Phillips Exeter Academy - PEAN Yearbook (Exeter, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1892 volume:

Drugs, Medicines and Chemin ls, A full and complete stock of fair and reasonable prices. RESCRIPTIONS are always given careful attention and accu rately prepared from the purest and freshest materials. TOILET SPQNGES, BRUSHES, SOAPS, CQMBS, Pi-BRFUMES, AND ALL TGILET Goons. ICE GREAM soon, FRUIT pr-lospi-11:x'rEs, Summer and NVintcr. All Flavors. All of the popular Cigarettes, Tobaccoes, Cigars, etc. E. J. GRAM, Druggist. 'Sen Exeter, N . H . ...AAU , ,, .,... .. The Phillips Exeter fleaderny. incorporated April 3, l78l. Formally Opened May I, l783. The Academy ollers two courses: the Classical Course ot' four years, designed for students preparing for college, the .English Course of three years, designed for students preparing for scientihc schools. Q Diplomas are given to students who honorably complete either course. The Tuition, including Gymnasium fee. is 553200, S27.00,1ll1li 522.00 for the Fall, VVinter. and Spring terms respectively, or 31531.00 a year. About eight thousand dollars is divided annually among good scholars of high character but slender means. Examinations for admission to the principal colleges and scientific schools are held annually in June at the Academy. Besides the Libraries of the Golden Branch and the G. L. Soule Literary Societies, there is a Reference Library containing about 1,500 volumes. The Gymnasium, a brick building with sandstone trimmings, contains 390 lockers, a running track, and rooms for shower bath, base-hall practice bowling alleyspbgting and bathing. Systematic class exercises, and ex- ercises for individuals adapted to their special needs. under the supervision of a skilled director, form a part of' the regular course ofAcademic training. The New 'Physical Laboratory contains a large room for work in General Physics, a fume closet, a cabinet tbr the storage of delicate appa- ratus, shops for wood-working and metal-working, a dark room, balance room, temperature room,-in short, all the latest improvements essential for thorough work in physics. The Chemical Laboratory is surpassed by few college laboratories. The building is of brick, 40x50 feet, three stories high, fire-proof through- out, well lighted, and Well ventilated. It is heated by indirect radiation. The lower story contains the store-rooms, an ammonia-free room for water-analysis, and a preparing room. The second floor has two recita- tion rooms. The upper ,iioor is fitted with desks, sinks, hoods. etc., for elementary and descriptive chemical work. Each desk is supplied with water and gas. On this Hoor there is a dust-proof room for balances, microscopes, etc., and darkened spaces for spectroscopes. - 3 H. WAIUUN SMITH, A LQTHOWQGRAPHER 9 BOSTON, PORTLAND, OLD ORCHARD V AMHERST, WILLIAMSTOWN, AND MLDDLETOWN, CONN. CLASS VVORK A.EhwMxALTY Groups and Views of P. E. A. 1892, 1893, 1894 and 1895. SEND FOR OUR SPECIAL CABINET RATES 4 . THE DEAN Volcrme IX. U81 w. El 0 ' HW ..u: luug. .-' W1 , rf ' - ' nvfff ' all 3 Q if g'fH:,,f'LV , J, - l or. 1 a s.:- ' ,S I ug , ga, s. , sf. . 'D 'Q T13- . Irunuul . .h V Stes x' Published bg the Senior Class of The Phillips Exeter Academyg Exeler, N . I'I. 1592 Dediccrfion '11 H Profzssor George 2K'lbz1 f W'zn'cwo1'fb THIS VOLUME OF THE DEAN TS MOST AFFEC'1'lONA'1'ELY INSCRIBED BV THE EDITORS PRESS OF ltinrkhscll nun dthurchill aosron Edifors. REUEL HHRYEY THHYER, JR., Buffalo, N. Y. CHHRLES DUNBHR BOOTH, Ashtabula, O. MCKEE DUNN MCKEE, Washington, D.C. JOHN FRHNCIS BHRRETT Lincoln, Neb. FXLLHN MOORE HERYEY, Boston, Mass. C39 Contentg '9b3Se'f DEDICATION EDITORS PREFACE TRUSTEES FACULTY ....... BIOGRAPHY OF PROE. G. A. XNENTWORTII . I'IISTORY OF SENIOR CLASS . . . SENIOR CLASS STATISTICS SENIOR CLASS BALLOT . CLASS OF NINETY'r1lliREE . CLASS OF NINETY-FOUR . CLASS OF NINETY-FIVE . . SUMMARY AND REPRESENTATION BOARDING l'l0USES . . . DANCES . . PUBLICATIONS ...... LITERARY AND MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS SECRET SOCIETIES , .... . ATHLETICS .... - Athletic Association Football . . . Indoor meeting . Tennis Association Baseball . . . Spring meeting . EXETER-ANDOVER MEETING RECORDS .... MISCELLANEOUS . C47 PAGE 3 5 6 7 9 I I 13 14 20 25 30 36 37 45 49 57 67 73 74 76 S3 S5 S9 99 102 IOS I I 3 Preface. . . T I:-I E P E A N . CC IRST you want to know what it is and why it is, and perhaps we may as well explain. The PEAN is the catalogue from the students' standpoint. The Faculty publishes a catalogue, dwelling longingly and lovingly on the points which it deems most importantg and, while we do not wish to have it understood that our studies are of secondary consideration, yet there are other things that occupy our leisure hours, and they, too, should be represented. Some may expect of us a production rivalling LW in illustration and satire, these are doomed to disappointment, and those who have constantly dis- couraged us we hope will find a pleasant surprise. To those who have supported us we extend our thanks, and we hope to have assured them that their confidence has not been misplaced. THE EDITORS. t 5 5 TVQSIQQQ. -wF:Sfvsf41f- GEORGE SILSBEE HALE, A.NI., Pl'US1'lIll1Zl . BOSTON Elected june, lS7O. CHARLES HENRY BELL, LL.D. . EXETER Elected December, xS79. CHARLES FRANKLIN DUNBAR, LL.D. . CAMBRIDGE, MASS Elected March, 1SS5. JOHN TAYLOR PERRY, A.Nl. . . EXETER Elected March, ISS5. FRANCIS ORMOND FRENCH, A.B., LL.B. NEW YORK Elected April, 1SS6. GEORGE SHATTUCK NIORISON, A.M., LL.B. . CHICAGO Elected june, ISSS. CHARLES EVERETT FISH, A.Nl., ex Qjlcio . EXETER Elected june, 1S9o. 'Trefzs1u'er. JOHN EDWARD GARDNER, A.B. EXETER Elected April, 1S9o. C63 In!Dzg.Co.,BodAnKAn. Facicrlfxg, CHARLES EVERETT FISH, A.M., Pl'f77C1yMZl. QElcctcd june, ISQO-D AGEORGE ALBERT WENTWORTH, A.M. fliluctcd March, ISSS-J Prqfcssor ry' Jlla!l1L'mal1'cs. BRADBURY LONGFELLOW CILLEY, A.M qlileclcd December, 1S5S.J Pl'lW'5JOI' W' Afzfieul Laflgzlagaxv OSCAR FAULHABER, PH.D. Qlilcctcd Dcccmbcr, lS74., 1:9'QfL'.Y.Yl1l' ry' Frenflz amz' Gcrlllan. JAMESARTHUR TUFTS, A.B., Sec1'e2'r11J1. Qlllectud October, lS7S.J f5'QfL'J'.S'0l' qf Ezzglzlvh in ilu' Classzkaf Dejuzrfmczlf. CARLTON BEECHER STETSON, A.M QElcctcd june, ISSGJ I77.S'fl'lICf07' in fhlviofjz Absent for thc your. 6 75 ALBERTUS TRUE DUDLEY, A.B. CEIcctcd june, lSS7.J Dz'1wfaz' W' Me Q1'1m1asz'1f11z, mm' I1zsl1'1zc!or in Lzzffzl. WILLIAM ALLEN FRANCIS, A.M. Uilecled September, ISS'7.D P1'W'e.rs11r of Jllalhelzzafzhf. HAROLD NORTH FOWLER, PH.D. QEIcctcd june, ISSSJ Pzqfcssor of Lalfu. WILLIAM ABBOTT STONE, A.B Clilccted July, 1SSS.J l1zsz'rm'!0r in Ph,1u'1'f.v. GEORGE RANTOUL WHITE, A.NI. qlilcctcd October, 1SS9.D Ifzsizwrfor in Chewz'.vf1j'. ICHARLES AUSTIN HOBBS, A.NI. Uilected july, 1S91.J Izlxfrzzrlor in Mathe11zn!z'rs. HENRY CHESTER JACKSON, A.B CElectcrI july, rS9l.j Dzsfrzzflw' in Me Gy11z7za.vz'um. 4' Rcsigned December, 1S91. CSD rx r,,X. 'iw , v -1 f . . N 1 1 K 6-'15 Engraved md Printed by Lux Eng. Co., llanton Mau. ref. zorgz lliert fentwortb. -1-rs-res 2No1w knew time but to love Mau,- Wolze named than but to p1'a1'se. T is especially appropriate that we chronicle the life of George Albert Wentworth in this volume, which commemorates the depart- ure from Phillips Exeter of the class whose leave-taking is contem- poraneous with that of its most noted instructor. George Albert Wentworth, A.M., was born at Wakefield, N.H., and he received his early instruction in the district school of that town. Mr. Wentworth entered the Junior Class of Phillips lixeter Academy in the fall of 1852, and remained through his Senior year. In 1855 he entered the Sophomore Class of Harvard College, and was graduated with high honors in 1858. Before his graduation, Mr. Wentworth was elected to the position of Instructor of Ancient Languages in the Academy, in which capacity he served for one year. He then assumed the Profes- sorship of Mathematics, and held that position until his resignation, which took elfect in june, 1892. Although he received tempting offers to occupy nominally higher positions, yet his love for Phillips Exeter held him bound at the hearthstone of the fortunate institution to which he devoted a large part of his life's work. The handsome gymnasium and finely equipped laboratories will long remain as reminders of his untiring devotednessg for it was largely due to his instrumentality that the edifices were con- structed. Professor Wentworth is probably best known throughout the C99 country as an author of mathematical works, and, as such, is ranked among the highest. His memory will be longest cherished by those who were in the Academy during his terms as acting Principal after the resignation of Dr. Perkins, and also of Dr. Scott. Although these periods were marked by the severity of the discipline, yet among the students there was always the most profound respect for him, and a feeling of confi- dence that justice was being enacted. ' It was with a feeling of deepest regret that we learned of the resignation of so popular a professor. After a third of a century's close connection with Phillips Exeter Academy it seemed almost im- possible to spare Mr. Wentworth for the absence of a year, which he has been spending abroad: with how much deeper a feeling of sorrow are we brought to realize that his familiar face will no longer be seen in the class-room. Ninety-two may well count herself 'fortunate that his period of service in the Academy did not end before hers. U05 The ClaSS of '92. COLORS: Blark and Wl11'fi'. CHEER: Hulla-baloo, Hulla-baloo, Exeiur, Exrlfr, '92. is HE duty of singing the PEAN now devolves upon us, and it is with great joy that we enter upon the task of writing our class his- tory. We are allowed a reply to the courteous mention of us in Volume VIII., andalso the privilege of vaunting ourselves in the apparel of Seniors. As has been said, ft It is something, after all, to be a Senior, but our satisfaction is not in being able to show our plumage--it is in our right to speak proudly of the admirable record of our class, which has been maintained throughout four years, as the result of the earnest efforts of our fellows. A highly commendable record of scholarship has always character- ized the class, and in athletics and social matters the valuable assist- ance and the influence of '92 have been acknowledged. But how unfortunate are we in not being allowed more victories over Andover! Our misfortune is too humiliating to mention. We must, however, still undergo humiliation, so we are like Washington, calm in defeat, and never elated in victory. In the football and baseball teams our class has been wellvrepresented, and in other athletics she has not been excelled by any of her associated classes. We were as surprised as we were delighted, when, in the winter C113 meeting of our preparatory year, we won the tug-of-war. Think of preps having the four strongest men! This we again won in the following year, and we probably should have won it yet again had not that contest been excluded from our list of events, and finally abolished. We have been successful in the other tournaments of our course, always taking our quota of prizes. One thing truly remarkable is, that many of those prominent in school interests, society and music especially, were our classmates, but they have nearly all left us, still their influence has been felt during their absence. The class now seems to be purged of all its unworthy members, and our excellent Principal and Faculty are full of hope, and assurance of the future success of the generation which intends soon to bid adieu to old Phillips Exeter. We wish her many anniversaries in prosperity, and, like children about to fare abroad, with our minds stored with the precepts of our parent and the hope of honoring her alway, we wave our good-by as we enter the larger sphere of our education. fI2D Senior CIQISS Statistics. Average Age . Average Height . 5 feet SX inches. Ave ra ffe XVeiffh ' . 19yrs.6mo.6days. Tallest Man . t . 15111 pounds. Shortest Man Youngest Man . . 16 years 9 months . . 6 feet 2 inches. - 5 feet 3 inches. . . 192 pounds. Lutheran . , . Ogaker . . . Universalist . . Atheist . . , . Independent . . Farmers' Alliance . . Williams . . . Brown . . . Undecided . . Stock Broker. . . Machinist . . . Architect . . . Farmer . . . Ship-builder . . Novelist . . Poet . . 'Alf' and 'Alt' . Old Scotch Glengarry, Rum...... Punch . . . Coffee . . . . B D Oldest Man . . 25 yrs. II mo. 3 days. Heaviest Man Lightest Man ..... 118 pounds. Rqliqion. Episcopal ..... I5 1 Presbyterian . . . 7 None .... . 9 , Methodist ..... 4 Congregational. . . 9 Roman Catholic . . 4 Unitarian . . . . 7 i United Presbyterian . 3 Politics. Republicans .... 33 I Non-Prohib. Rep. . . 4 Democrats . . . I7 i Mugwump . . . . 3 None ...... 3 Future Qolleqq. Harvard . . . 29 I M. I. T ...... 3 l Yale . . . I7 Cornell . . 3 i None . . 7 Princeton ..... 1 l Future Occupation. Lawyers . . . I2 Bankers ..... 2 ' Undccided - - 9 Faro-Bankers . . . 2 i BUSIUGSS - - 7 Gentlemen of Leisure, 2 None - - - 5 Ministers .... . 2 i Journalists . . 4 Sport ...... 1 Doctors . . 5 Teacher . . 1 N Engineers. . . 3 Politician ..... 1 j Fauoritq Drink. Water . . . I7 Gin ...... . 3 l Milk . . . . 5 Beer. . . . . 3 i Champagne . . . 5 Soda-water . . . 3 Port ...... 5 None .... . 3 7 Absinthe ..... 4 Rock and Rye . . . 3 I Manhattan Cocktail . 4 Ale ..... . 3 1 C137 Nitric Acid . . 2 1 2 Senior CIQSS Ballot. llandsomest Man 'l' . Homeliest Man . Most Popular Man Best Athlete . . Best Student . Best Dressed Man . WVittiest Man . Cheekiest Man . Best-natured Man . Most Religious Man . 'e!ESBsF3fH- ' AMSDEN. CoL'roN. YVEII.. Booru. PIARADON. CON:-:L1N. BARRETT. HURLEY. Bissau.. SEGERBLOOM. H. SHELDON ARNOLD. L21Zl6St Manx. INIYERS. PERKINS. Ladies' Man . MYERS, Vainest Man . VVEIL. Class Grind . DEAN. Class Sport . I-lAr1Jr2N. Class Crank . BOWVLES. Class Talker . BISSELL. Class Cribber. B1ssELL. Class Baby . BUTLER. Class Tank . . . . MYERS. Most Popular Professor WHITE. Most Unpopular Professor FRANCIS. Handsomest Professor . FAULHABER. Homeliest Professor . DUIJLEY. Best Disciplinarian CILLEY. Highest Marker . FAULHABER. Lowest Marker . TUFTS. Fairest Marker' . . CILLEY' WHITE. 4' Tie vote. 5143 ,Senior Class. -:-.P2xGe- O F F l Q E R S . C. D. BOOTII . . . . Presidczll. F. II. IIARADON . V1l'c-P1'vS1'df11i. G. S. AMSDEN Sccretmy- Treasurer. Ames, Leroy Allston, Amsden, George Samuel, Arnold, Henry Newton, Barnes, Lynn Moore, Barrett, John Francis, Belmore, Bruce YVeatherby, Bissell, Amos, Booth, Charles Dunbar, Bowles, Henry Irving, Bristol, Charles Edward, jr., Brown, Allison, Chickcring, Edward Conner, Colton, Henry Seymour, jr., Conklin, Lewis Roberts, Conly, XVilliam Patrick, Dean, Philip Redfield, Denison, YVinfred Thaxter, Dixon, NVilliam Edward, Gilman, Theodore, jr., Godchaux, Emile, Qlassieal Qoursq. Spencer, zllass., Ashtabula, 0., 1Vczu York-,1V. K, Decatur, Ill., Lincolzl, 1Vcb., Prizzcefou, Ale., Illilforrl, N. Y., Asbtabula, O., Cherljyjlirlrl, Illc., .flllS0lll'!l, Conn., rllclllffhzle, Tenn., BIll'1l.lIgf0ll, Vi., Cnlumzri, Mz'ck., Iklofzroc, 1V. Y., Sjrrz'ug'brook, 1V. Y., rllcdford, Illass. , Porllami, llle. , W'est Broolljield, llh1.v.:,, Yonkers, 1V. Y., 1Ve'zu Orlerws, La., G. I-I. Gooclfs Mrs. L. A. Wilsorfs B. F. Swasey's H. G. Suliv:1n's Mrs. A. J. Towle's D. Fisher's G. S. Cutts's 'A. H. S A. C. Nickerson's Mrs. A. J. Fowler's Mrs. A. J. Fowler's C. G. Conner's S. P. Chase's ll. L. Philbrook's H. Little's A. I-I. I5 H. G. Sulivan's Mrs. L. A. Wilson's Mrs. M. M. Pennell's Mrs. O. M. Lovering's 4' Ahliifl-Iall. C153 Green, Melvin, Haradon, Fritz Howard. Hervey, Allan Moore, Holmes, Charles Nevers, Knapp, Lewis Palmer, Lincoln, john Willard, McDonald, Theodore Dwight, McKee, McKee Dunn, Mills, Antonio Francis, Munroe, Vernon, Myers, Lawrence Angelo, Ramsay, Allen Lawson, Ross, Carl Abraham, Scgerblom, Wilhelm, Sheldon, Harry, Simpson, Joseph, Squires, Albert jefferson, Thomas, Thomas Turner, Tilton, Asa Currier, 'Tozer, Herbert Otis, Vincent, Wesley Grove, Weaver, George Albert, NVest, Louis jeranld, WVhite, Arthur Isaac, White, Fred jay, NVilson, Clarence Rich, XVright, Raymond Warren, Cam6rz'rige, lllass., Mczrskalltowfz, Ia., Bosfon, Illass., . C'amI1rz'rig'ej5or!, Mzlss., Armonk, N Y., New York, N. Y., New Mark, N. Y., FVaskz'ngtou, D. C., Carlkagc, N. Y, Englewood, N. jf., New York, N. Y., Perth Amboy, N. 7., Lower lVllf6lf0I'lZ, Vt., Exelcr, Tfzgkkrwic, N. Y., Nczumzzrkef, Balrzzfia, 1V. Y, Scrzudon, Pa., Raymond, Sacrrzmefzio, Cal., Cotlage CIW, Jllass., Illanckcsler, Pl'0Ul'l1C0f01Ul1, lllass., Colorado Springs, Col. , fllbrzuy, 1V. Y., IV1zsk1'1zgtou, D. C., Deep River, Conn., E17QIisl7 Qourso. Armstrong, George Humphrey, Buker, Henry, Butler, William Edward, Carlin, Charles Henry, C3l1llel'WOOCl, Clinton Hastings, Ewing, Auguste Bcrthold, Jr., Jilin :muff olziv, Illiu 11. , Excier, Boslon, Jlluss.. Gl0'lJ6'fS'!ll'flU, N. Y., Suu 1f'rm1c1'sco, Cal., G. F. Haynes's O. I-Iead's S. A. Lawrence's Mrs. I-I. J. Galess' A. I-I. I2 Mrs. F. A. Sulivan's O. Lane's S. P. Chase's H. L. Philbrook's Mrs. I. T. Otis's L. B. Tilton's A. Miller's T. j. Courtney's Miss C. E. I'Iarris's H. Little's J. Simpson's I-I. Little's A. H. 20 A. H. 7 J. P. jenness's A. H. S A. I-I. 6 VV. B. Burlingame's G. YV. Wiggin's G. W. VViggin's Mrs. M. Morrison's G. VV. Wiggin's Mrs M A Bukel s S P Chases A. II. 2 Mrs. R. E. Shepard's Mrs. C. C. Wentworth's - 2 IN St. Lomfv, illo., ' Deceased. C165 Irs. C. C. Wentworth's French, Alvin Shattuck, Fuller, Charles Sumner, Hall, John Edward, Hayden. Charles Leverett, Linscott, XValter Keene, Mathews, Edward Roscoe, Metcalf, Howard Farr, Norton, George Brown, Perkins, Charles Amos, Pickering, Clarence lladley, Sheldon, William Elmer, Tilton, Henry Benson, Xvagllef. George Augustus, YVeil, Emanuel Leopold, Bzggfizlo, 1V. Y. , Cambrz'dgcj5or!, lllass., Sf0lIb0llT1l.ll6, O., Columbus, O.,' llollou, A'm1.. Ph 1'l1zdeljfh1'rz , Pa . , Holyoke, Illass., Afdlllffhlk, Tenn., Zllarlow, ChI'Cll.g 0, Ill., ScMg1'le1':'1'llv, zV. Y.. Exrfcr, illazicbcslvr, .Vero 'Orin-rzns, La., 9 L. Chesley's L. Chesley's A. I-I. I3 S. C. Lawrence's N. XVelsh's Mrs. C. E. Webber's Mrs. F. G. Towle's Mrs. A. J. Fowler's C. C. Russell's D. T. Springei-'s Mrs. A. J. Towle's L. B. Tilton's. C. C. Russell's G. N. Goding's ,'. 'ly gl., ln I x- zf , 1 If 1 aw- --fviiyrqilflrl Zzllwl i A i I .1 f,6f01'ffl'2 f mm. V ' Q 5,5 Y 1, .5,g,v , H X- flaming ii qKw if :1 AXQE? !l,f,, lf 1' Y' If fill xiii, 1 Q F' .,,. if' '. MXN 4 ii I f - 'A4'. W --fljfyl it ii, in' -QQgN'T'7 ,,1Qw'Lki ' H ur . ff '1 Q .--- 1 N.v, C175 CIQSS-Dag Officerg. S39'f'-'dw' President of tbq Day. CHARLES DUNBAR BOOTH, Axhfzzblzllz, Ohio. Orator. THOMAS TURNER THOMAS, Scralzfwl, Penn. Historian. V ALBERT JEFFERSON SQUIRES, Bllflliilifl, N YI Prophet. WILLIAM PATRICK CONLEY Sjrrizzglirook, N YI Address to Linderqaraduates. WINFRED THAXTER DENNISON, P01'fAz11z1', 1Vaz'11c. First margbal. ALLISON BROWN, Jllcffqzlzfs, Hfmz. Sqeond marshal. GEORGE SAMUEL AMSDEN, Ash labzzlrz, Okzkz. C ISD Class-Dqxg Commiffzzg. Executive Qommittee. WALTER KEENE LINSCOTT, lhlfazz, Ka11.vas. GEORGE BROWN NORTON, Mcxzzphzk, Trim. GEORGE ALBERT WEAVER, Jllazzfhesfcr, N H memorial Qommittee. CLINTON HASTINGS CATHERWOOD, Sanz Fnznrzlvro, Cal. ALLAN LAWSON RAMSAY, Pcrfh Amboy, N LEROY ALSTON AMES Spczzrfr, Illass. Histor of Ninety'-three. -f9'S'v'Sc1f- COLORS: Crfnzsou and Blue. CHEER : Hz'z'o-gm, Hiro-gre, Excicr, Exuler, '93. EPT EMBICR ninth, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, was a dark, gloomy day, and the local forecasters in the town of Exeter predicted a disastrous storm. This storm was of an unprece- dented nature, worse than a cloud-burst,-for damage from such a source lasts for a comparatively short timeg but this gathering from all parts of the country was doomed to the fated little County of Rockingham. It raged all that memorable day, and when it cleared, specks of personified freshness were noticed moving about our' dignified little town, chattering like monkeys let out of a box, and generally disturbing the peace. Horrible to relate, we found that they had come to stay, and this fact was engraved on our minds never to be erased. This was the new Prep. class, and as such was bound to make itself known. They were to do wonders, the little fellowsg but when anything was to be done, the absence of these miniature giants was conspicuous. Thus their first year in Phillips Exeter passed, and their remarkable feats ended in talk, but we have forgotten to mention that in the Indoor Meeting of '90 they took two first prizes and two second. In their junior year they put a class football team into the field destined 'to win for them the class championship, greatly to their own C205 Lux Eng.C0-. Bodm lm. detriment and to the delight of the local hatters, whose sales in the next two days amounted to nearly one hundred hats. This vain little rooster crowed very much over the class victory, which was very easily accounted for by the fact that the upper classes furnished the material for the Academy eleven, and, besides, put class teams into the Held that gave them a pretty hard push. This victory was all that they cared for, and when the baseball season arrived, '93 sat on the grand stancl with a very serene and self-satisfied look. In this their middle year, ,93 has taken more of a brace. On the football team they were represented by two men, and in the Indoor Meeting they were second only to '92,-taking five first prizes and four seconds. This year also they won the class football championship, greatly to their satisfaction. Nearly half of the men on the baseball team are from '93, so that it is evident that there was room for improvement, what- ever might have been the lofty opinion they had of themselves. In the Spring meeting and the Exeter-Andover meeting 193 did her share. Let the good work go on, '93! Next year you will be Seniors, and will have general supervision over Athletics, and you have no small burden to carry. You cannot see where your football and baseball teams are coming from, and the football outlook is especially gloomy. You have always had a very high idea of your own merit. Self-esteem is a good thing, but do not carry it too farg and in your Seniority do not forget that, not very long ago, you were Preps. And now, Farewell! cm Middle CIGSS. S, .iNHF-kk O F F l Q E R S . L. M. M. SAYER . . Prcsidwli. A. DRAPER V7'ce-Prcsidezzf. L. O. O'BRIEN . Secrcfzuy-Treasurer. Qlassieal Qourse. Atkinson, Lawrence May, Barton, Charles Bradford, Blakeslee, Walter Herbert, Brent, Alfred Chambers, Burley, Benjamin Thomas, Carle ohn Arthui, Yll ' Chapman, Hannibal Hamlin, Darling, Elmer Hervey, Draper, Arthur Joy, Drowne, Wilfrid Simmons, Emerson, Arthur Waldo, Freeman, Franklin, Gage, Harold Minot, Goddard, Charles Frederic, Hadlock, John Carlton, Harrison, Noble Crain, Hcbard, Daniel Learned, Ilollister, Robert Russell, Holter, Albert Loberg, Hurd, Lee Maidment, Jackson, Marion Mcllenry, Johnston, Frederic William, Lord, Frank Atkins, Loring, Charles, Mahoney, Flourence Joseph, Mansur, Frederic Whiting, Marshall, N1 oleon Bona Jarte, 117 I Matthews, Randolph, Norris, Herschel Augustus, O'Brien, John Edward, I. flnwlcy, Pa. , G7't?L'lffiL'llZ, Illzzss., Cozz!s'vz'lIe, Pa., Lexiugion, Kr., Norlh Ejbjrbzg, J IVes! Groton, Iklass., lifes! Beihel, Me., Troy, N. Y., llojmdale, Illass., C. Lillie C0lllf7f0ll, St. Louziw, Jllo., Illcurion, Mass., N nshua , lVo'rccs!er, Zllass. 11111 ford , U z'llz'amsj5ort, Pa., Pcq u zz m ing, M1'c M. Plfhilchall, N. Y., F. H. Spring's A. I-I. I9 A. H. I S. A. Lawrence's . P. Cilley's J. Manix's A. Miller's Mrs. S. M. Peters's E. Warren's R. I., W. A. Francis's J. Folsom's L. B. Tilton's F. H. Spring's , Mrs. S. B. Piper's J. F. Clark's S. C. Lawrence's Mrs. R. Means's A. H. I4 lialezm, Ilfloul., Mrs. O. M. Lovering's Schuylerville, N. Y., Mrs. A. J. 'l'owle's Ailznzta, Ga., Mrs. O. M. Lovering's 47l1l'7lll0!lA150lli?, Mz'1z11., H. C. Field's llffoorcheml. Jlliznz., Miss M. Gordon's A'ah1975eI, Jlfonl., G. S. Leavitt's lfopl-z'11lof1, Jllass., A. H. 9 Grolou, Illass., Mrs. R. E. Shepard's lVashz'ug1ou, D. C., NV. H. Langley's Cl.lICl9lllHfl., O.. D. G. Jackson's Ilfoodsfozufz, N. . A. H. II 1Vc-wmarkel, T. O'Brien's C225 O'Brien, Lewis Ogden, Paschal, Samuel Scoville. Patten, Virginio Torlonia, Peavy, Ralph Albert, Pillsbury, Samuel Hale, Ogiimby, Ernest Scott, Rand, Philip, Root, Robert XVells, Silver, David, Simmons, I-lans George, Sinnett, Harold Blanchard, Staples. Moses Edgar, Steward, Charles. Steward, Frank Rudolph. Swift, John Frederick, Thompson, james Collins, jr., Tonjoroff, Svetozar Ivan, Towle. Frank Wilber, 'I:readway, Ralph Bishop, 'Iruesdell, John Fessenclen, Ullman, Herman Valentine, Van.Buskirk, Daniel Stuart, Warmner, Harry Lee, lVh1tehead, George Daniel, Winchester, Frank, 'NVood, Minot Colburn, Wood, NVilliam, , Arnold. Ilosmer Kellogg, B9ff0n. Albert Ravmond, Bxdleman, I-larrv Tibb, Bfeillh. YV:1lter 'Parr-y, Broadwater, Charles Chumasero, Brown, Thomas Dalton, Bumslde. Thomas Anderson, Connor, Maurice james, Daniels, Alvin Bronson, DFI-19-nCey. james Sanborn, DWCI1. Louis, 1Vew York, 1V. K, W. Tuttle's. Washington, D. C., Mrs. O. M. Lovering's. New York, NY V., D. S. Mace's. Bangor, llle., A. H. 15. Exalcr, Mrs. J. I-I. Pillsbury's. Ext-lar, S. E. Qgimby's. lllezlford. Blass. , llaryforci, Colm. , l'Vellsz11'llc, O., Broolllwz, N. Y., Sednlhi, Illo.. Ogunguzl, Mo., Fort MIZYSDIIIII, lllofzl.. Fort Jllissoula, Jlloul., Boslon, Illnss., Soda IM , Mo ., Pkilzjlpojmlzls, Bll1gYll'l'Il, Exeter, Sl'0lf.V Cily. In., Phz'IadeQ5h1?z, Pa., Selma, Ala., Vicmuz, 1V. M67lIfkl19, Term. Boston, flhzss., Porlsmoulh , lVcst Brookfield, S. C. Lawrence's. G. N. Julian's. Mrs. L. A. Graves's. Mrs. L. A. Wilson's. A. K. Bugbee's. A. I-I. lo. Mrs. E. A. Bennctt's. Mrs. E. A. Bennctt's C. H. Towle's Mrs. D. A. Ellis's. O H Sleeper's Mrs. F. G. Towle's. Mrs. A. M. Porter's. Miss A. M. Flagg's. S. C. Lawrence's. Mrs. M. M. Penncll's. lllass., Mrs. M. M. Pennell's. Mrs. M. F. 'W0od's j. F. Clark's. A. K. Bugbee's. O H. Sleeper's. Portland, lllc. , Enqlislp Qourse. Porllanrl, Orc., ynfrzcslowzz, N. IZ, Tzzzrkhrzfzflock, Pa., Gnlvesiou, Tex., Helena, llloul., Boston, llhss., Porilaml. Ore., Illanchcsler, Denver, Col., HHlllj5f0lI, Elmira, zV. Y.. Doqne. Philip Pietersen Schuyler, Oak Park, Ill.. Elliott, Dexter, Farrell, Thomas Francis, Gllbeff. Harold Ladner. Haseltine, XVilliam Carl, Hill, Samuel Thomas Hauser, Hubbard, Stanley YVakefielcl, Hllflfy, Edward Martin. Jllllan, YVilliam Luke, Kem. Arthur Lee, Mathes, Charles, BI'00l'Ll'll, 1V. Y., Websler. lllas.e,, Porllami, Ore., Porlland, Orc.. lielezm, Illozzt., Soulli Porlluzld, llle., Lynn, zllnss., Exeter, l31'11ghavzj5lof1, 1V. K, C. A. Lane's N. Faxon's A. H. I9 G. YV. Ilillard's B. F. Swasey's Ins. M. D. Jackson's G. W. wiggiifs G. YV. Libhey's Mrs. D. A. Ellis's A. H. 25 Mrs. S. B. Piper's Mrs. A. Fowler's O. Lane's C. Brogan's S. A. Lawrence's I s G. W. wiggin B. F. Swasey's G. XV. Libbey's L. Chesley's 1 C. N. Julian s. Mrs. A. J. Fowler's. 1Vn':vmarl'et, Mrs. ll. Pillsbury's. C23D Mayo, Walter john, McIntosh. Gersh Banker, Miner, Harley Guy, Parker. Francis Richardson, Pennell, Walter Otis, Poindexter, Henry Tyhrie, Prouty, George Selby, Rhoades, Jackson Waldo, Sayer, Louis McKechnie Mc Seymour, Walter Ernest, Shedd, Louis Fowler, Smith, Edwin YValter, Spence, David Jerome, Stickney, joseph White, Stout, Frederick Henry, Swain, Howard Townsend, Thompson, Arthur Gordon, Waite, Irving Gould, Foxcrryfi, flle., Boise City, Idaho, Sherizinn. N. Y., Fl.fZ1Ul'!Zl.ll nz , Excfer, Dillon, fllaui., Sjieucer, fllass.. 1Vc1v York, N. YY, Cabe, Fa!! l?z'vc1', Zllass., fyanzeslozwz, Ni Y., lV01'cesz'er, Jllrzss., L0llliY'Ul'll0. Riy., Gran! Falls, Al1bIll'7l, JV. Y., Copake, N. YY. .If'0SL'Il!l11K', N. V., BHIll7Ul.I1Zll'1f6, Ilhzss. , Cll7107IdlllgflltI, N. V., Mrs. H. Pillsbury's A. B. Fowler's A. I'I. 24 Mrs. P. TallJot's Mrs. M. M. Pennell's M. Sleepers C. G. G0och's Mrs. R. E. Shepard's Mrs. O. M. Lovcring's O. Lane's N. Faxon's L. B. 'l'ilt.on's N. Faxon's F. Brigham's C. A. Lane's II. Little's Mrs. J. H. Pillsbnry's F. O. Tilton's IG: , ' in 1.1 FT i ,im if 653 . ll f yv- ,fn lblzizf, K ll c ll! . - . 5,33 n ln 1 -1 .fj: wmmn V. l'. In nl ix i-l ,, lll.l.lll'llllllll lllflT.l?35' llullmmlluulmvrmmlymmnmnlmrlufllmillnllvllffll L, 5, . ,.,5.,,..., ,al 0' T' V' X iifxxixl 711 iff' .V ' V 'X Y Ulf l 1 -l -C23 . e. ., A ,x 1' -- gf. ,pl M, ,. X, X. 1 ,li ,'fa,,, Wllll 5 ,H-..--Nvw.f-X xy? Qi lil 1. fy. i ilfff.- lffN'fx'- xx 'Nix ' QR' ,M lf 'le' -- ,-MTE-gQ.,1+--Xi . Q J M41 hifi! 'ii J -Li ii? ii'L li.-215 r J 'L ' 'B if W tl'-'l'i'i.i'.4'X- ,NN C245 Lux E!:g.Co.,Bo6m Blus- 1 HiS'tor of tnetxg-foar. -I'2WSck:- COLORS: Jlffaroou and Wfllifd. HERE is an old saying, as follows, If you can't say anything good of a person, don't say anything at all. What would be V the fate of ,Q4 did we but follow that most excellent precepti' Surell' she would go down to posterity unsung and unslandered. A sad feeling of disappointment gradually arose in the breasts of the. old lf. E. A. students as they stood on the platform of the railway SWUOII one day in September, 1890, and surveyed the immaterial which WHS to constitute the Prep. class of that year. b TO be sure, there were hopes that much improvement might be hzssgllf about by the lofty example set by the Faculty, by the gentle e influence of the Exeter landladies, and by the high moral tone Ef the P. E. A. students. But, unfortunately, these hopes seem to have fell groundless. It is no wonder that f' Bull -resigned when he fully :Eahzed hat from such material must come the future athletes who al 65001136 off the earth with our Massachusetts friends, literally OU the football, figuratively on the baseball field. To think that from it verdancy must come our future Exonian editors, Lit. writers, and Y far the most important of all-PEAN authors! Alas, 'tis sad, bill true! 1 All unkind fate has thrust this thing upon us, and we must endure It as - . . f best we may, accepting it as but another proof of the degeneracy O the thneg C253 What has Ninety-four done? What is she doing? What will she do? One word will answer each of these questions, and that word is Nothing! with a big N. At every tournament Ninety-four bobs up serenely with one or pos- sibly two second prizes to her credit, and twice, from being sublimely ridiculous, she has become ridiculously sublime by taking one first prize. Here ends Ninety-four's athletic history, for on the football and baseball fields she is almost unheard of. Ninety-four has always shown a deep and self-sacrificing interest in athletics. Its depth is manifested by the height of the soup-tureen into which she inevitably plunges when she ventures to appear on the field of strife, her self-sacrifice is shown by the massiveness of her sub- scriptions to football funds, etc. However, we are glad to learn that she is improving, and the PEAN Board, personally, has nothing to com- plain of in this respect. A One achievement can Ninety-four boast of, and only one. On a well- remembered night in the spring of ,QI the Seniors strove vainly for three long hours against the repeated attacks of Ninety-two, to maintain their flag on the Academy roof. At length the crowd was led by gentle words of warning to disperse, and quiet reigned. When dawn broke, a flag was seen sadly drooping from the steeple. Various were the conject- ures as to whether it was Ninety-one's or N inety-two's, but no other owner was dreamed off Imagine the surprise when it was found to be Ninety- four's! To be sure, the shirt which made the background was dirty, and the necktie which formed the figures was soiled 3 these but marked more strongly the personality of Ninety-four. Thanks to the rarely ex- cited energy of M--ll-r, the emblem of prepfish insolence was not permitted to long disgrace the building. And here ends the duty of' Ninety-four's historian. If she has done nothing good, yet she has done nothing bad, and it is to be hoped that we shall find, as others have before us, that angels are sometimes entertained unawares. C263 jenior Class. -1w?b5vg!'a6v O F F I Q E R S . XV. -I. CH ASE . Presfdeuzf. G. Ii. ANDREXVS . IO.CE'Pl'l!.Wl'!1l?llf. S. M. KITTREDGE . Secrcirzry-Treaslu'e1'. Andrews, George Edward, Buck, Maurice Allen, Butler, Eli Ives, Cullanan, XVilliam Patrick, Chase, XValter jairus, Colton, Henry Ewing, Corthell, I-Ioward Lawrence, COUPCV. Newton Allen, Coyne. Daniel Augustine, CFHDO, Chester Frederick, DCMeritt, john Frank, DOC. Robert, Doran, Thomas Corwin, Elliot, john Seaver, Fowler, Harrison, FOX. Edward NVinslow, FOX. Frank Farmer, French, NVinsor Pitcher, F1-iedberg, H,,,.,.y, Gill-dnel., Perley, Godchaux, NValter, Qlassieal Qourse. Soulh 1Vew1mzr,l'cf, I-I. B. Andrew's 1VorM lVl'l1lll7l'g'l0I1, Alnss., J. R. Button's Jllew'd1m, C on n. , fl0fA'l'lll'0ll, zllrzss., IIIIHIIIZSUF, N. Y, Exefer, Chicago, Ill., Nczv York, Af. Y., Soulh Fl'0llll.lltgfhIllll , E1zr11'1zg'lo11, In., Exeler, ROZ1l'll.ff0I'll, Z?al!z'mare, Jlld , llf!lllChL'Sfl3l', Exeter, Parilrzml, Ale.. St. Laws, Ala., Saraloga Sjiriugzs, Ifrzzlsas Ciiy, Ifrzn., Exeler, :Vow Orleans, La., 627D N Y., G. WV. WViggin's A. I-I. zo A. H. 4 W. E. Colton's S. G. Morse's Miss E. A. RolJinson's rlhzss., A. H. 3 I-I. E. Read's J. P. DeMeritt's Mrs. A. M. Grouard's Mrs. M. E. Stevens's Mrs. F. G. Towle's Mrs. A. J. Fowler's G. W. I-Iillard's Miss A. M. Flagg's Mrs. R. Means's Mrs. C. E. Webber's J. E. Gardner's Mrs. O. M. Lovering's Gould, Carl Frelinghuysen, Green, Fred Odlin, Hanson, William Clinton, Hardenbrook, Frederick Lewis, Kittredge, Samuel Mahon, Longfellow, jacob Winslow, Lyman, Fred Burnham, Manson, George Kimball, Mason, Howard Curry, McGuire, Michael Edward, Merrill, Fullerton, Meyer, Herman, Moe, Alfred Kean, Olmsted, Harry Jessup, Phair. Charles Fitz Abner, Sage, Frank Tuller, Scott, Arnold, Smith, Caleb Edward, Smith, Elwood Burrows, Stensland, Theodore, Taylor, James Lawton, Thomas, Louis Albion, Thompson, Patrick Henry, Van Wyck, Clarence Bertrand, Voorheis, Louis Eugene, Waldo, Henry Linn, jr., Ward, Arthur Gustavus, Wright, Charles Irving, Yeomans, Frank Clark, Tarzjytown, NY Y., Exeter, S oath 1Vewma rl-et, Yalzzaica, N. Y., Alu-wich, Col., Machz'as, Ale., lVatertow:1, fllass. Exeter, Boone, la., Hopi-futon, Illass., Bangor, lllc., Selma, Ala., 1 Qfersey City, N. ff., Miss E. A. Robinson's G. W. Green's J. Chap1nan's W. Tuttle's A. H. Tuttle's XV. H. Langley's A. H. I C. W. Mason's W. Tuttle's A. H. 9 S. P. Chase's Mrs. F. G. Towle's A. H. 21 Saratoga Sju-ings, N. Y., Miss A. M. Flagg's Pfrosyue Lvle, Jlle., Mrs. R. E. Shepard's Chu rch ville, N. Y., Boston, Zlhss., Cedar Lake, N. Bfgfalo, 1V. Y., Chicago, Ill.. .Q1u'1zcy, Ill., Bristol, Webster, Illass., Chatham, N. Y., C1'ncz'mzatz', O., Ifansas City, Jllo., Evans' Ilflills, JV. Rockland, Zllass., New York, .M Y., El7QlisI7 Qourse. Barber, Manly Peckham, Jr., Bonnell, joseph Fearnley, Brown, Waters Edward, Bugbee, Nathan Penn, . Bugbee, Thales Dwight, Newmarket, Youngstown, O., 94, Y., Wash iagton, D . C., North Pongfret, Vt., North Poogfrot, Vt., D. Fisher's G. H. Gooch's G. F. I-Iaynes's A. I-I. IS Mrs. W. Getchell's L. Chesley's A. H. IO C. Brogan's J. H. Taylor's D. G. jackson L. Chesley's J. I. Watson's C. Brogan's A. H. 16 C. H. Shaw's B. F. Swasey's D. T. Springer's E. K. Walker's. E. K. Walker's. ' Deceased . R 235 Conner, Edwin Charles, Estabrooks, Edward Ross, Faulhaber, Louis Oscar, Faxon, George Nathaniel, Flather, Harry Edward, Frenyear, George Albert, Gallagher, james WVesley, Haynes. Albert Sweetser, Holmes, Howard Fowler, Kiger, Elmer Edgar, Kittredge, William Atherton, Lawrence, Arthur Abbott, Lewis, John Frayser, Littlefield, Myron George, Manix, Edward Tuck, Proctor, Mahlon Foster, Severance, Ralph Nelson, Simpson, William VVinfield, Soch, Albert Ferdinand, Stern, Morris, Tilton, Charles Sewall, XVeis, Marion, Wisdom, George Paul. Woese, Frank Christian, Illolzllazzaville, A. H. 25. 1Vewlou, Ahzss. L. Chesley's lfxeier, O. Faulhaber's E,ve1gr, N. Faxon's 1Vashmz, H. H. Luce's Exeler, Mrs. E. L. F. Putnam's. jfobustowu, Pa., Mrs. j. P. Talbot's Exelar, A. T. Hayl'lES'S. Georgetown, Illass., J. L. Watson's Shafjtozull, JV. Y., A. H. II. Tlwkhamzock, Pa., A. H. 16 Exeter, E. T. Lawrence's. 1Ve-zu Orleans, La., Ogllllqlllnf, llle., Exeler, Exeler, Brockton, Nfass., Nefu Brzgfbtofz, Pa., Smz'lh's Mz'!Is, N. Y., zVew Orleans, Lu., Raymond, Alera Orleans, La. , M Zllaflewood, Ill., Sy7'llClIS!,', N Y., Mrs. J. YV. Getchell's A. H. I7 J. Manix's. G. M. Proctor's. Mrs. M. G. I'Iunter's F. H. Spring's A. H. 24 B. F. Swasey's. A. H. 7. rs. O. M. Lovering's. C. I-Ialey's. W. B. Burlinghame's r- ,.. ,Q fll 'fffvfx -cf 7...-ff ,f . , . . 1. '. Y weft A f' f riff .,-Hgh' - X f ', ,, fu If xt- XX 4, I 1, ,.' X hx fl' 1, - 7,-X -, .1 , , L -., . . , . . ,,.,- - .A f LX-,-L in 'Y1Ti'L,X-. I' ,-1 -.'v4 I - '1. .e, 4.Lfff1iFrfQ, ,,AM' 4r Ha4m. fa . X 1. f -lr-N 1 .-- 1 - ,,UT.k X ., Y, V-w4veSSN -bw Xe ,, e A .., . e. k -H. . . ' S... Jitlk Xz jx X . gxr' ' -. 11- xx Ney--, K. - -. xxx Nix'--. '-.k N -Xu C295 Histor of Ninety'-five. Qg COLORS: C1'l'Il1SOIl and Wbl'!r1. ITH a short sketch of this class, we come to the last round in the anti-climax, and greatly rejoice that we have reached farm jirzmz once more. p The unpleasant duty of writing up this class fell to me fwhose name will not be divulged until Exeter is many leagues behindj, but, job-like, I will not complain. To write a history about nothing is like sharpening a lead-pencil with a blunt hoe, and if you, indulgent reader, have ever tried to do it, you have undoubtedly found it a tougher job than cutting an Exeter boarding-house steak with a sharp knife. Verily, in many respects it 'would be far better to omit it. How- ever, as this PEAN is intended for a record book, it would not do to ignore entirely the Preps., who in time, we hope, will rub off their rough edges, and become real and praiseworthy members of the Academy, or, in other words Qto borrow a well-known phrasej, H stu- dents of whom P. E. A. may well be proud. But to turn to '95 and to what she has done or left undone. The first morning in chapel a very curious sight met our eyes. Seated on the front rows were Preps. of all sizes, arranged in most unsymmetrical order. The majority, I must confess, was much in iwor of the little kids-Miller and Solari par example. They had not been here long before they began to believe that a '95-er was flzc sfzm and that Hz-ji.: Senior. I R305 Asses.-E Engraved and Primal by Lux Dag. Co.. Boston Has! The upper classmen, remembering, no doubt, the redzzr Qkj iio ad llb.YZl7'!2'lHll of Professor Wentworth, felt it their duty to remove this de- lusion. So, one dark night in September a band of Preps. was given a bath in the fl'!Zg'l'!l7lf UQ Fem. Sem. pond. The next morning the selectmen of the town returned a vote of thanks to the unknown per- petrators of this deed. The water was found to be so much fresher than it had ever been before! This same day we were recognized as Mc stuff when Preps. doffed their hats as the Seniors passed. The class distinguished itself in many other ways, but, first of all, by having no '95-er on the Academy eleven. To make up and equalize for this deficiency, however, they--the whole class-subscribed the immense sum of S7 Qseven dollarsj for its support! He who furnished live-sevenths of this amount is called, I hear, by his class- mates, King of the Preps. Truly a noble title and one worthy of the highest honor! It has been whispered about school that they did have a class eleven, but whether they had or not is a mystery to most of us. judging, however, from the score of the '94-'95 stand-up-and-go-as-you-please scrap we are led to think that their eleven was a minus quantity. Still, they must have known what they were about, as it is QIIIZZIZV, not q11a11i1'zj', that the school wants, and in acting according to this maxim they show that they are beaux ideals of what a student should be. In the winter tournament '95 took a brace and carried off three tirsts, thereby leaving '94 way in the rear, and taking revenge on them for the football defeat. This shows what you can do, '95. Keep it up, and let your light shine -have no Bible, and so must stop short. C31 J Preparatory' Class. -9-SNJSQH' O F F I QE R S . L. P. ADAMS . Prcsz'rlc11l. E. B. BECKWITH . Vice-Prcsidellzf. L. N. READ . . Sccrrrtury-Treasurer. Adams, Lawrence Page, Balke, WValtcr, Baumer, Herman Erhardt, Beckwith, Edwin Bert, Beckwith, Henry 'wVitter, Card, Henry Stone, Comstock, Gcorgc Spaulding, Comstock, NValter Charles, Dickinson, WVilIiam Leonard, Dudlcy, Fred Lamprey, Eaton, Fred Chase, Farmer, Edgar Eugene, Feder, Joseph Faller, Foss, Frederick Augustus, Geils, Charles Hugh, Qlassieal Qourse. 1Vcw York, 1V. Y., CI'llCl'lIllIlfl., O., Qbhzzslozuzz, Pu., S. G. Morse's D. G. jackson's Mrs. J. P. Talbot's Sywlcuse, A . Y, A. H. 3 Eas! Lyme, Conn., A. H. 4 Pl'ffSbIllgV, Pa., I. XVatson's Ozone Park, 1V. Y., A. H. 24 Ozone Park, JV. Y., Basfou, Ilhzss., Bl'0Ilf1V00d, Hancock, Illauchuslc r, Cz'11cz7z111z!z', 0. Sfl'Ilfh1lll1, 1Vcw Blllgfdffl, llluss. , C323 A. H. 24 Mrs. P. Talbot's A. YV. Dudley's C. NV. Manson's N. St0ver's Mrs. R. E. Shepard's G. A. Foss's C. Brogan's Gill, Frederick Alvin, I-lart, Oliver Ballentine, Haskell, Guy Butler, Herrmann, Karl Stephen, Hurley, Charles Ambrose, King, Roland Marshall, Lewis, Ralph Garfield, Lewis, Robert Nicholas, Malone, Edward Sylvester, McLaren, James, McLaughlin, joseph Henry, McNeal, Harrison Gilman, Miller, John Charles, O'Brien, Henry Everett, Parrot, Lewis Howard, Ramsay, Hugh Vernon, Read, Lewis Norwood, Richards, Edward Hersey, Rose, Forest, Rose, Percy Allen, Smith, Stuart Alexander, Solari, Angelo john, Squires, john Clayton, Symington, John, jr., Ward, YVilliam Krafft, YVeaver, Charles Spencer, WVebster, Edward, Yetman, Arthur Hubbard, Allyn, David Fowler, ' Congdon, George, Hayden, Wallace Everett, Helms, Rutherford Bircharcl, Higgins, Arthur Ernest, l-lodge, Bertie Naroy, Aspen, Col., SI. Louie, Illo.. Newfon, Jvlass., Boston, Jlflass., Qymz, Jllass., 1Vcsl 1Vrfwlon, Jllass., Urbana, O., 1Vcw Orleans, La., Irllffhblllgf, Ilfnss., Adams, lllass., Provirlelzcc, IE. I., Exeter, For! W'orlk, Tex., .Vow York, 1V. li, Boslou, Illzzss., Perlh Amboy, N ff, Exeter, South New1l1al'ke!, jfokustown, Pa., ffohnslowu, Pa., Bfgjillo, N K, New Orlrrnns, La., Balavhz, N. Y., Santa FJ, New Illcx., lVashz'ngtou, D. C., Ahlnchcsler, New York, N Y., Tollenvillc, N. K, English Qourse. Ilolrokc, Illass., Bosiou, illass., Bl'0Cl'f0ll, Jlhzss., New York, 1V. Y., lllzlvsouln, llloul., lflloultouville, C335 Mrs. R. E. Shepard's. Mrs. D. A. Ellis's L. Chesley's A. H. 21 L. Chesley's Mrs. M. Morrison's Mrs. C. E. Webber's Mrs. J. W. Getchell's A. H. 24 G. W. Libbey's N. E. Stover's. Mrs. E. N. McNeal's Mrs. A. M. Grouard's W. Tuttle's W. N. Langley's A. Miller's II. E. Read's A. W. Richards's Mrs. J. P. Talbot's Mrs. J. P. Talbot's A. H. 18 B. F. Swasey's A. H. I2 L. Chesley's D. T. Springer's A. II. 6 Mrs. A. F. Sulivan's Miss A. M. Flagg's C. W. Manson's. Miss A. M. Brown's. A. H. 23. A. II. 23. C. Brogan's. A. I-I. 23. McBride, James, Adams, Illass., A. 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V X .qwi X: Q?g5JwMQ,mmW pn! . , ,fm X X X Wm R HH !j 5N wfWTTwNg V4 5.11.5 91,1 .q jhgg . X. ,Ak x '- X x asob G. Il. Armstrong. Sinclaifs. 792. I-I. N. Arnold, '92. J. F. Bonnell, '94. C. C. Broadwater, ,93' P. P. S. Doane, ,93. S. T. II. I'Iill, '93. A. L. Holter, '93. C. E. A. Hurley, '95. M. Hurley, 793. M. M. Jackson, '93. W. P. French, '94. S. S. PZlSCI'l21I,'93. E. Godchaux, '92. P. Rand, ,93. W. Godchaux, '94. A. J. Solari, '95. N. C. Harrison, '93. M. Stern, IQ4. C. L. Hayden, '92. R. H. Thayer, Jr., '9 D. L. Hebard, '93. P. I-I. Thompson, '94 R. B. I-Ielms, '95, M. Weis, 'g4. G. D. NVhitehead, '92. DeZVXerri'f'f'S. L. A. Ames, '92. F. T. Sage, '94. I-I. I-I. Chapman, '93. L. M. M. Sayer, '93. F. H. Haradon, '92. J. F. Swift, '93. F. B. Lyman, '94, J. F. Truesdell, G. S. Prouty, ,93. J. A. C. Brent, ,93. F. Barrett, '92. C. E. Bristol, '92. A. Brown, '92. D. Elliott, '93. C. S. Fuller, '92. H. L. Gilbert, '93. I . M. Hurd, '93. M0ses's. C405 A. L. Kent, '93. V. Munroe, '92. 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J. NVhitc, '92. F. White, ,92. R. VV. Wright, '92. '93 '93 ZVXcrllon's. J. S. Elliot, '94. H. C. Mason, '94. F. Freeman. '93. H. F. Metcalf, '92. F. L. I-Inrdenbrook, '94. H. Meyer, '94. S. M. Kittreclge, '94. I-I. E. O'Brien, '9S. C. Loring, '93. L. O. O'Brien, '93. J. WV. Lincoln, '92. E. YV. Smith, '93. I-I. V. Ullman, '93 5bCPCI1'd'S. L. P. Adams, '95. W. Balke, '95. C. I-I. Catlierwoocl, '9 H. L. Corthell, '94. J. F. Feder. ,95. , F. A. Gill, ,95. J. F. Lewis, '94, C. F. Crapo, '94. E. R. Estnbrooks, '94. F. F. Fox, ,94- 2. R. N. Lewis, '95. R. Matthews, '93. . F. A. Phnir, '94. C T. Stensland, 'g4. L. E. Voorheis, ,9.1.. L. J. West, '92. F. C. Woese, '94. Reads G. B. Haskell. '95. R. M. King, '95, J. Symington, 'g5. Diper's. W. E. Butler, '92. A. B. Ewing, '92. E. H. Darling, '93. C. F. Goddard, '93. L. Diven, '93. F. Merrill, '94, A. J. Draper, '93. W. Wood, '93. EIIis's. G. Congclon, '95. H. T. Poindexter. '93. A. B. Daniels, '93. R. W. Root, '93. O. B. Hart, '95. R. B. 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' fi 7 ff'ff'.' . iii ,, . --1-...N 7r 4i. v- '--Tffjfff Www' IL f ', ' X br xii,-'IAQQ Yip,-,L1 will-Vlllilu ,W ff:- I, X, Jqfwmf , fK.f,gi 'S'X 2 J 4 T 1 4HHM 'q' 1 '--'f- -- ff V, I , . .MET--.j.. X. ' 1 ' Q . .--4---1- 4 1 ' . , JL-f 'l ,J X The Exonicm. DMG. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY DURING TERM TIME w Ia. R. BOARD op EDITORS. manaqinq Editor. A. DI. DRAPER, '93, Mass. fI55istal7t'1T1ar7aq5i17Q Editor. R. H. THAYER, JR., '92, N. Y. Busirpesg manaqqr. C. L. HAYDEN, ,92, Ohio. MATHEWS, '92, Penn. PHILIP RAND, '93, Mass. P. P. S. DOANE, '93, III. F. J. MAI-IONEY, '93, Mass. C503 'P Eng-ma ui vrimx by Lu eng. co., Bmw MMS- W. Cooke, '9I. Exonicm Editors. II Mariett, '7S. B Balch, '7S. Neeclles, Jr., '80 Wyman, '79. Baylies, 'So. Fay, '8o. P. Mead, 'S1. Cushing, '79. Sexton, 'So. Strong, ,SL Hamlin, 'So. Dawes, 'So. Parsons, 'S2. Aldrich, 'S1. Osgood, '81, . M. Hall, Jr., 'S2. R. P. Winters, 'S3. J. F. Holland, 'S1. J. A. Ordway, Jr., 'S2. J. A. Hill, 's1. H. I-I. 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Clarke, Jr., '93 S. Colton, '92. H. YVhitney, ,92. J. Draper, '93. L. Hayden, '92. S. I. Tonjoroff, '93. Rand, '93. P. P. S. Doane, '93. R. Mathews, '92. J. Mahoney, '93. The Lifercrmg Monfblxg. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY. EDITORS porg Uosumla Ui. manaqinq Editor. HENRY W. ARNOLD, '9z. Assistant 1T1ar7aQii7Q Editor. NAPOLEON B. MARSHAL1.,'93. Associate Editors. ALFRED K. Mols, ,94. F. T. WINCHESTER, ,QS GEORGE A. wAc:N1aR, ,Q2. A. C. BRENT, ,93. FRED J. WHITE, 792. Bu5ir7ess manaoqr. SAMUEL S. PASCHAL, '93. C525 Eng,-ma md Prime.: by hu Eng. co.. Bmw Shu A. C. W. C. C. J. W. T. R. A. S. L. E. B. F. W H. P. E. E. Lil. EclilO1'S. 9:9'54Sf- lN ORDER OF ELECTION. J. L. MclVIurray, 'S6. Lee, 'S7. B. Hurst, '87. B. Hinckley, 'S7. LeB. Withrow, 'S6. E. McMichael, '87 Smith, 'SS. R. Buxton, '88. W. Lamont, 'SS. Jones, 'S8. Oliver, ,QO- P. Duflield, '8S. P. Sanders, 'S9. L. Hunt, '89. C. de Wolf, '9r. C. Lucas, '89. B. Thompson, ,QO C. Minton, ,QI- O4 Loring, ,9O. M. Grover, ,9O. C. Ellis, '9O. E. B. Bloss, '9o. G. Jacobus, '9r. J. H. Perrin, '9z. F. Farwell, '9I. E. B. Conant, '9I. L. McKee. '9I. C. A. Kimball, '91, E. G. Merrill, '9I. L. M. Colburn, '9I. J. S. N P. A E. S. H G F. A F. Truesdell, 93. I. Tonjoroff, '93. B. Marshall, 93. Rand, '93. K. Moe, '94. R. Mathews, '92. S. Paschal, ,93. N. Arnold, '92. A. Wagner, '92, T. Winchester, ,93 C. Brent, '93. F. J. White, '92. C539 The Penn, 12392. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY Bopmn op EDITORS, uoLumE lx. REUEL H. THAYER, JR., CHARLES D. BOOTH, MCKEE D. MCKIEE, JOHN F. BARRETT, ALLAN M. HERVEY. C545 mg,-mamaPnm..any1mnng.c0,Bmmxm. Dean EdifOrS. w3:9 f-'iw IN ORDER OF ELECTION. Uolumq I. NO RECORD. Uolumq II, 1881. J. CODMAN, M. M. TAYLOR, W. W. COLBURN, C. PARMR J. A. MERIQILL, C. FELTON, D. H. IVICALPINILJR. Uolume III, 1884. A. F. HOLIJEN, B. W. PALMER, L. ANDERSON, J. M. PETERS, H. L. MASON, F. P. CLEMENT. Uomnw IU,1885 T. IVOODBURY, J. D. DENEGRE, T. S. TAILER, J. M. MAIQVIV Udume U,l886 NAMES NOT PU1sL1s1-IED. Uolumq UI, 1887. C. H. HALL, R. P. I-IUNTINOTON, JR., C. B. HURST, L. D. ORRISON, A. LEE. Volume UII, 1888. S. P. DUFNELD, J. SM1'rH, JR., T. W. L,1MON'1', C. F. CLARKSON, W. B. FRAxKL1N. Volume UIII, 1891. G. M. LEVEN'1'Rl'1'I', A. W. COOKE, H. C. M1N'1'ON, H. H. HAYNER Uolumq IX, 1892. R. H. THAYER, JR. C. D. BOOTH, M. D. MCICEE, J. F. BARRETT, A. M. HERVEY. iss? Q? .,x. 5 Z ,,.-',,..fV'4:L 155 qqi, fligx N?1.fii.'jf ' XX 57? .q',y ' . , X x -Q11-P: ii 4:11 Wjii f W R f W- M252 ' ,Ui VW Q . w f3 , 1'I.4'LIL , 4221 :- - gg-,. -- f-- '-bca.--W ' - I,Ii7,, g ,2 A I IMI I I I I, I, III Q! 5 I I Q ia I I W WI' ' X IJ' Il I I IQIIQ Q I 5-li k-Y ' f , I I III III I I f N az:-.I N . I I fi IQ: 11 IIN '- Tm ,I I kxi,i, 2'f. 1 VIII ., III I III? III-IIIII If I-I IIICI + . 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' .L ' 1' .1 gi 'I YI H , 2' VL, , YJ ff' WIIIIVI I Il I MIfQfI! ij , o w If II 6, 5. .!, f 'QII 1' ILA. . .gn ' El, 4 :Finn fda' ,Ilya I ,Il , III 5. W IIIVI I 5 mv: I 1.l'jf-fhjl 4, 'I I it ' ' fig wuz 2-Y- I ISQI fIII,Mm IIIIIEIIMIIIIulmvlllgugnlxlillllll' ' 'YIM 1 'I' 1.114 ,, .m,,,2. L N' III VAEI 4 XM 'I I N' RI I 6? M i a n ' ff I Q11 , M v-- ,t 'X A l -' I R .f 'N' . I ff I I - 4- f. K I I, ,IIT I , I I I If ',I Ii '. --wl V ,Y-. X I' .. , I A I I IIM,-I AY IW Q I lv , W- 1 Y N IQ . , ,, , V ' , I I I Y IW I sy Jer' - - If L J HI I TI I if 'WI I 'I ' rw , I , ,A . I W ,II MII, Iv Z Golden Branch. .Pl'f5lYfUlIf . Wa'-P1'c.vz'11'c11! Sefrelafjf . Libra rm 71 . P1'csz'1z'mi . Mke-Prcsz'a'mt Serra fa fy . Lz'brarz'an . H'6Jl'd67If . Wee-H'csz'de11! Scrrefmj' . Libra rizz 71 . F- S' T- -P99560 FOUNDED 1818. OFFIQERS. First Term. Second Tqrm. Tbird Term. C585 A. G. G. V. G. V. W. A. V. G. A. E. J. SQUIRES, ,92. A. WEAVER, '92 A. WAGNER, '92 MUNROE, '92, A. WEAVER, ,92 MUNROE, ,Q2. E. DIXON, 192. C. TILTON, ,92. MUNROE, '92, A. WAGNER, '9 2 C. TI LTON, '9 2 . B. BECKWITH, ' C. H W W M T. C. H. W D . P . W. H. CARLIN, H. CHAPMAN, P. CONLY, E. DIXON, GREEN, D. MCDONALD, B. BARTON, T. BIDLEMAN, I. CHASE, A. COYNE, GARDNER, A. IQITTREDGE, ITXEIHBERS- '92. ,93- H. G. SIMMONS. !94. F. C. YEOMANS. '95- E. B. BECKWITH. Saw RBI? 6' so F 5 T x 4 1818 4 A fy iw O MO ! K A A CN PM ,y a if CXO 3 FXETEVUPS C595 MUNROE, J. SQUIRES, T. THOMAS, C. TILTON, A. WAGNER, A. WEAVER. R. HOLL1sTER 3 I. MAYO, B. LYMAN, B. MOE, H. THOMPSON, I. WRIGHT. G. L. Scale. 99I'6'6f- F O U N D E D I 8 8 I . 0 F F I QE R 5' First Tqrm. Pre.ri1z'c11f . . . C. D. BOOTH, '92. Wa'-Pz'esz'defzf . . . L. R. CONKLIN, '92.' Sccrz'fa:j'an1z' Y'rca.v11rcr . . W G. VINCENT, '92. Sezgqeam'-af-Arfns . . . R. W. WRIGHT, ,92. Second Tqrm. H'65l.1fL'llf ..... G. D. WHITEHEAD, '92 Wee-Presz'1z'c1z! . . . L. J. WEST, '92. Sccrcfafy and 79'ea.vznz'r Sefgranl-al-Arms . . P1'csz'1z'c'1zt . Wa'-P1'e.vz':!m! . . Sefreiary and Trmmrcr Scrgezmf-al-Arfzzs . . I A. .C. 'fbird Term. . L. . . R. C607 W. F. MILLS, '92. S., FULLER, '92. T. DENISON, '92. M. BARNES, '92. W. JOHNSTON, '93. W. WRIGHT, '9 2 . L. M. BARNES, C. D. BooTH, H. I. BOWLES, L. R. CONKLIN, H. BUKER, W. T. DENISON, C. S. FULLER, W. E. H. DARLING, F. FREEMAN, F. W. JOHNSTON N. A. COUPER, K. L1NSCO'1'1', 3 mEf1'1BERS. '92. '93- W. W OOD. '94- F. L. HARDENISROOK, LXTF-Rllky .2-'53 0 R . I uma Q, Vilmziv' .9 ETEB P Q 0 ' .O QI H Isv 'T Iv4u1HH . E 15 , 4. Q HL. f-f':..:.:! 4, . ex. 0 C615 F. MILI.S, B. '1'ILToN, G. VINCENT, J. XVHITE, J. XVHITE, D. VVHITEHEAD J. XVEST, W. XVRIGHT. W. SMITH, . B. TREADWAY, F. TRUESIIIQLL, E. McGUIRE, B. VAN XVYCK. 7 Banjo Club. A. J. DRAPER W. BALKE . A. L. KENT . A. J. DRAPER, I.. A. MYERS, W. BALKE, A. L. KENT, A. QSSQASQH- OFFICERS- . - Q MQMBERS First Banjos. Sqeond Banjo. B. EWING, fT1ar7dolir75. Guitars. H. BUKER. C623 J Leader. Jwzszkal Dz'recz'or. B1zsz'nc.rs Mazzager. C. PHAIR, F. GILL. G. A. WAGNER H. B. TILTON D Mandolin Club. .:9g-ggfq. OFFIQERS. W. BALKE . Leader. H. B. TILT ON . flhlfllfflf Dircffor A. I.. KENT Busifzes: Mzzzagcf MEMBERS. First Mandolins. W. BALKE, G. A. WAGNER F. JOHNSON. Sqqond mandolin. H. B. TILTON. Guitars. . A. L. KENT, H. BUKER L. R. CONKLIN. Violin. H. I. BOWLES. C633 Qrcbesira. -'vbxieff lnstruetor. Piano. H. E. BAUMER. E. C. CONNOR Flutq. Qlarionettq. I.. HARDENBROOK. A. L. KENT. First Violin. H. I. BOWLES. Second Violins. W. A. KITTREDGE, H. S. CARD, R. M. KING. C643 - Of . , 5-ll, . ' I . A 4 ' ' -' ff' 'D , , D ' .er J N I -T' -is N. .Haj , l 1 WIN 4 ' 'W Qs: AV xl L A 0 Q19 4 K , V K : l'f1A' A 6 ' IM A u . 2 I of ,iw A Wg. 15. . if 6' . 1 6 EA VI. s XXAT K ' fi' 1 I I , I I 3 A ,W l I I W I ' 1 ' ffl f f 5 U ' lf! H1 ' 1 4 Q I 1 J! 3 .f,.,t J 5 . l ,W 'f . f A s. V: f , Q I' 1' I . ' 1 .. ff., J ' 41' f f A 1 .. .. .. 1. W. ff J' 4 vs.,-I W ,'s. 'I T3 ...4 I1 aw , J .. .1 ' KI 'Ivy in Q-.H i --ffl... MLXWILI F4 3 5. A A ' 'K' . ,f -:.T',12QTi-.-- I 1 Q , TM ...-.. --- - 'H ,,,,,,.., , .,-.H . 'iq ' N' ' r 'A ' ,.'... .4-V -il. ---H V V. fffl 'ff.'f-,,,, ,-f.. '...- . EJ'-URLEY' Chapel Chow. xP9'54xf- CARLETON BFZECHER STETSON . . Leader. BRUCE WEATHERBY BELLMORE . . Hazzzkf. First Tenor. Seqond Tenor. G. D. NVHITEHEAD, E. T. PA'l'1'EN, H. I. BOWLES, H. G. NIINER, F. L. HARDENBIQOOK. C. H. Ross. First Bass. Seqond Bass. A. BISSELL, E. W. SMITH, W. G. VINCENT, C. C. KENT, M. A. BUCK. C65D A. G. WVARD. 5 x XXX X xx 1' I J xx s. wi... 1...- X N - w- mv-wg, X, 'x ,- -4 fwf, x N X 1 I, - N xl .iq , W -A ' -,K . W -r :. 5 X 1 f ' J' ' XX A NX - X 5 a 4' in ,Y .NX X w- Q5 L il i f ,I X W .J ' -w ' Nx 'L Wpij' ' ., ' .2 , Y . M p.1i4!w:-:iff-A - X, S, 14, ,iQ':R g, by-...,v,, I1 1 l'. lf. .l X, , .1 . V. ' X x I x , Y . -QM41 ' N .'1'x . I . :- Jai UML j I fl' XX W f vi I i i W Wf f'f5.i l W Pf?F 1 MW 'W' f41'aff fl lm, Nril'--F 511 5 'l, l,llJf,,'f'-if H1 1' -I al. Mun ' Mix. 1 .f'ii!4f 4. 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I I 'X' llbbr Epsrlon kappa 311 Illbemoriam. I V PI llbbl Slgma lpbl 3m flbemoriam. 4 v'f71 A ff-55 N W. J ,995 . f ,fl , gif' .Q N J ' ,lr 1 K Q. ' A V f 9 kv' 1, g . : 'U I .' 'A 'Bef 7 H I.',MTM:v- ,Ts IM- nm! N 5 -H' f.f,f7 M-K-.Jfxx 'LK I .ry fxf! I 5 f- , -arfsf ' rm- If xv, x I Nr I. X. ln I 1 X! 'A 1 XX i N Ay! ff! ' ' X fi' X -,- -X K, ,I ,lf ' VV I ' I -' J' , f'- ' 7-'f - AT n N K M sf,4.? 2 Ar, mi , , , -W 'll' 7 -, , . . +-A QQ Q , A .WSJ U! ' ' . . 1. .IH 3, sy - fl Afblefic 7XSSOQiOfiOn. OFFIQERS. President. R. H. THAYER, JR., '92. Uiqe-President. A. B. EWING, JR., '92, Secretary. M. D. MCKICE, '92. Grqasurer. E. H. DARLING, ,93. Football Qommittqq. H. S. COLTON, JR., G. H. ARMSTRONG, PHILIP RAND. m E fn 13 E R 5. '92. G. H. ARMSTRONG, A. BROWN, H. N. ARNOLD, W. E. BUTLER, C. D. BOOTH, C. H. CATHERWOOD, C745 H. S. COLTON, JR., W. P. CONLY, A. B. EWING, JR., C. S. FULLER, T. GILMAN, F. H. HARADON, C. L. HAYDEN, A. M. HERVEY, W. K. LINSCOTP, M. D. McKEE, ,93 H. K. ARNOLD, L. M. ATKINSON, A. C. BRENT, H. H. CHAPMAN, E. H. DARLING, L. DIVEN, P. P. S. DOANE, A. J. DRAPER, C. F. GODDARD, N. C. HARRISON, L. M. HURD, M. M. JACKSON, '94- D. A. COYNE, F. L. HARDENBROOR, S. T. H. HILL, W. A. KIITREDGE, '95- L. P. ADAMS, F. A. GILL, C. A. HURLEV, C753 H. F. ME'FCALF, V. MONROE, L. A. MYERS, A. L. RAMSAY, W. E. SHELDON, A. J. SQUIRES, R. H. VFHAYER, JR. T. T. THOMAS, G. D. VVHITEHEAD, C. R. WILSON. C. C. IKENT, G. B. MCIN'1'OSH, N. B. MARSHAI.L, W. J. MAYO, L. O. O'BRIEN, S. S. PASCHAL, V. T. PATTEN, P. RAND, J. W. RHOADES, L. M. M. SAYER, H. L. WARINNER, W. WOOD. H. C. MASON, J. L. TAYLOR, P. H. THOMSON, C. I. WRIGHT. R. M. KING, W. W. SIMPSON, J. SYMINGTON. Ykcademyg Eleven. I 8 9 I - 9 2 . Rusbqrs. W. P. CONLY, '92 . . . Em . W. K. LINSCOTT, '92 F. H. I-IARADON, '92 . . Dzaklex . . W. MAYO, ,93. H. H. CHAPMAN, '92 . . G!lNl7'II,.S' . . A. SQUIRES, 792. G. B. MCINTOSH, ,93, Cenirc. Quarter-Baqk. A. L. RAMSAY, ,92. Half-Baqkg. T. T. THOMAS, ,92. H. M. ARNOLD, ,92. Full-Baqk. - C. D. WHITEHEAD, '92 fCaj5!az'nj. Substitutes. C. D. BOOTH, '9z. A. B. EWING, JR., '92. R. MATTHEWS, 793. 1T1al7aQer. H. s. COLTON, JR. C763 Au ff wg ,-, Y if ' 5---... ?d.44 ,, JY P 1 -if gf L., , pl.. f g FOOT BALL TEAM, 1892. Football Gomes. H9266- Sea5o17 I89l-92. P. E. A. vs. CLERKS OF EXETER. ' AT EXETER, September 30. Rushcrs: Conly, Leeman, Higgins, Smith, I-Iowe, Damrell, Green. .Quarter- Back: W. Ritchie. Iiawl-Parks : F. Ritchie, Burnham. Full-Back: Stackpole. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safcties P. E. A. . . o 7 6 o CLERKS . . . . . o o o 1 Tala! Score: P. E. A., 425 Clerks, o. Rqkrec, Mr. Truesdell. Umpire, Mr. Jackson. P. E. A. vs.'ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL. ' AT EXETER, October 3. Rushers: Bogart, Knapp, Liggins, Monnahan, Coyne, Bullard, I-Iumphry. .Quarter-Back: Clark. IlaMBacl-s: Mahoney, Douglass. 'Full-Back: Damon. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safeties P. E. A. . . 1 5 I o E. H. . . . . . o o o o Tala! Score: P. E. A., 275 E. H. S., o. Rqfcrrre, Mr. Truesdell, '93, P. E. A. Umjiire, Mr. Jackson. C775 P. E. A. vs. HARVARD. AT CAMBRIDGE, October 7. Rushers: Collamore CGrant, Emmonsj, Vail Shea, RantoulQ, Berry, Newell, Bond. ..Q1Hl7'fEl'-B!lCk.' Burgess. Half-Backs: Gray, Lake. Full-Back Trafford. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safctics H. U. . 1 3 o o P. E. A. ..... o o o o Tom! Score : I-I. U., I75 P. E. A., 0. Referee, Mr. Cranston. Umpire, Mr. Dudley. P. E. A. vs. M. I. T. AT BosToN, October xo. Rushers: Gilbert, Clinton, Morse, Harvey, Beattie, Johnston, Kales. .Quarter- Back: Clarke. HaylBacks: Jacobs, Dearborn. Fu!!-Back: Batchelder. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safcties Nl. I. T. . 0 3 2 O P. E. A. . . . . o I o o Tom! Score : M. I. T., 163 P. E. A., 4. lfcfraa, Mr. Noblit. Umpire, Mr. Truesdell. P. E. A. vs. BOWDOIN. AT EXETER, October 14. Rushers: Cothren, Bartlett, Stone, Duwey, Steven, Haskell, Ross. .Quarter- Back: Fairbanks. HaMBacX's: Payson, Stacey. Full-Back: Carleton. Gnarls from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safctics P. E. A. . o 4 4 o Bownom . . . o 2 I o Tala! Score: P. E. A., 245 Bowdoin, ro. Rc-j?:rce, Mr. Trucsdell. Ulllfl.l'0, Mr. Allen. C733 P. E. A. vs. HARVARD SECOND. AT EXETER, October 17. Rushcrs : Pierce, Eddy, Jones, Fitzhugh, Steadman, Davis, Collamore. Quarter Back: Burgess. Ilafliacks: Heard, Boardman. Full-Back: Phelan. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safetics P. E. A. . . o 2 o o H. U. SECOND . . . o o o o Tofu! Score: H. U. Second, Og P. E. A., 8. Rmree, Mr. Johnston. Umpire, Mr. Truesdell. P. E. A. vs. M. I. T. AT EXETER, October 21. Rushers : Gilbert, Clinton, Morse, Harvey, Look, Yoerg, Kales. .Quarter-Back: Clarke. HaMBacks: Boyd, Dearborn. Full-Back: Batchelder. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safetics. P. E. A. . . o 4 2 o M. I. T. . . . . . 0 o o o Tala! Score: P. E. A., 205 M. I. T., 0. Referee, Mr. Truesdell. Umpire, Noblitt. P. -E. A. vs. B. A. A. AT EXETER, October 24. Rushers: Clark, Cranston, Hennessy, Whitman, Waters, Houghton, Bass. .Quarlar-Back: Beals. HaMBacl's: Strickey, Peters. Full-Back: Crane. I Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safctics. P. E. A. . . 0 2 2 o B. A. A. . . . . . 0 6 6 0 Total Score: B. A. A., 365 P. E. A., I2. Referee, Mr. Dudley. Umjiire, G. H. Beals. C793 P. E. A. vs. TUFTS. AT EXETER, October 28. 1?uskers: Stround, Mallet, Robinson, Lane, Lambert, Ross, Dunham. Quarier- Back: Clark. fIaMBacks: Foss, Aldrich. Full-Back: Ward. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Snfctics P. E. A. . . o I o 0 TUFTS . . . . . o 6 2 o Total Score: P. E. A., 45 Tufts, 28. Referee, Mr. Truesdell. Umpire, Mr. Stover. P. E. A. vs. HARVARD, ,Q5. AT EXETER, November 7. Huskers: Stuart, Davis, Eddy, Potter, Murchie, Whitman, Adams. .Quarter- Back: Wrenn. HaZf1l?acks:Jackson,Wadner. Fu!!-Back: Brown. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Safctics P. E. A. . . o 6 5 o H. U., '95 .... h o I I o Tala! Score : P. E. A., 343 H. U., '95, 6. Rderee, Mr. Truesdell. Umpire, Mr. YVoodbury. P. E. A. VS. P. A. A. AT EXETER, November 14. Rushers: Sears, Beals, Foley, Perkins, Cookley, Armstrong, Greenway. ..2unrlcr-Brzck: Jennings. HaMBz:cks: Woodruff, Hopkins. Full-Back: Knapp. Goals from Field. Touch-downs. Goals. Sufctics. P. E. A. . o 2 I o P. A. A. . . . . o 5 3 o Total Score: P. A. A., 265 P. E. A., 10. Rderec, Mr. Perry. Ulllpl7'8, Mr. Williams. C305 9, fixa Qgxfgf . XX 4:9 -v - ,u , -G, ' , . yv ., L1 1- P , A. 1 gxx F Q ge T ,xfQ4-Nia' rua, -0' '9 vi - J-f-' 3.41 ifg--2gLgC'e fc QNfr' 'fl-f' . - ff five '1 , vi, lf TX va32.fiJE2F Q1 ri-3ffQQg1f?fQf?5 : - , N 1 D-1+ 4. ' riffrf' -NU, -1-:ff '-'Q'-f1Q','-'g -- ' g' 'ff' wx ,G 3 fc ?lkl?Q5f55gf955i'r'Y25Af .. Ari - Q f,L '-ff 2, - - ,-- , x . ,i1g V1 . , ,pf 5-', r..-,,-.X -.x .,q:',, ji, .t. ff - X -f , -. , . US- - qiijg,-3?'5fy2j1,:'5n .54r:gf'-ff.g55-tl'-i3.sl?,5fVAu Q ,. 'V I, 'X' A ' '- ' 'Q-W- 9 ':-w - 4-' ' V---1, il- ? ,- :ff -' ,L - ,g fi' V ,, -34. 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I 8 9 I - 9 2 . '93- Rusbqrs. . Efzrziv . BARTON . Yhckics . CARLEY. . Gum-dx . . . SMITH. DOANIC, Cwzfrc. Quartqr-Back. ICI ,LIOTT Q Cajfffzin 5 . Half-Backs. TREADWAY. Full-Baqk. RAND. Subgtituteg. POINDEXTIGR. mar7aQer. O'BRII4ZN. C325 Lmx Eng.Co.,Boetm Mus. M 1: Indczm' Mezfing. WEG6- HELD IN THE GYMNASIUM, MARCH 19, 1892. , R E F Q R E E S- Gymnagtlqs. Boxiqq. . A. '1'. DUDLICY. l'1unf. H. N. .l OWl,lClx Wrestlirpq. MR. JACKSON, MR. DUDI.l+IY. A JUDQES. C. D. HEYWOOD, W. R. KAIJCS DIRQQTORS. A. B. EWING, JR., '92. H. S. COl.'.l'ON, jk., ,Q2 PHII ,IP RAND, '93, C333 Evenl . -'S156 ROPE CLIMBING. P. E. .-I. Record- McCune, '94, March II, 1891, 615 sec. lVz'1nmr - Linscott. '92, 71f5 sec. 9 Second, Holmes, '92, 7215 sec. CLUB SXVINGING. lV:'mmr - Geils, '95, l-IEAVY-WEIGIII' Box1NG. TV1'mmr - Connor, ,93. FEATIIER-YVEIGH'I' BOXING. Uflilllllfl' - Munroe, '92. PARALLEL BARS. 1Vz'1mer- Linscott, '92. LIGIIT-WEIGHT BOXING. lfVz'nuer - McLaren, '95. IIEAVY-WEIGIIT WRESTLING Wimzer - HARADON, '92, MIIJULE-WEIGIIT WRESTLING. lV1'1nmr- Linscott, '92, Second, Smith, S. A., '95. LIGHT-YVEIGHT WRESTLING. YVz'11uc1' - McBride, '95. PUTTING TIIE SI1o'r. P. E. A. Record - Sayer, '93, March 11, 1891, 34 ft. 2 in. 1l 1'1mvr- Booth, '92, 34 ft. 15 in., Second, Treadway, '93, 32 ft. IO in. RUNNING HIGH JUMP. P. E. A. Outdoor Record- Dobson, '93, May 23, 1891, 5 ft. 815 in. P. E. A. Indoor Record- Sayer, '93, March 5, 1892, 5 ft. 6 in. 1 fI'IlIl6'l' - Sayer, '93, 5 ft. FENCE VAULT. P. E. A. Record- Daniels. '93, Feb. 26, 1892, 6 ft. IOEQS in. I'Vl.IlIl0I' - Daniels, ,93, 7 ft.g Second, Sage, '94, 6 ft. 9 in. FLYING RINGS. uflllllltfl' - Haradon, '92, Second, Linscott, '92. STANDING 1'IIGlI JUMP. J. 13. A. Record - Daniels, '93, and Sayer, '93, Feb. 26, 1892, 4 ft. 815 il H'l'IllIl3l' - Sayer, '93, 4 ft. II in., Second, Daniels, '93, 4 ft. 6 in. SINGLE 'FUMIlLING. lV1'mmr - llaradon, '92, Second, Munroe, ,92. DOUBLE TUBIIILING. IVI.llll!?I'3 - Haraclon, '92, and Booth, '92. P. 13.21. Record- Daniels, '93, Murclx 12, ISQ2, 9 ft. IQQ in. HfI'IIIll?l' -- Daniels, '93, 9 ft. 6 in., Second, Treadway, '93, 9 ft. TWENTY-YAIms DAsI1. lVl'll1lCl' - Armstrong, '92, Second, Darling, '93. I AR X ff HW 4p, -N f x .- f Q NS 'N 1 If N NXX I 7, 'N' MW X5 f L K 1 1 fi ::, - QR MQ KX 'ix , 'xx X X 'J 5 X XV ' if I - , X Q XZ on XX ? Y Tennis R ?XSSOCic1fiOn. -r-- 5wgLz. I 8 9 1 - 9 2 . 0 F F I Q E R 5- Presidqrpt. M. D. McKEE, '92. Uieq-Prqgiclerpt. G. H. ARMSTRONG, '92 Seqrqtary and Greasurer I.. DIVEN, '93, Exqqutiuq Qommittqq. W. lc. BU'1'I.ER, '92-. E. H. D. 1f:LL1O'1v1', '93. m E IT1 B E R s. '92. G. H. ARMSTRONG, J. F. BARRJQTP, A. BROWN, ' W. E. BU'1'1.ER, H. S. COLTON C. S. 1 U1.I.ER, T. M. GREEN, A. 7 .IR'3 GILMAN, jla., M. Hl2RVICX', V. G. C. W R. F. 'A. C. C365 M . 1aARL1Nc:, '93, D. MCKICIC, MUNRLJE, B. NORTON, H. I'rcKE1uNc:, . E. SHIQLIJON, H. THAVIQR, -IR j. NV!-II'l'l'Z, 1. XVHITIC, R. KVILSON. ,93- H. K. ARNOLD, C. B. BARTON, W. P. BREATH, A. C. BRENT, E. H. DARLING, L. DIVEN, A. J. DRAPER, W. S. DROWNE, D. EI.I.Io'IT, N. C. HAIQRISON, L. M. HURD, ' F. W. JOHNSON, C. C. ICENT, F. W. IMANSUR, M. C .3WOOD. '94- J. F. BONNELL, E. J. BIITLER, H. E. CoI.ToN, H. S. CORTHELI., C. F. CRAPO, E. R. ESTABROOR, - E. W. Fox, F. F. Fox, W. R. FRENCH, '95' L. P. ADAMS, G. B. I-IAsIcEI,I., L. N. READ. C875 R. :MA'1 l'HEWS, F. R. PARKER, V. T. PATTEN, S. H. PILLSHURY, G. S. PROUTY, P. RAND, D. SILVER, H. G. SIMMONS, D J- . j. SPENCE, C. THOMPSON, R. B. TREADWAY, I. G. W AITE, H. L. WARINNER, F. VVINCHESTER, j. T J- F. H F. H E J. C R. W. GAI.I.AGHI2R, L. HARDENIBRKJOK, W. LONGFELLOW, B. LVMAN, . C. MANSON, C. MORSE, . J. OLMSTED, B. SMITH, L.,TAvLOR. A. HURLIEY, M. KING, D. E. CI. Vg. D. QI. QI. PNN'-IFC TENNIS TOURNFIUENT, HELD AT ANDOVER, OCTOBER 17, 1891. REPRESENTHTIUES. EXETER. ANDOVER. Singles. BROWN ws. FOOT E. pV?7l7lC'7' - FOOTE. Doubles. BROWN-NORTON f1.v. F OOTE-A RCHI BALD I M'7NlL'7'.S' - FOOTE-A RCHIBALD. C S3 D 'fwn mg-md .mx P,-am.1 by Lux Eng. co., som.. Mm BQ ebcrll Nine, 1592. -fs,2'Sc-f- Qgtqbqn CHASL Pkeben ARMSTRONG. First Basq. Sqeond Basq. HARADON. FARRELL Gbircl Bagq. SEYMOUR. Sbort Stop. BROWN f CN!lfflIl'lZD . Left Fiqld. Qqntrq Fiqld. BARTON. WTHTEHEAD. Riqsbc Fiqld. TREADWAY. C893 P. E. A. vs. EXETER. EXETER, April 7, 1892. Score, 3-4. 11. E. A. EXETER. Adi. K. l!.ll. 'l'.H. l'.O. A. li. E A.Ii. R. B.ll. TJ4. l'.O. A. E. Ewing, c.R . . . 4 1 1 2 1 o o j Burke, p .... 2 0 1 1 3 7 0 Treadway, 3b. . . 4 1 2 3 1 3 o l McLaughlin, 1b. . 3 1 1 1 IO 3 o Wagner, s.s. . . 2 o o 0 I 1 1 5 Gordon, s.s. . . 4 o o o 3 4 o Barton, p. . . 1 o 0 o o 3 0 1 Ritchie, 3b. . . 4 o 1 2 1 1 o Brown. 2b. . . . 4 o o o 2 1 o l Broderick, Lf. . . 2 1 o o 2 o o Holmes, l.f. . . 4 o o o 2 o 1 I Burnham, c. . . 4 o 1 2 5 1 o Hall, r.f'. . 2 1 1 1 o o o Green, 2b. . . . 3 o o o 2 1 o Connor, 1b. . 2 o o o I4 1 o I-Iiscock, c.t'. . . 3 1 o o 1 o o Chase, c. . . 1 o 1 1 6 5 0 Bresnehan, r.f'. . 3 1 1 1 o o o .. - ... ---- 1 --.- .. .. ... Totals .... 24 3 5 7 27 14 2 N Totals .... 28 4 5 7 27 I7 o Earned runs-P. E. A., 3. Two-base hits-Burnham, Ewing Treadway Ritchie. Stolen bases - Broderick, Ritchie, Wagner, Bresnehan, MCLaLlgl1llH: Treadway. First base on balls-Burke, Wagner Q2j, Connor, Green, Ritchie, Bresnehan, McLaughlin, Broderick, Hiscock. Struck out-Gordon, Bresnehan, Burke, Barton, Holmes, Hall. Double plays-Ewing and Connor. Time of game- 2 hou1's. Umpires-VVhitehead and Bruce. P. E. A. vs. CLIPPERS. EXETER, April 9, 1S92. Score, 21-IO. P. E. A. AJS. ll. Ewing, c.f. . . . 5 1 Seymour, r.f. . . 4 2 Wagner, s.s. . . 5 2 Chase, c. . . 5 2 Dixon, c. . . o o Brown, 2b. . . 4 2 Ilolmes, l.f1 . . 3 4 Treadway, 3b. . . 4. 3 Barton, p. . . . 3 3 Armstrong, p. . 1 o Hollister, 1b. . . 2 2 Totals .... 36 21 I c1.1vrERs. ILH. 'I'.ll. l'.O. A. E. 2 2 I 0 O 11.11. 11. 11.11 T.u.1-.o.,x, 1. 3 2 ? 3 2 McLaughlin,l1?. ll 5 1 1 1 S I 2 2 2 4 4 2 Ryan, 5b. . . . 5 1 1 1 o o 1 o o 4 2 1 Shute, p., s.s. . . 3 2 1 2 2 6 1 1 1 o 4 o Burke, c. . . . 4 1 1 1 6 3 1 2 2 o 0 1 Lee, l.f. . . . . 4 2 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 2 1 o Hallinan, 2b., p. . 3 1 o o 3 5 1 1 1 o IO o Broderick, c.f. . 4 1 1 1 o o 1 o o o 7 o Ritchie, s.s., 2b. . 4 1 o o 1 2 1 1 1 I2 1 1 Langley, r.f. . . 3 o o 0 0 o o I3 I3 24 29 7 Totals. . . 35 I0 6 7 21 I7 9 Earned runs- Exeter, 2, Clippers, 1. Two-base hit -Shute. Sacriiice-hits - Wagner, Lee. Left on bases - Exeter, S5 Clippers, 4. Stolen bases -Ewing, 25 Seymour, 2g VVagner, 23 Brown 25 I-Iolmes, 2g Treadway, 31 Barton, IQ Hollister, 23 McLaughlin, rg Ryan, 23 Burke, ly Lee, 2g llallinan, 2, Broderick, Ig Ritchie, 25 Langley, 1. Struck out-By Barton, 79 by Armstrong, 6g by Shute, 6. First base on errors-Exeter, 55 Clippers, 5. First base on balls-By Armstrong, 3, Shute, 6, McLaughlin, 7. I-Iit by pitched ball--Barton. Wild pitches--Ar1n- strong, Shute. Passed balls- Chase, 25 Burke, 3. Time -2 hours I5 minutes. Umpire - Whitehead, '93. C905 base l1it - Holmes. Stolen bases - Sey1nour, P. E. A. vs. M. I. T., 95. EXETER, April 13, 1892. Score, 4--3. E. A. .x.1x. R. 11.11. 1111. 1'.o. 11. 11. TECH-1 ,95- Ewing,c.t1 . 3 o o o o Seymour. 2b. 2 1 o o 2 ,1,1,,R, Holmes, l.f'. 3 1 0 0 1 Heywood, p. . . 4 1 Treadway, 3b 3 1 o o 1 Fitts, 1.12 . . . 4 1 Brown, s.s. . 2 1 o 0 1 Leber, s.s. . . 4 o Hall, r.tZ . 3 0 1 1 o Jones, r.f'. . . 4 o Chase, c. . 2 o o o I2 Sias, 1b. . . . 4 o Barton, p. . 2 o 1 1 o Thomas, c. . . 3 o Armstrong, p.. . 1 o 0 0 0 Murphy, 3b. . 3 o Ilollister, 1b. 1 o o o 3 Spear. 2b. . 3 1 Sayer, 1b. . 1 o o o 4 Lawson, c.t'. . 3 o Totals. . Z T4 2 2 24 Totals .... 32 3 ll.Il. 'l'.Il. I'.0. A. E. OOOIIO 22100 11132 o OO 0 o 1 1 8 1 o o o 8 4 o 2 2 1 o o 00221 OOIOO 6 622213 IQ Chase, 1g Stolen bases--Sey1nour,3g Hol1nes, 4g Treadway, IQ Brown, Leber, IQ Murphy, 1. First base on balls-By Heywood, S Struck out-By Barton, 105 by Armstrong, 5, by Heywood, 9. Left on bases-P. E. A.,5g Tech., 5. Double play - Barton, Chase, and Seymour. Passed halls - Cl1ase, I5 Thomas, 5. XVild pitch - Heywood. Sacrifice hit-Thomas. Time- Two hours. Umpires -Hervey and Dixon. P. E. A. vs. HAVERHILL. EXETER, April 16, 1892. SCOYB, 5-7- ,..,,,,, . -..vw ,,-.-.-.- -V -.4,,,1, , E. A. HAVERHILL. A.ll. R. lhll. 'l'.ll. l'.O AJI. R. li.lI. T.I!. l'.0. A- E. Seymour, 2b. 4 1 1 1 1 Barry, s.s. . . . 4 1 2 2 o 4 1 O'Brien, c.t1 4 1 o o 1 Regan, c. . . 4 o o o 7 2 o I-lolmes, l.t'. 3 1 2 3 o Wheeler, p. . . 4 1 I 1 1 I0 o Treaclway, 3b 4 o 2 2 1 Dorsey, c.f. . . 2 1 o o 4 1 o Brown, s.s. . 3 o o o o Reardon, r.t1 . . 4 1 o o 0 1 1 Hall, r.l1 . 4 1 1 1 1 McKenna, l.f'. . . 4 o o o o 0 0 Chase, c. . 4 o o o IO Kerrigan, 3b. . . 4 o o o 1 1 1 Ar1nstrong,p 4 1 2 2 2 Sheehan, 1b. . . 4 1 o o IO o o Hollister, 1b. 4 o o o II Santry, 2b. . 4 2 o o 4 o 1 Totals. . 34 5 S 9 27 Totals .... 34 7 3 3 27 I9 4 Earned runs - P. E. A., 1. Two- 23 O'lirien, IQ '.l'rcadway, 2g Hall, Ig Chase, 15 Armstrong, 2g WVl1eeler, IQ Dorsey, lj Santry, 1. Bases on balls-By Armstrong, IQ by Wheeler, 2. Struck out-By Armstrong. 105 by Wheeler, 4. Hit by pitched ba l-Dorsey. Sacrifice hits - Regan. 2g Wheeler, Seymour. Double plays - Dorsey and Santry. Passed balls-Chase, IQ Regan, 1. Time of' g2llTl6-I l1our 50 1ninutes. Umpire- Scanncll and Palmer. C91 7 P. E. A. vs. HAVERHILL ASSOCIATION Exmum, April 20, 1S92. . Score, 4-20. P. E. A. AJS. R. Ii.ll. 'l'.ll. l'.0. A. E. Seymour, 2b. . . 3 o o o 1 2 o Treadway, 3b. . 4 o o o 4 2 2 Holmes, l.f. . . 3 1 o o 1 o 1 Sayer, c.f'. . . 3 1 1 1 0 o 0 Brown, s.s. . . . 4 1 o o 1 3 1 Chase, c. . . . 4 o o o 8 6 2 '1 Armstrong. p. . .. 1 o o 1 16 2 Ilall, r.f. . . . 4 o o 0 o o 3 Hollister, 1b. . . 3 o o o ll o 5 Totals .... 30 4 1 1 27 29 16 Earned runs-Haverhill, 3. Two-base hits-Dorsey and IIAVERIIILL ASSOCIATION. A.l!. R. I.l.ll. '1'.I3.I'.O. A. E. Dorsey, c.f. . . 6 4 4 5 1 o o Sullivan, c. . 5 3 2 2 xo 3 o Reagan, 2b. . . 5 2 3 3 2 1 o Ryan, 1b. . . 6 3 2 2 II o 1 Keleher, 3b. . . 6 2 3 3 2 3 5 Sheehan, l.f'. . . 6 o I 1 1 o 0 Lewis, s.s. . . 5 3 1 2 o 2 1 Perry, 1-.E . . 5 2 2 2 o o o johnson, p. . 5 1 I 1 o IS 0 Totals .... 49 20 19 21 27 27 7 Lewis. Sacrifice hits-- Sullivan, Regan, Chase, Hollister. Stolen bases- Haverhill, 153 Exeter, 9. First base on balls--Haverhill, 23 Exeter, 3. Ilit by pitched hall-Exeter, 3. Struck out -By johnson, 95 by Armstrong, 9. Passed balls- Sullivan, 35 Chase, 3. VVild pitches -Armstrong, 2. Time of game- 2 hours 20 minutes. Umpirc P. E. A. vs. HARVARD, ,Q5. EXETER, April 23, 1892. Score, 3-9. -Palmer. P. 11. A. l A.ll. R. lhll. 'I'.Il. l'.0. A. E. Seymour. 3b. . . 4 1 1 1 o 4 2 l Treadway, c.t'. . 4 o 1 1 o o 1 4 Ilaradon, Ib. . . 4 o o o 16 0 0 Q Farrell, 2b. . . . 4 1 4 5 3 1 o I Brown, s.s. . . 4 1 1 1 o 5 3 l Armstrong. r.f., p., 4 o 1 1 1 4 0 l Holmes, l.f. . . 4 o o o 2 o 1 Chase, c. . . . 4 o o o 3 2 o Barton, p., r. f. . 4 o o o 2 4 1 Totals .... 36 3 8 927 20 si Earned runs - P. E. A., 2. Two-base 65 Harvard, '95, 6. Sacriiic hits- Brown, HARVARD, 595. A.Il. ll. Il.ll. T.B. l'.0. A. E. Cassatt, s.s. . . 4 2 1 1 0 6 o Rogers, 1b. . . 3 1 o o I2 1 o XVhitte111ore,3b. . 5 1 o o 3 2 1 Dreyfus, 2b. . . 4 1 o o o 1 o Wadsworth, c.f. . 5 o 1 1 2 o o McAdams, r.f. . 5 1 3 3 o o o Gilmore, p. . . 5 1 1 1 1 4 0 VValker, c. . . . 4 1 o o 3 1 2 Stevenson, l.f. . 3 1 o o 6 o o Totals .... 38 9 6 6 27 IS 3 hit- Farrell. Stolen bases - P. E. A., Chase. Cassatt, Wadsworth, McAdams, Gilmore, Walker. First base on balls-By Barton, lg by Armstrong, 3. I-Iit by pitched bali-Rogers, 2. Struck out-By Gilmore, 35 by Barton, IQ by Arm- strong, 2. Wild pitch--Armstrong, 1. Passed balls-Chase, 2. Time-2 hours. Umpires - XVrenn and Palmer. C925 P. E. A. vs. CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL. EXETER, April 27, 1892. Score, 4-1. 11. E. A. l CAMBRIDGE 1111111 scuoor.. A.B. R. 13.11. 'I'.B. l'.0. A. E. A.ll. R. lS.lI. T.Il. l'.O. A. li. Seymour, 3b. . . 4 1 1 1 o 2 1 Moore, p .... 4 o o 0 1 S o Farrell, 2b. . . . 3 1 1 1 5 2 o Clarkson, 3b. . . 3 o 1 1 1 2 5 Treadway, l.f'. . 4 1 2 2 o o o Chase, c .... 3 o o o 4 2 o Chase, c. . . . 4 o o o I3 4 o Tobey, 2b. . . 4 o o o 1 5 o Brown, s.s. . . 4 o 1 1 o 2 0 Stearns, 1b. . . 4 o 1 1 I4 1 1 Haradon, 1b. . . 4 o o 0 7 1 1 V Robert, c.f. . . 4 o 0 o 2 o o Bissell, r.f. . . 3 o o o o o o Whittemore, s.s. . 3 1 1 3 1 3 o Whitehead, c.f. . 3 o o 0 2 o o Goodrich, l.t'. . . 2 o 1 1 o o o Ban-ton,p .... 3 1 o o 014 o Glidclcn,r.f. . . 3 o o o o o o Totals .... 32 4 5 527 25 2, Totals .... 30 1 4 624 21 6 Earned runs- P. E. A., IQ C. H. S., 1. Three-base hit-Whittemore. Stolen bases-P. E. A., 3g C. II. S., 2. Double plays-Whittemore and Clarkson. Bases on balls-By Moore, IQ by Barton, 4. Struck out-By Moore, 5g Barton, 14. Passed balls -Chase, 3. Time of game - 1 hour 40 minutes. Umpires - Palmer and Spaulding. P. E. A. vs. DARTMOUTH. EXETER, April 30, 1892. Score, 2-9. 1'. E. A. DAR'rn1ou'r11. Adi. ll. ILH. T.li. l'.0. A. E. A.ll. R. lhll. 'l'.ll. I'.U. A. 122. Seymour. 3b. . . 4 o 2 2 1 1 1 Burdett, 3b. . . 4 2 1 1 1 2 o Farrell, 2b. . . 4 1 1 2 4 2 1 Tuxbury, 1b. . . 5 1 2 2 7 o o Chase, c .... 4 o o o 7 1 1 O'Connor, p., rf. 5 2 2 2 o IO o Treadway, l.f. . . 4 o 0 o 2 o 1 Ranney, c. . . . 5 1 1 1 I5 1 1 Brown, s.s. . . . 4 o o o o 4 1 Joyce, l.fZ . . . 5 1 1 1 1 o 1 Haradon, 1b. . . 3 o o o I2 o o Clagett, c.f. . . . 4 o 1 1 1 o 0 Armstrong, p. . 3 o 0 o o 9 1 Brown, s.s. . . . 5 1 2 2 o o o Barton, r.f. . . o 1 1 o 0 Bell, 2b. .... 3 1 o o 2 1 2 3 o Whitehead, c.f. . 3 1 1 1 ,1 0 O4 Shurtlefl',r.t1,p. . 4 o o o o 7 o Totals .... 32 2 5 6 27 17 6 Totals .... 40 9 I0 IO 27 JI 4 Earned runs -Dartmouth, 3. Two-base hit- Farrell. Stolen bases -Dart- mouth, QQ P. E. A., 3. Bases on balls-By Armstrong, 2. Bases on hit by pitched ball - Burdett, Brown. Struck out -By O'Connor, 7g Shurtleif, 6g Arm- strong, 5. Passed balls-Chase, 3. Left on bascs- Dartmouth, 75 P. E. A., 3. Wild pitch -Armstrong. Time of' gillne-2 hours. Umpires-Palmer and Merrill. C933 P E. A. vs. AMHERST. Exmrxm. May, 4, 1892. Score, I-II. - I'. A. W Y ' AMIIERST. -Q- A.ll. R. H. 'l'.ll. l'.O. A. E. A Il R. UJI. 'l'.ll. I'.U. A. li. Seymour, 3b. . . 4 o o 'I 0 I Cheney, l.f. . 5 2 2 1 0 Farrell, 2b. . . . 4 o 2 6 o Allen, Ib. . . 2 I2 I o Chase, c. . . . 4 o o I 2 7 Stearns, 2b. . 2 4 3 o Treadway, l.f. . . 3 o o o o Sullivan, 3b. . o 3 5 I Brown, s.s. . . 2 o I 5 o i Hunt, c. . I 2 4 o Ilaradon, Ib. . . 2 0 0 0 I ' Taylor, s.s. 1 o 2 I Armstrong, r.f. . 2 I I o I i Brown, r.t'. . o I 0 o Barton p. . . . 3 o o 5 o Gould, c.f. . 2 1 0 0 VVhitcliead, c.f. . 3 0 o o o Buswell, p. . I 1 4 0 Totals .... 27 I 4 4 27 I7 5 Totals .... 38 I1 I2 I5 '26 20 2 Trcadway out, For interference. Earned runs-Amherst, S. lIome run-Stearns. Stolen bases-Amherst, 7: P. E. A., I. Base on called ball-P. E. A., I. Base on hit by pitched ball- P. E. A., 2. Struck out-.By Buswcll, 2: by Barton, 3. Passed balls-Chase, I. Left on bases-Amherst, 3: P. E. A., Umpires - Luce and Palmer. I. Time of gZll11C--l hour 40 minutes. P. E. A. vs. HARVARD, '95. CAMBRIDGE, May 7, 1892. score,1-e. HARv.xRn, '9-5. P. E. A. AJS. R. l!.lI. 'l'.H. I'.0. A. E. AJS. ll. NJI. 'I'.B. I'.0. A. li. Seymour, 3b. . . 4 I o 0 o I 1 Phelan, 2b. . . 2 o 0 I 0 o Farrell, 2b. . . 4 0 o o I Whittemore, 3b. . 2 I 4 2 Chase, c. . . . 3 o I 3 2 Dreyfus, l.t'. . 1 3 o o Holmes, l.f. . . 3 o o o o McAdams, c. . 0 II I I Brown, s.s. . . 3 o o 3 o Rogers, Ib. . o I0 o o I-Iaradon, Ib . . 3 o o o o Wadsworth, c.f'. . o I I o Armstrong, p. . 3 o I I3 o Reed, p. . . . 0 0 9 o Barton, r.t'. . . 3 o o o o NVhiting, s.s. . o o 3 2 Whitehead, c fi . 3 o o o I Walker, r.l1 . I o o o Totals .... 29 I 2 20 5 Totals . . . 6 27 IS 5 Earned runs-Harvard, I. Stolen bases- Harvard, 6, P. E. A., 3. Double plays- Whitehead and Haradon, Seymour and Haradong Wadsworth and Rogers, NVhittemore and Rogers. Bases on balls-By Armstrong, I. Bases on hit by pitched ball-By Armstrong. I. Struck out-By Armstrong, II? by Reed, 7. Passed balls- Chase, I. Wild pitch -Armstrong. Time of game- I lIour 20 minutes. Umpire - VVhittemore. C945 P. E. A. vs. MATHEWS. ExE'1'1zR, May 14, 1892. Score, I0-14. Totals . . E' A' 1s1A'r111cws, or LOWELL. A.B. R. ll.ll. TJ! l'.ll. A. lt. . Seymour, 5b. . 5 1 1 1 I 4 .-r.11.1-.o..1. n. Farrell, zb. . 5 1 2 2 1 o B'ICG'llIl.I1C, 3b. . . 2 o 2 1 Chase, c. . . 5 1 1 1 7 2 Castles, 2b. 5 7 5 o Treadway, l.f. . . 3 I o o I o Roach, 1b. . 3 II 0 o Brown, s.s. . 5 2 3 3 3 5 Flynn, c. . 1 5 5 1 Dixon, 1b. . . 4 2 2 2 7 o Keenan, r.f'. 1 o 0 o Armstrong, r.f. . 1 1 o 0 1 0 Meagher, l.fZ o 1 1 0 Barton, p. . . 4 1 3 5 I S McElholm, s.s. . 1 0 2 4 NVhitehead, c.f. . 3 o 1 1 3 o Kelly, c.f. . o 2 1 1 Hol1nes, r.f'. . 2 o o o 1 o Shea, p. . . 1 1 7 o 37 10 13 15 26 'I9 sg. Tota s . . . .421412:4 27 23 7 4' Flynn out, for 11ot touching 21l. Earned runs-Mathews, 2. Two-base hits-McGuane, Castles, Barton, 2. Stolen bases-Mathews, 73 P. E. A., 4. Double plays-McGuane, Castles and Roach, Shea, Flynn, and Castles, Brown and Farrell. Bases on called balls- Mathews, 55 P. E. A., 4. Bases hit by pitched ball-Dixon. Struck out-By Shea, 31 by Barton, 7. Passed balls-Chase, 1. Wild pitches-By Barton, 2, by Shea, 1. Time of game - 2 hours 20 minutes. Umpires-Palmer and Brennan. P. E. A. vs. BURKES. EXETER, May 18, 1892. Score, 2-IO. 11. E. A. l , 1 BURRES, OF 1.ow1:1.1.. A.ll. R. ll.ll. 'l'.li. l'.O. A. H. Se,Ym0Ul'v Sb- - - 4 0 I I 3 4 0 A.li. 11. 11.11. 'r.11. 1'.o. A. 12. Farrell, 2b. . . . 4 o 1 1 2 7 McGuane, 3b. . . 5 3 2 o o Chase, 1b. c. . . 3 o 1 1 I5 1 Booth, 2b. . 2 o 3 5 0 Treadway, l.f. . 4 o o o 1 o Flanagan, 1b 5 7 Il o 1 Brown, s.s. . . . 3 o 0 0 1 4 Meagher, s.s. . . 5 1 1 1 o' Haradon, c. . . 2 0 o 0 2 2 Flynn, c. . 4 1 3 4 1 Armstrong, p. 1 1 1 1 o 9 Keenan, l.f'. o 2 o o Barton, r.f. . . 2 1 1 1 o o Shea, r.f. . 2 o o o Whitehead, c.t1 . 2 o o o o o Toohey, p . 1 o S 1 Dixon, Ib. . . 1 o o o o 0 Conley, c.t'. o 2 0 o Totals .... 26 2 5 5 24 27 Totals. . . . 35 IO II I5 24 18 3 Earned runs-Burkes, 2. Three-base hits-Flanagan, 2. Stolen bases- Burkes, 24 P. E. A., 1. Bases on called balls-Burkes, 5, P. E. A., 4. llit by pitched ball - Chase. Struck out-By Toohey, 3, by Armstrong, 6. Passed balls - I-Iaradon, 3. Wild pitches-By Armstrong, 1. Double play-Toohey, Flynn, and Booth. Umpire-Palmer. Time ofgame - 2 hours 35 minutes. C953 P. E. A. vs. PORTSMOUTH ATHLETIC CLUB. EXETER, May 25, 1892. Score, 3-l. P. ra. A. P. A. c. A.ll. R. ILII. T.Ii. 150. A. E. AJJ. ll. ll.ll. 'l'.ll. l'.0. A. E. Seymour, 3b. . . 2 1 o o 1 o Priest, p. . 3 o 1 1 0 8 0 Farrell, 2b. . . . 5 o 1 2 3 1 ' Tufts, c. . 4 o o o 5 4 1 Chase, c .... 3 1 1 I3 1 o Canavan, 2b. 3 o o o 4 1 o Treadway, l.t'. . . 1 1 o 0 o o Goodness, c.f. 4 1 o o 1 o o Brown, s.s. . . . 4 0 o 1 2 I h Molloy, 1b. 4 0 o o 6 1 1 Haradon, 1b. . . 3 o o 8 o o 3 Lyons, s.s. . . . 3 o o o 1 3 1 Holmes, r.f. . . 2 0 0 o o o l Trelethen, l.t1 2 0 o o 0 0 1 Barton, p. . . . 2 0 o o Ii o 1 Flannigan, r.f. 2 o o o 3 o o Whitehead, c.f. . 4 o 1 1 o o l Locke,3b. . 3 o o o 4 1 1 Totals .... 26 3 3 '26 22 2 Totals. . 28 1 1 1 24 18 5 f Trufcthcn out, struck by ll batted ball. Stolen bases - P. A. C., 3g P. E. A., 2. Double plays-Lyons, Canavan, and Molly, Brown. Farrell and Haradon. Bases on called balls - Priest, IZQ Barton, 4. Struck out- By Priest, SQ by Barton, 14. Wild pitches -By Priest, 3g by Barton, 2. Left on bases-P. E. A., Ili P. A. C., 4. Time of gillne-2 hours. P. E. A. vs. BURKES, OF LOWELL. EXETER, May 28, 1892. Score, ll-I. 1'. 1-:. .x. BURKES. A.li. R. . T.ll. 150. A. li. A.ll. R. H.ll. TJL P.O. A. E. Seymo11r, 3b. . . 5 1 1 o 2 o Doherty, c.t'. . . 3 o 1 1 1 o o Farrell, 2b. . . 5 3 3 7 2 o Meagher, 3b. . . 4 o o o 1 2 1 Chase, c .... 5 2 2 IO 4 o Booth, 2b. . . . 4 0 1 1 1 5 o Treaclway, r.f. . 4 0 0 o o o Nestor, 3b., 1b. . 4 1 0 0 I2 1 3 Brown, s.s. . . . 4 1 o o 3 o Staiford, r.f. . . 4 o o o 2 o o Haradon, Ib. . . 3 1 1 S 2 o M11rphy, s.s. . . 3 o 2 2 o 4 1 Armstrong, p. . .1 1 o 1 I7 o Toody, 1b., r.f. . 3 o o o 2 o 1 Barton, l.t'. . . . 4 1 1 1 o o O'Toole, c. . . 2 o o o 4 o 1 Whitehead, c.l'. . 4 1 1 o 0 2 E Keefe, p. . . . 3 o o o 1 6 o .. .. .... 4 ..... .. ... Totals .... 36 II 9 27 30 2 i Totals .... 30 1 4 4 24 18 7 Earned runs- P. E. A., 2. Stolen bases-P. E. A., play- Booth and Nestor. Bases on balls- Keefe, 4 g Armstrong ball -Toole. Struck out-By Armstrong, 14g by Keefe, 4 O'Toole, 2. Wild pitches- Keefe, 25 Armstrong, 3. Time ol' ISB i 1 urkes, 5. Double 1. Hit by pitched Passed balls- game - 1 hour 45 minutes. Umpire - Palmer. 496D P. E. A. vs. BEACONS. EXETER, May 30. ' Score, I2-0. 11. la. A. BEACONS. A.l1. Il. 11.11. T.B. P.0. A. E. A 11. ll. 11.11. T.B. I'.0. A. E. Seymour, 3b. . . 3 o o 2 1 Downey, 1b. . . 4 o 1 1 S o 1 Farrell, 2b. . . Divon, l.f. . . . 4 o 0 o 1 0 I Chase, c .... McGrath, 3b. . . 4 o 1 1 3 2 4 Treadway, r.f. Denson, r.t'. . . 4 o 2 2 o 1 1 Brown, s.s. . . Colbert, c. . . 4 0 o o 6 3 4 l-Iaradon, 1b. . . Ahern, c.iZ . . 3 o 1 1 1 o o Armstrong, l.f. . Casey, p .... 2 o o o 1 8 2 Barton, p. . . . Mahoney, 2b. . 3 o o 0 4 5 1 Whitehead, c.l'. . Dwelley, s.s. . . 3 o 2 2 o 4 o Totals .... 31 12 Totals. . . -310 7 7242314 Two-base hits- Farrell. Chase. Stolen bases- P. E. A., 2: Beacons, 3. Double plays-Seymour, Farrell, and Haradon. Bases on called balls -Casey, 8: Barton, 2. Struck out- By Casey, 4, by Barton, 7. Passed balls - Chase, Ig Colbert, 4. Time ofgame - 2 hours. Umpire -Palmer. P. E. A. vs. PORTSMOUTH ATHLETIC CLUB. Seymour, 3b. . . Farrell, 2b. . . . Chase, c .... Brown, s.s. . . Treadway, r.f. llaradon, Ib. Armstrong,l.1'. . Barton,p. . . . Whitehead, c.f. Totals. . . .30 Po1z'rsn1ouT11, june S. Score, I-5. Canavan, 2b. . Priest, p. . Tufts, c. . . . Malloy, 1b. . Goodwin, c.f. . Lynes, s.s. . . Trefethen, 1.12 . Locke, 3b. . . Flanagan, r.f'. Totals . . . P. A. C. AJL R. 11.11. T.Il. I'.0. A- . 4 o o o 1 3 . 4 1 1 1 1 I3 ' 4 3 3 3 13 4 . 4 1 o o 7 o . 4 I 2 2 0 O . 3 o o o 1 o . 2 o o o 1 o . 3 o o o 2 2 . 3 o 1 1 1 1 . 31 5 6 7 26 '23 ' Seymour out Rn' running out of base-line. Two-base hit-Tufts. Stolen bases-P. A. C., 21 P. E. A.. 1. Bases called balls-Lynes, Seymour Czj, XVhitehead. Struck out-By Priest. IIQ Barton, 7. Passed balls-Chase, 1. Wild pitches-Barton, Priest. Time game- 1 hour 35 minutes. Umpire-McDonough, Portsmoul.h. f97J E. 3 o o 1 0 1 o O O 2 on by of PHILLIPS EXETER vs. PHILLIPS ANDOVER. ANDOVER, Mass., june II. Score, 5-10. 1 P1111.L11's EXETER. i P1111.1.11-s ANDOVER. A.B- R. B.H. TJI. P.0. A. E. I A.B. Il. B.H. '1'.Il. l'.U. A. E. Seymour, 3b. . . 2 1 1 1 o 4 5 I Millar-d,c.f. . . 5 1 1 3 1 o o Farrell, 2b. . . . 4 o o o 2 4 1 Donovan, s.s. . . 5 1 o o 3 1 o Chase, c. . . 3 2 o o 7 1 o Murphy, 2b. . . 4 I 1 1 3 3 o Brown, s.s. . . 3 1 1 1 2 3 o Hedges, 3b. . 5 3 2 2 1 2 2 Barton, Lf. . . . 3 1 o o 1 o 1 Greenway, c. . . 5 2 1 1 7 2 o Armstrong, p. . 4 o o o 1 7 o i Duncan, r.f. . . 4 1 1 1 1 0 o Treadway, r.f. . 2 o o o 1 o o 1 Colgate, 1b. . . 4 0 1 1 I0 o 1 WVhitehead, c.f. . 4 0 1 2 1 0 2 ' Crawford, l.f. . . 4 1 o o o 1 o Haradon, Ib. . . 4 0 0 o I2 1 0 Paige, p. . . . 4 o o 0 1 IO 1 Totals .... 29 5 3 4 27 20 9 Totals .... 40 ro 7 9 27 19 4 Earned run - Andover. Two-base hit -W'hitehead. Three-base hit- Mil- lard. Stolen bases-Murphy Czj, Hedges, Greenway, Duncan Qzj, Treadway. First base on balls--Duncan, Murphy, Seymour, Brown, Barton, Treadway f2j. First base on errors- Andover, gg Exeter, I. Struck out-Millard Qzj, Donovan, I-ledges, Paige, Farrell C2D,Bl'0NVl'l, Armstrong, Treaclway, YVl1iteheacl, Ilnradon. Double play - Murphy and Donovan. Passed balls - Greenway. 25 Chase. Wild pitches-Armstrong, Paige. Hit by pitched ball - Seymour. Chase. Time - 2 hours 40 minutes. Umpires-F. C. Ayer and T. C. Pope, of Boston. C989 if X .. V: 7 X rr 'J WN N 'NN I ' ua'317 'f',5'I r Y' m'm'5'?5xW Y .. 55 Ja X xwffx 'J W '35 W .Xl 'X My ww x. V1 'qi' W'-.Q k1, b . WM ', X fl' W .V V, .. -' 'ff A MN f ,. . ., .u'f.1'M 1, A ,, I fini' ffm, A . '!LffH h'1IL Q N .V ,, fi T' X x J , . I A . 41' 1 1,1 Y MA? :MII gm!! fu, Hbvwlv ,Yan l,.' -.1 lx E 'U-fffs.. Vw 'w ' . '-a . - - 1-Q35.. , .A ' ' . . X V' , 4 , 1, X . ky f M'-. gym, I I ' r- -.gf . ,. W ' 5 ' A'A' mmf url' Jr' . N x :' !f1H .Yi.4??, ' ,ww V ,M W ,fab A M yth: W J.w-...,...c1l1-AQH 5-- - ' I X S .:M'19 A ff, V -- - ' 1- xi 1 .gb hw ',.,.'.. ,Y 1 , -,R , A I - x N4 - . Q-A ...-fL. F., fx .Sf - I I i IN H . .. - f by ' - .- Hx X if-415' - Q ' - f , .. f-:fx . H - . xx A ' V Y ,ff fl Af ff A U ffm, 341 V fl, It' .71 f6iHvxM?hjf'f q Spring Meeting. HELD ON THE CAMPUS, MAY 25, 1892. JUDGES lkov. W. A. FRANCIS, A IR. A. T. DUDLEY, PROP. H. N. l OWI,l'IR. 3 TF R T E R- MR. H. C. JACKSON. nrrqezqrorqs. M. D. KCKIQE, '92, 113. H. lmu.1Nc:, '93, F. H. HARADON, '92, J. J.. '1'Avr.0R, '94, C995 v 6 11 1 . RUNNING BROAD JUMP. P. E. A. Record-20 ft. IO'!Q in., Bloss, '90, 1890. PVz'm1or- Sayer, '93, I9 ft. 2 in., Second-Olmstead, '94, 18 ft. 8,15 in. 120 YARDS HURDLE RAc1a. P. E. A. Record-jones, '91, 1891, zo sec. !fVim1er-Whitelmead, '92, 17,15 sec. THRow1Ncs T111: PIAMMER. P. E. A. Record- Cranston, '88, 1887, 78 ft. 9 in. Wimzcr-Squires, '92, 67 ft. II in.g Second- Sayer, '93, 64 ft. 3 in. IOO-YARDS DASH. P. E. A. Record- Mz1cPl1errnn, '87, 1887, IOlf5 sec. Winnea'-Sz1ye1', '93, 1011 sec.g Second-Green, '92, 10115 sec. STANDING BROAD JUMP. P. E. A. Record-VV111'te1nbe1'g, '86, 1886, IO ft. 5M in. Winner -Daniels, '93, 9 ft. 10215 in.: Second- Coyne, '94, 9 ft. 55 in. MLLE WALK. P. E. A. Record-Bates, '88, 1888, 8 min. 30M sec. llfimmr- Smith, '93, 8 min. 433f5 sec. HALF-M11.1s RUN. P. E. A. Record- Arnold, '92, 1891, 2 min. II2f5 sec. lVl'7lllCf - Arnold. ,92, 2 min. Il3f5 sec. PUTTING 'rms SHOT. P. E. A. Record- Sayer, '93, 1891, 34 ft. 2 in. Winner-Coyne, '94, 32 ft. 435 in., Second-Treadway, '93, 31 ft. 3L5 in C1003 hu Eng. Co., Boston Ma Exefer-Andover Meefing. E -'xiii-cw HELD AT EXETER, JUNE 4, 1892. REFEREE. JOHN COOK, H.A.A. JLIDGES. G. R. FEARING, H.A.A., A. H. GREEN, H.A.A., W. S. PI-IELPS TIMERS. J. H. RHODES, H.A.A., j. O. NICHOLS, H.A.A., G. Ib. PE'1 1'EE QQERK OF QOURSE. SQORER. ALLISON BROWN. G. IJ, NORTON. DIREQTORS FOR p. E. A. F. I-I. HARAIHON, C. H. CATHERWOOD, S. S, PASCHAI., PHILIP RAND. DIREQTORS FOR ANDOVER. G. IJ. NIILLARD, W. H. GOULD, j, O. RODGERS, IJ. R. BARLOW, W, j. LAP!-IAM, A. P. THOMPSON. EXETEI'-1'S Timm. L. M. M. SAYER, '93 fC'apifzz'nj. H. N. ARNOLD, ,92. M. J, CONNOR, '93. STIZWARD, '93. C. D. BOOTH, '92, A. B. DANIELS, ,93. B. 'lxRl'IAIJWAY, '93, M. GRE!-IN, '92, E. H, DARLING, '93. A. COYNE, '94, L. P. KNAPP, '92. R. B. I'IOLLIS'l'ER, ,Q3. L. HAIQIJENBROCDK, ,94. Y. T. MONROE, '92, C. C. KENT, ,93. J. OLMSTEAD, '94, G. D. XVHITICHEAD, '92. N. B. NIARSHALL, '93, W. IC. SEYMOUR, ,93. P. E. A. P. A. A. S Q O R E . FIICSTS. SECONDS. - 4 sk . 6 on fIOl5 SCO'1'r, 794. TIIIIQIJS. TOTAL. GM 37 M 53 EVQMS. 99f'66f- IOO-YARDS DASH. P. E. .-I. Record- 1olf5 sec., MucPherran, '87, 1887. P. A. A. Record- rox sec., Germer, '88. lVinncr- Sayer, '93, P. E. A., 1o4f5 sec. Second- WVormelsdorf, P. A. A.. '94g Third - Hildreth, P. POLE VAULT. P. E. A. l?CCDI'li-9 Ft. 1111 in., Parrot, '90. P. A. A. IEGCUVIZ'-9 ft., Sheldon, 'Q2. Winner- Sheldon, P. A. A., ,92, 9 ft. 514 in. A. A.,,93 Second- Cornwell, P. A. A., '94g Third-Seymour, P. E. A., ,93. :zo-YARDS DASH. P. E. A. Record- 223f5 sec., MacPl1erran, 'S7. P. A. A. RRC0l'd-24 sec., Hall and Woodruff, '93. Winner - Sayer, P. E. A., ,93, 24 sec. Second-Mnrshzmll, P. E. A., 'QSQ Third- Clarke, P. A. A., '95. HALF-MILE RUN. P. E. A. Record-2 min. II2f5 sec., Arnold, '92- P. ,-I. A. Record- 2 min. 71f5 sec., Davis, '9z. W'innor -Davis, P. A. A., '92, 2 min. 4215 sec. Second-Arnold, P. E. A., '92, Third-C. C. Kent, P. E. RUNNING HIGH JUMP. P. E. A. Record-5 ft. 815 in., Dobson, '93. P. A. A. Record-5 ft. Syl in., Sheldon, ,92. lVinnvr-Sheldon, P. A. A., ,92, 5 ft. 721 in. Second- Sayer, P. E. A., '93, Third- Connor, P. E. A. ' Crozj V A-. '93- , '93- PUTTING SHOT. P. E. A. 1?!3COI'd-'34 ft. 2 in., Sayer, '93. P. A. A. 1?l?C0l'd'-'34 ft. II in., Foley, '93. lVz'1wcr-Foley, P. A. A., '93, 34 ft. II in. Svcoud- Beal, P. A. A., '945 Third-Booth, P. E. A., ,92. ONE-Mlm: RUN. P. E. A. Record-5 min. 4 sec., Dodge, '91. P. A. A. Record-4 min. 56 sec., Curtis, '9o. IVI'llII6l'- Hollister, P. E. A., '93, 4 min. 49 sec. Second-Francis, P. A. A., '92, Third- Robinson, P. A. A., ,92 I20-YARDS IJURDLE RACE. P. E. A. Record- I72f5 sec., Whitehead, '92. P. A. A. Record- IQ sec., Woodruill ,93. Hflyllldl' - Whitehead, P. E. A., '92, 182f5 sec. Second- Sheldon, P. A. A., ,935 Third--Armstrong, P. A. A., ,Q3 440-YARDS DAs11. P. E. A. Record-54315 sec., Phalen, '91, P. A. A. R8E0l'd-53 sec., Clark, '95, Wzbnmr-Clark, P. A. A., '95, 53 sec. .St-com!-Lapham, P. A. A., '93, Third-Darling, P. E. A., '93. RUNNING BROAD JUMP. P. E. A. Record- 20 ft. 1016 in., Blass, ,90- P. A. A. Record- I9 ft., Holmes, '90, and Thompson, ,94- IVz7mcr-Sheldon, P. A. A., ,92, I9 ft. 815 in. Svcomi- Sayer, P. E. A., ,93, and Thompson, P. A. A., '94, tied. 220-YARDS DASH. P. E. A. Record-MacPherran, '87, 1887, 223f5 sec. U'7IlllCI - Marshall, '93, 254f5 sec. 5 Second- Hardenbrook, '94. MILE RUN. P. E. A. Record-Dodge, '91, 1891, 5 min. 34f5 sec. lVz'm1vr- Hollister, '93, 5 min. I2 sec., Second-Stewart, ,93. C1035 ' RUNNING H161-1 JUMP. P. E. A. Record-Dobson, '93, 1891, 5 ft. S215 in. W1'mmr- Sayer, 193, 5 ft. Z in., Sccolzd-Whitehead, '92, 5 ft. 440-YARDS DASH. P. E. A. 1?zvcord-Phelan, ,9I, 1891, 542f5 sec. Wfmzer- Arnold, ,92, 561f5 sec. : Second- Scott, ,Q4. RUNNING lIoP, STEP, AND JUMP. P. E. A. 1?ecord-Blass, '90, 1890, 44 ft. 1 in. lVz'vmer- Whitehead, ,92, 39 ft. 5 in., Second- Olmstead, '94, 38 ft. 4 in POLE VAULT. P. E. A. 1?ecord- Parrot, ,9O, 1890, 9 ft. 124 in. lV1'nner-Arnold, '92, S ft. 38. C 104D EVENTS. 'tbletic Record . AMATEUR. RECORD. 15-Yards Dash ... 20-Yards Dash . . . uxi-Yards Dash .... , , :zo-Yards Dash ..,. , , 4.10-Yards Dash .... . . jigilvlile Run .... ,, 1-Mile Run .... .. 1-Mile NValk ........ . .. ., 120-Yl1l'LiS llurclle Race ....... IOO-X,Z1.l'tiS '1'hree-Legged Race Bean-Pot Race ....... ....... Running High jump .... .. Standing I--Iigh jump-. . .. Running Broad jump . .. ,. Standing Broarl jump ,....... Running I-lop. SWIM flllli Jump. Pole Vault ............,,,, Fence Vault .... lligh Kick ...,..... .... . , Putting I6'POl.lUli Shot .. ,,, Throwing 16-Pound llammer.. Throwing Baseball ..t........ Kicking Football. ........ . Bicycle Fast Race, 1 Mile .... Bicycle Slow Race, 100 Yards.. Rope-Climbing, 21 Feet ...... Owen .... II. Cary. .Baker. . C. Dohm.. . G. George. P. Murray.. L. NVilliams ..... .Iy- . B. Page Crook .... . . F. Copeland W. Ford . . . B. Bloss .... Il. Baxter.. C. Lee .... O'Brien .... . S. Mitchell.. l-I. ' Tremain . Winclle 9'lf5 sec. .. 21 f5 sec. . . . 47M sec. . .... . 1 min. 552, sec..... 4 min. 2l2f5 sec 6 min. 29575 sec 15-'fn sec. ..,, .. 6 ft. 4 in. .. 5 l't. 115 in .... 23 l't 31,1 m. .. IO ft. 92 in. .. 44 ft. Iljf in. II ft. 5 in. 9 lt. S ln. 44 ft. 101-5 in. . 133 ft. S in. 379 ft. in. . 2 mm. 25-'15 sec. COLLEGIATE. RECORD. L. ll. Cary, P. L. II. Cary, P. W. Baker, Il. . W. C. Dohm, P. .. C. O. NVells, A. I'l. L. Williams W. B. Page, U. S. Cook, W. . F. Larkin, P. . ,Y. of P. E. B. Bloss, II. L. D. Gmlshall. L. A. B. Coxe, Y. J. R. Finlay, ll R. l-I. Tremain, C.. 23f5 sec. .. IO see. '2I4f5 sec. 47M sec. .. . . 1 min. 55M sec. 4 min. 29'f5 sec, ,, , 6 min. 55 see. . 154f5 soc. .. . .. 6 ft. 4 in. 5 ft. 115 in. 22 ft. 6 in. I0 ft- 3M in .... 4411. lllfz in. , IO ft. 7M in, ,, 40 ff- 91-Q in. .. 107 ft- 715 in. . 379 fl.. 615 in. . P. E. A. Lilienthal, '93 . . . . Armstrong, '92 .... lVIacPherran , 'S7 MacPherran, '87 Phelan, ,QI ...... Arnold, '92 .. Dodge, 'QI .... Bates, 'SS ..... Whitehead, '92 ...... Ewing, ,901 i Ell I is, ,oo ...... ,9O,S Team. ISS9 .. .. Dobson, ,QS .. .... .,. Sayer, ,93 .... Bloss, ,QU .... ....... Wurtemburg, 'S6 Bloss, '90 .... ...... Parrot, ,QO. . . Daniels, '93 .... Daniels, '93 .... Sayer, '93 .... Cranston, 'SS . .... . . Kelly, 'S5 ..... Phelan, ,QI , . .. Lewis, '91 .......,.. Stephenson, ,QI ..... McCune, '94 .. R ECORD. 23f5 sec. sec. I01f5 sec. 223f5 sec. S43f5 see. 2 min. llffg see 5 min. 3'f5 sec. S min. jgollgf see. 175 sec. I2 sec. 3 min. 33 see. 5 ft. S435 ni. 4 lt. ll in. 20 ft. I0,!6 in. IO ft. in. I 44 ft. 1 in. 9 ft. lylj in. 7 fr. 9 ft. 6 in. 34 ft. 2 in. 78 ft. 9 in. 368 ft. 5 in. ISI Ft. 7X in. 3 min. 38M seq. 4 min. 44jf SCC, 615 sec. Foolball Record. EXETEIUS Scoluz. O1'PoN1sN'rs' Scolm. P. E. A. vs. Y G I -Vlwmnd 8-wwwwgiitnl --W W' oa , . , oa Goal, Safety. Goal. 51331 Safety MW.-- .1 ,, Q i 1878 Andover. .... .. .. 1 5 1879 Adams Academy... .. .. .. .. I S79 1 879 1 880 1 880. 1 880. 1 881 . 1881 1882 1882 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1884 1885. 1885 1885 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1887 1887 1887 Harvard Freshmen. Andover ..., ....... Harvard Freshmen. Adams Academy.. . Andover ....... .. . Technology ....... Andover... Harvard Freshmen. Andover .... .... . . . Tech. Freshmen .. . Adams Academy. . . Harvard Freshmen. Somerville ......... Andover .... ...... Boston Latin School, Tufts College ...... Gentlemen ofBoston Harvard Freshmen . Chauncy Hall.. ... Andover .... ....... Technology ........ Harvard Freshmen. Andover ........... Gentlemen ofBoston, Tufts College. .. .. Harvard............ Technology ....... Harvard Freshmen. Andover ........... Tufts College ..... Harvard .... .... . . . I-Iarvard Second 1 3 .. .. 1 4 . 1 2 .. 1 . 1 .. 1 1 .. 2 2 .. 1 2 .. .. . g 1 . .. 3 2 . I .. 1 3 1 8 .. .. 3 .. 2 .. 2 1 .. 5 8 .. .. .. 2 1 .. 3 2 1 .. 4 5 .. .. .. 4 2 4 .. .. . 3 1 3 1 .. 1 .. 4 .. .. 1 .. 4 4 .. .. .. .. 3 .. 1 .. 1 1 .. 2 3 .. 5 .. 1 .. 2 1 .. .. 3 1 . .. .. 1 1 3 4 .. 1 1 , . .. .. .. 1 .. .. .. 1 .. 2 1 .. .. 2 1 .. .. 21 .. 8 .. 1 .. 4 1 .. 3 .. 3 3 .. .. 1 .. 3 2 .. .. .. .. 4 1 .. .. .. 2 .. .. 1 7 6 1 1 .. I 4 . .. C1077 Football Record - Qol7til7uecl. EXETEIUS Scolua. O1'1-uNEN'rs' Scouz P' E' A' vs' I Goal T ,, Goal T I Goal. d2,?Jn': Safety. Goal. dZTfl: l Safety 1887. 'Technology ........ 2 3 1 i .. 2 5 I 1887 Harvard ....... .... . . . . 7 1 . ' 3 . . 1887 Llarvard Freshxnen.. 3 .. 1 1 .. . 1887. I ndover .... .. .... 6 2 .. 9 .. 1 1888. Tufts College ..... 4 . 9 . . ' . . I . . , 1888. llarvard ........ . 1 . .. ' 3 ' 1 . 4 1888. 'Technology .... .... H H .. 1 2 .. 1888. Iiarvard Second ..... 1 V 2 1 7 .. 1 Q . 1888 Ilarvard Freshrnen . 1 l 1 .. Q .. l 1 l H 1888 Darunouth .... .... 1 1 I l .. I x 1 1888 Ilarvard Freshrnen . 1 . 1 3 I .. I 1 .. ISSS Andover. .......... 6 . 8 1 .. 1 U 1889 South Berwick ...... 1 4 .. .. l .. .. 1 1889 IDartn1outh. ...... .. .. .. 5 l . 6 H 1889. liarvard ....... . .. .. 1 1 l 3 l .. , 5 - 1889 Ilarvard Second .... .. .. .. 2 l .- I 1889. 'Technology ....... 1 . 3 .. 1 .. l .. .. 1 . 1889 Cambridge H. S.. .. I2 .. I3 - .. . l .. l .. .. 1889 liarvard Freshxnen.. 1 l .. 2 .. l 2 l .. Q 3 , .. 1890 Piarvard .... .... .... .. .. l .. 1 l 5 . 6 I .. 1890. West Roxbury A. A , .. . .. .. l 6 8 . 1890 Tuhs Cohege .... ... .. ' H 2 1890. Iiarvard Second.... .. . .. 3 5 1890, Boston A. A. ..... . .. .. .. , 4 5 1890. llarvard Freshxnen.. 1 1 1 .. .. .. 1890- 'Technology ........ .. .. .. .. 7 .. 8 1890. 'Technology.... 1 .. 1 l 2 1 3 .. 1890. Andover .... .. . . .. .. .. .. 2 .. 3 . . QIOSD X EA R 1878 1379 1880 11 11 11 1881 1882 .1 ll 55 1883 GG Li L4 it GI li 1884 ll bl Ll LC It ll tl 16 1885 11 11 Baseball Record. 4 . . 1 P. 12. A. vs. ' W Q 1 11 -1 ,, ,,,7L-....:- Andover ...... . . I2 Andover 8 Andover .... .... . . . 2 Harvard Freshmen .. 17 Adams Acade1ny . . . 7 Lawrence Academy. 6 Andover .... ...... 0 Harvard Freshmen . 2 Andover .... .. . . . 5 Lawrence Academy. 6 Beacons . ........... 6 1Etnas .... ......... 1 1 Andover ..... 7 1Etnas ..... ...... 1 1 Dearborns .... .... 9 Harvard Freshmen. . Il Boston Latin School 5 Beacons .... . ...... 2 Hubs . ,... . ........ IO Andover .... 5 Clippers .... . . 26 fEtnas ............. 1 6 Somerville .........' I7 Harvard Freshmen , . 7 Boston Latin School. IO Beacons ..... .... 2 Newmarket ........ 27 Dirigos ..,.. ... . . 6 Andover ........... l 5 Harvard Freshmen. 4 Clippers ..... ..... 1 18 Chester .... ........ 1 7 Clippers .... 22 Beacons ..... 2 Andover .... 9 I 1 , U1 an l 11. E. A. vs. 5: v1 lClippers . .. . .. I3 Amesbury .... 6 1Portsmouth . . . ..... I7 'Clippers .... I2 l YEAH. l 1 1 1886 1 .. 1 11 l 11 Cl 54 l 1 11 1 11 il 11 :l Cl . 1887 1 ll ' 11 W1 11 if 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 l' 11 1 11 11 1 1888 11 il ll .1 -1 11 11 1 .. l 11 l1 11 1 .. 1 11 11 1889 C1095 Boston College .... 4 Amesbury .......... Il iStars, .............. l 6 Beacons ............ 2 .Harvard Freshmen.. 5 'Andover . ........ . 7 Clippers ........... 1 IS ,Clippers ....... ..1 I7 Y. M. T. A. .... .Q 7 .Athletics . .. . ..' I9 l Stars ..,... . . . . 1 lDover ......., .... .1 1 Boston College ..... 1 1 Amesbury .... .... 2 2 Beacons ......... . . 5 Qllarvard Freshmen.. 7 1Bradford .......... . 9 lAndover ............ 6 1Clippers ........... I3 I-Iarvard Seniors.. .. I5 Y. M. T. A. .... . 7 Harvard Freshmen. . 1 Stars ............... 4 Dover... 3 I Harvard Freshmen.. 9 Harvard Sophomores S Harvard Juniors .... 1 1 Beacons . .. ...... .. 9 Boston College ..... 14 Andover ......... . 4 Clippers ..... ..... 9 I ol-1'oNEN'rs' 1 I2 I 19 IO IO I II 2 I4 I0 1 1 14 16 Baseb aM YEAR. P. E. A. vs. I 1 l .i .-.. . -Y ..- .-.. .. 1889 Ll I6 bl Ll G5 IL li L It L4 Ll ii 1890 In ni LG ll LL Sl GI Prospects .... . . . aClippers ......... 1 I Newburyport ....... 1 Tech. Freshmen .... 1 Exeter ........... ' Chester ........ . 1 Stars ....... . Boston Blues ....... l gTufts College ...... 1 7 Stars ......... ..... Williams Freshmen. 1Beacons... . .... ...V Andover .... ....... i I-Iarvard ...... lTechnology .... . Y.M.T.A. .... .H. 1 I B. A. A .......... . . Tufts College ....,.. l Stars ..............., Methuen . .... .... l l-Iaverhill ....... ..V Record- V2 Qondnued. 40 . 5- . if U2 S2 . E A 8 ge uma. P. E. A. vs. g d W E Q 0 o 6 IO 1890 Methuen .. 6 IO ' ' Prospects ....... . II 3 8 Haverhill .... ..... I3 8 Beacons ........... 3 7 Yale Freshmen .... I9 7 1891 Haverhill ......... 6 8 Haverhill ......... 9 18 4 U Harvard Freshmen. I 1 3 7 ' Amherst College. .. I4 7 8 ' Methuen ....... . .. 8 8 l Stars of Lawrence . 11 2 9 lf Stoneham ......... 3 2 l U F. Morri1l's ...... 23 7 33 l Williams Freshmen. 21 I0 I U Harvard Freshmen. 7 5 2 y 'gurls gollege ...... 1 2 4 1 . . ...... . . . S I7 l Beacons ...... 4 17 Newtons .... I4 8 4 . P. A. A ..... 2 5 i CIIOD Tennis Record. .1- xZqN,. INTER-ACADEMIC TOURNAMENTS: P. E. A. VS. P. A. A. DOLIBCES. E W -,,T.-..EEe. 'R luliqfgg. Inu: Lxwrsn TEAM. ! Af:E'3l'f simu- Exetef- -- ' Oct- 15' 'S+ 1f1f212i'gf'fi1 '87, fsffgovlifj 6-S Andovex -.... june 3, '85, rRlfEif:1ax,5bEF',87, 6-4 Exeter ...... Oct. 21, '85, I,?gSig:1gt1,E?',S71 5-6 Andover .... june 2, '86, rmSif:?tb1?F',87, 5 6-4 Exeter ..... june 19, '86 I,?gIii!:gbf?',87 ' 6-3 Andover .... Oct. I6, '86, Eggmge, 4-3 Exeter --'-- June 41 'SY' 3li2f.if?52?'3sLf7 Iloilggnrnn, 12- Exeter ------ June 18, '81, vI.fH'Qf.iEI52'f'3QQ?7' 1.1.f'.22Xf5n, gli 3 ---- Oct-M. r iJ3L1'lii,,i2, ,X1i'5Li21l:., 6-+ --..-- Maw-'88, .3f:sr.?:g,'?5..1, ,,ii?.s'gtz2., 6-2 Andover .... june 6, '88, Jllgalfsrgtigggg, I lglgggga' 6-2 Andover .... oct. 25, 'ss, Hf12L'if5n29FfJb, I Asgfjgffgjrg, 6-3 Exeter ....,. June 12, '89, Hi?FiLe6ni9gb, Splellztiligyg' 6-8 Exeter. . . .. Oct. 15, '90, , Spgflillgihgy 6-4: Andover .... Oct. 17, '9t, gl?,2::g', Aifggiidy o-6 Called on account of darkness, :md given to Andover hy thc referee. C1113 XVHEII ' PLA YI! Exeter ....... Andover .... Exeter ....... Andover . Exeter ....... Andover ..... Exeter ....... Andover .... Exeter .... . . . Andover .... Exeter .... . . Exeter ....... Andover .... 1885. 1886. 1887. 1888. 1889. 1891. 1892. In D. Tennis Record - Qorytinuecl. S l N G C Q S . i, ,,.. , ., . -W ,, l DAN 7 EXIEQER. Altllilgiilill. SCORE' ,4.-,,,...i.L, K D ,ww ,,,.,, .. 2 -.q..... ocn.15,'s4...l Tailer,'85 ....... Fitch ...... 6-4, 2-6, 3-6. june 3, 'S5. .. . Meehan, '86 ..... Corliss .... 6-25 o-65 5-6. Oct. 21, '85 .. J. Huntington, '87 Breed .... 6-4, 6-2. I June 2, '86 .... Meehan, '86 ....., Breed ..... 4-65 3-6. june 19, '86 Meehan, '86 ...... Breed .... . 6-43 6-4. , Oct. 16, '86 ...l Valentine, '88 .... Shaw ...... 6-4: 6-4. l june 4, '87 Valentine, '88 .... Shaw ...... IO-SQ 7-5. l oct. 26, 'sy Mcciung, 'ss Fm-well ,... 6-3, 6-4. May 23, '88 Lockett, '88 ..... Spaulding . 6-4g 6-2. Oct. 25, '88 . .l Harrison, ,QO .... Stearns .... 4-65 8--10. june 12, '89 . .l I-Iarrison, '90 ..... Day ....... 6-1 g 6-3. Oct. 15, '90 . .. Chase, '91 ....... Anderson.. 1-61 o-65 2-6. Oct. 17, '91 Brown, '9z. ..... Foote . 1-63 o-65 1-6. 4' Third Tournament won by Exeter by default. QHFMPIONSHIP- the Singles . . Phillips Andover Academy. the Doubles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Singles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Doubles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Singles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Doubles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Singles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Doubles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Singles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Doubles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Singles Phillips Andover Academy. the Doubles Phillips Exeter Academy. the Singles Phillips Andover Academy. the Doubles . . . Phillips Andover Academy. There were no tennis contests between P. E. A. and P. A. A. in the academic year 1889-90. QIIZU 1 Qi 'I ' lx 1, 1 . I 1 , , X xxj L ji Lax. of SY-, Xi- A ? x f if X Q 'l i J MmcmL.LAm1zuwS Cbri Tian Frafernif . lJI'0Sl-li01lf . V1'ce-l r'esz'a'cu! . Secrclzzly . Trcrzsurcr . Pre.w'deuf . Vzke-1 r'e.v'1I'cl1l . SHCl'0fGIj' . TI'l?ll5lll'Ul' . l rcs1'a'vul . War- lJI'l?Sl'IiC7Il . Secrefa ajy . Treasurez' . -I. F. BARR E1 r, E. C. CIIICKISRINGQ L. R. CONKLIN. J. C. IIALL, W. II. BLAKESLEE, R. R. IfIor,r.1s'1'1aR, M. A. BUCK. F. IJENIERRITT. F. L. IIARDENBROOK, E. B. BICCKXVITII. .1- a,. opplqama First Term. Second Term. Tbird Term. mzmazna 'Q2. L. P. KNAP1-, C. A. Ross, W. SEG1zRm.o1s1, '93- E. S. fQ'lMI3Y. F. R. STEYVARD. 94 E. E. KIGER, F. LYMAN, '95' J. C. Soyuxmzs, C1145 H. SHELDON, ,92. . SEGERBLOM, VQ2. B. VAN WYCK, '94 B. LYMAN, ,94- . SEGERBLOM, ,92- C. TILTON, '92, C. CI-IICKERING, '9 C. SQUIRES, 395. c11ICKER1NG,' 'r1L'roN, ,92. KIGER, 394. F. DEMERRITT, '94. H. SHELDON, .j. Squmxss, . C. TILTON, . A. WVEAVER. . T. SWAIN. D. SVAN BUSKIRK L. A. '1'Il0MAS, C. B. VAN YVYCK F. C. YROMANS. NV. K. WA RD. Faooliyg Poker Club. -'XP9fG'-'ckh R1f1'E7ZC6, and s1z1qj7e llze cards. President. WILLIAM ALLEN FRANCIS, alias POKER BILL. Viee-President. ALBERTUS TRUE DUDLEY, alias PENNY ANTE. Secretary. A JAMES ARTHUR TUFTS, alias STRAIGHT-F LUSH JIM. ITI E In I3 E R 3 - TBRAD. - No bluffs here. HARRIE. -Always kicking. MUSH. -- Always shy. STETTY. - I raise you. STONE - What would mamma say? WHITE. -I want to go home FARMER JACK.g- Buncoed. ' .Expelled for holding four aces when his opponent held three. T Ran against Straight-Flush jim. ' C1155 Mcmefovn. Cord mayor. McKEE DUNN MCKEE. Vice-Cord mayor. GEORGE HUMPHREY ARMSTRONG. Town Qlqrk. REUEL HARVEY THAYER, JR. Town margbal. ALLAN MOORE HERVEY. Qommon Qourpeil. J GIEORGE HUMPHREY ARMSTRONG. HENRY SEYMOUR CoL'roN, JR. AUGUSTE BER'1'HoLD EWING, JR. THEODORE GILMAN, JR. CHARLES L1av12Rm'1' HAYDEN. ALLAN MOORE HERVEY. EDWARD ROSCOE MA'l'H14:xvs. MCKEE DUNN MCKER. HOWARD FARR MILTCALF. REUEL HARVEY THAYER, JR CLARENCF RICH VVILSON. CII6D r ,,sn. La Mafia. Briqand-in-Qbief. Qongpirators. H zzlizzs affns nffax fzffax alias C1177 czfzlrx linux CAQSAR, AN'1'oN1o. EMANUE1, GIOVANI. F RANCO. '.l'oMAsso W KM? Tis:-.bf x - . I ..,..,Q'l A I at X ' ,CI '?4W?:f'.1':'. t , ,'1, - 1.1 mL, , few, ' fx: fl' 1 1 Q I f Win! ' A L' - Tx . H XX L XXX!! .jf Y' X I XX 'lf ff' f y iv. 'X O X LN. 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Al! 691' his L0llL'.YfUllI'. musraelms vs- Faint SUSPiGi0ns- RAMSAY, '92 FICDER, '95, COYNE, ,94, 1sR1s'1'0L, ,92, MAVO, '93, HARRISON, '93, SWAIN, '93, PASCHAL, '93, THOMAS, ,Q2, HURLEY, ,Q3. it JI MA'1 1'HEWS, ,92. Qould if tbey would. Would if they could H,xYm2:N, 792, SQUIRES, '93, AMSDEN, '92, BOOTH, '92, Stray Hairg. ARMSTRONG, '92, ELLIO'l l', '93, COLTON, 792, WILSON, ,92. ff AAU, jbaor tflllll ! fmzny fl wzzrz' Inf r1'rlzfr. Ixiclqlsrg, '92, THAYER, '92, JACKSON, '93, IJIVEN, '93, GODCHAUX, 794, HURLEY, ,95. fl2ID x -, f ff K I x. x ' f Z iv 4 Z f ,ff X xx' , ' K K A ,,. X , Su-: H X N V5 ' , ,, I , .- as u 5 1' ,. , -, ' 'X A X- N X - . , .45. Rf? K ll W ,PV ' ,5-. 'Q - ff A , . '47 L WM 1 A':-xx X-.Nix xx QX OFFIQERS. Presidqnt. Uiqq-Prqsidqnt. IMTHVEN. C.F.GOUDARD. Seqrqtary. Trqasuren XV.E.BUTLER. P.P.S.DOANE IQ E IH B E R S - hz W.E.BUTLER, C.R.WUSON. 93 W.RIRENHL L.DDEN Q P.P.S DOANh, C. F. 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'-f 'f ji Hns-SEN1onSHo0D-DAWNEJ-BarsHrAND'o LEraPX, .QW Q farm? asPQ-Hswowcouhu-Fnvm-SMEER, A 2-ff .Hl:flBHNDONElJ'CHRDS'HND-BHNISHED'BEEK- . 5 HEPASSEDQHLQ-FJNALQ-AND-Qgrqggnly R : 4 .44 322- A QHA - 'buWm4' Q .-f-- ' ' 'XTR The Diary of a Prep. in YSE3. -IAN JAN ,I AN JAN. JAN JAN JAN JAN I From the orzgfual Mdll1lSC1'1k5f.j 4. - Arose at 8.45. Disengaged our room. Took a walk. Left Bos- ton at 12.1. Met a very nice pair of girls on the train. Arrived in Exeter at 1.55 P.M. Hervey got new pool balls. Unpacked trunk. 5.--Arose at 7 A.M. Dr. Scott gave us a few instructions on conduct. Redd the proofs of my pictures. Took two dozen. Band marched around town. Redd a note from Miss Wiggin not to drive tacks in the walls. F-- paid me a visit. 6.-Made a rush with Kitty. Went up to the toboggan slide. Beat everything there. Run over a cap. Flunked to Scottie. Received a letter from Mamma. 7.--Made a rush on Kitty. Slid down Town hill from one thirty to two 45. Put up my watch chain at Bowkers. 8.-Met Chas. Young who took me sleighing. We went to put six chickens on walks had four fights. Got back late for dinner. Missed church. Caught cold. Went to bed early. 9.-Arose feeling pretty sore. Cold no better. Wrote Papa. Wone a box of candy from Mallory. Redd check from Papa. xo.-Very cold day. Scott saw Beattie and I on the street at 3.45 P.M. Big accident on the B. Sz M. R.R. Arthur Van Inwagen sprained his back on the slide at 9.47 P.M. 11.-Cold day. Played cards. Blew out gas in Marshes house. Went up in Cutlers. J. Van I. was half shot. Did not receive a letter. C1243 JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. JAN. J AN. JAN. F En. FEB. F En. F En. MAR ..1.- Made a mistake in regard to dates. Put my watch up for a V. MAR. MAR liflAR. 12.-Chest weights to-day in Gym. Made an egg nog in Mallory's room. I3.-XVOD several tosses from Mallory. Played pool, lost a dollar. Got a sore throat. Changed my locker. I4.-MRllOTy took A-- J- out sleighing. Took a bath. Met Guile half shot. 20.-Had our first lesson in new Latin book. Rec'd a new pair of underclothes from Mama. 23. - Made a rash break in Scottie's class. Put in my report for being out the zrst. It was snowing when I came in at 9.40 P.M. 24.-Scottie put me on probation. Bought a pair of slippers for my boots. 25.-Broke my probation. Ran into a hitching post on the hill. Spoke to Mrs. Wiggin about giving me away. 29.-XYCINI out of church early. Wrote Clara. Kept probation and played cards. Snow plow in town. 31. --Last day of the month and iiunked deadly. Had a hot punch in M- room about 9. Got off probation. 3.- Read Dewzrifuoozi Dirk. Started The Gian! Dcleffzvfz' in Franre. Had our seats changed in English class. l 4.-- Flunked Arithmetic exam. Lost a little at W. L. E. Swore off smoking. Had a fuss with W. L. E. 1 1.1 Dudley gave me the devil. Lost a game of billiards. Forgot to take a boxing lesson. 26. - Arose at 10.45 AM. Cold no better. Disagreeable day. Read part of Laajf Kale fha dashz'zzgjQwzfz!c 1z'c!cf!z'w'. 3.-Smoked a cigar. 'Payed my bills. Read most of Guy Ha1'rz's Mc r1u1awzzy. . 8.-Scottie saw me after class and informed me that Bull wanted to see me. Had a talk with him and he said he would write papa and tell him how I was getting along. 9. -Had a fuss with M-5 I would not get his hat off the roof. C1255 MAR. I 1. -- Went to a lecture on temperance, got left for once by Day, '89, MAR. MAR. APR. APR. APR. APR. MAY MAY MAY MAY lVIAY JUNE JUNE JUNE he got a hold of my girl. 13. - Snow two feet deep. No male to-day. 30. -- Nothing of importance happened. 4. -- Had my hair cut. Got in early. 14. - Had a flirtation with A-- J--. Finished Just like his uncle. 2o.- Got a new tennis cap. Did not go to see Skipped by the light of the moon. 30. - L-, M- and I got on a spree. M--- very sick, vomited all over his Hoor. Got in early. 5. - Stars of Lawrence beat P. E. A. 7 to 4. Umpire cheated. Went to see Monte Christo, very bummy. Got my shoes. 6. -Got my shoes spoilt. Mallory fell in the river. Got cut out after Methodist church meeting. 14.-Made too yds in I3 seconds. Took a walk in the Fem Sem with Mallory. Could not give Dempsey the shake. 19. - ,QI put first bean pot on yesterday. Stuart, Garland, Hill, Ewing. 29.- Cut chapel and Kittie's resitation. Got on a little tare with Mal and R. C. C. In after to P.M. 6.--Two peddle-rs in town with jewelry. Hooked the flags from in front of P. O. Got to bead at I2 P.M. S. -Much talk about the stolen flag. Much talk about to morrows game. 9.-Very warm clay. Train left for Andover at r P.M. Very inter- esting game P. lil. A. 4 P. A. A. 6 3 hard luck but the boys worked hard. Had a Hght at Andover. Got whipped. Got back at 7 P.M. Caught on to a girl. JUNE 12.- Nearly got pulled by the copper for firing crackers in the street. JUNE 17.-Had a talk with Bruce the copper. Went to Hampton Beach with Mal ex '91,School closed to-day. Don't think they'll let me back next year. C1265 ' mf , z 2 'V EW U 1 ,gig w3f75n .x .1 - -. I ,f'f. T-f 1 l' 1' ,1'1'l 'N gli 1 Q 'ca ','. ,f tg 3557! -.xl fg SA I0 A 1, C1-J-L ' U a L fix C5 'A I3 X 11 W X X I I W1 fl X M!!! XX gf 1 , if x l 1 SX K X1 IMG? 'M M 41331 V-- Mi Cracks. SENIOR.-- NO narrow limitations circumscribe his future worth, Ere the time of graduation hels prepared to run the earth PEAN BOARD.-U We never dare to write as funny as we can. HUIQD, '93.- Awkward, embarrassed, stiffl without the skill Of moving gracefully or standing still. WEIL, '92.- A thing of beauty is a joy forever. MR. BROWN.-N Old as I am, for ladies' love unfit, The power of beauty I remember yet. 11 HALL, '92.- The empty vessel makes the greatest sound. MR. STONE.-H Of manners gentle, of affections mild. O'BRIEN, '93, and O,BRIEN, '95. CHRISTIAN FRA'1'.-- PEAVEV, ,Q3. - As Two lovely berries moulded on one stem From no one vice exempt. I hope to be saved, I put off being shaved. ' 41289 JULIAN, 93 ldren should be seen, and not heard STEWARD, '93.- Youngster, yer pale, an' don't look well! ' .- Chi . 1 MR. STE'soN.- How often have I led the sportive choir! HAIQRISON, '93.-- Creations mildest charms are there combined. GILMAN, '92.- Drink, pretty creature, drink! L1Nsco1'r, '9z.-f' And his soul was unstained, unpollutecl by wine. LITERARY MR. JACKSQN. BUKER, '92, - MR. STE'1'soN. SOCIETIES.--f' Who think too little and who talk too much. -'fl come from the back woods, from way back. 'Tis true, I am a crank. - Forgive these wild and wandering cries. HURLEV, '92.- Who but must laugh, if such a man there be? G. L. SOULE. BRENT, '9 3. - - A lot of literary fellers who spell laters with a jr. It is my greatest ambition to place lying among the line arts. GODDARD, '93.-'f The whole sum of me is sum of nothing. v- . . . ,-,N 1- w 4- -,.. HARDENBROOK, '93.- An ass should like an ass be treated. BRENT, '93,- And must they all be hanged that swear and lie? ATKINSON, '93.- Oh! why did our Creator wise create at last This novelty on earth, this fair defect Of nature? QUIMBY, '93.- The angels sang in heaven when he was born. JACKSON, '93.- O wad some power the giftie gi' us, To see ourselves as ithers see us. Bissisu., '92.- I talk, half the time, to find out my own thoughts. THE ff PREPSJ'- Some are too foolish to commit follies. SAYER, 393.-HCOIICCUZ may puff a man up, but never prop him up. BRENT, '93.-It is a sad thing when men have neither wit to speak , nor judgment to hold their tongues. l MR. FRANCIS.1 The foolish and the dead alone never change their opinion. l L' ' ABBo'1' HAI.l,.- Heaven sends us meatg but the Devil sends us cooks. MUNIQOIC, '92.- Some to conceit alone their taste confine. CHAPEL CI-1o1R.- How sour sweet music is When time is hroke, and no proportion kept! CAGE, '93.-f' All right from the top of his head up. WVEAVER, ,92.--U Many can argue, but not many converse. RIDING PERMISSIONS.-ff It is a custom more honor'd in the breach than the observance. A CARLEY, '93.-- On the four aces doomed to roll. MR. C1I,l.EY.- l'1lS actions speak much stronger than my pen. BASEBALL NINE.-- Who can direct when all pretend to know? SMITH, '93.- All eye, all ear. AMES, ,92.iH'l'l121l same face of yours looks like the title-page of a whole volume of rogueryf' DARLING, '93.- Assurance is the prime error of heretics. DIVEN, '93.- He wanted a peg to hang his thoughts upon. RHODES vs. FEDER.-ff What a charming thing is a battle! MCDONALD, ,Q2.-UI saw but now a fool, a fool, a motley fool. GODCHAUX, '92,- I'is 7.30: I mustlgof' C1313 Bowmcs, '92,-f' Condensed almost to abruptnessf' Louis Mc:KEcHN1ic MCCABE SAVER, '93.-- There must be something in him, such great names imply greatness. Where is it? liUl'I.1cR, '92,-f' Delights himself largely in the reverberation of his own wisdom. UD ARms'l'RoNG, '92,- On with the dance, let joy be unconfinedln I'IOl.I,lS'l'ER, '93, - Slowness personified. BONFIRE NIGHT.-H Custom reconciles to anything. Goncl-niux, ,92.--H Has lost his better half. SMITH, '95.- One omnipresent, damned, eternal noise. FRlmJn1c1zr.:, '93,-'f Thou wretched, rash, intruding fool, farewell! Bowm-is, '92,--A crow cloth sing as sweetly. SHUT:-2.-I know I am not popular among the students, but I have a high reputation with the Faculty. Smcr.1ioN, H.,' '95.- He has a face like abenedictionf' Es'rAmzooKs, '94.- I want to be tough. Wim., ,92.--H Mistake no more, I'm not a musician. HUIil.l'ZY, '92.-- A fellow of infinite jest. MR. Fowl.1e:R.- We get impatient, and there crops out our human weakness. C 1325 XVICIS, '94.- There are lazy minds as well as lazy bodies. l2xoNlAN.- lt is much easier to be critical than to be correct. MR. STONE.-H When I said I would die a bachelor, I did not think I should live till I were married. FEM. SEM.- Is she not passing fair? GRINIJS. - We burn daylight. JACKSON, '93.- A boil in the kettle is worth two on the lip. PILLSISURY, '93.- Is most intolerable, and not to be endured. SMITH limos.- 'l'liere is small choice in rotten apples. BAL1u':, '9 5 . -- M1r,1.r:R, '9 5 BARN!-:s ' 2.- Can such thin s be? , 9 8 VVILSON, '92 Woissn, '94. CovN13, ,94. CHAPMAN, '93. Eating the bitter bread of banishment. - I would 't were bed-time. 77 .- As chaste as unsunned snow. To do nothing is in every man's power He stalked with bulk enormous. - Full of strange oaths. 6 ARNOLD, ,92.- 'It is not poetry, but prose run mad. GODCHAUX, ,Q4 .- And still they come. SILVER, '93,- Fearfully wise he shakes his empty head GOULD, '94. A harmless youth, meant only to exist. C1333 MA'l'HENVS, '92.- In worth, not size, my value lies. DRAPER, '93,- The ladies' joy. PATFEN, '93.- Her looks were deep imprinted i11 his heart. MCBRIDIR, '95,- Do I mind the day o' the famous flood? 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BUTLER C9 CO., Upeolsieffy age' fllzllmeffy Goods, LIOSIERQQ GLOVES, - - SMALL WARES, Etc. 90 to 98 Tremom' Sf7'66Zl, ,,,..-- .r.. W. LLLL LDJOSTOJV. YWIZIIIIIED XIIILLINEICY A SPECIALTY. l lj. A. JACKSQN, W. H. Num, M.D., , EXETEIMH. ' J um ' Lesser, Office: Office Hours: Meffifrs Black. sw 10 A.M.,2w 4 and no 8P.M. Merril '3 Block, - Over P03f-OffiCe, Students' work a Speclalty. o Wye- --,-f 1 V- Q..-I f4,f11K-:-fffg52fw:1?Q'-iii? ww . ' . gf fi cv . .CN gym 14' 'V 5flf:a':2:? Q f- 6-FN . , HiW7Q1,wb 2466 xfffmb bf- XP + y .WW -f KEDUING BAIKD 9 E1 QS: , 1? Amn.s'rruc,nwmwTnQ, gf AND Ecc:crL.EsuA5'rncM, N .sfmnfxnem QLAs5::::: 3 4,4 ......... - ....... -.--.-,-,,,,,, 2 W 1 ? is A 1 '. , 6,5 - s i Qg' OW W 5 F an .m St c0f:f2ZXrql7 Sf, 9 A . I , . I , Q 7- . W Hmmm. ' 1 . y 1 3 T . y! 7 O. I-I. SLEEPER, Cl6'e5Q,r3gf,52geSeri.,N-soH- Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, SOUVENIR SPOONS OF THE OLD AND NEW P. E.A. ACADEIVIIES AND R. F. S. SEIVIINARY. THE FINEST REPAIRING DONE AND WARRANTED. . o. A. FLEMING, Fine llfal I Papers. ee Wgjgj-jjjjee-W 'Him-Y EEM' W Parlor Suits, Easy Chairs, E. S. THYNG, Patent Rockers. 4 St l t CiHlil'S, Cl ll't:x ins,nnd Curtain l'.iXU.Il'L'S. 34 Water St., Exeter, N. H. fl H 'fi l': ' '5c l'l'if'g ff Fu 'i2Qff1nDl:,fLfQ V undertaking npplinnccs :ind funeral furnishings. L.. B. GETCHELL, I B- DOMENICHO, 82 Water Street, I , Dealer In 95131935 QQFZQK5, N l:l'LlllI of KllldS. ibbwa. FIREWORKS ..'.ZL'i.'I.f.. In School :md Class Colors, for Games ' T0llY'l13mCl1fS. etc' W Students' Trade Sollclted HORACE PARTRIDGE di CO., i 497 Washington Street, ll ' J us. 23 lil College Cutfitlers. . Bosfon- Ki' XVe make il speciality ut' Gyxnnusium Clothing' :ind n guarantee saxtisliictmn. Om' Mr Pendleton will bc at Cutts 8: S:mbnrn's with :1 sau 1 lc line ry two weeks. Orders lcti with thnx ll be promptly f l l t O d T C l tl rough jus. H. Hntvhcll Q T. F. IVI I LES, 23 SOuth llth Street, Philadelphia. Fine Boots and Shoes For , Ladies and Ge ntlerne 11. .E Q Z. 0 .gi , ' L,.,..' J, , The .fzzesf 7fU07'l'7l an mp SVZNZ nzntceu' 9 ,..-..,Lg..... l R. N. ELWELL, L-U-IVI-B-E-R, Gutters, Conductors, Hardwood, Spruce, Hemlock, Pine and Cedar, LIME, CEMENT, HAuR,' COAL AND WOOD. E No.. 36 Water Street, EXETER, N. H. U1 '-v C DA- 0 D E O 'T nv cn fc VU Q. D S99 GJ. W Vi 'I HG 0 I u 21921039 Hug Eli 'za BRCJWN :SL WARREN, Qorpenfers and crilders, OQLATHS, SHINGLES. GLAPBOARDS, DRESSED LUMBER ww SPRUGE TIMBERD0 Sawing and Planing done at short notice. J H. BROWN. MILL ON SOUTH ST. RESIDENCE, PINE ST. C. E. WARREN ff4S. H. BATCHELDER, Bookfeller and Slalioner. Has always on bancl a complele assorlmefzl of fine Tapers for polzle corresponclefcce. Parllczllar alfenllon given, fo Card Ellgfwvlfllg and Sfdllgblllg of Mofzograms, Cresls, elc. Ill colors. PEANS! PEANS! PEANS! Eoezjy sluclemf sbozllcl procure the back mlmbers of The Pean. We lfaoe fbemfor 1881-1884-1887-1888-1891. 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We guarmzlee every article in our ,Q 1 1 ',1?.,fQRl5gE!f',' EH' 1221522 -'lil' -yrkggllf -.. - 1 4' - --Y. 7'-e - ., ' --.-' - 3'M 'G- '-145'-.f C115-4g'-'frff 'f5i n - 7 I l fflith' : T' ' 7 L -,-- A-I, ', ffn r 'Q' 9 A , hfflcii Nadi - if ' f -Vdffw .-'hw Je , E l , .rf- jg, iflf5f.,vr-f1- , E- -I' -'Yflll3 ' ' -- 'f- ...., -. -1 ' I :mir -reg-Hnlll-2? ' - -Y .--- . M, - . . Q , . A I +V This cut correctly illustrates Il new pattern of Parlor Suit in Mahogany :md Walnut, finished frames, upholstered in genuine Sultan Plush, in six different colors. This sul inclucleS 0116 UWC-pilrfr back S0f8., one large Arm Platform Noiseless Rocker, one large Easy Chair, two Parlor Chairs :mtl 7 5 one 2-Arm Divan. I ' Terms, 83.00 down and 87.00 per week until paid. l l E stock io be just us represented. Geriuine Oak CHAMBER SETS. . , ..., ' 'll If .-W' '-.- .1 dwnicc OQQXQ5 ,. 1,31 , xi. E :QV I I H . - NX -W ' l u I X r - llg I Q f s 4 ,1525 V iiii X 'll 5 fn ' 1 lr-e vw ' ,,, 'Pg' ' N hill. - . A fa 2 ' l 'l'hc ulmvc cut illustrates 11 New Genuine Oak Chamber Set, old Oak Finish, 10 Pieces complete, which we are I receiving from our f-llC!0l'?', :md we will sell :ls long us they :lst tbl' 2 Terms, 32.00 down and 37.00 per week until paid. Or 314.00 per month if parties reside :lt :L distance. Mn1'l or express orders fironzftiy nlhrndm' la. Send crush, orfrsl payment of .'2.oo, with ordrr. Besides the above we carry u complete fine of Carpets and other Household Goods, and make zu specialty of furnishing the rooms of Students, to whom in all cases we make a special discount. 15 ' THE IIIIESI SIIDRI2 RAILROAD IS ONE OI-' 'I'IIE MOST POPULAR ROUTICS IKETXVEEN BOSTON AND ALL NEW ENGLAND POINTS, 1- 'I'0 -- BUFFFILO, NIPIGHRPI FHLLS. CLEVELFIND, CINCINNHTI DETROIT, TORONTO, CHICHGO, ST. LOUIS, STL PHUL, ONIHHH, SHN FRPINCISCO. AND ALI. POINTS WEST. n -fxfN.f'xfx.fxrN.fx.zxfxfN THROUGH PALACE SLEEPERS 'ARE RUN BOTH TO H O41 CHICFIGO FIND ST. 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Ot' special convenience to travellers and those residing abroad. Special arrangements for the VVorld's Fair. E. J. MATHEWS at co., American Agents. New York and Philadelphia. 17 l-:CDR STUDENTS. YXTCI-IES. 18 Karat Gold Stem-winding Hunting Case Tiffany O Watches. 25 Medium Size, for Gentlemen, - - S6500 Large, - - - 75.00 QE? Timing Watches, for College Sports. 0 Sterling Silver Cases, - upwards from 31335.00 18 Karat Gold 125.00 LESS STHTIONERY. 0 Estimates and Designs furnished for invitations to K Commencement Exercises, Promenade Orders, and Class I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ggi Fraternity Note Paper with Nlonograms and Society Emblems, Steel Plate Engraving and Die Work. . . LUYIIYNI BHDGES. Class Cups and Rings, Fraternity Emblems, Etc. SEQ Suitable Cups, Trophies, and Prizes for College Sports, always in stock .... . . . . . . . . . . TIFFANY 81 CO.,r4f5.5.g.i'Jv5.G2?.2FK'7l'i 19 H. E. Pmcsnss, President. Or,g'anizrd in 1847, C. C. BooTn, Cashier. 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