The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1894-06-27

Haven, Conn; G. ii. Wyncoop, N. y;
A. Robinson. Rochester. N, y; +. T.,
Woodruff. China; ii. II, owen, NJ. D.,
N. Y; L. T. II. Gibson. NJ. A., ~. Y.
The class OF 80 S. held their class sup
per In Stewards. T he toastmasters
were Charles A. Otis and Harrison ].
Drummond. The class boy was James
B, Shepard. The presentation speech
was made by Julian Dubois. and the
beautiful gift was accepted by the faith
err Charles b. Shepard. Speeches were
made by James l.. Murdoch, Nell Gray,
Harry G. Day and =. II. Allen.
The class OF 'Ss S. held their supper Mt
Traegers, twenty-five being present. j.
C. Damn presided. Speeches were made
by A. C. Alexander Of Honolulu, ]. G.
Damn and others.
The headquarters OF the class OF IA
was at the editorial rooms OF the Yale
Lit. The business meeting was held at
noon. The class attended the baseball
game In the afternoon. The class sup
per was held at the New Haven house,
sixty being present. Henry Harger Ra-
gan presided. Rev. Samuel Clarke
Bushnell offered prayer Among those
present were Henry w. Farnam. George
Lewis Dickerman, George l.. Fox, Hollis
b. Frissell. George NJ. Gum, Henry p.
Hatch Francis G. Ingersoll, Daniel Il.
Howe and Hon. Charles +. Joy.
The dinner of the Yale medical school
alumni association was held at Deibel's
cafe last evening. DIR. Fleischner OF
this city was POSTMASTER and about
forty were present. DR.. l.. b. Goodyear
OF Waterbury was the retiring presi-
dent. DR.. C. A. Welch Of West Winsted
was elected in his place. DR.. Crane of
Waterbury was elected secretary.
The quindecennial reunion Of the class
Of 10 was held at Veru hall last evening.
There were sixty-flve members present
and ]. NJ. Stewart catered. Julian Cur
tbs of New York was POSTMASTER, and
among those present were Samuel w.
williams OF. Colchester, Conn.,, DR.. WV.
Hawkes., Ward Bailey, David Daggett,
Fred w. Williams, DR.. L. S. DeForest,
w. J. Trowbridge, J. w. Keller OF the
New York Recorder, John w. Curtis,
Mr.. Merriam of Lowell, Mass, and
Frank w. Hyde of Hartford.
The semi-centennial reunion and BAN
quet of the class of "A was held at the
Elliott house last evening and was at
tended by thirty-six out Of the original
class Of 104. Edwin Wright, the class
valedictorian, presided. An elegant
menu was served, and speeches were
made by many of those present. The
members Of the class present were Isaac
Atwater Of Minneapolis, Mimi, Edward
H. Avery of Columbus, N. Y, Rev. f. d.
Avery of Ledyard, Conn, S. A. Badger
Of Kittery, Me-, Delos w. Beadle Of st.
GATHERINGS, Ontario, Canada T.. Porter
Belden of Sing Sing, N. Y, Edward
Bissell of Toledo, o., Rev. William e.
Boies of Long Meadow, Mass.,S. M.
Brown of Fair Haven, Conn.,, Rev Ed
win A. Bulkeley, D. D., of Rutherford
Park, N. j., Augustus A. Coleman of
Greensborough, Ala, Rev. Theron G.
Cotton Of Rootstown, O., John A. Dana
of Worcester, Mass, Thaddeus Foote of
Grand Rapids, Mich, Ira Lewis of God
erich, Canada, Charles r. Lynde of New
York, Rev. Charles A. Maisson, d. D.,
of Philadelphia, Pa.,Virgil M. D. Marcy
of Cape May City, N. j., Mr.. Maltby,
Prof. John P Marshall Of Tufts college,
College Hill, Mass, Charles H. Meeker,
M. D., of Railway, N. J. Abner Rice of