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WEAD, Charles Kasson, physicist, born in Malone, New York, 1 September, 1848. He was graduated at the University of Vermont in 1872, afterward was appointed professor of physics in the Pittsburg (Pennsylvania) high-school, and in 1877 accepted a similar chair in the University of Michigan, where he continued until 1885. Subsequently he settled in Hartford, and became an electrician. Since 1880 he has been a fellow of the American association for the advancement of science. He has prosecuted original experimental work in acoustics, the results of which he has contributed to the "American Journal of Sciences" and other periodicals. He has published " The Aims and Methods of the Teaching of Physics " (Washington, 1884).
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