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

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Advertising Section. H |t | Oi ir+iee COAL COMPANY - IVI . UUrLISS 48 PONDST., MILFORD COAL, WOOD AND OTTO COKE. Leo De Filippis Custom Tailor Casey Dempsey’s New Block 118 Main St. Milford A H. Sweet Co., Inc. REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 164 Main Street, Milford P. J. Lawless. A. H. Sweet, Eldred e Son 42 EXCHANGE ST., MILFORD. Paints and Wall Paper. Alfred B. Cenedella ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT 3 Baker Building Milford MM8 EXT IF. Dentist Office Hours 9 to 5. Thursday and Satur¬ day evenings until 8 Claflin Building Milford BEST WISHES OF FF etcuer) Ice Crearr) Sor) cctioijcuy Gorr)p0r)j 157 MAIN ST., MILFORD COMPLIMENTS OF TV i tiling ton’s laiiiii mil GEO. H. LOCKE DEALER IN Asphalt Shingles Tel. 210 Milford Dillon Brothers Contractors and Builders MILFORD High School New Hospital Compliments of P. J. Leonard iniaiiAaT if mil 180 Main St. Milford, Mass. WATCHES CUT GLASS CLINTON L. BARNARD 148 Main Street, Milford FINE CHINA JEWELRY J. J. LAWTON. PRES. CARLTON F. STURDY, TREAS AVERY WOODBURY CO. J? YLford INTERIOR DECORATORS .HOME FURNISHERS. CUT GLASS SILVERWARE, DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.

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Oak, Lily and Ivy. 18 “The sailor, without answering, took out his whistle.’, Voice From the Rear: “ What was it, a flute or a piccolo?” Freshman: “I thought you said you knew all the bright pupils in your class.’’ Junior: “Of course I do, but I don’t have to associate with them.” Heard in the Chemistry Laboratory: “If an explosion should take place here now, and the life of one of your classmates were in danger, what would you do?” Goucher (promptly): “Run for the door.” Miss Barry: “Gee, what a hero!” Pupil to his mother: “Ma, my teacher told me this morning that I laugh so much over nothing.” Mother: “Don’t come home and tell me the same thing again, for if you do I will make you cry so much more over something.” % j Miss Ford: “Hydrogen united with air explodes. In preparing hydrogen and testing its properties what caution would you take in order to avoid the ex¬ plosion. Clarridge, “Abandon the idea of performing the experiment.’’ Miss Pianca (in French): “Boy, your translation is terrible.” Pupil: “I know it, but it is not my fault. My mother often tells me that terribleness is a quality which I inherited from my father.’’ Jones (to a group of Freshmen): “Who is the strongest boy in your class? Macchi (expanding his chest): “Why, I be.’’ Miss Larkin: “Tell us what you think of woman suffra ge, O’Brien.” O’Brien: “I think women should not vote because their place is in the home.” Miss Barnard: Your argument is weak. I go to the pictures nearly every day and I notice that the women form the majority of the attending body. Miss Larkin (History A): “Now, Miss Healy, what did Captain James Smith do?” Miss Healy: “Er—he—oh he founded the James River.” Miss Birmingham (Com’l Law): “How have the statutes changed the law in regard to married women’s contracts, Murphy?’’ Muryhy: “Oh! er—before a married woman can make contracts, her hus¬ band must be dead, divorced, in jail, or intoxicated.”

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Advertising Section. E. A. DANFORTH OPTICIAN 5 Thayer Building, 219 Main St., Milford. Office hours: 9 to 6; Thursday and Saturday evenings until 8.80 o’clock. Walter W. Watson Funeral Director Embalmer 2d Exchange St., Milford CASS BROTHERS WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDING READY MIXED PAINTS HARDWARE, PICTURE FRAMING, ETC. 63 MAIN ST., MILFORD Kuppenheimer Clothes are are best for young men. Sold by BOWKER the CLOTHIER SHERMAN BROS. Milford Laundry All work inspected before leaving Lann dry. Goods called for and delivered free of charge. Send postal for team. 32 34 Exchange St., Milford WILLIAMS , VINCENT ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law Bank Block Milford Compliments of L. P. WEBBER Hotel Willian Hardware, Parlor Stoves, Crawford and Magee Ranges, Sporting Goods, Paints and Oils. CLARK ELLIS SONS MILFORD, MA S. E F LILLEY Jeweler and Optician ‘TALLEY’S CORNER” Milford Mas s Dr. H. E. Whitney Dr. E. C. Whitney DENTISTS 219 Main St. Milford Three points ahead of ALL competitors— Quantity, Quality §. f rice jRey.yqlds’ Shoe Mouse Opposite the Mansion House. ©. H. LILLEY ICE CREAM 4 CONFECTIONERY. WAITING STATION 149 AT»i 0 5t. A ilford HERBERT HUNTER LADIES’ 4 GENTS’ CLOTHING MADE to ORDER 178 Main Street. Milford COMPLIMENTS OF— JAMES H. REYNOLDS 10G Main St. Lyceum Block S. Chac bourne. Dealer in all kinds of SPORTING GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, PAINTS, YARNISHES and SEEDS. 168 Main St. Milford WALTER L. COLLINS Rooms 7| and 9 COLLINS BLDG. MILFOKI) Eastman Kodaks! Supplies Gardella Drug C°