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 Hon N;cSh Startling, of the same class. was a uniiva of Lyme He established himself ID the pro1ss.i0u of law, at Watsrt0wn, Jefferson Scuuty, sfnfe Of New YOlk, and Eose 1o em1nence. HeMas for some time representative in Congress. His asath QcqEIreA in WstertCx1, APEis 1894. AeVaa

 ism Burch, of the caass of 1909, entered college from Pgyeaton, Georgia. He rose to distinction m bis aHtiEe state as . lawyer, and was for several years Secretary of Georgia. It is understood that he died several years since; but when' wheFe' and q what age. is unknown.

 The Rev. Isabel Nettleton, D. D., of the same class, was native of KillingwoEth. He was for several years extensively known iP New England, in the Middle and in some 0f Che Southern States, @ an itinesant preacher. He died at East Wind. sOr. COnnecticaL May 10th, ls44s aged about 6l.

 Hon Ralph Granger, 9f ses cless of ls1o. was. was . native of Sufield. His residence MSe at tslrpoEt, senate. Hedied aG Cleveland, OhiOs Recepber 7th. Jcsep6 %yisbOrn Hand, of the class of 1918, was native of Madison. Fer more than twenty years he was connected with the Poet Office establish. mept ip Washington. At the time of his death he Wss sh se;s s S sss P;ssHt ,ss@ ,ss5 OGs sa s c'0 1 Rev. James Linsley was native of Nos<h Brad ford, and graduated in the class Qf lsl7. He was ordained and oficiateda short time, as pastor of Baptist 0hprch but his health failing him, he de- voted himself to the study of natural history - Commupications from MT. Linsley in this depart.

 ment of science, may be seen in the American

 Journal of Science and Arts He died at Stratford,

 December 26th, ls43, in the S7th year of his age, Edward Gore entered College from Northampton, Massachusetts,, and graduated with the class of 1sls. Heis understood to have been dead several years, but no particulars are known.

 Rev. Isaac Orr, of the same class, entered college lfrom Bedford, New Hampshire, and was probably

 a native Of that place. He was for come time pas. | tor of church, but where is not known. He died in Amherst Massachusetts, April 2sth, ls aged 51.

 Hon. Graham Hurd Chapin. of the class of 1919, was native of Salisbury. He was established m the profession of law, at Rochester, New York

 He represented his dslrictin the Congress. of the United States. He died at Mount Morris Sept. 2d, 1 1853. His age has not been ascertained. Dr. Edward Pomeroy Terry was native of Hart fafl. and graduated in 1920 He was physician in his native city, where he died. December 22d, lS43, aged about 42.

 Dr.. Augustus Alvey Adee, of the class of 1921, entered college from the cityaf New York. He was physician on hoara one of the public ships of the United States. e.died in New York, July, iS4A, age not known.

 Rev. George Darlington was native of New Canaan, and graduated in the class of 1922. He was for some VeaEs pastor of church:in Hadlyme. Ia April 1s4A, he laf Connecticut for Illinois, and died in Nashville, Nov. 1st, 1s43, aged Al.

 Rev. Daniel Crosby, of the class of 1893, entered college from Hampden, Maine. He was first the pastor of church in. Conway, Mass. and afterward at Charlestown, in the same state. He subsequent died in the moptA of February, 1s42. Robert Jameson, of the same class, was from Sa. lem, Pennsylvania. He is understood to have been dead for several years but nothing more isknown Ezra Stiles, of the same class. was a native of East Windsor ,Me died April 7th 1S44, in Syra. l cuse, New York, ,where he had been engaged, for ] several years, in mercantile business. He was in in the 45th year of bis age.

 Frederick Tyler Conc soffAe.Glass of As26s is re. ported to have been dead several years but nothing further is known. He entered college from East Haddam.

 Joseph Jenkins, of the class of 1923, was na- tive of Boston, where he died, November 9th, ls43, aged B.

 Oliver Ellsworth, of the class of 1880, was na- ! tive of Windsor He has been dead four years ;- but no particulers have been asceftained. Rev. Henry Sewnll Gerrish French of the class of In July, 1S80, he leftsthe United States as mis- sionaEy"to Siam. He died at Banl,ok, Feb. IA, 1S42, age not known.

 Job Swift Gold, of the same class, was native of Cornwall. He died in Philadelphia, June 18th, 1S44. NothingAbrther issknOwn.

 N0vs CuafIe9 E0Wafo MuTuOCks WIS n1ttv0 Ol Saybrook. He was ordained pastor or church in North Lyme, whsre he died December l5, 1s43, age not known.

 Rev. John Gould Hull, was native of NaNgatuck, in the town of Waterbury. He took esders'in the Episcopal Church, and ofiiciated sometime in Vir- ginia and other places at the south. He died at Naugatuelx, March u0eh, 1644, age not known.

 Albert Dodd, of the class of 1888, enteredoOflege from Hartford. He was aaawyeF, and resided at Bloomington, Mclain County, Illinois. In June, ls44, he was drowned in attempting to cross the river Maccanan Age not known.

 Thomas Scott Williams, of the ssme class swas-a native ef WetheEs6eld. afe'vvas tievoting himself to the profession 6fiaw; andwas1rowned in Hart ford, September 17th, ls42. aged 24. This notice was accidentally cmitted.latyeaT.

 Francis Allen 0lmsted, of the class of 1889, was born at Chapel Hill, North Carolina. His profes. sion was that of medicine. While engaged in his she made voyage to the Pacific Ocean, and afterwards to the West Indies, for the recovery of health. which had been declining; but without permanent advantage. He received kis diploma of Doctor of Medicine in February last. His death occurred in New Haven, July 19, 1644. He had just completed his 18th year.

 John Breed Dwight, of the classof fS4O. was born in Norwich. He was elected tutor of the college, and entered upon the duties of his office. He died October 18th, 1s42, aged 22.

 Ambrose Newton Hitchcock. of the same class, After graduating he went to Kentucky, where he. lately died but no particulars of his ascease are known.

 Edward Young Gould, of the class ot ls40, enter. cd college from DrimReld, Massachusetts. Alter. graduating heseildedin SentkingtCh, where he di. ed but nothing further has been psceftainea. , f.. u s e .-