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...Alumni of Phillips Exeter are to have a re-union and dinner at Hotel Vendome, Boston, Wednesday evening, April 28. Judge Jeremiah Smith of New Hampshire will preside. Addresses will be made by ex-Gov. Bell, Dr. A. P. Peabody, Rev. Dr. Scott, Edward Everett Hale, and others...
Harvard played a return game with the Institute of Technology nine yesterday afternoon on the Union grounds, and defeated them by a score of 7 to 1. The ground was in bad condition and this accounts for some of the errors on both sides. Harvard fielded fairly, but failed to bunch their hits. Technology fielded weakly and were unable to do anything with Austin's pitching, who struck out 11 men and held them down to 3 hits. The umpire was decidedly off on balls and strikes...
...commencement stage, and was also made Phi Beta Kappa marshal of his class for the day. His commencement oration, on "The Modern Worship of Culture," was a brilliant and caustic arraignment of the tendencies at Harvard which militate against the higher life; Mr. Hyde next passed two years at Union Seminary; then, after a year's further study, was graduated at Andover in 1882, his commencement thesis there being "Tauler and the Mystics." He pursued a post graduate course in theology at Andover, and also in philosophy at Harvard, under Professor Palmer. During his pastorate of two years...
After the procession about eight hundred people sat down to dinner in Union Hall. The dinner was followed by music and several speeches, the principle of which were made by the mayor, Captain J. P. Richardson, Lieut.-Governor Ames, Judge Charles Devens, Generals Banks and Hincks, ex-Mayor Fox, Dr. McKenzie, and the earliest war mayor, Hon. C. T. Russell...
...freshmen played their first game of the season on the Union grounds, Boston, with the Puritans, a nine made up mostly of Harvard graduates. The freshmen lost from their inability to bat Luce, and through the heavy hitting of the Puritans...