Where The Professors Will Be

Dr. G-atchell is in BostoD. Prot. Walter is in Europe. Mr. Ziwet goes to Europe. Prot. Adams is in Washington. Prof. D'Ooge is at Chautauqua. Prot. Hudson bas gone to tüe seashore. Prot. Trueblood will remaia in Auq Arbor. Prof. Harrington will remiin in the city. Prof. M. E. Cooley will probably remain here. Piof. Greeue will spend his vacatioa hei e. Prof. Kelsey wiil be detained in Ann Arbor. Dr. Freer has gone to Chicago, but will return socn. Dr. Howfcll has gone to Biltimore for the suuimer. President Angelí has as yet no plañí for the summer. Prof. Steere will rusticate on h9 farm near tina city. Dr. Ford will visit Wequetonsing for several weeks. Prof. Prescott has returned from a trip to Milwaukee, Wis. Prof. Dewey is in the east, but will return about August 1. Prot. Pettee is as yet undecided nhere to spend the suuimer. Prof. Rogers will ecjoy a few weeks, visit oa Staten Islaud. Prof. Thompson will remain in town during the entire vacation. Prof. Vaughan and farnily will spend the summer at Old Mission. Librarían Davis and wife will gpend a few weeks at Castine, Maine. Dr. Herdman will spend the greater part of the summer in Ann Arbor. Prof. Hinsdale will conduct several instilu'es in this state after August 1. Dr. Wood is in London and expects to leave for the continent about August 1. Prof. Knowlton will hunt and fish on the upper penineula until ooilege opens. Prof. Stanley will spend the summer at Providence, R, I , and other eas'.ern places. Prof. Gayley, of the University of Californio, will remain in Ann Arbor all summer, Prof. Drhkfl will leave for Europe bsfore the er,d of the montb, '.o be gone to year. Dr. Mark is spending a few weeks tt VVnller's Grove, Stone Luke, LaPorte Indiana. -Mr. Lange will loave for California about September 1, to tske up his new work there. Prof. Pattenpill is tfking a hor ebaek trip around the White, Green and Adiroddack mountiiiní. Profs. Thomas and Bemin will renain in the city tl ovtrlook the consTuution of the r new bouses. Treasuier Soule and wife will sojourn for a while in their c )ttage at Topinabee, Cheboygan couniy. Mr. Patterson, who was reoently married to Miss Merib Rwley, w:ll spend his honeymoon in Europe. Prof. de Pont will remain in Ann Arbor for a wiiile, but wiil, a little later, spend a few wetks on the Cheneaux Isla-.ds. Prot. Dammon will umain in Ann Artor dunng July, after whic.i time tie wil oonduct two tetchers' institutes in this state. Fr f. Wii chell left on Sati rday moruir.g for the west. He wil hkve charge ol the geológica! survey which is to b ; m&de duriru' the tour of the R cky Mo mtain Club. Prof. Curhnrt will be in Ann Arbir for a while. He will make a trip to Nbw York some time diiring the summer, and, in the latter part of August, will at'end the meeting, at Indianapolis, ot the Na tioDsl Association f ir the Promotion of thé Suiencea.