Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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THE PILGRIM ' it 'Y-HTL St-.N-.D 't?T'VE.Y+.. 'Q -9 f l -' Personal' INFORMATION WANTED, concerning the 01d Colony an Newpor Railroad On and after -Mondzry, Nov. , 1 1869, TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON FOR Plymouth, 9 9. in 5 2. 30, and 5. p m. TRAINS FOR BOSTON LEAVE Plymouth, 6 .40, 9 . 30, amy 3 .40 p m VV. H. BULLOCK, Sup't. Boston, Oct. 25, 1869. PATENT l?slGH'f F03 SALE! An improvement upon the old Patent for nianutttcturing Ithcurxxc I'o1s'r1cr hav- ing' been made, and a caveat tiled in the oflice at W'ashington. Rights lbr States or counties will bc sold at rates which cannot fail to secure irnxneznse profits. this mach- ine with the least. possible cost for material will turu out according to the hand at the crank, from ten to twenty line per minute, of fully medium insgszine qualities, sec specimen on first page of this issue. By applying a donkey engine contracts tbr supplying daily newspapers to the num- ber ot' ten or more may be satisfactorily executed. The Publishers of The Sand Piper have consented to act as our agents iu the sale of this Patent, otif. Smw'vTf-iNi'l5 iiii S-'S This is in earnest. Foreign and Native Butter-tlics and Bugs. The undersigned will ia a inir .D . . . O 1 7 przce lor all foreign and rare Native But- terflies and Bugs. For turther particulars,- apply at the otlice of The Salud Pipcr 01' to A. XV. NV. P. O. Box 5140, tt'. Boston, Mass. l Ihii LANDSCAPE AscHlTEeTs, No. HBO Broadwaay, New York. EVERY MAN HIS ,if OWN 2 -'1 E S S3 5 o 4 Z I11 : e? i' O 9- rn The American Fire Extinguisher. A machine which can be carried On the back of a. man to any part ofthe house, is charged with gas, always ready for instant use: and has been pro'qed1n hundreds of cases Capable of extinguish. ing m a. few minutes a large 51-et -- The a.- bove picture .IS only inserted to draw atten- t10D to th1s nutmeg and also to show what the machxne iSn't. whereabouts and occupation of one Gar- nett Munn, who left Sutton in March, 1869, and has never been heard ot since. He will be, known by these characteris- tics, viz: he is apt to be asleep when anys thing happens , yet he is wide awake at catching rabbits and those who hang May -1 Baskets. Wahledl F351 For life a wife, wao loves fx 'i jt duty more than beauty, and wif who is anxious to sacrifice her- A 1 sclt' on the altar of domestic af'- 5 O! i f ' fcction. tl have 13 small chil- ,X dren. yearning for a mother's T g lovc.j Address, Paternal, ESS RA Plymouth, P. O. WV ANTED! --- WANTED! Subscribers and udver-tiscrnents for Tm: SAND PIPER. Also orders for light job work. Stories, anecdotes, and other contribu- tions thankfully reccived by The Editors. T0 LET , Fon snuz QR 1 CHEAP. Cap't Dandelioifs Yacht, Kitty Gale. Clipper built, 50 tons burden, and in good condition t-wry way. For further Pau-ticulgyga jxpply to Bll1l'Cl1 Gale. ,A i S20 REWARD 1 11 W' .Q - K , ' Is now oiiered by the owner ot' the dog that did not catch the rabbit. that has lately been lost, tor any dog that may- in any way excel in fox hunting. He is un- able to do well without such help. THE SAND PIPER. A MONTHLY NEVVS PAPER. Terms IN ADVANCE g-Fifty cents for one year. Five cents per copy. K-'QSSADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 20 cents per square, 10 cents after first insertion or 2 cents per line. Posrhong 24 cents forthe year, pay- able at the oflice wlierc received or sent with the subscription it desired. i5ESpeci1nen copies ofthe SAND PIPER will be sent free on applcatien To sU1sscRIBERs.- Persons ordering a change in the direction of this paper should give the old as well as the new address. fldlcasc make some allowance for our present inexperiencc in printing.-- Ed.J

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THE PILGRIM 7 If there weren't something organically wrong by the time he finished, it wouldn't be his fault. After Audrey clouded up and rained her refusal on them, they walked dejectedly away. We were greeted by air stewardess, Peggy Roncarati, who took us to one of the adjacent restaurants, which, we dis- covered, was owned by Alfonse Gam- bini. He had become used to having his money yell, not whisper, Peggy in- formed us. Due to the great success of his business ventures, he owned a chain throughout the country. We decided to visit the steel mills first, for we had learned that they were owned by a shrewd quartet who pos- sessed hearts of stainless steel-Warren Borgatti, Frank Ingenito, Umberto Stanghellini, and Warren Garuti. The tour was unexciting, but as interesting as any expedition which requires the inspection of large quantities of machin- ery could be, and the workers appeared to be very happy. At least Bruno Adamo, Frank Gallo, and Roy McLean were whistling while they worked. Stopping to peer into one of the of- fices, we spied William Riley, head of the employment department, sleeping soundly. Manuel Amaral and Harley Mitchell, who had been busily painting a sign, now admired their handiwork and hung it on the door of Riley's office. Approaching. we read: Out of Order ! ! We started back to our plane. On the way Agnes passed a newspaper stand owned by Peter Sylvia and Mary Nick- erson, and here Agnes. with the idea of improving our minds, purchased a paper. Then we scrambled into the plane, each clutching her favorite sec- tion of the paper. Make the next stop Washington. Audrey, called Aggie. It must be very exciting there with national elections impending! This paper savs that Robert Briggs, renowned Harvard professor. is the candidate of the Never Sav Die party, and his brisk manner, tireless energy. and fine intellect. are certain to impress the electorate. Harold Scheid, our senior class president, is the candi- date for the Straight from the Shoul- der partyg Scheid has made some really brilliant speeches. and he intends to win -slowly but surely! Margaret looked up from her paper, Here's something about Representative Mongan. He has little to say about the election, and consistently refuses to fore- cast its result. Both Briggs and Scheid are good friends of his. Perhaps Mon- gan is too much occupied with his social obligations in the capital to be deeply concerned about the presidential cam- paignf' Who says so? I asked. Editor Stanley Cook! Stanley is no longer the dashing Romeo of our school days. He now advocates social reform with great determination, and is as well- known for his vigorous writing as West- brook Pegler was twelve years ago. Also on the staff of the paper we found some classmates who had entered the field of journalism. Helen Hamilton was both the beauty editor and fashion reviewer. Barbara Kritzmacher was in charge of the household department, and took great satisfaction in offering each day new receipes which she had glee- fully concocted ten minutes before they went to press. Clifford Sampson was the star reporter, and Barbara Griswold had made a great success of her column, Advice to the Lovelornf' Charles Anti did a comic strip, and we observed with some dismay that his characters were still using jokes he had tried out on us years ago! We arrived in Washington in the midst of a riot. People were gathered on the sidewalks watching a group of wo- men who were carrying large signs say- ing, We want our rights. Weill finish the fight that started seventy years ago. The onlookers were very much amused by all this. The leader was Lillian Coggeshall, at her best when in- volved in a really heated argument. She was the women's candidate for Presi- dent. Eleanor Welch was busily pass- ing pamphlets among the people. The women thought that the men had been the pants of the federal government long enough, and that it was time that the petticoats demonstrated how the job should be done. Among the group of determined feminists we saw Elizabeth Dupuis, Josephine Morini, and Elizabeth Covell. Lawyers Anna Bagni and Dor- othy Musto, prepared for any opposition, followed the group in a large, yellow limousine. Hearing the scream of police sirens, we ran to our plane for safety. We would visit Washington, D. C., at some other time when the lid was off the pot and the water couldn't boil so vigor- ously! That was a wise decision, for We later learned that so furious a battle had occurred that patrolmen Henry Darsch, Alfred Sitta, and Peter Sa were injured Continued on Page 10

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