Phillips High School - Phillipian Yearbook (Phillips, ME)

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THE PHILLIPI AN Evcrvthlng was as neat as a pln the curtalns were put ln place by pa, superln tended and dlrected by Mrs Crockett Aln t they handsome, they must have cost a Slghf of monev she pralsed step plng back and tlltlng her head on one slde to gaze at the effect But seems to IHC the sofa don t look as good comln rlght ln front of em so Can t we havea new sofa pa, one of the green leather kl d to match the curtalnsp Well I klnder calculated to buy a po tato planter thls SDTID r and lf Now pa, there aln t no and lfS about t, cut ID 'Vlrs Crockett We don t need no potato planter and we do need a new couch, we had thls one when we nm! Dfffmbff Ebenezer Crockett, and I m a gOlH to have a new lounge 'I he next mornlng lVIr and Mrs Crockett, accompanled by Rosle, went to the CltV to select the new artlcle of furnl ture After they had purchased that, tlley declded that some new cushlons were necessary, and accordlngly bought some elaborate affalrs of sllk and enlbroldery When the couch and ctlshlons vlere ID place, the horrlfled Crockett famlly dls covered that the hltherto much ldmlred paper on the yy alls, now looked old and dlngy and must be papered agaln at O 1CC, so they declded to palnt the wood work at the same tlme lwhat IS ma and Rosle decldcd, and pa pald the blllS Several weeks later the room had been repapered and palnted, the curtalns and the couch whlch had been moved to glye room for the repalrs, were restored to thelr proper places 'md pa thought that he was about to have a llttle rest I'h n Rose sw that '-1 new rug was needed and ma selected an txpenslve brow l Elllil vreen one A reyolylng book case, a new fable and some costly DICIUTCS came next, lll of WVllICl'1 the protestlng Ur Crockett was obllged to pay for Une day, just after the latter were ln tfllled Hr Crockett comlng suddenly lnto the room beheld pa, standlng on the nt v table sadly IHRIHQ dovyn from the wall 'l card c n yhlch yy as nalnted amld a wre th of anple blossoms and forget me nots, Home Sweet Home Pa had refused to have lt banlshed to the attlc wlth the other goods whlch had an explanltlon for hls present occupatlon, although she was plalnly dellghted to see hlm rem wvln f the motto It aln t Home Sweet Home for me no lllore ylalla he replled to her ques tlons And that s all the gratltude I glt for tryln to Hx up a llttle, ma exclalmed After all the trouble I ve been to Eben, I do wlsh you d HPPFCCIHIC lt a llttle more But come I yy 'Ft you to hltch up and take me and Rosle un to the Clfl I want to glt a fern stal d and a bead portlere 'llr Crockett hopelessly went to the barn and harness d the horse He was at tht gate yy hell Mrs Crockett and Rosle came out, and they drove off qulckly Once l fl store the two women bought and bought, It seemed to poor pa lfflffflflflgfly lle declded that not only would they spend all the money ln hls ll v ' 37 - , , 1 . . -V . - I in . x ,- ' 1' f . . ' e i . at . , Y . 1 Y I . 1 ' - . 1, v ' I r ' ' 4 V V ., ' lt . . , 1 , v U Y .v . Q R , , v n v . . - ,- , N 1 . v , fl , is 1 , . 5. c .H 1 . ,, . . . , I 1. - - .yi v K - l ' v , 1 . . - - - i ' ra ' t A , l' Y A r ' ' U . , c - l ., ' - tl . ' . ,, . V H 1 U rl 1 l . . - - , A v . Is were married fffffy-Mm' Jffaf-f ago mmf furnished the room, therefore she sought . , L 7 ' Y D7 ' ' I ' I . . ' 1, ', l . . v . at . , 1 , ' I ' ' 1 N 1 v- yl - , f ' v - fel ' .I I , It V. Q , . . ' , wg x - Ja - . . V . V rt- I , V .N- , YA A yy . ' 2 ' ' , ' r ' ' , -1 ' ,, l Q 1 Av . rw ' ' -I v . ' - F. 3 s . v . , . . , . 'n l e L l

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PHIL! II I NI af up wr 'utr 'ms row P Q heed fro n hx dc lt C X1 K1-' Qawtao huts Z1lAlI 7' uf 1 L 0 ethfr ml tmuf 1 1 nf x9 vu lght mfhrc ctpumwf ne rtmfnxfc- I1 m G P n we 1 1 fQt1lt t Q 0 4 1 tht Chg X6 f ' w hlfs hc- rt 1 YV F.. mg lp to .Aunt Fl: 1 2 arp Curiwng W L x C A the Crocltctt famlls thehkevf lurh thex had known but once bfn me 3 hat tzme Wae when IXOSIC, the on '1 ld md le p?rted for hoardmff Schfvol Of Course evcrxuodx ltuux thu 91 ua, llO1T1CQIL:x '1 onlx stwxcd 1 xuel hut the l'1Ct ald L glvrx lCIU'1llTCll th f W tra ss l'vu is c cc f t ' Portlavd e qs su' ,Q wmttm ln unportwncn to th ft 1 L 1' were hrcakfastmg tv: t vJltQ1u'1n IO rlvcn to the door and u 1 5 tt 1 .lrffe ox on the hack p1af'1 lt would l 1 r 0 an ww was c mm. mrwrlett mt exprwslnax. or vp Ctocltctt tamll for not 0 ce m all the. tv entt c xs twt he u IC tht vosltlon of .Q IXCTIHU 1 f' aims had tht fwmlh rtcentd t um the ,malltst amcle N 1 howcxnl Althm 1 uuaccustomtd to FCCCIXIHQ vcp Ln, rosa to tht OLCWSIOII xx xt 1 'itlrnlrfxlnlt L p 1 mx mu l 'N ot mto tl c SILUUJ rvom tfuut un t 1 e fflt 0 or er e rs Croc Ltr m 'num the mme tone .qfzgu xc USU f1'1 our QOltxCi II tuucttd and the box W L . 0 ihn rom ,, ff c lw rug, f U 0 own it all hmam er Mt 1 uw 0 it r 1ndthtp'1Cl'a L TU 1 X Oxul mu eff .nu ,zu x QVC mm r rorhttt Ccru Wing IL E11 ll t 'wttasf wunt Fh71e - fro Tl P0 t fm l she S th onh 1 up nflflh uv 0 L L Cltw nc sakes, sw L S01 t UNITS 0fl'f'HfAT rh VI T r wr 0 H rm UI 'mf Row x 'mm t ug t f, 1 u . vtrx mpg h en l wt me Lcclmmcd fu re toot I-C Q a Curt mi YVell 1.0 v, xx 'lm tdmt xml lm Xunt l' llzlt W1 l ut tm up just as Ol IS cpm mt IC IF at Lltantd 1 lool at the noust, ont would not L .L sr t t t mccsmx of C Lflfvug If c fczc: lliillllllgi tht Curtams, hut that u as mrs Lmcltett s wax or cf-lebratlng them lxt x llT1DOI'fdIll event she Sxmhohzed ln tus umnncr un whtn Rome wen u 0 S 0 ml the hmwe hm on Kl0I'0LI1IlllX gleanstd from Cnllqr to 'lttlc A ftw dass l1tv.r, tht wholt house hav mg hetn scoultd until as ma dec and 12 THE , wx. A h l l ' 1. l. ' ., P f't33v1'1l2,,on Ulla, gnu sri. g thu lu '- H ' ' 5- kln' V 'S ' :ut of ihe 1 nlf n , ,' V 2 ' -1' def 5' ne, d - he . ll ., ul? 5 tl Q :atrlst xl Rl . I lr- ' . Al ' .I t g 1 , z' c all gl tl e shnlm-', of 1. C A all , ,rt , if f ,R '41 -, t wflh - il :- -, ' x al Pu dld as hc was 'rv' H ., .' the 1 as l,,1 W.'Elli..::1S ard Statulzfjq Q' flfnx, was ylnffzfl Eu the C mfs' f - ru on An l l X fult rcpmd for ll,1'fnTtTllI3F10llf'liCll- thc Vfzl and ,rc 'n hrzzidcql 'L K, f, pr 5- r.c.,. lz h ' .ti Y X in vni11toc'm.q11cr, and du H l mix? thrifty Skill. for -za. -l . had 1i'.VillC.'I.t'il am-zulu in l'f cm'.v pa, you set to :md g - ' up, ', fl , Tl fl I . l l. H, U, l , '15, Pa rm-c:l'ly s'c .pf-d t, 1,mti1g flu: ., rinq T -- f-f-fi-'V 2 or ' - '. Q. lf -, QT' 1 f , A Jfgjgfl, L 5, hllfvl df, jrmu Sf ig 't 1 lv 0' tl' n , A ifxcf -llj ltf at l Hrs. C il' X , ., t- 1 Ill'1'.,' 'il ' R 'f'1g of he K, ll . . lllxmlzs like it might he from vour qrcat lr was a very Infuruefltfvus C'x'f3,l0l' xn . . , ,A ' , , Q ' if H , Y ,V v f . . - , at - !TlP,I'AZEG 1 e .1 '4 , ' 1 5' u ' 'QQ , ' and l 5 lj' fI1S 'x lm- f' t '72 I tl. . . Y ,, . ' l' ' lf! Chl. , 'C 4 - Qi' - Ln l- ' why t ' isf lla, j x 'lo l, -1 Y Y . , LI E I v 5 hit tl' Q 'W , , QW: you C.:.lit and U. K. It . I U 1' I I f r. LI, 13, . ,l , - .. 'o th - A .,' '- .5 ' 1:1 Sl. ' had att -1 lcd 'l 'llf'Sm'1X'f' lNli In 1.' S Al 't l'I0ax'ali11g,-flfflxu'ul II. ldlullffh thi I Vi ' -' 1 ini? 111111 9 VC' A - nw .' ' l 3' -I '. 2 W ll, ...' I all, thi' vccaslon lg ml l .1 rcla to g, 'l ' 5- if it :un'tl Ce ' ' t - 2. . l2Vl il- the fzmiljx 1 .I ' H x ' ' . lc' l 'J l 'i'f'1,?,. hzl off -I '. ' 'llp lx A' '. dl ' A 'cgsfl -d . l' N S : :xl . S' tl luum ' 1 ' b , ' ' :,:,1. Vt ' sc 1:1 d Tr : ' Q ' . t 'ri' l T th fa if 5 4. 'l, tl 1 :rl simd lig 4 gl .. lu. ' b - M. , .QW .. , A - E. E- , , F , n ' ' x J lt ha' U4 l ' l v' ' ,. ' . l ld 2 1 'lfl' ' O Iiltli mi f'-ru ' ' ' M' ' ' , :-, , .5 ,, ll ,, .' E., ., x' t . ZIVVZW' t Ch,c', . . . ' ' len .I., ' ' 'aglt A, . f lx , , j X ' -. f '. ' I A .A 1- .l.x f. f , - I ' l K -Y 1 . A V V . 1 fl 'm:l'l'j. . - 'A ' 'l f,

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'I HE PHILI IPIAN pocket book but overdraw hrs account at the bank as well Suddenly as they turned a corner rn the store, they saw a large Slgll advertxsmg a sale of lace curtarns, and pa stopped to look at them, thmlcmg of hrs numerous troubles slnce the tlme of Aunt Flma s present Ma ma, he crled suddenly, so 'oudly that lVIrs Crockett and Rosle came to htm runmng He stood by the counter holdlng a lace curtaxn hrgh ln the alr and pomted to the slgn pmned to It whlch read fifty cents marked dovsn from seventy five And the curtaln was rdentncal wlth those that at that tlme graced the Lrocl. ett home E Mnstaken Identity After glvlng a last look at the bread she had just put to rxse Hllda jones hurrxed over to her friend s house to get a cake recelpt What on earth has happened Hllda? exclalmed Rose as Hllda rushed ln Please get me that caramel cake re cerpt of yours and then do come over and help me out' Aunt Ahce has telegraphed that she wlll be here the eleventh and that IS today Mother wasn t expectmg her untxl the twenty fifth I dld so want to make a good lmpresslon on her, and now thls has happened' ' Of Course Rose readlly gave her ard and so when luncheon tnme came a temptmg array of food had been prepared Rose was obliged to le we then and so, Hilda merely ate a plck up lunch before renewing her labors When at last everythmg was rn readl ness for the guest Hllda took her new book and went out on the plazza to rest An hour later, the whrstle blew an nouncmg that rt was sxx o clock but If falled to arouse Hrlda who tlred out with her day s labor had fallen fast asleep ln her comfortable chalr Meanwhlle the tram had pulled ln and all the passengers, except one had gone A httle old woman wearlng a black shavyl and bonnet and carrylng a huge carpet bag stlll stood forlornly on the platform evldently lookmg for someone Fmally pluckmg up her courage she stopped a small boy and asked hlm how to get to ones s house After she had learned the way to one of the resldences belongmg to a jones famlly the old lady started off to find rt Hxlda awoke wrth a start Where was she' What trme was lt? Then she re membered and hastlly rose to her feet When she had hnally gathered her wlts the htt e old lady prevlously mentloned was commg up the path Be thrs .lones s house? I m Mlss Jones slster and I vsas told as how this was the place Be lt' the old lady asked Why' why' y e ess sald Hilda I am Hllda Jones llease come ln It s no wonder you dldn t remember your old aunt, seelngst how you d never seen her Well, here I be now Mfhere S your pa and ma? .. v . . 2 , Y . . . , . 1 y ' u ,, . w N . . , . 9 A 7 y ' 7 ! . . , , ' 1 ' 9 . . . . cc 1 9 , , v v I, . . ' . Y Y. Y . v ' H r . D .Y ! . . . i . 7 I . A. . P. 18. . 1 0 . HJ 1 n l , . . , . . . cr . H . Y ' I . 1 ' Y . . , rr . - V as . , , . , A . . . , . V Y . ' ' 'H , . . . - , . at ,, . . .1 - . . , . . . J . ,, . . 4, , Y . , ' Y V ' Y ' ' I 7 , Q 7 1 u ' ' D! 1 , -