The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-25

'S5-"The Development of the English
Novel," by Professor Wilbur l.. Cross of
the Scientific school, will be published
in June by the Macmillan company.
'S6-Charles w. Pierson is one of the
incorporators of the new American BIZ
cycle company, which was formed May
! II.
'S7-Charles B. Jennings has just been
elected president of the Eastern Con-
necticut Teachers association.
'S7-The marriage of Miss Harriet
Ward, granddaughter of Mrs. John S.
Ward of Washington, to Chandler p.
| Anderson took place In Washington,
| Wednesday, May II.
'S9-Henry +. Noyes has taken posi-
| ton with e. G. Atkins & Co., saw and
tool manufacturers, of Indianapolis.
'S9 L. S.-Professor George E. Beers
will spend the summer at Burns Point,
Conn.
'90-George w. Raynes, who has been
spending several months at Las Vegas
Hot Springs, New Mexico, will return
to his home in Charlestown, Mass,
about June l. very much improved in
health and bringing with him A. Fran
els Raynes the class boy.
'01--Henry X. Sheldon, Jr., has been
elected director of the Philharmonic
society of Brooklyn, to serve for one
year.
'92-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett
Briggs announced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss BERTHE Cecil Briggs, to
William Cuthbert Hall, Jr,, Wednesday
evening, May "a, at Russellville, Ken
lucky.
'93-Archer J.. Faxon has been ap-
pointed vice -principal of the High school
at South Orange, N. ].
'93-Charles D. Jones and Irwin b.
Laughlin, who have been making a
tive-months' trip through Japan, sailed
fer America May S.
'93-Dr. George M. Creevey has been
given position as assistant to DR.. Nc
Rurney. of New York in the private
ward of Roosevelt hospital,
'S3-I.ouis b. Runk has recently been
elected corresponding secretary of the
Church club of Philadelphia. and is a
member of the board of managers of the
Municipal league of Philadelphia.
'93 S.--The marriage of Miss Jean
nette Putnam Heating, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Heating. to Roger
Cook Adams, took place Wednesday,
May H. in Buffalo.
'94-Edward M stothers has opened
an office for the practice of law in the
Singer building, 149 Broadway, New
York.
'95-George X. B. Wade has taken up
his residence at South Orange, N. J.
'95--F NJ. DeForest has accepted po-
~ yy ID..lu
fishing company, of Springfield. Mass.
'95-The' engagement of Miss Minnie
G. lowering, daughter of Mr.. Joshua
lowering, of Baltimore, Nd to Philip s.
Evans, Jr., of Torrington, Conn, has
been announced.
'96 S.-Arthur f. Brown has gone into
the electrical business in Buffalo, N. Y.
'96 S.-The marriage of Mss Lottie r..
Treat, of New Haven, and Eugene E.
Underwood, will take place Thursday.
May %. at Trinity M. e. church. After
the wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Under
wood will live at 81 Dickerman street
'97-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Lapham at Boston, April 20.
CIV. H. Comley. Jr., will enter the
law office of W. II. Comley Bridgeport, |
Conn, on graduating from the Yale Law |
school this spring.
Ex-'97 S.--Augustus r.. Ireland Is |
with McVicler & Co., fire insurance, |
New York city.
'97 S.-The engagement has been an |
nounced of Miss Helen Rankin Hast
ings, of Bellefonte Pa, daughter of ex-
Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania to
Ross A. Hickok, of Harrisburg.
w paorc forp,prl.,
with Hoggson Bros, 7 East Forty
fourth street, New York city has ac-
copied position in the home Office Of
the Bankers Life Insurance company,
81 Nassau street, New York city
'97 T. S.-Rev. A. M. Hall will spend
the summer travelling in England and
Germany.