Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-28
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival.


 The young people of Woodbridge will give an ice cream and strawberry festival at the church parlors in Woodbridge on Thursday evening of this week. Don't fail to go if you want delightful moonlight ride, splendid strawberry shortcake delicious ice cream and the choicest delicacies of the season.
 Wilcox S& Co.
 The dry goods house of Wilcox 85 Go. have completed the enlargement of their store by an extension in the rear adding much to their room and rendering their establishment much finer than ever. For some time the business has required greater facilities than have existed and these facilities have been attained, an addition in the rear thirty-six by fifty feet having increased the area of the store to l36 by 50. A encouragement of goods has been made since the completion of the addition, and the systematic classification will find favor in the eyes of all patrons of the store. The fine store is credit to it's proprletors, Messrs. A. c. Wilcox and Curtis Wilcox.
 Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem, N. H.
 AS the warm season advances many ladies will be leaving town, and it is requested that all who have prepared articles for the Beth lehem fair will attach price to each and leave them with Mrs. w. E. Miller, 247 Orange street. It is earnestly desired that the fair in its every department shall be worthy of the undertaking it is designed to aid, and it is pleasant to know that many persons are so much attached to the little church in the mountains that it was felt to be only necessary to make the request for cooperation in order for it to meet with 8 cordial response. It may be well to add that no disposition of articles by way of raffie or chance will be permitted
 Yale Class Reunions. The class of '37 met by appointment at East Divinity Hall. The Hon. William M. Evarts was chairman by prerogative of 1 being the minor bully of the class. Of the fifty seven survivors of the class of one hun ! d1ed and four graduates there were twenty five members present. Among them were 1 the Hon. Edwards Pierrepont formerly min I ister plenipotentiary to Great Britain; Chief Justice Morrison R. Waite: Prof. Stephen Dykes, of Danville, Ky; Dr. M. M. Baggs, ! of Utica, N. Y.; Rev. David B. Coe secre- | tary of the Home Missionary society of New York; Thomas M. Day, formerly editor of the Hartford Couaant; Professor | B. S. Martin, of New York University J. Austin Spencer, of Philadelphia; w. T. l Hatch, Esq, banker of New York Rev. l.. $. Hobart and Edmund Terry, of New York city Professor Chester s. Lyman of this city. Professor Benjamin Silliman was sec- retary. Each member gave in turn 8 brief history of himself with particulars of his ! family. The class adjourned to meet five years from yesterday. The social evening was enjoyed at Professor Lyman's. There were present General William H. Russell, President Porter and ex-President Woolsey, i Professors Thacher, Dana, Dr. Arthur w. Wright.
 AZ met in the College Lyceum. John D. Candee, of the Bridgeport Standard, pre- sided. William Peet, Esq, of New York city, was secretary. Among those present were Prof. H. G. Jesup of Dartmouth Col lege Miles of New Jersey, Barnes of Oxford, Bullard of Hartford, Cone of Springfield, Wheeler of Pennington, Cleaveland of Gran by, Marvin of Woodbridge, and others. The meeting was one of much enjoyment. l The class of '57 celebrated it's 18th ami versary at Loomis' Temple of Music last evening. It was perhaps the handsomest thing for class meeting ever held in New Haven. Many ladies were present. The class graduated 1O7, of which number 81 are living and 38 were present last evening
 'G2 had their supper last evening at Red clife's
 '67 had it's supper at the Homestead, Savin Rock, last evening, 25 or 30 members pres ent. George Adee presided.
 l '32 held it's semi centennial at Prof Salis- bury's residence Monday evening Mir. Tracy, chairman of the alumni meeting yesterday, presided.
 | '72 congregated under one of the elms on the campus last evening and about 40 strong marched to 22 Insurance building and had supper.
 l '76 had supper at Sayin Rock last evening