Phillips Academy - Pot Pourri Yearbook (Andover, MA)

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Classical Department Stephen Egenrg Gbbeg First practiced his captivating bow on january I, 1882, in Kingston, N. Y. His tather is Stephen Le Grand Abbey, a grain-merchant in his native burgh. He claims every blood in the market for his, believ- ing in the maxim that the Lord helps those who help themselves. Keeping Yale in his mind, he is slowly placing everlasting mementos of his sojourn with us. Hfflllii .P7'Z.2'E Spezzkffg 27207 P7'Z'.S6. G3arbner Cibbott Was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on December 11th, 1878, and now has his home in the United States at large. The blood in his veins is a mixture of English and Dutch. His father, Willard Abbott, is retired. N. Andrews, '94, is a cousin. Instead of being an enlisting agent for Uncle Sam he will study law. He entered Andover in ,Q5, and will go to Yale. Foo! Ba!! Teezm. Glharles Roberts Cilbricb Came smilingly into Fort Wayne, Ind., on March 5th, 1878, but has since taken up his residence in Chicago. His father, C. H. Aldrich, is a lawyer. Scotch and English blood flows through his veins. Kid entered P. A. in the fall of ,Q4, and will go to Yale. Eeiifof' Paz' POZl7'7'Z. I

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A well written life is almost as rare as a well spent one. Carlyle

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