Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-07
POLO.
Meeting of the Polo League Committee
i'm Meriden Yesterday-The Medals
other Facts of Intefest.

RVAOs
Meeting of the Polo League COMMITTEES
i'm Meriden Yesterday-The Medals
Other Facts OF Intefest.
The executive committee of the Western
New England Polo league met in Meri-
den yesterday afternoon. Every team, with
Its management, was represented. The New
Britain team was, short time since, .expel-
led from the league, and there has been an
effort made to make the games that were
played with that team allowed. The Rock
vile team made plea to that effect, but in
the meeting yesterday it was voted four to
one that the games should not be counted.
Gold and silver medals have been bought by
the league, and the teams are playing fol
them. 1t was promised Major Lincoln that
they should be sent to him in New Haven
two weeks ago to-day. The medals were
| however, sent to Rockville and are reported
to have been lost. They were given to the
manager of the Rockville team by the New
Britain team. It was said that the Hartford
team could not, and the New Haven team
should not have the medals if they were not
won fairly, but it seems that they cannot be
had even under those conditions. It was
voted yesterday ''that the medals be for.
warded to Major Lincoln tomorrow, the
seventh day of April" Four of the seven
teams have had the medals, and the Other
three want them as soon as possible, as the
league exists only nine days more.
,s3 HI. H. s.
It's Annual Reunion Last Night -
Toasts and Musical Exercises.
The class of 49, Hillhouse High school,
held it's annual reunion last night at Diebel'z
parlors. The supper was served at o'clock.
There was good attendance and the occa-
sion was satisfactory to all. A fine menu
was served. Members were supplied with a
very tastefully illustrated programme hav-
ing the bill of fare and the toasts- upon OPP
posite pages, with the list of musical exer-
cises following. The latter were as follows:
PROGRAMME.
/. Piano Duet Spanish Dances. .Moszkowski
Misses Graham and Henry.
J. t. Moran.
8. Vocal Duet, DO you rsknember". F. Campana
Misses Deutch and Stevens
Miss A D. Brown.
5. Piano Solo, ''Polonase''. Ley bach
Miss E. NJ. How'd.
ToAsTs.
ClaSS or CO. A. L. Hyde
To those who know thee not no words can paint,
And those who know thee, know all words faint.
Hannah More.
FL. H. S.. P. Goodhart
With velvet slippers, noiseless on the floors,
He glided softly through the half-open doors; e
Now in the room and now upon the stair,
Hes God beside them ere they were aware.
-Longfellow.
Our Teachers Miss NJ E. Lockwood
what greater or better gift can we offer to the
republic than teachers instructors for youthf
Colleg1ans- E. NJ. McCabe
Deign on the passing world to turn thine eyes,
And pause while from letters to be WISE
Sam. Johnson.
BUSINESS members Charles Schulhafer
Hast thou trader then listen to my words
NARROW
To thee the world its present homage pays
The harvest early, but natures the praise.
Pope.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days O. auld lang syne?
Burns
Our Absent. E. Cornwall
Tho lost to sight, to mem'ry dear.
2-Linley
Crete was the preis the feast royal to sene;
Douglass.
Farewell .-..--.--.--.--.-.......R II. Lewis
And now farewell
Till half an hour hence.
Shakespeare