Harstrom School - Mescolanza Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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Name- nf Sump nf Ihre GPIB 3311115 BRENT ARNOLD, JR., is Traveling Freight Agent of the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 8: St. Louis Ry. and New York Central Lines, with his office in the Ingalls Building, Fourth and Vine Sts., Cincinnati, O. WALBRIDGE S. TAET is neither married nor en- gaged, but is completing his second year in the Harv- ard Law School. His home address is 36 West Forty- eighth St., New York. . GEORGE VVILSHIRE is secretary of the Motor Mart of New York, at 1876 Broadway. He lives at the Yale Club in F orty-fourth St. WILLIAM KURTZ J QHNSON died abroad this spring. He was one of the best friends the school ever had. The following notice is copied from the Yale Alumni Weekly of lVIay 21, 1907: U William Kurtz Johnson, 306, of Washington, D. C., died suddenly of heart failure on ltlay 44, at Kandy, Ceylon. He was born at Washington, D. C., on Au- gust 10, 18892, the son of E. Kurtz Johnson, a grad- uate of the University of Virginia in the Class of '65, and Annie Elizabeth CVVimsattj Johnson. He re- ceived his education preliminary to entering Yale at the Harstrom School at Norwalk, Conn. In college he was a member of Alpha Delta Phi, and the Scroll and Key Society, he was president of the Freshman Navy, and vice-president of the Sophomore Wranglers. After graduation hevstudied a year at the Harvard Law School and the following year at the Columbia Law School. On November 18, 1908, he was married to liliss Eno Ham, daughter of Mr. and lVIrs. George Q. Ham of Mexico City. His character was marked by his exceptional generosity and loyalty. By his death is felt the loss of a warm and genial friend. JAMES LYNN MITCHELL was married on June 10, 1908, at Oil City, Pa., to Bliss Ruth Brundred. He is cashier of the Capital National Bank of St. Paul, lVIinn.., and writes that he is as loyal as ever to the school. . HUGH S. KNOX is working with the Bell Telephone Company in Philadelphia and 'living at Valley Forge, Pa. He says that he is not married and that he has no such prospects. KENNETH E. WEEKS is in the bond business with Hincks Bros. 'S Co., of Bridgeport, Conn., and lives at 445 Washington Ave..in that city. He is not an infrequent visitor at the school. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, of Cincinnati, O., was married in June, 1908. He visits the school whenever he is East, and he always has a protege or two here. SAMUEL FRANCIS ADAMS, JR., was married on the last day of last year. He is in the real estate business, with offices in the Flatiron Building, New York. JOSEPH RITER is assistant to the President of the Riter-Conley lVIanufacturing Co., of Pittsburgh. Modesty forbids his giving us further information. CHARLES MEREDITH DUPUY lives at 646 More- wood Ave., Pittsburgh, and is connected with the sales department of the Pennsylvania Rubber Co., of Jeanette, Pa. He was married on June Qllith, the day of his graduation from Yale, in New Haven, Conn., to Miss Eunice Ward Parish. On April 28, 1909, a daughter, Eunice Parish DuPuy, was born to Mr. and lVIrs. DuPuy. ' CHESTER P. SIEMS is a member of the firm of Siems Sz Company, railroad contractors, with offices in the

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K. J. T. A. J. E. C. H. H. B. E. C. L. W. F. A. E. S. W. B. N., D. H. H. L. Nferrill L. lVIitchell D. Bioorehead BI. lkforgan F. llilorrill lllorrill A. lliunn Blurphy Muzzy Nugent P. O'Brien Oliver' Oliver? ll. Osborne S. Page Parker? B. Partridge S. Partridge, Jr. Paul Perin I. Perry, Jr. Phelps Phipps Pierson K. Porteous C. S. Pundeford W. Ralston W. B. Rand C. Rand C. Rathborne W F.. Raymond H. Raymond A D. E. Raymond H. Reuter D. Reynolds C. Richards J. Riter W. H. Rodd, Jr R. Rowland D. C. Rumsey D. Schenck A. Seeley W. S. Semple L. Sheldon A. Sheldon J. Seronde G. K. Shields A. Siems C. P. Siems E. M. Sheppard W. H. Smith F. Snowdon L. C. Snyder H. Sooysmith K. Sooysmith H. Staples H. Stephens' D. Stevenson G. Stewart A. Stillwell ' J. B. Stuart H. Taft U VV. S. Taft H. E. Talbott R. Thatcher J. Thomas G. Thompson H. E. Thompson, Jr. G. Tinker J. -P. Treadwell F. Tullidge H. Turner F. D. Vetterlein W. F. VValker T. Walker H. VVardwell E. Weeks Weeks Welch Welch I B. Wharton D. VVhite, Jr YVhite White VVhiting C. Wick ' H. Withe1'bec W. S. Wickwire O. Wilkins DI. Willa1'd VVilliams VVilshire B. Wilson Wood B. Wright Zehnder J. Zweygartt

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National German-American Bank Building, St. Paul, lllinn. His residence is at 749 Summit Ave.,-A St. Paul. Q DOUGLAS S. SCHENCK is secretary and assistant treasurer of the North Eastern Agency Company, with offices at 16 Liberty St., New York. Y THOMAS C. GORDON,S address is Edge-Lawn, Brockport, N. Y. He was married on Oct. 7, 1908, to Bliss Ruth Perry, of Chicago, and is engaged in the lumber business with Gordon 81 Son, Inc. WARD S. GREGORY is a practicing physician in Norwalk. He is the school doctor, and lectures each year on the Preservation of Health. I J. COURTNEY PUNDERFORD is the owner of the Monmouth Poultry Farms at Frenau, Monmouth County, N. J. He has been in the business for five years and has made a great success of it. EDWVARD BELLAMY PARTRIDGE is an attorney and counsellor at law in Phelps, N. Y. By appointment of the New York State Commission in Lunacy he is also attorney for the State Hospital at Willard. SAMUEL SELDEN PARTRIDGE, JR., is a traveling salesman for the Syracuse Dry Goods Co., and lives in Rochester, N. Y. .He wasmarried on Oct. 2, 1900, to llliss Belle VVilliams, at Seneca Falls, N. Y. 1 JOHN P. TREADWELL, JR., lives at 91 Vernon Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y., and is assistant secretary and treasurer of The American Bank Note Co., with of- fices at 70-'72 Broadway, New York. He 'holds a similar position with the United Bank Note Corpora- tion. He was married on Sept. 25, 1907, to Miss ltlabel Stewart Carter of Easton, Pa. ' THOLIAS FRANCIS after leaving Yale attended the Biltmore' Forest School, Biltmore, N. C., and is now working with the H. D. Williams Cooperage Co. of Leslie, Ark. ' ' 1 HILARY ZEHNDER is superintendent of the puddle and rolling mill departments of the Scranton Bolt Sz Nut Company. YTUILNER DONAXLDSON RJOORHEAD is treasurer of the Moorhead Bros. N Co., Inc., Iron and Steel mills, Sharpsburg Station, Pittsburgh. He was married on April 27th at Dayton, O., to- Bliss Julia J. Patterson. On their return from Europe they will reside at 84:0 Ridge Ave., Allegheny, Pa. V CHARLES WATSON DEVINE and his brother 'DAVE GIDES DEVINE are engagedin planning and prepar- ing for a large fruit ranch close to Phoenix, Ariz., in the citrus fruit belt. It is a pleasure to say that both are now in fairly good health and that they are pros- pering. 'ALLEN C. HOUSE and his brother H. A. House are engaged in fruit raising in the State of Washington. Their lands, amounting to.150 acres lie in the neigh- borhood of North Yakima. 5 HARRY DALLMEYER is learning the steel business in Pittsburgh from the bottom up. He writes that he and GRANT NICIYINNEY are going to VVashington thisisummer to help 'cMaX Ho-use 'pick apples. JOHN N. BALDWIN, JR., is at the Creighton Law School of Omaha, Neb. He leaves lVIay, 1st for Colo- rado to jo-in the engineering corps of the U. P. R. R., but will resume his law studies in the autumn. LAURANICE 'H. -ARMOUR is vice-president of the Armo-ur Interests, and lives at Q44 East Armour Boule- vard, Kansas City, Mo. A DENISON SHOEMAKER PHELPS was married on June 2, 1909, to Miss Clara Louise Corbett, at Co-rbetts- ville, N. Y. CHARLES LOOMIS DANA,.JR., is in business with Blodgett, lllerritt Sz Co. of New York. His home ad- dress is 53 WestFifty-third St., New York.