The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-04
YALE ALUMNI PERSONALS.

graduates:
| 'S8 S.--Edward S. Leeds is travelling
in Europe for the Brown Hosting ant
| Conveying company of Cleveland.
| 'SS S.-William T. Bull will be the di-
rector of field sports at the Chautaqua
| School of Physical Education for the
coming summer.
'S9-The engagement of Miss Bessie
Petit of Minneapolis to George p
Douglas has been announced.
'S9-Frederick w. Ellis, professor of
Greek at Washburn college, Topeka, is
chairman of the faculty of that col
lege.
'S9 S.--Frederick III. Ellsworth is one
of the civil engineers Of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road.
'S9 S,-George A. Lund has recently
been engaged as the contracting engl-
neer of the Berlin Iron Bridge company
of East Berlin, Conn.
'S9 S.-Lieutenant Arthur HI. Day has
been detailed to make an investigation
of charges made against lieutenant in
the Massachusetts Naval Militia.
80 S.-Frank A. Maloney has recently
been appointed to the staff Of New Fla
ven city surveyors.
'9O-Robert l.. Ireland has been elect
ed vice president of the American Ship
building company Of Cleveland.
'91-Walter X. Birdsall has been ap-
pointed by the mayor of Jersey City to
be member of the board of education
of Jersey City for the term of two years.
He takes office May 1.
81 M. Sill A. Elcock has moved to
Branford, Conn, from Boston, and has
opened an office there for the practice
of medicine.
92-L. Winfield Marshall has opened
an Office at 70 Milk street, Boston, as
architectural surveyor.
'92-Judge Herbert o. Bowers of Man.
chester, Conn, has been admitted to
practice in the United States courts by
Judge Townsend.
'92-George S. c. Badger has opened
an office at 124 Harvard street, Brook
line Mass, for the practice of medicine.
Through a typographical error it was
printed Howard" street in the last is
sue.
'92-M. Paul Noyes and George A.
Mason, Williams 81, have formed a
partnership for the general practice of
law under the firm name of Mason &
Moves. with offices at No. 1908 Title
and Trust building, No. 100 Washington
street, Chicago.
'93-J. B. Dill sailed for Europe on
April 25.
"a M. S.-Dr. f. S. Moulton who is
now in Ecuador, S. A., will return to
New Haven in July.
'93-After two years service at the
Roosevelt hospital, New York city,
Or. Carl e. Sutphen has opened an
office at 1856 Roseville avenue, Newark,
N. j.
'9S--James A. Babbitt, M. D., director
Of the gymnasium at Haverford college,
has been appointed assistant instructor
in anatomy and gymnastics at the
School of Physical Educa-
ton for the coming summer.
SO l.. S.-David T. Mcnamara has
been appointed assistant general regis
trar of New Haven
'93 l.. S.-A. w. Carter has been elect
I'd manager of the Hilo Railroad COM
oany, Limited, of Hilo, Hawaii.
94-Dr. r. ]. Cassidy will soon open
IN office and settle permanently in New
London.
'94-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Waller of Chi
,ago were in New Haven last week on
heir wedding trip.
'94-The wedding of Andre Alden |
Beaumont and Miss Elsie Pierronet |
Butler, both of Wikesbarre, Pa, took !
,lace at st. Stephens church, Wilkes
,arre. Thursday, April 20, the ceremo-
~ being performed by Rev. Dr. Henry
j. Jones. Among the ushers was Law
ence b. Jones "a. Mr. and Mrs. Beau
mont will reside on Mallory place, in
"a ST. Philip Farnsworth has just [
ccepted a position as counsel in patent
aw with the General Electric company
t the Schenectady office.
94 L. S.-The wedding of Miss Mary
>. Mallon, daughter of Patrick Mallon
f New York city, and Edward J.
laher took place April 26. Mr.. and
Irs Maher will live at 672 State street,
Jew Haven.
'94 M. S.-Dr r. l.. Kingman expects
0 sail for Ecuador, S. A., in the early
art of May.
'95-Harry K. Taylor has been taken
, the hospital in Cleveland suffering
18th pneumonia.
'95 81 S. Jackson has recently tax
n position with the Central Electric
ompany of Chicago.
'95 S.-George E. Thompson, jr., with
:. w. Blakeslee & Sons, New Haven,
experimenting the construction of an
ectric street railway between Bridge
ort and New Haven.
'96-Correction Of secretary's list OF
ddresses: Robert l.. Ross, pastor M.
|. church, New Platz, N. Y.
'96-Arthur E. Foote Will enter the
ew England Tennis tournament at
ew Haven, May %.
'96-Mr. and Mrs. S. e. Damon, who
ave been making a trip around the
orld, have just returned to Honolulu.
'96-Theodore Carleton has just recov-
ed from an operation for appendicitis
srformed at Roosevelt hospital, N. Y. !
96S.-Frank G. Darte was made sec !
I'd lieutenant of Co. B, 9th regiment,
G. P. March "a, 1899
go L. S--The marriage of Miss Ade-
ide A. Quinn, daughter of Mr.. and Z
rs p w Quinn of Bridegroom, and