
Deacon, Thomas Irving nl903
PAGE
439
557
106
629
364
389
229
616
640
490
513
369
229
480
640
411
436
460
533
608
467
549
382
490
621
164
159
619
260
243
447
453
614
477
648
295
682
579
283
162
313
297
600
486
79
263
619
328
328
466
605
NAME CLASS
Deal, Albert Arthur »1905
Dealey, Hermione Louise 1914
Dealey, James Quayle 1890
a, 592, 693; /, 36, 42.
Dealey, William Learned 1913
a, 608.
Dealtry, Clarence Washington. . . 1904
Dean, Artemas k1803
Dean, Arthur Denorvan 1872
Dean, Benjamin Chase 1864
Dean, Benjamin Randall 1826
Dean, Bertha Mabel «pl902
Dean, Clinton Viall »pl900
Dean, James Davis 1909
Dean, John Gilmore 1806
Dean, Joshua 1809
Dean, Marion Elizabeth 1910
Dean, Myron Munson M837
Dean, Thomas 1867
Dean, William Lindley nl867
Deane, Benjamin Franklin nl848
Deane, Charles Pemberton 1867
Deane, Francis 1826
Deane, Gains 1796
Deane, Samuel A1790
Deane, Samuel 1806
Deane, Silas Walker nl880
Deane, Timothy Briggs 1822
Deane, William Brecke 1889
Deans, Charles Henry nl868
Deans, George Wheaton wl847
Dearborn, Jonathan ml824
Dearth, William Griswold 1866
Deckard, Walter William ol905
Degnan, Katherine Helen nl910
a, 606.
Delabarre, Edmund Burke nl886
/, 36.
Delabarre, Mrs. Edmund Burke
«pl904
Delabarre, Edward Ferdinand. «2)1903
Delabarre, Walter Edward 1880
Delaney, Archibald Grant
/,51.
Delaney, Charlotte Christabell . . 1909
a. 605.
Delaney, Eliza Jennetta 1906
Delaney, Lyons Eraser Hill nl902
Delaney, Mary Ida nl906
Delano, David 1809
Delano, Earle Raymond 1914
Delano, Joseph 1790
Deming, Jolm Howard 1897
Deming, Miner Rudd 1865
Deming, Wilbur Stone 1912
Dempsey, William Patrick nl881
Dench, Gilbert 1793
/, 38.
Denfeld, Charles Arthur 1889
Denfeld, William Frederidc 1881
Denico, Arthur Albertus 1904
FAG
60
56
30
42
37
43:
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588
183
600
674
481
681
637
264
662
556
502
672
82
428
60
335
213
420
477
63
297
268
S76
INDEX
701
NAME CLASS PAGE
Denison, Adelbert Stoddard 1868 222
Denison, Albert Edgar 1842 149
Denison, Frederic 1847 162
Denison, James Lloyd 1888 295
Denison, John Ledyard A1855 650
Denison, Leon Hayes 1896 842
Denison, Marion Burrows nl883 479
Dennett, Ralph Norton 1907 396
Dennett, Winfield Haines 1902 364
Dennie, Frank Edward 1909 406
Dennis, Charles Edward 1888 295
a, 592, 693; /, 43.
Dennis, Herbert Knight 1912 420
Dennis, John 1770 53
Denny, Arthur Silbert 1854 180
Densmore, Alfred Jason 1908 401
Densmore, George Amsden. .. .nl909 517
Denton, Arthur Lewis 1908 401
Detmers, Walter Hayes 1900 354
Devenish, Ursula Hope 1906 557
Devereux, Alice Gary 1901 551
Devereux, Euth Story 1897 545
a, 596.
Devine, Edward James nl901 500
Devine, Marion Frances 1914 569
Devlin, Lottie May 1904 554
Devoll, William Obed 1907 396
Dewey, Charles Thompson 1899 347
Dewey, Edwin Dorrance 1864 209
Dewing, Seth nl849 450
Dexter, Andrew 1798 68
h, 645.
Dexter, Anthony Hamilton 1902 365
Dexter, Arthur Fenner nl854 453
Dexter, Carrie Mabel b1902 571
Dexter, Charles Owen 1885 283
Dexter, Christopher Champlin. . 1812 86
Dexter, Edwin Grant 1891 305
a, 591; /, 41.
Dexter, Edwin King 1888 295
Dexter, Elijah 1806 78
Dexter, Eunice Walker «pl903 581
Dexter, George Owen b1887 482
Dexter, Henry Martyn nl840 445
h, 653.
Dexter, John B nl813 435
Dexter, Lewis nl849 450
Dexter, Lewis 1883 275
Dexter, Louis living 1906 389
Dexter, Nathaniel Wheaton 1895 323
Dexter, Robert Cloutman 1912 420
Dexter, Roscoe Morton 1900 354
Dexter, Ruth Augusta nl909 S74
Dexter, Samuel 1801 71
Dexter, Smith Owen fil893 487
Dexter, Theodore Everett 1898 341
a, 606.
Dexter, Vida Maud 1913 667
DibeU, Edwin 1847 162
Dick, Leonard Lorenzo nl886 481
Dick, Wallace Peter 1879 261
NAME CLASS PAGE
Dickerman, Albert nl855 455
Dickerman, Grace Emma
/, 50.
Dickerman, Lysander 1851 172
h, 662.
Dickerson, Charles Edwin Grin-
nell «j)1899 533
Dickinson, Alfred William 1907 396
Dickinson, Jay Rogers 1896 323
a, 594.
Dickinson, Joshua Prentiss 1811 85
Dickinson, William Hanley 1852 175
Dickman, Franklin Jackson 1846 159
k, 661.
Dickson, Margarella May nl897 570
Dickson, Thomas George 1851 172
h, 662.
Dietrich, Frank Sigel 1887 291
Dike, Norman Staunton 1885 283
Dike, Samuel Fuller 1838 138
Dike, William Heatherington. .nl855 456
Dillon, Frank Lawrence 1903 371
Dillon, Patrick Edward nl908 515
Dilts, Asa Reed 1882 271
Diman, Henry Wight 1854 180
Diman, Jeremiah Lewis 1851 172
h, 666; /, 34.
Diman, John Byron 1886 283
h, 666.
Diman, Mildred 1909 662
Djngwell, James nl865 467
Dinkins, William Hovey 1912 420
Dishman, Silas Benjamin 1911 416
Dix, Charles 7nl816 586
Dix, George Lewis nl855 456
Dix, John Adams A1820 635
Dixon, James Payson 1909 406
Dixon, Nathan Fellows 1799 69
Dixon, Nathan Fellows 1833 128
Dixon, Nathan Fellows 1869 226
Dixson. Mrs. William F nl901 671
Doane, Caroline Ida al903 699
Doane, Florence Ellsworth 1906 666
Dobbins, Frank Stockton ^11906 666
Dobler, Lydia Theodora 1910 663
Dockray, Frederic Augustus . . . nl866 468
Dockray, James Robinson nl859 461
Dodge, Ebenezer 1840 144
h, 662.
Dodge, George W nl837 442
Dodge, George Dudley nl867 458
Dodge, John William 1839 141
Dodge, Lester Earle 1903 371
Dodge, Mrs. Lester Earle nl904 572
Dodge, Paul 1797 67
Dodge, Robert Elkins
/, 43.
Dodge, William Earl nl912 525
Dodge, William Pendleton 1909 406
Doe, Edgar John 1864 209
702
BEOWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CliABS FAOE
Doering, August
f.iO.
Doggett, John Locke 1821 103
Doggett, Simeon 1788 59
/.38.
Doggett, TheophUus Pipon 1829 122
Dolan, Edwin Bailey 1893 313
Dolan, Leo Alexander nl901 500
Dolan, Peter Terrence nl901 500
Dole, Samuel P nl838 443
Dolt, Maurice Louis 1906 389
a, 602, 603; /, 46.
Domin, Lionel Victor 1912 420
Domincovich, Harry A ffl907 612
Donahoe, John Brown rel910 519
Donle, Earl Raymond 1911 416
Donle, Mrs. Earl Raymond 1910 563
Donnelly, Arthur Edward »1911 521
Donovan, Daniel Gerald 1912 420
Donovan, Nellie Veronica 1907 559
Donovan, William Fitz nl897 492
Dore, James A1793 623
Doring, Frederick William ffl900 610
Dormon, Horace Paul 1896 328
Dorman, William Richardson . . . 1892 309
c, 32.
Dom, Roscoe Conklin nl905 509
Doron, John George 1884 279
Dorr, Hemy Crawford 1839 141
Dorr, Sullivan
c, 28.
Dorrance, Andrew Murdock 1812 86
Dorrance, Charles Talbot 1867 220
Dorrance, Courtland Burgess. .nl871 472
Dorrance, Herbert Larned 1907 396
Dorrance, James Bradford 1809 83
Dorrance, John 1774 55
/, 38, 49; c, 27.
Dorrance, John Gordon 1800 70
Dorrance, John Kinnicut il864 - 209
Dorrance, Samuel Richmond 1863 206
Dorrance, Sanders Pitman nl828 439
Dorrance, William Tully 1829 122
Dorrance, William Tully 1894 318
Dort, Joseph Cummings spl904 538
Doty, Charles Harold relOll 521
Doty, Frank WUlard ™1911 521
Dougherty, James Gregory 1865 213
Doughty, Floyd Smith «pl901 535
Douglas, Blanche 1914 569
Douglas, Charles Henry 7il871 472
Douglas, Charles Henry James . . 1879 261
Douglas, Francis Dane 1863 206
Douglas, Francis Wayland 1868 222
/, 50.
Douglas, John Gale 1836 133
Douglas, Robert W nl859 461
Douglas, Samuel Noyes nl902 502
Douglas, Samuel Tobey 1872 235
Douglas, William 1839 141
Douglas, William 1894 318
NAME CLASS
Douglas, William
f,50.
Douglas, William Wilberforce. . .1861
h, 665; c, 31.
Douglass, Charles Hemy 1905
Douglass, Charles William. . . .spl90i
Douglass, Jessie May
f.SO.
Dove, William Washington 1909
Dow, Charles Howard 1899
Dow, Edwin Arthur 1911
Dow, George Washiiigton A1855
Dow, George William 1877
Dow, Nathan Henry 1840
Dow, Samuel Grove al911
Dow, William Farmer 1839
Dowd, Albert Averill 1905
Dowd, Edward Francis nl896
Dowd, Thomas Jefferson nl893
Dowell, Norah Eloise 1913
Dowling, John A1834
Dowling, Gasherie De Witt 1896
Downer, Appleton 1810
Downie, David 1869
Downing, Dana Fletcher 1900
a, 603.
Downing, George Edward nl900
Downing, Joshua Wells 1834
Downs, Joseph Warren 1900
Dows, Foster Robbins nl900
Dows, Joseph William 1899
Doyle, Sarah Elizabeth A1894
Drake, Addie May «j>1893
Drake, Ebenezer Wade nl844
Drake, Helen Mellen nl906
Drake, Henry Scudder 1877
Draper, Aaron 1790
Draper, Abijah 1797
h, 634; m, 587.
Draper, Arthur Daniel 1910
Draper, Frank Ormond 1886
Draper, Frank Winthrop 1862
Draper, George Bradford splQOS
Draper, Isaac 1844
Draper, Paul 1789
Drawbridge, Robert William 1896
Dresser, Charles 1823
Dresser, Horace nl828
Dresser, Nathan nl829
Drew, George A nl831
Drew, Jerry Dearborn 7il903
Drew, Mrs. Jerry Dearborn 1903
Dreyfus, Mrs. Max ral909
Drinkwater, Arthur Fuller M843
Drinkwater, Nathaniel 1790
Driscoll, Arthur Francis 1906
Driscoll, Joseph Ferretti nl911
Drohan, WiUiam Clark 1906
Drown, Albert Newell 1861
Drown, Solomon
cA, 9.
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70S
NAME CLASS PAGE
Drown, Willard Biirr nl870 471
Drown, William W nmlSiS 590
Drowne, Edwin Lewis nl902 502
Drowne, Frank Otis. 1911 416
Drowne, Frederick Peabody . . . nl902 502
Drowne, George Leonard 1898 341
Drowne, Henry Bemadin 1903 371
/, 46.
Drowne, Solomon 1773 54
h, 628; m, 585; /, 33; c, 23.
Drowne, Thomas Stafford 1845 156
Drury, Harold Williams 1904 376
Drury, Julia Grossman spl901 580
Drury, Leon Arthur 1902 365
Drury, Mrs. Leon Arthur 1902 552
Drury, Lucian 1866 216
Drury, Lucian Lorimer 1902 365
Drury, Luke 1813 88
Drury, Ralph Sherwin 1912 420
Duane, James May 1872 235
c, 32.
Duane, Louis nl872 472
Dubois, Edward Church fel910 668
Dubois, Henry Dean Church. . . nl898 494
Dubois, Norman Armin al903 599
a, 600; /, 46.
Dudley, Arthur Dean 1902 365
Dudley, John Edward nl911 521
Dudley, Lionell Elwood apWOi 536
Dudley, William Aldrich nl869 470
Duffy, William Joseph nl899 496
Dugan, Charles Borromeo 1901 359
a, 598.
Dugan, Peter Francis 1914 428
Dugan, Waiiam Matthew 1907 396
Duggan, John Henry «pl904 538
Duhain, Claude Louis Faye. . .*pl895 530
Dukette, Eugene Ross 1914 428
Duley, Weldon Ashley »1895 489
Dumbleton, Harold Faunce 1913 425
Dummer, Richard Owen 1904 376
a, 600; /, 46.
Dumont, Abraham Henry fel834 641
Dunbar, Eugene Kincaid 1872 235
Dunbar, George James »1861 463
Dunbar, John 1807 79
Dunbar, Joseph 1841 147
Duncan, Alexander A1843 644
c, 24, 29.
Duncan, Clinton Everett nl910 519
Duncan, George Wells nl867 469
Duncan, James Harper 1904 376
Duncan, James Henry 1849 167
h, 652; c, 23.
Duncan, John 1777 56
Duncan, Samuel White 1860 198
I? 24.
Duncan, Samuel White 1895 323
Duncan, William Butler rel8S3 452
h, 647.
Dunham, Albert MUton 1898 341
NAME CLASS
Dunham, Azanah
oh, 10, 13.
Dunham, Lewis B nl829
Dunlap, Albert nl860
Dunlap, Coleman Calvary. . . .«pl899
Dunlevy, Elias Fassett 1883
Dunn, Albert Edmund 1899
Dunn, Archibald Wallace nl908
Dunn, Herbert Luther 1891
Dunn, John Joseph splQOS
Dunn, Nathaniel ^1828
Dunn, Robinson Potter 1843
h, 653; /, 34, 39, 49.
Dunn, Theophilus Calhoun ^1828
Dunn, Thomas A1795
Dunn, Thomas Edwin 1901
Dunn, Thomas Leo nl911
Dunne, James Aloysius «pl894
Dimne, Thomas Joseph nl899
Dimnell, Henry ^1891
Dtmnell, Jacob nl859
Dunnell, Thomas Lyman 1836
Dimnell, William Wanton 1873
Dunning, John Corliss
/, 38, 47.
Dunscombe, Thomas A1792
Dunster, Henry 1880
Dunwell, James P nl834
Durfee, Edgar Greene rel867
Durfee, Elisha Chester 1914
Durfee, Everett Brownell 1884
Durfee, Frederick John nl902
Durfee, Job 1813
h, 645; c, 29.
Durfee, Nathan 1824
Durfee, Samuel Slater 1880
Din^ee, Simeon Borden 1851
Durfee, Thomas 1846
h, 657; c, 22, 24, 30.
Durfee, Thomas Russell 1824
Durfee, Winthrop Carver 1878
Durgan, Elizabeth Alexander. .«pl902
Durgin, Arthur Dudley 1914
Durgin, Frank Horace nl900
Durgin, Obadiah Elkins ml821
Durham, Frederick Alvin 1892
Dufkee, Orin Parker 1893
a, 592; /, 42.
Durkee, Ralph Everett nl905
Durnford, Henry W nl813
Dumford, John 1813
Durrett, Reuben Thomas. 1849
h, 663.
Dustin, William C rel858
Dutch, Ebenezer 1776
Dutt, Bhupendra Nath ol913
Dutton, Charles Judson «j>1908
Dutton, Newell Tracy 1870
Dutton, Samuel William Sonth-
mayd A1856
Dutton, William 1840
439
462
533
275
348
515
305
541
638
152
638
625
359
525
530
496
609
461
133
240
623
264
441
469
428
279
502
88
110
264
172
159
110
257
580
428
498
587
309
313
509
435
88
167
459
56
608
541
229
650
144
704
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Dvight, Gamaliel Lyman 182S
D wight, Gamaliel Lyman nl863
Dwight, Harrison Gray Otis . . . A1855
Duvillard, John A nlSBi
Dyar, Harrison Gray nl894
Dyer, Ebenezer Porter 1833
Dyer, Elisha 1829
Dyer, Elisha nI861
h, 664.
Dyer, Elisha 1883
Dyer, Ernest Arey nl900
Dyer, Ezekiel D nl819
Dyer, Gabriel Bemon nl869
Dyer, George 1824
Dyer, George French nl890
Dyer, Hezekiah Anthony 1894
Dyer, James Franklin 1899
Dyer, John Cottrell nl881
Dyer, William Allan 1886
Dyson, James Warren 1903
a, 599.
Dwyer, Francis «pl900
E
Eadie, Lewis Arnold nl909
Eames, Jacob 1806
Eames, James Henry 1839
Earl, Henry Hilliard 1866
Earle, Benjamin Mumford. . . .spl89i
Earle, Courtland Cook spl899
Earle, Henry 1832
Earle, James Hervey 1879
Earle, John Pitman 1871
Earle, Joseph Pitman
c, 31.
Earle, Walter Updike nl871
Earle, WUliam Willard nl856
Eastbum, Adelbert Charles 1912
Easterbrook, Gorham 1879
Easterbrooks, Mrs «pl896
Easterbrooks, Frank Davol. . . .nl897
Easterbrooks, Mrs. Frank Davol 1896
Easterbrooks, Mrs. Preston B.
/, 45.
Easterbrooks, William Young. . .1904
Eastman, Frank Gaylord nl888
Eastman, Samuel Coffin 1857
/, 49.
Easton, Charles Daniel 1899
o, 696.
Easton, Charles Reginald 1896
Easton, Charles Fabyan 1865
Easton, Frank Birch 1900
Easton, Frank Tourtellot 1892
Easton, Frederick Willard, Jr.. . . 1914
Easton, Gardner Coggeshall nl907
Easton, Herbert Eddy nl911
Easton, Jonathan
c, 23.
PAGE
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465
650
453
488
128
122
463
275
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287
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78
141
216
530
533
126
261
233
472
456
420
261
578
492
545
376
483
189
348
328
213
354
309
428
513
521
NAME CLASS
Easton, Nicholas
ok, 9, 10, 13; c, 25.
Easton, Nicholas Redwood. . . .nl905
Easton, Stephen Howard 1903
Eastwood, William Raymond . . . 1913
Eaton, Amasa Mason 1861
Eaton, Amey Brown 1907
Eaton, Asa A1818
Eaton, Charles Chester 1901
Eaton, Charles De Marcus Payne 1898
Eaton, Charles Frederick nl864
Eaton, Charles Thomas 1885
Eaton, Elizabeth Mary 1909
Eaton, George H rel837
Eaton, Giles Mardenborough 1835
Eaton, Hal Roscoe ;1911
Eaton, Harris Dickinson 1901
Eaton, Isaac A1770
ch, 10, 13.
Eaton, John Boyden 1901
Eaton, Joseph 1769
Eaton, Joseph 1795
Eaton, Leland Leslie 1901
Eaton, Mrs. Samuel E 1905
Eaton, Sherburne Blake rel863
Eaton, William Hadley 1845
h, 654; c, 30.
Eberly, Daniel iil859
Echeverria, Carlos P spl90S
Eddy, Alfred Updike 1879
Eddy, Charles Francis nl897
Eddy, Clarence Milton 1903
Eddy, Edwin Barnard nl843
Eddy, Forrest Greenwood 1874
Eddy, Frederick A , rel835
Eddy, George Alexander. nl897
Eddy, George Wilbur 1903
a, 600.
Eddy, Helen Maude nl899
Eddy, Jennie May rel901
Eddy, John 1840
Eddy, Mrs. John Levna 1901
Eddy, John Mathewson A1815
TO, 585; /, 33.
Eddy, Lloyd Champlin 1907
Eddy, Martha
/, 51.
Eddy, Olive Bowers 1905
Eddy, Richard
f,Bl.
Eddy, Richard Evans 1822
EddG', Samuel 1787
h, 627; c. 22, 23, 27.
Eddy, Samuel 1834
Eddy, Stephen Walker 1805
Eddy, William nl859
Eddy, William Henry 1831
Eddy, William Holden 1892
o, 592, 596; /, 42.
Eddy, Mrs. William Holden 1897
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NAME CLASS
Eddy, Zachariah 1799
h, 648; c, 23.
Ede, Hubert Richardson 1909
Edes, Henry ftl808
c, 23, 28.
Edes, Henry Francis 1828
Edes, Henry Ware nl854
Edes, Richard Sullivan 1830
Edgar, James Williams nl856
Edgecomb, Franklin Eugene . . . nl907
Edgeeomb, Fred Albert 1908
Edgell, John Davis 1864
Edgren, Mrs. J. Urban spl909
Edmonds, Daniel Webster nl908
Edmonds, John Gorton nl867
Edmundson, Harold Bowen 1909
Edsall, Thomas Henry 1861
Edson, William nl856
Edwards, Benjamin Alexander . .1841
Edwards, Mrs. Charles L nl908
Edwards, Enoch fel786
Edwards, Evan nl778
Edwards, George Walter 1868
Edwards, Harold Merton spl906
Edwards, Harry Elms spl911
Edwards, James A1769
Edwards, John
/, 44.
Edwards, John Blair 1896
Edwards, Morgan ftl769
ch, 10, 13; c. 22.
Edwards, Seeber 1891
Edwards, Stephen Ostrom 1879
/, 41; c, 31.
Edwards, Stafford Clarence 1895
a, 593.
Edwards, Thomas nl796
Edwards, William 1776
Eggleston, De Witt Carl 1905
Ehle, Ledro Eckford nl911
Ehle, Virgil 1908
Ehmke, Charles William 1905
Ehmke, Prank Henry 1903
a, 601.
Ehmke, Harry Albert nl908
Eiswald, George Herbert nl895
Elam, Samuel A1800
c 27
Elder, Charles Brown 1877
h, 667.
Eldredge, Henry Peirce ipl899
Eldredge, James Henry nl911
Eldredge, Joseph Merchant nl848
Eldridge, Alton Winfred nl901
Eldridge, Edgar »1890
Eldridge, Hezekiah ml825
Eley, William Henry spl905
Eliot, John S nl831
EUery, WiUiam
ch, 10, 13.
Elliot, Mrs. George W 1900
406
629
120
453
124
456
513
401
209
583
515
469
406
201
456
147
574
620
430
222
539
542
616
329
616
305
261
323
432
56
382
521
401
382
371
515
489
627
253
533
521
449
500
484
588
538
440
549
NAME CLASS
Elliot, James Edward nl905
Elliot, Lawrence Sanford 1909
Elliot, Richard Moses 1872
Elliott, Albert Timothy 1839
Elliott, Frederick William 1879
Elliott, Jason nl834
Elliott, Lemuel Holmes
/, 50, 51.
Elliott, Sophronia Maria A1913
Ellis, Abner Turner 1826
Ellis, Charles Haigh 1894
EUis, Ferdinand 1802
/, 38.
Ellis, George Manton EUery. . .nl855
Ellis, George Sheldon 1894
Ellis, Gertrude Marsh 1908
Ellis, Harold La Forest nl910
EUis. James 1791
EUis, Joseph Wilcox rel899
EUis, Joshua James 1847
EUis, Lucy May »1908
EUison, Daniel James nl882
Elmer, Franklin Davenport 1895
Elms, James Cornelius 1912
Elrod, Ralph Leroy nl907
Elton, Romeo 1813
/, 33; c, 28.
Ely, Adolph Conrad 1894
a, 593; /, 42.
Ely, Edward Francis 1879
Ely, Frederick David 1859
Ely, James WincheU Coleman. . . 1842
Ely, John Joshua 1861
Ely, Joseph Cady 1870
Ely, WiUiam 1878
Ely, William Grosvenor nl859
Ely, WUliam Grosvenor 1890
Emmel, Victor Emanuel al907
Emereson, Mrs. Frederick V 1900
Emerson, Forrest Fayette 1863
Emerson, George BarreU A1858
Emerson, Helen ffl911
Emerson, Howard Malcolm 1858
Emerson, Jennie Foster jl908
Emerson, Mary Isabel splSQG
Emerson, Robert Stephen 1897
Emery, Anne Crosby
/, 37, 48.
Emmons, Francis Whitefield 1828
Emmons, Walter Johnson 1912
Emmons, WiUiams 1805
/, 38, 49.
Emory, John Whitman nl897
Emsley, Marion Jane 1912
Englander, Henry al906
a, 604; /, 46.
English, John Mahan 1870
h, 661; c, 32.
Engstrom, Charles John <yl895
Ennis. WUliam 1819
FAGB
509
406
235
141
261
441
669
116
318
72
455
318
560
519
61
496
162
573
478
323
420
513
88
318
261
195
149
201
229
257
461
301
602
549
206
651
614
192
613
678
835
120
420
76
492
566
601
229
530
99
706
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CliASB PAGE
Eno, Arthur Llewellyn I89S 323
/, 43.
Eno, Joel Nelson 1883 275
Enos, John Silveira 1907 396
Enslin, Irving Judson 1901 359
Ernst, Carl Wilhelm A1875 657
Ervin, James 1797 67
Ervin, John 1911 416
Ervin, Samuel 1797 67
Erwiu, Parke 1901 359
Essex, Stephen ^. . . . .nl863 465
Esten, Adelaide Augusta 1899 548
Esten, Howard Foss 1904 376
Esten, Richard Bartlett 1880 264
Estes, Abram Story Newell nl892 486
Estes, James Frederick nl894 488
Estes, Ralph Caleb 1899 348
Evans, Abel ^1770 617
Evans, Albert Robinson 1908 401
Evans, Caleb A1769 616
Evans, Edwin Bowen 1901 369
Evans, Hugh hmo 617
Evans, John A1819 634
Evans, John nl896 490
Evans, Marion King «j>1906 582
Evans, Nelly Mary 1908 660
Evans, Mrs. Robert Mills 1906 566
Evans, William Robinson nl902 602
Everett, Charies Jarvis 1836 133
Everett, Edward Irving 1914 428
Everett, Eugene Ellsworth 1894 318
Everett, Frank Adelbert 1882 271
Everett, Helen spl912 684
Everett, Henry Lexmgton 1886 287
Everett, Horace 1797 67
Everett, Katherine 1908 560
a, 606.
Everett, Lillian Estelle 1899 648
Everett, Melatiah 1802 72
Everett, Oliver 1821 103
Everett, Paul Ellsworth 1909 406
Everett, Samuel Andrews 1891 305
Everett, Walter Goodnow 1886 283
a, 693; /, 36, 41; e, 21.
Everson, Edward William 1909 406
Ewer, Bernard Capen 1899 348
a 696" f 44.
Ewer, Nathaniel TruU 1899 348
Ewer, Warren B m1838 443
Ewing, Charies Ernest 1901 369
Ewing, Thomas 1856 186
Eyres, Thomas A1773 618
ch, 9, 10, 13; c, 22, 22.
F
Fairbank, Alfred Nelson 1878 257
Fairbank, Dniry 1797 67
Fairbanks, Eleazar 1775 56
Fairbanks, Elisha 1791 61
Fau-banks, John Russell ral857 458 |
NAME CLASS
Fairbanks, Lillian L nl905
Fairchild, Grace Ida nl906
Fairchild, Nellie Rebecca gl901
Fairfield, Samuel E nl861
Fairfield, Sumner Lincoln nl822
Fairweather, Bertha May nl902
Falconer, Mary Newton «pl895
Fales, David 1864
Fales, Edward nl854
Fales, Elisha Farrington 1870
Fales, Jerome Richmond nl910
Fales, Joel Fisher nl856
Fales, Joseph Jairus 1820
m, 588.
Fales, Samuel hl790
Fales, Walter Richmond 1869
Falk, Lester Leopold 1906
Falligant, Louis Alexander 1867
Fanning, Katherine P nl902
Fanning, Martin Smith 1891
Fargo, Isaac nI843
Farley, Edwin Page b1894
Farley, Frederick Augustus. . . .A1829
Famham, Benjamin 1771
Famham, Charles Towne nl897
Farnham, Edwin Pickett 1873
h, 665.
Famham, Frank Alexander 1879
/, 49.
Famham, Harry Ormsbee 1878
Farnham, Joseph Hollister 1914
Famham, Ormsbee Thayer. . . .nl887
Famham, Ralph Welcome rel896
Famham, Seth Taylor 1874
Famham, William Ellis 1899
Farnham, William Henry nl845
Famsworth, Albert 1910
Famsworth, Charies 1889
Famsworth, Claude Joseph. . . .nl884
Famsworth, Henry F nl839
Famsworth, John Prescott 1910
Famsworth, Theodore Bryant. . . 1912
Famum, Alexander 1852
Famum, Caleb 1836
Famum, Caleb Harris nl906
Famum, Howard Wayland 1898
Famum, Joseph 1832
Famum, Joseph Whitney 1822
Famum, Maude 1902
a, 600.
Famum, Ralph Beach 1910
Famum, Royal 1800
Farr, Eleazer D nl869
Parrar, John fel833
Farrar, Lena Mary spl909
Farrell, Edward Leo spl905
Farrell, Joseph Henry 1898
Farrell, Leo Francis nl900
Farren, Merritt Augustus spl90S
Farren, William Albert 1875
Farrill. Edgar Thomas nl879
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Farrington, Daniel 1775 55
Farrington, James «pl906 539
Farrington, Pardon Bowen 1817 96
Farrington, Silas nl855 455
Farrington, William Howard. . . nl870 471
Farron, Judsou nl804 433
Farwell, Albert Potter 1910 411
a, 606; /, 47.
Farwell, Howard Clinton nl911 525
Fash, Frank Ernest 1902 365
Faunce, William Herbert Perry . . 1880 265
h, 663; /, 36, 40; c, 21, 25, 31.
Fauntleroy, Henry nl816 435
Faux, William Milnes 1897 335
Fawcett, John A1792 623
h, 630.
Faxon, Albert Eugene nl858 459
Faxon, John 1787 58
Fay, Albert nl830 440
Fay, Eliphaz 1821 103
Fay, Emory nl856 456
Fay, GUbert 1826 116
Fay, WiUiam Newell 1851 172
Fayerweather, John Appleton. . . 1826 116
Fayerweather, Thomas H nl826 438
Fearing, Charles Nye 1832 126
Fearing, Elisha Pope 1807 79
Fearing, Henry Seymour 1823 109
/ 39.
Fearing, Joseph Warren 1823 109
Feamey, Frank Albert nl903 505
Feamey, Sadie Edna nl908 573
Feeley, Edward Joseph nl912 525
Feeley, Ferdinand Joseph nl895 489
Feeley, WUliam GUmore »1908 515
Fegan, James Grover nl907 513
Feiler, Max Simon «pl898 533
Feingold, Louis Edward 1904 376
a, 600.
Feitelberg, Abraham 1914 428
Felch, Cheeber /a819 634
Fellman, Laurel nl911 522
Fellowes, Richard Simpson A1837 642
Fellows, Wirt 1898 341
li, 603.
Felton, George Dealand 1839 141
Felton, George Hurlburt 1869 225
Fenn, Miner Elliot 1908 401
Fenner, Arthur
ch, 9.
Fenner, Cornelius George 1842 149
Fenner, Henry Milne 1901 359
Fenner, Henry Smith 1870 229
Fenner, Herbert Angell nl890 484
Fenner, James 1789 60
h, 636.
Fenner, John Kelsey 1898 341
Fenner, Joseph »il793 432
Fenner, Kaymond Edward 1910 411
Fenton, Reuben Earle nl887 482
Fenton, Thomas Albert 1903 371
NAME CLASS PAGE
Ferguson, John 1906 389
Ferguson, John Burnham 1898 341
/, 47.
Ferguson, John Russell 1894 318
Ferguson, Robert Henry 1884 279
a, 592.
Fernald, Charies Barker 1901 359
Femald, Mrs. Walter E 1900 549
Ferrier, John Morton 1906 389
a, 602.
Ferris, George Hooper 1891 305
h, 667; a, 592.
Ferry, Orrin Robinson 1912 420
a, 607.
Fessenden, John 1798 68
Fickling, Francis W nl834 441
Field, Arline 1911 564
o, 607.
Field, Barnum 1821 103
Field, Charles Elmer 1875 246
Field, Edward A1892 661
Field, Eva Jordan «pl903 581
Field, Evan Dale 1899 348
Field, Fred Tarbell 1900 354
Field, George Wilton 1887 291
/, 35.
Field, Harold Crins 1894 318
Field, Herbert Edward nl913 528
Field, James Peirson 1865 213
Field, Malcolm Sherwood nl910 519
Field, Robert Franklin 1906 389
a, 602; /, 46.
Field, Russell Watts 1913 425
Field, Thomas Gardner 1870 229
Field, Walter Mason nl880 477
Field, William Goodell 1808 81
Fielden, Andrew H nl861 463
Fielden, Joseph Flanders 1867 220
Fielden, Robert S nl859 461
Fields, Charles Fowler 1904 377
Fife, Reginald Spinks 1889 297
Fifield, Louella Dennis nl901 571
Files, Chester Arthur 1914 428
Fill, Cornelia 1913 567
Fillmore, George Hedding 1847 162
Fillmore, Malcolm Graham nl911 522
Filmer, Harry St. John 1893 313
Filmer, Mrs. Harry St. John. . . «}>1893 576
Filson, John Pierce 1905 382
Finch, Charles Harvey 1877 253
Finkelstein, Gabriel nl910 519
Finklestein, Anna Irene »pl905 582
Finley, James Edward Burr. . . . A1803 628
Finney, Jared Warner 1865 213
Firtion, Wesley Charles nl912 525
Fish, Cari Russell 1897 335
Fish, Erasmus Darwin 1837 135
Fish, Myron Charles spl898 533
Fish, Richard Arthur »1893 487
Fish, Waldo Henry 1903 371
Fish, William Henry 1870 229
708
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NAME CLASS
Fishbum, Ross Whittaker nl906
Kshel, Mrs. Carl Mark «pl900
Fisher, Albert Gardner 1870
Fisher, Annie 1904
Fisher, Charles Edward al912
Fisher, Daniel 1821
Fisher, George ml866
Fisher, George 1819
Fisher, George 1813
Fisher, George Park 1847
h, 654.
Fisher, George Russell 1872
Fisher, Jabez Pond 1788
Fisher, John Dix 1820
Fisher, Lewis Whiting 1816
Fisher, Marturin Lewis 1828
Fisher, Otis rel835
Fisher, Robert A rel854
Fisher, Sarah Maria ol897
Fisher, Willard Clark
/, 41.
Fisher, Mrs. WiUiam W 1896
Fisk, Amasa 1805
Pisk, Charles Esbon 7il856
Fisk, Charles Robinson 1824
Fisk, Daniel Moses 1869
h, 657.
Fisk, Elisha 1795
f 3S
Fisk, Wilbur. . .' 1815
h, 641.
Fiske, Abbey Eddy ml901
Fiske, Albert William 1829
Fiske, Caleb A1821
m, 587.
Fiske, Calvin Park 1826
Fiske, David Woodward 1825
Fiske, Edwin Brown 71I866
Fiske, Elias 1818
Fiske, Elijah Warren nl844
Fiske, Eugene Rufus 1844
Fiske, George 1825
Fiske, Ida May 1899
Fiske, Isaac 1812
Fiske, Josiah Jones 1808
Fiske, Oliver Johnson 1837
Fiske, Philip Manchester 1803
Fiske, Walter Edward »il879
Fitch, Austin G nl838
Fitch, Charles rel828
Fitch, John 1790
Fitch, Lafayette ral868
Fitch, Latham 1871
Fittz, Austin Hervey 1900
Fittz, Lonzo Lyon 1861
Fitz, Alfred William 1883
Fitz, Arthur Hunt 1899
Fitz, Emilme Eddy 1900
Fitz, Ernest Sherman 1911
Fitz, Eustace Carey
c, 31.
PAGE
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230
554
607
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113
548
86
81
135
74
476
443
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60
469
233
354
201
275
348
549
416
NAME CLASS
Fitz, Frank Eustace 1880
Fitz, William rel856
Fitz Gerald, John James 1893
Fitz Gerald, Ormond Edward. . .1873
Fitzgerald, Timothy James Aloy-
sius 1897
Flagg, Arthur Leonard 1906
Flagg, Mrs. Arthur Leonard. . . . 1908
Flagg, Burton Sanderson 1896
Flagg, Chandler 1803
Flagg, Clarence Whittemore . . «})1898
Flagg, Ernest Warren ral901
Flagg, Mildred Morris 1914
Flagg, Samuel Benjamin 1850
Flagler, Hume Elting spl902
Flaherty, Anna Madeline 1914
Flanders, Charles Worthen 1839
h, 652; c, 29.
Fleagle, Fred K ffl910
Fleckhamer, Albert Louis nl910
Fleming, Byron Mason nl911
Fleming, Isaac 1903
Flemming, John Ellsworth 1906
Fletcher, Albert Elliott ral869
Fletcher, Albert Morril »1907
Fletcher, Alfred Wayland 1906
Fletcher, Mrs. Alfred Wayland «pl902
Fletcher, Austin Barclay
/,40.
Fletcher, Calvin rel850
h, 649.
Fletcher, Elijah Timothy 1850
Fletcher, Eva Belle «pl90S
Fletcher, Ezra Wood 1839
Fletcher, James Cooley 1846
A, 664.
Fletcher, James Wilson nl905
Fletcher, Joseph Edward wl911
Fletcher, Miles Johnson 1852
Fletcher, Nathaniel Hill A1799
Fletcher, Richard fel839
c, 23, 28.
Fletcher, Samuel Judsou k1867
Fletcher, Stoughton A nl855
Fletcher, Thomas Lester .... 1912
Flint, Abel ftl788
/, 38.
Fobes, Nathan A1803
Fobes, Perez M792
/, 33; c, 21, 23.
Fobes, Seth 1804
Fogg, Miller Moore 1894
o, 593; /, 42.
Fogg, Minnie May 1912
Fogg, Stephen M nl816
Fogwell, Jerome Philip nl910
Foley, Charles Hamlm «pl899
Foley, Peter Augustine nl908
FoUansbee, Clarence La Forest. nl911
Follansbee, Everett Merrill Hatch
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NAME CLASS
Follett, Adin Erastus nl882
Follett, Frank Ballou 1897
Folwell, Amory Prescott 1885
Folwell, Waiiam Watts 1792
Foot, Joseph Ives ^1828
Foote, Herbert Elliott 1914
Foote, John Addison 1909
Forbes, Charles Edward 1815
h, 646.
Forbes, Charles Henry 1890
Forbes, Kenneth Ripley nl900
Forbes, Thomas Jefferson 1825
Forbes, William Dunlap Jil900
Forbush, Maud Muller «pl893
Forbush, Mrs. W. B »pl893
Force, Ebenezer 1913
Ford, Arthur Younger 1884
Ford, Darius Reynolds 1852
Ford, David Barnes 1845
h, 664.
Ford, Francis nl904
Ford, Henry Clay 1856
Ford, Isaac Nelson 1870
h, 666.
Ford, James 1814
Ford, John nl819
Ford, Peleg ml803
Forde, Walter Osgood nl887
Fore, Henry Thweatt nl856
Forrist, John Howard 1910
o, 607.
Forster, Robert 1903
Forsyth, Charles Shaler 1866
Fort, Pierson Thorn ral895
Forward, Marion Kenneth 1914
Foskett, Charles Jay nl896
Foss, James Henry 1863
Foss, Sam Walter 1882
h, 667.
Foss, Silas William 1914
Foster, Albert Orson 1897
Foster, Austm Powers 1882
Foster, Benjamin A1775
h, 620, 623; o, 26.
Foster, Daniel A1787
Foster, Dwight 1774
Foster, Edmund rel778
Foster, Eli Franklin rel856
Poster, Elizabeth Louise «pl906
Foster, Francis Allen 1909
Foster, George 1811
Foster, Harry Cady ral899
Foster, Henry A1773
Foster, Henry 1845
Foster, Hervey Armington nl866
Foster, Irving Lysander 1893
a, 592; /, 42.
Foster, James Milton 1852
Foster, Joseph Coggin /il857
Foster, Joseph H nl832
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293
62
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428
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301
498
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Foster, La Payette Sabine 1828 120
h, 647.
Foster, Le Roy Seaver nl912 526
Foster, Louis Tucker 1865 213
Foster, Marsden Rhodes 1898 341
Foster, Peregrine
/, 51.
Foster, Ruth Leonard 1908 560
Foster, Theodore 1770 53
c, 27.
Foster, Theodore Adelphidos 1800 70
Foster, Theodore Clyde 1896 329
Foster, Theodore Dwight 1798 68
Foster, Walter Smith rel866 468
Foster, William Chancey nl902 502
Foster, William Eaton 1873 240
h, 665.
Foulder, James Roy 1905 382
Fowler, Arthur Garfield 1906 390
Fowler, Charles 1907 396
Fowler, Christopher
c, 27.
Fowler, Hazel Nellie 1913 567
Fowler, Henry Edwin 1909 406
Fowler, Henry Thatcher
/, 37.
Fowler, Lida Montfort 1908 660
Fowler, Robert Ludlow A1895 663
Fox, Anna Leah 1904 565
Fox, George Stephenson 1897 335
Fox, Jabez 1809 83
Fox, James Francis «pl897 532
Fox, Jay Schuyler 1894 318
Fox, Louis R ml856 456
Fox, Thomas WiUiam 1856 186
Fox, WiUiam 1806 78
Frackelton, WUliam Burnside . . . 1886 287
France, Erwin James 1876 260
Francis, Benjamin A1792 623
Francis, Charles Kenworthy 1899 348
a, 599.
Francis, George Blinn A1906 667
Francis, George Blinn 1904 377
Francis, Henry ml822 687
Francis, Herbert Briggs 1911 416
Francis, Mrs. Herbert Briggs 1911 664
Francis, John
c, 27.
Francis, John Brown 1808 81
c, 21, 28.
Francis, John Brown nl860 462
Francis, John Manning 1849 167
Francis, Paul Hart 1912 420
a, 608; /, 48.
Francis, William AUen 1882 271
Francis, William Joseph spl898 533
Frank, John Jacob »1913 628
Franklin, Benjamin 1840 144
Franklin, Charles Miller 1911 416
Franklin, Edward C nl861 463
Franklin, Ertelle Elwell 1898 341
710
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Franklin, Frederick Hovey spl894
Franklin, Ruth Parker ffl902
Fraser, Andrew Little 1902
Fraser, Frederic Alexander «1899
Fraser, John Joseph »pl906
Fraser, Lillie Etta nl908
Frazee, Victor ol902
/, 44.
Frazee, Mrs! Victor 1896
Frazer, Augustus Sherman nl909
Frazer. Charles Rivers nl904
3, 612.
Freeborn, Frank Wilton 1869
Freeman, Alfred Edgar nl903
Freeman, Allen Bateman nl898
Freeman, Archibald Angus 1889
Freeman, Charles Rumsey nl898
Freeman, Edmund 1786
Freeman, Edward 1833
Freeman, Fred Heywood 1905
Freeman, Mrs. Fred Hay ward. . . 1901
Freeman, Gay Nichols 1903
Freeman, Herbert Augustus 1904
a, 600; /, 46.
Freeman, James A1790
Freeman, John Ripley A1904
Freeman, Joseph Wood 1885
Freeman, Lucy Jane al899
Freeman, Otis Allen 1886
Freeman, Thomas Jefferson. . . .nl906
Freeman, William Belfield 1910
Freeman, Zenas S nl859
French, Ansel 1814
French, Arthur Willis 1907
French, Charles Grafton Wilber-
ton 1842
French, Charles J. T nl836
French, Edgar Benjamin 1890
French, Edwin Davis nl870
French, Eliphalet W nl857
French, Ferdinand Courtney 1885
/, 41.
French, George nl824
French, George Reuben William-
son nl906
French, George Thomas »il875
French, James McDaniel 1865
Frendi, John Henry 1855
French, Levi hlSiS
French, Lucy Minerva nl893
Fretwell, Elbert Kirtley al905
Pribbs, John «j)1902
Friedel, Reuben Franklin 1901
Frieze, Henry Simmons 1841
h, 659; /, 39.
Frieze, Lyman Bowers nl846
Frink, Alexander Hamilton .... A1833
Frink, George William nl905
Frink, Henry 1886
Frink, Horace Clemmer 1907
Frink, Miner 1848
PAGE
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365
496
539
573
598
545
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507
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505
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57
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382
551
372
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622
666
284
595
287
511
411
461
91
149
442
301
471
458
284
437
511
474
213
183
636
576
600
536
359
147
448
640
509
287
396
165
NAME CLASS
Frohock, Albert Jonathan 1900
Frohock, Everett Percy 1910
Frohock, Mrs. H. W 1897
Frohock, Sylvanus Everett 1889
Frost, Archie Norwood 1894
Frost, Benson Ralph 1908
Frost, Daniel 1808
Frost, Daniel Clarke nl836
Frost, Edward Collins 1890
a, 594; /, 43.
Frost, Elias 1804
m, 588; h, 636.
Frost, Ellis Freedom nl886
Frost, George Frederick 1896
a, 594.
Frost, Harold Mamice 1909
Frost, Marguerite Grace 1909
Frost, Morton Fletcher «pl910
Frost, Walter Louis 1901
Frost, William Henry 1886
Frothingham, Donald nl906
Fry, Richard G nl869
Fiyer, Eli Thompson nl899
Fryer, John Gayton nl894
Pryxell, Axel Zakerias nl894
Fujita, Kwantaro ^1907
Fulcher, Mrs. Gordon Scott 1907
Fuller, Andrew A1796
Puller, Arthur Endicott «pl895
Fuller, Augustus Hemenway .... 1873
Fuller, Benjamin A1773
Fuller, Caleb AUen 1899
a 596 599.
Fuller, Mrs. Caleb Allen 1903
Fuller, Daniel Hunt 1886
Fuller, Edward Hawes 1901
Fuller, Ernest «pl907
Fuller, Harriet Peirce al905
Fuller, Isaac nl822
Fuller, Jacob ml822
Fuller, Joseph B. F nl829
Fuller, Lucian Deane 1906
Fuller, Margaret Ames ffl911
Fuller, Newton Stone 1882
Fuller, Mrs. Newton Stone .... al905
Fuller, Oliver Payson 1859
Fuller, Robert Jaquith 1898
Fuller, Rufus Clinton nl879
Puller, Seth ?il804
Puller, William Henry 1846
Fulton, Prank Taylor
/,45.
Fulton, James 1775
Fultz, David Lewis 1898
Furlong, Mary Catherine nl911
Purman, Richard A1792
h, 627.
Purman, Samuel A1834
Furman, Wood 1799
Fumiss, Hartman nl854
Purrer, John Alfred al913
PAGl
35'
4i;
541
29'
311
40;
8:
44!
3o:
48:
32!
401
56i
54i
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51]
46]
49(
48!
48!
61i
55!
62J
53(
24(
61!
34i
55!
28'
35!
54(
601
43'
58'
431
391
61'
27:
601
19.
34
47
43
15
5
34
57
62
64
6
45
60
INDEX
711
CLASS PAGE
Gabbi, Frederick Henry 1902
Gage, Arthur Edward 1882
Gage, John Paine 1892
Gage, William nl845
Gager, Walter Mason 1909
Gair, Thomas. 1777
Gaiser, Frederic Robert nl913
Gale, Amory 1843
TO, 588.
Gale, Elbridge nl853
Gale, Ezra Bartlett ml823
Crale, Josiah B nml823
Gale, Leonard nl825
Gale, Levi B nml822
Gallagher, Michael Franklin. . . .1911
Gallagher, Owen Francis splS95
Gallagher, Sarah N «pl906
Gallison, James Murray 1904
Gallivan, James nl896
Gallup, Albert 1874
Gallup, Clarence Mason 1896
Gallup, Dana Taylor 1907
a, 603.
Gallup, Grace Deborah 1902
Gallup, Howard nl875
Gallup, Samuel Chesebrough. . .nl874
Gallup, Simeon nl864
Galusha, Elon A1820
Galusha, Elon Chittenden 1840
Galvin, Frederick Arthur 1901
Gamage, Frederick Luther 1882
Gaomiage, Edwin Charles nl884
GammeU, Arthur Amory 1884
Gammell, Asa Messer 1841
GammeU, Robert Ives 1872
c, 31.
GammeU, William hlSn
GaimneU, WUliam 1831
f 33 39 49
GammeU, WiUia'm.'. . .'. 1878
c, 24. 28.
Gannon, WUliam Edward 1910
Gammons, Edgar Howland, Jr. «pl906
Gammons, Jo& Ashley 1898
GamweU, Albert Augustus 1847
GamweU, Edward Francis 1894
/, 42.
GamweU. Prank Bert 1860
GamweU, Irving Henry 1896
GamweU, Lillian May 1902
a, 600.
GamweU, Louise Conant 1901
Gannett, Mabel Anstice »pl899
Gannon, Lucy Etta aplS98
Gano, Daniel 1776
Gano, John
ch, 10, 13; c, 25.
Gano, Stephen A1800
tf, 27.
365
271
309
448
406
56
528
152
452
588
590
438
590
416
531
582
377
490
243
329
396
552
474
474
466
635
144
359
271
479
280
147
236
633
125
257
411
539
341
163
318
198
329
552
551
579
579
56
627
NAME CLASS
Garcia, Domingo nl866
Gardiner, Alexander Andrew. . . . 1914
Gardiner, Benjamin 1843
Gardiner, Edna Rhodes »pl894
Gardiner, Elizabeth Wickes 1899
Gardiner, Ella TiUinghast nl907
Gardiner, Ezekiel
ch, 9.
Gardiner, Lucy Allen jl901
Gardiner, Nicholas
ch, 9.
Gardner, Aaron 1799
Gardner, Alice Louise 1897
a, 596.
Gardner, Benjamin West 1850
Gardner, Clarence 1883
Gardner, Clarence Tripp 1864
Gardner, Clifton nl908
Gardner, Fred Palmer »pl906
Gardner, Frederick Alberto . . . . nl910
Gardner, George EUery nl884
Gardner, George Warren 1894
/, 50.
Gardner, Mrs. George Warren . »pl892
Gardner, Gertrude «pl896
Gardner, Guy Hubbard nl877
Gardner, Henry Alfred spldOl
Gardner, Henry Brayton 1884
/, 35, 41.
Gardner, Herschel Luther nl892
Gardner, Ida Mason jl907
Gardner, Johnson ml824
Gardner, Johnson Aaron 1852
Gardner, Karl Dana 1913
Gardner, Lawrence 1911
Gardner, LUlian Lee al895
Gardner, Malbone 1802
Gardner, Percy Winchester 1903
Gardner, Rathbone 1877
Gardner, Robert Nichols 1911
Gardner. Stephen E nl837
Gardner, Walter RusseU 1871
Gardner, WiUiam Edward 1895
Gardner, WUliam Howatt 1889
Garland, Albert KimbaU nl874
Garland, Richard Thomas 1905
Garnsey, Cyrus 1847
Garrett, Walter Hibberd 1913
Garst, WiUiam Sebastian nl901
Gartland, James Lawrence 1903
Garvin, Ethel splS9S
Garvin, Florence sj)1895
Garvin, Norma 1898
Gary, George 1820
Gaskill, Francis Almon 1866
h, 664; c, 25, 31.
GaskUl, George Anthony 1898
GaskUl, Harry Irving nl900
GaskUl, James PhUlips nl900
GaskUl, Jessie May spl894
Gassett. Henry ftlSOl
PAGE
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545
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210
515
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519
479
318
576
578
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535
280
486
612
588
175
425
416
593
72
372
253
416
442
233
323
298
474
383
163
425
500
372
576
577
547
101
216
342
498
498
677
627
71i
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Gaston, William 1840 144
h, 657.
Gatchell, Elisha nI865 456
Gates, Charles Horatio
/, 40.
Gates, Charles Isra«l 1899 348
o, 601.
Gates, Mrs. Charles Israel 1899 648
Gates, Fayette «j)1896 631
Gates, George H. A »il888 483
Gates, George WUsey 1897 325
Gates, Israel ral857 468
Gates, Bessie Alice 1907 569
Gathany, Jesse Madison 1905 383
o, 601.
Gatling, William John 1844 154
Gay, Clarence Bertram ?il897 492
Gay, Ebenezer ml839 444
Gay, Henry Gordon 1863 207
Gay, John L nl837 442
Gay, Leon Steams 1906 390
Gay, Lucius Joseph
/, 47.
Gay, Mary Louise 1905 556
Gay, Mrs. Robert M 1906 656
Gaylord, Arthur Simeon 1902 365
Gaylord, William Avery nl896 490
Geary, Daniel Edward 1906 390
Gebhard, John fel836 642
Gee, Robert Nathan rel902 502
Geisler, Will Friend 1897 336
Gelb, Victor Carl 1914 428
Gendron, Alexander Leo «pl911 542
George, Charles Henry 1898 342
George, Daniel Farrington 1894 319
George, Edward Augustus nl886 480
George, Francis Edgar 1891 306
George, Nathan 1830 124
George, Richard 1797 67
George, Herv6 Washington 1895 324
Gerald, Albert 1893 313
Gerald, David Vincent nl860 462
Gerber, Stella. 1911 664
Gerrish, Henry Peck nl857 468
Gessner, George Adam 1905 383
Gessner, Jessy H. Benedict «pl902 580.
Gessner, Mrs. Karl F «pl902 680
Ghodey, Abbie Sweetland 1902 652
Ghosh, Jamini «j)1908 541
Gibb, Irma Smith «pl905 682
Gibb, Mrs. John L «pl906 682
Gibbs, Charles rel846 448
Gibbs, Frank Bradford rel913 528
Gibbs, George A1800 627
Gibbs, Laura Russell apldll 684
/.60.
Giblin, James Vincent 1914 428
Gibson, Seth Ashley 1896 329
Giflord, Charles nl845 448
Gifford, Clarence Frank 1912 420
a, 608; /, 48.
NAME CLASS PAG]
Gififord, Flora Sawyer «1903 67i
Gifford, Frank Herbert 1881 261
Gifford, Helen Louise nl908 67!
Gifford, Guy Harold 1911 41(
Giflord, John Patterson Shelton nl854 46!
Gifford, Margaret Amey nl910 ST.
g, 614.
Gifford, Nathaniel Howland 1899 84!
Gifford, Orrin Philip 1874 24!
Gifford, Paul Coffin 1881 26f
Gifford, Phebe Rushmore 1898 54';
a, 597.
Gifford, Sanford Robinson nl846 44!
Gilbert, Mrs. Allan H 1908 56(
Gilbert, Ernest Hubbell 1900 36^
Gilbert, George Hubert 1901 36!
Gilbert, Isaac Hanley 1866 18(
Gilbert, John Joseph 1912 42]
Gilbert, John Wesley 1888 29i
a, 691.
Gilbert, Ralph 1812 8(
Gilbert, Theodore nmlSii 69{
Gile, George Warren 1865 21!
Gile, Moses Clement 1883 27i
h, 669.
Giles, Alfred Ellenwood 1844 154
Giles, Arthur Leonard 1899 34f
Giles, William Clement 1911 41(
Gilford, Anthony Joseph nl912 Bit
Gilhuly, Isaac Hudson 1887 29S
Gillespie, Louis John 1908 401
a, 606; /, 47.
Gillespie, Lucullus nl853 46S
Gillette, Sheridan Pease nl857 458
Gilliland, Helen Augusta 1914 56!
Gillis, Roderick Allen 1914 4,ii
Gillon, Louis Joseph nl896 49(
Gillrain, James Martin 1891 30!
Gilman, Benjamin Ives 1813 8!
Gilman, Charles 1827 11!
Gihnan, Daniel rel872 47i
Gilman, James Bruce 1900 36^
Gilman, Phillips Standish 1906 39(
Gilman, William Lee »il909 SV
Gilmore, Charles Herbert 1901 35!
Gilmore, David 1805 T
Gilmore, Mrs. George F 1902 55!
Gilmore, Jonathan 1800 7(
Gilmore, Joseph Henry 1868 19!
h, 661.
Gilmore, Melvin 1805 7'
Gilpin, Edwin rel812 43
Gindele, Helen Emilie 1910 66:
a, 607.
Ginnell, Henry nl908 61.
Given, Helen Louise 1900 64
Gladding, Charles William nl857 45
Gladding, John Russell 1881 26
Gladding, Royal Henry 1892 30
Gladding, Thomas Stantial 1875 24
Glauner, Mathilde Katherine . . spl891 57
INDEX
718
NAME CLASS PAGE
Glazier, Daniel Johnson 1851 172
Glazier, Nelson Newton 1866 217
Gleason, Benjamin 1802 72
Gleason, Clarence Curtis 1903 372
Gleason, Elizabeth «pl904 581
Gleason, Mrs. Frank P sj)1903 581
Gleason, Frederick Richmond. .nlQll 522
Gleason, Olin Fisk »il882 478
Gleason, Philip Trayne 1905 383
Gleason, Robert Ripley 1908 401
Glen, John Mason 1899 348
Glezen, Edward Knight 1866 217
Glover, Samuel 1808 81
Glover, Samuel 1839 141
Glynn, Edward Jerome rel911 522
Gnuse, Harmon Henry 1904 377
o, 601.
Gnuse, Mrs. Harmon Henry .... 1899 549
GobeiUe, Louis Napoleon nl898 494
Goddard, Asa Eldridge 1877 253
Goddard, David 1839 141
Goddard, Delano Arlington. . . . nl853 452
Goddard, Frank Wayland nl855 455
Goddard, Henry Edward 1875 246
Goddard, Henry Ledyard »il888 483
Goddard, Josiah 1835 131
Goddard, Josiah Ripley 1862 204
h, 665.
Goddard, Moses Brown Ives. . .nl854 453
Goddard, Robert Hale Ives 1858 192
c, 24.
Goddard, Thomas Poynton Ives . 1846 160
c 24.
Goddard, WiUiain 1846 160
h, 665; c, 22, 29.
Goddard, William Dean nl894 488
Goddard, WiUiam Giles 1812 86
/ 33* c 22 23 29.
Godding, AlvahVinslow .'...... 1850 170
Godding, Clarence Miles 1878 257
Godding, Edward Alvah 1886 287
Godding, William Whitney nl852 451
Godfrey, John 1802 73
Godfrey, Jones 1793 63
Gofl, Charles Bradford 1856 186
h, 661; c, 31.
Goff, Darius nl911 622
Gofl, Darius Lee 1862 204
Goff, Edith May 1902 552
Goff, Francis ShubaU k1867 469
Goff, Ira Nathan 1908 401
Goff, Lyman Bullock 1862 204
Goff, Merrick Lyon 1891 305
Goff, Robert R«mmgton 1893 313
Goforth, John 1854 180
Going, Jonathan 1809 83
0,28.
Goldberg, Jeffrey Solon 1913 425
Goldonofsky, Katherine spl904 581
Goldsberry, Edward Brooke. . .nl882 478
Goldsborough, Henderson Weir. nl902 502
NAME CLASS
Goldsbury, John 1820
Goldthwaite, Merrick 1858
Goldthwaite, Nathan Edward. . . 1852
Goldthwaite, Stephen Grant 1890
Gomberg, Clara Angela 1897
Goodale, Leon Arvine «j>1896
Goodale, Nettie Serena 1895
a, 596; /, 50.
Goodchild, Anna Ruth 1914
Goode, Monroe Jil863
Goodell, David Harvey nl856
h, 660.
Goodell, Edwin Penn nl889
Goodell, Sabin Tillotson 1868
Goodhue, Willis Elbridge nl903
Gooding, Frank Henry 1901
Goodrich, Chaimcey Allen A1835
Goodrich, Henry Wilson 1902
Goodrich, Samuel Carlisle 1905
Goodspeed, George Sidney 1914
Goodspeed, George Stephen 1880
Goodspeed, Thomas Harper 1909
Goodwin, Cardinal Leonidas. . . . 1905
a, 605.
Goodwin, Charles Wilson 1897
Goodwin, Daniel 1857
o, 593; h, 666.
Goodwin, Daniel LeBaron 1822
Goodwin, Edward Joseph rel902
Goodwin, Edwin Sykes 1905
Goodwin, Mrs. Frank «pl909
Goodwin, Mrs. Frederick D 1907
Goodwin, George 1878
Goodwin, Grace D «j)1909
Goodwin, Henry 1809
Goodwin, Henry Bradford 1825
Goodwin, Margaret Noble 1901
Goodwin, Sarah Elizabeth al901
Goodwin, Walter Edward 1910
Goodwin, Warren Clifford nl909
Goodwin, Willard Hubbard nl895
Gordon, Adoniram Judson 1860
h, 658; £, 24, 30.
Gordon, Charles 1829
Gordon, Charles William splSSi
Gordon, Edwin Ruthven 1907
Gordon, Ellen Chase gl897
Gordon, Ernest Barron nl888
Gordon, George Andrew 1895
a, 592.
Gordon, James 1795
Gordon, John Goudie 1889
Gordon, Margaret Ella 1914
Gordon, Murray West nl897
Gordon, Theodore WiUiam 1906
Gordon, Mrs. Theodore William. 1906
Gordon, Willard Freemont 1912
Goree, Joseph Alexander nl846
Gorgas, William Crawford ;sl909
Gorham, Florence lone nl906
PAGE
101
192
176
301
646
531
645
569
466
456
484
222
505
369
641
366
383
428
266
406
335
189
107
602
383
583
569
257
683
83
113
551
697
411
617
489
198
123
530
396
610
483
324
65
298
669
492
390
557
421
448
667
573
714
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Gorham, Frederick Poole 1893 313
a, 592; /, 36, 42.
Gorham, Howard Bowen 1898 342
Gorman, Adolph. 1909 406
Gorman, Charles Woodbury . . . nl899 496
Gorman, John Lawrence 1910 411
Gorman, Mary Amelia 1908 560
Gorman, Thomas Leo spl898 533
Gormley, Matthew Edward 1912 421
Gorton, Avery Tillinghast »il913 528
Goss, Mrs. Willard John nl901 571
Goss, Mrs. H. H.
/, 50.
Gough, Sarah May jfpl897 578
Gould, Adrian Gordon 1913 425
Gould, Asa Howard 1842 149
Gould, Eben Colman ml901 500
Gould, Edwin Walter 1872 236
Gould, Herbert Forrest nl892 486
Gould, John Melville 1871 233
h, 661.
Gould, Jonathan 1786 57
Gould, Marion Brooks 1905 556
Gould, Raymond Keyes 1910 411
Gould, Samuel nl790 431
Gould, Samuel Lawrence 1835 131
Goulding, George Albert 1899 348
o, 596; /, 44.
Goulding, Mrs. George Albert. . . 1901 551
Gourdm, Theodore L nl812 435
Gow, George Coleman 1884 280
h, 666.
Gow, John Russell 1877 253
Gower, Frederick Allen b1873 473
Gower, George Lewis nl873 473
Gower, Harrison Bartlett 1846 160
Grad, Bennett pl910 610
/. 44.
Grafton, Joseph /»1801 628
Graham, Alexander 1906 390
Graham, Andrew 1790 60
Graham, Christopher Hamill. . .nl907 513
Graham, Grover al910 605
Graham, Mrs. Thomas D 1900 550
Grammont, Bessie Ballard 1906 557
Grandfield, Mary Christina 1914 569
Granger, Abraham Holley
c, 80.
Granger, Clifford Moore 1904 377
a, 601.
Granger, Daniel Lamed Davis. . . 1874 243
h, 665.
Granger, Edward Vaughan. . . .nl870 471
Granger, James Nathaniel nl867 469
h, 645, 649; o, 24, 29.
Granger, Mary Alice «pl912 584
Granger, William Davis nl870 471
Granger, William Smith 1854 180
Grant, Bertha Beatrice 1897 545
a, 596.
Grant, Colin Reuben b1913 528
NAME CLASS
Grant, Elizabeth Christina 1898
a, 596.
Grant, Frank 1869
Grant, George Preston 1889
Grant, Harry Linwood 1890
Grant, Henry Tyler 1869
Grant, Howard March 1895
Grant, Mary Alma spl89i
Grant, Mary Manton *pl900
Grant, Max Louis nl912
Grant, Pearl Belle 1900
Grant, William 1794
Grant, William Eraser nlS94
Graves, Benjamin Parker spl903
Graves, Collins Millard 1895
Graves, Henry Stedman 1883
Grav^es, Lillian Bertha spl898
Graves, Minerva Maud «pl893
Graves, Russell Chaffee «1898
Graves, Samuel AI793
Graves, W'illiam E nl836
Gray, Anna Liguoria 1899
Gray, Arnold 1811
Gray, Edith spl900
Gray, Edward Powers 1850
Gray, Ernest Linwood nl911
Gray, George Milton
/, 41.
Gray, Horace hlSSi
Gray, Horatio 1849
Gray, John 1823
Gray, John Parker 1901
Gray, Matthew Bernard nl897
Gray, Philander nl824
Gray, Robert nl903
Gray, Samuel nl896
Gray, William Henry 1904
Greatorex, Byron Lister «pl899
Greatrix, Stephen Earl 1905
Greaves, John
ch, 10, 13.
Green, Alida May 1905
Green, Alton nl911
Green, Arnold 1858
h, 663; c, 31.
Green, Asa ml822
Green, Bruce Henry 1902
Green, Crawford Richmond 1902
iGreen, Edward 1877
Green, Elijah Dix 1792
Green, Erik Hastings 1898
a, 596.
Green, George Francis 1896
Green, George Washington .... B1828
Green, Harris Ray 1854
Green, Henry K nl822
Green, (Henry) Otis 1903
Green, Mrs. (Henry) Otis 1907
Green, Herlwyn Ruggles 1897
o, 595.
PAGB
547
226
298
301
226
324
577
580
525
549
63
488
537
324
275
579
576
494
623
442
548
85
580
170
522
659
167
109
360
492
437
505
434
377
533
383
556
522
192
587
365
365
253
62
342
329
439
180
437
372
559
335
INDEX
715
NAME ClASS
Green, Isaiah Lewis 1826
Green, John 1804
m, 589; h, 629, 637.
Green, John Morley 1782
Green, Ronald Conrad 1896
Green, Samuel 2nd nl790
Green, Simeon nl804
Green, Theodore Francis 1887
/, 42; c, 31.
Green, Thomas A1798
Green, Timothy 1786
Green, Timothy Ruggles
c, 29.
Green, William Elijah 1798
Green, William John 1891
Green, William Thomas 1890
Greenblatt, Hattie «pl907
Greenbaum, Edgar Nathan. . .ipl908
Greene, Albert 1882
Greene, Albert Collins A1827
Greene, Albert Gorton 1820
Greene, Albert Rowland »il869
Greene, Allan Westcott 1911
Greene, Allen 1902
Greene, Mrs. Arthur P 1907
Greene, Augustus Arabert 1880
Greene, Benjamin 1772
Greene, Benjamin Allen 1872
h, 662.
Greene, Charles Warren 1863
Greene, Charles William 1884
Greene, Charles Winston A1827
Greene, Chester Carr 1905
Greene, Christopher Albert 1908
Greene, Clarence Henry nl894
Greene, Daniel Myron »1897
Greene, Edward Abom b1841
Greene, Edward Aborn 1876
Greene, Edward Pike 1879
Greene, Edward W mnl823
Greene, Edwin Famham 1901
c, 32.
Greene, Everett Arnold 1909
Greene, Florence Ward nl904
Greene, Francis Ingraham 1906
Greene, Francis Whittier nl885
Greene, Frank Bartlett 1872
Greene, Franklin 1799
Greene, Frederic Albert 1891
Greene, Frederic William 1902
Greene, George Herbert 1863
Greene, George Washington ^1833
/. 39.
Greene, Harry Leslie «pl898
Greene, Harry Sylvester 1896
Greene, Hemy Franklin nl870
Greene, Herbert Manlius nl897
Greene, Herbert Whipple nl877
Greene, Howard Ernest sj)1898
Greene, Howard Johnson »y 1895
Greene, Isaac Philip 1892
PAGE
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75
56
329
431
433
292
625
57
68
305
301
583
541
271
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101
470
416
365
559
265
54
236
207
280
637
383
401
488
492
445
250
262
590
360
407
572
390
480
236
69
305
365
207
640
533
329
471
492
475
533
531
309
NAME CLASS
Greene, James Whitman »1840
Greene, Jerome Bonaparte nl890
Greene, John Francis 1891
a, 597; /, 37, 41.
Greene, John Frank nl876
Greene, John Jesse 1879
Greene, John Stimson 1882
Greene, Joseph 1825
Greene, Mark Tiffany nl903
Greene, Marion Bristow 1913
Greene, Nathanael A1776
Greene, Percival Bartlett 1901
Greene, Percival Bailey b1875
Greene, Philip nl791
Greene, Ray A.
c, 27.
Greene, Ray Woodville 1883
Greene, Richard Salter 1824
Greene, Richard AVard 1812
h, 646; 0, 28.
Greene, Robert Warren 1884
Greene, Samuel D nlSll
Greene, Samuel Stiliman 1837
h, 655; /, 34.
Greene, Samuel Stuart 1883
Greene, Samuel Ward 1789
Greene, Simon Ray 1810
Greene, Spencer Benjamin nl904
Greene, Stephen 1873
c, 31.
Greene, Stephen Harold nl901
Greene, Thomas
c, 26.
Greene, Thomas Casey 1846
Greene, Walter Montgomery. . .nl871
Greene, Warren Earl 1898
Greene, William 1817
c, 26.
Greene, William Albert Til 835
Greene, William Albert »jl863
Greene, William .Cahoone nl849
Greene, William Chace 1875
Greene, William Henry nl896
Greene, William Maxwell nl835
Greene, William Montgomery. .nl864
Greene, Winfield Wardwell 1910
Greenlaw, Prank Murray jl907
Greenleaf, Abner 1864
Greenleaf, Elmer Dinsmore .... nl904
Greeley, Adoniram Judson 1841
Greenough, Caleb ml822
Greenough, James Carruthers . . A1876
Greenwood, Arthur Moses 1898
Greenwood, Levi Chester nl912
Greer, David Hummell A1890
Gregg, Mrs. James Crawford. . .al899
Gregg, Merritt Lodge al908
Gregory, Emma Helena al901
Gregory, Mary Louise 1901
Gregson, Laurence Halliwell. . .nl912
Gregson, Moses A1774
PAGE
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262
271
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619
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Gretach, Abraham Harry 1912 421
Grey, Nathaniel Oscar 1864 210
Grier, Alexander Sutherland . . . nl899 496
Grier, Waiiam Potter »1855 455
Grieve, Robert «pl903 537
GrifiSn, Albert Angus 1897 335
Griffin, Arthur George nl877 475
Griffin, Clifford Henry 1894 319
Griffin, Frank 1840 144
Griffin, La Roy Freese 1866 217
Griffin, Louis Phillippe nl866 468
Griffin, Robert H nl839 444
Griffin, Thomas Jefferson 7il899 496
Griffith, Clarence Hill nl908 515
Griffith, Harry Elmer aplSOO 534
Grigg, William Edgar nl888 483
Griggs, George 1837 136
Griggs, Norman Boyea nl908 515
Griggs, Stephen Chandler ral845 448
Grim, Benjamin Ward 1899 348
Grim, Mrs. Benjamin Ward. . .«j)1896 578
Grim, Joseph m1903 505
Grime, George 1886 287
Grimshaw, Ida Marion 1907 559
Grinnell, Charles Le Roy nl908 515
Grinnell, John Brown 1873 240
Grinnell, John Coggeshall nl849 450
Grinnell, Richard Williams nl867 469
Grinnell, Russell 1897 335
Griimell, William Mintum 1854 180
Grinnell, William Taylor A1831 639
Grinnell, William Taylor 1898 342
Grisham, Gabriel Nelson 1878 258
Griswold, Alexander Viets ^1810 630
h, 631; c, 21, 23, 28.
Griswold, Esther Dora 1902 652
Griswold, George 1821 103
Grose, Howard Benjamin ftl907 667
Grose, Howard Bristol 1903 372
/, 45.
Grose, Laurence Rich 1907 396
/. 47.
Gross, Charles Francis nl904 507
Gross, Edward Tudor 1901 360
Grosvenor, Arthur Tucker nl901 500
Grosvenor, James Brown Mason. 1862 804
Grosvenor, William 1860 198
Grout, Edgar Homer 1885 884
Grout, Harold Alden 1913 425
a, 608.
Grover, Arthur Leon 1898 342
Grover, Esther Elvira nl909 574
Grover, Henry E. E nl838 443
Grover, Joseph Isaac 1907 396
Grover, Mrs. Joseph Isaac 1907 559
Grover, Zuinglius 1842 160
Grozier, Edward Atkins nl882 478
Guemey, James L nl817 436
Guernsey, Homer Wilson spl902 636
Guernsey, Louis Gildersleeve . . spl901 635
Guild, Clarence Herbert 1899 349
NAME CLASS PAOl
Guild, Mrs. Clarence Herbert . spl900 58(
Guild, Frederick Rowland 1913 42i
Guild, Frederick Taft 1890 301
a, 591; /, 41, 50.
Guild, George Dwight nl844 441
Guild, Margaret «yl909 S8J
Guild, Nathaniel M nl836 44S
Guild, Reuben Aldridge 1847 16S
f 49.
Guild, Thacher Howland 1901 36C
/, 45.
Guile, Mabel Eunice spl905 58S
Guile, Walter Amer 1898 34S
Guile, Mrs. Walter Amer 1898 546
Guilford, Paul Shelley 1899 34S
Guillemette, Joseph Dydime 1912 421
Guinness, Henry Grattan A1889 660
Gulliver, Francis Daniel nl902 502
Gmnmere, Samuel A1865 653
Gund, Torrey nl902 502
Gunderson, Norman 1886 288
Gunn, Edward Leroy 1886 288
Gunn, Wilford Jay 1898 342
Guptil, Fred Arthur »1903 505
Gumey, Alfred Henry nl907 513
Gumey, Mrs. Alfred Henry nl909 574
Gumey, David /tl805 629
Gurney, Elbridge nl841 445
Gumey, James 1795 65
Gumey, Joseph John A1838 643
Gumey, Katherine Carver. . . .splSOS 581
Gumey, Preston 1866 217
Gumey, Sanford Keith 1897 335
Gushe, Almond nl829 439
Gushee, Abraham 1798 68
Gushee, Edward Manning 1858 192
Gushee, Edward Stockbridge 1898 342
Gushee, Walter Wadsworth nl891 485
Gustin, George Mackie 1898 342
Gyllenberg, Irma Alida 1909 562
a, 607.
H
Haake, Charles Henry Greebe. .nl910
Haas, Mrs. Clemence «pl897
Harlow, Wendell Edmund nl904
Harrod, William Andrew nl903
Haberlin, Grover Cleveland. . . . nl908
Hackett, Horatio Balch
/. 33.
Hackett, Richard nl839
Hadley, Chester Brown splQlO
Hadley, Harry Joseph Putnam. . 1908
Hadley, Philip Bardwell 1903
a, 603.
Hadley, Ralph Vincent 1907
Hager, Ernest Russell 1909
a, 605; jf, 47.
Hagerman, Benjamin ralQll
Hagerty, Charles Aubrey nl909
519
578
507
505
515
444
542
401
372
396
407
522
517
INDEX
717
NAME CLASS PAGE
Hagood, Gladys Mitchell 1907 559
Hague, Ellyn Marguerite 1909 562
Hague, WUliam fel849 646
c, 29.
Hahn, Beulah May 1900 549
Hahn, Clifford Aylward 1913 425
Haight, Arthur Valette 7il907 513
Haight, Linda Lawton 1906 557
Hail, George nl894 488
Haile, Levi 1821 103
c, 28.
Haines, Benjamin Franklin. .. .nl 899 496
Halcrow, Mary Elizabeth sj)1900 580
Hale, Carleton 1896 329
Hale, Christopher Sargeant 1820 101
Hale, Daniel Mason 1828 120
Hale, Gordon Dyer 1899 349
Hale, William 1880 265
Hale, William Mason 1841 147
Hall, Abiel ml823 588
Hall, Addison nl848 449
Hall, Benjamin Hunt 1790 60
HaU, Charles Franklin 1877 253
Hall, David Connolly 1901 360
HaU, Dwight Hubbell 1899 349
Hall, Edward Brooks
c, 29.
Hall, Frank Elliott nl896 491
Hall, Franklin Lawrence nl897 492
Hall, Frederick Byron 1867 220
h, 668.
Hall, George Batchelder nl903 505
Hall, George Robinson Cooper . ?il894 488
Hall, George Watson 1860 198
Hall, Gertrude Ella al907 602
Hall, Harry William nl900 498
Hall, Henry Jewett 1900 354
a, 698; /, 44.
Hall, James Alexander 1908 411
/, 47.
Hall, James Elliott nl863 465
HaU, James Pool nl854 453
HaU, Jairus 1786 57
HaU, Joseph 1860 652
HaU, Kenneth Standish 1913 425
HaU, Lemuel 1820 101
HaU, Lewis Frederic k1903 505
HaU, Lloyd Bowers 1794 63
HaU, Martin Stuart 1905 383
HaU, Mary Isabel 1908 560
HaU, May Winsor 1909 562
HaU, Minnie ArabeUa ol900 596
HaU, Monroe nl839 444
HaU, Ogden ral841 445
HaU, Richard Clarence 1841 147
HaU, Richard Nelson nl844 447
HaU, SUas 1809 83
HaU, Walter Perley nl889 484
h, 668.
HaU, Wells Albert 1904 377
HaU, Willard Brayton *pl903 537
NAME CLASS PAGE
Hall, WiUiam 1848 165
Hall, WiUiam Clifton nl877 475
HaU, WUliam White 1825 113
HaU, WiUoe Jasper spl905 539
HaUborg, Henry Emmanuel 1907 396
HaUenbeck, Harry White nl908 515
HaUer, John Frederick ^1892 609
HaUett, Benjamin Franklin. . . . .1816 95
Hallett, Frank Thurston 1900 354
u, 597; /, 45.
HaUett, George nl856 456
Hallett, Sarah Newton 1901 551
HaUihan, Garrett E nl896 491
Halsey, Charles Burdett 1820 101
Halsey, Samuel Armstrong spldOS 537
Halsey, Thomas Lloyd 1793 63
c, 28.
Halsted, John B nl842 446
Ham, Albert Eugene 1864 210
Ham, Arthur Mathias 1910 411
Ham, Charles H nl860 462
Ham, Livingston 1894 319
Hamblin, Samuel WUlis 1886 288
Hamblin, William Osborne spl905 539
Hamill, WUliam Henry Thomas »1893 487
Hamilton, Albert John nl906 511
Hamilton, Alexander A1792 623
HamUton, Clarence Grant 1888 296
a, 596.
HamUton, Grace Margaret «yl907 578
HamUton, James 1906 390
HamUton, James Eugene 1883 276
HamUton, Peter Davidson Gunn
nl908 515
Hamlin, Augustin PoweU 1897 336
Hamlin, Charles Mayo 1907 396
Hamlin, Edward Bowen 1872 236
Hamlin, Elijah Livermore 1819 99
Hamlin, Ernest Lincoln nl889 484
Hamm, Walter Charles 1870 230
Hammer, Thomas Philip gl905 612
Hanmiersley, William ml8S8 460
Hammett, Fred Mason 1880 265
HammiU, Francis Henry 1900 354
Hammond, Henry Hathaway . . . 1884 280
Hammond, Henry Louis 1864 210
Hammond, Justin 1827 118
Hammond, Nehemiah Cobb . . . nl842 446
Hammond, WiUiam Gardner 1821 103
Hampton, Augustus Joseph. . . .nl911 522
Hana, Leo Gregory nl903 505
Hanan, Addison Garthwaite. .spl896 531
Hancock, Arthur Murray nl897 492
Hancock, John A1788 621
Hancock, Samuel FarweU 1864 210
Hand, Waiiam Henry nl898 494
Handel, Irving Libby spl899 533
Handy, Edwin Rogers 1912 421
Handy, Fred Wesley Calvin . . . nl902 502
Handy, Russell Howard ?tl905 509
Handy, Ruth Louise »pl900 580
718
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLABS PAGE
Hanley, Elijah Abraham al896 593
/, 43.
Hanley, Frank Louis «j)1901 535
Hanmer, Alfred Francis nl865 467
Hanna, George Byron 1865 213
Hanna, Harry Delbert ^1908 613
, Hannaford, Levi ml825 588
Hannah, Septimus S n\S5o 455
Hanscom, Homer Warren 1900 355
Hansell, Howard Forde 1877 253
Hansell, WUliam Forde 1845 156
Hanson, Edward Shannon 1899 349
Hanson, Harold Robert 1904 377
Hanson, Philip Adams 1905 383
Hanson, Ralph Frederick ja900 498
Hapgood, Charles Hutchins 1857 189
Hapgood, Ephraim 1874 243
Hapgood, Ernest Granger 1901 360
Hapgood, Henry N nl838 443
Harding, Albert Ellis nl818 436
Harding, Daniel Fiske 1809 83
Harding, Elisha m 1819 587
Harding, Harry Spear 1905 383
Harding, Jonathan Russell 1832 127
Harding, Sewall nl818 436
Harding, Thomas Rogers nl866 468
Harding, William rel828 439
Hardon, Virgil Orvin nl871 472
Hardy, Chester Sargent 1909 407
Hardy, Henry Gano 1880 265
Hardy, Susan Wilbur «pl907 583
Hardy, William Choate 1902 365
Hare, Charles Henry 1885 284
Hargrave, Mrs. Arthur 1899 548
Hargren, Ellen spl898 579
Hargrove, Charles «yl898 533
Harkness, Albert 1842 150
h, 655; /, 34; c, 25.
Harkness, Albert 1909 407
Harkness, Albert Granger 1879 262
/, 35.
Harkness, Edward Everett 1905 383
Harkness, Stanley Bates
/, 46.
Harkness, William nl857 458
Harlow, Albert Henry ts1897 492
Harmon, Augustus Ely 1848 166
Harmont, William Robert «1867 469
Harper, Charles Frederick 1892 309
h, 668.
Harper, William Rae nl896 491
Harriman, Willis Warren 1903 372
Harrington, Adelbert H ffl912 614
Harrington, Alexander Emor. . . . 1895 324
Harrington, Arthur Hudson 1879 262
Harrington, Bertha Ella spl900 580
Harrington, Charles Loiliis nl864 466
Harrington, Charles Nelson 1870 230
Harrington, Clifford Angeli 1883 276
Harrington, Earl Whittemore . . . 1914 428
Harrington, Earle Arnold nl907 513
NAME CLASS
Harrington, George Clark nl889
Harrington, George Wheaton. .«pl894
Harrington, Jubal 1825
Harrington, Nahum 1807
Harrington, Samuel «1810
Harrington, Walter Gardiner. . . . 1911
Harris, Benjamin Malcolm 1913
Harris, Caleb Fiske «1838
h, 656.
Harris, Charles Augustus 1897
Harris, Earl C nl860
Harris, Edith Gorham aplSlO
Harris, Frank 1878
Harris, Frederick Augustus Went-
worth 1888
Harris, George 1837
Harris, George k1854
Harris, Harding 1788
Harris, Henry Pease nl860
Harris, Mrs. Herbert C 1905
Harris, Herbert Elisha 1907
Harris, Mrs. Herbert Elisha 1907
Harris, Isaac 1830
Harris, James «1847
Harris, James Eddy 1913
Harris, James George »il899
Harris, Joseph
ch, 10, 13.
Harris, Joseph 1772
Harris, Joseph Metcalf 1869
Harris, Luther 1783
Harris, Luther Metcalf 1811
Harris, Nehemiah K nl806
Harris, Ralph Bertram 1897
Harris, Richmond Bullock nl882
Harris, Samuel Turner 1858
Harris, Sarah Bullock spl&09
Harris, Stephen nl806
Harris, Stephen Gushing 1886
Harris, Wallace Elmer «1911
Harris, Walter Herman 1909
Harris, Warren Bertram «pl903
Harris, William 1883
Harris, William Andrew 1897
Harris, William Russell nl913
Harson, Joseph Leo 1906
a, 603.
Harson, Michael Joseph 1884
Hart, Charles 1841
Hart, Mrs. Edmimd Percival 1905
Hart, Ephraim Le Roy 1898
Hart, Gardiner Tufts rel906
Hart, Henry Clay 7il852
Hart, Henry Clay 1901
Hart, Mrs. Henry Clay jl909
Hart, Henry Joseph 1902
Hart, Howard Farman 1904
a, 601; /, 46.
Hart, Hunter spWOi
Hart, John 1776
Hart, Levi 1802
PAGI
484
530
113
79
434
416
425
443
336
462
584
258
296
136
453
59
462
556
396
560
124
449
425
496
54
226
57
85
434
336
478
192
583
434
288
522
407
537
276
336
528
390
280
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342
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Hart, Oliver A1769 616
Hart, William 1791 61
Hart, William Albion 1903 372
Hartigan, John Patrick 1910 411
Hartman, Ella Grace nl909 574
Hartman, Maurice «yl899 533
Hartridge, Charles J nl852 451
Hartridge, Julian 1849 167
Hartshorn, Joseph Charles 1841 147
c, 30.
Hartshorn, Stella Josephine . . . spl894 577
Hartsock, Charles Grant 1889 298
Hartwell, Foster nl836 442
Hartwell, Jesse 1819 99
Hartwell, John Bryant nl842 446
c, 30.
Hartwell, Joseph Charles 1899 349
Hartwell, May Hartshorn «yl906 582
Hartwell, Mortimer Hall 1870 230
c, 31.
Harvey, Charles Edwin 1867 220
Harvey, Edwin Bates 1884 280
Harvey, Emily Sarah Elizabeth . 1908 560
Harvey, Forrest Shepard ril907 513
Harvey, Helen Melissa 1911 564
Harvey, John Henry «pl906 539
Harvey, Ransom. . : al911 606
Harvey, William Riggs 1901 360
Harvey, WiUiam Wirt nl894 488
Harvie, Marion 1901 551
Hascall, Charles Shailer 1904 377
Hascall, Theodore Com'ad 1905 383
HascaU, William Chace 1905 383
Haskell, Benjamin nl846 448
Haskell, John Gideon nl858 460
Haskell, Samuel 1845 156
Haskell, WiUiam Wallace nl870 471
Raskins, Hermon Hartwell 1910 411
Haslam, Charles Raymond 1902 365
a 599.
Haslam, John William nl903 505
Hastie, William Irving nl911 522
Hastings, Charles Colesworth
Pinckney 1825 113
Hastings, Charles WUliam nl878 476
Hastings, Harry Worthington ... 1904 377
/, 48.
Hastings, Helen Matilda 1913 567
Hastings, Henry Harmon ^1892 609
Hastings, Judson Worthington . . 1876 250
Hastings, Marshall Robinson . . nl904 507
Hastings, Samuel Jarvis »1861 463
Hastings, Stephen Goodwin 1879 ' 262
Hastings, William Thomson 1903 372
a, 601; /, 38, 45.
Hastings, Mrs. WilliamThomson. 1903 554
Hatch, Frances Eldridge 1908 560
Hatch, Frederick Albert nl876 475
Hatch, George CoggeshaU 1897 336
Hatch, George Sears »1853 452
Hatch, Harry French 1906 390
NAHE CLASS
Hatch, Helen Hamilton spl903
Hatch, Mildred Annie 1911
Hatch, Walter Emerson 1907
Hathaway, Abner Alden 1814
Hathaway, Albert Barrows .... «1825
Hathaway, Candace Eveleen. . .al903
Hathaway, Clifford Murray 1908
Hathaway, Edmund Valentine . . 1840
Hathawaj', Elnathan Pierce 1818
Hathaway, George 1824
Hathaway, George Edgar spl897
Hathaway, George Washington. .1822
Hathaway, George West 1902
Hathaway, George Whitefield . .nl826
Hathaway, Guilford Clinton 1899
Hathaway, Harriet May jl895
Hathaway, Harry Sedgwick 71I888
Hathaway, John 1793
Hathaway, Joseph 1820
Hathaway, Russell 1897
Hathaw^ay, Washington 1798
Hathaway, William H nl859
Hatheway, Nicholas 1847
Hatheway, Nicholas 1883
Hathorne, Benjamin Herbert 1830
Hatten, Margaret Emeline . . .«pl897
Hausmann, Gustav Naphthali.«pl902
Haven, Jacob nl846
Haven, William 1809
Havens, Charles Edward nl909
Hawes, Alfred 1841
Hawes, Elias 1790
Hawes, Frank Sanborn nl888
Hawes, George Henry nl857
Hawes, Irene 1912
Hawes, Joel 1813
h, 639, 639.
Hawes, Oliver 1787
Hawes, Peter 1790
Hawes, Raymond Preston 1912
a, 608.
Hawes, William Taber 1825
Hawkes, Micajah nil814
Hawkes, William Himes 1867
Hawkins, Alfred Cary
/, 48.
Hawkins, Frederick Eugene 1905
o, 601.
Hawkins, Mrs. Frederick Eugene 1904
Hawkins, Ida EUis 1897
Hawkins, Robert Earle nl906
Hawkins, Rush Christopher A1874
Hawkins, Walter Stanley nl896
Hawks, Micajah C «1814
Hawley, Charles W m1854
Haworth, Samuel Lee ol913
Hawthorne, Mrs. Chester A 1910
Hay, John 1858
h, 664.
Hayden, Delia nl909
Hayden, Thaddeus Jerome .... nl896
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461
163
276
124
578
536
448
83
517
147
60
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89
58
60
421
113
585
220
383
554
546
511
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491
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563
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574
491
720
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NAME CIABS
Hayes, Charles Wells nl849
Hayes, Frederic 1881
Hayes, Henry Wingate 1876
Hayes, Jennie Cooke splSdS
Hayes, Levi nl789
Hayes, Ruth Bennett nl897
Hayes, Seir nl801
Hayes, Wingate 1844
Hayes, Robert Pliney 1851
Hayman, Jacob 1894
Haynes, Aaron nl837
Haynes, Arus 1837
Haynes, David 1841
Hays, Mary Louise 1902
Hayward, Barzillai 1807
Hayward, Chester Le Boy 1906
Hayward, Elisha 1817
Hayward, George Bradford 1901
Hayward, Nathan nl791
Hayward, Oliver 1804
Hayward, Philip 1796
Hayward, Walter 1885
Hayward, Walter Sumner 1878
Hazard, Benjamin 1792
Hazard, Caroline A1899
Hazard, Charles Henry nl856
Hazard, Daniel Lyman nl884
Hazard, Edward Hull 1834
Hazard, Enoch 1794
Hazard, Frederick Rowland 1881
Hazard, Frederick Rowland, Jr. . 1914
Hazard, George
ch, 9, 10, 13; c, 25.
Hazard, George Nathan 1913
Hazard, George Robinson 1894
a. 593.
Hazard, James Ovington 1908
Hazard, John Alfred 1795
Hazard, John Alfred nl829
Hazard, John Newbold 1857
Hazard, Lauriston Hartwell 1889
Hazard, Maud Emma S})1901
Hazard, Nathaniel 1792
Hazard, Rowland 1849
c, 24, 30.
Hazard, Rowland A1845
h, 655; c, 24, 25.
Hazard, Rowland Gibson 1876
c, 30, 31.
Hazard, Thomas
ch, 10, 13.
Hazard, Thomas Cranston 1792
Hazard, Thomas George nl882
Hazard, William Tweedy 1794
Hazel, Clinton Decatur 7il897
Hazeltine, Harold Dexter 1894
Hazeltine, Hugh Vincent 1899
Hazelwood, Francis Tomlinson . . 1864
h, 659.
Healey, Carl Ernest 1894
Healey, Francis P nl858
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250
576
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570
433
154
172
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552
79
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360
431
75
66
284
258
62
665
456
479
130
63
268
428
425
319
401
65
439
189
298
580
62
168
645
250
62
478
63
492
319
349
210
319
460
NAMi: CLASS
', John Joseph 1905
Healey, John Ward »j>1897
Healy, Herbert Emerson nl907
Heard, Edwin Hartwell 1851
Heard, Jared Mann 1853
Heath, Alfred Brown nl878
Heath, Charles Reuben 1876
Heath, Ralph Everett ral899
Heathman, William Aaron rel895
Heaton, Benjamin 1790
Heaton, Hannah 1904
Heaton, Isaac Erving 1832
Hebden, John Calder 1885
Heckman, John Francis 1904
Heckman, Mrs. John Francis 1907
Hedberg, Emil Obson «pl899
Hedge, Levi A1808
Heffeman, Mrs. John J spl906
Heffeman, Thomas Leo 1907
Hefner, Clara Estelle 1911
Hecken, Guy Reynolds nI910
Heiser, Charles Lee Anthony 1890
Heisman, John William nl891
Helme, James
c, 26.
Helme, Nathaniel 1819
Heltzen, Oscar Leonard nl904
Hemenway, Carlotta nl913
Hemmenway, Onslow 1848
Hempel, Edward Charles 1908
Hempel, Edwin Gustav 1913
Henderson, George Donald 1853
Henderson, George Henry 1909
Henderson, James Jardine .. . .nl891
Henderson, Oliver James Barton 1907
Henderson, Robert J nl858
Henderson, Walter Brooks 1910
/, 47.
Henderson, William Henry .... rel837
Hendrick, Elijah William 1871
Hendrick, James WesJipy 1872
Henehan, Bessie Maura 1905
Henin, Benjamin Louis Antoine al910
/, 47.
Hennessey, Hoey nl912
1 Hennessey, James Francis nl900
Hennessey, Thomas Charles .... 1871
Hennessy, John Collins 1910
Hennessy, Sarah Marie «pl897
Henrickson, Harold Edwin. . . .nl910
Henry, David Edward 1914
Henry, Harold Oliver sil907
Henry, James Everett Francis . «yl904
Henry, Mellinger Edward 1899
Henry, William James »1902
Henshaw, Alexander Griswold. . . 1837
Henshaw, Charles Henry nl853
Henshaw, Harriet Frances. . . .ap\S99
Henshaw, John 1887
Henshaw, Richmond nl855
Henshaw, Stanley nl896
PAGl
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511
17!
171
47(
25(
49(
481
6(
55^
12';
28^
371
55i
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63(
58$
39'!
564
51S
30!
48S
IOC
507
575
166
401
425
178
407
485
397
460
411
442
233
236
556
605
525
498
233
411
578
519
428
612
538
349
502
136
452
579
292
455
491
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721
NAME CIASS
Henson, Paul nl884
Herbert, Charles nl860
Herbert, Edward nl900
Heman, Edwin James «pl907
Herr, Benjamin Laisdell 1882
Herreshoff, Charles Frederick. . . 1828
Herreshoff, Grace «j>1912
Herreshoff, James Brown nl857
Herreshoff, John Brown 1825
Herreshoff, John Brown Francis. 1870
h, 668; /, 40.
Herreshoff, Nathaniel Greene. ./tl896
Herrick, George Lucius nl865
Herring, Edwin Ayer 1872
Herring, John Peabody 1904
Herrmann, Ida Frances 1906
Hersey, Alice Mma 1903
Hersey, David William nl879
Hersey, Frank Wilson Cheney
/. 44.
Hersey, George Dallas 1869
a, 601.
Hersey, Helen Elizabeth ol905
Hersey, Henry 1820
Hersey, Ira Charles 1884
Hersey, William Read 1906
Hersom, Fred Alden nl902
Hervey, Eliphalet Williams 1824
Hess, Isban 1867
Hess, James Milton nl909
Hesse, Frederick
/, 39.
Hewes, Charles Wesley 1843
Hewett, Daniel 1812
Hewett, Joseph nl896
Hewitt, Rodney Williams 1912
Hewitt, Sadie 1911
Hextall, William fel773
Heydon, Howard Raymond 1905
Heydon, Wright David 1911
Heywood, Ezra Hervey 1856
Heywood, George Edwin rel863
Heywood, Lincoln Crawford. . .nl890
Hibbard, Albert Lewis 7il895
Hibbard, Charles 1850
Hibbard, Charles nl907
Hibbard, Herbert Wade 1886
Hibbard, Milton »il842
Hibbard, Nathaniel 1878
Hibbs, David Lacy al908
Hibbs, Henry Horace 1910
o, 606.
Hickman, William Raymond. . . . 1905
Hickok, Dormer Lewellyn 1854
Hicks, Ernest Abbott 1891
Hicks, Frederick Charles ol907
Hicks, Galen 1799
Hicks, Irving Clifton 1887
Hicks, Leslie Robert 1903
Hicks, Lewis Ezra A1912
Hicks, Ratcliffe 1864
PAGE
480
462
498
540
271
120
584
458
113
230
664
467
236
377
557
553
476
226
601
101
280
390
502
111
220
517
152
86
491
421
564
618
383
416
187
465
484
489
170
513
288
446
258
603
411
383
180
306
602
69
292
372
669
210
NAME CLASS
Hicks, Ratcliffe George Earle. . . 1898
Hickson, Elizabeth Cathcart. . .al911
Hidden, Charles Henry 1861
Hidden, Walter nl874
Hidden, Wilkins Updike 1865
Higbee, Alice Frances nl906
Higgins, Alexander Martin 1854
Higgins, Arthur Henry 1913
Higgins, Elmer Fremont nl890
Higgins, Everett Doane «pl908
Higgins, Harry Shreve nl899
Higgins, James Henry 1898
h, 667.
Higgins, Leonidas Raymond .... 1884
Higgins, Lathrop Davis 1899
Higgins, Samuel McPherson .... 1894
Higgins, William Madison nl907
Higgins, William W nl834
High, Harold Griffith 1909
High, Jacob Freeman 1911
High, Leon Clifford 1913
High, Leslie Stephen 1908
a, 603.
Higman, Harris Deles nl897
Hiland, Carl Augustus nl905
Hildreth, Alice Prances 1911
Hildreth, Henry Theodore
/ 35.
Hill, Almon'Ward nl886
Hill, Crawford 1885
Hill, Daniel Augustine nl899
Hill, Edward Lapham 1912
Hill, Erving nl899
Hill, Frederick Alexander nl885
/, 40.
Hill, George Rogers 4pl907
Hill, George Wilson Crockett. . . . 1892
Hill, Harrison Bucklin 1903
Hill, Henry Randall nl868
Hill, Herbert Faulkner nl895
Hill, Jacob 1807
Hill, John Edward
/, 36, 52.
Hill, Johnson Washington nl894
mil, Leonora 1902
a, 601.
HiU, Mary Prentiss 1900
Hill, Nathaniel Peter 1856
/, 34, 40.
Hill, Prescott Tillinghast 1906
HiU, RoUin Neale nl857
Hill, Solon 1825
Hill, Stephen Prescott 1829
Hill, Thomas Cooper nl855
Hill, Warren Park nl906
Hill, WiUiam Austin 1902
Hill, WiUiam Colver 1894
h, 669.
HiU, William Leonard 1900
HiUiard, Carlos Grout 1899
0,596.
PAGE
342
606
201
474
213
573
180
425
484
541
496
342
280
349
319
513
441
407
416
425
401
492
509
564
481
284
496
421
496
480
540
310
372
469
489
79
488
552
549
187
390
458
113
123
455
509
365
319
355
349
lit
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CIASB
Hillman, Adelia Thompson .... A1898
HiUman, Walter 1854
Hillman, Mrs. Walter A1898
HUls, Albert Wallace. nlQlO
Hilton, Robert Benjamin 1843
Hilton, Winthrop Drowne 7il891
Hinchey, James Henry nl906
Hinckley, Charles Henry nl848
Hinckley, Frank Howard nl907
Hinckley, Frank Leonard 1891
Hinckley, George Clarke nl896
Hinckley, John Edward 1911
Hinckley, William Pitt 1894
Hindle, Clifford Dean 1912
Hindle, William nl901
Hindley, Emma 1898
a, 596.
Hinds, Albert Walker 1887
/, 42.
Hinds, Harry Hiram 1905
Hines, George Augustine 1906
Hines, Henry nl906
Himes, Lucian Winfield 1908
Himes, Lucile Spencer 1913
Hinton, James A1803
h, 631.
Hinton, Mabel Irene 1911
Hirons, Nina Grantham «pl909
Hitchcock, Charles 1869
Hitchcock, Charles Chambers . . . 1885
Hitchcock, Daniel A1771
Hitchcock, Enos A1788
c, 23, 26.
Hitchcock, George 1872
Hitchcock, Henry Russell 1884
Hitchcock, Jonathan Parsons. . . 1799
Hixon, Asa 1825
Hixon, Lucas nl816
Ho, Hou-Wei nl909
Hobart, Aaron 1805
Hobart, Benjamin 1804
Hobbs, Charles Alfred 1905
Hobbs, Mrs. Charles Alfred 1904
Hobbs, Joseph Melzar 1883
Hobigand, Jules Adolphe 1878
Hobigand, Theodore Maximilien
/. 40.
Hobson, Clifton Henry 1904
Hobson, Henry Ramsden 1906
Hock, Elias John nl882
Hodgate, John Mathias ral865
Hodges, Charles Henry nl869
Hodges, Gilbert William 1914
Hodges, Rufus 1823
Hodges, Tisdale 1804
Hodges, Zephaniah L nl809
Hodgkinson, Joseph Anderson . spl899
Hodgkiuson, Mi-s. William. . . .«pl898
Hodgson, John Sprague 1911
Hoffman, Arnold Smith 1914
Hoffman, Howard nl861
FAOE
664
180
664
519
152
485
511
449
513
306
491
416
319
421
500
547
292
384
390
511
401
567
628
564
583
226
284
618
621
236
280
69
113
435
517
77
75
384
555
276
258
377
391
478
467
470
428
109
75
434
534
579
416
428
463
NAIOS CLASS
Hoffman, Levi Samuel 1907
Hoffman, William George 1904
Hogan, William James nl903
Hogg, George Woodley 1894
Holbrook, 1st, nl794
Holbrook, 2nd, nl794
Holbrook, Charles Francis 1855
Holbrook, Daniel Jefferson 1863
Holbrook, Elizabeth Richards. .nl899
Holbrook, George Abel 1861
Holbrook, John Edwards 1815
Holbrook, John Josiah 1872
Holbrook, Joseph A1791
Holbrook, Josiah 1788
Holbrook, Lowell nl843
Holbrook, Silas Pinckney 1815
Holbrook, Silas Pinckney 1859
Holbrook, Uriah Hopkins 1874
Holbrook, Willard 1814
Holcombe, Henry /tl800
Holdeu, Amasa Amidon al908
Holden, Mrs. Amasa Amidon. .al908
Holden, Charles 1832
Holden, Edith Edwina 1914
Holden, George James 1891
Holden, Levi Hall 1835
Holden, Mary Barnes ol908
Holder, Rufus Erasmus ^1905
Holding, Robert Stowe, Jr 1914
Holland, Benjamin 1905
Holland, Dennis Joseph 1890
HoUen, Edward James nl909
HoUey, Alexander Lyman 1853
h, 658.
HoUingsworth, Arthur m1897
HoUingsworth, Mrs. Arthur. . . .^1896
HoUiwell, Josephine Agnes nl908
HoUoway, Edwin Samuel ral888
Holman, Alice Dudley 1911
Holman, David 1803
Holman, David Emory 1876
Holman, Frank Parke nl901
Holman, Nathan 1797
Holman, Russell nl838
Holman, Samuel Morey 1911
Holmberg, Carl Lester Magnus. . 1896
Holmes, Augustus Lawrence. . .nl884
Holmes, Charles Henry 1829
Holmes, Clarence Warren 1905
Holmes, Daniel Franklin 1897
Holmes, David Alfred nl864
Holmes, Edward Winslow 1903
Holmes, Ezekiel 1821
Holmes, George Sanford 1904
Holmes, Henry 1806
Holmes, James Stuart 1819
Holmes, Jeremiah 1902
Holmes, John 1796
Holmes, John
ch, 9.
Holmes, John Jenckes 1863
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3i
3'
5(
3:
4!
4!
li
2(
5'i
2(
c
2S
6S
t
a
s
IS
24
9
m
60
60
12
56
30
13
60
61
42
38
30
51
17
49
61
57
48
56
7
25
50
6
44
41
32
48
12
38
33
46
37
10
37
7
10
36
6
20
INDEX
783
NAME CLASS PAGE
Holmes, John Sommers nl840 445
Holmes, John Sophus 1864 210
Holmes, Joseph 1796 66
Holmes, Louis Rhodes 1899 349
Holmes, Sylvester A1823 636
Holmes, Thomas D nl822 437
Holroyd, John 1802 73
Holroyd, William
/, 51; c, 26.
Holt, Charles Herbert 1902 365
Holt, Flora May 1896 545
Holt, George Herbert al911 606
Holt, George Washington ral862 464
Holt, Gustavus Benjamin nl902 502
Holt, Hattie Maria 1908 560
a, 604.
Holt, Louisa Roberts 1905 556
u, 601.
Holt, Norman Edward 1910 412
a, 606, 608; /, 47.
Holt, Sarah Ann nl913 575
Holton, Arthur Thomas ral903 605
Homer, Eleazer Bartlett
/, 45.
Homer, Jonathan A1790 622
h, 637.
Honiss, John Ralph 1908 401
Honyman, James
ch, 10, 13; c, 25.
Hood, Alfred Howland 1881 268
Hood, Bessie Allen 1903 553
Hood, Francis George rel902 502
Hood, John Laurence 1900 355
Hood, Mrs. John Laurence 1897 545
Hood, Preston Hart 1912 421
Hood, Raymond Mathewson. . .nl902 502
Hood, Wendell Phillips nl864 466
Hooper, Archalla nl795 432
Hooper, Richard Grant «pl909 541
Hope, John 1894 319
h, 667.
Hope, Thomas 1900 355
Hopkins, Albert Wesley nl903 505
Hopkins, Amos 1795 65
Hopkins, Bertha Ethel 1907 559
a, 603.
Hopkins, Edgar Arnold 1905 384
Hopkins, Esek
c, 26.
Hopkins, Esek 1775 55
Hopkins, Frank Edward 1898 342
Hopkins, George Irving 1875 247
Hopkins, George Olney 1861 202
Hopkins, George William 1878 258
Hopkins, Henry Wade nl899 496
Hopkins, John nl824 437
Hopkins, John Carver 1869 226
Hopkins, Judith Barber 1906 557
Hopkins, Philip 1810 84
Hopkins, Rufus
c, 26.
NAME CLASS PAGE
Hopkins, Samuel A1790 622
Hopkins, Stephen A1784 620
ch, 10, 13; c, 21, 25.
Hopkins, Stephen Allen 1893 314
Hopkins, William Burr nl897 492
Hopkins, William Henry 1891 306
Hopkinson, George 1896 329
Hoppin, Augustus 1848 166
Hoppin, Carrington 1834 130
Hoppin, Cortland 1855 183
Hoppin, Francis Edwin 1839 141
Hoppin, George Frederic nl856 457
Hoppin, Levi nl807 434
Hoppin, Levi nl825 438
Hoppin, Nicholas 1831 126
Hoppin, Washington nl847 449
Hoppin, William Jones /il890 660
Hoppin, William Warner 1861 202
h, 668.
Horr, George Edwin 1854 181
h, 658.
Horr, George Edwin 1876 250
h, 664; c, 24.
Horrigan, Edward Joseph 1914 428
Horsman, Oliver Chace 1899 349
Horton, Edward Anthony nl872 472
Horton, Elmer Stuart 1910 412
Horton, Erie Moulton 1910 412
Horton, Everett Jarvis 1902 365
Horton, Francis 1828 120
Horton, Fred Ellis 1895 324
Horton, Herbert Bradford 1896 329
Horton, Leonard Wheaton 1897 336
Horton, Louisa Roberts al906 601
Horton, Minnie Amelia splSSi 576
Horton, Pascal Allen 1869 226
Horton, Roberta Alice 1905 556
a, 601.
Horton, Victor Foote 1873 240
Hosford, Arthur Heman nl886 481
Hoskins, Charles Chauncey 1865 213
Hosmer, Charles Edward 1861 202
Hosmer. Elber Samuel 1882 271
Host, Arthur George 1898 342
a, 599; /, 45.
Host, Mrs. Arthur George spl896 578
Host, James Harold Lauritz . . . nl903 505
Hotchkiss, Arthur Ethelbert . . . nl868 469
Hotchkiss, George Lambert 1867 220
Hough, Ailing 1820 101
Hough, Benezet Alanson 1866 217
Hough, Charles Herbert 1901 360
Hough, Mark Leslie nl908 515
Hough, Minnie Hannah 1897 546
Houlihan, Daniel Henry «pl895 531
House, Emmett nl902 502
House, Morris William 1888 296
Houze, Mrs. E. L spl902 580
Hovey, Alvah A1856 650
c, 24, 30.
Hovey, Arthur Judson 1869 228
784
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAMB CLASS
Hovey, Frederick Howard 1890
Hovey, George Rice 1882
h, 66S.
Hovey, Horace Mason 1900
o, 597.
Hovey, Isaac ml820
Hovey, Ray Palmer 1906
Howard, Albert Harris nl884
Howard, Arthur Allison 1905
Howard, Mrs. Charles nl907
Howard, Charles Taylor 1878
Howard, Daniel 1893
a, 595.
Howard, Daniel S »il902
Howard, Eddy Phillips 1899
Howard, Ella Louise B 5rl907
Howard, Ezra Waiiams 1838
Howard, Francis 1797
Howard, Frank Gilbert 1905
Howard, Mrs. Frederick H jl907
Howard, Frederick Nightingale Jil907
Howard, Harris nl860
Howard, Henry fel873
Howard, James Leland hlSdi
c, 31.
Howard, John Danielson nl910
Howard, John Edward 1815
Howard, Joseph nl855
Howard, Nathaniel Orson 1903
Howard, Victor nl912
Howard, Will Russell ffl903
Howarth, Francis Andrew 1872
Howarth, Jacob Mark 1911
Howe, Arthur Whitney 1880
Howe, Arthur Whitney 1913
Howe, Charles H m1856
Howe, Mrs. Clarence R al909
Howe, Donald Grant nl910
Howe, Elbridge Gerry 1821
Howe, Frank Perley 1872
Howe, Henry Robinson 1911
Howe, Hubert Nelson nl879
Howe, John 1805
Howe, Julia Ward A1909
Howe, Mark Antony De Wolfe. . 1828
h, 647; /, 39; c, 24, 30.
Howe, Paul Denckla nl911'
Howe, Mrs. Paul Denckla »j>1909
Howe, Phinehas 1847
Howe, Reginald Heber , 1866
h, 663.
Howe, Roy Stanley rel899
Howe, Samuel Gridley 1821
h, 654.
Howe, Mrs. Samuel Gridley. . . .A1909
Howe, Sereno 1839
Howe, Sheldon Jenkes 1908
Howell, David A1769
/, 33, 38; c, 21, 22, 23.
Howell, Elias 1772
Howell, Jeremiah Brown 1789
PAGE
302
271
355
586
384
480
384
573
258
314
502
349
612
138
67
384
612
513
462
656
663
519
93
455
372
525
611
236
416
265
425
457
604
519
104
237
416
476
77
668
121
'522
583
163
217
104
668
141
401
616
54
60
NAME CLASS
Howell, Roger Williams nl793
Howes, James Sturgis nl902
Rowland, Alice Merrill 1/1902
Howland, Carver 1873
Howland, Daniel 1900
Howland, Freeman Parker nl824
Howland, George A1852
c, 29.
Howland, Hawthorne nl9I2
Howland, John A1835
Howland, Matthew Morris 1871
Howland, Paul Balcom 1910
Howland, Richard 1868
Howland, William Dillwyn 1874
Howlett, Hinson Vernon nl905
Hoxsey, Gideon
cA, 9.
Hoye, Henry Joseph 1895
Hoye, Vincent Charles 1906
Hoyle, Harriet Louvan 1907
Hoyt, Albert Pierce 1878
Hoyt, Charles Sherman 1901
Hoyt, Colgate
c, 31.
Hoyt, Colgate 1905
Hoyt, Daniel Mansfield 1896
Hoyt, Daniel Webster 1871
Hoyt, David Webster 1855
Hoyt, Elizabeth Guild ^1892
Hoyt, Elton 1878
Hoyt, Harold Williams ral896
Hoyt, James Humphrey 1874
Hoyt, Robert Douglas 31897
Hoyt, Mrs. RoUand C nl905
Hoyt, Wayland 1860
Hoyt, William Edwin nl868
Hua, Yu-Peng rel909
Hubbard, Alice 1912
Hubbard, Clifford Chesley 1908
Hubbard, George Barron «pl904
Hubbard, Mrs. Greorge Whipple nl908
Hubbard, Harold Davis wl912
Hubbard, Henry Calvin nl879
Hubbard, Howard Greenough. . . 1911
a, 607.
Hubbard, James 1816
Hubbard, William Henry 1845
Huckius, James 1832
Hudson, Gardner Kirk 1896
Hueston, Robert Alexander. . . .Jil907
Huff, Charles Spencer 1906
Huggins, Charles Henry
/,48.
Hughes, Charles Evans 1881
h, 667; D, 25, 32.
Hughes, Charles Evans, Jr 1909
Hughes, Dyer ml822
Hughes, Elizabeth Wilson 1911
Hughes, Joseph A1811
Hughes, Joseph Alphonsus nl896
Hughes, Ray Osgood 1900
PAOI
43!i
50$
61]
240
SS&
437
648
s^&
641
233
412
222
243
509
324
391
559
258
360
384
329
233
183
609
258
491
243
610
572
198
469
517
566
401
538
574
525
476
416
95
157
127
329
513
391
268
407
587
564
631
491
355
INDEX
726
KAME CIABS PAQE
Hulbert, George Henry 1864 210
Hulbert, Thomas Harlach ral882 478
Huling, Frederick Harris apldlO 54£
Huling, Ray Greene 1869 226
h, 663; c, 31.
Hull, Arthur Johnson 1895 324
Hull, Charles Arnold 1899 349
HuU, Mrs. Charles Arnold 190S 556
Hull, Charles Hadlai nl905 509
Hull, Clifton Morse rel912 525
Hull, Dorothy Palmer 1914 569
Hull, Edward Felling 1898 342
Hull, Elbert Orville nl891 485
Hull, Harry Curtis 1898 342
Hull, Mrs. John E nl904 572
Hull, John Mason nl870 471
Hull, Norman Bigelow 1913 425
Hull, Stephen A1814 632
HuU, William Bird »1872 472
Hull, William Henry 1901 360
Hulse, Frank Clifton 1905 384
Hume, Robert 1809 83
Humes, Franklin Pierce nl879 476
Humes, John Fred nl888 483
Humeston, Luther Frink nl851 451
Humphrey, Helen Louise nl905 572
Humphrey, Henry Valentine. . .nl912 525
Humphrey, Joseph Bernard nl912 525
Humphrey, Karl 1912 421
Humphrey, Sidney Daniels 1897 336
Humphrey, Thomas Jefferson . . . 1821 104
Humphreys, David A1802 627
Humphreys, John Richard »il900 498
Humphries, Greorge Archibald. syl900 534
Hunkms, Carl Joseph 1908 401
o, 603; /, 38, 45.
Hunt, Albert Foster 1899 349
Hunt, Charles Wesley 1904 377
Hunt, Clayton Edward 1908 400
Hunt, David nl866 468
h, 657.
Hunt, Edward Taylor 1840 166
Hunt, Ernest Morrill 1898 342
Hunt, George Llewellyn 1900 355
Hunt, Hattie Elmina ffl897 610
Hunt, Henry Dwight (/1894 609
Hunt, Homer Bailey 1908 401
Hunt, Homer Elijah 1906 391
Hunt, Irving Owen 1899 349
Hunt, Jessie Hosmer spWOS 583
Hunt, John 1842 150
Hunt, John Mercer 1896 329
Hunt, Joseph Searles 1791 61
Hunt, Josiah rel837 442
h, 648.
Hunt, Milton Bicknell 1909 407
a, 604.
Hunt, Nathaniel Farnum nl841 445
Hunt, Peter Brown 1816 95
Hunt, RoUa Elijah 1900 355
Hunt, Stephen Foster 1904 377
NAME CLASS
Hunt, Wilifred Ellsworth nl900
Hunter, Mrs. Alexander V 1907
Hunter, Francis nl802
Hunter, George Grant nl893
Hunter, John Powell 1888
Hunter, Richard Rallston 1898
Himter, Thomas Robinson 1827
Hunter, William 1791
h, 634; c, 27.
Huntington, Adoniram Judson.nl841
h, 654.
Huntington, Daniel ral809
Huntington, George 1863
Huntington, George 1882
Huntington, Gladys spl901
Huntington, Henry Barrett
/, 37.
Huntington, Mrs. Henry Barrett
splSOQ
Huntley, William Francis 1907
Huutoon, Charlotte May sj)1902
Huntoon, William Caswell 1894
Huntsman, Zerrie FitzRandolph.1907
Hurd, Edwin Gale «pl894
Hurd, William Lambert nl874
Hurley, Daniel 1903
Hurley, George 1907
Hurley, John Edward nl906
Hurlin, Ralph Gibuey 1912
o, 608.
Huse, Charles Archelaus 1878
Huse, Ernest Leslie nl906
Huse, Henry Felton 1896
Huse, Mrs. Henry Felton 1897
Huse, John Wesley 1900
Hussey, Frederic Vinal 1900
Hussey, Oliver Perry 1899
Hussey, William Joseph A1912
Hutchins, Benjamin Tucker nl859
Hutchins, Charles nl856
Hutchins, Elisha Perkins nl821
Hutchins, Ezra 1811
Hutchins, Herbert Bacon al901
Hutchins, James H nl810
Hutchins, James H nl839
Hutchins, John Ladd 1807
Hutchins, Roland EUis 1910
/,48.
Hutchins, William ml825
Hutchinson, Eleazer Carter 1826
Hutchinson, Mrs. G. M spWOi
Hutchinson, George Wallace . . . »1888
Hutchinson, John Skinner 1869
Hutchison, Newton Peck 1905
Hutton, Lindsay Peter «j>1902
Huxford, George Thomas 1909
/, 47.
Hvirstendahl, Anders William. «j)1901
Hyatt, Alphaeus A1898
Hyde, Frederic Albert 1877
Hyde, James Samuel nl899
PAGE
498
559
433
487
296
343
118
61
445
434
207
272
580
580
397
581
319
559
530
474
372
397
511
421
258
511
329
545
355
355
349
669
461
457
436
85
597
434
444
79
412
588
116
581
483
226
384
536
407
535
664
254
496
■726
BROWN UNIVERSITY
SJiiSE CLASS
Hyde, John Chester ^1905
Hyde, Lucien Stevens 1905
Hyde, Ralph Kingsley 1898
/,44.
Hylan, Albert Edward 1892
I
Ide, Clarence Edward nl893
Ide, Jacob 1809
h, 642.
Ide, Sarah Ann 1908
Ide, William Tiffany spWOS
lies, Constance Hvu:f ord jl900
Ince, Joseph Waite . 1902
a, 600; /, 45.
Ingalls, Alfred Wesley 1905
Ingalls, Mrs. Alfred Wesley . . . spl90i
Ingalls, Daniel ml822
Ingalls, Will Clarence 1884
Ingalls, Will Clarence, Jr 1909
Ingalls, William ml813
h, 632; /, 33.
Ingraham, Edward Duncan. . . .^1820
Ingraham, Eugene Lewis nl873
Ingraham, Howard Walter nl873
Ingraham, John Shepard 1837
Ingham, Laura Frances 1906
Iimian, Grace Elizabeth 1898
Inman, Harris 1860
Innis, George Milo 1902
Inomata, Shinzo nl911
Irons, Samuel Lafayette 1881
Irvine, Mrs. Charles James .... /jl895
Irvine, Julia Josephine hl89o
Isaac, Alfred Elton . 1904
Isaacson, Abraham Samuel 1913
Isham, Norman 1886
/, 42.
Ives, Dwight 1835
Ives, Moses Brown 1812
c, 22, 28.
Ives, Robert Hale 1816
c 22 28 29.
Ives, Robert Hale .'. 1857
Ives, Robert Milo nl899
Ives, Thomas Poynton 1854
h, 653; c, 27, 29.
Ives, William Carey 1865
J
Jack, Philip Clay 1900
Jackowitz, Gabriel Joseph nl906
Jackman, Luther Taylor spl895
Jackson, Anna W spWli
Jackson, Charles nl788
Jackson, Charles 1817
Jackson, Donald spl905
Jackson, Earl Edmund 1911
Jackson, Ella nl907
PAGE
612
384
343
310
487
561
539
611
366
384
581
587
280
407
585
635
473
473
136
557
547
198
366
522
269
663
663
378
425
288
132
87
95
189
496
181
213
355
511
531
584
431
97
539
416
573
NAME CLASS PAGI
Jackson, Eugene Bailey 1902 36(
Jackson, Francis Chester Rock-
well 1894 31£
Jackson, Frank Hussey rjl900 49f
Jackson, George 1788 5S
Jackson, George nl824 431
Jackson, Henry 1817 91
h, 649; c, 28.
Jackson, Henry Greene 1906 39]
Jackson, Howard Kempton 1909 401
Jackson, Jenny Marie nl899 57C
Jackson, Joseph 1868 22«
Jackson, Louis Spurgeon nl910 519
Jackson, Margaret Pinckney. . .(;1908 613
Jackson, Ralph Wentworth 1889 298
Jackson, Richard
0, 27.
Jackson, Samuel Eugene spldOi 538
Jackson, Walter Raleigh nl87S 474
Jackson, Walter Wade 1911 416
Jackson, William Thomas. . . . .spl897 532
Jacob, Thomas spl895 531
Jacobs, Bela ftl822 635
Jacobs, Hervey Fitz nl863 465
Jacobs. Horace Edgar 1893 314
a, 592.
Jacobs, Irvin rel909 517
Jacobs, Walter Ballon 1882 272
/, 36, 42.
Jacobs, William Bela 1833 128
Jager, Harry Albert 1908 402
a, 603.
James, Benjamin 1805 77
James, Charles Sexton 1843 152
James, Charles Tillinghast A1838 643
James, Martin Crawford «pl906 540
James, George Silas nl900 498
James, Harold Wells 1906 391
James, John Crawford 1871 233
James, John Sexton 1842 150
James, John William 1906 391
James, Mrs. John WilUam 1909 562
James, Luther Tillman 1873 240
James, Martin Crawford «yl905 539
James, Richard Sexton rel847 449
h, 647.
James, Samuel A1770 617
James, Silas to1820 588
Jameson, Ethel Clare 1898 547
a, 599.
Jameson, John Franklin
/ 35.
Jameson, Lillian ffl896 610
Jameson, Thomdike Cleaves .... 1840 145
Jamgochian, Krikor spl905 539
Jamieson, Robert Irving 1905 384
Janes, Lewis George A1895 663
Jaques, George 1836 133
Jarvis, Herbert Porter spl909 541
Jarvis, Seward Thompson 1911 416
Jastram, Edward Perkins 1895 324
INDEX
727
NAm: ciAss
Jastram, Pardon Sheldon 1860
Jay, John A1794
Jaynes, Almon Andrus nl899
Jefferson, Thomas A1787
Jeffery, George Clinton nl902
Jeffries, John ml825
h, 636.
Jeffris, Malcolm 1910
Jelly, George Frederick 1864
h, 667.
Jenckes, Charles William 1880
Jenckes, Daniel
c, 25; ch, 9, 10, 13
Jenckes, Daniel nl778
Jenckes, Ebenezer »il793
Jenckes, Francis Carter 1824
Jenckes, Frederick Latimer . . . syl894
Jenckes, George Washington. . . . 1851
Jenckes, Jerothmel Bowers 1825
Jenckes, John
c, 26.
Jenckes, Joseph 1782
c, 27.
Jenckes, Joseph Franklin splSOi
Jenckes, Joseph Martin nl897
Jenckes, Joseph Sherbourne 1824
Jenckes, Leland Deloss 1861
Jenckes, Thomas Allen 1838
h, 656; /, 39.
Jenckes, Thomas Allen 1877
Jenckes, Wellington LeRoy 1912
Jencks, Ephraim Henry rel864
Jencks, Erasmus Norcross nl846
Jencks, Frederick Marshall 1911
a, 607.
Jenkins, Benjamin W nl832
Jenkins, Edward A1803
Jenkins, John Foster nl846
Jenkins, Moses Brown 1855
Jenkins, Thomas
e, 26.
Jenks, Anna Belle glS93
Jenks, Carrie Cordelia «pl892
Jenks, Daniel Browning nl854
Jenks, Daniel Sanford 1890
Jenks, Elisha Tucker Pierce 1895
Jenks, Ernest Potter 1889
Jenks, Frank Richmond nI888
Jenks, George Francis 1898
Jenks, Hervey 1810
Jenks, Hiram Cleveland nl899
Jenks, James Lawrence 1884
Jenks, John Whipple Potter 1838
/, 34, 40.
Jenks, Stephen Arnold nl854
Jenney, Ansel G nl857
Jenney, William Henry Harrison 1859
Jennings, Andrew Jackson 1872
c, 31.
Jennings, Frank Alvord 1899
Jennings, James A1774
PAGE
199
624
496
620
502
588
412
210
265
430
432
111
530
172
113
56
538
492
111
202
138
254
421
466
448
417
440
628
448
184
609
576
453
302
324
298
483
343
84
496
280
138
453
458
195
237
349
619
NAME CLABB
Jennings, Louis Cottrell nl908
Jennings, Oliver Saunders 1905
Jenny, William A1842
Jenny, William Henry «1911
Jepherson, George Arthur 1887
Jeram, Hyman nl913
Jemegan, Joseph Leonard 1831
Jemegan, Marcus Wilson 1896
a, 595.
Jernegan, Prescott Ford 1889
Jessup, John Colgate nl893
Jessup, Royal Nesmith 1904
Jewell, Joseph Hayden 1871
Jewett, Charles Coffin 1835
/, 34, 49.
Jewett, Henry Cushing 1824
Jewett, Howard Clifton 1881
Jewett, James Richard
/, 35, 41.
Jewett, Lyman 1843
h, 656.
Jewett, Paul 1802
/, 38.
Jewett, Origen S nl841
Jewett, Walter Kendall 1891
Jillson, Edmund Talma 1907
Jillson, Elizabeth Alvira «pl893
Jillson, Frederick Augustus .... nl893
Jillson, Harold Ladd nl897
Jillson, William Everett 1846
/, 40.
Jillson, William Everett 1882
Joerg, Mrs. Wolfgang L. G 1904
Johns, William ml820
h, 635.
Johnson, Ada Alana spl903
Johnson, Agda May spl906
Johnson, Aholiab 1823
Johnson, Albert Bushnell 1891
a, 591; /, 36, 42.
Johnson, Alfred Evan 1871
Johnson, Alfred Scott 1890
Johnson, Allen Tibbitts nl889
Johnson, Artemas 1808
m, 585.
Johnson, Arthur Pliny 1888
a, 592.
Johnson, Ben Wayland 1893
Johnson, Charles Kelsall 1834
Johnson, Clarence Richard 1909
Johnson, Charles Howard 1877
Johnson, Daniel 1806
Johnson, Mrs. David 1911
Johnson, Edgar Mann 1893
Johnson, Edward West «1896
Johnson, Edwin Lehman 1884
Johnson, Elias Henry hl877
Johnson, Emmons nl862
Johnson, Ernest Henry 1891
a, 591.
Johnson, Evan Malbone 1808
page;
515
384
644
522
292
528
126
330
298
487
378
23a
132
111
269
l£j2
7S
445^
306
397
576
487
492
160
272
555
586:
581
582
109
306
233
302
484
81
296
314
130
407
254
7»
564
314
491
280
658
464
306
81
728
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Johnson, Evelyn Olive 1899
Johnson, Flora spWOO
Johnson, Francis Cleaveland. . .nl844
Johnson, Francis Severance 1899
Johnson, Frank William nl904
Johnson, Helma Augusta 1907
Johnson, Henry James nl863
Johnson, Horace Samuel rel902
Johnson, James Wager nl884
Johnson, John Henry nl856
Johnson, John P nl900
Johnson, Joseph nl902
Johnson, Joseph Harris 1884
Johnson, Joseph Oscar nl896
Johnson, Julius Arthur 1882
Johnson, Julius Earle 1854
Johnson, Levi nl812
Johnson, Lewis Melvin nl861
Johnson, Madeline Katherine . . . 1908
Johnson, Marcus Morton 1870
Johnson, Mrs. Martin L ml902
Johnson, Melvin Clermont 1900
Johnson, Millard Fillmore 1876
Johnson, Nathaniel Emmons. . . . 1825
Johnson, Nels 1899
/,44.
Johnson, Paul Hubert Smith . . spl905
Johnson, Fhinehas 1799
Johnson, Ralph Gerhardt 1905
Johnson, Reber Nettleton 1914
Johnson, Rhodolphus Henry. . .nl863
Johnson, Robert Gray 1860
Johnson, Roswell Hill spl895
Johnson, Stephen C m1826
Johnson, Thomas Costello nl908
Johnson, Thomas Hornby rel848
Johnson, Truman 1879
Johnson, Warren Clifford 1910
Johnson, William Bullein A1814
h, 640.
Johnson, William Carter nl901
Johnson, William Greene nl866
Johnson, William Warren rel856
Johnston, Clare Steele 1911
Johnston, Dean nl836
Johnston, Henry Wentworth. . . . 1854
Johnston, William Dawson 1893
/, 44.
JoUie, Mabel Alton nl907
Jonas, Agnes 1909
Jonas, Johannes Benoni Edward
/, 37.
Jones, Alexander 1782
Jones, Alexander 1814
Jones, Alfred Harrison
/, 38.
Jones, Benjamin Dunn rel864
Jones, Benjamin Dunn nl897
Jones, Charles Henry 1906
Jones, David A1774
Jones, Edward Davis nl877
PAGE
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580
447
349
507
559
465
602
480
457
498
502
280
491
272
181
435
463
561
230
571
355
250
113
349
539
69
384
428
465
199
531
438
515
449
262
412
632
500
468
457
417
442
181
314
573
562
56
91
466
492
391
619
475
NAME CLASS PAC
Jones, Edward Simmons nl868 4(
Jones, Frank Oscar 1897 3i
Jones, Frederick Augustus 1896 3i
Jones, Frederick Clark 1904 3'
Jones, Frederick William 1896 3J
Jones, Gardner Hunter m1911 5i
Jones, George Seneca nI863 4(
Jones, Grace June 1901 5t
a, 601.
Jones, Harold Marshall ffl911 61
Jones, Harry Muse 1912 4S
Jones, Harry Wild 1882 S',
Jones, Horatio Gates hlSli 6S
h, 653.
Jones, Howard Malcolm.' 1853 11
Jones, Howard Prann 1912 45
Jones, Isaac Francis 1843 It
Jones, John 1791 (
Jones, John Davis Edmands .... 1845 It
Jones, John Davis Edmands .... 1893 31
Jones, John Gilmore 1836 IJ
Jones, John Taylor nl823 4J
Jones, Joseph 7il821 ii
Jones, Joshua Henry 1903 SI
Jones, Lambert Jefferson 1837 1!
Jones, Morgan A1793 65
Jones, Myrtle Horton 1914 5f
Jones, Nelson Bishop 1875 ' ii
Jones, Preston Day 1869 2S
Jones, Preston Day 1907 3£
Jones, Raymond Wilcutt DeWolf
nl908 51
Jones, Robert Bradford 1907 3£
/, 46.
Jones, Robert Strettell
oh, 10, 13; h, 616.
Jones, Samuel A1769 61
h, 620; ch, 10, 13.
Jones, Theckla 1913 St
Jones, Timothy 1774 t
Jones, William hlSiS 6!
c, 28.
Jones, William 1899 St
a, 596, 599; /, 45.
Jones, William Augustine 1896 3J
Jones, William B rel859 4f
Jones, William Green nl890 4f
Jone.s, William L 711860 4(
Jones, William Odgen rel869 4'
Jordan, Mrs. Albert H spl903 5S
Jordan, Harmon Paul Buffum . . k1911 5S
Jordan, James Brewer 1851 11
Jordan, John Packard nl899 4!
Jordan, Jules A1895 6(
Jordan, Otis William nl911 5S
Joslen, Joseph 1814 i
/, 38.
Joslin, Cedric Freeman 1913 4i
Joslin, Harold Vincent 1904 3'
Joslin, Henry Van Amburgh 1867 2i
Joslin, Howard Payson 1875 2<
INDEX
729
NAME CLASS PAGE
Joslin, Lulu Broadbent 1905 556
a, 601.
Joslin, William Gary 1876 250
h, 664.
Josselyn, Caleb Bates nl857 458
Josselyn, Lloyd Wadleigh 7il907 513
/, 49.
Joyce, Arthur Wellesley rel891 485
Joyce, John Harrison nl906 511
Jubitz, Albert nl912 525
Judah, John Mantle 1867 220
Judah, Noble Brandon 1872 237
Judah, Noble Brandon, Jr 1904 378
Judd, Orrin Bishop nl842 446
Judd, William Heron 1824 111
Judson, Adoniram 1807 79
h, 636.
Judson, Adoniram Brown 1859 195
Judson, Edward 1865 213
c, iS, 30.
Judson, Elnathan nl813 435
h, 634.
Judson, Elnathan 1859 195
Judson, Henry Hall ml864 466
Judson, John Work 1802 73
Judson, Samuel Herbert b1847 449
Judson, Walter Herbert 1847 163
Judson, Walter Price Bartlett ... 1818 98
Jutten, Llewellyn William 1904 378
K
Kalajian, Avedis Alexander. . . .nl912 525
Kalberg, Seth Maurice 1910 412
Kamm, Charles Tilton nl884 480
Kane, Mary Madeleine 1913 567
Kane, Oliver
c, 28.
Kauffman, Frank Bache nl876 475
Kaufman, Mrs. J. Paul 1912 566
Kaufman, J. Sylvan nl912 525
Kavanaugh, Luke Joseph 1898 343
Keach, Walter Esmond 1887 292
Keating, Frederick Lionel Chester
1895 324
Keegau, William Robert. 1882 272
Keely, George A1820 635
Keely, George Washington 1824 111
h, 647; /, 39.
Keen, Herbert Beers 1907 397
Keen, Herbert Ide 1880 265
Keen, WiUiam Williams 1859 195
h, 661; c, 24, 30.
Keenan, Bernard Aloysius 1909 407
a, 604; /, 48.
Keenan, Joseph Berry 1910 412
a, 605.
Keene, George Frederick 1875 247
Keene, George Frederick, Jr nl905 509
Keene, Hersey Roy ral904 507
Keeney, Mrs. Willard F ff 1896 610
NAME CIiASS
Keigwin, Henry Webster 1879
/, 40.
Keily, John Vincent 1911
Keily, Thomas Leo 1914
Keirstead, William Oded ^1909
Keith, Abbie Howard 1908
Keith, Herbert Fisher nl863
Keith, James Munroe 1845
Keith, Jairus Shaw 1819
Keith, Jonathan 1805
Kelaghan, John Henry 1898
Kelleher, George Edward 1904
Kellen, William Vail 1872
h, 661, 666; c, 31.
Kelley, Edwin Ahira 1906
Kelley, George Holmes 1910
Kelley, Harvey McLeod 1907
a, 603; /, 47.
Kelley, Jason Billings 1862
Kelley, James Prentice 1877
Kelley, Manley Spencer 1907
Kelley, Solon Chester 1886
Kellogg, Harry Francis 1901
Kellogg, Julius Field rel855
KeUy, Erasmus fcl772
Kelly, Israel Webster «pl900
Kelly, Thomas spl894
Kelly, Walter Edward nl911
Keltou, Edward Giflord 1863
Kelsey, Asa Edward 1899
Kemmerer, William Henry nl867
Kemp, George Albert nl909
Kempl Sybil Marguerite 1914
Kempton, Alvan Alden 1896
Kenchen, Mrs. Charles A 1904
Kendall, Benjamin 1844
Kendall, Edward nl902
Kendall, George Valentine 1912
Kendall, Henry Lucien 1871
Kendall, Leon Munn 1905
Kendrick, Daniel 1810
Kendrick, James Ryland 1840
Kendrick, Lowell Clapp 1912
a, 608.
Kendrick, Nathaniel hlS19
h, 636.
Kenerson, William Herbert 1896
/, 37, 43.
Kennady, John Walker 1850
Kennedy, Herbert Harley nl899
Kennedy, May «j)1905
Kennedy, William Arthur 1906
/, 46.
Kenney, Edward Leo «1913
Kenney, Harry WUley 1912
Kenney, Margaret nl909
Kennon, Florence Alice fjl909
Kent, Charles Foster
/, 36.
Kent, Earl Barney rel911
Kent, George W sj)1904
PAGE
262
417
428
613
561
465
157
100
77
343
378
237
391
412
397
204
254
397
288
360
455
618
534
530
522
207
350
469
517
569
330
554
155
502
421
233
384
84
145
421
634
330
170
496
502
391
528
421
574
574
522
538
780
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Kent, James Manning 1899 350
Kent, John Lester nl892 486
Kent, Marjorie nl908 573
Kent, Revere Warren nl899 496
Kent, William Hardy 1910 412
Kenworthy, Thomas Henry 1901 360
Kenyon, Alfred Clarke «.1906 511
Kenyon, Arthur Edward »il911 522
Kenyon, Elizabeth Watson .... ol897 594
Kenyon, Florence Ruth «pl892 576
Kenyon, George Henry 1864 210
Kenyon, Harold Denison nl902 502
Kenyon, Henry Benjamin k1873 473
Kenyon, Herbert Alden 1904 378
a, 601; /, 46.
Kenyon, Howard Day 1896 330
Kenyon, Lewis Perry »tl872 472
Kenyon, William Edmund nl913 528
Keough, Daniel Augustus nl898 494
Keough, Henry Hartinett nl909 517
Keppel, Charles James nl912 525
Keresey, Francis Xavier nl912 525
Kern, Martin Wilmarth 1892 310
Ketcham, George Washington. . . 1860 199
Ketchum, Mrs. Edgar spl892 576
Ketchum, Mrs. Emoline «j)1892 576
Kettner, Jacob 1881 269
Kettner, Ralph Darling 1905 384
Keyes, Austin Herbert ol898 595
a, 597.
Keyes, Frederick George al907 602
a, 604; /, 47.
Keyser, Herbert Fred spl^Oi 538
Keyser, Walter Philip nl847 449
Kieman, Arthur 1911 417
Kieman, James Francis nl908 615
Kieman, Marie . «yl906 582
Kilbum, Edward Douglas nl906 511
Kilburn, Elbridge Gary »1830 440
Kilcup, Ernest Irons rel912 525
Kiley, Edward Stephen 1891 306
Kilkenny, Thomas Raymond. . . nl906 511
Killam, Lloyd Randolph al911 606
Killelea, Joseph Mary 1890 302
Killey, William E jil860 462
Kilton, George Frederic 1853 178
Kilvert, Graham rel896 491
Kilvert, Walter Dunn nl898 494
Kimball, Asa 1796 66
Kimball, Charles Edmunds 1877 254
Kimball, Charles Otis A1828 638
Kimball, Gertrude Selwyn «pl894 577
Kimball, Hazen 1895 324
Kimball, Mrs. Hazen aj>1893 576
Kimball, Horace Earle nl904 507
Kimball, Isaac 1817 97
Kimball, Lucian Fenner «pl897 532
Kimball, Myra Alice . .nl906 573
Kimball, Timothy L nml823 590
Kimball, Walter Hammond 1894 319
Kimball, William Batchelder. . . . 1839 141
NAME CIiASS
Kimball, William Eugene nl869
Kimber, John Shober nl887
Kincaid, Charles Franklin al913
Kindelan, John Baptist nl911
Kinder, Mrs. Ralph 1895
King, Arthur Caswell 1906
King, Charles Goodrich nl889
King, Charles Gregory 1884
c, 31.
King, Charles Manton 1911
King, Charles W nl827
King, Clarence A1890
King, Dan Ozro nl876
King, David 1796
m, 587; h, 635.
King, David 1831
King, Edith Lawrence «pl903
King, Eli 1787
King, Elisha Porter nl844
King, Eugene Pride 1876
King, Floren nl872
King George III
ch, 20.
King, George Farquhar Jones. . .1889
King, George Goodrich nl860
King, George Gordon 1825
King, George Olcott 1866
King, George Potter nl896
King, Harold Fremont «1910
King, Henry Melville
c, 31.
King, Howard Frost nl897
King, Howard Henderson 1902
King, Jerome Allen nl873
King, Lida Shaw al894
/, 37, 48.
King, Lyman Winslow 1879
King, Marion Elizabeth «pl904
King, Nathan nl840
King, Ralph Thrall 1878
King, Roland Frank rel909
King, Samuel 1791
King, Samuel nl806
King, Thomas Knight ^1858
King, William Dehon 1859
King, William Henry 1838
King, William Howard nl874
King, William Irvine 1901
King, William Vernon 1792
King, Winnifred Belle 1899
Kinghom, Joseph A1828
Kingman, Charles Harvey 1905
Kingman, Eliab nl798
Kingman, Eliab 1816
Kingman, Lucius 1830
Kingsbury, Cyrus 1812
h, 649.
Kingsbury, John 1826
h, 650; 0, 22, 24, 29.
Kingsbury, Joseph nl815
Kingsbury, Maybelle G
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INDEX
731
NAME CliASS
Kingsbury, Samuel 1822
Kingsbury, Samuel Allen ml816
Kingsbury, William Henry 1853
Kingsford, Howard Nelson splSQi
Kingsley, Albert Eugene 1890
Kingsley, Edwin Abijah nl869
Kingsley, Nathan Gardner. . . .spl90S
Kinion, Ambrose Joseph nl911
Kinne, Charles Henry 1879
Kinney, Harry Wintroad nl882
Kinnicut, Thomas 1822
Kinsey, Abram B nl856
Kinsley, Frederic Mason 1903
Kinsley, Martin nl778
Kinsman, Benjamin Willis 1852
Kinyon, Mrs. Frederic W 1909
a, 605.
Kirby, Charles Martin splSOS
Kirby, Holder Crary spl894
Kirby, Joseph Davis 1867
Kirby, William Walter spl896
Kirk, Charles Dobyns nl853
Kirk, WiUiam
/, 37, 46.
Kirkland, John Thornton ^1794
h, 630.
Kirkley, Richard Williams 1894
Kirley, Arthur Joseph 1909
Kirwen, Joseph nl893
Kivlin, Joseph Francis nl912
Klebes, Charles Roland 1912
Klegenhagen, Anne Marie .... sj)1897
Kneass, Charles Lombaert «1858
Kneass, William H nl859
Kneisley, Charles Christian 1873
Knight, Albert Franklin ?il911
Knight, Clinton Prescott 7il885
Knight, Daniel 1813
Knight, Henry Cogswell 1812
Knight, Mrs. Dexter T 1909
Knight, Ephraim A1852
Knight, Henry Clifford 1875
Knight, Henry Dyer «pl898
Knight, Ira Winsor 1911
Knight, Joseph 1813
Knight, Nehemiah 1833
Knight, Orray Taft nl863
Knight, Robert Lippitt nl906
Knight, Susanna Elizabeth spl900
Knight, Walter Brayton 1870
Knight, Webster 1876
Knight, William Moore 1877
Knights, Edith Lauraiette 1911
Knights, Frederic Mellen ^1894
/, 42.
Knoop, William Theodore 1901
Knowles, Carl Amos nl910
Knowles, Charles Edward 1891
Knowles, Chester Lewis 1914
Knowles, Edward Randall rel881
PAGE
107
585
179
530
302
470
540
520
262
478
107
457
372
430
176
562
539
530
220
531
451
624
319
407
487
526
421
578
460
461
241
622
480
89
87
561
648
247
533
417
89
128
465
511
580
230
250
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609
360
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306
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477
NAME CLASS PAGE
Knowles, Edwin 1894 319
a, 596.
ICnowles, Harry 1906 391
Knowles, James Davis
c, 28.
Knowles, Jerome Henry «pl89S 531
Knowles, John Courtland nl868 469
Knowles, John Courtland 1907 397
Knowles, John Power 1836 133
Knowles, John Power 1880 265
Knowles, Stephen Dexter nl902 503
Knowles, William 1843 152
Kuowlton, Cyrus 1845 157
Knowlton, Ray Forrest 1902 366
Knox, John 1887 292
Knutton, Mrs. Charles A nl899 570
Kohlberg, Beatrice Florence .... 1912 566
Kohler, Harold Leslie 1911 417
KoUig, Matthew nl904 507
KoUock, Cornelius 1845 157
KoUock, Lemuel 1786 57
m, 587; h, 634.
KoUock, Oliver Hawes 1811 85
Koopman, Harry Lyman
/, 36, 49.
Koopman, Karl Henry 1913 425
/, 48.
Koopman, William Franklin .... 1899 350
Krafft, Herman Frederick
/, 46.
Kratz, Oliver Mayer nl913 528
Krause, Allen Kramer 1901 360
li, 598.
Krause, George Franklin 1906 391
Krause, Maxwell 1910 412
Kreutzer, Leo Barnard nl912 526
Krieble, Vernon Krieble 1907 397
Kulp, Daniel Harrison 1913 425
a, 608.
Kunkle, Mrs. Lewis D ?il901 571
Kyle, James Gregory nl860 402
L
L'Amoureux, Harold Dane 1910 412
La Beaume, Edmond Irving. . .spI904 538
La Dame, Mary 1906 557
La Due, Thomas nl856 457
La Meslee Alphonse Marvin
/, 47.
Le Baron, James Francis nl845 448
Le Baron, Lemuel 1799 69
Le Grand, Abraham 1896 330
Le Stage, Donald , . . nl901 500
Le Valley, Mabel Snow 1900 649
Le Valley, William Taylor nl906 611
Lace, John Joseph 1897 336
Lacroix, Joseph Leon «pl901 535
Ladd, Albee Lovejoy nl899 496
Ladd, Mrs. Albee Lovejoy 1901 551
Ladd, Charles Frederic 1863 207
732
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAOE
Ladd, Erroll Stevens spl904 538
Ladd, Frederic Pierpont 1893 314
Ladd, Herbert Warren A1892 661
Ladd, Isaac Gifford 1886 288
Ladd, Samuel nl842 446
Ladd, William CoflSn 1881 269
Ladner, Archibald Collins 1912 421
a, 608.
Lake, Alfred Hopkins 1908 402
Lake, Audrey Lydia 1908 561
Lake, Elva Marion 1913 567
Lake, Harry Beaston 1909 407
Lake, John nl897 492
Lake, William Douglas nl839 444
Lakey, Frank Edwin 1894 319
a, 596; 607.
Lamar, Albert Eees nl851 451
Lamb, James Curtis 1876 251
Lamb, John nl857 458
Lamb, Richard nl884 480
Lambert, Mrs. Harry W 1907 559
Lambert, Lewis Kempt nl910 520
Lambert, Nathaniel 1787 58
Lambert, Thomas Ricker /{1845 645
Lamkie, William John 1905 384
Lamond, William Dickson 1913 426
Lamont, Hammond A1900 665
/, 36.
Lamphear, Grace Edith nl896 570
Lamphere, George Elmer nl904 507
Lamport, Simon Charles nl906 611
Lamson, Darius Francis »1860 462
Lamson, Ebenezer Eastburn . . . nl864 466
Lamson, Elliott Woodbury 1893 314
Lamson, Herbert Huntington . . nl883 479
Lamson, Isaac Albert 1880 265
Lamson, Norton Jude nl902 503
Lamson, Samuel 1828 121
Lancey, Ehio Dustin 1895 324
Landon, Margaret May 1896 545
Landrum, WiUiam Warren 1872 237
h, 665.
Lane, Frederick Walls 1907 397
Lane, Harriet Gertrude 1905 556
Lane, Harry Badger 1910 412
Lane, Henry Douglas nl880 477
Lane, Henry Fayette 1850 170
Lane, Isaac 7il797 432
Lane, Ralph Arthur 1904 378 .
Lane, Wallace Rutherford nl899 496
Lane, Wilfred Clary ralDOl 500
Lane, William Albert 1886 288
Lane, William Edmund b1904 507
Lane, William Hoyle 1880 265
Lang, Herbert Bowman 1896 330
Langdale, Mrs. F. Robert 1910 563
Langdon, Courtney A1891 661
/, 35.
Langdon, Duncan 1913 426
Langdon, George Woodward. . .rel912 526
Langdon, Tracy Binnian nl911 522
NAME CLABB FAG]
Langdon, William Chaimcey 1892 3H
a, 592; /, 42.
Langford, Alice Gertrude jl909 61i
Langley, Alfred Gideon 1876 25]
Langley, Allan Lincoln 1914 42(
Langworthy, Louis Russell 1904 37f
Langworthy, Philip Eugene. . . .nl906 61]
Lanphear, Elisha Frederic 1875 24'i
Lapham, Benjamin Newell 1843 15S
Lapham, John Raymond 1909 40'i
Lapham, Myron Daniel 1900 856
Lapham, Oscar 1864 21]
c, 31.
Lapham, Simon Sayles 1898 343
Laraway, Irene Lydia 1909 56i
Larchar, William nl901 5O0
Lamed, Edwin Channing 1840 145
Lamed, Edwin Channing 1878 258
Lamed, Erastus 1795 65
Lamed, George 1792 62
Lamed, Samuel hlSSS 641
Larkin, Alexander Joseph 1903 373
Larkin, Daniel Franklin Jil912 626
Larkin, James Charles 1911 417
Larkin, James Henry nl896 491
Larkin, Lyman Beecher A1838 643
Larson, Thure Maurice nl913 528
Larrabee, Lawrence Lyle 1909 407
Larry, Anne May 1899 548
Larry, Evangeline spl89S 578
Larry, John DeWitt 7il896 491
Larry, Ralph Ernest m1906 511
Larwill, John Straughan 1860 199
Lasker, Julius 1909 407
Lasker, Leah Hyman splSlO 584
Latham, Arthur Jeremiah nl905 509
Latham, Burton Fred 1909 407
Latham, Eva Jane spl896 578
Latham, Frank Terry 1877 254
Latham, George Washington
/.46.
Latham, Harriet Lurannah 4^1896 578
Latham, Henry Simmons 1863 207
Latham, WiUiams 1827 118
Lathrop, James Walcott 1847 163
Lathrop, William Gilbert 1889 298
Latimer, Robert Lee 1906 391
Laub, Frederick William nl905 509
Lauder, William 1898 343
Laughlin, Henry Alexander 1860 199
Lavander, James Francis nl902 503
Laviolette, Maria Louise 1905 556
a, 602.
Law, Andrew 1775 55
Law, Clara M spl903 581
Law, Clara Alice nl907 573
Lawlor, Thomas Francis nl901 500
Lawrence, Edward Newbold. . .nl864 466
Lawrence, Frederick Kent nl906 611
Lawrence, James Gore King .... 1866 214
Lawrence, John H nl822 437
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Lawrence, William Beach A1869 655
Lawry, George Albert nl902 503
Laws, Martin Luther 1864 211
Lawson, Frank May nl901 500
Lawson, James 1895 324
Lawton, Alfred 1851 173
Lawton, Arthur Thomas 1882 272
Lawton, Charles Engs 1886 288
Lawton, Edward Payson tc1853 452
Lawton, Mrs. Egbert nl905 572
Lawton, Francis 1869 226
Lawton, Grace Dixon nl908 573
Lawton, Job George nl847 449
Lawton, Mrs. Peter 1911 565
Lawton, Uriah William 1856 187
Lawton, William Ross 1903 373
Lawton, William Seabrook nl846 448
Lazell, Charles Thm-ber 1864 211
Lazell, Ebenezer 1788 59
Lazell, Jonathan Ellis nl833 440
LazeU, Warren Ellis nl852 451
Leach, Albert Eddy 1909 407
/, 47.
Leach, Arunah A nl838 443
Leach, Daniel 1830 124
h, 657; c, 30.
Leach, Harry Clifford 1902 366
Leach, James Edward 1848 166
Leach, James Edward 1874 243
Leach, Simeon Ryarson 1883 276
Leacher, John al913 608
Leahy, Bessie Madeleine 1905 556
Leahy, Edward Lawrence nl908 615
Learning, Jonathan Fiuroan nl846 448
Lear, Biobert Herman nl902 503
Learned, Erwin Harvey «1902 503
Learned, Leslie Elias 1893 314
Learned, William Setchell 1897 336
a, 603.
Learned, William Turell 1882 272
Leathe, William Edward nl895 489
Leavenworth, Nathan 1874 243
Leavitt, Edward Chalmers nl863 465
Leavitt, Julius Adelbert 1875 247
Lederer, Edward Benedict 1901 360
Lederer, Gertrude Weisl nl902 571
Lederer, Samuel May 1911 417
Ledwith, William Michael 1860 199
Lee, Christopher Marble 1877 254
Lee, Emma Dunham 1909 562
Lee, Mrs. Harry Raymond ol902 548
Lee, Mary Child 1902 552
Lee, William nl813 435
Leech, Harry Cheetham rel906 511
Leech, James William nl902 503
Leedham, James Henry, Jr.. . .«pl901 535
Leedom, Joseph A nl792 431
Leeson, George Edwin 1874 243
Leete, Alexander Dimean 1883 276
Leete, Millicent Rawson 1902 552
Leete, Percy Remington nl905 509
NAME CLASS
Legate, Henry nl817
Legris, Jean Martial 1914
Lehman, Ernest Carl nl907
Leighton, Florence May 1906
Leighton, Harry Gancelo 1903
Leighton, Samuel S nl838
Leith, Royal Willis 1912
a, 607.
Leland, Aaron hl815
Leland, Aaron Whitney A18I4
Leland, Alonzo nl844
Leland, Augustin 1834
Leland, Charles Bainbridge 1904
Leland, Charles Leon 1911
Leland, Dexter 1822
Leland, Francis 1838
Leland, Ira 1837
Leland, Leslie jl910
Leland, Pardon Kimball nl850
Leland, Phiueas Washington. . .nl825
Leland, Waldo Gifford 1900
Leland, Wilfred Chester nl892
Lemon, Alfred Bunyan 1913
Lemon, George Washington nl856
Lennes, Nels Johann
/, 47.
Lennon, John Maria splQOO
Lennon, William Paul «yl906
Lent, EVederick 1900
a, 597; /, 44.
Lent, James Manning «pl900
Lentell, Jesse Valentine nl850
Lentell, Richard 1844
Leonard, Alpha Freeman 1904
Leonard, Apollos ^1791
Leonard, Arthur Newton 1892
a, 592; /, 42.
Leonard, Barnard nl800
A, 628.
Leonard, Charles nl902
Leonard, Charles Augustus. . .«pl910
Leonard, Charles Melvin 1883
Leonard, David 1792
Leonard, Edward Prancke nlS56
Leonard, Esek Samuel Hopkins .1814
Leonard, Ezekiel B nl803
Leonard, Ezra 1801
TO, 589; h, 637.
Leonard, Francis Jacob nl865
Leonard, Grace Fisher 1903
Leonard, George nl802
A, 628.
Leonard, George 1824
Leonard, Mrs. George Manning
*pl897
Leonard, Henry Fiske 1826
Leonard, John Burroughs Hop-
kins 1814
Leonard, Joshua 1788
Leonard, Mary Beecher 1899
a, 599.
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Leonard, Nehemiah Allen 1848
Leonard, Oliver 1787
Leonard, Samuel A1791
Leonard, W. A «pl907
Leonard, William Augustus 1793
Leonard, Zenas Lockwood 1794
Leonard, Zenas Lockwood 1880
Leonard, Zephaniah 1793
h, 623.
Lesley, James 1801
Lester, Clarence Brown 1900
a, 598; /, 44.
Lester, Frank Eugene
/, 41.
Lester, John Erastus 1862
Lester, Marion Bowler 1911
Letombe, Joseph Philippe A1791
Letts, Ira Lloyd 1913
Lettsom, John Coakley A1794
Leveen, Isa Henry 1883
Lever, John Howard 1908
Lever, Mrs. John Howard 1908
Levere, Catherine Virginia Gold-
ing 1911
Levere, Marguerite May nl907
Leverett, Warren 1832
Leverett, Washington 1832
f 39.
Leverett, William 1824
Levine, Benjamin Samuel al913
Levis, Harry Benjamin nl899
Lewin, Ezra S tc1858
Lewis, Arch Gushing 7il907
Lewis, Charles Erwin 1897
Lewis, Edgar Alexander «1897
'Lewis, Ernest Farnum 1905
Lewis, Evan 1866
Lewis, Frank Grant. 1893
Lewis, Frank Horton nl897
Lewis, George Henry «pl899
Lewis, Harry Edwin nl896
Lewis, James Albert nl881
Lewis, John Bosworth K1896
Lewis, John Dexter ?il868
Lewis, Joseph Francis «pl899
Lewis, Joseph West 1894
Lewis, Samuel Cleghom rel909
Lewis, William nml822
Lewisohn, Sam rel897
Libby, Arthur Stephen ol904
/, 45.
Libbey, Samuel Pray rel870
Liebig, Herman Adolph al91 1
/, 47.
Lightbody, William Russell 1906
Lightbum, Benjamin Willey .... 1884
Lillibridge, Edward Hoxie r!l873
Lillibridge, Jesse Wanton Shippee
nl904
Lillie, William LeRoy 1906
Lillie, Mrs. WUliam LeRoy 1906
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608
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534
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Lincoln, Allan Heman nl876
Lincoln, Arthur 1870
Lincoln, Charles Henry 1861
Lincoln, Heman 1840
0, 24, 28, 30.
Lincoln, James Granger 1880
Lincoln, James Madison nl844
Lincoln, John Larkin 1836
h, 651; /, 34, 39, 40.
Lincoln, John Larkin 1873
Lincoln, Jotham 1836
Lincoln, Kirke Porter 1902
Lincoln, Leontine A1889
Lincoln, Louis Mansofa 1892
Lincoln, Mabel Mumford *pl903
Lincoln, Samuel Everett 1904
Lincoln, Solomon 1822
Lincoln, Theodore Gerry ral862
Lincoln, Theodore Leonard 1825
Lincoln, William Ensign 1868
c, 31.
Lindblorn, Esther Mathilda nl912
Lindemuth, Benjamin Franklin
Grosh 1906
Linden, John 1901
Lindh, Mrs. Eric L nl910
Lindhagen, Mrs. Arthur spl904
Lindsay, Lucky Alonzo 1887
Lindsey, John nl807
Lindsey, John Hathaway 1892
Lindsey, Joseph Ferdinand 1873
Linfield, Augustus 7il869
Lingham, Clarence Hart 1897
LinneU, Walter Nahum Freeman
nl908
Linscott, Henry Farrar
/, 43.
Linsley, Harvey nl870
Lippitt, Charles Warren 1865
Lippitt, Edward Russell 1817
Lippitt, Francis James 1830
Lippitt, George Warren nl828
Lippitt, Henry Frederic 1878
Lippitt, Jeremiah 1808
Lippitt, John nl814
Lippitt, John «1849
Lippitt, Joseph Francis 1805
Lippitt, Moses
c, 27.
Lippitt, Robert Lincoln r!l882
Lippitt, William Millard nl888
Liscomt, William Shields 1872
/, 41.
Lisk, Alice Victoria 1913
Lisk, Charles Wayland 1890
Lisle, Frank Dyer 1891
Lisle, Frank Fred nl904
Litchfield, George Allen nl863
Litchfield, Joseph 1773
Littell, Henry Augustus 1855
Little, Amos Brickett nl844
PA6I
47i
230
20S
14i
266
447
13S
241
134
366
660
310
581
378
107
464
114
223
57S
391
360
574
581
292
434
310
241
470
336
515
471
214
97
124
448
258
81
435
450
77
478
483
237
567
308
306
507
46S
54
184
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NAME CLASS
Little, John Park 1794
Little, Leonard Simmons 1907
Littlefield, Barbara 1913
Littlefield, Clarence 1885
Littlefield, Henry Willis «pl903
Littlefield, Ivory 1909
Littlefield, James Bancroft 1902
Littlefield, Mrs. James Bancroft gl90S
Littlefield, Katharine Frances. . . 1902
Littlefield, Leland Howard nl892
Littlefield, Nathan Whitman 1899
Littlefield, Roy Sylvester nl903
Livermore, Silas, 1842
Livesey, Milton nl863
Livingston, Benjamin Thomson . 1897
Livingston, Nellie ral909
Livingstone, Harold Dickens. . .nl912
Llewellyn, Arthur Joseph Alfred. 1893
Lloyd, Charles Summer .«pl896
Lloyd, Mrs. Walter ffl897
Lobdell, Ebenezer m1808
Locke, Arthm- Ware
/,47.
Locke, Benjamin Lawrence 1847
Locke, Edwin Allen 1896
a, 594.
Locke, George Lyman fel893
Locke, John Francis rel869
Locke, Minnie Elizabeth nl904
Lockwood, Chauncey Avery . . . nl897
Lockwood, James Thomas 1876
Lockwood, Moses Brown fcl857
Loeb, Irvin Jacob Schwarz nl902
Loepsinger, Albert John 1904
/, 46.
Loftus, Begina Theresa 1912
Logan, WiUiam
ch, 10, 13.
Lombard, George Edward rel897
Lonergan, John Lewis spl898
Long, Herbert Collins al912
Long, John Joseph ffl911
/, 47.
Long, Joseph Darwin 1855
Long, Luther Rice 1849
Long, Ruth spl910
Long, Samuel ral854
Longley, Clare Edgarton 1912
Longwell, Robert Bell 1903
Lonsdale, John Francis 1867
Loomis, George Albert 1884
Loomis, Justin Rolph 1835
Loomis, Warren Weston nl904
Loomis, Watts Todd k1856
Lopez, Raymond 1846
Lord, Augustus Mendon A1906
Lord, Harrison Van Rensselaer . . 1843
Lord, Henry Dutch »1851
Lord, Henry Martin nl897
Lord, John McCurdy ?il855
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Lord, Joseph Haley 1885 284
Lord, Robert Mendon 1914 429
Lord, Walter Jabez Jil898 494
Loring, Bailey 1807 79
Loring, Daniel 1800 70
Loring, Jerome 1813 89
Loring, John Alden nl843 446
Loring, John Gould 1849 168
Loring, Joseph C nl833 440
Lothrop, Charles H nl856 457
Lothrop, Cyrus 1810 84
Lothrop, Edward Augustus 1834 130
Lothrop, George Van Ness A1873 656
Lothrop, Henry Wood nl861 463
Lothrop, Samuel Hartwell 1803 74
Lothrop, Stillman L nl836 442
Lott, William Clawson 1882 272
Loucks, Fred Lynn 1914 429
Loud, Bessie Alberta 1903 554
Loud, Harry Bertram rel899 496
Loud, Jacob Hersey 1822 107
Loud, Samuel Prince 1805 77
Lounsbury, Mrs. Walter E 1908 560
Love, Mrs. Alfred W 1902 552
Love, Frank Wayland 1864 211
Love, Horace Thomas 1836 134
Love, Horace Warren nl864 467
Love, Roger Williams m1863 465
Lovejoy, Edward Fairfield 1885 284
Loveland, Clifton Wells nl897 493
Lovell, Elena Boxana 1914 569
Lovell, Lorenzo Oren 1833 128
Lovell, Nehemiah Gorham 1833 128
Lovermg, Amos 1828 121
Lovering, Henry Morton 1861 202
Lovering, Henry Morton m1899 497
Lovering, Warren 1817 97
Lovewell, Henry Plummer 1889 298
Lovie, James nl829 444
Low, Adella Frances «yl893 577
Low, Charles Walter nl899 497
Low, Clinton Coolidge 1908 402
Low, Herbert Colbath 1901 261
Low, Obed Bumham nl846 448
Low, Ralph Baker 1914 429
Low, William Henry «1873 473
Low, William Kmsley 1901 361
Lowe, Harry Hadfield sj)1895 531
Lowe, Stephen Albert nl905 509
Lowell, Linda May 1904 555
LoweU, RusseU Crosby 1899 350
a, 602.
Lowney, Dennis Joseph nl897 493
Lowney, Robert Toombs nl907 513
Loxley, Leroy Everett 1913 426
Luber, Abraham m1913 528
Luce, Leonard 1824 111
Luce, Leverett James 1906 391
Liidwig, Edward Elmer nl895 489
Ludwin, Loretta 1900 550
Luf borrow. Homer Milton nl844 447
786
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NAME CLASS
Lummus, John ml820
Lundell, Charles Adolph 1907
Luscombe, John 1795
Luther, Charles Bateman 1883
Luther, Charles Carroll 1871
Luther, Clair Franklin J!pl908
Luther, Edgar Howard nl873
Luther, Frederic Newton 1884
Luther, John Hill 1847
Luther, Marion Rawson 1913
Luther, Mrs. Thomas H sj)1892
Luther, Warren Bliss nl911
Lyall, Harold William 1908
a, 604.
Lyall, Mrs. Harold William 1908
Lyell, Thomas fel803
Lyle, Edwin Herbert 1906
Lyman, Arthur Densmore rel909
Lyman, Bertha Huntington. . .splSQ'i
Lyman, Daniel Wanton nl865
Lyman, Emily Hastings «j)1897
Lyman, Moses 1858
Lyman, Samuel 1814
-Lynch, Charles Peter sj)1896
Lynch, John Patrick «pl900
Lynch, Leigh nl906
Lynch, £atherine Gertrude. . . .al899
Lynch, Michael Joseph 1904
Lyndon, Josias
ch, 9, 10, 13; c, 25.
Lynn, William Harkins 1910
Lyon, Aaron Clement 1857
Lyon, Abijah Smith 1837
Lyon, Appleton Parks rel871
Lyon, Emory nl846
h, 651.
Lyon, Emory Stevens 1883
Lyon, Jonathan Fish 1870
Lyon, Lucius 1844
Lyon, Marcus Ward 1897
Lyon, Margaret Currier 1909
Lyon, Merrick 1841
c, 24, 30; /, 40.
Lyon, Moses G nl837
Lyon, Samuel Sherwood nl844
Lyon, William Henry 1868
h, 664.
Lyons, Robert Kerr nl899
Lyons, Mrs. Robert Kerr 1901
Lythgoe, Albert Morton Jil891
Lytle, Carl Dewing nl905
M
M'Clellan, Judah Alden 1799
M'Clellan, William 1782
M'Clintock, Henry King 1810
M'Clintock, Joseph 1820
M'Corrie, John 1814
M'Coy, William Albert nl903
M'Gore, John ml816
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M'Larren, Irvine Greene 1872 23
M'Lean, Archibald A1793 6S
M'Pherson, James 1814 9
McAlister, Annie Elizabeth 1906 5i
a, 602.
McAllister, Cutler Corday rel853 45
McAllister, Francis Marion 1853 17
McAllister, Ida Louise nl901 57
McAllister, William nl876 47
McArdle, Mary Helena splQOi 68
McAuliffe, Rachel Gertrude 1907 55
a, 604.
McAuslan, Harold Lee 1900 49
McAusIan, William Alexander. . . 1896 33
McBain, Alary Catherine nl899 57
McBay, John Prior Thomley . . . rel904 50
McCaffrey, Edward Joseph 1903 37
McCaffrey, Ella Baxter 1902 55
McCaffrey, Joseph Jay 1899 35
McCallmn, Andrew «^1905 53:
McCann, Charles Daniel 1907 39'
McCann, James Alphonsus 1904 371
McCanna, Raymond Paul nl910 52i
McCartin, John Edward aplQW 53
McCauU, Joseph Anthony 1913 42i
a, 608.
McCausland, Elise Emeliae 1909 56!
a, 606.
McCausland, Florence A. L. . . . «pl903 58:
McCarthy, Charles 1896 33(
h, 669.
McCarthy, Edmund Humphrey . 1909 40'
McCarthy, Eugene Ambrose 1904 371
McCarthy, Florence Frances. . .nl910 S2(
McCarthy, Mrs. John H 1908 56:
McCarthy, Joseph Francis John
J!pl897 53i
McCarthy, Nathaniel James. . .A1892 66i
McCarthy, Nicholas m1856 461
McCarthy, William Henry rel910 52(
McClave, Archibald k1897 49!
McClellan, Arthur Daggett 1873 24:
c, 31.
McClellan, George McKinley. .711897 47i
McClellan, Mrs. Percy Webb . . «pl897 67!
McCobb, Henry nl874 47<
McColl, John A spl908 64:
McComber, Stewart Alfred 1896 33(
a. 594; /. 43.
McConnell, Louise Jeannette . . «pl899 57!
McConnico, Andrew Jackson 1899 85(
McConnico, Clifford Vaideu. . .nl901 50(
McCord, Charles Gibson 1873 24:
McCord, Clara Louise nl907 57!
McCormick, George Troup nl860 46i
McCormick, Joseph Henry nl912 5*
McCosh, James A1868 65^
McCoy, Charles Everett al913 601
McCoy, Louis Augustine 1909 401
a, 606.
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NAUE CIASS PAGE
McCoy, Omar Roseoe 1909 408
o, 606.
McCready, Harry Sumner «j)1896 532
McCready, Leo Thomas «pl901 535
McCready, Sadie Emma 1897 546
McCready, WiUiam Vincent 1897 336
McCreery, Charles John 1886 288
McDonald, John Clarence 1908 402
McDonald, Ralph Augustus . . . r1901 500
McDonald, William 1895 324
McDonald, William Lloyd 1908 402
McDonnell, Thomas Francis bv-
•iug 1891 306
McDonough, Edward Arthur. . *pl902 536
McDufl, Frank Edward 1914 429
McDuffie, Walter Clyde nl909 517
McEleney, John Francis nl899 497
McEhoy, Frank Henry «pl897 532
McEvoy, Charles Dillon 1907 397
McPadden, James Bernard al907 602
McFarland, Horace 1892 310
McFarland, James Robert ttl847 449
McPee, Frank Emerson 1875 247
McGehearty, Jerome Francis
Joseph 1912 421
McGinn, Arthur Francis 1892 310
McGlauflin, Clifford Elmore 1898 343
McGlynn, William Francis nl896 491
McGough, John Henry 1905 385
McGough, Robert Enunett nl910 520
McGovern, James Joseph 1914 429
McGovern, Lawrence Patrick . «j)1902 536
McGreen, Francis Augustus. . .»pl905 539
McGreen, Thomas Edward 7il912 526
McGregor, Ethel Palmer nl905 572
McGuinness, Edwin Daniel 1877 254
McGuire, John Terrence Camp-
beU 1912 421
McGuire, William Victor nl891 485
McGurgan, William Edward. ..nl908 515
McGurty, George Hemy nl910 520
McDvaine, Charles Pettet A1832 639
Mclntire, Charles Herbert 1885 284
Mclntire, Mrs. W. R 1903 554
Mcintosh, Harold Saint Clair. . . 1910 412
Mcintosh, Herbert 1882 272
Mclntyre, Eugene La Verne 1904 378
Mclntyre, Frank David 1906 392
Mclntyre, Joseph Belfield 1894 320
Mclver, William Wilds nl848 449
McKay, James Russell 1911 417
McKeen, Ernest William nl899 497
McKeever, Franklin Garrett 1881 269
h, 667.
McKenna, Edward Francis 1905 386
McKenna, Emma Elizabeth 1906 558
McKenna, James Joseph 1904 378
McKenna, Sarah Frances nl910 574
McKenna, Theresa Rachel 1904 555
McKenzie, Andrew Comstock. .nl893 487
McKenzie, Herbert William. . . «pl912 543
NAME CLASS
McKenzie, Isabel S nl902
McKenzie, Leon Norman »jjl910
McKenzie, WiUiam Scott A1864
McKerroU, Mrs. D. T. L nl899
McKie, John 1800
h, 629, 632; m, 585.
McKinney, John 1874
McKinstry, Oliver Lee nl851
McLane, Charles Herbert 1893
McLane, Frances Albert 1885
McLaren, James Henry rel897
McLaughlin, Edward Aloysius . . 1914
McLaughlin, James 1890
McLaughlin, John Francis 1912
McLaughlin, Roy Lawson al912
McLaughlin, William Charles . . . 1901
McLean, John Henry 1907
McCreery, William jpl899
McCrillis, Arthur Milton 1897
McCusker, Mrs. John F 1901
McDaniels, Gough DeCatur. . . . 1910
McLellan, Francis Miller 1839
McLeod, Collin Alexander nl903
McLeod, Howard Donald 1887
McLeod, James Duncan nl901
McLeod, Stewart Baker 1901
McLyman, Benjamin Murrie 1913
McMahon, Mary Catherine 1911
McManley, Katlierine nl906
McManus, John nl897
McMaster, Lauren Leslie nl904
McMaugh, Frank J «pl905
McMurray, Francis 7il896
McMmry, James Geoffrey 1890
McMurtry, Isabel 1913
McNaughton, George Willard. .nl894
McNemey, Louise 1909
McPhail, Duncan Martin Luther 1902
McPhee, Percy Douglas 1911
McPhee, Ralph WUbur 1907
McQuaid, Mary Anne 1899
McQuaid, Philip John 1900
McRuer, William nl854
McVickar, William Neilson. . . . A1904
McWhinnie, James 1867
A, 660.
MacAlister, James 1856
h, 660.
MacArthur, Robert Fox nl896
MacDonald, Charles Anthony. . . 1903
MacDonald, William
/, 37.
MacDonald, William Wallace. .nl911
MacDowell, Elmer George 1914
MacGowan, Walter Estes 1902
a, 599.
MacGowan, Philip Talmage 1895
MacGregor, George Douglas
Robertson nl891
MacGregor, Norman Fox nl907
MacGregor, Robert Stewart 1894
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MacKenzie, Charles Fisk 1890 302
MacKenzie, John Mihie 1876 351
MacKenzie, Katherine Marion . . 1907 559
MacKenzie, Willard Daniel . . . sy 1 903 537
MacKinney, Harold Austin 1903 373
MacKnight, Richard Patton . . «pl907 540
MacLean, Donald spl904 538
MacMinn, George Rupert 1905 385
/■46.
MacPhail, Andrew Hamilton. . . . 1913 426
MacPherson, James nl904 507
MacQuillan, Lillian Gertrude. . . . 1899 548
MacWhinnie, Mrs. Arthur Mor-
gan 1899 547
MacWilliam, Howard Grove 1912 421
Ma, Tai-Cheng nl909 517
Mabbett, Jonathan 1848 166
Mabie, Harry Saxton 1896 330
Mabry, Irving Ellis m1902 503
Macdougall, Hamilton Crawford
/, 37. A1901 665
Mackenzie, John Brown 1908 402
Mackenzie, Joseph William 1904 378
Mackie, Andrew 1814 91
m, 586.
Mackie, Andrew 1845 157
Mackie, John Milton 1832 127
/, 39.
Mackie, Maybelle Rhoda nl911 575
Mackie, Peter Fearing 1842 150
Mackie, Susanne Gertrude 1900 550
Mackie, Walter Dennis nl904 507
Mackinney, Charles Baldwin. . . nl896 491
Maclaren, Robert Forrest nl863 466
Maclay, Archibald A1819 634
Macleod, Charles Goodrich nl889 484
Macnair, William Mackmtosh. . . 1903 373
Macomber, Albert rel839 444
Macomber, Alice Josephine 1905 556
Macomber, Edward F nl861 463
Macomber, Edward Sumner. . .nl904 507
Macomber, EUwood Gassett. . .nl881 478
Macomber, Joshua Mason 1835 132
Macomber, Robert P Jil821 436
Macurda, Arthur Amsden 1896 324
Macy, Jesse ^1898 664
Macy, John Coggeshall 1870 230
Maddaus, Oscar nl907 513
Madison, Francis Spink nl912 526
Madison, Harold Lester 1901 361
o, 598; /, 46.
Magenis, Arthur John nl855 455
Magill, Edward Hicks 1852 176
Magill, William Henry 1893 315
Maginnls, John Sharp nl831 440
h, 644.
Magoon, Eva Waterman 1911 564
Magoun, William 1823 109
Magrane, Mrs. Robert 1909 562
Maguire, Ellen «pl896 578
Maguire, Nora Loretta 1904 555
NAME CLASS
Mahan, Dennis Hart ^1837
h, 648.
Mahoney, Daniel Joseph 1901
Mahoney, Daniel Lawrence 1913
Mahoney, Dennis Robert 1912
Mahoney, Henry 1895
Mahoney, John Christopher. . . . 1905
Mahy, Grace Edith 1907
Mahy, Minnie Catherine 1900
a, 601.
Maile, Alice Scott 1910
/. 50.
Maine, Clara Horton «pl892
Maine, Mrs. Herbert E «pl892
Maines, Ernest Carleton nl898
Maines, Francis nl905
Makepeace, Edward Mellen. . .nl894
Makepeace, George W nl836
Maker, Samuel nl912
Malbone, Francis
c, 27.
Malcolm, Joseph James 1907
Malcolm, Mary «pl911
Malcom, Charles Howard »il853
Malcom, George Ide 1879
Malcom, Howard A1827
Malcom, Thomas Shields J839
Mallet, James Fenner »1842
Mallett, Edward Jones rel832
Mallette, Audrey 01912
Mallette, Gladys Russell nl908
Mallory, Harry Heman 1899
Mallory, Marjorie Anita 1914
Malloy, Charles Ambrose 1912
a, 607.
Malmstead, Joseph Ferdinand. . . 1902
Maltby, Edward Benjamm. . . .nl862
Manatt, Helena nl903
Manatt, James Irving
/, 35.
Manatt, Sara Imbrie 1901
Manatt, Winifred 1897
Manchester, Alfred Earle nl884
Manchester, Alice Howard 1905
Manchester, Allen Wilbur 1906
Manchester, Charles Fenner. . . . 1825
Manchester, Clara Belle nl912
Manchester, Clarence Hartwell. .1886
Manchester, Earl Northup 1902
/, 50, 51.
Manchester, Helen Louise nl905
Manchester, Leander Cornelius. .1858
h, 664.
Manchester, Matthew nl790
Manchester, Matthew
/,51.
Mandeville, Frank Nesler 1905
Mandeville, Mrs. Lee Henry . . «pl908
Maner, Joseph Wade nl851
Mangam, William Daniel apl896
Mangan, Francis Aloysius nl912
PAOI
64i
361
42e
421
321
385
559
550
563
576
576
494
509
488
442
526
397
584
452
262
637
142
446
639
607
574
350
569
421
366
464
572
551
546
480
556
392
114
575
288
366
572
192
431
385
583
451
532
526
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739
NAME CLASS
Mangano, Antonio 1899
Manly, Francis Edward nl859
Manly, John Mathews
./, 35.
Mann, Ariel ml818
k, 634.
Mann, George Plagg 1824
Mann, Horace 1819
/, 39, 49.
Mann, Isaac A1822
Mann, Jacob 1774
Mann, James A1783
m, 585.
Mann, Joel A1816
Mann, John Hilton 1787
Mann, John Preston 1776
Mann, Ruth Mitchell (/1896
Mann, Samuel F nl816
Mann, Samuel Stillman 1841
Mann, Seth 1839
Mann, Stephen Elmer 1884
Mann, Thomas nl818
Manning, Abel 1817
Manning, Edward Payson 1899
Manning, Emogene Miriam 1895
a, 596.
Manning, Henry Parker 1883
/, 36, 41.
Manning, James
ch, 10, 13; c, 21, 22; /, 33.
Manning, James 1786
Manning, John Milton 1857
Mansfield, Albert Thayer 1868
Mansfield, Francis 1858
Mansfield, Francis Heber 1889
. Mansfield, Henry Famum 1867
Manstu-, Frank LeForest 1910
Manter, Everett Wilbur rel909
Manton, Charles 1807
Manton, George Talma nl843
Manton, Joseph Randall 1842
Manton, William H nl835
Manton, William James nl807
Marble, Frank Elliot 1905
Marble, George Edwin nl900
Marble, Gertrude May 1909
Marble, James McNab spl902
Marble, Robert Alvin 1906
Marble, Wiley Hammond nl912
March, Alden ml820
March, Daniel 1806
March, David 1811
m, 586.
Marchant, Grace al912
Marchant, William nl853
Marcus, Philip Victor 1906
a, 602.
Marcy, Bradford A1798
Marcy, Mrs. Harry nl899
Marcy, Simeon 1795
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56
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97
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545
276
57
189
223
193
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221
412
517
79
446
150
441
434
386
498
562
536
392
526
587
78
85
607
452
392
625
570
65
NAME CLASS
Marcy, William Learned 1808
h, 640.
Marini, George Charles de nl854
Markensohn, Max spl90S
Markensohn, Albert 7il858
Marks, Charles Frederick ol910
Maroney, John Leo nl901
Marran, William Henry «pl904
Marsden, George 1900
Marsh, Charles Atwood 1898
a, 596.
Marsh, Edward Sprague 1879
Marsh, Mrs. Harry B 1897
Marsh, Henry 1871
Marsh, Henry Gildersleeve . . . .nl912
Marsh, Stanley nl912
Marshall, Alexander 1888
Marshall, Alvin Inman nl908
Marshall, Benjamin Harrison . . . 1914
Marshall, Ethelbert A k1854
Marshall, George Orlando .... «pl903
Marshall, Herbert 1816
Marshall, John Murray 1881
Marshall, Mabel /il910
Marshall, Thomas Randolph. . . . 1907
Marshall, William Elwood 1871
Marshman, Joshua A1810
Marston, Edgar Jean »il911
Marston, Edgar Lewis
c, 31.
Marston, George Harrison 1857
Marston, Hunter Sylvester 1908
Marston, James Hartwell Chester
K1908
Martel, Romeo Raoul 1912
Martin, Albert Pray 1913
Martin, Alice Rhodes 1907
a, 605.
Martin, Benjamin Eldridge 1894
Martin, Bond nl791
Martin, Charles Franklin al905
Martin, Edward Sampson rel845
Martin, Frederick Roy A1902
Martin, Frederick Stites nl913
Martin, George Rutherford .... nl901
Martin, George Washington .... 1807
Martin, James Cook 1908
/, 47.
Martin, John Russell 1807
Martin, Joseph Foster 1817
Martin, Luther Ambrose 7!l844
Martin, Richard 1899
a, 596.
Martin, Richard Runyon 1889
Martin, Robert Grant 1904
Martin, Robert Mitchell 1873
Martin, Simeon
c, 27.
Martin, William Daniel 1802
Martinez, Carlos spl910
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95
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234
630
522
190
402
515
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559
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431
601
448
665
528
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79
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80
97
447
350
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241
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740
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Marvel, Frederick William 1894 320
/ 37 42.
Marvel, Louis Henry 1867 221
h, 658.
Maryott, Alfred Joseph 1908 402
Maryott, Carlton Howard 1904 379
Maryott, Charles Alphevis 1870 230
Maryott, Erastus Edgar 1870 230
Maryott, Harold Bumham 1900 356
Mason, Albert Frederick Roux.nl848 444
Mason, Alice splOOO 580
Mason, Amasa
c. 28.
Mason, Amy Waterman iplOOO 580
Mason, Arthur Livingston nl874 474
Mason, Augustus 1841 148
Mason, Charles Felix 1861 202
Mason, Charles Henry 1849 168
Mason, Cyrus hlSil 643
Mason, Daniel Hayden nl873 473
Mason, Earl PhUip nl869 470
Mason, Earl Potter
c, 30.
Mason, Edward Halton 1910 412
Mason, Eugene Waterman 1868 223
c, 31.
Mason, Eugene Waterman, Jr. . . 1899 350
Mason, Francis A1853 648
Mason, Frank Fenner 1908 402
Mason, Frank Heath to1893 487
Mason, Frederic Robert nl880 477
Mason, George Edward «1862 464
Mason, Henry Wainwright .... rel849 450
Mason, Hope Waldron splOOO 580
Mason, Howard Harris 1900 356
Mason, James Brown 1791 61
c, 27.
Mason, John
c, 27.
Mason, John Hale 1878 258
Mason, John Henry 1872 237
h, 666.
Mason, Joseph 1786 58
Mason, Joshua Wilbur nl906 511
Mason, Kenneth Oliver 1914 429
Mason, Manuel Franklin spl898 533
Mason, Marshall Silas nl883 479
Mason, Melville Carlos 1914 429
Mason, Mildred to1911 575
Mason, Nathan Francis nl853 452
Mason, Owen A1838 643
Mason, Ralph Edward nl904 507
Mason, Rosa sjjl905 582
Mason, Robert Lew Preston 1889 298
Mason, Russel
ch, 10, 13; c, 25.
Mason, Samuel «pl901 535
Mason, Stephen Waterman 1904 379
Mason, William Haile nl853 452
Mason, William Simmons 1876 251
Massie, Walter Wentworth splS95 531
NAME CLASS PAGE
Masury, Alfred FeUows 1904 379
Mather, Frank Jewett nl862 464
Mather, Joseph Higgins nl84S 446
Mather, William Williams A1855 650
Mathews, Adrienne 1900 550
Mathews, Butler Anderson spl901 535
Mathews, George Stitzel 1885 284
Mathewson, Arnold Bucklin . . . nl878 476
Mathewson, Byron Elmer Til899 497
Mathewson, Charles Brenton . . . 1874 244
Mathewson, Earl Jerome 1903 373
Mathewson, Ernest Hoxsie 1896 330
Mathewson, Everett Percivelle. . 1873 241
Mathewson, Frank Mason 1873 241
Mathewson, George Henry .... rel876 475
Mathewson, John nl846 448
Mathewson, Lester Benjamin . . . 1898 343
Mathewson, Philip Augustus 1880 266
Mathewson, Rollin 1840 145
Mathewson, Thomas nl798 432
Mathieu, Bertha Corinne 1907 559
Mathiews, Franklin Kmg nl898 494
Matsumoto, Julius Kumpei .... al894 592
Matsumoto, Matsuzo nl894 488
Matteson, Albert Henry nl870 471
Matteson, Archibald Claflin 1893 315
Matteson, Charles 1861 202
h, 661.
Matteson, Frank Willington 1892 310
Matteson, George Arnold 1896 331
/, 50.
Matteson, Herbert Allen 1897 337
Matteson, John 1886 288
/,41.
Matteson, Paul 1906 392
Mattuck, George Felbc 1907 397
Mattuck, Jacob Alexander 1904 379
o, 601.
Mauran, Antoine Joseph 1851 173
Mauran, Carlos nl828 439
Mauran, Clinton nl869 470
Mauran, Edward Carrington. . .nl841 445
Mauran, Frank 1885 284
Mauran, Frederick Lawrence. . . nl874 474
Mauran, Joseph 1816 96
Mauran, Joseph Russell nl856 457
Mauran, William Lippitt »il887 482
Mawney, Robert Wheaton. . . .sj)1900 534
Maxcy, Eaton Whiting 1853 179
Maxcy, James William nl848 449
Maxcy, Jonathan 1787 58
/, 38, 49; c, 21, 23, 27, 33.
Maxcy, Milton 1802 73
Maxcy, Virgil 1804 75
Maxfield, Arthur Carroll 1905 385
Maxfield, Berton Lewis 1901 361
Maxfield, Walter Taylor ?il879 476
Maxson, Charles Clarence nl911 522
Maxson, Darwin Eldridge 1852 176
Maxson, John
ch, 10, 13; c, 25.
INDEX
741
NAME CLASS
Maxwell, William Peter 1798
May, Arthur Palmer 1905
May, Edward Mortimer nl883
May, Susan Annie 1905
o, 601.
May, William 1788
Mayer, Edwin Block 1909
Mayer, Frederick William .... »pl906
Mayer, John Charles «1911
Mayhew, Bartlett 1854
Mayhew, Jeremiah 1808
Mayhew, John Wesley 1909
Mayhew, Theodore nl818
Maynard, Edward Arthur 1895
Maynard, Joshua Leland ^1853
Mayo, Elizabeth Louise 1909
Meacham, Alfred Bertrand 1896
Mead, Mrs. Albert Davis ol896
/, 37, 43.
Mead, John Ross Emmes: nl873
Mead, John Perkins 1906
Mead, Marshall Bradley nl868
Mead, Paul Emerson rel902
Mead, Samuel 1788
Meader, Charles Albert 1891
Meader, Lewis Hamilton ol894
a, 596.
Meader, Lewis Hamilton, Jr 1909
Meader, Mrs. Lewis Hamilton,
Jr 1909
Meader, Percy Davol 1914
Meader, Walter Sidney 1880
Meader, William Granville 1905
Meader, Mrs. William Granville 1907
Mears, Fred Winchester 1895
Meckel, Robert James Yorkton. . 1912
a, 608.
Medbury, Charles Franklin 1888
Medbury, Cora Ella 1908
Medbury, Herbert Earl Morgan 1914
Medbury, James Knowles rel862
Medbury, Josiah 1875
Medbury, Nicholas A1836
Medbury, Boston gWOi
Medbury, Samuel Viall 1801
Meech, Asa A1807
Meech, Levi Witter 1845
Meeser, Spencer Byron A1901
Meeson, John Davidson nl848
Maggett, Matthew McArthur. .nl862
Mehan, Laroy Ayer nl908
Mehan, Mrs. Laroy Ayer 1909
Meigs, Joseph L jil860
Meiklejohn, Alexander 1893
a, 593; h, 669; /, 36, 43, 48.
Meiklejohn, Jessie Crura spl908
Melden, Angie syl906
Melendy, Jesse George 1901
Mellen, Edward 1823
h, 649; c, 29.
Mellen, George Alfred 1898
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NAME C!LASS PAGE
Mellen, Joshua 1862 205
Mellen, William Chamberlain . . . 1836 134
Mellor, Godfrey K nl865 467
Mellor, Lewis Leroy tc1912 526
Mellor, William Harpin *pl895 531
Mendeuhall, Charles nl861 463
Mendenhall, Cyrus Abram 1891 306
Mendenhall, Isaiah Barton .... nl874 474
Mendenhall, James Kirk 1849 168
Mercer, Charles Douglas 1906 392
Mercer, Hester Jane 1903 554
Mercer, James Matthias 1910 412
Mercer, Jesse A1835 641
Mercer, Keith 1910 412
Mercer, Mary Elizabeth 1903 554
Merchant, Marcius Harold 1897 337
Merchant, Mrs. Marcius Harold. 1897 545
Meredith, Merritt Manville 1910 412
Meredith, Walter Percy tc1905 509
Meriam, Norman nl825 438
Merriam, Henry Guernsey nl858 460
Merriam, Joseph 1819 100
Merriam, Lincoln Asa rel852 452
Merrick, Natham »il789 431
Merrick, Origen Hall 1876 251
Merrick, William nl788 431
Merrick, Mrs. William G nl902 571
Merrifield, Fred Oscar nl890 485
Merrill, George Plumer al896 594
/, 42.
Merrill, James ?il841 445
Merrill, John 1793 63
MerriU, John Gale 1821 104
Merrill, Joseph Warren A1880 658
c, 30.
Merrill, Leavitt King ral883 479
Merrill, Sarah Ethelyn 1897 546
Merrill, Theodore Clarkson 1896 331
Merrill, William Henry nl861 464
Merrill, Winfield George 1882 272
Merriman, Charles Henry fel894 663
Merriman, Charles Henry 1892 310
Merriman, Edward Bruce 1894 320
Merriman, Harold Thurston. ... 1894 320
Merriman, Isaac Butts 1897 337
Merritt, Edward Lord nl911 522
Merritt, Goldsberry Bobo al896 594
Merritt, Royal McKnight 1907 397
Merwin, William Harvey spl898 533
Meserve, Elmer Daniel 1902 366
MeseroU, Lester 1895 325
Meservey, Atwood Bond A1862 653
Messenger, George Washington. . 1826 117
Messer, Asa 1790 61
h, 629; /, 33, 38, 49; c, 21, 23.
Messer, George Holmes 1865 214
Messer, Morris Lewis 1891 306
Metcalf, Alfred 1802 73
Metcalf, Anna
f 49.
Metcalf, Anna Louise 1897 546
742
BROWN UNIVEESITY
NAME CLASS
Metcalf, Charles Albert wl878
Metcalf, Edwin 184.2
Metcalf, Ferdinand ral778
Metcalf, George 1874
Metcalf, George Tracy 1833
Metcalf, George Tucker 1913
Metcalf, Harold 1884
Metcalf, Haven 1896
a, 594; /, 43.
Metcalf, Mrs. Haven 1896
Metcalf, Helen Pierce «pl909
Metcalf, Henry Knight 1902
Metcalf, Houghton 1904
Metcalf, Howard Tucker 1897
Metcalf, John George 1820
Metcalf, John Henry rel873
Metcalf, Manton Bradley ml884
Metcalf, Nathaniel Whiting 1846
Metcalf, Paul Ray ^1801
Metcalf, Ralph nl883
Metcalf, Richard 1851
Metcalf, Robert Brown nl870
Metcalf, Stephen Olney 1878
c, 31.
Metcalf, Theron 1805
h, 644; c, 22, 23, 24.
Metcalf, WUliam Penn nl871
Metzger, Ottilie Rose 1913
/, 50.
Mickell, William Gridley rel845
Micoleau, Henri Ferdinand
/, 48.
Midgeley, Albert Leonard b1901
Midgeley, Marion 1905
Mielatz, Sallie Wolff 1911
Miles, Francis Everett 1912
Miles, George Davis 1843
Miles, Henry Adolphus 1829
h, 647.
Miles, John 1794
Miles, Joshua Jones nl842
Miles, Nelson Appleton /j1901
Miles, Samuel, Jr rel792
Milford, George Washington .... 1877
MUlar, Robert 1858
Millard, Charles Dunsmore .... nl897
Millard, Frank Cowperthwaite . . 1899
Millard, George Wilson 1875
Millard, Gertrude Edna 1899
Millard, Jacob Cooper 1905
Miller, Andrew Troop nl862
Miller, Arthur Eugene nl887
Miller, Asher nl778
Miller, Augustus Samuel 1871
Miller, Benjamin Dwight 1910
Miller, Caleb ml816
Miller, Charles Thomas 1853
Miller, Charles Thurber nl850
Miller, Clarence Walker 1912
Miller, Edward 1874
Miller, Erasmus Darwin 1832
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Miller, Everett Howe 1912 422
Miller, Ezekiel Lamb 1843 153
Miller, Frederic 1844 156
Miller, Harold Edmund 1907 398
MiUer, Harold Frederic 1899 350
Miller, Henry Alvin 1876 251
Miller, Herbert Cleveland 1897 327
Miller, Mrs. Herbert Cleveland. ?il904 572
Miller, Horace George 1860 199
Miller, Hugh A1854 649
Miller, Jacob ral804 434
Miller, Lawrence Carl Thompson 1914 429
Miller, Lewis Leprilete 1817 97
m, 587.
Miller, Max Merrill 1901 361
f 45. '
Miller, Moses. .' 1800 70
Miller, Nathaniel A1814 632
h, 633; m, 586.
Miller, Nathaniel. m1845 448
Miller, Richard Hagan 1907 398
a, 604.
Miller, Samuel, Jr nl770 430
Miller, Seth 1823 109
MUler, Thomas 1908 402
Miller, Thompson 1803 74
Miller, William Brown Martin. . 1878 258
Miller, William Davis 1909 408
Miller, Mrs. William H «pl900 580
Milligan, Annette Walker 1904 555
Milliken, Allen Webster 1904 379
Milliken, Herbert Smith nl881 478
Milliken, Myrtis Alida 1902 552
a, 600.
Milliken, Vergil Stanley nl901 500
Millington, William Henry 1895 325
Millman, Lester Walton nl898 494
MUne, John MUne spl897 532
Milne, Joseph Davis 1877 254
Milner, Harry Richardson ral897 493
Milner, Lewis Stanley 1902 366
Mills, Robert Curtis A1861 652
Mills, David Hu^st nl907 513
Mills, Matthew nl834 441
Mills, William Hammond 1849 168
/ 49.
Mjnard, Peter Raynard 1827 118
Mmchin, Sarah Elizabeth «j)1909 584
Miner, Francis Wayland nl860 462
Miner, Francis Wayland b1894 488
Miner, George Hermon 1863 207
Miner, George Leland 1897 337
Miner, Henry Bradley 1864 211
Miner, Isaac Dwight syl909 542
Miner, John Durward 1891 306
Miner, Josie Star nl899 570
Miner, Lillian Burleigh al898 595
Miner, Thomas ml825 588
Miner, William Francis 1896 331
Minnerly, Harold Edson 1908 402
Mirick, William Hartwell ral846 448
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743
NAME CLASS
Misch, Walter Percy nl91«
Mitchel, Frederick Augustus. . . . 1860
Mitchell, Mrs. Alexander H 1907
Mitchell, Charles Elliott 1861
Mitchell, Charles Stuart 1905
/, 46.
Mitchell, Edwin Mitchell nl859
Mitchell, Eugene Poor nl883
Mitchell, Francis Marion jl906
Mitchell, George Langley Mills. nl898
Mitchell, Harper Brown 7il908
Mitchell, John Andrew sj)1907
Mitchell, Marion Ellis spl905
Mitchell, Mary R. M «pl909
Mitchell, Philip Henry
/, 38, 46.
Mitchell, Ralph Ewing nl908
Mitchell, Robert Ewing 1914
Mitchell, Robert McBumey. . . .g'1909
/, 46.
Mitchell, Samuel Chiles A1910
/, 37.
Mitchell, Samuel Lyman 1912
Mitchell, Walter Howard : . 1900
Mitchell, William hlSiS
Mitchell, William Barbour ml909
Mitchell, William Pleasants 1909
Moffatt, Samuel 1902
Moffatt, Mrs. Samuel spldOO
Moffett, Edmund Everett spl904
9, 613.
Moffett, William Anthony 1914
Moffitt, Jeannette Bell 1911
a, 608.
Moffitt, Ransom rel795
Mohler, Mark 19X1
a, 607.
Molloy, Joseph Henry nl881
Molloy, WUliam Aloysius nl883
Monaghan, James Charles 1885
h, 666.
Monahan, Francis Denis 1898
Monk, Wesley Elias 1896
Monroe, Henry Augustus nl894
Monroe, Jessie Isabelle 1912
Monroe, John Albert nl864
Montague, Andrew Jackson. . . . A1903
Montague, Richard rel904
Montague, Thomas Jones 1848
Montgomery, David Henry. . . ,jil861
Montgomery, Hugh 1825
Montz, John McGill 1911
Moody, Clyde Rothwell al909
Moody, Frank Wilson 1906
Moody, Isaiah 1827
Mooney, Leo Vincent splSOi
Moore, Charles Edward nl870
Moore, Charles Hiram nl913
Moore, Edward Caldwell /81891
Moore, Ernest Ephraim 1906
Moore, Eunice Ruth «j)1910
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343
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NAME CLASS
Moore, Fred Atkins sl911
Moore, George Denny 1911
Moore, Henry Booth nl913
Moore, Jairus Alpheus nl897
Moore, James Spencer 1894
Moore, Lorenzo Byron nl874
Moore, Mark 1814
Moore, Martin 1810
Moore, Nathan Wheaton 1852
Moore, Rachel Leedom ol896
Moore, Thomas Paine ml825
Moore, Walter Howard 1867
Moore, William B «1825
Morcock, William James 1851
Morey, Reuben 1835
Morgan, Aaron 7il804
Morgan, Abel A1769
Morgan, Charles C nl854
Morgan, Dura Pratt 1869
Morgan, Edwin Francis rel913
Morgan, Eleazer nl830
Morgan, Frank B nl878
Morgan, Henri Albert jl904
Morgan, Ida Anna spl901
Morgan, .Jonathan nl803
Morgan, Louise Baggott 1907
a, 602.
Morgan, Margaret .Julia 1909
Morgan, Marshall Tiffany nl910
Morgan, Morris Barker 1855
Morgan, Roland Joseph nl913
Morgan, Mrs. William W nl902
Moriarty, John Mosely 1827
Moriarty, Joseph 1830
Mount, William Dye
/, 35, 41.
Moroney, Mary Josephine al899
Moroney, William Joseph nl888
Morrell, George Albert nl904
Morrell, Thomas Thaddeus 1863
Morrill, Daniel FoUensbee 1843
Morrill, Donald Littlefield 1880
Morrill, Nahum 1914
Morrill, Shadrach Gate nl863
Morrill, William Dexter 1910
Morris, Albert Henry «pl899
Morris, Charles A1827
Morris, Edgar R nl859
Morris, Edwin Thaddeus nl906
Morris, Ernest Mariett 1910
Morris, Frank Henry 1895
Morris, George Winfield 1898
Morris, John 1850
Morris, Richard nl895
Morris, William nl778
Morris, William Bowen 1846
Morrison, Albert Long nl890
Morrison, Mrs. Alexander J 1897
Morrison, Elizabeth 1910
Morrison, William Herbert 1864
Morrison, Winfield Scott nl909
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Morrissey, John Henry 1910
Morrow, Samuel Roseburgh nl870
Morse, Abner 1816
Morse, Albert Emerson spl906
Morse, Albert Stephen nl871
Morse, Albert Swift 1896
a, 596; /, 37, 43.
Morse, Alpheus Carey ^1868
Morse, Anne Goddard spl899
Morse, Appleton nl827
Morse, Carleton Doty 1913
Morse, Ebenezer B ™1803
Morse, Edward Bailey 1896
Morse, Edwin Guy «pl903
Morse, Elijah 1809
Morse, Ethel Busiel spl900
Morse, Frank Lincoln 1886
Morse, Franklin Randolph nl912
Morse, Mrs. Harrison A 1910
Morse, Henry Whitefield 1851
Morse, Horatio Gilead 1840
Morse, John 1791
Morse, Randolph rel913
Morse, Stephen 1832
Morse, Susie Brigham 1899
Morse, Sylvanus 1827
Morse, Walter Nelson nl890
Morse, Wesley Floyd 1906
Morse, William Robert nl898
Morton, Andrew 1795
Morton, Allan Benton 1894
a, 593; /, 42, 47.
Morton, Caroline Millard 1910
a, 606.
Morton, Cyrus ml820
Morton, James Ferdinand A1877
Morton, James Hodges 1844
Morton, James Madison 1860
h, 659, 662.
Morton, Job 1797
Morton, Johnson nl885
Morton, Joshua 1813
Morton, Lloyd 1849
Morton, Marcus 1804
h, 637.
Morton, Marcus 1838
h, 655.
Morton, Margaret jl896
Morton, Nathaniel 1840
Moseley, Charles Bartlett 1900
Moseley, Frederick Russell relOll
Mosher, William Henry Bradley nl846
Moss, Norman Allen 1900
a, 601.
Moss, Mrs. Norman Allen 1899
Moss, William Benjamin ™1902
Moss, William Washburn 1894
a, 593; /, 42.
Motley, James Marvin
/, 37.
Mott, Charles nl856
PAGE
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95
540
472
331
654
579
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83
580
288
526
563
173
145
61
528
127
548
118
485
392
494
65
320
563
587
658
155
199
67
480
89
168
75
139
610
145
356
522
448
356
547
503
320
457
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Mott, Frederick 1851 173
h, 665.
Mott, Mildred Louise 1913 567
a, 608.
Mott, Thomas Smith Webb 1822 107
Moulton, Mrs. David P 1902 552
Moulton, Mrs. Edward S «})1894 577
Moulton, Elizabeth Price 1914 569
Moulton, Ephraim Butler 1907 398
Moulton, Mabel Cornelia 4^1899 579
Moulton, Preston Sumner 1906 392
Moulton, Seth Augustine nl900 498
Mower, Malcolm Bemis nl905 509
Mowry, Arthur May 1883 276
Mowry, Daza Page 1902 552
Mowry, Elisha Capron 1861 202
Mowry, Elisha Capron 1904 379
Mowry, Elisha Cook 1846 160
Mowry, Eugene Clayton rel887 482
Mowry, Florence Passmore. . . .jl897 610
Mowry, Jesse Benton gl912 615
Mowry, Joseph Edward 1867 221
Mowry, Joseph Tyler «1902 503
Mowry, LesHe Fowler nl907 513
Mowry, Oscar Brownell 1863 207
Mowry, Raymond Greene 1877 254
Mowry, Wendell Axtell 1893 315
a, 592.
Mowry, William Augustus 1858 193
Moxom, PhUip Stafford A1892 662
Moxom, Philip Wilfred Travis. «1897 493
Mudge, Courtland Sawin 1911 417
a, 607.
Mudge, William Prescott 1886 288
Muenscher, Charles Joseph 1845 157
Muenscher, Joseph 1821 104
h, 648.
Muir, Alexander Wicliffe 1910 412
Muir, Harold Edward nl911 522
Muir, WUliam Emerson «pl907 540
Mulcahy, Frederick Leo nl911 523
Mulligan, Anthony Ambrose 1896 331
Mulligan, Joseph Donohue 1909 517
Mulligan, Leo Mathias «pl902 536
Mulliken, Joseph ml817 586
Multer, Smith Lewis 1898 343
Mumford, Charles Carney 1881 269
Mumford, Euclid Augustus nl865 467
Mumford, Harry Warren 1901 361
Mumford, Nicholas Van Slyck. .1912 422
Mumford, Urbane Burris nl875 474
Munger, Edmund Bingham 1892 310
Munger, Enos 1854 181
Mimger, Lewis nl870 471
Munoz, Miguel Antonio nl913 528
Munro, Allen 1821 104
Munro, Arthur Earle 1902 366
Munro, Dana Carleton 1887 292
h, 669.
Munro, Dana Gardner nl912 526
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746
NAME CLASS PAGE
Munro, Emily Gardner 1898 547
a, 602.
Munro, Ethel May 1903 554
Munro, Harold Winthrop 1913 426
Munro, Harriet Bennett 1907 559
Munro, Joseph Briggs nl907 513
Munro, Oliver Buchanan 1878 258
Munro, Robert Fairfax spl903 537
Munro, Walter Lee 1879 262
Munro, Wilfred Harold 1870 230
/, 35.
Munro, William S ?)1829 439
Mum-o, Winthrop Marshall. . . .nl884 480
Munroe, Ephraim 1828 121
Munroe, George Burden nl897 493
Munroe, Nellie Florence 1900 550
a, 597.
Munson, Robert Lewis 1910 413
Munyan, Emery Card rel913 528
Murch, William Harris ^1837 642
Murdock, Isaac Morse 1853 179
Murdock, John Nelson 1852 176
Murdock, John Samuel 1896 331
Murdock, Mrs. John Samuel 1895 545
/, 50.
Murnan, George Francis nl911 523
Murphy, Mrs. Alonzo E ?il904 572
Murphy, Edward Alfred «pl902 536
Murphy, Edward Andrew Cush-
man 1913 426
Murphy, Frederick William 1899 350
Murphy, James Francis 1887 293
Murphy, Maurice Louis spl902 536
Murphy, Robert Cushman 1911 417
Murphy, Mrs. Robert Cushmsn
spl909 583
Murphy, Thomas Francis nl875 474
Murphy, William Thomas 1903 373
Murphy, William Thomas nl913 528
Murrah, Pendleton 1848 166
Murray, Christopher Alexander nl897 493
Murray, Cunliffe Hall
/, 36.
Murray, lone «j)1912 584
Murray, James spWOS 537
Murray, James Lee spWOi 538
Murray, James Ormsbee 1850 170
h, 660; /, 39.
Murray, John Francis nl903 505
Murray, Thomas Sharp nl843 447
MmTay, Walter John nl907 513
Musgrove, Eugene Richard al913 608
Mussey, William Francis nl902 503
Mustin, John Buxton 1866 217
Mustin, William Finn 1871 234
Myers, Daniel Potter 1901 361
Myers, Lanning 1906 392
Mykens, Joseph Henry spl899 534
Myrick, Eugene Calvin 1890 302
Myrick, Nathaniel Willis nl900 498
NAME CLASS PAGE
N
Nadeau, Leo Francis nl898 494
Nagel, Charles A1911 668
Nahigian, Hovsep Caspar nl903 505
Nanes, Philip 1905 385
Nash, Danforth Livermore nl902 503
Nash, Edgar Smiley 1894 320
Nash, Halsey Reginald 1914 429
Nash, Jacob 1773 54
Nash, Kenneth Leland 1912 422
Nash, Samuel 1770 53
Nash, Stephen Sydney 1859 196
Nash, William Robert nl909 517
Nason, Bertha Mabel splQOO 580
Nason, Elias 1835 132
Nason, Osmon Cleander Baker . . 1882 272
Nason, Robert Charles 1908 402
Nass, Flora Anna spl905 582
Nathanson, Joseph George 1914 429
Nathanson, Samson 1912 422
Natsch, Henry Fumald 1902 366
Neale, Rollin Heber A1850 647
Needham, George Francis ^1843 644
Needham, Harry Beach nl893 487
Needham, John Gregory 1821 104
m, 588.
Neef, Francis Joseph
/, 47.
Neff, James Moore Wayne nl867 469
Nelson, Abial nl858 460
Nelson, Aaron Hayden 1858 193
Nelson, Christian Augustus 1903 373
Nelson, Irene Dore 1911 565
Nelson, James M nl812 435
Nelson, Job 1790 61
Nelson, John W nl813 435
Nelson, Levi nl799 432
Nelson, Morgan 1813 89
Nelson, Stephen Smith 1794 64
c, 28.
Nelson, Walter Chadwick 1912 422
a, 608.
Nelson, William nl771 430
h, 618.
Nelson, William Jackson al908 603
Neuschuez, Katharine Marie. . . .1898 547
Neves, Joseph Serpa 1911 417
Newall, Andrew 1884 281
Newbold, Charles Laurie 1872 237
Newbold, Louis Henry nl859 461
Newly, Stephen Lincoln spl902 536
Newcomb, Charles King 1837 136
Newcomb, Henry Stearns nl840 445
Newcomb, Walter Elijah 1902 366
Newcombe, George Smith 1903 373
Newell, Arthur Franklin 1912 422
Newell, Charles rel834 441
Newell, Edwin Lincoln nl892 486
Newell, George nl844 447
Newell, George Edwin nl855 455
746
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Newell, Lucius Herbert «1894 488
Newell, Lyman Churchill 1890 302
a, 591; /, 41.
Newell, Marshall Augustus. . . .nl884 480
Newell, Timothy nl847 449
Newell, William Palmer 1812 87
Newfield, Lewis Alfred 1911 417
Newhall, Barker
/, 42.
Newhall, Thomas Bancroft 1832 127
NewhaU, Walter nl873 473
Newman, Allen Munro nl901 500
Newman, Ezekiel Simeon nl893 487
Newman, Howard Russell. . . .splSOi 538
Newman, Louis Israel 1913 426
Newman, Sylvanus Chace A1859 652
Newman, William A1816 633
Newman, Zenas 1835 132
Newton, Abner Nelson b1839 444
Newton, Benjamin Arthur nl887 482
Newton, Calvin nl825 438
Newton, George Cune 1869 227
Newton, George Moore 1862 205
Newton, Harold Charles 1905 385
a, 601.
Newton, James 7(1786 620
Newton, John A1773 618
Newton, Oliver Perry nl904 507
Newton, Samuel BaUey nl904 507
Newton, Tracey Lansing 1890 302
Nichols, Albert Rodman 1896 331
Nichols, Arthur Carlton nl913 528
Nichols, Aurin Bugbee nl866 468
Nichols, Bertha Abby 1895 545
Nichols, Charles Lemuel 1872 237
/, 40.
Nichols, Edith Arliue 1906 558
Nichols, Ezra Addison Searle . . . nl845 448
Nichols, George Hayward nl884 480
Nichols, George Henry nl846 449
Nichols, Harold Weeden nl902 503
Nichols, Mrs. Harold Weeden. . . 1900 550
Nichols, Ida May 1912 566
Nichols, John Smith nl849 450
Nichols, Lemuel Bliss 1842 150
Nichols, Lester Huntington 1904 379
Nichols, Lucian nl824 437
Nichols, Maude Bixby 1909 562
Nichols, Mrs. Thomas B spl89i 577
Nichols, William Wass ml911 523
Nicholson, Donald nl909 517
Nicholson, Hannah Senior 1911 565
Nicholson, Nellie Blithe 1911 565
Nicholson, Stephen nl882 478
Nicholson, William Thompson. . . 1886 289
Nickels, Christopher Mardenbor-
ough 1830 124
h, 651; /, 39.
Nickerson, Asa Harden ^1896 610
Nickerson, Elmer Douglas 1906 392
Nickerson, Ira Leston 1907 398
NAME CLASS
Nickerson, John Albert 1867
Nickerson, Lester Willis 1902
Nickerson, Stephen Westcott 1878
Nickless, Harry Eugene 1901
Nicolai, John Edward 1886
Nightingale, Charles Spurgeon. . . 1894
Nightingale, Crawford 1834
Nightingale, Crawford Allen .... 1878
Nightingale, Frederic Albert 1878
Nightingale, Horatio Rogers. . .nl883
Nightingale, John Clark 1789
Nightingale, Joseph nl803
Nightingale, Joseph
c, 26.
Niles, Jeremiah
ch, 10, 13.
Niles, Lucian Hanks 1862
Niles, Nathaniel Leo 1899
Nisbet, Mrs. A. Lillian spl903
Nitobe, Inazo A1912
Niver, Edwin Barnes 1893
Noble, Albert Vernon nl906
Noble, Ernest Harper nl904
Noble, Mrs. Theron nl899
Noble, William James 1897
a, 596.
Noel, Baptist Wriothesley A1859
Nolan, Christopher 1911
Nolan, James Joseph spl895
Norcross, Austin 1843
Nordlinger, Mrs. Sydney H 1900
Norris, Benjamin 1823
Norris, Benjamin ml826
Norris, Clarence Elnathan 1900
a, 598; /, 44.
Norris, John 1851
Norris, Leonard Edward splQOl
Norris, Wilfred Benson 1899
Norris, William Evans nl857
North, Alfred 1858
North, Edward A1844
Northrop, Edward Arthur 1900
Northup, Immanuel 1821
Northrup, William Boyce nl894
Norton, Arthur Edwin 1900
Norton, Mrs. Arthur Edwin. . . . 1900
Norton, Mrs. Chester Shorey 1901
Norton, George 1804
Norton, Gorham Noble 1892
Norton, Jacob A1803
Norton, Warren Carney 1910
Norton, William 1802 -
Norton, William ral867
Norton, William Augustus
/, 34.
Noi-wood, Harry Yorke nl902
Nott, Charles Palmer 1896
Nott, Eliphalet nl795
h, 625.
Nourse, Chester Linwood 1909
Noyes, Amos nl854
PAGE
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60
433
205
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581
669
315
512
507
570
337
652
417
531
153
549
109
589
356
173
535
350
458
193
644
356
104
488
356
550
551
75
310
628
413
73
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NAME CLASS
Noyes, Charles Henry nl875
Noyes, Earl Hagadorn nl912
Noyes, Edwin 1837
Noyes, Isaac Pitman nl870
Noyes, Moses 1801
Noyes, Thomas A1817
Noyes, Walter Bernard 1858
Noyes, Mrs. William a 1893
Nulty, Catherine Frances 1911
Numan, William A nl854
Nuttall, Henry ;il908
Nutter, Carl Nathaniel 1906
o, 602.
Nutter, Lewis Harvey 1908
Nye, Jonathan 1801
Nye, Salmon 7!l803
Nye, Silas Tripp «j)1906
O
O'Brien, Dennis Francis 1898
O'Brien, Mary Loretta 1909
O'Brien, William Francis nl902
O'Connell, Frederick William . . . 1904
O'Connor, Albert Joseph nl910
O'Connor, Charles Jerome 1895
O'Connor, Edward De Vallie. . . . 1892
O'Connor, Eileen Elizabeth. . .«pl908
O'Connor, Francis Dyer 1912
O'Connor, Frederick William . . nl905
O'Connor, John Joseph 1908
O'Donnell, Bernard Leo nl895
O'Donnell, Daniel William spl899
O'Donnell, Frank Joseph 1910
O'Donnell, John Benedict nl899
O'Donnell, William Thomas 1895
O'Gara, John Francis 1900
O'Hara, James Louis nl911
O'Keefe, John Howard 1906
a, 601.
O'Leary, Charles nl892
O'Leary, Clement Dietrich 1884
O'Malley, Thomas Francis nl904
O'Neil, Frederick Ernest nl907
O'Neil, Harold Gilbert rel908
O'Neil, Harry Bernard 1910
O'Neil, James Timothy 1911
O'Neil, Joseph Berchman 1894
O'Neil, William Henry 1892
O'Neil, William Roe ^1896
O'Reilly, Frank De SaUes nl906
O'Reilly, Irene Katherine spl9Q6
O'Reilly, John Domenic rel902
O'Reilly, Peter Miles rel902
Oakes, Fred Blanchard nl912
Oakes, William Charles 1910
Oates, Joseph Harold nl911
Obear, George Barrows al905
a, 606; /, 46.
Ober, Joshua Foster 1864
Oderman, John Ferdinand. . . .spl89S
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515
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72
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562
503
379
520
325
310
583
422
509
402
489
534
413
497
325
356
523
392
486
281
507
514
515
413
417
320
310
610
512
582
503
503
526
413
523
601
211
533
NAME CLASS
Okada, Heita »1895
Okie, Howard nl866
Olcott, Egbert k1859
Olcott, John Hezekiah 1872
Oldfield, Harry Lees 1910
Oldfield, Henry Harrison 1865
Oldham, James Roberts Decrevi. 1897
Oldham, Mrs. James Roberts De-
crevi 1900
Olds, Raymond Lawson «1899
Olin, Russell «1862
Oliver, Edwin Smith 1847
Oliver, Thomas Fitch A1783
c, 23.
Olmstead, Nathaniel H nl809
Olney, Albion N nl832
Olney, Christopher
0, 27.
Olney, Elam Ward nl898
Olney, George Harwood 1895
Olney, George Isaacs 1803
Olney, Gideon Wanton A1822
Olney, James N nl854
Olney, Nathaniel Greene 1798
Olney, Richard 1856
h, 662; c, 24.
Olney, Richard 1892
Olney, Robert Stanberry 1891
Olney, Stephen Thayer A1850
Olsen, Alfred John 1908
a, 605.
Oman, Benjamin Goddard nl907
Orcutt, Delmar Burton nl912
Ordway, Lucius Pond 1883
Ordway, Otis Osgood 1874
Ordway, Samuel Hanson 1880
c, 32.
Ormes, Harry Alfred nl911
Ormsbee,
/,51.
Ormsbee, Allen Ives 1852
Ormsbee, George Lewis Collins . nl890
Ormsbee, John Holden 1880
Ormsbee, Roland Cuthbert 1908
Orswell, Mary Alida 1901
Orswell, William Warren nl896
Osborn, Mary George al901
Osborn, Sarah Mabel 1897
a, 595.
Osborne, Charles Eri 1898
Osborne, George ^1803
Osborne, Mabel Irene 1914
Osgood, Edward Louis 1867
Osgood, Howard ^1868
Oshman, Louis nl913
Osier, Charles Lemuel 1903
Osier, Emma Grace nl903
Osier, Lemuel Josiah 1872
Osier, Lilian May splQOi
Oslin, Joseph Edwin 1910
Oslin, Mary Ellen 1904
PAGE
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461
237
413
214
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620
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78
636
454
68
187
310
306
647
402
514
526
276
244
266
523
176
485
266
402
551
491
597
546
343
628
569
221
655
528
373
572
238
582
413
555
748
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Ostby, Harold Webster nl899
Ostby, Ralph Granville nl905
Osterhout, John Van Leuven . . . .1866
Osterhout, Winthrop John Van
Leuven 1893
a, 592; /, 42.
Osteyee, Herbert Farwell 1913
Otheman, Anthony Henry nl846
Otheman, Edward 1831
Otis, Charles Earle nl905
Otis, Fred AUeyne 1903
Otis, Horatio Nelson ml904
Otis, James Orin nl897
Otis, Melville Neal nl903
Otis, William Fowler ral907
Otis, William Henry nl856
Otis, William Pierce 1896
Ottley, Anne Evelyn 1913
Otto, Louis Guillaume comte de
Mosloy A1787
Oulton, John A1774
Overing, Robert nl795
Overocker, Daniel Willetts nl905
Overton, William 1887
Owen, (Augustus) Stanton 1890
Owen, Bernard Wright 1898
Owen, Blaine nl902
Owen, Charles Dexter 1897
Owen, Evan Bucklin 1906
Owen, Fred Brown nl896
Owen, Mrs. Herman E al897
Owen, Jesse Bell 1896
Owens, Edward Joseph nl906
Owens, John Thomas
/, 48.
Owens, Thomas Edward 1897
Owens, William Frazer nl902
P
Pabodie, Benjamin Francis 1860
Pabodie, William Henry 1855
Packard, Alpheus
/, 34.
Packard, Alpheus Appleton. . . .nl895
Packard, Austin 1821
Packard, Frances Elizabeth. . .«pl897
Packard, George 1889
Packard, George Washington 1839
Packard, Levi 1821
Packard, Noah Ford 1842
Packard, Roscoe Millikin (/1902
/, 45.
Packard, Sarah DeVaux 1904
Packard, Sumner Tingley 1895
Paddock, Everett Mitchell 1907
Paddock, George Frederic 1902
Paddock, Stephen David 1910
a, 605.
Padelford, Alpheus 1803
Padelford, John nl801
PAGE
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509
217
315
426
449
126
509
373
507
483
505
514
457
331
567
620
619
432
509
293
302
343
503
337
392
491
594
331
512
337
503
199
184
489
104
578
298
142
104
150
611
555
325
398
367
413
74
433
NAME CLASS
Padelford, Philip 1773
Padelford, Seth ^1798
Page, Emery Harkness 1847
Page, Ernest Victor 1896
o, 601.
Page, Mrs. Ernest Victor 1902
Page, Frank Allen 1901
Page, Grace Howe nl899
Page, Harrison Carleton 1843
/, 39.
Page, Inman Edward 1877
Page, Mrs. Norman J al901
Pahline, Otto Carl 1913
Paige, Wesley Arthur 1902
Paige, Winslow nl788
h, 638.
Paine, Charles Adams nl874
Paine, Charles Edwin 1898
a, 598.
Paine, Emerson 1813
Paine, Ernest Trowbridge 1901
a, 599; /, 37, 45.
Paine, Frederick 1857
Paine, George Biu-gess 1855
Paine, Gladys 1913
Paine, Harold William 1907
Paine, Mrs. Harold William 1908
Paine, Harry Merton 1902
Paine, Herbert Ralph Wing nl909
Paine, James Monroe nl886
Paine, John Fiske nl898
Paine, Lemuel 1803
Paine, Robert Hitchcock 1865
Paine, Royal 1827
Paine, Sidney Small 1908
Paine, Mrs. Sidney Small 1908
Paine, William H nl837
Paine, William Howard 1891
Painter, Lawrence Gilpin 1900
Paisley, William rel872
Pak, Sangkyu. 1905
Palen, Gilbert Ezekiel nl855
Palmer, Albert de Forest 1891
a, 593; /, 36, 42.
Pahner, Arthur 1911
Palmer, Charles Townsend nl902
Palmer, Edward Dorr Griffin 1839
Palmer, Edward Joseph nl906
Palmer, Ely Eliot 1908
Palmer, Harry Roundy nl879
Palmer, Henry Robinson 1890
a, 604.
Palmer, Mrs. Henry Robinson. *jj1 904
Palmer, Jenny Martha 1914
Palmer, John Hector 1904
a, 604.
Palmer, John Simmons nl905
Palmer, Julius 1877
Palmer, Ralph Mallory 1910
Palmer, Rieta Babcock «j;1904
Palmer, Wallace Prescott 1878
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571
153
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89
190
184
567
398
561
367
517
481
494
74
214
119
402
561
442
306
356
472
385
455
306
417
503
142
512
402
476
302
582
569
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582
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749
NAME CIASS
Palmer, Walter Bruce nl911
Palmer, Winifred Augusta 1913
Pamlih, Hilma Sofie Amelie. . .splSQi
Pantaenius, Harry Arthur 1911
Paquet, Robert Joseph «pl906
Pardee, Walter Jencks
f.S5.
Parillo, Mary «pl912
Park, Calvin 1797
h, 634; /, 33, 38, 49.
Park, Calvin Emmons nl828
Park, Charles Willis nl897
Park, Edwards Amasa 1826
h, 645; e, 24.
Park, Harrison Greenough 1824
Park, Marion Edwards ffl908
Park, Samuel 1874
Park, Thomas 1789
h, 636.
Park, William Richard 1882
Parke, John A1776
Parkhurst, Charles Henry 1852
Parkhurst, Christopher Francis. . 1876
Parkhurst, Eliot Greer 1906
Parkhurst, Henry Williams 1868
Parkhurst, John Luke 1812
Parkhurst, Jonathan Goff nl843
Parkhurst, Lemuel 1814
Parker, Addison 1862
h, 645.
Parker, Artemas Howe nl845
Parker, Carleton Hall 1912
Parker, Cecil Carleton 1913
Parker, Charles Albert 1886
Parker, Earl Stanley nl912
Parker, Edward Stark 1896
Parker, Ernest Arthur nl913
Parker, Fred Eugene
/,41.
Parker, Frederic 1827
Parker, Frederic Charles Wesley. 1900
Parker, Frederick Augustus . . .ml816
Parker, George Boardman nl853
Parker, George Lincoln 1896
Parker, George Walter nl910
Parker, George Warren 1899
Parker, Henry Fenno 1889
Parker, Henry Ward 1872
Parker, Howard Fullerton 1913
Parker, Joseph Whiting A1852
Parker, Laura Frances spl895
Parker, Phebe
/, 50.
Parker, Ralph Burtis nl909
Parker, Robert Clinton nl872
Parker, Thomas nl788
Parker, Willard Combes 1876
Parker, William A1836
Parker, William Brisbane nl866
Parker, William Everett nl901
Parkinson, Alice Emma «pl900
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584
67
439
493
117
111
613
244
60
272
619
176
251
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87
447
91
205
448
422
426
289
521
331
528
119
356
586
452
331
520
350
298
238
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648
577
517
472
431
251
642
468
500
580
NAME MASS
Parkinson, Edward T nl833
Parkinson, William A1808
Parkinson, William Outram. . .«pl897
Parkis, Ernest Augell nl899
Parks, George 1845
Parks, Samuel Ryder 1911
Parmenter, George Freeman. . .al903
/, 45.
Parmenter, Herbert Ware 1889
Parris, Martin 1790
Parris, Samuel Bartlett 1821
Parrott, James Barney nl878
Parshley, Wilbur Brown 1886
h, 668.
Parson, Artley Beeber ^'1911
Parsons, Charles nl854
Parsons, Charles William A1848
/, 34, 40.
Parsons, David A1800
Parsons, David Ball nl855
Parsons, Henry Cooley 1854
Parsons, James Hepburn 1854
Parsons, James Russell rel854
Parsons, John 1842
Parsons, Joseph W nl828
Parsons, Louis Curtis spl897
Parsons, Sylvanus Henry Hill. . . 1914
Parsons, Theophilus A 1809
Parsons, Usher ml825
h, 636; /, 33.
Partington, Frederick Eugene . . . 1879
Partington, Walter Howard, . . .nl911
Partridge, Mrs. Daniel 1907
Partridge, Ephraim nl791
Partridge, Genevieve Moore. . . . 1901
Partridge, Herbert Graves 1892
Partridge, Lyman 1863
Partridge, Moses 1814
Partridge, Warren ml824
Partridge, William 1907
o, 602.
Passmore, Otis nl838
Patch, Arthur Lionel 1904
Patch, George Whitney 1839
Patchen, George Joseph «pl896
Paterson, Britain Mclntyre. . .«pl911
Patrick, Joseph Homer 1817
Patten, George Jaffray 1792
Patten, George Washington 1825
Patten, Joseph Hurlbut 1819
Patten, Joseph Hurlburt 1858
Patten, Stephen Jefferson 1914
Patten, Mrs. Walter 1905
Patten, William A1787
h, 630; c, 27.
Patten, William Samuel 1818
c, 21, 29.
Pattee, Harry Ernest 1906
Patterson, Alonzo Truman 1902
Patterson, Irving Wooster 1909
Patterson, James B nl858
FACE
440
630
532
497
157
417
599
299
61
104
476
614
454
646
627
455
181
181
454
151
439
532
429
630
588
262
523
558
431
551
310
208
91
588
443
379
142
532
542
97
62
114
100
193
429
556
620
93
392
367
403
460
750
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Patterson, James William nl843
Pattison, Robert Everett A1832
h, 643; c, 23, 28.
Pattison, Thomas Harwood. . . .A1892
Patton, Andrew Bowman 1869
Patton, Carlton John »il901
Patton, Leonard Merrick 1900
Paul, Alice Maud 1902
Paul, Theodore Lochart 1909
Paull, Charles Leslie Fairbanks. . 1897
a 595* f 43.
Paull, Grace'Church 1895
Paull, Mrs. Norman Morton .... 1899
Payne, Abraham 1840
Payne, Arthur Dexter 1872
Payne, Charles Hart 1882
Payne, Harold Hanson rel909
Payne, John Milton 1882
Payne, Leon Frank 1907
Payson, Bertha Annie 1911
Peabody, Lionel Henry 1903
Peace, Henry Thornton 1908
Peacock, Joseph Leishman 1900
Peacock, Mrs. Joseph Leishman . 1898
Peacock, Walter John nl891
Pearce, Dutee Jerauld 1808
Pearce, Edward Douglas 1838
Pearce, Mrs. Reginald «pl898
Pearce, Samuel A1793
Pearce, William Wheaton 1846
f 39.
Pearsall, Harry Edgar 1907
Pearsall, Mrs. Harry Edgar 1906
Pearse, Erastus Arthur nl873
Pearse, Mrs. James Everett 1899
Pearse, William Edgar «pl894
Pearson, Keith Nelson nl912
Pearson, Martha Bowen «;)1892
Pearson, William Thomas 1906
Pease, Alvin Fowler 1875
Pease, Edwin Sheldon nl857
Pease, Morgan E «})1909
Pease, Myron Clark 1876
Pease, Simon
ch, 9, 10, 13; c, 25.
Pease, William Samuel 1889
Peasler, Jonathan Claire nl900
Peavey, Charles C nl858
Peavey, Frank m1858
Peck, Allen Ormsbee 1824
Peck, Charles Roberts nl877
Peck, Edward Bates 1912
Peck, Edwin Roberts spl902
Peck, Edythe Grace 1901
Peck, Ellen Ormsbee spl892
Peck, Francis 1831
Peck, Gardner Mason ml821
Peck, George Bacheler 1826
Peck, George Bacheler 1864
Peck, George Washington 1837
Peck, Georgie Smith 1906
PAGE
447
662
227
500
356
552
408
337
545
548
145
238
272
517
272
398
565
373
402
356
546
485
81
139
579
624
160
398
557
473
548
530
526
576
392
247
458
542
251
299
498
460
460
111
475
422
536
551
576
126
587
117
211
136
558
NAME CLASS
Peck, Helen Elizabeth yl907
Peck, Mrs. Henry M spl»9i.
Peck, Horace nl804
Peck, John Brownell 1866
Peck, John Mason A1835
Peck, Mrs. Josiah H «yl896
Peck, Lorraine Terry 1902
Peck, Maria Storrs 1895
a, 594.
Peck, Seth nl829
Peck, Shubael 1824
Peck, Solomon 1816
h, 64, 71; /, 39.
Peck, Walter Asa 1877
Peck, William rel803
/, 51; m, 587.
Peck, William Burgess 1897
Peck, William Thane 1870
h, 633; c, 32.
Peckham, Alexander nl863
Peckham, Celia Sweeting nl903
Peckham, Clarence Irving .... *j)1903
Peckham, Cyrus Benedict 1866
Peckham, Earle Winfield 1908
a, 604.
Peckham, Elizabeth Robina 1895
Peckham, Francis Baring 1857
Peckham, Frank Edwin 1885
Peckham, Jeremiah Gardner .... 1855
Peckham, Nathaniel C nl854
Peckham, Orville 1867
Peckham, Samuel Wardwell 1832
Peckham, Stephen Farnum .... nl862
k, 655; /, 40.
Peckham, William EUery 1881
Peckham, William James nl897
Peckham, William Torrey 1897
Peden, James Lyle «yl898
Peede, Thomas Richard ol908
Peeples, Henry Clay 1881
Pegram, John Combe 1892
Peirce, Charles Dawson nl894
Peirce, Charles Edwin Dawson. rel864
Peirce, Clara Imogene «pl896
Peirce, Fenelon Atwell nl864
Peirce, John 1856
h, 663; /, 34, 40; c, 31.
Peirce, Thomas Sproat 1844
Peirce, William Henry nl862
Peirce, William Rounseville 1843
Pell, Duncan Archibald rel863
Pelot, Francis A1771
Pendleton, Charles Henry 1878
Pendleton, Cornelius Welles 1881
Pendleton, Ellen Fitz A1911
Pendleton, James Monroe 1885
Pendleton, William Nelson fel834
Pendleton, Wyman 1912
Penley, Harry Maynard 1904
Fenniman, Chiron 1791
PAGE
613
576
434
217
641
578
367
545
439
111
95
254
337
231
466
572
537
217
402
545
190
285
184
454
221
127
464
269
493
337
533
603
269
311
488
467
578
467
187
155
464
153
466
618
259
269
668
285
641
422
379
61
INDEX
751
NAME CLASS PAGE
Penniman, Elias 1774 55
/,51.
Penniman, Frank Wentworth . spl900 534
Penniman, Henry Mixter 1874 244
Penniman, Obadiah 1791 61
Pennoyer, Mrs. Charles Hunting-
ton 1898 547
Pennycook, Margaret Myrtle . . nl907 573
Perce, Warren Richmond 1865 214
h, 664.
Percefull, Sabin Cubbage al913 608
Perkins, Charles H nl859 461
Perkins, David 1834 130
Perkins, Earl Philo 1912 422
Perkins, Edward Lyman ?!l893 487
Perkins, Frank Ernest nl901 500
Perkins, Fordyce Dexter 1898 343
/, 44.
Perkins, Mrs. George E spl906 583
Perkins, George Herbert jl892 609
Perkins, George Washington .... 1801 72
Perkins, George Winslow nl893 487
Perkins, Harry Wilder nl897 493
Perkins, Jay
/, 43.
Perkins, Jonas 1813 89
Perkins, Jonas Reynolds 1841 148
Perkins, Joseph nl859 461
Perkins, Levi Hooper 1803 74
Perkins, Marie Thiel spl906 583
Perkins, Maurice Vorhes 1900 356
Perkins, Richard Roy 1899 350
Perkins, Roger Griswold nl850 451
Perley, Joseph Bailey nl906 512
Perrin, George Kinney nl854 454
Perrin, Howard Randolph 1914 429
Perrin, Nelson 1869 227
Perrine, Enoch 1874 244
Perry, Amos A1841 643
Perry, Arthur Llewellyn ml900 498
Perry, Beverly Francis 1911 417
Perry, Calbraith Bourn 1867 221
Perry, Charles Homer 1859 196
Perry, Charles Manchester 1891 307
Perry, Charles Westmacott 1908 403
Perry, Christopher Grant 1830 124
Perry, Clara Lrene 1911 565
Perry, David 1806 78
Perry, David k1824 437
Perry, Dwight Piatt nl856 457
Perry, Edgar 1880 266
Perry, Elijah 1852 176
Perry, Elizabeth 1905 556
Perry, Eugene Ashton 1890 303
Perry, Fred Clarence 1912 422
Perry, Mrs. Fred Clarence. . . .splQlO 584
Perry, Freeman 1790 61
Perry, Gardiner Bramin nl804 434
Perry, George Ellwood nl880 477
Perry, Herbert Livingston 1865 214
NAME CLASS
Perry, Hiram H.
/, 39.
Perry, Howard nl903
Perry, Ira nl846
Perry, J nl797
Perry, James DeWolf 1860
Perry, James DeWolf, Jr A1912
Perry, James William 1874
Perry, Jennie May 1905
Perry, John Cranston nl892
Perry, Joshua 1809
Perry, Lemuel Grosvenor nl869
Perry, Oscar Edward nl882
Perry, Salmon Carpenter 1832
Perry, Samuel 1802
Perry, Thomas nl835
Perry, William Benjamin 1891
Perry, William Stevens «1853
Perry, Winona Merle 1914
Pertilla, Edwin Miles rel901
Peters, John Thompson nl855
Peters, Onslow 1825
Peterson, Albert Nathaniel 1910
Peterson, Mrs. John Adna 1901
PettengUl, Irving Wilbert 1911
Pettibone, John 1898
Pevear, Hiram Kallock 1855
Pevear, Jesse Stetson 1899
Pevear, Theodore Frederick. . . .rel902
Phelps, Abner ml814
h, 632.
Phelps, Arthur Stevens nl886
Phelps, Charles 1855
Phelps, Charles Howard 1893
Phelps, Dryden William 1877
Phelps, Eliakim ?il814
Phelps, Harry Jerome nl911
Phelps, Henry nl859
Phelps, Sylvanus Dryden 1844
c, 30.
Phetteplace, Arthur Truman
Steere 1906
Phetteplace, Thurston Mason . . . 1899
/, 37, 44.
Philbrick, Arthur Lloyd 1903
Philbrick, Clarence Horace 1913
Philbrick, Roscoe Hunter spl899
Phillips, Caroline Battelle 1908
Phillips, Charles Abbott 1902
Phillips, Charles Currier 1887
Phillips, Daniel William 1837
h, 657.
Phillips, Duncan Clinch 1861
Phillips, Elva Elizabeth 1906
PhiUips, Ethelwyn ChaflFee 1906
Phillips, Frank Sargent nl888
Phillips, Frederick George nl901
Phillips, Frederick Winthrop. . .7il882
Phillips, Harriet May spW06
Phillips, Jackson Cole 1913
Phillips, John ml817
505
449
432
199
669
244
556
486
83
470
478
127
73
441
307
452
569
500
455
114
413
551
417
343
184
350
503
585
481
184
315
255
435
523
461
155
392
351
373
426
534
561
367
293
136
202
558
558
483
501
478
583
426
586
rs2
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CIASB PAOE
Phillips, John James nl857 458
Phillips, Joseph Flavius 1827 119
Phillips, Oliver Ormsbee nl861 464
Phillips, Robert Simmons 1896 331
Phillips, Vemon Sirvilian nl900 498
Phillips, Walter Clarke 1902 367
a 599' f 45 48.
Phillips, Walter Dabney. . .' 1897 337
Phillips, Walter Enos nl903 505
Phillips, William 1826 117
c 29,
Phillips, William Brown 1858 193
Phillips, William Lester 1912 422
Phillips, WiUiam Llewellyn 1881 269
Phmney, Adelbert nl897 493
Phinney, Harold Thomas ml910 520
Phmney, Samuel 1812 87
Phinney, Tristram Cleveland. . . . 1896 332
Phippen, George 1811 85
Phipps, James Monroe 1842 151
Phipps, Maurice Bowman nl902 503
Pickens, Andrew 1801 72
Pickering, Timothy A1799 626
Pickersgill, WUliam Copeland . . . 1897 493
Pickett, Thomas Aquinas 1911 418
Pickles, Annie 1912 566
Piddock, John Estey 1897 337
Pidge, John Bartholomew Gough 1866 218
Pierce, Albert Clifton nl912 526
Pierce, Alice Reeve al901 597
Pierce, Cassandra May nl899 571
Pierce, Earl Caldor nl898 494
Pierce, Edward Elisha 1877 255
Pierce, Edward Lillie 1850 170
h, 659.
Pierce, Eliza Metcalf al899 596
Pierce, Enid M spl904 582
Pierce, Frank Wetherell «pl903 537
Pierce, Fred Hale 1908 403
Pierce, George Luther 1910 413
Pierce, Grace 1902 553
Pierce, Halbert Edmund 1902 367
Pierce, Harriet Edith ol904 600
Pierce, Hemy Niles 1842 151
Pierce, Herbert Lincoln nl879 477
Pierce, Hiram Chase nl874 474
Pierce, John Davis 1822 108
Pierce, Katherine Upham al911 606
Pierce, Lucy H spl900 580
Pierce, Maude «yl899 579
Pierce, Robert John nl906 512
Pierce, Robinson 1902 367
Pierce, Rowena Elizabeth spl905 582
Pierce, WUlard 1818 98
Pierce, William Bolster nl910 520
Pierce, William Eustis nl844 447
Pierce, William Gano 1844 155
Pierce, William Theodore «pl908 541
Pierson, Edward Franklin 7tl855 455
Pierson, George Bowen nl855 455
Piggott, Bertha Elizabeth 1907 559
NAME CLASS PAOE
Pike, David Bangs 1894 320
Pike, James Edward nl874 474
Pilling, LeRoy Gardner 1911 418
Pillsbury, Benjamin Obear 1900 356
Pingree, Helen Spofford 1911 565
Pingree, Mellen Howard 1912 422
Pinkham, Arthur Wellington. . . m1902 503
Pinkham, Bertha Theresa ml901 571
Pinkham, George Ripley 1887 293
Pinkham, Henry Winn 1888 296
Pinkham, Max Olney spl908 541
Pinkham, Robert Sanborn 1908 403
Piper, Charles Austin »pl909 542
Piper, Clarence Ward nl913 528
Piper, George Irving nl900 499
Piper, Herbert John al908 603
Pipon, John A1806 629
Pirazzini, Agide 1903 373
a, 601.
Pirce, James Aldrich 1892 311
Pitman, Harold Minot nl909 517
Pitman, Isaac 1866 218
Pitman, John 1799 69
h, 644, 646; /, 51; c, 23, 27, 28.
Pitman, Joseph Story 1839 142
Pitman, Margareth A grl909 613
Pitman, Sophie Lord s^l894 577
Pitman, Stephen Minot nl870 471
Place, Emory Lyon 1904 379
Place, Lewis Tew 1898 344
Plaisted, James 1823 109
Plaisted, Samuel 1825 114
Plehn, Carl Copping 1889 299
Plumb, Albert Hale 1855 184
h, 656, 659.
Plumb, Joseph nl858 460
Plumb, Obed nl846 449
Plumer, Henry M nl830 440
Plumer, Joseph Trask 1859 196
Plummer, Charles Sumner 1908 403
Plummer, Cornelius Channing. . . 1871 234
Plummer, David ml821 587
Plummer, George Winslow. . . .«pl896 532
Plummer, Richard Michel. . . .^pldll 542
Plympton, Augustus nl824 437
Poindexter, Orlando nl852 452
Poiner, Samuel Thane 1859 196
Poladian, Avedik Hagop 1907 398
Poland, Albert Harkness 1909 408
Poland, James spl895 531
Poland, Reginald 1914 429
Poland, William Carey 1868 293
h, 666; /, 34, 40.
Polhill, John Goldwire 1815 93
Pollard, Andrew A1853 649
h, 653.
Pollard, Andrew Cotts nl860 462
Pollard, Ella Artemisia 1902 553
a, 600.
PoUitt, Frederick William nl912 526
Pollock, Mrs. Frank nl906 573
INDEX
768
NAME CLASS
Pollock, William Denton nl908
Pomeroy, Swan Lyman 1820
h, 646.
Pomeroy, William Henry 1882
Pond, Abijah 1815
Pond, Daniel BuUard 1857
Pond, Enoch 1777
Pond, Francis Metcalf 1860
Pond, Isaac 1847
Pond, Jeremiah 1802
Pond, Samuel Metcalf 1802
Pond, Virgil Clarence 1874
Pool, George Franklin 1833
Pool, Nathaniel 1854
Poole, Harry Kay 1900
a, 598; /, 44.
Poole, Reuben Brooks 1857
Pooler, Harry Earl nl908
Poor, Charles Howard 1876
Poor, Charles Marshall 1893
a, 594; /, 42.
Poor, Mrs. Charles Marshall 1900
Poor, Lora May «pl894
Pope, Albert Joseph 1894
Pope, Arthur Upham 1904
a, 601; /, 46.
Pope, Mrs. Arthur Upham 1905
Pope, Charles Hudson nl857
Pope, Elnathan nl806
Pope, George Frederick A1892
Pope, John Thomas 1865
Pope, Louis Atherton 1874
Pope, Thomas 1809
Pope, Thomas Edmund Burt. . . . 1902
u, 601.
Pope, William Greenleaf Eliot. .nl867
Porcheron, Preston Hill 1902
Porter, Carroll Winthrop «yl902
Porter, Charles Huntington 1900
Porter, Emery Huntington 1866
h, 665.
Porter, Emery Moulton 1906
Porter, George 1889
Porter, George Loring 1859
Porter, George Whipple 1870
Porter, Hemy Kirke 1860
c, 25.
Porter, Isaac 1808
Porter, Jabez 1818
Porter, James Benton 1890
Porter, John Addison
/, 34.
Porter, Macaiah 1775
Porter, Sidney 1876
Porter, William A1774
Post, Charles Addison 1910
Post, Edwin Augustus «1849
Post, Francis Whitfield 1914
Potter, Albert Knight 1859
Potter, Albert Knight 1886
/, 36, 51.
PAGE
515
101
273
93
190
56
199
164
73
73
244
128
181
356
190
515
251
315
549
577
320
379
556
458
434
662
214
244
83
367
469
367
536
356
218
392
299
196
231
199
81
98
303
55
251
619
413
450
429
196
289
NAME CLASS
Potter, Alfred Knight 1902
Potter, Alice Manchester 1908
a, 608.
Potter, Arthur Niles 1905
Potter, Asa 1824
Potter, Charles Jil872
Potter, Charles Alfred rel887
/, 41.
Potter, Charles Francis nl908
Potter, Charles R nl834
Potter, Clinton Everett ml897
Potter, Daniel Myers 1901
Potter, Edward Everett 1890
Potter, Edward Harry 1875
Potter, Edwin James 1807
Potter, Elisha Reynolds
c, 27.
Potter, Everett Clifford nl902
Potter, Frank King 1871
Potter, Frederick Huntington. spl896
Potter, George Washington. . . .nl863
Potter, Mrs. Henry B nl900
Potter, Horatio A1829
Potter, James Brown Mason .... 1839
Potter, James Rowland nl898
Potter, Jefferson Rowland 1877
Potter, John Myron 1874
Potter, Mabel Louise 1897
Potter, Nathaniel Frothingham ral857
Potter, Nellie May »il900
Potter, Philip nl867
Potter, Phineas nl841
Potter, Ralph Goddard nl866
Potter, Robert Westcott nl857
Potter, Stephen nl848
Potter, Thomas, Jr.
ch, 9.
Potter, Thomas Mawney 1834
Potter, Wallace Winfield nl869
Potter, Walter Armington 7il887
Potter, Walter McDuffie 1859
Potter, William Henry 1836
Potter, William King rel898
Potter, William James nl913
Potter, William Robert nl887
Potter, Winfield Gary 1910
Potter, Mrs. Winfield Gary nl912
Pottorf, John L. G rel903
Pound, John Evremond nl867
Pouliot, Leonidas nl905
Povall, Richard A1822
Powel, Samuel 1877
Powell, Rhys 1906
Powell, Robert Carlisle nl905
Power, John Joseph ^1902
Power, Nicholas 1789
Power, Thomas 1808
Powers, Charles Appleton 1893
Powers, Charles Arthur 1902
Powers, Roland Cornell nl898
Powers, William Howard ....
PAGE
367
561
385
111
472
482
516
441
493
361
303
247
398
503
234
532
466
571
638
142
494
255
244
546
458
571
469
445
481
459
449
130
470
482
196
134
495
528
482
413
575
505
469
509
636
231
392
509
611
60
81
315
367
495
610
764
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Poynting, John A1774 619
Pratt, Charles TiUinghast nl873 473
Pratt, Clifford Henry nl901 501
Pratt, Dura Durand A1849 647
Pratt, Enoch 1803 74
Pratt, Enoch nl863 466
Pratt, Frank Kingman 1877 255
Pratt, Frank Stowe »1875 474
Pratt, Grace Tyler al901 597
Pratt, Harry Emery gl910 614
Pratt, Henry Selden 1901 361
Pratt, Henry Wallace 1903 373
Pratt, Horatio 1825 114
Pratt, John 1827 119
Pratt, John Torrey nl866 468
Pratt, Joseph Porter 1859 196
Pratt, Leonard Barnes 1853 179
Pratt, Marcus nl823 437
Pratt, Peter 1816 96
/, 39, 49.
Pratt, Samuel Hartwell 1863 208
Pratt, Spencer Atkinson 1830 124
Pratt, Willard Leslie 1905 385
Pratt, Waiiam 1825 114
Pratt, William Thomas 1885 285
Pray, Clinton Alfred 1906 392
Prentice, Alvah nl838 443
Prentice, Arthur nl874 474
Prentice, George Denison 1823 109
Prentice, Roswell Randall nl843 447
Presbrey, Alice Ethel 1908 561
Presbrey, Walter Ackman 1890 303
Presbury, Samuel 1822 108
Prescott, Mrs. Harold 1905 556
Prescott, Jeremiah Hooper ralOlO 520
Preston, Addison Webster nl855 455
Preston, Howard Willis 1883 277
Preston, Marshall nl813 435
Preston, Raymond Abner 1914 429
Preston, Warren 1804 75
Preston, Willard 1806 78
Prestwich, Thomas Wendell 1906 392
Preufert, William Ferdinand 1866 218
Prevaux, Francis Edward 1846 160
Price, Charles Perrin nl850 451
Price, Florence John Harrington . 1906 392
Price, George Reed sjj1909 542
Price, Irving Lamouette 1905 385
Price, John Amon 1865 214
Price, John Cooper nl899 497
Price, John Milbum ol912 607
Price, Joseph 1909 408
Price, Joseph Henry 1825 114
Price, Stephen William 1850 170
Price, William Edmund 1896 332
a, 594; /, 43.
Pride, Edward William 1865 214
Priestley, Joseph A1793 624
Prince, James Real 1825 114
Prince, John A1795 625
NAME CLASS PAGE
Prince, Walter Everett 1904 379
a, 601.
Pritchard, Arthur Osbom 1900 357
Pritchett, Henry Smith A1908 667
Pritzkau, Annette Josephine .... 1914 569
Proctor, Harriet Davis !7l911 614
Proctor, Nillo Griswold 1891 307
Proctor, William Melville 1870 231
Protheroe, Albert Weber 1914 429
Proud, Isaac 1847 164
Prout, William Christopher . . .spl905 539
Prouty, Leonard Augustus 1906 393
Prouty, Mrs. Leonard Augustus . 1903 553
Provan, Carrie Ethel al904 600
Provan, Frederick Lanouette. . . nl905 510
Pryor, John Donald 1908 403
a, 606; /, 48.
Psiaki, Emmanuel George .... «pl898 533
Pugh, Evan A1802 627
Pulsifer, Charles Leroy 1878 259
Purdie, David James 1911 418
Purdy, Milledge Moses 1912 422
Purick, George Butler nl904 507
Purinton, Frank Mason 1875 247
Purinton, Harry Edward rel894 488
Purkitt, John H «1834 441
Purver, George Moses 1901 361
Purvis, Wilbur Bertram 1912 422
Putnam, Aaron 1811 85
Putnam, Alfred Porter 1852 176
h, 656.
Putnam, Algernon Wait 1895 325
a, 595; /, 43.
Putnam, Amasa Spaulding. . . .spl895 531
Putnam, Benjamin Porter ml845 448
Putnam, Charles Henry nl886 481
Putnam, Mrs. Charlton D 1909 562
Putnam, David Abbott 1837 136
Putnam, Edward Warren nl840 445
Putnam, Israel 1827 119
Putnam, John M rel821 436
Putnam, Joseph Elliott 1845 157
Putnam, Richard Fletcher 1855 184
Putnam, Sidney nl880 477
Putnam, William LeBaron A1893 662
Putney, Freeman 1899 351
Putney, Mrs. Freeman 1899 548
Putney, Walter Knight nl902 503
Pye, John A1774 619
Pyke, James Tobey 1880 266
Pyle, Stephen Donald 1910 413
Q
Quarles, Francis 1777 56
Queenan, Joseph John «pl903 537
Quick, Alfred Merritt 1887 293
Quick, Howard Prescott 1887 293
Quigley, Michael Joseph 1883 277
Quigley, Thomas Henry 1911 418
a, 606.
INDEX
755
NAME CLASS
Quimby, Frank Albert »1898
Quiuby, Hosea Mason 1865
Quinby, Samuel Foster nl861
Quincy, Josiah hlSSi
Quincy, Samuel Hatch nl848
Quinn, James Edward 1903
Quinn, John Cornelius 1888
Quinones, Enrique spl899
R
Hackle, Oscar William 1906
/, 46.
Rackle, Mrs. Oscar William 1903
Rafter, Mary Florence 1901
Raia, Joseph Ernest 1911
Raiford, Lemuel Charles 1900
a, 600; /, 44.
Rainsford, Thomas ml835
Ramaker, Nellie Daisy spl911
Ramsden, Everett Duncan 1902
u, 599.
Rand, Aaron nl835
Rand, Albert Edward
/, 48.
Rand, Lyman Fisk 1868
Rand, Thomas 1803
Randall, Alpheus Lyman 1900
Randall, Auburn Joel nl855
Randall, Charles Bertrand 1852
Randall, Charles Dennisou rel840
Randall, Charles Jenckes nl851
Randall, Dexter 1811
Randall, Dorothy Eleanor. . . .spWOl
Randall, Ephraim 1812
Randall, Fred Earl spl899
Randall, George Maxwell 1835
h, 650.
Randall, Henry Stephen A1853
Randall, Jared Harvey 1897
a, 596.
Randall, Joseph 1809
Randall, Mrs. Lyman A spl901
Randall, Mary Abby Frink 1899
Randall, Menzias Rayuer ml824
Randall, Moses Fenelon 1814
Randall, Ollie Annette 1912
Randall, Otis E%'erett 1884
a, 594; /, 35, 41, 48.
Randall, Phinehas Munsell .... nl852
Randall, Reuben Fuller spl895
Randall, Samuel 1804
Randall, Samuel 1832
Randall, Silas 1804
Randall, Silas Burrows 1836
Randall, Wayne Laurence .... splQOi
Randall, William Gallup nl897
Randall, William Henry 1861
Randlett, Walter Gile ?il911
Randolph, Richard Kidder nl878
Randolph, Thomas Lyman 1836
PAGE
495
214
464
641
450
373
296
534
393
553
551
418
357
441
584
367
441
74
357
455
176
445
451
85
580
87
534
132
649
337
580
548
588
91
566
281
452
531
75
127
76
134
536
493
202
523
476
134
NAME CLASS
Randolph, Warren 1851
Ranger, Arthur Forest 1914
Ranger, James Aloysius spWOO
Rankin, Edward Joseph nl911
Rankin, Edwin Augustine .... spl89o
Ransbottom, Harry Winfield. . .?il913
Ransford, Hascall ?il859
Rapson, George Washington. . .rel895
Raquet, Carl Ruehl 1910
Rathbone, Joshua H rel854
Rathbun, Edward Harris 1889
Rathbun, Elmer Jeremiah 1896
Rausch, Flora Marie nl910
Rauschenbach, Paul Emil spl897
Ravenscroft, Nina .spl904
Rawlings, Frederick George 1912
Rawson, Andrew 1800
Rawson, Evander Fuller 1819
Rawson, Joseph 1794
Rawson, Levi nl825
Rawson, Liberty 1800
Rawson, Silas Bundy 711857
Rawson, Stephen 1817
Rawson, Warren 1802
Rawstorne, Charles Duren 1904
Ray, Arthur spl906
Ray, Benjamin Lincoln 1856
Ray, Charles Addison Richard-
son 1902
Ray, Charles Andrew nl850
Ray, Franklin Norton nl905
Ray, Mabel Agnes nl901
Ray, Isaac /{1879
Ray, Robert Charles nl875
Ray, William Francis 1874
Raybold, Hazel Louise 1910
Raymond, Bernard Perry 1904
Raymond, George Hervey 1899
Raymond, George Theron nl873
Raymond, Joseph Sherwood . . . nl856
Raymond, Lewis Ford 1864
Raymond, Loring Hay nl901
Raymond, Stetson 1814
Raymond, Wendell Phillips 1909
Raynolds, William Collins nl860
Raynor, Elijah Pierson nl909
Rea, James 1878
Rea, Uriel
/,51.
Read, Albert Josiah nl889
Read, Alfred Anthony nl860
Read, Andrew nl854
Read, Charles Sheldon 1901
Read, Cyrus Butler nl850
Read, Mrs. Edward M 1905
Read, Fred Edward nl886
Read, Fred Stanley nl899
Read, Frederick Henry ^1909
Read, Frederick Park 1870
Read, George Edward nl865
Read, George Roswell 1868
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531
528
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489
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454
299
332
574
532
582
422
71
100
64
589
71
459
97
73
379
540
187
367
451
510
571
658
475
244
563
379
351
473
457
211
501
91
408
462
517
259
484
462
454
361
451
556
481
497
613
231
467
223
756
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NAME CLASS
Read, John nl804
Read, John Meredith nl858
h, 652, 654.
Read, Josiah 1775
Read, Naomi Williams nl911
Read, Samuel Austia 1854
Read, Seth 1770
Read, Thomas .nl792
Read, William Alfred 1905
a, 601.
Readio, James Henry 1913
Readio, William Cooper. ...:... 1879
Reckling, Ralph Weeden 1910
Reccord, Augustus Phineas 1892
Record, Lewis Stillman 1902
Rector, Mrs. Frank al902
Rector, Vera 1904
Redford, Claribel 1907
Redford, Grace 1906
Reding, Charles William 1837
Redington, Horace Ray 1913
Redwood, William
ch, 9.
Reeby, William Henry nl874
Reed, Augustus Brown 1821
Reed, Charles Franklin 1885
Reed, Charles Albanis 1886
Reed, Chester Isham rel846
h, 656.
Reed, David 1810
Reed, Edwin Sanborn nl863
Reed, George nl852
Reed, John 1803
h, 628, 645; /, 38.
Reed, Joseph Warren 1856
Reed, Luke 1809
Reed, Nathan A nl859
Reed, Nathan Adams 1838
Reed, Newton Chaffin nl903
Reed, William A1805
Reed, William 1810
Reed, William Ashton ml 846
Reed, William Ashton rel885
Reed, William Joseph 1913
Reeder, Edwin Hewett nl913
Rees, Byron Johnson ^ . . .spl895
Rees, Joseph William 1865
Rees, Thomas George 1886
Reese, Charles Abraham 1875
Reese, Charles Arnold 1902
Reese, (Louis) Albert al902
a, 602.
Reeves, David Wallis 1898
Regan, John William *jj1910
Reginier, Adrien Edward 1910
Reid, David Albert nl909
Reid, Dora Allen 9^1912
Reid, Marguerite McLean 1902
Reid, Philip Joseph 1887
Reilly, Joseph Francis k1913
Reinhardt, Herman Frederick. .nl913
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55
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181
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555
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558
136
474
104
285
289
449
84
466
452
74
187
38
461
139
505
629
84
449
481
426
528
531
214
289
248
367
598
344
542
413
517
615
553
293
629
529
NAME CIASB
Remington, Albert Gallatin 1843
Remington, Charles Ansel 1867
Remington, Charles Cady 1899
Remington, Edgar Wilson 1885
Remington, James Henry 1862
Remington, Jairus 1794
Remington, Seth Padelford 1894
R£mond, Prederique spl900
Renaud, Alphonse
J: *^-
Renne, William Jarvis nl902
Reoch, Archibald Tennant 1900
Reoch, William Stewart 1893
Repko, George Anton 1912
Repko, John Stephen nl912
Reuckert, Frederick 1877
Reuterdahl, Arvid 1897
a, 596; /, 43.
Reynolds, Alice Gertrude «pl905
Reynolds, Clarence Newton 1913
/, 48.
Reynolds, Edward ml825
h, 637.
Reynolds, Edwin Clark nl891
Reynolds, Edwin Ruthven nl839
Reynolds, Elisha
ch, 9, 10, 13.
Reynolds, Ernest Shaw 1907
o, 602.
Reynolds, Florence Carrie 1906
Reynolds, Fordyce Thomas 1900
Reynolds, Francis Wayland. . . .rel856
Reynolds, Francis Wayland 1886
Reynolds, Henry Philip 1914
Reynolds, James 1863
Reynolds, John /^1770
Reynolds, John Alexander nl867
Reynolds, John Post 1870
Reynolds, Vinton Irving spl900
Reynolds, Walter Scott 1893
Reynolds, Wilber Tibbitts 1904
Reynolds, William Job 1886
a, 596.
Reynolds, William Whyte 1907
Rhees, Benjamin Rush nl853
Rhett, Henry Johns 1885
Rhoades, Benjamin Hurd 1833
Rhoades, Carl Tracy al913
Rhodes, Charles
eh, 9.
Rhodes, Christopher nl862
Rhodes, Daniel 1873
Rhodes, Egbert Ellis «1898
Rhodes, Frank Augustus »1856
Rhodes, Frederick Miller 1890
Rhodes, George Augustus 1828
Rhodes, James
0, il.
Rhodes, James Mauran 1869
Rhodes, Orlo Bertram 1870
Rhodes, Robert 1825
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558
357
457
289
429
208
617
469
231
534
315
379
289
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453
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Rhodes, William nl790 431
Rhodes, WUliam Conrad 1864 211
Ricci, James Vincent 1912 422
Rice, Abbott Barnes 1884 281
Rice, Benjamin 1808 81
Rice, Harold Alton 1914 429
Rice, Henry nl849 450
Rice, Henry Clay 1850 171
Rice, Herbert Ambrose 1889 299
a, 591.
Rice, Herbert Howard 1892 311
Rice, Horace Wadleigh 1881 269
Rice, Howard Leander nl906 512
Rice, Mrs. Howard Leander 1906 557
Rice, Howard Malcolm 1860 199
Rice, John Minot «1863 466
Rice, Kenneth StiUman 1913 426
Rice, Luther A1814 632
Rice, Tilley 1777 56
Rice, Wilber Taylor 1881 270
Rice, William Orin 1903 373
Rich, Edward Gile nl901 501
Rich, Ethel Ella 1903 554
Rich, Ezekiel 1808 82
Rich, Maurice Benjamin 1903 374
Richard, Abel 1797 67
Richard, Timothy /il901 665
Richards, Albert Charles 1905 385
Richards, Clarence nl910 520
Richards, Cyril Kelly nl911 523
Richards, Elizabeth Leigh. . . .«yl897 578
Richards, Francis BuUard nl897 493
Richards, George Hallam 1809 83
Richards, George Humphrey. . .ml868 470
Richards, Henry Gushing nl850 477
Richards, Herbert Augustus .... 1893 316
Richards, Humphrey 7il837 442
Richards, Jacob 1824 111
Richards, Margaret Weston. . . «jj1895 577
Richards, Marion Augusta 1910 563
Richards, Mrs. R. H ^1896 610
Richards, Samuel 1838 139
Richards, Stephen Henry nl912 526
Richards, Thornton Munroe. . .nl910 520
Richards, WiUiam A1793 624
h, 634.
Richards, WiUiam Coolidge 1837 136
Richardson, Carl Eugene nl907 514
Richardson, Charles Carroll. . . .^1909 613
Richardson, Charles Germane. . .1900 357
Richardson, Clement ral906 512
Richardson, David Haines Col-
lins 1866 468
Richardson, Donald Varnum. . . . 1909 408
Richardson, Edward Track 1835 132
Richardson, Erastus A1894 663
Richardson, Frederick Clarence
«pl896 532
Richardson, George Cormier. . .nl911 523
Richardson, James 1882 273
Richardson, John ml818 587
NAME CLASS
Richardson, John Gano 1839
Richardson, John Smythe 1824
Richardson, Joseph A1817
Richardson, Josiah Francis .... nl870
Richardson, Linda 1897
a, 596.
Richardson, Orville Pratt nl911
Richardson, Roland George
Dwight /, 37.
Richardson, Royal Paul 1911
a, 607.
Richardson, Thomas Francis. . . . 1852
Richardson, Walter Myrick. . . .nl902
Richardson, Willard Samuel .... 1894
Richardson, William Francis .... 1880
Richardson, Willis Brown 1899
Richman, Irving Berdine A1904
Richmond, Barzillai
ch, 9.
Richmond, Edward 1789
h, 633.
Richmond, Ezekiel ml795
Richmond, Frank 7il855
Richmond, Frank Eddy 1899
Richmond, George Barstow. . . .b1844
Richmond, George Nelson 1892
Richmond, Howard rel872
Richmond, Howard Anson rel897
Richmond, J. Lee 1880
Richmond, Jared Dewing 1825
Richmond, John Wilkes 1794
Richmond, Knight Cheney 1885
Richmond, Lawrence 1909
Richmond, Lewis nl842
Richmond, Nathaniel P nl854
Richmond, Norman Leonard .... 1885
Richmond, Philip rel882
Richmond, Russell William 1902
Richmond, Mrs. Russell William 1902
Richmond, Thomas 7il830
Richmond, William 1814
Richmond, William Ebenezer. .A1821
Richmond, William Tallman 1869
Rickard, George Wild nl900
Rickard, James Helme 1896
Rickard, William Watson 1865
Ricker, Charles Herbert 1913
Ricker, James Everett 1914
Ricker, Maurice Stanley nl911
Ricketts, Alfred Henry nl901
Rider, Arthur William <;1894
Rider, Henry Lawrence 1846
Rider, Sidney Smith A1880
Rider, William Edward nl909
Rifenburg, George Lafayette. . . . 1894
Rigler, George William 1880
Riley, Ethel Fanning 1909
Riley, George Francis Alexander .1908
Riley, John Joseph «1898
Riley, Ruth Sutchffe nl912
Rinaldo, Jeannette al913
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114
64
285
408
446
454
285
478
368
553
440
91
635
227
499
332
214
426
429
523
501
609
160
658
517
320
266
562
403
495
575
608
758
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Ripley, Edward Payson nl904
Ripley, Henry John nl844
Ripley, James Madison nl855
Ripley, Thomas Baldwin 1814
Ripley, Thomas Henry 1847
Rippon, John A1784
h, 623.
Risley, Florence Effie «pl894
Risser, Jonathan al900
Rist, Amos 7il84d
Rist, Calvin m1840
Rivard, William Henry «pl904
Rivenburg, Sidney White 1880
Rivers, George nl834
Rivers, Thomas 1811
Rives, WiUiam Cabell A1845
Roalf, Thomas Howard nl911
Robbins, Asher A1835
/, 38, 49.
Robbins, Christopher Ellery . . .A1822
Robbins, George W nl828
Robbins, Harry Wolcott 1908
a, 603; /, 47.
Robbins, Joseph Chandler 1877
Robbins, Nathaniel 1857
Robert, Alexander John 1849
Robert, Benjamin Franklin . . . . nl856
Robert, Francis Wayland nl851
Robert, James Alexander rel858
Robert, Joseph Thomas 1828
Robert, Milton George 1847
Robert, Stoney Jehu ml856
Robert, Wilson C nl831
Roberts, Abram Adams nl855
Roberts, Alberti 1909
Roberts, Arthur Llewellyn nl900
Roberts, Augustus Wellington. . . 1820
Roberts, Clarence Verdine 1886
Roberts, Edward Sanford nl896
Roberts, Hall nl836
Roberts, John Mitchell 1796
Roberts, Lou j;1911
Roberts, Milton Elmer nl912
Roberts, Thomas Howarth 1913
/, 48.
Roberts, Verne Douglas nl913
Roberts, William Hanley nl906
Roberts, William Lewis 1903
Robertson, Charles Noble nl913
Robertson, Walter Colbum nl912
/, 50.
Robertson, WiUiam Henderson. .1912
Robins, Ezekiel
c, 27.
Robins, Ezekiel nl806
Robins, Amos 1864
Robinson, Arthur Henry 1905
Robinson, Asa Aspenwall nl841
Robinson, Ben Isaac 1913
Robinson, Charles Edwin 1905
o, 602.
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190
168
457
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121
164
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499
102
289
491
442
66
614
526
426
529
512
374
529
526
422
434
211
385
445
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385
NAME CLASS
Robinson, Charles Gilbert 1899
Robinson, Charles Lorimer 1905
Robinson, Charles Pitts 1863
Robinson, Christopher 1825
Robinson, Clara Florilla spl893
Robinson, Constance yl900
Robinson, Cora Collette nl909
Robinson, David 1901
Robinson, Dwight Wood nl907
Robinson, Edward Worth.' 1896
Robinson, Edwin Augustus. . . .»il897
Robinson, Elihu nl778
Robinson, Enoch nl857
Robinson, Ethel Louise 1907
a, 603.
Robinson, Ethel Tremaine 1905
Robinson, Ezekiel Gilman 1838
h, 649, 656; c, 21, 24, 34.
Robinson, Fred Arthur 1895
Robinson, George Henry ol912
Robinson, Gilman Parker «1878
/, 50.
Robinson, Harvey Phillips ?il871
Robinson, Henry Holbrook .... «1868
Robinson, Isaac A1801
Robinson, Jeimie Fatima 1911
Robinson, Joseph Winchester . . to1843
Robinson, Lawrence Warwick. .m1900
Robinson, Lillian Hope 1906
Robinson, Luther 1834
/, 39.
Robinson, Maurice spl907
Robinson, Morrill ml825
Robinson, Phil nl913
Robinson, Richard Dodson 1913
Robinson, Robert Cornelius 1900
Robinson, Roger Sherman 1911
Robinson, Stephen Henry nl871
Robinson, Theodore nl857
Robinson, Thomas
ch, 9.
Robinson, Thomas Drew 1849
Robinson, Will Austin 1896
a, 595.
Robinson, William 1802
Robinson, William Attmore. . . .nl888
Robinson, William Everett .... nl879
Robinson, William George nl881
Roby, Charles 1810
Roby, Joseph 1828
Roche, Bessie Gertrude 1913
Rockefeller, John Davison, Jr 1897
Rockefeller, Mrs. John Davison,
Jr «j>1899
Rockwell, Harry Westcott 1903
Rockwell, Henry Hall 1896
Rockwood, Arthur Wesley .... «pl896
Rockwood, Frank Ernest 1874
Rockwood, Harold Walter nl911
Rockwood, Lucius Osborn 1868
Rodey, Pearce Cooding nl912
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476
472
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627
565
447
499
558
130
540
589
629
427
357
418
472
459
168
332
73
483
477
478
84
121
567
338
579
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Rodman, Albert Lewis nl898 495
Rodman, William Mitchell hlSSS 651
Roelke, Harry Edward 1911 418
/, 50.
Rogers, Ada 1902 553
Rogers, Andrew Jackson 1867 221
Rogers, Arthur 1886 289
h, 668.
Rogers, Daniel ral769 430
c, 26.
Rogers, EmUy Priscilla Smith . «pl898 579
Rogers, Henry Augustus 1820 102
Rogers, Horatio 1855 184
Rogers, James Swords 1846 160
Rogers, John 1808 82
c, 27.
Rogers, John Augustus nl863 466
Rogers, John Henry 1854 181
Rogers, John William 1861 202
Rogers, Joseph nl770 430
Rogers, Mary Louise al902 598
Rogers, Michael Charles nl913 529
Rogers, Morgan Witter 1914 429
Rogers, Owen Bishop nl880 477
Rogers, Robert 1775 55
c, 23, 26.
Rogers, Stephen Marsh 1818 98
Rogers, William 1769 53
Rogers, William Augustus 1857 190
h, 661.
RoUason, Herbert Duncan 1913 427
Rollins, Ida Lawrence 1907 559
RoUinson, Turner nl896 491
Ronne, George Emil 1914 429
Rood, John Alexander nl894 488
Root, Amos Barstow spl911 542
Root, David Lyman 1842 151
Root, Edward Thompson 1889 299
Root, George Wells nl908 516
Root, Warren ral912 526
Roper, Arthur Edward nl909 518
Roper, Freemont Emerson 1911 418
Roper, Solon Stuart 1876 251
Rose, Mrs. Alanson D nl899 570
Rose, Augustus Foster «yl899 534
Rose, Mrs. Augustus Foster 1897 545
Rose, Bernard Sha£Ener nl909 518
Rose, Edwin Maurice 1912 422
Rose, Mrs. Florence Lillian. . . .nl910 574
Rose, Henry Brayton 1881 270
Rose, John ml826 589
Rose, Willis Miley »tl908 516
Rosen, Louis 1906 393
Rosen, Maurice »1912 526
Rosenberg, Herbert Mortimer. . . 1913 427
Rosenblat, Mrs. Frank spl90i 581
Ross, Adam Franklin 1899 351
a, 596.
Ross, Earl Clarendon 1908 403
Ross, Edwin Vose 1907 398
Ross, Herbert Mortimer 1913 427
NAME CLASS PAGE
Ross, James Wylie 1896 332
Ross, Sarah Gridley 1905 556
/, 48, 50.
Ross, William Crawford nl909 518
Ross, William Milton nl853 453
Ross, William Nisbet 1907 398
a, 603.
Rossire, Henry Lansing jl910 614
Rostan, John T »il838 443
Rothwell, Thomas Harwood 1893 316
Rotman, Israel Harris nl912 526
Round, Arthur Morey 1876 251
Round, Eda May 1897 546
o, 596.
Roimd, George Arthur 1910 413
Round, Lester Angell 1910 413
a, 606.
Round, William Marshall Fitts . A1892 662
Rounds, Albert Waterman nl895 489
Roundy, Charles Pickett 1900 357
Roundy, Mrs. Charles Pickett. . . 1898 547
Roundy, Ruth Smith 1897 546
Rouse, John Evans 1913 427
Rousmaniere, Edmund Swett . . . ^1905 666
Roux, Louis Alexandre 1894 321
f 43.
Rowand, Ethel Ida 1907 559
a, 605.
Rowe, Henry Kalloch 1892 311
a, 593.
Rowe, Isaac Sylvester 1910 413
Rowe, Louis Earle 1904 379
a, 601; /, 46.
Rowell, Arthur William nl893 487
Rowell, Ernest Clinton 1898 344
Rowland, John Harvey 1912 422
Rowland, Mrs. Russell Sturgis «yl896 578
Rowland, Stanley James 1914 429
Roy, James 1828 121
Roys, Margaret 1902 553
a, 599.
Rubin, Harry John 1914 429
Ruddiman, Louise Adele ^1910 614
Ruger, Albert Curtis 1912 423
Rugg, Francis Augustus 1897 338
Rugg, Mrs. George B 1899 548
Rugg, William Webster 1896 332
Ruggles, George B nl826 438
Ruggles, George Benjamin 1850 171
Ruggles, John 1813 89
Ruggles, William 1820 102
h, 648.
Rupley, Howard Reeve nl913 505
Russ, Gustavus Adolphus 1906 393
Russel, Joseph Somers 1886 289
RusseU, Abiel 1800 71
Russell, Cyrus King 1844 155
Russell, Emory Poole
/, 44.
Russell, Florence Williams .... «pl894 577
Russell, Frederick Naylor nl905 510-
760
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Russell, George Golson nlSdl
Russell, George Robert 1821
h, 647.
Russell, Hugh Lakewood nl907
Russell, James Sullivan 7il837
h, 657.
Russell, John hlSil
Russell, John Francis spl901
Russell, John Henry sj)1898
Russell, Jonathan 1791
h, 634.
Russell, Joseph
e, 25.
Russell, Joseph Dolbeare 1772
Russell, Joseph Francis nl902
Russell, Louis Dickerman nl894
Russell, Thomas 1811
Russell, Walter Herbert al897
Russell, William
c, 26.
Russell, William Channing
/, 35.
Russell, William Jay 1864
Ryan, Timothy ral875
Ryder, Arthur H.
/, 46.
Ryder, Bertram Francis 1908
Ryder, Bowen Pullman nl907
Ryland, John M772
h, 623.
Ryland, John CoUett A1769
Ryland, Jonathan Edwards .... A1852
Ryther, Clarice Emily 1912
Ryther, Orman Eris 1887
Ryther, Ruth Elizabeth 1913
S
Saacke, Julius Adolph 1911
Sabin, John 1797
Sabin, William Harvey 1798
Sabine, Wallace Clement W907
Sackett, Franklin Page 1897
Sackett, Frederic Moseley 1861
Sackett, Frederic Moseley 1890
Sackett, Henry Weston nl894
Sackett, Herbert Lee 1904
a, 600.
Sackett, Josephine Thomson. . . . 1909
Sackett, Meyer Harold 1906
Sackett, Nathan 1906
Sadler, Alvm Grover 1873
Sadofsky, Abram Nathan nl911
Safford, Hemy Gilbert 1858
Sage, John Davis 1899
Sage, William Nathan 1840
Salisbury, Charles Merrick. . . .ral873
Salisbury,' Everett Mathewson . nl909
Salisbury, Harold Preston 1912
Salisbury, Levi Eddy nl863
Salisbury, Lucius Albert 1904
Salladay, Cloves Preston «pl900
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68
667
338
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562
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393
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534
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Salomon, Simon Henry 1902
Sammis, Edward Armington .... 1895
Sammis, George Lewis nl896
Sanmiis, Mrs. George Lewis rel899
Sammis, Norman Lewis 1908
Sampson, Ira 1838
Sampson, John nl809
Sampson, Joseph 1821
Sampson, Myra Melissa 1909
Sampson, Samuel 1777
Sampson, Zabdiel 1803
Sams, Lewis Reeve 1806
Samson, George Whitefield 1839
Sanborn, Aimer Curtis «1910
Sanborn, Alvah Howard nl897
Sanborn, Frances Stevens
/, 44.
Sanborn, K-ed Leslie nl885
Sanborn, Jacob R ral860
Sanborn, Lena Wadleigh spl897
Sanborn, Mattson Caleb nl864
Sanborn, Morton Emery k1902
Sanborn, Warren Bigelow nl901
Sandager, William 1904
Sanders, Annie Martha 1909
Sanders, Gilbert ml911
Sanders, Nathaniel Thomas. . . .nl863
Sanders, Richard Arthur 1907
Sanderson, Alonzo nl865
Sanderson, John 1853
Sandford, Frederic Washburn. . .1890
Sandford, Oliver Shepard nl842
Sanford, Baalis 1823
Sanford, David 1825
Sanford, Enoch 1820
/, 39.
Sanford, Enoch Warren nl856
Sanford, Henry Lawrence nl891
Sanford, James 1812
Sanford, John 1912
Sanford, John Augustine 1882
Sanford, Louis Childs 1888
h, 669.
Sanford, William nl845
Sanger, Elbridge rel826
Sanger, Eugene nl864
Sanger, Robert Clark 1896
a, 605.
Sanger, Zedekiah 1807
h, 630.
San Souci, Paul Aloysius ral909
Sarle, Amos Lockwood 1886
Sarle, Frederick Westcott nl889
Sarle, Oliver Perry 1886
Sarle, William Edward Jil898
Satterlee, Alfred Brown 1852
Satterlee, Livingston 1860
Satterlee, William Benjamin. . . .1903
Sau-Ahbrah nl877
Saunders, Albert Langworthy . . . 1902
Saunders, Amos Joseph 1855
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467
179
303
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109
114
102
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87
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Saunders, Ernest Alexander nl903 505
Saunders, Isaac Harrison 1862 205
Saunders, Stacy Ciu-tis nl912 526
Saunders, Walter Mills 7il891 486
/, 41.
Savacool, Leon Beckwith 1914 429
Savage, Cornelius Samuel 1878 259
h, 667.
Savage, Charles Frederic 1904 380
Savage, Mrs. Charles Frederic. . . 1903 554
Savery, Phineas 1824 112
Savery, William Briggs 1896 332
Sawin, Melvin Eugene 1914 429
Sawyer, Augustus Eben nl871 472
Sawyer, Charles Aaron nl889 484
Sawyer, Charles Freeman nl885 481
Sawyer, James 1814 91
Sawyer, Jeremiah Hayden nl847 449
Sawyer, John Woodbury A1881 658
Sawyier, Nathaniel Isaac nl855 455
Saxton, William Robinson 1835 132
Sayer, Inez Vernon 1904 555
Sayers, William Joseph nl904 508
Sayles, Frank Arthur 1890 303
Sayles, Philip Allen rel874 474
Sayles, Mrs. Robert Wilcox 1901 551
Sayles, Stanton Hopkins nl901 501
Sayles, Willard 1844 155
Sayles, William nl843 447
Sayles, William Clark nl878 476
Sayles, William Francis A1885 659
c, 30.
Sayles, William Randall 1864 211
Scally, Robert Aloysius nl908 516
Scammell, John Steams 1837 137
Scammell, Lucius Leslie A1841 643
Scammell, Samuel Steams nl846 449
Scammon, James 1868 224
Schick, Benjamin Theodore 1908 403
Schillmg, George Edward nl900 499
Schipper, Carl Fred k1899 497
Schipper, Ibe John nl899 497
Schipper, Mrs. Ibe John al899 595
ScUoss, Berrick 1904 380
Schmadl, Mrs. Oswald H 1898 547
Schmid, Louise C spl899 579
Schmidt, Anthony spl902 536
Schmidt, Frederic Charles «1912 526
Schmidt, Joseph nl906 512
Schneider, Hans Hugo Karl. . . spWOS 539
Schofield, Louise Amelia 1907 559
Schofield, Josephine Martha 1900 550
Schofield, Lillie Leonorette 1903 554
a, 601.
Scholtze, William Frederick 1912 423
Scholze, Ernest Albert nl913 529
Schoonmaker, Robert Selleck. . syl906 540
Schoonover, Alpheus Hewitt .... 1874 245
Schrempf, Elizabeth nl908 574
Schubarth, Cromwell Turner. . . . 1876 251
Schur, Maurice Elijah 1908 403
NAME CLASS PAGE
Schutz, Louise 1907 559
a, 603.
Schwartz, Victor Arthur 1907 398
Schwarzkoph, Irma Pearl nl909 574
Schwegler, Raymond Alfred 1899 351
Schweitzer, Louise Bertha. . . .spl905 582
Schwinn, Frederick 1905 385
Scott, Adrian 1872 238
o, 591, 592; /, 36, 41.
Scott, Albert Lyon 1900 357
Scott, Anderson m1809 434
Scott, Arthur Curtis ^1898 610
Scott, Arthur Hemy 1903 374
Scott, Augustus E rel858 460
Scott, Charles Seaver 1877 255
Scott, Edwin Garzea rel904 508
Scott, Frederick nl874 474
Scott, Henry Lyon splS97 532
Scott, Isabel Douglass 1909 562
Scott, Jacob Richardson 1836 134
Scott, John William nl890 485
Scott, Livingston nl863 466
Scott, Mary Vevers »pl901 580
Scott, Robert
/, 38.
Scott, Susan Rollins 1900 550
Scott, Walter Reuben 1887 293
Scott, Wilbur Allen 1897 338
Scott, William Hemy 1875 248
Scott, William Maxwell 1852 176
Scovill, John ml826 589
Scoville, Augustus Erving 1884 281
Scranton, Raymond Booth 7il913 529
Screven, Charles Odingsell 1795 65
h, 637.
Screven, Thomas 1795 65
Scribner, Woodbury John 1898 344
Scudder, Eliot Rossiter 1904 380
Scudder, Leon William 1899 351
Scull, Ulysses Grant 1907 398
Seabrook, Adam Henry nl912 526
Seabrook, Nicholas B nl821 436
Seabury, Allen Oscar 1909 408
Seabury, Arthur Gray 1907 398
Seabury, Irene Turner «1903 572
Seabury, Nathaniel 1882 273
Seagrave, Clififord Phetteplace. . . 1885 285
Seagrave, Edward 1822 108
Seagrave, Edward Evans nl882 478
Seagrave, Florence Carter 1900 550
Seagrave, Frank Evans A1911 668
Seagrave, Frederick William 1912 423
Seagrave, James Carter 1845 157
Seagrave, Orville Barton 1863 208
Seaman, Charles John nl873 473
Seamans, John 1815 93
Seamans, Raymond Wentworth 7il905 510
Seamans, Mrs. Raymond Went-
worth 1904 554
Seamans, Walter Stanley 1902 368
Search, Theodore Corson A1895 663
762
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS PAGE
Searle, Carrie Mae al903 599
Searle, Helen Elizabeth gl907 613
Searle, Nathaniel 1794 64
h, 636; c, 23, 28.
Searle, Nathaniel 1816 96
Searles, Edmund Davis ^1907 613
Sears, Bamas 1825 115
/, 34, 40; c, 21, 23, 24.
Sears, Bernice Estelle 1910 563
Sears, Edward Henry rel862 464
Sears, Frederic Baker 1863 208
Sears, Lorenzo
/, 35.
Sears, Maude Eunice 1914 569
Sears, Robert Davis nl866 468
Seaton, John William nl911 523
Secomb, Ebenezer
c, 28.
Seddon, Charles Henry 1905 386
Sedgwick, Dwight Robert rel908 516
Sedgwick, Otis White nl899 497
Segar, Francis Brayton nl882 478
Seidel, Harry George 1912 423
Seidler, Victor Bayard spl906 540
Selden, Charles Albert 1893 316
Selina, George Upton nl913 529
Selleck, Henry Boyd 1909 408
Semle, Frances spJ909 584
Semonoff, Judah 1911 418
Semonoff , Leon H «pl907 540
Semple, Robert Baylor A1814 632
h, 636.
Senior, Frank Widner rel897 493
Senter, Horace 1796 66
Senter, Isaac A1787 621
c, 26.
Senter, Nathaniel G nl802 433
Sessions, Darius
ch, 10, 13; c, 26.
Sessions, Eliakim Williams 1820 102
Sessions, Harriet Hopkins spl897 578
Seth, James
/, 35.
Severance, Samuel Augustus .... 1879 263
Sewell, Charles 1857 190
Sewell, William Henry 1906 393
Sexton, Frank Joseph rel893 487
Seybolt, Robert Francis 1910 413
a, 606; /, 47.
Seymour, Wilmarth Young 1908 403
a, 604.
Shaeffer, Edward John 1910 413
Shaffer, Henry Rockwell sj>1910 542
Shaffner, Philip Hans nl906 512
Shailer, Hezekiah 1846 160
Shailer, Julius Smith nl839 444
Shanahan, William Henry nl911 523
Shankland, James Horton 1869 227
Shapu-o, Sarah Ida 1907 559
a, 604.
Sharp, Dallas Lore 1895 325
NAME CLASS PAGE
Sharp, Daniel A1811 631
c 2S S8
Sharp, Fred Eldredge b1895 489
Sharp, Granville A1786 620
Sharpe, Andrew nl838 443
Sharpe, Henry Dexter 1894 321
c 32.
Sharpe, Lucian.' A1892 662
Sharpe, Lucian 1893 316
Shattuck, Joseph Herbert 1878 259
Shaw, Albert Draper nl902 504
Shaw, Albert Elmer 1909 40&
Shaw, Florence Louise 1914 569
Shaw, Frederick Eugene 1882 273
Shaw, Frederick W nl857 459
Shaw, George Wallace 1865 214
Shaw, George Washington 1852 176
Shaw, Mrs. J. E. Norton 1902 553
Shaw, Jahaziah 1792 62
Shaw, John 1805 77
Shaw, John Taylor 1876 251
Shaw, Laurence Moss 1899 351
Shaw, Lemuel /jl850 647
Shaw, Linus H ml829 439
Shaw, Majorie Wadsworth 1904 555
a, 602.
Shaw, Mason 1794 64
Shaw, Mervyn St. Clair nl906 512
Shaw, Percy Augustus 1908 403
Shaw, Philander nl792 431
h, 623.
Shaw, Robert Godfrey nl911 523
Shaw, Samuel Brenton 1819 100
Shay, Henry William 1909 408
Shay, Mark Dee 1865 214
Shay, Patrick Henry «pl908 541
Shea, Jeremiah James nl910 520
Shea, John Ambrose nl895 489
Shea, Mark Dee 1865 214
Shea, Richard Lambert «pl909 542
Shea, Richard Thomas nl902 504
Shead, Edward Wadsworth. . . .rel897 493
Sheahan, Dennis Harvey 1889 299
Shearer, Herbert Benjamin. . . .«1907 514
Shearman, Caleb Hamilton 1803 74
Shearman, Henry Clifton nl878 476
Shearman, Sumner Upham 1861 202
h, 665.
Shearman, Sylvester Gardner . . fcl855 650
Shearman, William Dennis Up-
ham 1865 214
Shedd, Charles Elmer nl878 476
Shedd, Edward Whitten 1884 281
Shedd, Henry Pickham b1849 450
Shedd, Joel Herbert ^1894 663
Shedd, Thomas Clark 1913 427
/, 48.
Shedd, William Henry 1885 285
Shedd, Whitten Dexter «pl909 542
Sheehan, Timothy Joseph 1903 374
SheflBeld, Albert Henry 1899 351
INDEX
76S
NAME CLASS
She£Seld, Simon Ray nl853
ShefiSeld, William Paine A1862
Sheffield, William Paine 1877
h, 662.
Sheldon, Arthur Noyes nl899
Sheldon, Beulah 1907
Sheldon, Charles Monroe 1883
Sheldon, David Newton A1847
Sheldon, Ethel apl903
Sheldon, Francis Henry 7il905
Sheldon, Mrs. Gilbert nl907
Sheldon, Helen Sherman nl903
Sheldon, Horace Ward 1881
Sheldon, Israel Remington nl910
Sheldon, Joseph
ch, 9.
Sheldon, Marshall Kingston 1913
Sheldon, Mary Beulah spWOS
Sheldon, Philip Collins spl900
Sheldon, William Dart nl886
Shepard, Alvin Dwight yl895
Shepard, Charles Upham 7il824
Shepard, George Champlin .... nl824
Shepard, Henry Fairfax nl852
Shepard, James Ira 1914
Shepard, Margaret Elizabeth, . . jl910
Shepard, Osgood Harris 1869
Shepard, Ralph 1821
Shepard, Stephen Osgood 1836
h, 660.
Shepard, Thomas 1813
h, 649.
Shepard, Thomas Perkins 1836
/, 39; c, 29.
Shepard, William Arnold 1815
Shepardson, Carl Wilfred 1908
Shepardson, Daniel nl837
h, 649.
Shepardson, Francis Wayland. . .1883
Shepardson, Frank Lucius 1883
Shepherd, Lewis Alexander 1911
Sheppard, Alice Rachel ol900
Sheppard, Charles Ewing 1870
Sheppard, Ebenezer Letson Lud-
1am 1839
Sheppard, Ephraim nl842
Sheppard, Joseph A1808
Sherlock, Edward Frederick nl902
Sherman, Caroline Abigail .... splSOi
Sherman, Charles Mickle b1898
Sherman, Clinton Thomas nl893
Sherman, Ethel Breed nl900
Sherman, Frederic 1862
Sherman, Harry Tuck nl888
Sherman, Helen Macomber 1902
Sherman, James Leonard 1903
Sherman, Laura Richards 1906
Sherman, PhUip Darrell 1902
a 599* / 45.
Sherman, Richard Mitchell 1887
Sherman, Rowena Albro 1914
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581
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572
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581
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481
610
437
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429
614
227
105
134
89
134
93
403
443
277
277
418
597
231
142
446
630
504
582
495
487
571
205
483
553
374
558
368
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Sherman, Sidney Algernon ol900 597
Sherman, Walter Cyrus 1897 338
Sherman, Warren Andrew 1911 418
Sherman, Mrs. Warren Andrew . 1910 564
Sherwood, George Herbert 1898 344
a, 596.
Sherwood, Mrs. George Herbert. 1899 547
Sherwood, Grace Mabel 1906 558
Sherwood, Henry Montague .... 1909 408
Sherwood, Ralph Atherton 1903 374
Sherwood, Richard Otis 1883 277
Shiel, Jefferson 1882 273
Shiel, Louis rtl886 481
Shields, Albert Beckwith nl896 491
Shields, Ralph Williams 7il909 518
Shields, William Tracy nl909 518
Shiere, Peter Benton 1870 231
Shinn, Charles Sawyer 1906 393
a, 602.
Shinn, Frank Garrett 1908 403
Shioi, Kentaro ol903 599
Shippee, Harry Lodowick rel897 493
Shippee, John Smith 1894 321
/, 42.
Shippee, Lester Burrill 1903 374
a, 600.
Shippee, Mrs. Lester Burrell 1900 550
Shires, Percy 1906 393
Shiverick, Myron Davis b1908 516
Shor, George Gershon 1906 393
Shore, Fannie Whittlesey 1908 561
Shore, John nl800 433
Shores, Erwin Isaac nl876 475
Shores, Joseph Augustus A1875 657
Shorey, Bina May 1911 565
a, 606.
Shorey, Marion Lydia 1904 555
a, 602; /, 45.
Short, Chester Fitch 1859 196
Shreve, Lura Cook nl904 572
Shuman, Harry Benjamin nl902 504
Shumway, Nehemiah 1790 61
Shurrocks, William Otis 7il898 495
Shurtleff, Adoniram Judson. . . .rel864 467
Shurtleff, Mrs. Alfred D. K. . . . spl897 578
Shurtleff, Augustine 1846 160
Shurtleff, Benjamin 1796 66
Shurtleff, Flavel 1814 92
Shurtleff, Nathaniel Bradstreet A1834 641
Shurtleff, Samuel Atwood ml817 586
Shute, Caleb B k1831 440
Sibley, Frederick Hubbard 1898 344
Sibley, John Jay 1814 92
Sibley, Jonas Leonard 1813 89
Sibley, Nehemiah nl834 441
Sibley, Solomon 1794 64
Sievers, John Frederick ^1911 614
/, 48.
Sikes, George Rising nl903 505
Silcox, Claris Edwin al912 607
Sill, Thomas Hale 1804 76
764
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NAME CLASS
Silliman, Samuel Gregory 1858
Silver, Albert Allen. nl889
Silver, Mrs. Albert Allen nl906
Silver, Edgar Oscar 1883
c, 31.
Silver, Elmer Ellsworth 1885
Silverman, Max splQOS
Silvey, William Baird 1881
Simmonds, Newton Mercer 1889
Simmons, Benjamin Benneau . . . 1796
Simmons, Fred Albert 1899
Simmons, Mrs. Fred Albert . . . »j)1896
Simmons, James Barlow
c, 30.
Simmons, James Davis 1881
Simmons, John 1797
Simmons, John Barlow 1851
Simmons, Perez 1833
Simmons, Samuel Randall 1879
Simmons, Sarah Louise 1899
Simmons, Warren Seabury 1889
Simonds, Florence McGregor 1914
Simonds, Luther Walter spl895
Simonds, William Edward 1883
h, 668.
Simons, Thomas 1855
Simpson, Daniel Pomeroy 1834
Simpson, Isaac Whorter nl853
Simpson, James Chute 1910
Simpson, John Kelley 1832
Simpson, Lulu Winifred 1905
/, 50.
Simpson, Paul nl910
Simpson, Robert Emmet, Jr.. .spldll
Simpson, Samuel Ashburton .... 1850
Simpson, Thomas M »1814
Simpson, William Bowdoin .... nl839
Simpson, William H nl832
Sims, Carleton Fenner nl913
Sinclair, Benjamin Graves 1907
a, 602.
Singsen, Arthur Girard rel912
Singsen, Edward Lawrence . . . . nl912
Sbson, Charles Humphrey 1891
Sisson, Charles Peck 1911
Sisson, Cora Edna al910
Sisson, Hope 1914
Sisson, Russell Eyre 1911
Sisson, Silas nl828
Sjoberg, Conrad Fabian nl908
Skelding, Schuyler Merritt 1911
Skerry, Harry Allen nl909
Skillings, Robert Fulton 1911
Skillmau, Isaac ftl774
h, 626.
Skmner, Edwin Angell 1895
Skinner, Elias M nl822
Skinner, Howard Albert nl908
Skinner, Henry Reuben 1885
Skinner, Volney 1884
Slack, Arthur Henry nl906
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537
270
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66
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578
270
67
173
129
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569
531
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130
453
414
128
557
520
543
171
445
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529
399
527
527
307
418
605
569
418
439
516
418
518
418
619
325
437
516
285
281
512
NAME CLASS
Slack, Charles Russell ral911
Slack, David B nl820
nm, 590.
Slade, Alan Arthur 1912
Slade, Albert Leonard. . . . ' nl912
Slade, Caleb Arnold nl904
Slade, David Foster 1880
Slade, George Henry 1877
Slade, Henry Bennett 1895
Slade, Jonathan
ch, 10, 13.
Slade, Lydia Ann 1908
Slade, Ruth Eleanor flrl901
Slade, Thomas nl860
Slade, Walter Clifton 1907
a, 559; /, 47.
Slade, William Adams 1898
Slade, William Lloyd 1878
Slater, George nl824
Slater, Henry Byron 7il883
Slater, Horatio Nelson 1854
h, 655; c, 24, 29.
Slater, John Frank 1851
Slater, John Whipple nl874
Slater, Samuel nl884
Slattery, Charles Aloysius nl903
Slattery, John Hendricken 1901
Sleeper, Frank Warren 1895
a, 594.
Sleeper, Jonas Darius 1840
Slocum, Arthur Langford 1901
Slocum, Frederick 1895
a, 594, 595; /, 37, 43.
Slocum, Grace Leila «j)1895
Slocum, Holder A1801
Slocum, Miriam Frances nl904
Slocum, Percy Dinsmore Smith. . 1889
Slocum, William Gould 1906
Slone, Gilbert Elwood rel905
Slye, Maud 1899
Small, Carrie Etta 1904
a, 601.
Small, Roscoe Addison
/, 43.
Smalley, Elam 1827
h, 647.
Smalley, Harry 1904
a, 601.
Smalley, James 1910
a, 605.
Smart, Charles Henry 1868
Smart, Fred Andrew 1898
Smart, Howard Randall spl89B
Smart, Winifred Matthews .... ?il902
Smead, Alfred Felton sl909
Smiley, Albert Keith A1875
c, 30.
Smiley, Edward Albert nl880
Smiley, Harold Everett 1912
o, 608.
Smiley, James Dixon nl891
PAQE
523
436
423
527
508
266
255
325
561
611
463
399
344
259
437
479
181
173
474
480
505
361
326
145
361
326
577
627
572
299
393
510
548
555
119
380
414
224
344
531
504
613
657
477
423
486
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NAME CLASS
Smith, nl794
Smith, Aaron nl859
Smith, Albert 1813
Smith, Albert Francis ml912
Smith, Albion True 1876
Smith, Alfred Mansfield nl873
Smith, Amos Denison 1854
Smith, Annie Mabel »il901
Smith, Archar Benjamin 1828
Smith, Mrs. Arthur L splS93
Smith, Arthur Warren 1890
Smith, Aruna Captain Hoover. . . 1824
Smith, Arvin Augustus 1873
Smith, Benjamin Bosworth 1816
h, 656.
Smith, Benjamin Hale 1867
Smith, Benjamin West 1876
Smith, Bertha May nl904
Smith, Bertha Northup 1902
Smith, Bertram 1910
Smith, Blanche Luella 1907
Smith, Brenton Greene 1911
Smith, Brigham »il813
Smith, Brown Esek nl900
Smith, Byron Lee 1901
Smith, Candace Allen 1901
Smith, Caroline Edna nl898
Smith, Carroll Walter nl885
Smith, Charles Francis nl889
Smith, Charles Henry 1899
Smith, Mrs. Charles M nl902
Smith, Charles Morris 1859
Smith, Charles Morris, Jr 1885
Smith, Charles Perley 1902
Smith, Charles Remington .... jil839
Smith, Chester Wilson 1906
Smith, Clesen Havill nl906
Smith, Clyde Robinson ?il908
Smith, Cyril Carpenter 1914
Smith, David Stewart Hepburn. . 1862
Smith, David Wilkinson 1907
a, 602; /, 47.
Smith, Duncan nl855
Smith, Earl Augustine 1900
Smith, Earl Robert nl908
Smith, Ebenezer 1830
Smith, Edgar Brouson 1878
Smith, Edson Kirk 1914
Smith, Edward Presbrey 1884
Smith, Edward Staples 1904
Smith, Eli 1792
Smith, Eli Burnham A1833
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Rice. . .spl908
Smith, Elbridge 1841
h, 662; /, 39.
Smith, Mrs. Elmer F spl906
Smith, Emily Louise nl901
Smith, Ernest GUbert 1889
Smith, Erwin Kelsey 1902
Smith, Eunice Clara 1907
a, 604.
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561
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481
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671
196
286
612
516
429
205
399
455
357
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683
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Smith, Francis 1837 137
Smith, Francis Hervey 1905 386
a, 602.
Smith, Francis Mitchel 1892 311
Smith, Frank Austin 1889 299
Smith, Frank Edward 1896 332
Smith, George A ml837 443
Smith, George Carroll 1876 252
Smith, George Edward nl883 479
Smith, George Edward ral896 489
Smith, George Hathom ol910 606
Smith, George Lillian 1900 560
Smith, George Mathewson 1869 227
Smith, George Warner nl900 499
Smith, Georgiana «yl902 581
Smith, Gerald Birney 1891 307
h, 668.
Smith, Goldwin A1864 653
Smith, Harold Bertram 1909 408
Smith, Harry Frederick 1909 408
Smith, Harry Shepherd ol900 597
Smith, Henry nl821 436
Smith, Henry 1836 134
Smith, Henry Lawrence 1896 332
Smith, Henry Robert 1914 429
Smith, Hezekiah , .Al769 616
h, 625; c, 22.
Smith, Hezekiah, Jr nl791 431
Smith, Howard Dexter 1903 374
o, 600.
Smith, Howard Merrick «1913 629
Smith, Howard Revere 1896 332
Smith, Increase 1821 105
/, 39, 49.
Smith, Iram Nelson 1868 224
Smith, Irving Russell 1912 423
Smith, James nl802 433
Smith, James nl880 477
Smith, James Edward 1892 311
Smith, James Wheaton 1848 166
Smith, Jerome Van Crowninshield
TO1818 687
Smith, Jesse Fowler 1896 332
Smith, Job Randall nl865 467
Smith, John 1795 65
h, 628; c, 26.
Smith, John Day 1872 238
Smith, John Henry Fletcher. .ij)1898 533
Smith, John William 1896 332
Smith, Joseph 1837 137
Smith, Joseph nl869 461
Smith, Joseph Cooke nl887 482
Smith, Josiah Torrey A1879 658
Smith, Leon Elwood 1912 423
Smith, Leonard Walter 1913 427
Smith, Lewis Everett 1853 179
Smith, Luther 1824 112
Smith, Luther Thomas gWll 614
Smith, Marion Frances nl907 573
Smith, Martin Sidney 1867 221
766
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NAME CLASS
Smith, Melancthon
c, 27.
Smith, Milton Baker nl900
Smith, Moses ral803
Smith, Moses nl860
Smith, Newton Albert 781907
Smith, Noah Beazelle 1885
Smith, Orlando Raymond nl900
Smith, Percy Dinsmore al894
Smith, Preserved 1786
Smith, Preserved 1812
Smith, Raymond Leonard 1914
Smith, Robert Benjamin 1843
Smith, Robert Noah nl850
Smith, Robert Ordway 1902
Smith, Roswell Chamberlain .... 1852
Smith, Roy Harman 1901
Smith, Roy Raymond «1907
Smith, Samuel Newell nl903
Smith, Mrs. Samuel Newell nl903
Smith, Samuel Watson 1880
Smith, Sherman Gibson nl856
Smith, Stella Mary 1914
Smith, Stephen ^1876
Smith, Stephen Hopkins
c, 28.
Smith, Thomas Charles Russell . nl910
Smith, Thomas Delap ril864
Smith, Virgil Clarendon 1859
Smith, Walter 1901
Smith, Walter Burgess 1888
Smith, Walter Edward 1893
a, 594; /, 42.
Smith, Walter Leroy nl895
Smith, Warren Hutchinson. . . .rel911
Smith, Welcome Alvah rel865
Smith, Wesley Lorenzo 1880
Smith, William Armington 1870
Smith, William Armour «1908
Smith, William DeForest ?il870
Smith, William Henry A1827
Smith, William Henry 1892
Smith, William Sprague nl860
Smith, William Townsend k1872
Smull, Lorenzo Burdette nl885
Smyth, Eugene Leslie nl880
Snares, Moses rel837
Snell, Charles Briggs nl912
Snell, Cyrus nl829
Snell, Ebenezer nl802
Snell, Marjorie spl904
Snell, Martin 1818
Snell, Walter Henry 1913
Snider, Paul Rusted nl910
Snow, Arthur Chester 1907
Snow, Augustin nl845
Snow, Blanche Gertrude 1913
Snow, Caleb 1813
Snow, Caleb Hopkins ml821
h, 635; /, 38, 49.
Snow, Charles Andrew 1854
499
433
463
514
285
499
592
58
87
429
152
451
368
177
361
514
505
572
266
457
569
657
520
467
196
361
296
316
489
523
467
266
231
516
471
637
311
463
472
481
477
443
527
439
433
582
98
427
520
399
448
568
90
587
182
NAME CLASS
Snow, Charles B nl839
Snow, Charles Theodore 1877
Snow, Daniel Cory 1893
Snow, Edwin Miller 1845
c, 30.
Snow, Irving Cushman nl911
Snow, John Burgess 1805
Snow, John Lippitt 1858
Snow, Joseph C ral858
Snow, Louis Franklin 1887
/, 41, 48.
Snow, Samuel 1782
Snow, Samuel 1856
Snow, Sylvester Miller 1883
Snow, Thacher Newton nl857
Snow, Thomas Jefferson 1825
Snow, William Corey nl895
Snyder, Clifford nl877
Snyder, Henry Nettleton 1855
Snyder, Maurice Youngmau. . .nl9H
Solether, Ralph Bernard nl912
Somers, Charles Raymond k1913
Sommers, Charles George A1820
Sommers, Thomas Skelding 1837
Sommersgill, Henry Travers . . «pl894
Sooy, Norman Haywood nl909
Soule, Arthur Kimball nl909
Soule, Rufus Alberton 1899
Soule, Zachariah 1799
Southwick, Daniel rel859
Southwick, Florence Binford. . . . 1912
Southwick, Henry Keith 1861
Southwick, Isaac Hinckley. ..... 1877
Southwick, Joseph Harrison. .... 1868
Southwick, Moses Daniels 1828
Southwick, Royal Keith rel869
Southworth, Dana Lloyd nl909
Southworth, Hamilton Mimn. .nl905
Southworth, Irving 1902
Southworth, Louis Rhodes 1879
Southworth, Wiuthrop Morton. . 1901
Spalding, Alva nl797
Spalding, Amos Fletcher 1847
Spalding, Asa nl778
Spalding, Charles Hubbard 1865
Spalding, Earl Prentice nl913
Spalding, George Edwin nl889
Spalding, Josiah nl778
Spaulding, Chester Warren. . . .nl912
Spaulding, Erastus 1821
Spear, Francis Henry 1891
Spear, Nathan
c, 26.
Spear, William Hervey . . , 1827
Speed, Henry Charles «pl895
Spence, Frank Arthur 1877
Spence, George Sumner Goddard 1839
Spence, John 1839
Spencer, Clifford Perry «pl903
Spencer, Frank Gideon 1907
Spencer, George Herbert nl912
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119
531
255
142
143
537
399
527
INDEX
767
CLASS PAGE
Spencer, George Lawton 1904 380
/, 46.
Spencer, George Washington. . . . 1810 84
Spencer, James Hovey 1882 273
Spencer, Joel Mann 1879 263
Spencer, Robert Lincoln nl889 484
Spencer, Thomas George spl897 532
Spencer, William C nl791 431
Spencer, William Henry 1866 218
h, 660.
Sperry, John Lovell 1914 429
Spicer, Edward Sheldon 1910 414
Spicer, George Thurston 1897 338
o, 597.
Spicer, Mrs. George Thurston. «pl897 578
Spicer, Lucius Baldwin nl912 527
Spicer, William Arnold 1905 386
Spindler, John Herschel 1912 423
Spink, Joseph Edwin 1865 215
Spink, Mary al902 598
Spinney, William Almor 1907 399
ginning, Charles Fred m1913 529
Spooner, Andrew Williams nl860 463
Spooner, Harriet Elsie 1900 650
Spooner, Henry Joshua 1860 200
Spooner, Henry Joshua, Jr 1891 307
Spooner, Leroy Arnold 1914 429
Spooner, Mary Ellen «pl897 578
Spooner, Nathaniel Sprague 1808 82
Sprackling, William Earl 1912 423
Sprague, Daniel Greene 1819 100
Sprague, Harold Hardy 1914 429
Sprague, Jason 1803 74
Sprague, Walter Hoff 1914 429
Sprague, William A1861 652
c, 30.
Spratt, Carol Frances nl912 575
Spring, Caroline Eliza «pl909 584
Sproat, Granville «1832 440
Sproat, James Granville 1857 190
Squire, Edward Jacob k1909 518
Squires, Louis Almon nl895 489
Squires, Vernon Purinton 1889 300
Stacy, Fannie Pearl k1896 570
Stacy, Henry Pomeroy 1908 403
a,1603.
Stacy, Philemon ml825 589
Stadtfeld, Harriet Marguerite. . . 1913 568
Staff, Arthur Edgar 1911 418
Stafford, Christopher Rhodes . . nl856 457
Stafford, John A1773 618
Staley, John Jay 1905 386
Stallknecht, Frederik Stoud. . . . nl843 447
Stanford, Charles A1878 658
Stanford, John A1788 621
c, 26.
Stanhope, Clara Ailman 1911 565
Stanley, Edward Otis 1876 252
ptanley, George Henry nl871 472
Stanley, Henry Willis »1900 499
Stanley, Herbert Wines 1912 423
NAME CLASS
Stanley, Samuel Gould ml825
Stanley, William Stillman 1825
m, 589.
Stannard, Joseph Henry 1914
Stanton, Albert Hayes 1904
Stanton, Emma Bradford 1896
a, 597; /, 50.
Stanton, John Byron nl894
Stanton, Judson A nl858
Staples, Charles rel868
Staples, Charles Jason 1878
Staples, Francis Hamilton 1894
Staples, Hamilton Barclay 1851
h, 659.
Staples, William Read 1817
h, 653.
Stark, Charles Rathbone nl907
Stark, Mrs. Charles Rathbone. . . 1908
Stark, Eleanor 1904
Stark, Frank Edwin
/, 42.
Stark, Jedediah Lathrop 1818
Stark, Mary Randall 1900
o, 599.
Starkweather, James Clay 1880
Starkweather, John 1805
Starkweather, John Kent 1913
Starkweather, Samuel 1822
/, 39.
Starkweather, Samuel nl856
Starr, Harris Elwood 1897
/, 44.
Starr, Mrs. Harris Elwood 1897
Starr, Henry H nl827
Stathers, Mrs. Madison 1902
Stead, Benjamin P nl838
Stead, Charles Mason 1861
Steadman, William A1815
Steams, Daniel Munroe 1822
Steams, George Ligersoll »1849
Steams, Harrison Williams 1867
Steams, Harry Bingham 1909
Steams, Henry Butler 1899
Steams, Hiram Austin 1897
Steams, Myron Newell nl840
Steams, Orrin Orlando 1837
Steams, Tilden Hendricks 1903
Stedman, Charles Sumner 1896
c, 32.
Stedman, George Lavater 1856
Stedman, Howland Sherman .... 1905
Steele, Benjamin Wheeler 1876
Steere, Abigail Deborah 1910
Steere, Alice Eva »1913
Steere, Arthur 1902
Steere, Charles 1873
Steere, Charles Allen nl883
Steere, Edmund Job 1894
Steere, Frank 1894
Steere, Frederick Eugene 1894
Steere, Hebron Horton nl865
PAGE
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380
545
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460
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99
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267
77
427
108
457
338
546
439
552
443
203
633
108
450
221
408
351
338
445
137
375
332
187
386
252
563
575
368
241
179
321
321
321
467
768
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NAME CLASS PAGE
Steere, Rebecca Phillips
f,50.
Steere, Robert Wing nl870 471
Steere, Robert Wing 1901 362
Steere, Samuel Adams 1907 399
Steere, Smith Oliver 1905 386
Steere, Thomas EUwood 1898 344
Steere, Thomas Wilkinson. . . .«jj1904 538
Steere, William Harris 1896 332
Stelle, Benjamin A1774 619
Stenhouse, Mae 1904 555
Stephens, Alanson Thaddeus. . . nl909 518
Stephens, Bradford Earl 1902 368
Stephens, Charles Erastus 1852 177
Stephens, Frank William nl905 510
Stephens, Harry Griffin 1897 338
Sterling, Arthur Henry nl911 523
Stem, Nathan
/, 48.
Sternberg, George Miller A1896 664
Stemseher, Nathan 1908 403
Sterry, Cyprian
c, 27.
Sterry, Robert 1801 72
Stebbius, Eli Marshall nl842 446
Stetson, Aaron k1829 439
Stetson, Charles nl826 438
Stetson, Harlan True 1908 403
Stetson, Samuel 1820 102
Stevens, Abel A1839 643
Stevens, Allan Prescott 1895 326
Stevens, Claude Everett 1901 362
Stevens, Clifford John 1913 427
Stevens, Edward Abiel 1833 129
h, 653.
Stevens, Edward Oliver 1861 203
Stevens, Elisha ; 1830 124
Stevens, Elmer Tompkins 1904 380
Stevens, Grace Susan 1906 558
Stevens, Grenville Smith 1852 177
Stevens, Harriet Fuller nl904 572
Stevens, Isaac hlSSi 641
Stevens, John A1829 638
Stevens, Margaret Parkhurst 1912 566
Stevens, Marjorie Whitney 1908 561
Stevens, Solon Whithed 1858 194
Stevens, Thomas Henry 1901 362
Stevenson, George Sears 1842 151
Stevenson, Mrs. James Roe. . . .nl906 573
Stevenson, John nl858 460
Stewart, Clifford Alexander ™1909 518
Stewart, Edward Delano nl897 493
Stewart, Helena Russell 1900 550
Stewart, Henry Green 1839 143 !
Stewart, Morton Collins 1894 321 ^
a, 594; /, 45.
Stewart, Moses hl813 632
Stickney, Charles 1892 311 :
Stickney, Myron Wilder ol895 593,
Stickney, WiUiam Davol «1881 478:
Stidger, William Leroy 1912 423 '
NAME CLASS
Stidham, Ferdinand Dutton 1891
Stiles, Ezra
ch, 10, 13.
StiUman, Charles Kirtland 1900
Stillman, Mrs. Edward B 1906
Stillman, Howard York 1879
Stillman, James Wells 1866
Stillman, Samuel ^1769
A, 621; cA, 10, 13; c, 22, 25,
Stillwell, Charles Martin 1866
/, 40.
Stillwell, Margaret Bingham 1909
/,50.
Stilson, Iva Burton jl912
Stimpson, Jeremy wl804
Stimpson, John Henry splOOl
Stinard, Jesse Floyd 1900
Stiness, Edward Clinton Bessom. 1890
Stiness, Henry Williams nl902
Stiness, John Henry 1861
c, 25.
Stiness, Walter Russell ml877
Stinson, WUliam Charles ffl893
Stites, John hl769
Stites, Richard 1769
Stites, Richard Montgomery 1792
Stitt, Henry Jennison Blakely. . .1911
Stockard, Alma 1903
a, 600.
Stockard, Claude Henry 1904
Stockbridge, John Calvin 1838
/, 50; c, 24. 29.
Stockbridge, WiUiam Mauran . . . 1878
Stockwell, Arthur Mayhew. . . .nl897
Stockwell, Edward Amos 1899
Stockwell, Frederick Emerson . . 1890
Stockwell, George Appleton 1872
Stockwell, Jarvis J nl823
Stockwell, Thomas Blanchard. . . 1862
Stoddard, Darius Hicks 1864
Stoddard, Ebenezer 1807
Stoddard, Edgar Wallace 1868
Stoddard, Elijah Brigham 1847
c, 30.
Stoddard, John B nl872
Stoddard, Ralph William 1900
Stokes, Edward Casper 1883
Stokes, Howard Kemble 1885
a, 597.
Stone, Allison 1896
Stone, Arthur Crowell 1897
Stone, Daniel nl825
Stone, Daniel Clark nl874
Stone, Dexter Sheldon 1857
Stone, Donald Leroy 1909
Stone, Ebenezer 1820
Stone, Edward 1835
Stone, Ellen Appleton al896
Stone, George Burrill 1842
Stone, George West nl880
Stone, Harris Deming 1906
PAGE
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558
263
218
617
218
562
615
434
535
357
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504
203
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609
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53
62
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554
380
139
259
493
351
303
238
437
205
211
80
224
164
472
357
277
285
332
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190
408
102
132
594
151
477
393
I N D E X
789
NAME CLASS PAQE
Stone, Henry Morgan 1892 311
a, 592;/, 42.
Stone, Howard Winsor nl872 472
Stone, James Louis 1840 146
Stone, James Monroe nl856 457
Stone, James Royal «1839 444
Stone, Josiah Parsons to1857 459
Stone, Lucien Bonaparte nl861 464
Stone, Lura Cooper 1900 550
Stone, Luther 1839 143
Stone, Marion Slater 1912 566
Stone, Marjorie Maud 1910 563
Stone, Samuel Slater 1885 286
Stone, Walter Lincoln 1891 307
Stone, William Eben 1866 218
Stone, William Leete 1858 194
h, 637; 655.
Stonegrave, Augustus Noble .... 1905 386
Storey, Ralph Ewing 1899 351
Storrs, Melanethon nl852 452
Story, Abraham Biumham 1799 70
Story, Joseph A1815 633
Story, Lyndon Russell nl913 529
Stout, Arthur Dunham nl899 497
Stout, Mahlon Runyon 1894 321
Stover, Eben Bates 1903 374
Stow, Baron '.^1846 645
c, 24, 29.
Stowell, Herbert Jackman 1904 380
Stowell, Woodbury Sweetser. . .nl908 616
Straffin, Elsie Marion 1904 555
a, 600; /, 46.
Straffin, Howard Alden nl910 520
Straight, Alvin Bacon Preston. . »1896 489
Straight, John Albert »pl894 530
Strange, Ada Henderson nl904 572
Stranger, David Custer «pl909 542
Stratton, Asa Evans 1873 241
Strattou, Hugh Elmer nl912 527
Stratton, Samuel Richmond 1896 332
Stratton, William Cowper 1895 326
Straus, Oscar Solomon A1896 664
Strauss, Israel 1894 221
Straw, David Robinson 1822 108
Street, Geraldine Ethelwyn 1903 554
Streeter, Merrick Lyon nl907 514
Streeter, Reuben Mowry 1865 215
Streeter, Wilfred Alberts »il902 504
Streeter, WiQis Hermann nl881 478
Strickland, Charles Francis nl912 527
Strickland, Franklin Nelson. . . «pl901 535
Strickler, Guy Forney 1909 409
Strong, ral794 432
Strong, Abner Dinsmore «1856 457
Strong, Augustus Hopkins A1870 656
Strong, George Odiome 1814 92
Strong, Jonathan A1808 630
h, 632.
Stuart, Addison Ames. b1857 459
Stiiart, Ambrose Pascal Seyilon. . 1847 164
.Stuart, John Franklin 7il859 461
NAME CLASS PAGE
Stubbert, John Irving nl899 497
Stuber, Henry ^1790 622
Stucker, George Christian 1911 418
Studley, EUiott Francis 1893 316
Studley, Mrs. Nathan H 1904 555
Sturdy, Beatrice Anna 1908 661
a, 604.
Sturdy, Herbert Knapp 1909 409
Sturgill, Mrs. Charles 1900 549
Sturgis, Harold Greene nl909 518
Sturgis, Orin Jones 1879 263
Sturtevant, Mrs. Clifford L 1900 663
Sturtevant, Mary «pl899 579
Sturtevant, Wilder Lee nl904 508
Sturtevant, William H nl824 438
Suesman, Mrs. Walter P spl902 580
Suffa, Mary Clegg 1910 563
Sullivan, Charles James nl905 516
SulUvan, Frank Louis 1877 255
Sullivan, Frederic Daniel nl902 504
SulUvan, Henry Cleaves 1901 362
Sullivan, James ftl799 626
Sullivan, John Christopher «pl901 536
Sullivan. John Clark 1867 221
SuUivan, John Joseph nl901 601
Sullivan, John Joseph 1909 409
Sullivan, Lot Bumpus 1814 92
Sullivan, Michael Xavier ol902 698
o, 599; /, 46.
Sullivan, Robert James Banigan. 1909 409
Sullivan, Samuel S nl834 441
Sullivan, Walter Edward al909 604
a, 607.
Sullivan, William Matthew 1913 427
a, 608.
Sumner, Arthur Preston 1885 286
Sumner, Bradford 1808 82
/, 38.
Sumner, Harry Grove nl900 999
Sumner, Howard Edwin 1894 321
Sumner, Martm Tyler 1838 140
Sumner, Roy Walter 1896 326
Sumner, Samuel Stillman 1835 132
Sun, Yuen-Fong Ralph 1912 423
Sundberg, Alice 1906 568
Sutcliffe, George William 1899 351
Sutcliffe, John A1793 624
Sutcliffe, May Veronica nl913 676
Sutherland, John 1880 267
Sutherland, Leslie Hunt 1903 374
Sutton, Cora Annie nl902 672
Sutton, Harry Melvin 1912 423
Suydam, Henry Clay 1876 252
Swaffield, Harold Avery 1910 414
a, 606.
Swaffield, Walter Douglas 1906 393
Swain, Benjamin Osborne nl845 448
Swain, Edward Allen 1882 273
Swain, Harrison Tarbell 1899 351
Swain, Leonard fel857 651
770
BBOWN UNIVERSITY
NAME GLASS PAGE
Swain, Leslie Earl 1908 403
a, 604.
Swain, Mrs. Leslie Earl 1911 564
Swain, Samuel Budd 1830 125
h, 651; c, 29.
Swain, Thomas nl838 443
Swallow, Howard Arnold 1900 357
Swallow, Mrs. Howard Arnold «pl897 578
Swan, Herbert Lewis 1897 338
Swan, Mason Martin 1896 332
Swann, Harvey Julian 1905 386
Swanson, Axel Fabian 1906 393
Swanson, George Frederick nl911 523
Swarts, Walter Benjamin 1878 259
Swazey, Benjamin Franklin nl862 465
Sweatt, Myron Louis Ballou . . «yl894 530
Sweeney, Lillabelle Tyrrell nl91 1 575
Sweeney, Matthew Mark 1906 393
Sweet, Ada Elizabeth al913 608
Sweet, Albert Whitman 1911 418
a, 607.
Sweet, Alice Ida 1910 563
Sweet, Prank Edwin 1884 281
Sweet, George Henry 1895 326
Sweet, Gilbert Aldrich nl879 477
Sweet, Hartford 1811 86
Sweet, Henry Hannibal Fayette. 1822 108
Sweet, Homer Newton 1907 399
Sweet, John Davis 1829 123
Sweet, Louise Hawthorne nl907 573
Sweet, Parker H nl836 442
Sweet, Richard Poster 1824 112
Sweet, William Sheldon 1910 414
Sweetland, Cornelius Sowle 1866 218
c, 22, 31.
Sweetland, Harold Anthony 1909 409
Sweetland, John Seymour nl909 518
Sweetland, Mary 1912 566
Sweetland, Reynolds 1913 427
Sweetland, William Howard 1878 259
Swett, Charles Ernest nl894 488
Swett, Everett Harold 1906 393
/,46.
Swett, Ralph Keyes nl900 485
Swift, Arthur Hathaway nl882 478
Swift, Augustus Taber 1889 300
a, 591, 594; /, 41.
Swift, Cyrus Briggs «pl899 534
Swift, Foster ^1796 625
Swift, John Campbell 1895 326
Swift, Joseph Gardiner hlSll 631
Swift, Thomas L nl833 441
Swift, William Cole Nye nl835 441
Swig, Louis «pl901 535
Swindell, Alvin al910 605
Swint, Wendell Richardson 1911 418
Swisher, Samuel Landers 1857 190
Sykes, George Francis 1909 409
a, 605.
Sykes, James Noble 1841 148
Syman, Louis L nl895 489
NAMB CUlBS page
Symmes, Thomas Russell 1910 414
Symonds, Joshua *1778 618
Symonds, James Munroe 1845 168
T
Taber, Frederic nl876 476
Taber, Howard Alfred 1910 414
Taber, Norman Stephen 1913 427
Taft, Cyrus nl878 476
Taft, Daniel Wendell nl896 491
Taft, Edward Padelford 1854 182
Taft, Edward Padelford 1904 380
Taft, Edward Williams 1881 270
Taft, Eliza Fiske Williams «pl898 579
Taft, Mrs. Fletcher W spl909 683
Taft, Foster Williams 1894 321
Taft, Franklin Keith 1898 344
Taft, Frederic Clark 1870 231
Taft, George 1815 94
h, 652.
Taft, George Home nl855 465
Taft, George Spring 1848 166
Taft, George Spring 1882 273
Taft, Gravener 1800 71
Taft, Harrison Southwick 1892 311
Taft, John Otis nl872 472
Taft, Moses nl812 435
Taft, Orray 1866 218
Taft, Orray 1885 286
Taft, Orsmus Augustus 1863 208
Taft, Robert Rennie 1888 296
Taft, Robert Wendell 1891 307
Taft, Royal Chapin A1891 661
Taft, Royal Chapin b1895 489
Taft, Walter Blake rel885 481
Taft, William P rel826 438
Talbot, Charles nl830 440
Talbot, Charles Remington 1875 248
Talbot, Edward Everett m1873 473
Talbot, Ernest DeWitt «pl895 531
Talcott, Arthur Jewell nl896 491
Talcott, John Remington nl898 496
Tallmadge, James 1798 68
Tallmadge, Matthias Burnet. ..W798 626
Tanaka, Kotara ol911 606
Tandy, Eddy Warren 1910 414
Tandy, Walter Leslie 1902 368
Tanner, Abel Palmer 1874 245
Tanner, Ernest Ketchum ral903 506
Tanner, George Clinton 1857 190
Tanner, George W nl858 460
Tanner, Harold Brooks 1909 409
Tanner, Harry Laurence nl908 516
Tanner, Hubert Dimlop spl907 540
Tanner, John
e, 26.
Tanner, Kenneth James 1912 423
Tanner, Willard Brooks 1879 263
Tarbell, Charles Arthur nl905 510
Tarbell, Horace Sumner A1896 664
INDEX
771
, NAME CLASS
Tarbeli, Martha al894
o, 595.
Tarbox, Waiiam George nl89S
Tarieton, Charles Wilfiam 1874
Tarleton, Leeson Oren 1906
TaiT, Asenath Evans nl910
Tarr, Jabez 1833
Tatem, James Bimey nl903
Tattersall, Henry nl9H
Taylor, Alexander Viets Griswold
nl856
Taylor, Alfred Simpson 1891
a, 591.
Taylor, Amos Leavitt 1901
Taylor, Asa Potter 1841
Taylor, Barnard Cook 1874
Taylor, Charles Frederic 1863
Taylor, Daniel nl788
Taylor, Daniel Amos 1873
Taylor, David Henry 1871
Taylor, Francis nl905
Taylor, Frank Carter 1909
Taylor, George Allen 1901
Taylor, George Danforth 1908
Taylor, Harry English 7il896
Taylor, Henry Tracy rel870
Taylor, Horace Clark nl856
Taylor, John
ch, 10, 13.
Taylor, John 1809
Taylor, John 1810
Taylor, John Alvah 1881
Taylor, John D nl858
Taylor, Jonathan 1897
Taylor, Joseph 1898
Taylor, Joseph Bayard nl912
Taylor, Louis Clifford 1913
Taylor, Lucien Edward 1895
/, 43.
Taylor, May Amelia splSOi
Taylor, Minnie White 1913
Taylor, Montfort Temple 1854
Taylor, Paul Edward tc1882
Taylor, Raymond Samuel 1911
Taylor, Samuel Harvey hlSSi
Taylor, Samuel Worcester A1851
Taylor, Sarah Ellen 1904
a, 605.
Taylor, Steuben 1819
Taylor, William Henry. . .'. 1837
Teague, Charles McCallum 1899
Tedford, Frederick Leonard 1912
Teehan, George Edward nl904
Tefft, Jonathan Edwards nl860
Tefft, Lyman Beecher 1858
h, 622.
Tefft, Thomas Alexander 1851
Tefft, William Henry »1856
Tellier. Julius Arthur nl902
Temple, Charles Mirick rel854
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129
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523
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148
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208
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510
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491
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457
83
84
270
460
338
344
527
427
326
582
568
182
479
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649
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555
100
137
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423
508
463
194
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454
. NAIIE CLASS PAGE
Temple, Mabel »pl894 577
/, 50.
Tenney, Fred 1894 321
Tenney, Fred Clay 1880 267
Tenney, Frederic nl886 481
Tenney, John Waters 1823 110
Tenney, Robert Milton «pl895 531
Terrell, Glanville
/, 38.
Terry, Erastus Gunn nl870 471
Terry, Walter Oscar nl905 510
Tetlow, Asenath »pl899 579
Tetlow, Edwin Judkins 1904 380
Tetlow, John 1864 211
h, 662.
Tetrault, Charles Arthur 1902 368
Tew, Paraclete 1792 62
TewhiU, WUliam Francis 1914 429
Tewksbury, Ernest Albert 1912 423
Thacher, Elizabeth Dexter 1911 565
a, 607.
Thacher, Henry Bangs 1910 414
Thalmann, Rene Paul nl907 514
Thatcher, Allan Remington 1900 357
Thatcher, Moses 1821 106
Thatcher, Tyler 1824 112
Thayer, Caleb Edmund 1865 215
Thayer, Edward nl898 495
Thayer, Mrs. Edwin F 1900 649
Thayer, Eli 1845 168
Thayer, Ezra Ripley hl9U 669
Thayer, Gideon French hlSSi 649
Thayer, Henry White 1826 117
Thayer, Herbert Edgar 1882 273
Thayer, Jabez 1776 56
Thayer, James 1814 92
Thayer, John Goulding 1804 76
Thayer, John Milton 1841 148
Thayer, Jonathan 1803 75
Thayer, Joseph 1815 94
Thayer, Lewis nl816 435
Thayer, Marjorie Arnold 1914 669
Thayer, Nathaniel H nl832 440
Thayer, Thatcher
c, 30.
Thayer, William Makepeace 1843 153
Thayer, William Roscoe A1913 669
Therrien, Leonard ApoUinaire. .nl893 487
Theus, 3rd rel794 432
Theus, William Randolph 1800 71
Thomas, Albert Clark 1908 404
Thomas, Albert Ellsworth 1894 321
a, 593; /, 42.
Thomas, Alfred Delevan 1861 203
Thomas, Ann Eliza 1912 566
Thomas, Arthur Green nl866 466
Thomas, Benjamin Calley 1847 164
Thomas, Benjamin Franklia .... 1830 126
A, 649; c, 22, 30.
Thomas, Benjamin Franklin . . . ™1863 466
Thomas, Charles Briggs nl863 453
772
BEOWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CI/ASB
Thomtts, Daniel 1803
Thomas, David hl769
Thomas, Denison nl863
Thomas, Ernest Kinsey spl909
Thomap, Eugene Alonzo nlOlO
Thomas, Mrs. Eugene Alonzo . . 1903
Thomas, Eugene Ellis 1870
Thomas, Frederick Alexander, .nl882
Thomas, Griffith Edwards nl907
Thomas, Harold Edgar nl913
Thomas, Helen Avonia nl896
Thomas, John 1813
Thomas, Joseph A1786
Thomas, Joshua fel818
Thomas, Judson Benjamin 1876
Thomas, Leo Boone nl891
Thomas, Louis Albion 1899
Thomas, Lura May 1901
Thomas, Moses George 1825
Thomas, Ray Brown 7il908
Thomas, Sylvanus Martin 1871
Thomas, Uriah 1851
Thomas, Wilbur Kelsey 31904
Thomas, Willis Frye 1877
h, 667.
Thompson, Albert William Hay-
den 1903
Thompson, Anna Aborn »pl897
Thompson, Asaph 1795
Thompson, Charles 1769
c, 27.
Thompson, Charles Henry 1854
Thompson, Charles Smith nl862
Thompson, Clarence McGregor. . 1904
Thompson, Ebenezer 1868
c, 26.
Thompson, Edgar Haywood. . .?il902
Thompson, Edith Augusta 1898
a, 597.
Thompson, Edward Everett 1899
a, 597; /, 44.
Thompson, Edward French. . . .nl887
Thompson, Edwin Stanley 1886
Thompson, Floy Lillian al906
Thompson, Frank Carroll 1901
Thompson, Frederick Everett . . . 1895
Thompson, Freeman )»il825
Thompson, Grace Mehitable. . .nl911
Thompson, Harry Luke 1896
Thompson, Homer Alexander . . . 1852
Thompson, Howard Everett. . .nl911
Thompson, Ignatius 1796
Thompson, James 1799
Thompson, James Freebody . . . . 1891
Thompson, James William 1827
h, 647.
Thompson, John Harrison 1905
Thompson, Lemuel Halstead. . . .1913
Thompson, Millett Taylor 1898
u, 696, 598.
PAQE
75
617
466
542
520
554
231
'479
514
529
570
90
620
634
252
486
352
551
115
516
234
174
611
255
374
578
65
53
182
465
380
504
547
352
482
289
602
362
326
589
575
332
177
523
66
70
307
119
386
427
NAUK CIABS
Thompson, Otis ^'^^
f, 38, 49.
Thompson, Ralph Cameron 1902
a, 599.
Thompson, Mrs. Ralph Camer-
on. ... 1902
Thompson, William Ashton. . .»pl896
Thompson, William Elliott 1873
Thorns, John Cyrus 1878
Thomson, Andrew Samuiel 1898
Thomson, Mrs. Andrew Samuel. 1899
Thomson, Robert Stanley 1912
Thomley, Mrs. Albert E 1910
Thomley, William Henry 1897
Thornton, Charles Sumner. . . .spl899
Thornton, Christopher nl892
Thornton, Edith nl910
Thornton, Ethel Brown 1906
Thornton, Walter Spooner rel856
Thorpe, David Franklin nl863
Thresher, Ebenezer 1827
c, 29.
Thurber, Amey «j)1892
Thurber, Charles 1827
c 29.
Thurber, Daniel A1825
Thurber, David ml825
Thurber, Edward Gorham 1886
Thurber, Frederick Butler ral905
Thurber, George A1865
Thurber, George Emory rel906
Thurber, Samuel 1858
h, 661.
Thurlow, Harry Hadley 1907
a, 602.
Thurston, Benjamin Babcock
c, 29.
Thurston, Benjamin Franklin. . .1880
h, 660; c, 31.
Thurston, Benjamin Francis .... 1849
Thurston, Benjamin Francis . . . rel893
Thurston, Charles Abraham
Gardner 1866
Thurston, Charles Rawson 1882
Thurston, Edward, Jr.
ch, 9, 10, 13, 20; c, 25.
Thurston, Edward Anthony 1893
Thurston, Edwin La Jette 1881
Thurston, Frederic Harris 1901
Thurston, Gardner
ch, 10, 13; 0, 25.
Thurston, George E «1854
Thurston, James Humphrey .... 1896
Thurston, John Deshon 1862
Thurston, Louise Isabel «pl900
Thurston, Peleg
ck, 9.
Thurston, Robert Henry .... 1859
h, 657, 660.
Thurston, Samuel Isaac 1807
Thurston, Wilmarth Heath 1877
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486
574
558
457
466
119
576
119
637
589
290
510
653
512
194
399
267
168
487
218
273
316
270
362
454
333
205
580
196
80
256
I N D E X
778
NAAE CliASB
Tibbitts, Charles Norris 1811
Tibbitts, Frank Andrew spl901
Tibbitts. John Cook ml821
Ticknor, George A1850
Ticknor, Howard Malcolm
/, 40.
Tiepke, Henry Edwin splSOO
Tiffany, Jessie Goodwin 1897
Tiffany, Marion Rebecca splSlO
Tiffany, Pardon Dexter 1834
Tifft, Marie Louise nI896
Tift, Frederick Elijah «pl895
Tift. Eaymond Frank 1907
a, 604.
Tilden, Calvin 1800
Tilden, Evelyn Butler 1913
/, 50.
Tilley, Charles Edward 5fl894
/, 44.
Tillinghast. Alice Carlotta 1906
Tillinghast, Anna B spl897
Tillinghast, Charles Carpenter. .1906
Tillinghast, Charles Foster 1814
Tillinghast, Charlotte Lusanne. .1896
Tillinghast, Christopher Spencer. 1842
Tillinghast, Daniel
c, 26.
Tillinghast, Edith Marion 1904
a, 601.
Tillinghast, Elizabeth Cole. . . .«yl901
Tillinghast, Frederic Wheaton. . . 1902
Tillinghast, Frederick Howard. .1899
Tillinghast, George 1783
Tillinghast, George Hopkins. . . .1814
Tillinghast, Henry Anthony 1882
Tillinghast, Henry Hendren 1773
Tillinghast, James 1849
Tillinghast, Mrs. James D splS97
Tillinghast, John
ch,9, 10, 13; 0,22,25.
Tillinghast, John 1783
Tillinghast, John Avery 1895
Tillinghast, Joseph Leonard . . . . A1819
c, 28.
Tillinghast, Josephine spl907
Tillinghast, Nicholas, A1793
ch, 9, 10, 13; 0, 25.
Tillinghast, Nicholas Power 1837
Tillinghast, Pardon Elisha A1890
Tillinghast, Paris Jenckes 1800
TiUinghast, Samuel W nl818
Tillinghast, Stephen 1788
Tillinghast, Theodore Foster 1884
Tillinghast, Thomas
c, 27.
Tillinghast, Mrs. George L. . . . splQOi
Tillinghast, Wilbor 1836
Tillinghast, William A1774
Tillinghast, William Richmond. . 1879
TiUman, William 1854
Tilton, Austin Valencourt 1865
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534
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71
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609
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579
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545
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580
368
352
57
92
273
55
168
579
57
326
634
583
624
137
660
71
436
59
281
582
134
619
263
182
215
NAME CLASS PAOE
Tilton. Howard Cyrus ol897 595
Timbie, Burtt Neville. ... . . . .spl900 535
Tingley, Arthur Brintall. ...... nl905 610
Tingley. Clara Belden 1899 549
Tingley, Frank E 1886 481
Tingley, George Herbert nl842 446
Tingley, John Barnes 1899 352
Tingley, Mrs. John Barnes 1903 653
Tmgley, Ralph Hopkins nl907 514
Tingley, Richard Hoadley 1876 252
Tingley, Timothy Cheever nl831 440
Tingley, Xenophon Demosthe-
nes 1868 224
Tingue, William James nl901 501
Tinker, Harris H nl860 463
Tinker, Robert Sparrow: nl845 448
Tinkham, Alanson Harris 1847 148
Tmkham, Edgar Luther 1895 326
Tinkham, Frank Luscombe 1880 267
Tinkham, Selwyn Garfield nl909 518
Tirrell, Mrs. Prince H 1899 549
Tisdale, Anna nl898 570
Tisdale, James 1821 105
Titcomb, David Albert nl857 459
Titcomb, Frank Locke 1885 286
Tobey, Alvan 1799 70
Tobey, John Fry 1855 185
Tobey, Leonard nl826 438
Tobey, Oscar A «1860 463
Tobey, Samuel Boyd A1832 640
c, 21, 29.
Tobey, Samuel Davies nl857 459
Tobey, Thomas Fry 1859 197
Tobey, Thomas WiUiam nl843 447
Tobey, Silas 1804 76
Tobey, William Homer »1903 506
Tobey, Zalmon 1817 98
Tobias, David Elliot nl898 495
Tobin, Cyril Richard nl903 506
Tobin, Donald Malcolm nl910 520
Tobin, John Spencer spl903 537
Tobin, William James. .• »il912 527
Todd, Nathaniel 1800 71
Todd, Mrs. Thomas, Jr 1904 555
Todd, William Francis spl902 536
Tolman, Adoniram Judson nl841 445
Tolman, Robert Francis 1875 248
Tolman, Thomas 1811 86
Tolman, Thomas »il842 446
Tolman, William Edward 1849 168
Tolman, William Howe 1882 273
Tolson, Theodore EUiott »il906 512
Tomlinson, Henry Mulford . . . «pl904 538
Tompkins, Erwin Clayberg 1911 418
Tompkins, Frank Edward nl867 469
Tompkins, Isaac fel795 625
Tompkins, Silas 1824 112
Tooker, Harold Clifton 1913 427
Toomey. Edward Aloysius nl912 527
Toothaker, Charles Everett 1833 129
Toplady, Augustus Montague. .A1773 618
774;
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAUE CLASS. PAGE
Topliiff, Calvin Howe 1846 161
Torrey, Charles Howard nl913 529
Torrey, Charles Warren nl857 459
Torrey, David. 1819 100
nm, 590.
Torrey, Joseph William 1816 96
Torrey, Lewis Hamilton 1878 259
Torrey, Reuben 1816 96
Torrey, Stephen nl795 432
Totten, Harold Heathwood nl898 495
Totten, Joseph Gilbert A1829 638
Toulane, Louis DeWitt nl857 459
Toulmin, Joshua hl769 617
Tourtellot, Mrs. Anthony Mason 1908 560
Tourtellot, Mrs. Carl T 1909 562
Tourtellot, Isaac Newton 1849 168
Tourtellot, Jesse Steere nl832 440
Tourtellot, Mabel Winifred 1909 562
Tourtellot, Walter Roy 1898 344
Tourtellotte, John Eaton 1856 187
Tower, Carl Vernon 1893 316
a, 593; /, 43.
Tower, Clifford Sayles 1890 303
Tower, Ethel Ella 1898 547
a, 598.
Tower, Gad 1801 72
Tower, Levi 1800 71
Tower, Levi Augustus nl857 459
Tower, Maude Helen «pl896 578
Tower, Ralph Winifred 1892 311
o, 592, 599; /, 36, 42.
Towle, Georgia Louise 1904 555
Towle, Mrs. J. Arthur «pl906 582
Towne, Charles Wayland 1897 338
Towne, Eulalia Jeannette 1900 550
Towne, Frank Hamilton nl908 516
Towne, Roy 1905 386
a, 605.
Towne,' Walter James 1881 270
Townsend, Arthur Swain 1905 386
Townsend, Mrs. Arthur Swain. . 1905 557
Townsend, George Alfred 1908 404
Townsend, Henry Anthony. .. .nl882 479
Townsend, Shearjashub Bourne. 1814 92
/, 38.
Towson, Nathan A1818 634
Tracy, George Hussey nl898 495
Tracy, Henry Carroll al905 601
a, 605.
Tracy, Howard Melville 1906 393
Train, Arthur Savage 1833 129
h, 650; /, 39; c, 29.
Train, Charles Russell 1837 137
Traphagen, Henry nl863 466
Trask, Benjamin nl835 441
Trask, Harry Marston nl884 480
Trausneck, William Henry «1909 518
Traver, Alice Whitall 1905 657
Traver, Asa Watson Armington nl892 486
Traver, Helen Wakely 1903 554
Treadway, Henry Gorham «1874 474
NAMS CLASS.
Trees, Oliver Clinton 1902
Tremaine, Edward nl832
Tribou, Nahum Mitchell nl857
Trimble, Frank Levi nl892
Tripp, Henry Ohiey nl879
Tripp, Walter Elwood spl908
Trotter, William Ramsay 1880
Trover, Frederic Louis 1910
Troy, George Francis 1898
/, 44.
True, Abbott Fiske nl878
True, Herbert Osgood nl884
True, Joseph nl855
Truell, Elbridge Wiseman nl907
Truesdale, David Edmund nl900
Truesdale, Leon Edgar 1907
a, 602.
Truex, Amasa Randall Tourtellot 1895
Trull, Washington Benson 1861
Truman, Percival Henry ^1902
Trumball, Samuel Beedy 1904
Tuck, Edward Arthur nl884
Tuck, Mrs. Lellan J 3I895
Tucker, Alpheus Dudley 1892
Tucker, Bertha 1899
/, 49.
Tucker, Charles Efferenn 1890
Tucker, Charles James 1879
Tucker, Charles Russell nl864
Tucker, Eari Whalley 1913
Tucker, Edward Tobey 1871
Tucker, Elijah Withington 1838
Tucker, Frank William 1892
Tucker, George Everett 1842
Tucker, George Fox 1873
h, 661.
Tucker, Hiram O nl838
Tucker, Howard Hiram 1901
.Tucker, Irving Waite nl874
Tucker, James 1897
Tucker, John Hyrme 1800
Tucker, John Hyrme nl848
Tucker, John Hyrme nl871
Tucker, Joseph Whittemore
Sweet M897
Tucker, Leila 1910
Tucker, Maud 1914
Tucker, Payson White 1913
Tucker, Richard Dana 1906
Tucker, Mrs. Richard Dana .... 1905
Tucker, Simeon 1821
Tucker, Thomas Horatio 1854
Tucker, William Abom nl857
Tufts, James 1789
Tufts, Nathan Albert 1900
Tukesbury, Harold McGregor. . nl910
Tukey, Ralph Hermon
/, 46.
TuUer, Edward Pratt 1884
Tupper, Charles Waterman nl896
Turner, Charles 1315
PAOS
368
44Q
459
286
477
541
267
414
344
476
480
455
514
499
399
326
203
611
380
480
610
312
549
303
263
467
427
234
140
312
151
241
443
362
474
338
71
450
472
494
563
569
427
393
555
105
182
459
60
357
520
282
491
94
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775
NAME ClABS
Turner, Charles 1855
Turner, Charles A nl839
Turner, Charles Sampson 1901
a, 598.
Turner, Daniel 1799
Turner, Edward Lincoln Dwight
al912
Turner, James Vamimi nl909
Turner, John 1788
Turner, John nl853
Turner, Robert Northam 1892
Turner, Roger Chamberlain. . .sj)1897
Turner, Royal Guy spl906
Turner, Thomas Goodwin
c, 30.
Turner, William Hutchins nl903
Turner, William Mason 1855
Tumey, John Penfield 1824
Tustin, George Miller 1880
Tustin, Josiah Philips 1838
Tuthill, Caroline LueUa 1897
Tuthill, Walter Ernest 1901
Tuttle, Elihu Sanford 1900
Tuttle, Lida Etta nl911
Tyler, Arthur Brown nl903
lyier, Fisher A nl836
Tyler, Francis Maurice 1864
"lyier, George Jackson nl792
TVler, Henry E nl859
Tyler, Joseph Henry 1877
Tyler, Joseph Punderson 1823
Tyler, Othniel 1783
Tyler, Royal ml819
Tyler, Samuel Lockwood 1820
Tyler, William 1809
Tyrell, James Joseph 1914
Tytus, John Butler nl869
Tyzzer, Ernest Edward 1897
a, 595.
Tyzzer, George Alfred 1884
Tweedell, Edward David 1901
Twing, Marion Walter 1883
Twiss, David Franklin nl842
Twomey, M. Joseph 1900
U
UnderhiU, William Henry 1864
Underwood, Adin Ballon 1849
c, 30.
Underwood, Alvan 1798
Underwood, Hazel Marie 1913
Updike, Caesar Augustus 1849
Updike, Daniel Berkeley A1910
Updike, Wilkins A1846
Updyke, Prank Arthur 1893
a, 594, 603.
Upham, Albert G«orge 1874
Upham, Edward A1769
ch, 10, 13; c, 22.
Upham, Mrs. Ernest T 1903
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461
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57
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102
83
429
470
338
282
362
277
446
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645
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553
NAME CLASS PAGE
Upham, William 1835 133
Upton, Charles Russell 1884 282
Upton, Eleanor Stuart al910 605
Upton, George Putnam 1854 182
Upton, John Willis nl898 495
Upton, Lloyd Peter 1906 394
Upton, Winslow 1875 248
h, 667; /, 35, 48.
Urquhart, James Wilson nl880 477
Urmeneta, Geronimo 1835 133
h, 648, 652.
Umer, Louis Grube nl876 475
Usher, John A1794 624
Ustick, Thomas 1771 54
Utley, Albert Greene 1854 182
Utley, Albert Greene nl897 494
Utley, Azel 1818 99
Utley, George Burwell 1899 352
Utley, Howard Harris 1897 339
Utter, Harriet Barrows 1899 549
a, 604.
Utter, Katharine Maria spl89i 609
V
Van Arsdale, Philip Vermilye . . . 1906 394
Van Buren, Abram 1843 153
Van Doren, George Bickford 1896 333
Van Doren, Joseph Canfield 1896 '333
Van Gelder, Howard Mason .... 1897 339
Van Horn, William A1774 619
Van Home, William Grant 1877 256
Van Kirk, Thomas Campbell Mc-
Keever nl885 481
Van Kirk, Warren nl911 523
Van Meter, Fred nl883 479
Van Nostrand, Manning Eugene 1903 374
Van Slyck, Cyrus Manchester. . . 1876 25»
Van Teesten, Mrs. Henry nl909 574
Van Wickle, Augustus Stout 1876 252
Van Zandt, Charles Collins hlS67 654
Von Bargen, Henry Richard .... 1909 409
Von Berstorf, Johan Heinrich . .hl9l0 668
Von der Leith, John 1912 423
a, 608.
Von Klenze, Camillo
/, 37.
Von Tobel, Raymond Goodwin. . 1907 399
Vail, Thomas Hubbard A1858 651
Valentine, Hazel Marguerite .... 1912 566
Valentine, James 1805 77
Valentine, William nl838 443
Vallentine, Joseph H nl827 439
Valois, Clara spl896 578
Valva, Carmela spl902 581
Vanderbilt, Earl 1905 386
Vamum, Atkinson C nl859 461
Vamum, Leon Ernest 1908 404
Vamum, James Mitchell 1769 53
Vartanian, Arpiai »yl905 639
Vandreuil, Lorenze Joseph .... «pl911 543
me
BROWN UNIVERSITY
, NAME CliASS
Vaughan, Francis Marion nl861
Vaughan, Henry Wheaton nl872
Vaughan, Mary Drew 1897
/, 51.
Vaughan, Ray Cass nl905
Vaughan, Richard Miner 1895
h, 669.
Verder, Bessie Clarinda ol906
Verner, Clifton Alexander nl882
Vernon, Amey spl899
Vernon, Grenville Phillips .... syl902
Vernon, John Winthrop 1854
Vernon, Joseph Angier 1908
Vernon, Samuel Brown 1848
Vernon, Thomas 1816
c, 29.
Vernon, Thomas 1854
Vernon, William nl848
Very, Frank Washington
/, 36.
Very, Frederick Alpha nl885
Viall, John Shorey spl908
ViaU, William Angell »tl884
Vickery, Benjamin C nl854
Viets, Francis Hubbard 1879
Vigneron, William «1776
Viles, Edgar Francis «1899
Viles, Mrs. Jonas .nl897
Vincent, Harry Grattan Guin-
ness nl887
Viner, Eli Morril 1914
Vinson, Andrew Patterson nl862
Vinton, Alexander Hamilton. . .ml825
h, 642.
Vinton, Elisha Dyer 1844
Vinton, Francis A1833
Vinton, Frederick Arnold »1866
Vinton, John Rogers ^1827
Vinton, Sumner Redway 1896
Vinton, Mrs. Sumner Redway. «pl896
Volentine, Thomas Jefferson. . . .1867
Vose, Caroline Ballou spWOO
Vose, Frederick Alvah 1899
Vose, George Blake 1853
Vose, Mrs. Hermann nl912
Vose, James Gardiner A1874
Vose, Josiah Howe 1884
Vose, Robert Churchill 1896
Votta, Ferdinand 1912
Vunk, John Robinson nl898
w
Waddington, Alice Mary 1914
Wade, Benjamin Clifford 1825
Wade, Daniel Arnold 1878
Wade, Reginald Chipman nl904
Wade, Samuel Leonidas 1903
Wadsworth, Arthur Leonard .... 1886
Wadsworth, Charles 1827
Wadsworth, George Melvin 1884
PAaE
464
472
546
510
326
602
479
579
536
182
404
166
96
182
450
481
541
480
454
263
430
497
570
482
429
465
438
155
640
468
638
333
578
221
580
352
179
575
657
282
333
423
495
569
115
259
508
374
290
119
282
. . NAUE CLASS'
Wadsworth, John Atherton 1814
Wadsworth, Joseph nl825
Wadsworth, Lemuel 1793
Wager, Stafford A nl839
Wait, Francis Dehon 1810
Wait, Oliver 1809
Waite, Clarendon 1852
Waite, Elizabeth Richardson. .«yl898
Waite, Ida Evelyn 1898
Waite, Susan Evelyn spl901
Waitt, George Newton 7il837
Wakefield, Albert Gallatin 1830
Wakefield, Arthur 1900
a, 597.
Wakefield, Cyril Horace 1914
Wakeman, George Bulkeley 1884
Wakeman, William Walter 1887
Walcott, Clifton Henry 1910
Walcott, George W nl823
Walcott, Gregory Dexter 1897
Waldo, Charles Sidney 1874
Waldo, Clarence Haven nl879
Waldo, Daniel nl826
Waldo, Horatio nl823
Waldo, John 1790
Waldo, Thomas Adams ipl898
Waldock, James nl844
Walker, Anne May nl904
Walker, Boiling Mumford 1805
Walker, Charles Waterman 1913
Walker, Earl Hammond 1914
Walker, Ehiathan 1803
Walker, Frank Albert 1908
WaUcer, George 1891
Walker, George Edward 1898
Walker, Harold Allen 1907
Walker, Harry Franklin 1887
Walker, Harvey Day 1843
Walker, Irving Everett 1890
Walker, James Bradford Rich-
mond 1841
Walker, James William nl887
Walker, John Tempest 1913
Walker, Joseph 1887
Walker, Joseph Henry
c, 30.
Walker, Lawrence Sidney 1910
Walker, Leonard Al864
Walker, Levi nl836
Walker, Levi Carey ni865
Walker, Louis Ormsbee nl864
Walker, Phineas 1790
Walker, Reuben Eugene. 1875
Walker, Rodney Charles 1905
Walker, Timothy Clark nl845
Walker, Willard Smith. . . nl874
Walker, William 1843
w^H'^'* S?!)!^"' Henry ; .„1853
Walker, WUliam Russell. . . nl908
Walker, William WUliams . . nl85B
Wall, Ashbel Tingley ; . {gSS
PAOE
92
438
63
444
85
83
177
579
547
580
443
125
357
429
202
293
414
437
339
245
477
438
437
61
533
447
572
77
427
429
75
404
307
344
399
294
153
303
148
482
427
294
414
653
442
467
467
61
248
386
448
474
153
453
516
457
286
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777
NAME CLASS
Wall, Edward Walter 1910
Wall, George Augustus «pl907
Wallace, Albert Joseph nl913
Wallace, Alice Lonez spl904
Wallace, Mrs. Frederic A spl892
Wallace, Harold 1911
Waller, Halley Templeton 1901
Wallin, Benjamin iil770
Walling, Charies Harold 1895
Walling, Mrs. Charles Harold. . . 1900
Walling, Everett Lewis 1896
Walling, Lennox Gresham 1902
WaUis, Mary Katherine «pl907
Walsh, Charles Albert 1899
Walsh, Edwin Raymond 1906
Walsh, James Andrew nl908
Walsh, John Gormley 1906
Walter, Alice Evangeline spWlO
Walter, Charles Wheaton nl913
Walter, Dorothy Charlotte 1912
Walter, Herbert Eugene al893
/, 37.
Walter, Joseph 1893
Walton, Edward Strawn 1913
Walton, Frederick John 1880
Walton, Lee Barker al900
Walworth, George Roberts 1903
Wamsley, Francis Willis 1895
Wanton, John G.
ch, 9, 10, 13; 0, St5.
Wanton, Joseph A1769
ch, 10, 13; c, 25.
Warburton, Leola Belle «pl909
Warburton, Stacy R«uben 1898
Warburton, Mrs. Stacy Reuben . 1898
Ward, Alice Louise 1901
Ward, Benjamin Clifford A1830
Ward, Charles Henry 1909
Ward, Clifton Berkeley 1910
Ward, Ephraim 1834
Ward,. George Otis 1877
Ward, Mrs. Harry A 1904
Ward, Henry A1769
c, 22, 26.
Ward, John Barker nl906
Ward, John Grover 1878
Ward, John Herbert 1901
Ward, John Jefferson 1861
Ward, Jonathan nl812
Ward, Joseph 1865
Ward, Joseph B ml857
Ward, Joseph Hooker 1886
Ward, Lester Frank
/, 37.
Ward, Samuel
ch, 10, 13, 19, 20; c, 25, 26.
Ward, Samuel 1771
h, 640.
Ward, William 1817
Ward, William Garfield 1902
Wardwell, Daniel 1811
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86
NAME CLASS
Wardwell, Hezekiah Church .... 1898
Wardwell, Samuel Church. . . .splSOi
Ware, Gene Wilder 1906
/, 46.
Ware, Herbert Palmer nl904
Ware, Jairus 1797
Ware, Jonathan ml821
Waring, Edmund Thomas «1799
Waring, Thomas nl827
Warne, Joseph Andrews A1834
Warner, Arthur Edward ?il901
Warner, Bessie Sarah al903
Warner, Edna Isabel 1900
Warner, Edward Emory 1912
Warner, Eugene Francis 1875
Warner, Noah 1827
Warner, Samuel 1838
Warren, Andrew Fuller 1863
Warren, Andrew McCorrie 1885
/,41.
Warren, Bertram Albert 1901
Warren, Charles Fletcher 1909
Warren, Charles Jarvis 1826
Warren, Daniel 1794
Warren, David March hlSSS
Warren, George E nl835
Warren, George Eddy 1889
Warren, Harold Draper nl905
Warren, Henry C nl859
Warren, Ida Maude 1902
Warren, Irene 1912
Warren, James 1900
Warren, Jonah Goulding 1835
0,29.
Warren, John
0,26.
Warren, John A nl824
Warren, John Bliss 1815
Warren, Joseph Arnold nl905
Warren, Labau Edwards 1866
Warren, Mary Hodgson nl908
Warren, Orestes nl855
Warren, Samuel Stevens 1816
Warren, Theodore David 1855
Washburn, Albert Gardner. . . .nl860
Washburn, Alfred Owen ^1907
Washburn, Arthur L jrl906
Washburn, Charles 1820
Washburn, Ethel May 1907
Washburn, George 1872
Washburn, Henry Homer nl859
Washburn, Henry J. S nl840
Washburn, Lemuel Williams .... 1833
Washburn, Lewis 1826
Washburn, Libe 1901
Washbiu-n, Myra Inman 1913
Washburn, PMlo Hortentius. . . .1801
Washburn, Reuel 1814
Washburn, Seth Al789
Washington, George. . A1790
Waterbury, Charles Henry 1836
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64
651
441
300
510
461
553
566
358
133
438
94
510
218
574
455
96
185
463
613
612
102
560
238
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445
129
117
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568
72
92
621
622
134
778
BROWN UNIVERSITY
NAME CLASS
Waterhouse, Andrew Oliver. . . .M811
Waterhouse, Benjamin
/, 33; c, 23.
Waterhouse, George 1903
Waterhouse, Henry Edwin. . . .«pl896
Waterhouse, John Fothergill. . ,A1812
Waterhouse, Roscoe Morgan. . . nl910
Wathen, Arthur William 1907
Watjen, Herman William 1890
Watkins, Raymond Glenn nl913
Waterman, Andrew S »1833
Waterman, Daniel Dyer 1872
Waterman, Ellen Sefton 1902
Waterman, George Rowland . . . nl864
Waterman, Harold Pearce 1874
Waterman, Helen Bowen 1900
a, 601.
Waterman, Henry 1881
Waterman, Henry Herbert 1896
a, 599.
Waterman, John
ch, 9.
Waterman, John 1835
Waterman, Lewis Anthony 1894
Waterman, Mrs.Lewis Anthony gl894
Waterman, Marcus 1855
Waterman, Paul 1880
Waterman, Richard 1802
Waterman, Richard 1859
Waterman, Richard 1863
Waterman, Robert W nl840
Waterman, Rufus nI865
Waterman, Rufus nl895
Waterman, Silvanus 1798
Waterman, Stephen 1846
Waterman, Stephen 1886
Waterman, Walter Lester nl912
Waterman, William Bullock 1882
Waterman, William Henry 1824
Waterman, William Henry .... nl871
Waterman, William Watson . . . rel856
h, 656.
Waters, Chester Campbell 1905
a, 602, 604.
Waters, Mrs. Chester Campbell
«pl906
Waters, Harvey nl806
Waters, Timothy Leeds nl868
Watson, Arthur Eugene 1888
o, 595, 601; /, 36, 42.
Watson, Arthur Hamilton 1870
Watson, Byron Sprague 1897
Watson, David Fogg 1911
Watson, Edward B 1839
Watson, Elisha Freeman 1840
Watson, Ernest Milton 1907
a, 604.
Watson, Mrs. Frank D 1907
Watson, Frank Elbert 1897
o, 595; /, 44.
Watson, Harry Lee 1901
PAOE
631
374
532
631
520
399
303
529
441
238
553
467
245
550
126
133
321
609
185
267
73
197
208
445
467
490
68
161
290
527
273
112
472
457
386
582
434
470
296
231
339
418
444
146
399
559
362
NAldi CLASS
Watson, Mrs. Harry Lee «pl899
Watson, John Brown 1904
Watson, Marston nl853
Watson, Matthew 1873
Watson, Rebecca Samuel 1911
Watson, Samuel I794
Watson, Samuel 1825
Watson, Thomas Hazard nl847
Watson, William 1818
Watson, William Henry 1852
Watson, William Robinson 1823
Watt, Emma Clifton al902
Watt, Martha Wilbur : . 1900
Walters, William Royal spl909
Watterson, Henry hl906
Wattles, Elisha Carpenter 1913
Watts, John Franklin 1895
Watts, Walter Arthur spl903
Waugh, John nl842
Way, Clarence Wilton «1907
Wayland, Francis A1822
/,33; c, 21, 23, 24, 30.
Wayland, Francis 1846
h, 658.
Wayland, Herman Lincoln 1849
A, 655; /, 49; c, 31.
Wayland, John A1830
/, 39; c, 29.
Weaver, Charles Haddon Spnr-
geon 1883
Weaver, Sterry Arnold nl842
Webb, Archie Roy 1905
Webb, Benjamin Stanley 1892
Webb, Charles Henry 1839
Webb, Christopher 1803
Webb, Conrade 1798
h, 639.
Webb, Frederick Elmer nl900
Webb, George Heber 1890
Webb, Quartus Morgan 1829
Webb, Thomas Dennie 1805
Webb, Thomas Hopkins 1821
Webb, Thomas McAlpiue 1905
Webber, Charles Perkins nl902
Webber, Henry Max 1910
Webster, Arthur Middleton nl881
Webster, Daniel nl886
Webster, Daniel Oscar. .....,,. 1900
Webster, Helen Chapman
/, 50.
Webster, Hortense
/, 50.
Webster, John A1846
Webster, Laura i^Qg
Webster, Walter Gardner. ..... 1878
Webster, Warren Thaddeus. . . 1851
Webster, William Franklin 1852
/, 40.
Wedge, Alanson jg^g
Weed, Elizabeth Louise. . . [ ' '.gpi909
PAGE
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242
565
64
115
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99
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636
16i
169
639
273
446
386
312
143
75
68
303
123
77
105
386
504
414
478
481
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645
561
260
174
177 ,
166
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77»
NAUB CLASS PAGE
Weed, Robert Campbell 1909 409
a, 605; /, 47.
Weeden, Allen Hunt 1875 248
Weeden, Anne Tillinghast 1894 545
o, 595.
Weeden, Benjamin Dunham .... 1813 90
Weeden, Prank Peck nl904 508
Weeden, George Emerson 1901 362
Weeden, George Everson 1870 231
Weeden, John Edward 1891 307
Weeden, John Hull 1827 119
/■39.
Weeden, Raymer Balch 1899 352
Weeden, WUliam Babcock 1862 177
Weeden, William Wager nl891 486
Weeks, Charles Albert ■. . 1905 386
Weeks, Edward Henry 1893 316
Weeks, Harry Arthur nl899 497
Weeks, John Albert nl848 450
Weidman, William Andrew 1912 423
Weikert, Edward Wilford 1906 394
Weikert, Herbert Alfred «pl906 540
Weil, Henry Aaron nl909 518
Weiss, Paul 1905 386
Welch, Bartholomew Trow A1831 639
Welch, Hannah Grace 1908 561
Welch, James Craft A1842 644
Welch, Stephen Albro 1879 263
Welch, Thomas Albert 1905 386
Weld, Aaron Lucian nl845 448
Weld, Elmer Orlando 1905 386
Weld, Fitz Henry 1843 153
Weld, StoweU Leverett 1837 137
Weld, William 1842 151
Welles, John W nl795 432
Wellman, John Ralph 1899 352
Wells, Amos Palmer nl856 457
Wells, Charleton Henry nl842 446
WeUs, Edward Smith nl909 518
Wells, Eleazer Mather Porter . . nl821 436
h, 639.
Wells, Prank Eaton ?il902 504
WeUs, Herbert Constock 1905 386
Wells, James Lee 1879 263
Wells, John Edmund 1898 345
a, 597.
Wells, John Hagadom nl837 443
Wells, John Hazard 1909 409
Wells, Lester Allen 1905 387
Welton, Cephas Burpee 1874 245
Wenger, John A1871 656
WentZi Russell Henry nl913 529
Werner, Herman Oscar «pl908 541
Wesley, Margaret Lillian 1898 547
Wesley, Thomas Danmies 1898 359
Wessd, Morris Jacob 1911 418
West, Albert Benjamin 1904 380
a, 600.
West, Benjamin A1770 617
West, Calvin Everett nl888 483
West, Edward Weeks 1840 146
NAME CLASS PAGE:
West, George Joseph 1876 252
West, Irma Langley nl911 575
West, Josiah nl827 439
West, Martin: ral804 434
West, Samuel 1828 121
West, Wade Clarence 1908 404
Westall, John A1866 654
Westcott, Allen Ferguson 1903 375
a, 600; /, 45.
Westcott, Amasa Smith 1842 151
Westcott, Charles Asa 7tl908 516
Westcott, Ethel Gertrude 1900 550
Westcott, Prank Thomas 1890 304
Westcott, Harry Ruby «pl907 54»
Westcott, Henry 1853 179
Westcott, John Benjamin nl909 518
Westcott, Niles 1905 387
a, 601.
Westcott, Oliver Spink 1856 188
h, 662.
Westcott, Warren nl912 527
Westervelt, Alanson Knox nl909 518
Westlake, Prank Hiram 1901 362
Weston, David 1859 197
Weston, Francis Wayland 1847 164
Weston, George Bennett 1912 437
Weston, George Franklin 1878 260
Weston, George Franklin, Jr 1909 409
Weston, Henry k1835 441
Weston, Henry Griggs 1840 146
h, 661.
Weston, Isaiah 1793 63
Weston, Roderick Stocking 1846 161
Weston, Stewart Downes nl908 516
Wetherell, James Madison nl857 459
Wetherell, Robert Pierce nl906 512
Wetherell, Simon B nl854 454
Wetherell, William P nl858 460
Wetmore, Waid 1914 429
Whalen, James George 1908 404
Wheaton, Francis Ide 1840 146
Wheaton, Francis Levison ml828 589
Wheaton, Frank 1853 453
h, 653.
Wheaton, Henry 1802 73
h, 635.
Wheaton, Henry Nelson 1820 102
Wheaton, Henry Steward 1841 148
Wheaton, Horatio Gates 1820 102
Wheaton, James Lucas 1891 307
Wheaton, Joseph 1812 87
/,38.
Wheaton, Laban Mitchell 1817 98
Wheaton, Levi 1782 57
m, 585; A, 631; /, 33; c, 27.
Wheaton, Robert k1857 459
Wheaton, Seth Amiel nl817 436
Wheawill, Ida Lewis nl903 572
Wheeler, Alaq Rattray 1901 362
Wheeler, Arthur Lincoln 1889 300
Wheeler, Augustus Daniel nl887 482
780
BROWN UNIVEESITY
NAMI! CLASS PAOB
Wheeler, Benjamin Ide 1875 248
h, 665; /, 40.
Wheeler, Bennett RoUin 1878 260
Wheeler, Charles 1807 80
Wheeler, Charles Horace 1882 274
Wheeler, Chauncey Earle 1909 409
Wheeler, Clara Mabel splSOi 582
Wheeler, Frank Rowland 1897 339
a, 596; /, 44.
Wheeler, Frank Walter 1902 368
Wheeler, Franklin Lyron 1910 414
Wheeler, Harold Leslie 1910 414
Wheeler, Harry Devereaux .... rel887 482
Wheeler, Henry Alexander 1872 238
Wheeler, Henry Martyn nl855 456
Wheeler, Homer Jay ftl911 668
Wheeler, James Henry nl862 465
Wheeler, Jessie 1901 551
Wheeler, John Brooks 1874 245
Wheeler, Jonathan nl820 436
Wheeler, Joseph Lewis 1906 394
o, 603; /, 49.
Wheeler, Mary Colman A1911 668
Wheeler, Nelson A1849 647
/, 34.
Wheeler, Samuel Nelson nl878 476
Wheeler, Wilfred «pl894 530
Wheelock, Mrs. Charles E spl894, 577
Wheelock, Isaac Robinson 1869 227
Wheelock, Lucius Augustus 1852 177
Wheelock, Peter 1811 86
Wheelock, Ruth Byron spl905 682
Whelan, Mary Evelyn 7il908 574
Whelpley, Samuel A1790 622
Whidden, Frank Boutelle nl893 487
Whipple, Charles Benjamin. . . .nl909 518
Whipple, Clarence Milton 1909 409
Whipple, Mrs. Clarence Milton. .1910 563
Whipple, Clifford 1895 327
/, 43.
Whipple, Mrs. Clifford 1902 551
Whipple, Frank Merriam nl899 497
Whipple, Frederick Willard nl865 468
Whipple, Gertrude Mason .... syl897 579
Whipple, Guy Montrose 1897 339
Whipple, Harry Clifford al896 594
Whipple, Inez Luanne 1900 550
Whipple, Jeremiah 1859 197
Whipple, John 1802 73
h, 644.
Whipple, John nl829 439
Whipple, John nl842 446
Whipple, John 1860 200
Whipple, Joseph Caldwell 1889 300
Whipple, Lucius Albert 5rl912 615
Whipple, Luther P nl860 463
Whipple, Maude Evelyn 1906 573
Whipple, LeRoy Francis apl903 537
Whipple, Shilometh Stow ml818 587
Whitaker, Anthony nl838 443
NAME CLASS FAOB
Whitaker, Benjamin Andrews. .nl845 448
Whitaker, Frederic Earle 1888 296
a, 591, 596; /, 43.
Whitaker, Henry Clay 1838 140
Whitaker, James B ral856 457
Whitaker, Jonathan Edwin 1844 165
Whitaker, Samuel Edgar ral900 486
Whitaker, Mrs. Winfield S 1909 562
Whitcher, Louise 1905 567
White, Albert Cicero 1863 208
White, Albert Easton 1907 399
White, Allan Temple nl884 480
White, Amy Earle 1898 547
White, Andrew Danforth spWOS 641
White, Archibald Haddon spl905 539
White, Mrs. Carl E 1911 564
White, Carlton Grieves 1905 387
White, Charles Ernest 1897 339
White, Charles Frederic nl865 468
White, Charles Lincoln 1887 294
White, Clinton Chase 1900 368
White, Mrs. Clinton Chase nl902 571
White, David Mitchell 1897 339
White, Mrs. David Mitchell . . . «jjl896 678
White, Donald Proctor nl908 616
White, Earl Percy 1813 90
White, Edward Douglass A1913 669
White, Edward Mosely nl907 514
White, Edward Nelson 1903 376
White, Elihu 1824 122
m, 589.
White, Elipha 1817 98
White, Elliot Famsworth 1890 304
White, Francis Wayland 1866 188
White, Frank Denison 1887 294
White, Harriet May al894 593
White, Helen Ridler al901 597
White, Henry A1824 636
White, Henry Wilson 1903 376
White, Horace A1906 667
White, Howard Carlton 1912 423
White, Howard Joseph 1902 368
White, Himter Carson 1901 362
White, Jacob 1832 128
White, John ^1774 619
White, John ml823 588
White, John Brown 1832 128
White, John Conant 1869 227
White, Joseph Nelson nl903 506
White, Lee Heyer 1907 399
White, Leonard M792 623
White, Luther 1864 212
White, Lyman A nl858 460
White, Mabel Gardner 1900 560
White, Marjorie Adelle nl912 675
White, Mary Harkness 1908 561
White, Marion „1899 497
White, Nelson ,^1903 537
White, Nettie Estella 1900 560
White, Paul Maunce iggs 3^7
■White, Seth Hobart. . . , .' " ' 1946 161
INDEX
781
KAUE CLASS .PAGE ;
White, Waiiam , M808 630 \
White, William Albert. 1857 191 i
White, William Augustus ral841 445 !
White, William Edward nl883 479 :
White, William Hunt 1824 112 I
White, William J nl839 444 :
White, William Kenneth 1907 399 ■■
White, William Nelson 1874 245 ;
White, William Shaw 1886 290 :
White, Winter Arnold 1913 427 '
Whitehead, Clara 1897 546
Whitehead, Norman Hale 1914 429
Whitehead, Mrs. William Arthur 1897 546 ;
Whitford, Everett Thomas 1902 369 '
f, 45.
Whitmg, Abijah 1790 61
Whiting, Amos 1812 87
Whiting, Borden Durfee 1898 345
Whiting, Clara Virginia nl905 572
Whiting, Daniel 1810 85
Whiting, Florence Josephine .... 1896 545
a, 596.
Whiting, Grace Lippitt nl907 573
Whiting, Leffingwell Richard. . .nl906 512
Whitmg, Nathan 1796 66
Whiting, Thaddeus 1812 87
Whiting, Winfred Holt 1901 362
Whitley, Samuel Hall 1903 375
Whitman, Benaiah Longley 1887 294
Whitman, Benjamin 1788 59
Whitman, Benjamin 1815 94
Whitman, Daniel 1809 83
Whitman, Eliab 1807 80
Whitman, Elizabeth Wave 1913 568
Whitman, Ezekiel 1795 65
h, 644.
Whitman, Frank Perkins 1874 245
h, 665.
Whitman, Freeman Tupper 1878 260
Whitman, Henry Brigham 1864 212
Whitman, Hobart Augustus 1895 327
Whitman, James H rel831 440
Whitman, Jared 1805 77
Whitman, John Winslow 1818 99
Whitman, Noah 1806 79
Whitman, Peleg Spencer 1839 143
Whitman, Seth Spencer A1828 638
Whitman, Wayne Henry Jil912 527
Whitman, William Warren 1843 153
Whitmarsh, Helen 1903 554
Whitmarsh, Henry Allen 1876 252
Whitmarsh, Robert Holmes 1909 409
"Whitmore, Benjamin 1814 92
Whitmore, Harold Francis nl911 523
Whitmore, Zolva nl817 436
Whitnack, Ralph Cahoon 1906 394
/, 48.
Whitney, Alfred Brown nl874 474
Whitney, Elijah nl828 439
■Whitney, Harold Parker nl910 520
; Whitney, Mrs. Louis L. 1897 546
NAME. CLASS
Whitney, Patrick 1877
Whitney, Ray Lester. ..'..: 1900
Whitney, Solon Franklin 1859
Whitney, Warren Appleton; . .«j>1901
Whitridge, John nl860
Whittaker, Albert Everett '. 1906
Whittaker, Burtis Erwin 1898
Whittaker, Cora Horton 1905
a, 602.
Whittlesey, Lewis Gates »1897
Whittlesey, Samuel Goodrich. .nl905
Whittemore, Arthur Herbert. . .rel901
Whittemore, Byron 1906
Whittemore, Frank Bowen spl900
Whittemore, Frederick Ellsworth 1883
Whittemore, Inez Kelley 1905
a, 602.
Whittemore, Joseph Butler 1908
Whitten, Louis Gilman jl904
Whitten, William Wilberforce. . . 1886
Whittier, Edward Newton 1862
Whittier, James L nl837
Whittier, John Greenleaf
c, 30.
Whittlesey, Mary Alice 1907
Whittredge, William Gushing . . nl804
Whitwell, Furman Read ral857
Whyte, James Primrose nl896
Wickes, Gardner Matteson 1856
Wickett, Emily «pl906
Wickett, Richard King nl888
Wiggin, Charles Dearborn 1868
Wiggin, Oliver Chase rel865
Wiggin, Timothy b1796
Wiggins, Frederick Wallace. . . .nl900
Wight, Amherst 1813
Wight, Henry ;il811
c, 23.
Wight, John Burt 1808
Wight, Lawrence Norman al908
Wightman, Alfred Reynolds 1893
a, 594; /, 42.
Wightman, Edwin Evans 1898
Wightman, Ernest G nl884
Wightman, Frank Allen 1909
Wightpaau, Joseph Colver 1852
Wightman, Walter Valentine. . .nl883
Wilber, Willis Carey 1913
Wilbour, Charles Edwin nl854
Wilbour, Walter Bowie 7il904
Wilbur, Alice Mary 1910
Wilbur, Claudia Camilla nl906
Wilbur, Flora Ella 1911
Wilbur, Henry Knowles 1885
Wilbur, John .nl874
Wilbur, Mary Greene 1899
Wilbur, Roswell Everett .?il876
Wilbur, William Allen 1888
a, 593.
Wilcox, Alice Wilson al906
/, 46.
PAGE
256
358
197
535
463
394
345
557
494
510
501
394
535
277
557
404
611
290
205
443
560
434
459
491
188
583
483
224
468
432
499
90
631
82
603
316
345
480
409
177
479
427
454
508
563
573
565
286
474
549
475
296
604
782
BROWN UNIVEBSITY
NAME CLASS
Wilcox, Mrs. Charles Y 1907
Wilcox, Dudley Mellon nl912
Wilcox, Edith Field 1903
Wilcox, Elmer Almy 1891
/, 42-
Wilco)?, Harold Alexander nl911
Wilcox, Hollis Bradford spl901
Wilcox, Horace Alexander 1833
Wilcox, Howell George 1898
Wilcox, Mrs. Louis B apldOO
Wilcox, Boswell Storrs 1897
Wilder, Alfred Fisher 1848
Wilder, Charles Peabody nl846
Wilder, Mrs. Harris H 1900
Wilder, John 1822
Wilder, Samuel Tyler 1825
Wilder, Warren nl885
Wilder, William Tourtellot .... »1912
Wilder, WUlis AUin «1898
Wildes, Frank Harlow 1889
Wildes, Solomon Lovell 1818
Wildprett, Emilie Marie Louise. . 1908
Wiley, Frederic 1847
Wiley, Henry Augustus 1833
Wilke, Frederick Henry 1913
Wilkinson, Edward Shepard . . . nl900
Wilkinson, Everett Albert «pl903
Wilkinson, Ezra 1824
Wilkinson, Howard Hough nl899
Wilkinson, Samuel Scott 1809
Wilkinson, William 1783
/, 49.
Willard, Andrew Fuller 1849
Willard, Ashbel ml824
h, 636.
Willard, Charles Erastus 1864
Willard, Edgar Lincoln 1891
a, 593.
Willard, Evander Xenophon . . , nl839
Willard, George 1808
m, 587.
Willard, Henry ml824
Willard, Horace nl836
Willard, Horace Mann 1864
h, 662.
Willard, Jacob 1805
Willard, John Barstow 1842
Willard, Preston Greenleaf 1839
Willard, Sidney A1810
Willemin, Louis Paul 1909
Willet, Allan Herbert 1886
/, 44.
Willet, Charles William nl883
Willet, Francis
ch, 10, 13.
Willett, Francis Merrill 1914
WiUett, William nl906
Willey, Elijah Frink 1814
Willey, StuyvesantTenBroeck.nl855
■VTilliams, Abial nl830
Williams, Abiel 1795
PAGE
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527
554
308
523
535
129
345
580
339
166
449
550
108
115
456
504
495
300
99
561
164
129
427
499
537
112
497
83
57
169
588
212
308
444
82
588
442
212
78
151
143
630
409
290
479
429
512
92
456
440
65
NAME ClASS
Williams, Albert Avery nl888
WiUiams, Alene Olney nl907
Williams, Alfred 1801
Williams, Alfred Mason «1860
h, 659.
Williams, Allen Burnett 1912
Williams, Alonzo 1870
/, 34, 39.
Williams, Alonzo Roger 1900
Williams, Annie Louise 1899
Williams, Appleton Park 1889
Williams, Asa Messer 1851
Williams, Benjamin 1895
Williams, Boardman nl844
Williams, Catherine Slocum ?il913
Williams, Charles Pelgus 1858
Williams, Charles William nl848
Williams, Christopher Macy . . . rel826
Williams, Clarence Otis 1883
Williams, Clinton Nickerson . . . rel902
Williams, David A1770
Williams, David Rogerson 7il796
h, 627.
Williams, Earl Herbert 1910
Williams, Mrs. Edward A «pl907
Williams, Edward Brown nl901
Williams, Eliab 1821
Williams, Elisha Scott A1806
c, 27.
Williams, Eugene Crawford 1895
Williams, Franklin Walter nl910
Williams, Fred Homer 1877
Williams, Frederic Darby nl901
Williams, Frederic Wallace .... nl895
Williams, Frederick Crawford. .nl913
Williams, Frederick Crosby. . . .rel893
Williams, George Abner
/, 36, 43.
Williams, George Edgar 1850
Williams, George O nl827
Williams, Giles Brydone nl850
Williams, Harry Jay nl899
Williams, Harry Leighton splQOi
Williams, Heiu-y 1826
Williams, Henry Dudley 1855
Williams, Howard David relOll
Williams, Isaac Frazee nl886
Williams, Jacob Lafayette k1847
Williams, James nl859
Williams, James Alexander 1890
Williams, James Clark 1861
Williams, James Mickel 1898
Williams, Jared Irving 1854
Williams, Jared Warner 1818
h, 648.
Williams, Jeremiah ml821
Williams, John
/, 51.
Williams, John nl808
Williams, John Fowler 1814
PAGE
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573
72
463
423
232
358
549
300
174
327
447
575
194
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438
278
504
617
432
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583
501
105
327
520'
256
501
490
529
487
171
439
451
497
536
117
185
524
481
449
461
304
203
345
182
9»
687
434
92
I If! DEX
78»'
NAME. CLAJ^
Williams, John Henry 1912
J.i»- /;.
Williams, John Loy 1882
Williams, John Mason 1801
A. 644.
Williams, John Parker 1889
Williams, Jonathan fel772
Williams, Lemuel 1804
Williams, Leonard Worcester. .alOOl
/, 37, 44.
Williams, Mrs. Leonard Worces-
ter 1895
Williams, Louise Southworth. .«p^906
Williams, Mary .^pl901
Williams, Mildred Corinne .1910
a, 607.
Williams, Nathan Sumner nl851
Williams, Nathaniel West *1824
Williams, Norman Harris 1909
Williams, Orin Merwin nl868
Williams, Robert Hector spl909
Williams, Rodolphus Howard . . . 1798
Williams, Roger 1914
Williams, Mrs. Samuel Baker . . nl913
Williams, Samuel King 1804
Williams, Sydney 1825
Williams, Thomas 1809
Williams, Thomas hlSli
Williams, Thomas Rodolph .... nl857
Williams, Virgil Maxcy nl852
Williams, Waldo James splSOi
Williams, William 1769
c, 23.
Williams, William Frederick 1883
Williams, William Harry nl888
Williams, William Hathaway. . . . 1823
Williams, William Henry 1865
Waiiams, William Hilton 1799
Williams, William R.
c, 24.
Williamson, Alfred Howard 1912
Williamson, Ernest Townsend. . . 1901
a, 599; /, 45.
Williamson, James Andrew 1861
Williamson, John Pollock nl901
Williamson, Joseph A1839
Williamson, William Durkee .... 1804
Willian, William Mortimer 1845
Willis, Benjamin 1825
WUlis, Gardner Billings «pl899
Willis, George Washington 1886
WUlis, Joe Selman 1905
Willis, John 1807
Willis, Nathan 1826
Williston, Edith Holmes 1896
a 595.
Wills, Robert Henry 1912
WiUson, Daniel Sumner 1881
Wilmarth, Lemuel Butler nl900
Wilmarth, Ralph Henry 1910
Wihnarth, Warren Lyle 1902
?AOE
423
274
72
300
618
76
597
545
588
580
564
451
636
409
470
542
68
429
575
76
115
83
633
459
462
538
53
278
483
110
215
70
423
362
203
501
643
76
158
115
534
290
387
80
117
545
424
270
485
414
369
.nai«e: clab^
Wilmarth, Mrs. Warren Lyle. . . . 1902
Wihnarth, Welcome. 1829
Wilmer. William Holland A1819
Wihnot, James 1908
Wilmot, Sidney. 1909
Wilson, Bertha Louise »j)1893
Wilson, Clarence Edgar nl883
/. 41.
Wilson, Clifford Morris nl905
Wilson, Edward B nl880
Wilson, EUery Lewis nl905
Wilson, Eugene Merrill 1904
Wilson, Ezekiel Robins 1807
Wilson, Franklin 1841
Wilson, George Francis A1872
Wilson, George Grafton 1886
o,591; 6,668; /, 35.
Wilson, Howell Ormsbee nl913
Wilson, Isaac Deleisseline 1829
Wilson, Isaac Grant 1838
h, 660.
Wilson, James A1798
Wilson, James Arthur »1911
Wilson, James Shuber nl895
Wilson, James Taylor 1913
Wilson, Jessie 1898
a, 596.
Wilson, Joseph Kennard 1873
Wilson, Martha Jane »pl896
Wilson, Peter A1786
Wilson, Richard Bartley 1912
Wilson, Rowland Henry nl902
Wilson, Shirley Atwood nl911
Wilson, Thomas 1826
Wilson, William Frederick 1895
Wilson, WiUiam Thomas 1839
Wilson, Woodrow hl903
Wilton, Samuel ^1774
Winchell, James Manning 1812
Winchester, Benjamin F nl855
Winchester, Joseph Richard nl854
Winchester, William Eugene 1898
Windsor, Louis nl896
Wmg, Ada Geneva al896
/, 37, 43.
Wing, George Curtis 1900
Winkler, Edwin Theodore 1843
Winn, Daniel Damm nl850
Winn, Henry Alanson 1867
Winn, WiUiam Bowers 1878
Winship, George Parker
/, 49.
Winslow, Arthur Melvin 1903
/, 45.
Winslow, Charles Howard nl878
Winslow, Ernest Henry apl90S
Winslow, Howard Oscar 1901
Winslow, Isaac Oscar 1878
Winslow, John 1795
Winslow, John 1850
Winslow, John Raymond nl911
FAOE
553
123
635
404
409
577
479
510
477
510
380
80
148
656
290
529
123
140
626
524
490
427
547
242
578
620
424
504
524
117
327
143
666
619
87
456
454
345
491
594
358
153
451
222
260
375
476
537
363
260
65
171
524
784
BROWN UNI V E R S I T Y
' NAME CLAB»
Winslow, Leon Arnold nl904
Winslow, Seth Elliott 1814
Winslow, Sydney Smith . .1908
Winslow, William Henry 1880
Winslow, William Valentine nl911
Winsor.Earle Pearce nlOOO
Winsor,'Prank Edward 1891
a, 594.
Winsor, George Alpha nl895
Winsor, Harry Draper 1909
Winsor, Joseph 1840
Winsor, Lillian Arthur 1907
Winsor, Olney
c, 27.
Winsor, Richard Brown 1868
Winsor, Samuel
cA,9, 10, 13; e,i5.
Winsor, William ; ... 1811
Winsor, William Grant 1906
Winter, Alfred Robinson 1901
Winter, Irvah Lester nl884
Winter, Joseph A1788
Winter, Louis Victor Campbell. .1895
Winter, William A1895
Winterich, John Tracey 1912
/, 48.
Winters, Mrs. Curtis H 1905
Winters, Henry Joseph 1901
Winthrop, John 1828
Wise, Louis Raymond spl903
Wiswall, Paul McCord nl903
Wiswell, Oliver 1795
Witham, Rose Adelaide yl901
Withee, Miriam Edwina 1902
Witherow, Joseph Timothy 1911
Withers, William nl814
Witherspoon, John Dick 1797
Withington, Ebenezer 1792
Withington, Elijah S nl838
Witter, William Clitus rel865
Wolcott, George Theodore 1848
Wolcott, Oliver A1799
Wolf, Mrs. Joseph A rel902
Wolf, Maurice 1914
Wolfe, Herbert Edward 1912
a, 608.
Wolford, George 1848
Wood, Alan Arthur 1911
Wood, Alexander 1816
Wood, Alfred ml822
Wood, Allen Francis 1869
Wood, Amos 1786
Wood, Augustus 1878
Wood, Augustus Judson nl895
Wood, BasU Boise 1905
Wood, Charles Baldwin nl883
Wood, Charles Hiram 1856
Wood, Charles Wilkes 1834
Wood, Clarence David
/, 44.
Wood, Claude Maker nlOlO
Wood, Delia Edith 1914
PAOE
508
92
404
267
524
485
308
490
409
146
560
224
86
394
363
480
621
327
663
424
555
363
121
537
506
65
611
553
419
435
67
62
443
468
166
626
571
429
424
166
419
96
587
227
58
260
490
387
479
188
131
520
569
! ' tllLiSB CLASS PAOK
' Wood, Dorothy Starr nl912 675
; Wood, Edmund .1876 242
; Wood, Francis ... 1819 100
I Wood, Frederick .nl857 459
\ Wood, George A1855 650
; Wood, Mrs. Harold B »pl900 580
j Wood, Harry Lowell rel901 501
i Wood, Helen Humphrey 1914 569
: Wood, Heni-y Augustus nl912 527
; Wood, Horatio Gates 1885 286
' Wood, Howland. 1900 358
; Wood, Isabel Stuart 1910 564
Wood, Jonathan M nl859 461
I Wood, Judson Irving. 1879 263
\ Wood, Laura TownsSnd »pl904 582
1 Wood, Margaret Proctor »pl902 581
j Wood, Marjorie Phillips 1911 565
! Wood, Mrs. Nathan Robinson. . . 1895 545
i Wood, Nelson Allen 1899 352
: Wood, Porter Lemuel nl876 475
! Wood, Reading nl859 462
Wood, Stephen Adams nl896 491
Wood, Thomas nl824 438
, Wood, Thomas Weston 1840 146
: Wood, Thomas Weston 1884 282
'■ Wood, Walter Louis nl899 497
; Wood, Whitman Lillibridge . . . . nl887 482
Wood, Wilkes 1793 63
c 23.
Wood, William Henry : . . 1834 131
, Wood, William Ohiey nl900 499
' Woodberry, Horace Whipple. . . . 1913 427
■Woodbridge, George Augustus . A1860 652
Woodbury, Augustus A1888 660
! Woodbury, Trueman Doane. . . . 1903 375
.Woodbm-y, Josiah Gordon nl857 459
Woodbury, Morris Elwin 1914 429
I Woodbury, Nina Emma k1911 575
! Woodbury, Samuel ?tl861 464
Woodbury, Walter Edgar 1906 394
a, 603; /, 46.
Woodbury, William Hamilton. .»1843 447
Woodcock, Fred Wayland 1891 308
, Woodin, Glenn William 1905 387
Woodman, Irving Levi 1901 363
Woodman, Isaac A1770 617
Woodman, John Freeman nl904 508
Woodman, Prentiss Mellen 1870 232
Woodroe, David Allen nl911 624
Woodruff, Frank Otis 1899 352
Woodruff, Samuel Vischer nl861 464
Woods, Alva fel826 637
/, 33; 0,21,23,24,29.
Woods, Benjamin 1786 58
Woods, Charles Francis «1908 516
Woods, Fannie Elizabeth al895 593
Woods, George Henry 1863 179
; Woods, John Burton nl912 627
IWoods, John Carter Brown 1872 238
c, 31.
Woods, John H nl798 432
INDEX
785
KAIIE CLASS PAGE
Woods, Marshall 1845 168
c, 22, 29.
Woods, Walter Hastings 1902 , 369
Woodsum, Edmund Nugent. . .nl913 529
Woodsum, Ralph Benjamin 1905 387
Woodward, Clarence Eugene. .«j)1909 542
Woodward, George Thompson . . 1862 205
Woodward, Jason. nl809 434
Woodworth, Albert Leverett. . .nl902 504
Woodworth, Clarence Field nl901 501
Woodworth, Leverett Supply 1871 234
Woodfolk, Lucien rel856 457
WooUey, Charles Lester 1914 429
WooUey, Clarence Nelson »1912 527
WooUey, Erving Yale 1888 297
WooUey, Frank Ferris nl899 497
WooUey, Mary Emma 1894 545
a, 593; h, 665.
Woolsey, Theodore Salisbury. . . fel903 666
Wooster, Edson Gaius 1874 245
Wooster, RoUin ChappeU nl888 483
Worcester, Joseph Emerson. . . .A1847 646
Worcester, Joseph HiUiard nl855 456
Worcester, Joseph W nl856 457
Worcester, Samuel Howard 1845 158
Wormley, John Taylor Jil801 433
Wormelle, WUson Ward nl897 494
Worsley, (Peter) Christian Augus-
tine 1908 404
a, 604; /, 47.
Worthington, Ellis nl836 442
Worthington, Erastus 1850 171
Worthington, George nl877 475
Worthington, Harold Powers. . .«1911 524
Wray, Herbert Eugene nl912 527
Wray, Sidney Waddington 1914 429
Wren, John Henry nl912 527
Wren, George Lawson nl859 462
Wright, Arthur Llewellyn 1906 394
Wright, Cornelia Russell spl893 577
Wright, George Frederick A1887 660
Wright, Harrison Early nlQOl 501
Wright, Harry Sheffield nl912 527
Wright, Joseph «1911 524
Wright, Luther A1805 629
Wright, Maynard Earle 1913 427
Wright, Nathan Manchester 1889 300
Wright, Nora Giralda ol901 598
Wright, Peter Clark 1895 327
Wright, Richard 1887 294
Wright, Simeon 1816 96
Wright, Stephen Edward 1906 394
a, 603.
Wright, Walter Edwards »1896 491
Wright, William Chipperdale. . . »il858 460
Wright, WUliam Lmcoln, Jr. . .spl907 540
Wyckoff, Walter Cornelius 1895 327
Wyckoff, WiUiam Watson 1899 352
Wyman, Arthur Crawford nl901 501
Wyman, Grey Huntingford 1908 404
Wyman, Henry Harrison 1871 234
Wyman, Paul Rogers rel912 527
NAMB CLASS PAGE
Wynne, Thomas Joseph nl904 508
'■■■■- Y
Yahraus, Florence Ethel nl912 575
Yanders, George B nl861 464
Yates, Elizabeth Upham «pl909 584
Yates, WUliam fel830 639
Yatman, Ellis Laurie 1911 419
Yearwood, Christopher H 31912 615
Yeaton, Ernest Elwood 1914 429
Yellowly, J. J. D nl862 65
Yerkes, George Burgess nl911 524
Yorganjian, Mardiros Haroutune 1909 410
York, Harlan Harvey
/, 38.
York, John 1854 182
Young, Alan Jewett 1910 414
Young, Alfred Hammond nl856 457
Young, Arthur Lincoln 1904 381
Young, Charles Sumner 1877 256
Young, Clarence Whitford 1888 297
Young, Daniel 1800 71
Young, Edwin Bumham nl911 524
Young, Foster Vergne 1911 419
Young, Francis EUiott 1903 375
Young, Frank Linnaeus 1874 245
Young, George 1838 140
Young, George Henry nl901 501
Young, Herrick Piatt 1887 294
Young, Howard Seth 1908 404
Young, John «1895 490
Young, John Albion 1900 358
Young, John Winfred »yl898 533
Youilg, Louis Everett 1902 369
Young, Merton Perry nl913 529
Young, Myron Day «pl905 539
Young, Perry Lawrence nl908 516
Young, Ray Durfee nl910 520
Young, Robert 1896 333
Young, Roddo York 1894 321
Young, Walter Allen 1892 308
a, 608.
Young, Walter Harris 1890 304
o, 591.
Young, Welcome 1814 92
Youtz, Herbert Alden nl904 508
Youtz, Hiram Lammont 1900 358
a, 598.
Z
Zainee, Ibrahim Parage «pl907 540
Zallee, Rhodes Walter 1912 424
Zarmon, Joseph 1911 419
Zebley, Robert Purdy nl898 495
Zellermayer, Charles «pl909 542
Zimowski, Herman Frederic. . .7il907 514
Zovigian, Hoohannes 1909 410
a, 605; /, 47.
Zug, Charles Henry 1854 182
Zunes, Constantine Lampros . . spl909 542
ADDENDA
The following corrections were received too late to be inserted in their proper
places in this Catalogue:
1851. HON. FREDERICK MOTT; address, 2725 Carpenter Ave., Des Moines,
Iowa.
1855. THEODORE DAVID WARREN; address. Orange, N. J.
1865. EDWARD RICHMOND BLANCHARD; b, Charlestown, Mass., July 3,
1883; i. Providence, R. I., April 27, 1914.
1869. FRANK WILTON FREEBORN; 279 Halsey St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
1870. PETER BENTON SHIERE; b. Lorceine, France, Jan. 7, 1841; d. West
Somerville, Mass., May 1, 1914.
1876. ERWIN JAMES FRANCE; deceased.
1877. JOHN RUSSELL GOW; D.D., Colby College, 1908.
1878. WILLIAM PORTER BARTLETT; address, R. F. D. No. 2, Plymouth, N. H.
1880. FRED CLAY TENNEY; address, 222 Broad Ave., Leonia, N. J.
1883. FRANK LUCIUS SHEPARDSON; *. B. K.
1884. GEORGE HENRY BOTTUM; b. Shaftsbury, Vt., June 15, 1861; d. Lemon
Grove, Cal., June 15, 1910.
1884. AUGUSTUS ERVING SCOVILLE; address, 1038 Centre St., Newton
Centre, Mass.
1885. HOWARD KEMBLE STOKES; Ph.D., 1900.
1886. DANIEL HUNT FULLER; address, 49th and Market Sts., Philadelphia,
Penn.
1887. LOUIS FRANKLIN SNOW; address. University of the Philippmes, Ma-
nila, P. I.
1889. WILLIAM HENRY BARNARD; address, Prescott, Ark.
1890. JAMES QUALE DEALEY; 4th line, omit 1910; 6th line, add "and 1910."
1890. FREDERICK TAFT; A. *.
1891. REV. WALTER LINCOLN STONE; address, 48 Fairhaven Road, Worces-
ter, Mass.
1892. JAMES EDWARD SMITH; address, 122 West 103rd St., New York, N. Y.
1893. LUCIAN SHARPE; address, 130 Angell St., Providence. R. I.
1894. WILLARD SAMUEL RICHARDSON; address, 26 Broadway, New York.
N. Y.
1895. ALEXANDER EMOR HARRINGTON; has not been heard from for ten
years; probably deceased.
1896. ROBERT CLARK SANGER; address, 17 Creighton St., Providence, R. I.
1896. REV. SUMNER REDWAY VINTON; address, 31 Tarleton Road, Newton
Centre, Mass.
1897. MARCUS WARD LYON; address, 48 V Street, Washington, D. C.
1897. CLARENCE RHODES BUDLONG; address, 62 Garden St., Pawtucket,
R. I.
1897. HOWARD MASON VANGELDER; address, 41 WaU St., New York, N. Y.
1898. CHARLES ERI OSBORNE; address, 64-«6 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.
1899. JULIAN CLEMENT CHASE; address, 120 Windle Park, Tanytown N Y
1899. GEORGE DUDLEY CHURCH; A.M., 1913.
ADDENDA 787
1899. CHARLES ARNOLD HULL; address, SlatersvUle, R. I.
1899. JOHN DAVIS SAGE; address, 2912 Vemon Place, Cinciniiati, Ohio.
1900. PHILIP JOHN McQUAID; b. Providence, R. I., Dec. 14, 1876; d. Provi-
dence, Feb. 23, 1914.
1901. AMOS LEAVITT TAYLOR; address, 306 Sears Bldg., Boston, Mass.
1902. EDWARD KIMBALL ALDRICH; *. K. *.
1902. REV. EDWARD LEWIS BAYLISS; address. Arcade, N. Y.
1902. ALFRED GRISWOLD CHAFFEE; address, 1007 Grosvenor Bldg., Provi-
dence, R. I.
1902. DUNCAN MARTIN LUTHER McPHAIL; *. K. *.
1903. WILLIAM THOMSON HASTINGS; edited Robinson Crusoe in 1913.
1903. FREDERICK MASON KINSLEY; has removed to Chicago; street address,
unknown.
1904. EDWARD JOSEPH BLACK; address, 154 Orms St., Providence, R. I.
1904. REV. ILSLEY BOONE; 700 East 40th St., Chicago, 111.
1904. CLARENCE WASHINGTON DEALTRY; address, 161 Devonshire St.,
Boston, Mass.
1904. DR. JAMES MURRAY GALLISON; address, 407 Marlboro St., Boston,
Mass.
1904. HOWARD FARMAN HART; address, 67 VaUey Road, Montclair, N. J.
1904. WILLIAM GEORGE HOFFMAN; address, 123 Selwyn St., Roslindale, Mass.
1904. LLEWELLYN WILLIAM JUTTEN; address, 1046 Title Insurance Busi-
ness, Los Angeles, Cal.
1904. SAMUEL EVERETT LINCOLN; with Providence Tribune.
1904. DR. EUGENE AMBROSE McCARTHY; address, 131 Rock St.. FaU
River, Mass.
1904. CARLTON HOWARD MARYOTT; address, VaUey FaUs, R. I.
1904. FREDERICK WILLIAM O'CONNELL; *. B. K.
1904. CHARLES DUREN RAWSTORNE; address, 1450 East 66th St., Chicago,
Illinois.
1904. ELIOT ROSSITER SCUDDER; address, 60 Wyman St., Brockton, Mass.
1904. EDWARD PADELFORD TAFT; address, Greenville, S. C.
1904. REV. EUGENE MERRILL WILSON; address. Sterling, Colo.
1904. ARTHUR LINCOLN YOUNG; 92 River Ave., Norwich, Conn.
1905. EDGAR AUGUSTINE BEATTY; address, 304 Vine St., Hartford, Conn.
1905. WILLIAM CLARK DROHAN; address. Room 313, 106 Main St., Brockton,
Mass.
1905. WILLIAM CHACE HASCALL; address, c/o Cheney Bros., South Man-
chester, Conn.
1905. DR. CHARLES ALFRED HOBBS; address, 2635 Pillsbury Ave., Minne-
apolis, Minn.
1906. CHARLES STUART MITCHELL; address. Polytechnic Preparatory School.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1905. WILLIAM ALFRED READ; address, 39 Mt. Everett St., Dorchester, Mass,
1906. CHARLES EDWIN ROBINSON; address. New York Military Academy,
Comwall-on-Hudson, N. Y.
1906. LESTER ALLEN WELLS; address, 17 Crescent Ave., Riverside, R. I.
1906. LOUIS IRVING DEXTER; address, 79 Abbott St., Valley Falls, R. I.
1906. ALEXANDER GRAHAM; address, 132 Murray Ave., Port Washington,
L. I., N. Y.
788 B R O W N U N I, VE.R S I T Y
1907. CHARLES DILLON McEVOY; *. B. K.
1908. RALPH PHILIP BOAS; *. B. K.
1908. JOHN GLADDING CANPIELD; address. 35 South Angell St., Providence,
R. I.
1908. LESLIE STEPHEN HIGH; *. B. K.
1909. DONALD GRAHAM CLARE; address. Room 801, 60 State St., Boston,
Mass.
1909. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, Je.; address, 40 WaU St., New York, N. Y.
1909. DONALD LEROY STONE; address, 15 D, Graduate College, Princeton, N. J.
1909. GUY FORNEY STRICKLER; address, 66 Libferty St., New York, N. Y.
1910. EARLE FRANCIS CATON; address, 627 Howard Ave., New Haven, Conn.
1910. ROLAND ELLIS HUTCHINS; address, 52 Beech St., Pawtucket, R. I.
1910. CHARLES ADDISON POST; address, Derby, Conn.
NON-GRADUATES
1852. ROSWELL CHAMBERLAIN SMITH; same as Roswell Smith who gradu-
ated in 1852.
1869. ROYAL KEITH SOUTHWICK; town Treasurer; address. West Cornwall,
Conn.
1870. JAMES BROWN THORNTON CHASE; d. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 30, 1912.
1882. PHILIP RICHMOND; d. Spokane, Wash., May 1, 1912.
1896. FRANK ELIOT HALL; address unknown.
1898. FRANK LIPPITT CADY; address. East Greenwich, R. I.
1901. JAMES FRANCIS FOX; address unknown.
1901. CLARENCE WOODWORTH; address unknown.
1902. WILLIAM FRANCIS MUSSEY; d. Saranac Lake, N. Y., Sept., 1908.
1902. WILLIAM JARVIS RENNE; address unknown.
1903. CYRIL RICHARD TOBIN; address unknown.
1904. FRANCIS FORD; address, 102 Bates St., Providence, R. I.
1904. WARREN WESTON LOOMIS; address, 147 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
1904. JOHN PRIOR THORNLEY McBAY; address. 1440 Worthington St.,
Columbus, Ohio.
1904. WALTER DENNIS MACKIE; address, 43 Woonasqueatuqket Ave., Provi-
dence, R. I.
1904. EDWARD SUMNER MACOMBER; address, 134 Blackstone Boulevard,
Providence, R. I.
1904. GEORGE BUTLER PURICK; address, Smithtown Branch, New York.
1904. JOHN FREEMAN; address. Box 155, St. Anthony, Idaho.
1907. NORMAN FOX MacGREGOR; address, c/o T. E. Tolson, Hotel Arlington,
25th St., New York, N. Y.
1907. HERMAN ZIMOWSKI; address, Tennessee Military Institute, Sweetwater,
Tennessee.
1909. ARTHUR KIMBALL SOULE; address unknown.
1910. ANTONIO COLAS; address, c/o Mrs. Faleh, 240 West 104th St., New York,
N. Y.
1911. ALLTON GREEN; address, 336 New York Ave., Providence, R. I.
SPECIAL STUDENTS
1896-97. GEORGE WINSLOW PLUMMER; address, Grantwood, New Jersey.
ADDENDA 789
ADVANCED DEGREES
1911. IVAN ELIJAH BAXTOR; address, R. F. D. No. 2, Virginia, Illinois.
SPECIAL GRADUATE STUDENTS
1895-97. ALVIN DWIGHT SHEPARD; address, 71 West 4th St., Dunkirk, N. Y.
WOMEN GRADUATES
1902. MRS. ALFRED U. LOVE; address, 209 Elmwood Ave., Providence, R. I.
1904. MRS. CHARLES ALFRED HOBBS; address, 2635 Pillsbury Ave., Minne-
apolis, Minn,
1904. MRS. NATHAN H. STUDLEY; d. Jan. 19, 1914.
1906. MRS. CURTIS CARL CHARTIER; address, 122 East 27th St., Portland,
Oregon.
1908. MRS. A. M. TOURTELLOT; address, 85 Adelaide Ave., Providence, R. I.
1909. CARRIE ETHEL BAKER; address, Arnold Mills, R. I.
SPECIAL STUDENTS
1897-98. MRS. SUMNER REDWAY VINTON; address. 31 Tarleton Road,
Newton Centre, Mass.
1903-4. FLORENCE MARION BECK; omit "A.B. Bryn Mawr, 1908."
1903-^. GERTRUDE MAY BUFFUM; insert A.B., Bryn Mawr, 1908.
1907-8. SUSAN WILBUR (SLADE) HARDY. (Mrs. Harry F.); address, 49
George St., Providence, R. I.
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