Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-27
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The class of '33 held it's reunion at Gen. W. H. Russelps residence. Ont of 37 mem bers now living 19 were present. Among l those present were: Gen. w. H. Russell, Rev. S. BeIden, Rev. Samuel G. Bucking- ham, Prof. Dans Rev. John Davenport, Prof. Day, Rev. Dr. Emerson, Dr. Hunt, Hon. John Hustis and family. Prof. B. John son, Gen. F. E. Mather, Rev. Joseph Pettee, Rev. Dr. Tucker, Hon. Cornelius Van Sant- voord, Rev. S. Wolcott, Rev. Geo. J. Wood, spread was served.
 '3s held it's reunion meeting at Dr. Rod mans and ate supper at Barkentin's at six o'clock last evening. Representatives of the class present were: Judge Dana of Lucerne, Pa, Rev. Dr. Warren of Boston, Rev. Dr. Dr. McCauley of Penn, T. S. Gold, secre- culture, class secretary Dr. William W. Rod man ot this city, Rev. Mir. Dole of Bedding, Mass, and the chairman of the class, H. P. Hedges of Long Island. Curtiss Woodruff of CatskiI, N. r., Rev. W. W. Woodworth of Berlin, Conn, and William Doubleday of this city and James B. Hosmer of Chicago, Ill,
 '58's.
 The class of '59 held their twenty-fi fifth an- niversary in Barkentin's supper hall in the Insurance building last evening. Twenty five members of the class sat down to the supper. Among those present were William T. Harris. the noted philosopher, Professor Lee of Oberlin, Ohio, Dr. Mat thews of Brooklyn, Rev. Charles H. Will Hams of this city, and B. D. Sleight, editor of the Sag Harbor Gazette. W. P. Bacon, of New York, is the class secretary.
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 The class of '63 occupied Barkentin's large dining room last evening, forty eight mem bers being present The tables were beauti- fully dressed and of credit to the proprietor. and in speech making. Among those present were Professor Sumner Of Yale, Judge York of this city, Judge Vann of the Supreme court of New York, Judge Ingersoll of Nashville, Tenn Rev. Leander T. Chamberlin of Norwich, II. B. Durfee of North Adams, Mass; George $. Sheffield, Julius Twiss, Dr. Washburn and Dr. Edwards of this city, F. J. Kernochan of New York. H. D. Dimmock of New York, manager of the Pacific mails, presided with Samuel Huntington as secretary.
 '53's
 '53 after exchanging congratulations over it's exercises adjourned to Hills Homestead, SaVin Rock, and had banquet. Among the members present were ex-Attorney General Wayne MacVeagh, Senator Randall L. Gib- son of Louisiana, United States Dis trict Judge E. c. Billings of Louisiana, the Hon. E W. Seymour, member of Congress from Connecticut; the Hon. George Shiras of Pennsylvania, the Hon. Stoddard Johnson of Kentucky, the Hon. James Gil lespie of Mississippi, President Andrew D. White of Cornell university, E. c. Stedman, the "poet-banker ;' A. E. Kent of California, the Hon Henry c. Robinson of Hartford, General Edward Harland of Norwich, the Rev. Dr. James M. Whiton of Newark, N. J., Theodore Bacon of Rochester, Charlton T. Lewis of New York
 '68's.
 '68 celebrated it's quin decennial with large representation present. The class held a meeting at noon and selected the present class committee, viz, Prof. H. F. Wright, Charles H. Farnam and J. Ingersoll. Among those present at the class supper, which was held at Hills, Savin Rock, last evening, were Charles M. Bingham, Cleveland, Ohio; c. B. Brewster, pastor of Christ church, Det roit Elihu l.. Clark, Detroit; Le Baron Bran ford Colt United States district judge, Prov idence; Silas H. Davenport, Pennsylvania Charles A. Farnam, assistant in archaeology, New Haven; J. Warren Green, law yer, New York; Oscar Harger, as- sistant in pal@ontology, New Haven; Jona- Haven John Lewis, lawyer, Chicago; W. A Sim, city editor Evening Post, New York; Charles 0. Ma sh, banker, New York; Geo. A. Newell lawyer, New York; Samuel Parry, clergyman, New Jersey; William Parsons, Register, New Haven; Thomas W. Pierce, lawyer, West Chester, Pa; E. K Rawson, chaplain United States navy. Boston Mass F. E. Seagrove, banker, Toledo, O.: Mase E. Southworth, Massachu setts J. K. Thatcher doctor, New Haven I; A. P. Tinker. minister, Detroit John L. Winds, New York Sheldon T. Viele, lawyer, Buffalo, N. Y; J. H. Webster, lawyer, Cleve- land T. C.. Welles. minister, Connecticut T. F. Wentworth, lawyer, New York Henry c. Woodruff, preacher, Fairfield, Conn. Henry P. Wright, professor, New Haven.
 JorTINGs.
 The voting for a member of the college corporation yesterday it was confidently pre- dicted would result in the selection of Hon. H. B. Harrison, class of AT. Other candi- dates voted for were General W. H. Russell, of New Haven, class of '53; Hon. Thomas l. Bayne, New Orleans, La., class of '58. Ph. B., and Professor George T.. Barker, of Philadelphia. Professor Dexter, secretary of the college, was in charge of the ballot box
 The triennial catalogues were distributed to the alumni by Assistant Librarian J. Sumner Smith at the college library yesterday after noon. Tickets to President Porter's recep- ton were also to be secured at one of the al coves. To-day is commencement day-procession l and exercises at Center church in the fore | noon at D. m. commencement dinner at l 8 D. m. the presidents reception at the Art | school NAO ARIn TEn0CNN1T1 All