Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
LEDIyrNrrY SCHOOL,

The Program for tho Anniversary
May 18-The Graduating GLASS;
Their Occupations for Next Year.
The anniversary of the Yale Divinity
School will occur this year on Wednesday,
May 16. The exercises will be a. follows:
Addresses by members of the graduating
class, followed by farewell address by
Professor Brsstow, in Battell chapel, at
1890 .. m. After these addresses COLA
tion will To served in the lowell Mason
Library room in West Divinity hall, to
which the alumni and students of the semi
nary, and ministers who are present are
invited. At $50 p. m. meeting of-the
alumni in Marquand chapel will be ad-
dressed by Rev. James W. Cooper, D. D.,
'65, of New Britain, and Professor John ?.
futile, D. D., 's2, of Amherst college, on
the subject: SIS the American Pulpit De-
clining in Powers' On Sunday evening,
May IS, the divinity students will be ad=
dressed by the Rev. Frank W. Gunsaulus
of Chicago in Marquand chapel.
DIVINITY SCHOOL SENIORS.
The members of the senior GLASS In the
divinity school have decided upon their
occupations for next year as follows: W.
W. Dorman has accepted call to the First
Congregational church, Grand View, Tenn. !;
| q. 8. Dougall will enter the Methodist
ministry in Canada; w. L. Evans, home
| mission work in the west; A. L. Grein,
| mission of First Congregational church,
| Buffalo; ]. L. Hartstock, . call to New
1 A4r nal
| church, Columbus. N. 2; E. J. Lewis,
| Pilgrim church, Plymouth, Pa; A. L.
McOlelland, Weekoosa, Wis, Congrega-
tional church; 81. @. Meserve, Faith
church, Springfeld;J J. W. Norris, Congre-
gstional church, Oxford, Conn. F. Park,
| School of Elocution, Boston; II. d. Proc
tor, First Congregational church, Atlanta,
Ga; G. A. Shaw, Clayton, N. Y, Congre-
gational church; J. A. Solandt, Stafford
Vile, Conn, Congregational church; R. J.
Thomson, Congregational church, Green's
mission; @. Faduma, O. B. Keenleyside, @.
Perry, A. Post, @. E. Reeves and A. Sand
DO will return; A. +. Fehlandt aud 8. g.
Hickman will 90 to Harvard. A few are
still undecided.
CoURANT PRIZES.
The present board of editors Of the
Courant have decided to offer . series of
prizss similar to those cffsrsd by the '94
board, for competition during the year.
The prizes are as follows: A first prize of
$50, to be awarded to the man, three of
whose stories shall be adjud9ed the best; .
second prize of $40, to be awarded to the
man, three of whose stories shall be ad-
judged next in order of merit, and q first
prize of $15 to the man, three of whose
poems shall be adjudged the best; and
second prize of SO to be awarded to the
man three of whose poems shall be adj
judged next in order of merit.
Competition for these prizes Is open to
all undergraduates of the academic depart
ment and the Sheffield scientific school.
The prizes will be awarded at the end of
the term of Office of the present editors
and definite notice as to the time when
later.
Cooking Main.
BRIDGEPORT, April pa cooking main
took place early this morning on the out
skirts of the city between Danbury, New
Haven, Hartford and Bridgeport birds.
The Danbury and Bridgeport birds won
seven of the nine battles and took the
stakes of 500.
Old Lancasterian school Boys.
This afternoon at o'clock large num-
Der of the former pupils of Mr.. Lovell's
Lancasterian school will meet at Warner
hall and will proceed to the old cemetery,
where commemorative services will be held
at the grave of Mr.. Lowell. This evening
the annual business meeting and banquet
of the Lancasterian School association will