Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-29

464f was held In room +, Atneneu", oA
the campus, yesterday afternoon, William
Peet of New York, class secretary, in the
chair. Fourteen members out of forty
Ave were present. Mr.. Angel, Rev. Louis |
Barnes, @. n. Brooks, Rev. @. b. Billiard,
Rev. L. 81. Cone, John Coon, Rev. n.
P. Marvin, Rev. s. d. Reid, D. D., Alfred
Plant, Rev. William e. Morse, D. D. Judge
e. J. Sanford and Franklin Wheeler, II.
D. After the reading of the secretary's
report the class adjourned to Judge San
ford's residence, where fine spread was
enjoyed in quiet manner. Old times
were talked over and in the early evening
the class broke up to meet again to-day on
the campus.
CLASS OF 42-FUND FOR ENCOURAGING
oRAToRY.
The class of 40 held their fiftieth an
nual reunion at the house of Rev. DR..
Bushnell, n Elm street. Out of q class
of one hundred, thirty-nine are living.
President Dwight attended and. was
elected honorary member. A fund has
| been started by the class as q prize to en-
courage extemporaneous speaking at the
| college. Already over 81 500 has been
collected. The details of the prize have
not yet been decided upon. There were
present, all of whom made brief remin-
iscent remarks: Odle Close, Croton Falls,
N: Y; Albert Matthews, New York
city; Glen Wood, Lake Forrest, Ill.,;
Charles 81. Hall, Brooklyn; e. O. Walker,
Detroit; John A. Peters, Bangor. Me. !;
Lewis circuit. West Brattleboro, VT; E.
Whittlesey, Washington, D. c.; julius h.
Pratt, Montclair, N. j.; D. Henschaw,
Providence, R. l.; Daniel Shearer, Boston;
| 8. W. Eaton, Roscoe, Ill; Calvin F rost,
Peekskill, N. Y; Albert K. Tesle, Milton,
Mass. Daniel B. Beach, Rochester, N. z;
George P. Hubbard. Plymouth, Mass; N.
w. Williams, Providence, R. I.
CLASS OF 'S6.
The sexennial reunion Of the class Of 's6 was
held at LOOMS academy hall last evening, about
fifty attending. A representation Of two sections
| OF the campus fence was stationed on one side OF
the hall and several members were perched
on 1t.
Edward B. Morgan of Denver, COL, was toast
The following is the list of toasta and speakers:
Yale. ....E Evans woollen, Indianapolis, Ind
'86............. Frank q. Peters, Superior, Wis
our BacheYors s Thomas Darlins WfeasasTe Pa
| Our future. William B. Anderson, N. 7. city
CLASS OF 81.
The twenty fifth annual banquet Of the class Of
~ was held at ]. M. Stewards restaurant last
evening. Twenty-three members were present
out of seventy living. Speeches were made
, by Professor E. W. Blake Of Brown university
Duer Of Philadelphia.
CLASS OF '62.
The banquet of the class of go was held at thu
court Of common pleas room in the court hous,
last evening. Thirty eight members were pres
ent Melville Day Of New York city presided
Speeches were made by Ex-Governor DAME
Chamberlain Of South Carolina, Rev. DR. E.B. Co,
| of New Yo-k, Rev. DR.. 81. Fl. Stebbins of Roches
, Frank McVeigh of Chicago and Tom Kirby. tn,
Washington correspondent Of the New Yorl
, CLASS OF 81.
, The banquet of the class of 81 was held IL
Brothers hall last evening, David ]. Burrell pre-
siding. The secretary, Mr. Morse, read his report
t after which speeches were made by A. E. Dun
: ming, Robert Allison, Morton Dexter and Ton
? Hedge. The class of ~ presented them witt
| two bottles of maenum with appropriate re
marks by Mr.. Chaplin. Tom Hedge RESPONDED
with a humorous speech. George Adee followed
CLASS OF II.
Seventy two members were present at the bar
quet of the class of VI in Linonia hall last ever
ing. James P. Andrew of Hartford presided
J. Speeches were made by Walter Brooks of Ne,
q York, John S. Thatcher of New York, F. ]. Stin
. | son Of New York, Mr. Chaplin of the Waterbur
China; Senator Green of Pennsylvania. Colone
Russell Frost of South Norwalk, George MAJ
@ thews of Rochester, Henry Chase of Waterbury
Charles Alvord OF West Winsted and Fran
: Platt Of New York.
The Senior German