The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-16


Providence, recently returned from
Lakewood N. j., where he has spent the
winter for his health.
'56-Rev. Prof. Levi l., Paine D. Dr.
professor Of church history in the Ban
ror Theological seminary, spent the past
week in New Haven.
'5S-F. A. Noble has been elected vice.
president of the International Congfe-
gational council to be held in Boston,
September 20.
'6O-Prof. Eugene L. Richards repre-
scented Yale at the meeting of the gradu-
ate committee of appeal of the l. A. "A
held in New York, May 20.
'60-Dr. and Mrs Francis Delatleld
will spend part of the summer at South
ampton, l.. /.
'6O-An article on the late O. G.
Marsh. of Yale university. appears IN the
June number of the American Journal
of Science.
'61-Samuel Arthur Bent has recently
resigned his position as clerk and treas
urer of the Bostonian society, old State
House, Boston, to which he was elected
in 1890 His address will be Brooklyhe'
Mass
'97-Daniel d. Schenck is now en-
gagged with the coal department OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad company, 914 Summit street,
Toledo, Ohio.
'98-W. r. Letcher has just been ad-
mitted to the Kentucky bar, and Will
practice in Richmond, KY.
9S-Lewis M. Williams is with the
Sherwin williams company, of New
York city.
'98 S.-Frank v. Chappell has just
been promoted to be adjutant, with
rank of captain, in the Third regiment
c. N. G.
'9S-W. f. Dominick is studying archi-
lecture at Columbia university
CSC. d. Cheney and A. C. Harrison
have gone to Virginia on hunting trip
'9S-Mr and Mrs. f. w. Tenney nave
taken up their residence at 4l5o VIM
cennes avenue. Chicago.
'9S-Arthur Il. Williams, Jr., will go
abroad this summer, preparatory to en-
tering a theological school,
'9S-Robert Calender has recently
been promoted to the entry desk in the
Forbes & Wallace company, of SPRING
field Mass.
'9S-Charles e. Farr, of Athol, Mass,
will return to Yale this fall for post
graduate course.
'9S-M. A. Cation. instructor in Yale
university, will sail for Paris during the
first week of July, in order to continue
his study of French,
'9S-Henry b. Cogswell has been ap-
pointed assistant manager of r. G. Dun
| e. Co, mercantile agency at Worcester,
| Mass
'9S-E. H. Knight will make an extern
sive tour of the west during the sum-
| mer and early fall His address will be
indianapolis, Ind, after September l.
'62-Rev. James B. Chase has accepted
| a call to the pastorate of the Congrega-
| tional churches at Hull and Perkins, Ia,
| in connection with the principalshlp of
the Hull Educational Institute.
'66-Mr. and Mrs NJ Dwight Collier
sailed for Europe June l.
| 6S-John II. Wilson was ordained a
deacon of Trinity church, New York.
May %.
'6S-Rev. and Mrs. Donald MacGregor,
| of Troy, N. Y, sailed for Glasgow re-
Gently on the steamship Furnessia.
'6S-William M. Stay has been nomina-
ted as states attorney by the democrat
ic party of Kent county, Md.
'6S-The marriage of Miss Dickey and
Surrogate James M. Varnum will take
place in Grace church, New York city on
Wednesday, June IA. Mr.. and Mrs, var
mum will spend their honeymoon at Bar
| Harbor.
80 S.-Albert B. Hill, of New Haven
| Conn, Is at Berkeley Springs West Vlr'
gina.
'7O-Charles w Gould was elected
member of the board of directors of the
Knickerbocker Trust company on June
H.
| '7O-Charles T.. Shepard was reelected
vestryman and Junior warden of 81
Marks parish, Seattle, on May J.
'g6-The marriage of Miss Margare
Olive Black, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Greene Vardiman Black, to Mark Bad
win, of Duluth. Mimi, will take place
at the Congrega tional church, Jackson
VILE. ILL.,, Tuesday evening, June 20.
'96-Dr. Edward l.. Trudeau, j., as
sistant physician at Saranac Lake. n
Y, is one of the Hartman exploring
party which left Portland, Ore, May 81
for two months cruise in Alaskan
waters.
,9e-E,dward f. Denison will graduate
from the Columbian University Law
school, Washington, D. G., this june
taking the degrees of LIB. and M l.
Mr.. Denison is president of his class
After graduation he will enter law or
flee in Chicago.
'96-The marriage Of Miss Annette
Kerr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg
Kerr. to william Hall Brokaw, tool
place at Yonkers N, Y, June ID. cara
have been issued for an "At Home at
ter September 1, at the Church OF tn
Advent Rectory, Brownsville, Texas.
'96 and 1900 M. S.-Frederick Coonle
will spend the summer substituting a
the different New York hospitals.
'96-George S. Buck sailed for an eX
tensive trip through the Lake regior
England Holland, the Rhine and Nor
way, May ID.
.96-The engagement is announced Q
Miss Ethel B. Gresham, daughter of MI
and Mrs. John H. Gresham, of Hackef
sack, N. j., to Wesley Grove Vincent,
Cottage City, Mass.
'9e S.-Edwards Johnson has taken
, house for the summer at Easthamptor
Long Island.
Ex-'96 S.-M. p Warren is in the cat
tie business in Magdalen, New Mexico
'97-Wiliam S. X. Wetmore has jus
returned from a surveying trip in China
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