The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-11
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

William II. Stahl of the undertaking firm of w. F. Stahl & Son, who has been seriously i'll for about five weeks, has now nearly recovered and is able to attend to business at the office of the firm on Meadow street.
 l.. F. Briggs, the Yale student resid- ing at the New Haven house who was thought to be missing, turned up in New York all right, whither he had gone to stay with chum.
 The Springfield Republican says: Mrs. Ferry of New Haven, who is said to be the most expert oyster open CT in the state of Connecticut, gave an exhibition of how it is done in Fair Haven at Rood & Woodbury's market, at TAO Main street. on Friday and Sat urday evenings"
 Charles I. French, local agent of the New Haven Steamboat company, and John Coe of the Merwin Provision com pany have left for a southern trip to Richmond and other points. They will be gone about a week.
 Dr. Charles s. Ingham has been ap- pointed instructor in Latin to fill the position left vacant at Yale by the res ignation of Dr. Thompson last June. Dr. Ingham was graduated from Yale in 1891. He taught for two years at Holbrook's Military school on the Hud- son, after which he spent three years in graduate study at Yale, where he was a Foote fellow and received the de- gree of Ph. D. in June, 1896. During l this period also he was assistant eX- aminer in the Sheffield Scientific school. The year '96-'97 he spent in Europe. His work will be in connection with the freshman class.
 Professor A. Guyot Cameron, who re- signed last spring from the Sheffield Scientific school, begins his work at Princeton this fall as professor of French in the John c. Green School of Science
 MT. Edward l.. Ginnell has returned from Sachem's Head, where he spent the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Lines of 21E Whalley avenue have gone to Indian Neck to spend October at the Monto- wese house.
 Roy McWilliams and Frank R. Kim l bley enter the Harvard law school this fall
 c. F. Heffelfnger has entered the | law school at the University of Mime sota.
 A. R. Townsend '97 s. has entered the Colorado School of Mines at Golden Col
 C. H. Berry '97 s. has removed from West Haven, Conn.,, to Far Rockaway N. Y.
 William A. Todd is teaching at Stam- ford.
 J. D. Smith has entered the Harvard law school.
 B. W. Pond is now at No. 25 Concord square, Boston, Mass. Robert K. Vibert is principal of a school at Burnside, Conn. | J. B. McKiernan, formerly of Shanley & McKiernan, has severed his connec- tion with Wanamaker of New York anG | returned to this city to assume charge of the furnishing goods department Of the Big Store, Beecher-Leonard compa- ny, S37-S39 Chapel street.
 MT. B. B. Ess, manager of the Unit ed States Life Insurance company, has been honored with an election to the executive committee of the Nationa Association of Life Underwriters. The appointment is due to the vacancy caused by the death of J. w. Harris of | Waco, Mich. The letter to MT. Ess con, veying the information adds: This is an extra honor given to our Connecti- cut association, as we'll as to yourself which is very pleasing to me and nc doubt to the Connecticut association Yours truly, Eli Weeks, treasurer. pENIK EESE