Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees . New Haven,where he continued until his admission to the Barin that year. He located in Norwich, remainingthere until 1865, and served as Assistant Clerk ofthe Supreme Court of New London county andlater as Recorder of the City of Norwich duringthis period. In 1S65 he came to Hartford andentered into partnership with John C. Day. In1870 Mr. Stanton was appointed Assistant to theUnited States Attorney and after a ser
Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees . New Haven,where he continued until his admission to the Barin that year. He located in Norwich, remainingthere until 1865, and served as Assistant Clerk ofthe Supreme Court of New London county andlater as Recorder of the City of Norwich duringthis period. In 1S65 he came to Hartford andentered into partnership with John C. Day. In1870 Mr. Stanton was appointed Assistant to theUnited States Attorney and after a service of four-teen years in this capacity was appointed UnitedStates Attorney for the District of Connecticut onthe death of the then incumbent. Three years later he retired and devoted himself to privatepractice. Mr. Stanton has always been a Republi-can in politics, taking an active interest in thewelfare of the party. .-Xlthough he has neversought public office he was elected a member ofthe Connecticut Legislature of 1880, serving asHouse Chairman of the Committee on the Judi-ciary. He is President of the Hartford Bar LibraryAssociation and one of the local council of the. LEWIS E. STANTON American Bar .Association, of which he has been amember for many years. He has acquired widereputation as a jurist and attorney. PEET, Edward Wright Yale 1886 — Columbia in Foochow, China, 1862 ; prepared for Collegein Hillhouse High School, New Haven, Conn.; gradu-ated Yale, 1886; Columbia Medical School, i8go;served on hospital staffs in Newark, and New YorkCity, 1890-93; practising physician, New York City,since 1893. EDWARD WRIGHT PEET, , Physician,was born in Foochow, China, September 5,1862, the son of Rev. Lyman Burt and HannahLouisa (Plimpton) Peet. On his fathers side hetraces his descent from one of Roger Williamsscompany in Rhode Island about 1667, and on hismothers side from the Plimptons who settled in the 200 UNIVERSiriES AND THEIR SONS Colony of Mass
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