Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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4 ADVERTISEMENTS. Kniffin Hopkins, HARDWARE, GOSHEN, N. Y. ROSE CREAM JELLY. For Chapped Hands, Face or Lips, Sun Burn or Roughness of Skin use our ROSE CREAM JELLY—is not greasy—easily applied. Price 15 Cents. POWER CO., GOSHEN, N. Y. ST. ELMO HOTEL, • GOSHEN, N. Y. R. B. HOCK, Proprietor. F. B. HOCK, Manager. First-class service. Thoroughly equipped.

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ADVERTISEMENTS. The LITTLE STORE that does the BIGGEST Business. JOHN H. HINCHMAN, WATCHES, Grocer. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, SILVERWARE, Etc. CHOICE BUTTER, TEA AND COFFEE. Your Jeweler, Cor. Church and W. Main Sts., GOSHEN, N. Y. A. 0. SNOW. Telephone Connection. HENRY LAINDY, AT HORSESHOEING Dikeman’s Pharmacy AND You will find a Superior Grade of GENERAL JOBBING. Toilet Articles, Artists' Materials, Shoeing Trotters a Specialty. Paints, Oils, Etc. Shop, Gof. Green and Greenwich Streets. 75 West Main Street, GOSHEN, N. Y.

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♦ (SosUcn |HgU j rliooX, ©oslmi, $cu? lorfc, Suae, ilintccn $uodr d and «|our. EDITOR-IN-GHIEF.............................FLORENCE S. ROBBINS ASSISTANT EDITORS. A. GLARA DE YOE, - MARY E. BASSETT, - N. ELIZABETH MOULD BUSINESS MANAGERS. W. Y. RUMSEY - - - CARLTON I. SMITH. Preface. IN presenting to the public this, the first senior class paper of Goshen High School, the class of 1904 desires all readers to receive the contents in the same spirit which moved the editors in their work. Intended mainly to chronicle the events of the past year, the matter herein published is presented without any feeling of malice or any intention to harm a single person, and if in their ef- forts to make the paper of such a nature the editors have overstepped the bounds, they desire pardon for the offense. In closing, they desire to acknowledge their indebtedness to all who have aided them in preparation of this paper, and hoping it will be received as intended they remain THE EDITORS. Kind reader if it pleaseth you To scan this little volume through, And read perchance a line or two. The liberty is thine. To criticise and laugh at it, Or praise it if you will; But please remember there are hearts Which love it dearly still. And if to you some ruthless thought Shall bring a shade of sorrow, The world may laugh at it today, But 'twill forget tomorrow ; And so we beg be lenient, 'Tis wit, not malice, that is meant In all these shafts at random sent; And if our wit shall lack of sense, Then you may laugh at our expense.