Edmunds High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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PROF. BAR'1'1,Ex'-'flle gives vent to a dry laugh over his joke in which I cannot but join. GEO. A. CHURCHILL, OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY. Sole Bgent for 1buonut's ID6I'flll1l65 ano 1bux3ler's Ganbies. lDI'6BCl'lDfiOll WON? Sl 5DCCi8lfQ. Class and Fraternity Rings and Pins The very latest styles in great variety. .aff J- .ai .ai .af .ai .99 Samples sent to any school CHAS. S. GIVEN, Colo Sobas. 5 5 - 1bot Sobas. on request. Topshum, - - MAINE. N1 f The Best C. W.STRAlGHT, D. us. WJ. THWAITS, D. D, s. IU I ' 325 ' ME- v ,. gag K X, l I l 03115165 'L ff? '- 'nf f nc. dream , DENTISTS - ' X '- X . qi S i .. 6 - 1 -w ' anDMl + 3 'l fi EI' ff we 'fix ,,,.f, , ,l l ff ' i f ll ll A Sobas . f :Q-fY,..G... MWW5 to be mm ay Over Burlington Savings Bank. The Burlington Candy Kifcben. Omce HWS: 942' Sf H50- O. K. STEAM LAUNDRY, 195 BANK STREET- Open at all reasonable hours. 5 .al .3 Does the very best of work. Renders prompt service. 129 .29 .8 .29 Asks your patronage. H. H. DAVIS. S552 1Re taurant Serves meals ana' lunches af all hours. A nefw ana' neat ladies' dining room. W. C. HOAG, 142 and 144 Church Street.

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Mlss Moomfz- Her voice w c ft, gentle and low an excellent thmg ln woman T Will occupy the hcthd- Nl some store heod of Church Street, where they will be glad to see their friehds, H. W. Allch St Co. Hlll LYMRN tom COMPANY : al : Burlington, 1 Uermont. T H E FRC U LT Yzir to please everybody, including HIGH SCHUOL STUDENTS has been acquired by us through the agency of mee rtrrrt our T T AMQM., W 7'lf C C'0'hi'U Your choice a g stock at T th t th h 1, h - CHAS. W. RICHARDSON, I 'IDG ei el' y lg t 'gl t t minal Pri l Cor. Church and Main Sts., opp. City Hall Q Q Q Q lllbrs. lp. CE. Ebobqe, Ll!3m'Iington, lDermOnt. jfine fllbillinerxg, 94 Glburcb Street 'S '5 9 5

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Miss TOXVLE-HPiltl'bl1S ! what a name! To fill the speaking trumpet of my future fame. Burlington High School. THREE FULL FOUR:YEAR COURSES General, Scientific and Classical. Has fully-equipped Laboratories, Physical, Chemical, Botanical, Biological and Geologicalg a good and growing Library of Reference Books, and 411 the other facilities of a first-class High School. It prepares boys and girls for any College in the United States, and has certificate privilege to all Colleges that accept students by certificate. Out-of'toWn pupils are admitted to all the privileges of the School upon the payment of a moderate tuition fee. Terms of admission and course of study sent on application to HENRY 0. WHEELER, A ISAAC THOMAS, ' I' Superintendent of Schools. N' Principal.