Milford High School - Oak Lily and Ivy Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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OAK, LILY AND IVY. 15 Miss Caroline Louise Bragg, ’o6, Bridgewater Normal ’08, is now teaching in Lincoln, R. I. Miss Claire Mainini, ’o6, Framingham Normal ’08, is teaching in Foxboro, Mass. On October 21, Miss Grace Godfrey, ’91, and Arthur Freemont Rider of New York were married in the Universalist church by Rev. E. W. Whitney. Miss Mary Kelly, ’06, Bridgewater Normal ’08, is teaching in Holbrook, Mass. Eugene Stoddard, ’78, is principal of the high school in Martinez, Califor¬ nia. His son and daughter are students in a nearby college. The many friends of Phoebe (Whitmore) Daniels, once of M. H. S., were grieved to hear of her recent death in Malden, Mass. WALCOTT’S C. F. LYFOltD, Supt. G. P. Is the Place to buy SHIRT WAISTS at City Prices. WALCOTT. 150 - 1 st,ee ’ CLIFFORD A. COOK, Counselor at Xaw, Notary Public. 225 Main Street, Milford. 1 Compliments of King Bros,, Clothiers. Milford, Mass. TRASK BROTHERS, Dealers in high class CYCLES m SUNDRIES. Agents For Edison Graphophones. GRANITE BLOCK, MILFORD. s. A. eastmaiYco., Manufacturers of all kinds of WOODEN BOXES For Boots, Shoes, Straw goods. Also plain and fancy paper boxes. Mill, Cor. Central and Depot Sts., Milford. A. SHUMAN CO S Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats ARE SOLD BY N. W. HEATH, 158 Main Street, Milford. Compliments of Huckins Temple. Shoe Manufacturers. Jobn ID. (BarOella, |pb. (5., clown Mouse ipbarmacv.

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OAK, LILY AND IVY. H In contrast to the other papers of this edition, the orchestra does not send out a call for assistance to the Alumni, but rather thanks them for the interest which they have shown in the past, and which they will continue to show in the future, toward the development of one of the most enjoyable associations of the Milford High School. R. S. Bragg, 09. Elumnt IWotes. James Clancy, ’03, University of Cin. Elmer Thomas, ’03, Tuft’s Medical. William Brady, ’05, Tuft’s Medical. Maurice Foley, ’07, Tuft’s Dental. John Doherty, ’06, Boston College. Marion Ryan, ’07, Boston University. Bertha Carr, ’06, Boston University. James Luby, ’04, B. U. Law School. Milford High School is now represented in various higher institutions of learning bv the following graduates : Edward Dempsey, ’02, Harvard Med. Irene Sweet, ’06, Whitney School. William Curtin, ’07, Baltimore Med. Chas. Moriarty, ’04, Jefferson Medical. Katherine Burke, ’07 Framingham Nor. Mildred White, ’07, Framingham Nor. Marguerite Glennon,’c 7, Bridgewater N. George Tulley, ’07, Holy Cross College. William Moore, ’06, B. U. Law School.William Clancy, ’06, Holy Cross College. Alfred Cenedella,’06, B. U. Law u Walter Bullard’06, Worcester Poly tech. William Murray, ’07, B. lb Law “ Marion Gilmore, ’07, Normal Art. Austin Livingstone,’07, B.U. Law u Grace Waterman, ’06, Tuft’s. Agnes Mann, ’06, Wellesley College. Wendell Phillips, ex’07, Notre Dame. Gwenn Cooke, ’06, Wellesley College. Eya Smith, ’oS, Dean Academy. Claude Simpson, ’05, Dartmouth. Stuart Godfrey, ex’05, West Point Edward Hansbury, ’05, Dartmouth. Royal Taft, ’oS, Philips-Exeter. Herman Dillingham, ’05, Dartmouth. Margaret Watkins, ’08, Dana Hall. Mr. George F. Murdock, our former principal, is pleasantly located in Hills¬ boro, New Hampshire, where he is principal of the high school and has charge of a building of 250 pupils. Dr. vS. Ernest Fletcher, ’84, a prominent physician of Chicopee, is the Re¬ publican candidate for mayor in that city. The marriage of Otis W. Krum, ’84, and Miss Bertha E. Pitman of Pitts¬ burg, Pa., has been announced recently. They will reside in St. Louis. William R. Burke, ’85, is the Democratic candidate for representative from this district. Miss Lottie A. Jones, ’86 is teaching in the Normal school in Bloomsburg, Pa. E. Fletcher Lyford, ’04, Boston Tech. ’08, is employed as chemist for a sugar plantation in Baton Rouge, La.

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16 OAK, LILY AND IVY.. MONUMENTS, THE BEST MADE. A. C. KINNEY, South Bow Street, Milford. WALTER L. COLLINS, Hrcbftect. IRooms 7 1=2 anb 9. Collins Building, - Milford, Mass. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS, 1H. H. Daniels. P. O. Block, Milford. Lilley Mader, Confectioners. J49 Main Street, - Milford. CONNORS BROS. Laundry. Main Street, Milford. GOUCHER’S HOTEL, 47 CENTRAL STREET, MILFORD. EUROPEAN PLAN. This hotel has been fitted up in the most elaborate and convenient manner. Tables supplied with best market aftords. Prices reasonable. ALFRED GOUCHER, Proprietor. AT J. L. BUXTON’S MACHINE SHOP REAR 42 CENTRAL STREET. All kinds of Machine Jobbing done. Cutlery of every description ground. Scissors, scythes, axes and lawn mowers sharpened. Skates ground concave O- K. Sewing machines repaired. Lock-smith. Com¬ plete set of violin maker’s tools. Also proprietor of the Improved Acme Heating Drum; it burns no fuel. TRY ONE, YOU WILL LIKE IT. DILLON BROS., Contractors and Builders, MILFORD. Ttttfib School. Hlew THospital. Compliments of JAMES H. REYNOLDS. 106 Main Street, Lyceum Block. RANAHAN BROTHERS, Clear flUanufacturers. Retail dealers in Pipes and Tobacco. LOGAN AND JUDGE, Monuments and Tablets. 9 Spruce Street, Milford, Mass. WM. JOHNSTON TEAMING CO., Piano and Furniture Moving a Specialty. Tea ming of All Kinds. Office 71 Main Street. Tel. Con. HERBERT HUNTER, CLOTHING CLEANED AND COLORED. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 178 Main Street, Milford, Mass. MILL AGENT FOR HENRY L. PATRICK , WASHBURN, CROSBY COMPANY’S GOLD MED7TL HND JOHN 7TLDEN FLOURS. ferrv’s fteas Solo at Bee illive Groceries, (ifiilforO.