The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-16
ABOUT NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
4 ND THEIR OUTINGS AND JOUR-
 NEYINGS HERE AND THERE
Trips to the Mountain and Seashore and Across the Wnve-nIany Pleasant sober Weddings.


 sober Weddings.
 Rev. Dr. J. F. Herman, late of this
 city, is very pleasantly domiciled al
 Monroe and has entered upon the du ties of his ministry there. The Bridge
 port Standard says: Those who attent the Congregational church in Monroe
 are very much pleased that the Rev Mr. Herman reconsidered his action or the call extended to him and are con- graduating themselves that he is to la Dor with them from now on.
 The Misses Geneva and Marion Strong of this city are visiting Miss Annie Peck in Wallingford.
 Miss Mary Carpenter of this city is visiting her sister, Mrs. Susan Will 1iams in Wallingford.
 Photographer c. H. Townsend of Will limantic leaves Monday for his annual deer hunting trip of two weeks at Tim Pond in the Maine woods.
 The Connecticut Typothetae will meet in Meriden to-day. Some forty or fifty members are expected to attend and they will dine at the Winthrop.
 The Rev. Robert E. Turner of Leb- anon is again seriously i'll, an operation for appendicitis being deemed neces- sary.
 Among the marriage licenses granted in Bridgeport Saturday by Town Clerk Weber was one to John Reynolds and Christiana Stadler of New Haven.
 No notice has been given by the ad- jutant general relative to the resigna- tion of Commander Reynolds and Lieu- tenant Commander Day of the Connec- ticut Naval Reserves. Should both be accepted Lieutenant H. F. Funtz of Hartford, by reason of seniority in of flee, will assume command After Lieutenant Funtz, Lieutenant Bishop of Bridgeport comes third.
 Present at "Old Peoples Day" ob- served Friday by the Epworth league in the Methodist church of Southington, were Mrs. Mary Burrit, 75 years; Mrs. Joel Woodruff, 75 years; Mrs. Abigail Beach, 75 years; Mrs. Clarissa H. Barnes, SS years; Mrs Ruth Smith, S4; Mrs. Andrew Upson, 72; Mrs. Orin Neal, 76; Mrs. Susan Thompson, S3; Mrs Harriet Stanard, 76; Mrs. Mary A. Matthews, 72; Mrs. Levi Neal, 80; Mrs Harriet Bebee 69; Mrs E. l.. Bray, GA; Mrs Lydia Woodruff, 79; Mrs. Mary J. Cross, 64 Mrs. Mary Hemingway, s2; Mrs. Belle Evans, IT; Mrs William Ford, 77; Mrs. Catherine Wedding, 75; Mrs. H. Fisk, 76; Mrs. Ellen Cowles, 6S; Mrs Solomon Whit ing, 62; Mrs. Pauline Clark, 7S; Mrs. Esther Sampson 7S; Mrs. Charles Bishop, 61; Mrs. Levi Howell, GA; Mrs Laurilla Waterman. 61; Solomon Whit ing, 62; James Rouse, 60; Levi Neal 80; Rev. F. l.. Bray, 6S; MT. and Mrs. c. c. Nugent, Yalesville, 6S and 61 re- spectively.
 The Yale college faculty Saturday announced the appointments of schol- arship rank attained during the fresh men and sophomore years of the class of 1901 The members of the class who have attained Phi Beta Kappa stand ing, leading the class scholarship are thirty-two in number, as against thir- ty-eight in the class of 1900 and in- clude philosophical orations Philo- eophical orations-Arthur Dwight Allen, Louisville, Ky; Henry Babcock Wa tertown. N Yn John Dutton Bogart, New York city; Francis Gordon Brown, jr., Flushing, l.. l.; Lacey Davis Cas- key, Dresden, Germany; John Bulard Chamberlain, Unionville, Conn; Charles Mills DeForest, New Haven, Conn.,. Eldridge Lyon Eliason, Chestertown, Md; Robert E. B. Hall. New Haven, Conn; Harold Storrs Hetsick, Norwich, Conn; Paul B. A. Johnson, Washing ton, D. G.; William Mills Matbie, Granby Conn; Russell Hubbard Nev- ins, Stamford, Conn.,; Frank McD. C. Robertson, Parish. N. Y.; Ralph Ernest Rogers, Rochester N. r.; Howard Frank Taylor New Haven, Conn; Ed win Hotchkiss Futile, New Haven Conn; William Howe Warren, Holden, Mass: Oliver Martin Wizard, New Bri- tain, Conn; Alfred Parks Wright, New Haven, Conn; Arthur levitt Young. Brunswick, Me. High oratons-Henry Hall Christian, Minneapolis Mnn.; Oliver Hall Eddy, Evanston, Ill.,; John William Joy, Waterbury, Conn; Edwin Colby Lewis, St. Johnsbury, Vt; Charles Edgar Rogers, jr., Brooklyn, [ N. Y; Thomas Wright Russell, jr., Hartford Conn.,; Frederick Richard ! Ryan, New Haven, Conn.,; Malvern l Hall Tillitt, Elizabeth City, N, C.; liar | ry Edwin Ward, Clinton, Conn. AL bert Micajah Webb, Bell Buckle. Tenn; Wilhelmus D. A. Westfall Montague, N. J. It was announced in the Yale . bulletin Saturday that the | Hugh Chamberlain prize for the best entrance examination in Greek is di- vided between Henry l. D. Root of New Haven and Harry Brown Van Deventer of Elizabeth N. J. Honora- be mention is made of Eliot Round Clark of Pennington, Conn.
 Rev. Henry Macbeth formerly rector of Trinity P. E. church, has as his guest his sister, Mrs, Barre Johnston, who with her husband and daughter, has come on from Sydney, Australia to attend the Philadelphia Export con- vention.
 Invitations have been issued an- the coming marriage of Miss Nellie Frances Monroe of Shelton, and oscar Perthes Of Seymour, october 25 Rev. Clarence w. Bispham of Trinity with Mrs. Bispham and their two in teresting little girls will leave to-day for a two weeks visit to Mrs Bisp- hams father Admiral Casey of the United States navy, who with his fami-