The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24

of Greetings from the West" Eben Ward had the subject "The Busy World" dealing With the careers of tho class in the world of business and R. s. Hurlburt spoke on "The Simple Life from the 7S $. Standpoint
 The following committee had charge of the reunion arrangements and will also serve for the thirty-iifth reunion five years hence: l., S. Alvord of Win sted, pr. F. K, Roberts of this city and o. H, D. Fowler of Wallingford, Those present last night were Charles L. Churchill of Roanoke, Va, Eben J. Ward of Marseilles, Ill, J, F. Bart lett of New York city, Granger Fol we'll of Chicago, Robert Hurburt of Winsted, Edward B. Brewster of Iron Mountain, Mich, Dr, W. T, Browne of Norwich, Edward T. Reed of Albany, N. r.; Walter T, Hart of New York city, Frederick l. Allen of New York ! city, w. B. G. Chapin of Brooklyn, B. A. Harmon of Cleveland, Charles Garfield of New York city, D. H.. Smith of Chicago, John c. Gallagher of this city, w. A. Vllet of Cleveland, pr. F. K. Roberts of this city, Charles T. Richmond of Cleveland, L. s, AL word of Winsted and o. II. D. Fowler of Wallingford.
 The class of 1888 celebrated the twentieth anniversary of It's graduation at banquet at the Colonnade at Saw in Rock. The class, which graduated about l25 strong, was well represented at the festive board nearly 100 mem- | bers being present. Those in charge Of the affair say this Is the largest at | tendance at any of the reunions hlther- to held. Among those who were pres ent, was the class boy, who himself will graduate from the college next year. Alonzo Stegg, the old varsity pitcher and now the athletic mentor of the University of Chicago, was also present.
 The class of 1893 Shelf gathered around the festive board at the An santawae fifty-four strong last even Ing. Of the 1lO who graduated fifteen years ago, lO4 are living, or over fifty per cent. of the members were present The committee in charge was composed of Dorm Barber. H. D. Clarke, Mclean Van Ingen, and Mark Fisher. Among those present was vance MeCormack who is mayor of Harrisburg, Pa, being elected on q reform ticket. Louis Hill the son of James J. Hill of Northern Securities, fame, and president or the Northern Pacific road, was unable 10 be present
 Mir Van Ingen came from Europe to attend the banquet. The one who came from the next longest distance was VII Ham Bart Berger, who came from Den yer, Colorado.
 After the banquet many of the mem bers gave short talks on their work and experiences since their decennia in 1903
 The 1905 class of the Yale Law school held forth at the Beach house last night the occasion being the prop CT celebration of their triennial The class graduated seventy five strong and twenty five were back for las nights dinner, One man came Iron Iowa, another from Georgia and ye another from Florida to meet thei' classmates. Two of those present, Will liam Emkee and Mason Trowbridge ar on the stan Of William Travers Jerome the district attorneyof New York coun ty Ernest Averill of Wallingford an nounced that the class baby had arriv ed, he being the father.
 After justice had been done to th' eatahlcs, and, of course, the drinkabies informal talks were given by the dif ferent members.
 One thing the class decided and tha was that it would support Billy Tatt candidacy, irrespective of the part! politics of the individual members