Quincy High School - Goldenrod Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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AI) VER 7'IS EMENT S. - WOLLASTON SHOE STORE, - A. L. BAKER, Prop. Don’t go to Boston two or three times to get fitted. YOU CAN BUY CHEAPER AT HOME. - - KELSO’S - BOSTON, WOLLASTON, ANO NORFOLK DOWNS EX. Bcsrcrr crncES: 174 Washington St, 15 Devonshire St., Telephone- 137$. 128 State Street, Telephone 1135. Order Box No. 5 North Market Street. Order Box Wollaston, C. H. Backus' Store. FURNITURE MOVING. LONG SAUNDERS, DR. BAM FORD, Designers and Manufacturers of ♦FIRE dUST-Qtlt TA1L0R. FOREIGN HND DOMESTIC GOODS. •••Statuary, Monuments, Etc. Gentlemen’s own material made up in first class style. Also Cleansing and Pressing. Works at South Quincy, Mass. Everything done in First Class Style. DR. BAMFORD, Near Quincy Adams Depot. Opposite Post-Office, - Quincy. •a-HBBOTT MILLER’S EXPRESS. --ALL PARTS OF- Quincy, Hough’s Neck and Boston. BOSTON OFFICES: Leave at i and p. m.—73 Central Street, 10 Faneuil Hall Square, 15 Devon- shire Street, 174 Washington Street. Leave at 1.15 and 3.15 p. m.—32 Court Square, 42 Franklin Street, in King- ston Street. Quincy Office: F. F. Crane’s, 4 Chestnut Street.—Leave at 9 and 10 a. m. Fl RNITURc HND PIHNO MOWING SOLICITED. J. J. LORD’S Wollaston, Norfolk Downs Boston EXPRESS. BOSTON OFFICES: 14 Devonshire Street, m Kingston Street. Wollaston Order Box, A. L. Baker’s. 't elephone from Devonshire Office, No. 2420. F. H. CRANE SONS, Flour, Grain, Hay and Straw, Also all kinds of Poultry Supplies. Plaster, Brick, Lime, Cement, Drain Pipe, Etc. Branch Store at Quincy Adams. Telephone Connection. QUINCY, MASS. Hav a Specialty. Choice N. V. and Eastern by the bale, ton or car load. THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY puri}itur ?, jHardu are, paityt ar?d Oils ---IS---- FRANK F. CRANE’S, 4 Chestnut Street, - Quincy, Mass. GEORGE H. BROWN CO., (ESTABLISHED 1887.) ADAMS BUILDING, QUINCY. Agents for the Purchase, Sale and Leasing of READ - ESTATE, And Negotiators of Mortgages on City Property. INSURANCE Placed in reliable companies at the lowest rates, and losses promptly adjusted and paid at this office. Telephone No. 227-2.

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 BOYNTON RUSSELL Wollaston, Norfolk Downs, Wollaston Park Boston Ex. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY. ORDER BOX: 25 Merchants Row: 91 Kilby St.: 11 Harrison Ave. Extension. ,eave all orders at 25 Merchants Row. CLAPP BROS., ALL KINDS OF Largest Dry Goods Store in Quincy. Boots, - Shoes - and - Slippers For Men, Women and Children. Agents for LOWEST PRICES in Quincy at Standard Paper Pat ter 71 s and JAS. O'DONOVAN'S SHOE STORE, Lewando s French Dye House. 94 Hancock St., Tirrell’s Block. Quincy. ESTABLISHED 1854 McGrath bros. WILLIAMS JEWELRY STORE, MONUMENTAL WORK, LARGEST IN QUINCY. GRANITE AND MARBLE. QUINCY, MASS. COR. CROSS COPELAND STS. QUINCY ADAMS STATION. A. J. RICHARDS SONS, MISS A. A. BARTLETT, DEALERS IN DRY AND FANCY GOODS. FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAY, COPELAND STREET. BRICKS. LIME AND CEMENT, HT - - - - CUT PRICES IN - - - I). B. STETSON'S CAN BE HAD Ranges and Parlor Stoves Boots. - Shoes - and - Rubbers I‘he only place in Quincy where you will of every description at lower prices and better quality than at any other place. All goods warranted. Any goods in Bos- find a large stock on hand. Repairs fur- nished for any stove manufactured. Job- bing of all kinds. Plumbing and Piping done at short notice. ton can be had at their regular prices by FOSTER BROS., 16 and 18 Hancock St. giving a few hours’ notice. J. B. FOSTER. Prop.

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AD VER TISEMENTS. « S WITH IN -f BROS., Manufacturers and Importers of piqe Tlo umei tal ai}d Statuary U ot% OFFICES AND WORKS: 49 Granite Street. |8S Dartmouth Street, Quincy, Mass. 1 New Bedford, Mass. Four minutes'walk from Quincy Station, O.C.R.R. TELEPHONE NO. 210, QUINCY. we import and manufacture Monuments from the following Granites'.— Quincy. Westerly, Barre, Concord, Swedish, Scotch, German, Norwegian, Ponemah, Oak Hill, Mill Stone Point, Milford, English. Irish, Labrador, Emerald Pearl, Bay of Fundy, Ryegate, Black Diamond, Hallowell, Groton, Richmond, Clark’s Island, Sunapee. R. J. LARKIN, General Manager. ESTABLISHED BY CHAS. P. TIRRELL, 1822. TIRRELL SONS, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Carriage Repairing in all Branches. + Horse • Clothing • and • Stable • Furniture- + 100 HANCOCK STREET. IT WILL PAY YOU T TO VISIT THE LARGEST • DRV GOODS STORK BE- ••• • TWEEN BOSTON AND BROCKTON............ D. E. WADSWORTH CO. ELLA M. FREEMAN, POST-OFFICE STORE. QOINCY point, mass. BOOTS, SHOES «S: RUBBERS, Dry and Fancy Guods, Stationery, Confec- tionery, Cigars and Tobacco. Periodicals, Etc. Special care given to orders for goods not regularly kept on hand • QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE • 'IOSURAOdE • £0 + EVERY LOSS PAID IN FULL. + Amount of Risk 332,583,088. Total Liabilities, $251,816.61 Dividends Paid on Every Expiring Policy. CHAS. II. HOWLAND, Pres. Treas. Wji. H. FAY, Sec’y. ROGERS BROS., +- Wholesale and Retail drocers ar?d provision Di?al ?r5, ADAMS BUILDING, QUINCY. The only agents for Keene Creamery But- ter and Confidence Flour. BOSTON BRHNCH CROCGRY. J. F. MERRILL, •f G'R'O’C’E'Rd-E-S ?• AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FLOUR, TEAS, COFFEES. • Durgin Merrill’s Block, Hancock St., Quincy, Mass. E. H. DOBLE CO.. (,roeeries, Flour, • provisions, HHY AND GRAIN. -v Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. WEST QUINCY, MASS. E. H. DOBLE. H. F. DOBLE. PRATT CURTIS, Q IOIQE ■ FpWTIliy GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. 25 SCHOOL STREET, + QUINCY. MASS. •-