The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-16


al district of Connecticut.
'SS-Bernard c. Steiner has written
biographical sketch of Rev. Samuel
Knox, an early American educator,
which will appear in the next annual
report of the United States bureau of
education.
'SS-Francis G. Pratt of Hartford,
Conn, has left for trip through Eu-
rope. He will not return until the
close of the Paris exposition, where he
will have charge of the Pratt & Whit
ney's exhibit.
'SS M. S.-The only son of DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas M. Cahill of New Haven
died on March 20 at the age of five
and half years.
'90-Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Sarah Tracey
Whitney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Whitney of New Haven, to DR.. Leon
ard Cutler Sanford of New Haven, at
the Center church in this city at noon
April 26.
'9OS.-John c. Tracy of New Haven
has purchased a lot at the corner Of
Edgewood and Winthrop avenues and
is preparing plans for q house.
'91-Norman McClintocl has recently
gone into business with mis- father,
Oliver McClintock of Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr. McClintock was formerly con-
nected with the Pittsburg Auto1Car
company.
'91-The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
says: Lyle A. Dickey, formerly of
Chicago, has been appointed second dis
,.,sA. ,1t1lt n mol ipJ
Islands, to succeed Judge G. L. Peter
son, resigned. He will assist Judge
Wilcox in the police court Mr.. Dickey
is a well known practitioner at the
local bar. He has been frequently men
toned for one Of the posts in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and his appointment
will give as great satisfaction to the
public as to the attorneys of that city,
x-'92-William E. Smith has resign
ed the principalship of the Annapolis
High school, having been appointed
second lieutenant in the United States
marine corps.
'93-W w. w. Parker will spend the
coming summer at Cape Nome, Alaska,
where he will manage the affairs of
banking house of that place.
'94-James r. Trowbridge has recent
ly gone to Mexico as manager of rub
Der plantation. His present address is
Terra Blanca, Estado de Vera Cruz,
Mexico.
'95--Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Wander
bilt have leased Lands End, Edward
p. Wharton's village in Ledge Road,
Newport, for the coming season.
er was elected coroner's physician of
Wilmington, Del. He has also very re-
Gently been appointed physician at the
dispensary of the Delaware hospital,
Wilmington.
95-George C. Bryant has been APP
pointed Judge of the civic court in Der
by, Conn.
'95-The engagement of Miss Maude
Banning of New York to Robert A.
Peet is announced.
'95S.-W Orville Hickok sailed for
Europe on Wednesday, March rs, on
business trip.
Frederick M. Hoyt represented
the Stamford Yacht club at the meet
ing of the Yacht Racing association of
Long Island sound, and was elected a
of the executive committee for
the year.
'95S.-George e. Thompson, jr., super
intendent of construction for the In
dustrial Construction company of De- |
troit, Mich. has resigned his position
with that company to accept thp posi-
ton Of assistant engineer of construc-
ton with C. w. Blakeslee & Sons, in
of third
rail road between Albany and Hudson,
N. Y.
'96-H. S. johnson and Henry A. Per-
kins will sail for Europe May 2, and
will be abroad about five months.
'96-George A. Smith has given up his |
position as instructor at the Cascade |
"a academy, Ithaca, N. Y, and is at |
present in New Haven.
96-William W. Chandler, the organ |
st of the Prospect M. F.. church, Bris-
.ol, Conn. gave an organ recital in Bat
ell chapel on Tuesday. April TO-
'96-Charles Collins expects to sail /
Jery soon for Europe. He will spend
he summer in England, and will cross
yver to France to study architecture,
'e6-Kneeland Ball George S. Buck
IND lnGOuDTe N. trbWbils itiNC pcci IN-
,entlv elected to the membership COM
nittee Of the University club of Buff
alo.
'96-Edgar S. Auchincloss has been
appointed general agent in the freight
nf the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad with head
quarters at rs Exchange Place, New
York
'96-William Wallace Chace was adj
nitted April to partnership in the
irm of A. Frank b. Chace q Sons,
hudson, N Y. The other members of
he firm are A. Frank B. Chace, AL
red Bruce Chace Yale '92, and j.
Crank Chace '94.
'96-Douglass Stewart, who was re-
entity appointed assistant director of
he Carnegie Museum of Pittsburg, Pa,
allied for Europe March 3 on the
Kaiser Wilhelm H. MI. Stewart is a
member of the American committee ON
Iuseums at the Paris exposition, and
viii probably remain abroad till fall
97-Frank E. Spaulding is instructor
t the Wilmington Military academy,
Del, which was started
asst year
'97-Edward S. Bracket gave up his I
osition last fall as assistant princi-
al of the Rockville High school, Rock
lille, Conn, and is now studying in the
ale Medical school