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VOL. XXVIII: No.
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BASEBALL GAME
Vlllanoa Deets
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Phillips Academy, Andover, lass., Saturday, May 5, 1906.
fly to right field, who muffed it, ENGLISH CONFERENCES
Andoer in a- Fast
Score
by of 2-2.
Game
letting in Nichols. Daniels walked
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and Mullins singled to short stop.
Schedule for Senior English Through-
The center field'caught Mulgrend's
out May and June
Both teams played good ball and
rst on an error by short stop and
Avery, W. B.
many sensational plays were made,
chief among which was Gunning's
one-handed catch at first and
Reilly's catch of a low fly to second. Andover showed a marked
stole second. .B. Reilly was re
tired on a fly to third base. Fels
reached third on Gunning's out.
Daly, the next man up, was put
of the
out at first by an assist
i
Barnes,
Ballou,
Bates, F. A.
Bates, R. W.,
Beers,
the first three to bat for VillanANDOVER
ab
ova were thrown out at first by
cMurphy
4
pitch, second and third respect- H. Merritt, 3b
4
Fels, ss
4
ively.
For Andover Murphy was out
at first, H. Merritt flied to catcher,
and Fels reached first on an error
1 4 0
1 2 0 Burch, M. H,
8.25
-- Bible study class in Frissell, P. A. '69, principal
8.35 Archaeology building.
e
291035
7.oo- Society of Inquiry in culturalnstitute, visite
d An 9.25 Society Hall.
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paned by four of his pupils,
MONDAY.
9.45
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reh ti o Gui'o.asFAI2 83three negroes and an Indian. A
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very interestin
entertainent
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after
c hap e an d a c
-Track tranngiven
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TUESDAY.
lection for the purpose of estab-
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10.25
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traihing.
4Blake,
4. 4o--Track
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0
2
4
Gunning, lb
4 0 1 1i0
4 0 0 0
Daly, cf
Lanigan, If
Jone~,
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2 2
ly
but B.Reillyvasput out..
5
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Chapin,
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.
Passed balls. Jones. Mulgrend. Stolen Gillen,
bases, Daniels, 1; Fels, 1; Jones,
Sacrifice hits, Peloquin, 1 J. Reilly 1. Gillis,
Double plays. Reilly. Gunning.
Goodhue,
Andover started the scoring in
Game began 4.15. Ended 5.50. UrnClarkson.
--- -- --- -Baseball Game.
single to
single
He was advanced to
man
clean
made aa clean
up, made
man up,
right field.
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Graham,
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Green
ugh,
Greenough,
Hall, L. G.
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hit~nocoringleft field.
hit in left field.
s
Notice.
out but McGeehan landed another
three bagger in left field, scoring
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Ingraham,
May
J. Reily'sgounder.
2.15
Wallace, J.
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Watzek,
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Joyce,
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I was
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5
2.2.5
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not able to go the entire session
allthe time I was
oing-to the
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2.25
public school.
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10.25
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2.35
2.05
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8.35 my mother and father and myself
also. I went to a small town to
7
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As soon as the
winter was over and the weather
became warm, I would have to
I would have to
start at work on the farm.
After a long while I began to
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work away from home, tohelp
work.
Class Baseball.
I worked there about four
years helping my little sisters and
Class baseball practice will brothers as they were home going
t ar t Monday afternoon
at four to school. The town is known as
tgo
w
hm
re*
-bo6-01dt
'o6-Old campus.
campus.
working there for a wholesale
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in front of gymna- merchant a good while I was enI'
sium.
8House.
couraged by some of my friends
Field back
of
Track to come to Hampton Institute.
I then rote to Dr.-Frissel for a
catalogue of his school, also told
him-I
hin- had a desire to enter.
Each teamwill use the above Within a few weeks I received the
9.15 afternoon,
when
23
went to school in winter.
22
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held every
8
J. H.
during the summer and
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County, Virginia.
I was born on a small farm, owned
2.I5 worked
8.i5 and practice will be
21
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in James City
father. After I became
'8.35 old enough my father taught me'
8.15 how to work on the farm. I
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14
grounds throughout
excepting
8.35 varsity team plays.
this season,
catalogue
blank.
and an application
After filling it properly I
the had-one of the Hampton graduates to sign it for me as he signed
2.35
The following men intend tso
935 go out for the gog1909
team: Wright,
many for different boys.
I entered Hampton September
9.35 Sinclair, Baylies, H. E. Thomp- the twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred
son, Fraser, Chase, Whelan,ak
10.35 son
e
Chase, Whelan,
d four. Not being able to pay
8. 5Dougherty, Vieta, Sanchez. Hib-my way, I took a work year in the
955 bard, Jackson, Brooks, Fnucae, -dairy department at Shellbank's,14
2.15 Shafer, Verona, L. L. Day (capt.), a beautiful stock farm belonging
2210.25
to the school. I used to get up
21
2.25
in the morning at four o'clock and
23
8.15
Senior Meeting.
be at the cow barn at fifteen
IS
8.25
At a
etin
f the class of minutes past four, then began
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following
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2.45
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r
milking. Ater I had. finished
sofor
many
different
boys.~~
8.25 ic Fels of Lowell was elrctd my work I would go to sleep dur.
8
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8.15 chairman
next man up, was put out .hitherto not been accessible. Paul,
Villanova made her third run Harvard. Yale and other big col. Pirce, E S.
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Andover is the first of Proctor,
the Senior
ro
ing the day and go to school at
810.15
nite
night. When school began this
3
9.15
I
term my work ear was over. I
39
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inn
then.began at my trade which
slrend ~ee
ickinson tloe
andan pp It l is quite
itininter.
8.45 Artlie nan's
line Tuesday
at
_lsiting.
Moore reached second on a low the preparatdry schools to do so. Rafferty.
caps
it isand desired
gowns and
Kilpatrick,
1055
22
8
9
in the ninth. Nicols got three leges have long since taken this Pceirce, M. C.
5
'09og-Field back of the- Theo
.25 logical seminary buildings.
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S.
10.55
Dear Friends
1 thank you all for my scholar-
1 5 ship.
n o w not
n
how
8.15
thankp
p II kknow
how to
to thank
8.25 you all as I desire. My home is
8
Wood, W. H.
6
Murphy, the in school, to whom the aid has Pantlind,
base
on aa long
long hit
hit to
to left
left field
Acid
J step, and
baseson
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8.55 W
iO.5 Willever,
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Maden,9
reaching
seer-first
that and
theyaid
Mc~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~eehan
do
so
as
soon
asmaypossible.
Kissam,
Jones place on first, stole second that scholarship
be Murphy, F.
J.
"G.R.
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June
May
Dear Friends:-
8.5
6
May 29
9.45 Talcott,
0.55 Thomas,
9.55
8.35
2.05
85
8.45
June
and third and reached home on awarded to the Chinese students Ogden, L. G.
55
-June
Stern,
21
21
McKay, R. G.
Malcolm,
Marsh,
Massey,
Mitchell,
Morse, E. A.
8.55
Siger,
Smith, E. W.
10.45
catch, fielding Nicol's low fly and Clement,'Tuesdays and Fridays Lowe,
Through good fielding on the
part of both teams further scoring
Trustee Action.
was prevented until the last half
of the eighth, when Jones, AnAt a recent meeting of the
dover's first man at the bat, tiustees of Phillips Academy it
reached first on balls. Daly took was decided, among other matters,
9.15 him expressing his gratitude.
6
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22
hippen,
22
Hutchins, H. L.
from i to 4, and Wednesdays and Lynch,
Saturdays from II to 12.
McCarthy,
29
Sbly,
29
June 6
7
9
reaching first and McGeehan scor- that they do so as soon as possible. Kissam, G. R.
ing. B. Reilly madea sensational They will be on sale at room 4, Kissam, H.
completed a double play by throw.
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Sevens,
5te
A.
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Taggart,
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following is a letter written by
ed6
Shartenberg,
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Jones, H. E.
A good many of the fellows
8.2
student of the Institute, has been
aded the scholarship.
The
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Mulligan. Savage, the next man have not purchaseded
eir Senio- Kaiser,
up for Villanova, made a safe hit caps and gowns and it is desired Kilpatrick,
*ing to first.
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Johnson,
--
Rifchie,
14 2.15 Woodford,
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8.45
15
Chapin, Erwin, c ; Pratt, Jackson, Hotton,
Peboui wasap
Peloquin was put
5
b; Horton, H. T.151035
Parsons, p.
May 15
"
*aged to reach third and Jones ney, 3b; Huiskamp, rf; Camp, 2b; Holden,"
Villanova by placing a three base
2.45
ntttsbe
Tuttle,
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Mulgrend opened the sixth for
7
Conrad A. Coleman, a colored
1Earrn
4
a.45
Hall, R. N.
cf; Talor Jones,
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5
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and stole third. Murphy sacrificed
There will be a baseball game Harris, E. P.
brinins
in Tones HMerritt w it h Y a le Varsity thi s af t er -Haskell,
bringing in Jones. H. Merritt noon at 3 o'clock, on Brothers Hatch,
Field. The following will be the Heintzenann,
In- the next-two 'innings there i
In'
the
next-two
·jnnings
there
line-up
for Yale BrienfrontKin-Hobbh,
Hincks,
was po
iscoring
but Savage
Madden,
was no
but Savage man.
bscoring adni;O're,
If7-Field
K- I H9Mae.-5
caught him taking too bi a lead
and threw him out.
8
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8.45
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Roy,
Reed,
erts
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9.25 Rowland,
9
Davidson,
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ai
al
a
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Baseball game with Wil- lishing an industrial scholarship
4.00-
Roberts, E. L.
29 10.25
2910.55
27 10 3 Daett,
third baseman; Mulgrend- and
Peloquin quickly followed. -
Jones, the first pire,
4
June 6
May 8
0 Cass,
1 Cavenaugh,
.
for Andover and he started off Mulgreed.
eloquii, pc
te
with a pretty single but was
otals.
32 3
27 13 2 Feruson L. M
caught stealing second. Daly and
n
oned
hits, McGeehan, Nicols, Mulgrend. First Franchot,
Lanigan were easy outs.
base on balls,off Reilly, 2; off Weloquinl1. Gemmer,
Mullins was thrown out by the Struck out by Reilly, 1; by Peloquin, 6.
the third inning.
10o.25
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1 1 2 0 Eames,
0 0 0
2 0o
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Elliott,"
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3
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Gunning was the next man up
15
Cross,
VILLANOVA
inning
Sullivan
fliedto
the center
secondfield,
flied
Moore
as MlcGeehan, lb
4 1
thrown out at first by the catcher Savage, Sb
4 0
-n
NDaneNcols,
ss
4 1
and Daniels by the second base- Sullivan, rf
4 0
Moore, 1
3 0
man.
Daniels, f
3 0
'IDaniel,
5
0 11 0
2 2 31 o
31 2 a
Totals,
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8.45
8
Brown, J.
B. Reilly, 2b
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SUNDAY
8
Bond,
Brandt,
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po ae
TODAAppropriation
3.00-Baseball game -with Yale.
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Birkhoff,
P. W."
Blake,_P._W_8_suetoh
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SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
May
short stop, who f -elded his Beaman,'
improverent in batting as well aslh
grounder, thus making three outs Beinecke,
in pitching.
and.leaving Fels on third.
The game :SUM
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d
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n,
The
°
game:
McGeehan, Savage and Nicols,
SUMMARY:
Calendar.
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Thursday afternoon, in by far high fly and threw Moore out at
-the fastest game th'is season, An- home plate.
Almy,
dover was defeated, by Villanova.
In Andover's half Fels reached Austin, J. A.
Price 5 Cents
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8.55 French's.
8.35
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to
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sign
it
for
me as he
signed
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'THE
PHILL1PIAN
the phillipian
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Wtelt Dreesed Andover VIen
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Busiuels
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llubllqhIet ever Wednesday
tied
SPORTING and
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ZUFbe pbillips
AanU~er
cademy 'Cailor and Outfitter.
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Square
Saturday
during the Scho¢'l year.
The
will be de%ote,
'Ill'llAN
OPPOSITE
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to matters
of nterest to the members of the Academy
and the graduates.
:
All nittler intenlted for publication must
be signed by the writer's nae
natter at the
P,.st-ufflce.
THE ANDOVER PRESS
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Andover an d Exeter :"::
W. Ashley Duley, our Representative, will be at French's every
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This phrase ued to have an intellectual significance, as it
referred to a particularly happy issue between a student and
ar .a59___11__
. a classroom exercise. Sometimes the recitation itself was
considered well shirted and sometimes the phrase had a more
personal application. Applied more literally, the phrase still
ILRms
an intellectual occupation, for the choice of colors
and designs and materials which are presented in such a
'
stock as is offered in this store this year involves taste and
discrimiination and artistic judgment.
porters of
and
awarded
e have heard alot all through
the year about school spirit, and
A
-
'corlposition is open to Seniors and
of
of both
both departmyents.
departments. A
A
f owill
dlerrs
bea
prize of eight dollars
be
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--Mid[
ToWe have heard alot all throuh
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two weeks.
Communication.
the
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Yale,
than Tuesday non:
for Saurday, not later
than Friday noon. All busineqsnittterslhould
e aliddresed to t e ltlsilne's Inalllger 18
Main street. Andover.
Etered as secondl-elass
HOLLAND HOUSE
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Notlce fo Advertisers
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To ilinsrEl ~hltn{e of iidvrlsenltll11 t'p'
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277 Fifth Avenue,
Terms: $a. per Year. Single Copies 5 cts
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Woolen Novelties
History prize f
SHIRT7M AKERS,
for Young Ilen
now is the time to put it into ef- twenty-five dollars is awarded or
feet. We can't expect to make English History. Anone may
Opp. Vanderbilt Hall.
j
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New Haven, Conn.
Exeter lower her colors in June
cle
te
101TREMONTST.j
unless we help the team all we
BOSTON
can by our cheering. If the team
Forum.
H. Claron at Chap's Every Week
know they have the school behind
n place of the regular meeting TAILORS TO THE COLLEGE TRADE
them, they can play a great deal of Forum last Friday evening a
better and it is plainly up to the mock trial was held. TheBUILDING,
259 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK.
fellows to show the team that was: "Larceny of two Indian
they are behind them.
It is heads and aVenus from John, the
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simply shameful to hear the sculptor."A
fellows groan when the cheerFollowing was the cast:
HABERDASHER
H
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leaders ask them to stand up and
Prisoner - Beers.
BLOOD-WILL SHOW LINE AT CHAP'S
cheer. If we can't show better
Judge-Brunson.daks
and Supplies.
spirit than that we-ought to stayAttorney for prosecutionat home. So,. fellows let 'us get Parks and Pickett
.
CHASEL
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out and work as hard as we can
John, the sculptor - Groves.
Musgrove Block
The
Faes
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Base
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Tr
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Clerk of court -
to ensure a victory in June.
A SENIOR.
Hallowell.
COTREL & LENOARD
Before the trial the prisoner de
ALBANY, N. Y.
cdared himself not-guilty, but after
r
Gaps
n
o
3aer
the evidence had been heard the
Examinations for Prizes
jury declared the prisoner guilty. toPhillipSAndover,
Phillips Exeter, JaThe examinations for the varAfter Grove was admitted to cob Tome Institute
the
meeting ad- and the American
offered
ous przes
for promembership
priznedr
for profniiousnColleges
and
in scholarship will be held about joAtlanersities
from the
Pa-
UPS
Contra,.ct..
Rich Gowns for pulpit and Bench
Imported Madras, Percales and
_
Cheviots
Cheviots
members
members
of
of
the
the
Senior
Senior
Middle classes of both
17 WEsT
New
and
and
fFIN E
~depart-.
ments-. ^styles.
The Valpey Classical prizes of
ten dollars each, one for Greek
composition and the other for
Kirwin & Co.
HABERDASHERS and
1
- The Oldest and Most Reliable Gentleman,'s Outfiters in Maryland."
Mr. Fred C. Vocke at French's frequently
offer a carefully selected
stock of Latest Patterns,
most desirable weave of wool.
AeiAmeric
an mills, made up in
I'lcPRR0V
the latest and most approved
*
berg
a
TAILORS and
MR. CREENE
^Cran's
The Robert Stevenson German
price
or
excellence
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agoodplt
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in Germann
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Restaurant
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Connectic
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»lasmla
hoes
C ollege
Latin composition, are awarded to
only to Seniors of the Classical at French's every weeh
Shoes
College
WaacGrePg
W
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trn:laion
offcrcd to
Seniors oi
antiVir~il
Middlrs
I
for excellence in Virgil.
S
IW
York
Department.
The prizes are;
twenty, fifteen aiel ten dollars,
Copies of the late ey,. Oliver
(
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CLOTHEs
members of the Middle classes.
The Dove Latin prizes are open
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ten dollars. Two prizes are offered
by the Harvard-Andover club, one
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S h irts to
Most Exceptional Assortment of
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Mathematical
The Convers
atheail
prizes are open to Middlers of the
Boston
Classic Department and consist of
three prizes of twenty, fifteen and
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to the aiAtlantic
cific.
the last part of May or the first
part of June. The date has not
yet been settled upon. These | _
prizes are well worth trying for,
aside from the honor of winning
them, the pecuniary aid is con.
Gowns
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WASHINGTON ST..
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Through the courtesy f W. B.
ate noon :themien
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who .will represent Andover in H.Hayes,- Harvard,'98, our base.L'f ' -Yale
,the` Intekrscholastic track. ball coach,
.two
handsome silver
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M r hant
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My handsome assortmentof imported
and domestic fabrics for this season
B. C. times, and the other, to the man
W. who makes the most runs, during
J. R. Hyde,
H.
Hubbard, T.
F. Rowland, D.
C. -Cass,
everythingshown
you in
Kilpatrick, T. A. Smith.
the way of Suitings, Overcoatings,
Fancy Vestings and Trouserings.
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BOSTON
YOU SAYi
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I find it best what e'er befall,
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It strikes a sad buttruthful note
'Tis better to have one GOOD coat
Than ten which donot fit at all."
SAY,r
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s among the players.riate
mond,
ch"A".
Hayeven
evromentompre
receive
aaAIiTA
rcve
]friendly
Lyn
rivalry
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weeks.
Andover's
records
Naval Academy at Annapolis, is of
comipare
edy
We're
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St.,
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Nav Coach
will give to those securing first
places gold medals, those securofficial news of the engagement
T
ing second places silver ones, and of "Jack " Cates, P. A.'03, as footIP...R[-8~
A.
asFoothemClosed
'03
those securing thirds, bronze
ball coach of the United States
Representative at French's every two
TAILORS,
1008 Chapel t
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
IIMOildosed on Saturday untiL evening
.
on Saturday until' evening.
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The Exeter Track Management
has decided
high-
tead (Teiple Prep)
F. T.
rules asbefore. The winning class
ft.-
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N.Y. City
Newest Models in
made at the
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Pictues of all P. Agroups
may be obtained at short notice
near orto
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treet, near lorton
lack and
uset
F. F. Risley
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Have your
Blac
year, the cup which the class of
6 has decide
I
Holidays.
SAMPLES
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will have the right to hold for one
O-
after Christmas
ORDtR, $2.50.
Negngeeor Bosom.
TO
to hold the annual
-s- Runnins
as
o .. p
- ular outdoor events, a one-half mile
Patent Leather.M
(Mercersburg)- 22 ft. 6 in.
.
,
,ain
Spring
- -2
relay race will be held. The meet $3.50
t
0
Pole vault-J. T. Moore (Mer- will be held on May .
.50
to
spring amples.
New Haven, Conn.
-
COLORED SHIRTS
high
Runninbroad
-
Scoars
me .i
ANDOVER
Ove
_
Will be at Fretch's every two weeks,
(St.
itt, (Mercersburg) 25 4-5 sec.
CONN.
nor
_
REPAIRI\G and PRESSING
ST-
CHAPEL
T.
Oppos VanerLil Hall,
IL
&
hurdles - R. G. Spring Track Meet as an Inter- Doy'le
Leavitt (Mercersburg) 1i6 sec.
class Meet, but using the same 15W.30th St.
Opp. Vanderbilt Hall,
Worseds,
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A
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of Scotch Tweeds and Englis
Phlladelphia
-
MAIN ST.
(Exeter
220 low hurdles-R. G. Leav-
the first week in March with
WI1024
He was captain of the
football team in 903. At present
he is captain of the Yale track
and Importers
rs a n
a
H__olliday (Hill
I
0school)
2a M.
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school) 2 m. 1 3-5sec.
P. J. Parsons,
Paul's) 4 m. 35 -5 sec.
YALE TAILOR
SEW
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r. Starin will be in
school.
CO
Co.
Banks & Biddle
11
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I. mile-
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A.' e STARINM
Bailey,
1218-20-22 Cieptnut St.,
most popular graduates of the
44o yards-J. B. Taylor (Brown team.
Prep) 50 3-5 Sec.
yards--. C
-
self, and his- name stands out
among the alumni as one of the
Son,
ESTABLISHED 1852
A Stationery Department
-made an enviable record for him-
to make thatone.'
leier and
I.
favorably with those made at the especial interest to all Andover
an aimt
aim.
^^^produce
rkt
adeC
taions, Dance Programmes, Banquet M enus,
Interscholastic. The records men.
e5Yale
RAYS
Class ,dat Social
Stationery, Viitng Clrds-e
are given below.
During his career
P
here,
.
Cates est.Tailors
cal e's t o cl bs ot ten Samp les on ewill be overwhelmingly the eading
oo yard - H. Davis (Hill
colors for this season. .Speclpl low
prices for next ten days. Would school), E. C. Jessup (Brooklyn
advise making selection while the as- High), J. A. Rector (Lawrencesortment is complete.
ville) 10 -5 sec
220 yards -H.
Davis (Hill
'O
k
school)
22 2-5 sec.
UllKE
o
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at
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Furthermore the Yale association
CA4TLIN BUILDING
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IREMONTST
Andover fr quently.
As before announced all men doubt will, encourage the men in
i Itheir efforts as well as promote a
id - thi,!
c „..st,
rtuooa„
hdsoany
R
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HARTFORD,
Rooms ,27-8
much, and it
lrm
willbe in
in
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Knox, M. M. Manning, T. Lynn, he entire season. The school ap.
N. Mears, F. C. Richmond, J. R. preciates coach Hayes' gift very
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Old
~following men went: Captain A. ball men, one to the man reaching
BOSTON.1
Y. Bartholomew, H. F. Andrus, first base the greatest number of128
ofBEEOur Mr. Nickerson
ilor,..surpasses
ups have been offered to the base-
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meet left Andover at
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1014 CpTSr
(Williston) 163 ft. 9 in.
New HAVEN. CONN
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At the Theatres.
lb shot-H. Klaus (Dwight
Woldschool) 47 ft. 2 1-2 in.(o-y
School)S^
47 ft. 2/ I In.145
12 lb. hamnmer - H. Thomas I
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Colonial -
OA
H-ollis - Mcintyre and Heath Andover
dash, 10 sec.; 220
clash, 21
Boston -"New
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York Hippo
3-5 sec.; 440 yard dash, 5sec.;
drome."
B-..,high
hurdles . . Sring
Inoy'le
1-2 mile, 2. 2 -4 sec.;
mile run - Tremont - Bertha Kalich in'
W. A,
ALLEN,
Ph.-
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In fact anything in the line of GAS -take
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running high jump,
-4; running broad jump, 21.7;
sec.;
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Andover12 lb.. shot ut, 46.9 scc.; 2lb.
m
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ham er throw, I5 .6; ole vault, instructor in European ArchaeRESERVED FOR
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FUDGE SUNDAE '1-5
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APOLLO CHOCOLATES
5.9
lusgrovo
sec.;
25
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100ooyard in "The Ham Tree."
yard
Company
Tremont St., Boston.
Olga Nethersole in
repertoire.
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$2.00 to 12.75
For Business,
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School Street Boot Shop
1.50 to li,.00esting to me, I work at my trade
during the day and go to school at
SHIRTS
j
for Golf, Tennis, Polo, Huntirg, Boating
Oxford., Percales and Madras
night.
,inaf
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81.50 to 4.50
$"
Corded Linen and Batiste
$5.75 to 7.25
Scotcel, Englsh nd French Flannel
$3.50 to 7.75
Pongee, English and Cina Silk
in night school. I hope to be in
Middle class by next term as I am
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every day that these books are re-
Weight Suits.
able to the English library monitor,
NEW DORMITORY.
200 York
Board for clubs.
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New
Catalogue
mailed on request
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aen's Furnishing Goods
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at
at Reasonable
treasonable Prices
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tieam. Dean
MAKERS
cc
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for
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Tremont'and West Sts..
of Sir
HAVEN
NEW
HOUSE
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hop.
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1.
E. PURDY
146 Tremont St.
-1
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Grade Tobaccos in the World
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one or more cf these tobaccos; and knows that
higher quality was never produced.
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CO.
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-
is announced-
Boston
by1gh
aGr
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wi thone oft
these tobaccos, i3 better than the
dence, R. I., to Erling C. Ostby,
best
P. A. '99.
other kind.
416 Huntington Ave., Boston.
Dickinson the Art man will be
..
Brookline cars(Huntington Ave. lines) drectly pasTl
the buldin. cdiar.
Forinformation or for a catalogue address
1jetesst hi. 1l1ttcG.G N1. 0). Secetry,
W. H. GOWDY & CO. c~o,.",..,onoo.,-,»oB...~-
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Ifnot found at your dealers sent postpaid.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Men's Outfitters and Clothiers
388 Washington Street, - Boston
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Spend money with u andm will spenol
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money With o
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The Old
When you buy from us tell the ssmn
that you are from Phillips Andover.
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ne.
s. . 24ft .;
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sIj
will be most certainly in
Outfitter to Phillips Academy for over 30 years
IN
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any
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inthe lnfirmiry.
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of
at French's Tuesday, May 8th.
passed. nearly 30,000o treatments being annually made
Haven
New Conn
i1
smoke
__
whichi te largest Dental School in
'rlcitool,
dover this year as formerly, will have an
t graded coune
asortment of these articles from which t New England, offers a thrae
will be piossible for our patrons to select, coerig all branches of Uenlstry. *Ihe. boratory.
will auc usaunot
x
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bu
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ti~
,
, e
»nd »ccnlfic course are
in o ean.
o
wth tl..
tho
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not approximately but exactly, hat they Medical School. The clinical facilities are unsur-
by and filled with one of
seasoed
A
of Miss A. Helen Brown of Provi-
Tufts College Dental School,
i i
Our
representative, who will visit An-
lI*
Good Styles. Moderate Prices
Are the Largest Seing, Most Popular, Highest--
"Idylls of the
B. Wilson,
Fellows having books out will
aid the management by
returning them as soon as possible.
TELEPHOSE
General Furnishnlugs
andi
a
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Scarf Pins, Cuff Lin", F2bs
ONN.
These Eight Pipe Tobaccos
New YorMAAGEMENT.
Photographs
Grade
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and Portraits...
Shirts, Collars, Neckwear
o
Bi OCK
HAVEN,
NEW
The Battle of
Wilson,
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224 pflth Ave.. Nea
- who
Alexander
Walter Scott," Apr. 15.
J. Lynch, "Marble Faun," Dec.
SH
School Street,_
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of Sher-
L. Roberts, "Life
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the Strong," Apr. 14.
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NEW HAVEN, COOF
the Red
J. H. Robinson, "Frontier Sto
ee. orH.
this line in gold, silver
*and enamel, see
W. E. BRUN SO N, No. 7
Rae
OTERSCO
Voyage," Apr 12.
tOherR ee
the best things in
,.e .est
8 Chapel S
on Friday of every:---
EMIBLEMS
For
UniversiIN
ale UnFiversiti
6.
Clough,
Hamiltdn," Feb. 24.
. H. Goldsmith,
G-t.rtvis
our samples at "Chaps"
-I
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Averill, "Adventures
G&OKv"
Mr. Horace Orser will show
-AlN
"Round
lock Holmes,' Apr.
j
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Line
Fineof urnishin
(New Store)
01
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week-day
evening. from 7.00 to 10.00 p. m.
The list is as follows:
H. D. Archer, "Tale of Two
H. D. Archer,
HAVEN
j.COONEY. Proprietor
Fine
Line of
M
EeNB
TaMTlor
to
Tailor to
who is on duty every week-day
Fine, Quality Shoes
iH ALL.
Sixty-ve roos in lhert of Freshma
quarters.
W
English Furnishings, Hats and Caps Cities, " March 30.
Harvard Square, Canbridge,
W R frXH AM
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AID
SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO STUDENTS
Fines are pay-
tained after date.
of Boys at private schools
WRIGHT & DITSO N,
in the Best Manner
I N
Made with special attention to the requirements
I
CATALOGUE
Stylesl
Made
Trimmed
and Trimmed
Made and
Spring and Summer
Tennis-Ball
Everything pertain.
Ingto Athletic Sports
BOSTON
A. COLEMIAN.
The following books have been
retained by the borrowers some
time beyond the two week limit.
C<^7U?
.
SCHOOL ST.,
20
Reading Room Notice.
Tef
ing ook
^
^^^
'fsatnt-ls
Baseball Implemients
and Uniforms, Ten-
For College Shoes
Exclusive
Yours truly,
-CONRAD
WRIGHT & DITSON
Supplies
l
best I know how.
STREETS
BOSTON. MASS.
High Grade
Athletic
Sty
But I have tried the,.
est you all.
BROS.~-
NOVES
WASINGTON
thanks to you all for your kindness, being very sorry and afraid
that I have not been able to inter-
t
of
With many
studying awful hard.
15.00
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fromPg 1Y
Coninued
Oulting Shirt__
for^^^^
Golf
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5
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Co.
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P. A. Students' Headquarters for SCHOOL BOOKS,
Ae.« &-Exeter St.
BOSTON
ainl
GENTLEMEN
-WHO
n
DRESS FORSTYLE
School
,&
Athletic
.lus'
STATIONERY and PERIODICALS
I,,,
ihen in
moderate prices. R(,,ni .
NEATNESS, AND COMFORI
WEARTHEIMPROVED
AMOS
COMPANY
s50up.
TAILORS
.
H. WHIPPLE.
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Prop.
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treet
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Our specialty is College Trade.
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The man who doesn't know, may wear
The Recognized Standard
The Name is
The NaR-e--e --
Standard
The man who does know, is SURE to
stamped on
,,
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every loop-
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slightly-5 turned flanks, no one in
Notes.
.-..-.
New England has been able to
CUSHION
BUTTON
CLASP
coue
0
Iies Flatn to the Leog-Neer
Slips.
Tearsn. S15c.
nor Unfastens
Sampll,
Cotton 23,
-to
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COLLEH
_,.·-.'TRINITY eTRINITY
COLLEGE
Olffers
416 Huntngtona&ve.. Boston.
-This
af''Ht
ConnecticDt
courses in Ancient and
CLU
siEA
aModern
Lano
,'ene~. Hito.
E
nlisith, Drartnl, Electrical
tudents
Engineering and Civil Engineering.
are admitted by examniatlon othby certificates
For caltalogue. Circafrom ap;iroved schopol.
14 inches in thickness and weighs-MAKERS
ledical 'school in thirty-two pounds.
It is apparrs of
" utoo
o large for ano purpose
course
includ- enty
g d .f .scinufic
r a fu e.or
:Nw branch
ingall
and grded
practical
medicine.
Its laboratories are large and
equipped and its
clinical facilities are unsurpassed. bein, such as c
and was made by the aborigne
in a lare ct
&
IZES
CLUETT,PEABODY &Co.
OfcLUETT AND MONRCH SHIRTS
school. Ahich is tile largt
fguges. Physics, Mathematics, C|hemistry, Hi. I only be obtained
Brookline Hunigon Ave. cars
vv/ogv.1,eniogy Phiiosophy. Eonomics. svoc^
olS.enlcl.Hitory. Englishy. Draming, Electric al bud
lars, etc
cerning. it.
inches in length, 9 inches in-width,
___________________MACE
ALWAYS EASY
-
ufts College Medical School
In
Nothing is defifiitely known con-
The stone axe is 13 1-2
Iowa.
lers.
Geo'Frost CO.,Mak.
Bston. Mass., U.s.A.
En
2
F
A cast of the largest stone axe learn its history and purpose.
said to exist in the world, as far Variovs theories have been adas the donor knows, has been sent vanced that the embankment was
the Museum from the State built by the Norse, or by the early
t
Historical
society of Des Moines, settlers or by t h e I n d i an .
baldtaR.
For all inforation or fr
the
catalogue address
.. ecretry
Tlts CLollege
address The Secretary of thie Faculty.
iedical School'
Boton. lassi'
Inquiry.
A.B. Gilbert will lead society
eep
tc
jial
Hihest
ipaid cas prices
for
OellCast-off
or
Clothes. Leave orders
at Chap's. In An-
an
Ma,
car.
it
just to show what.he could do, or of Inquiry in Society hall next 'dover
every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday.
Saturda
possibly it was used in some cere- Sunday evening
KE
mony.
Main
_1_
Street
A__dover, MNE.
DR.ABBOTT
The class inq Archaeoloy, in - Franklin M. Spear, P. A. '99,
-the
cCurse
of
a
few
days,
will visit isonnected
with of
the-PoughkeeIps"^*"'"'^ie
Conolidated SP ysician and Surgeon
Surgeo
th 10)u
Dry Goods Co.ts
Oe Hours: Till a. n
Haggetts pond and inspect an Dry Goods Co. of oughkeepse,
I to 3 and 6 to 8 p. nm.
ancient earthwork, 400 feet in N. Y..
ancient
earthwo^',
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