Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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DESIGNING ILLUSTRATING ENGRAVING ELECTROTYPING ENGRAVERS FOR RADIATOR SUFFOLK ENGRAVING COMPANY 234 CONGRESS ST. BOSTON,-MASS. Francis M. Wilson join ••• THE UNDERTAKER Athletic Association. Telephone 144 3. 103 Cross Street. JOHN A. AVERY, Treas. MARSHALL ST. PHARMACY, DANCING SCHOOL. Cor. Broadway and Marshall Street. J. K. RICHARDSON, Prop Prescriptions Our Specialty. Guaranteed Acurate. PROF. ANTHOINE'S PRIVATE ACADEMY 136 School St, Somerville, opp. City Hall. Winter terms begin second week In December: Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday Evenings. Phone 150. . . . CIRCULARS AT ACADEMY. YEAR ROUND NOVELTIES NOT ONLY IN Young Men’s Elegant Made=up Clothing BUT IN ALL ARTICLES APPERTAINING TO A COMPLETE OUTFIT, VIZ: HATS, FOOTWEAR, UNDERWEAR, LINEN, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, CANES, UMBRELLAS, TRAVELING BAGS, MACKINTOSHES and GLOVES. A. SHUMAN CO, Leading Manufacturers and Outfitters in New England. Shuman Corner. BOSTON.

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SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR. 23 Notes. Purcell, captain of last year’s track team, is at Exeter this fall. Only those connected with the sport can appreciate his untiring efforts to make his team a success. The labor spent for this end interfered greatly with his own running. Speaking of track athletics we have a man to be proud of. Those who follow that sport without doubt have noticed the excellent record of W. E. Eaton, E., '01, formerly of the Latin school. With constantly decreasing handicaps, he has won heats and races against the best men about Boston during the past summer. Kimpton was a promising candidate for end, but withdrew from the game because of his parents’ interference. Fitts and Story are with the Fresh- man squad at Harvard. Saunders, Philbrick and Cuddy are at Brown. Cuddy played a star end in the Brown-Pennsylvania game. He scored Brown’s only touchdown. Much credit is due to Roy Pipe for his regular coaching of the football squad. Harts will make a great end. Over 400 have joined the Athletic Association. This is the kind of sup- port that counts. It is not too late for others to show their interest. LORING PHIPPS, v Architects U08 Exchange Building, - Boston. G. F. Loring, 78 Highland Ave., Somerville. F. L. CARD. Groceries and Provisions, GIL'MAN SQUARE. L. Herbert Huntley Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry, Vegetables and Provisions. H Rlackstone Market and 84 Hlackxtone Market. Telephone Haymarket 782 Boston. Let’s have some enthusiasm at the games. The boys did not receive the proper encouragement at their first home game. Kimball is playing well. Cushman played guard for Tufts in the West Point and Brown games. Every effort is being made to secure a thoroughly competent coach. Mr. E. K. Carpenter, captain of Tufts, ’98, coached the boys before going to Andover. Knight, L., ’99, is playing a good game for Tufts at full-back. It is said that Russell, last year’s guard, will be with the team again be- fore these notes go to press. Do not fail to attend every league game. Here’s to the boys of red and blue! We’re in to win ! Schedule of League Games. Oct. 27. English High, (undecided;. Nov. 3. Boston Latin at Tufts Oval. Nov. 9. Hopkinson at South End. Nov. 17. Brookline at Charles River Park. Nov. 23. C. M. T. S. at Charles River Park. Yankee Doodle went to class. Depending on his pony. The student body rose en moss» , And stopped the ceremony.- Ex. PHILIP EBERLE, Retail Dealer In all kinds of Boots, © Shoes © and © Rubbers, BEST STYLES. Low iMtlCKS. 24 UNION SQ., SOMERVILLE, MASS. JK„ FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. 7 CRHN E=’S THROAT AND LUNG BALSAM. A Purely Veoktahi.k Preparation and. the only known Specific for all diseases ot the throat and lungs. CHAS. H. CRANE, So!e Manufacturer and Proprietor, EAST SOMERVILLE, - - MASS. Be sure and buy the Thanksgiving issue of The Radiator........

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 A Ham ” Sandwich, etc. AT THE DEW DROP INN. 61 Day Street. CLARENCE A. STEARNS. LADY EMBALMER IN ATTENDANCE. W. A. FRINK, funeral Director, M Holland Street, W. Somerville. ITiend of the Radiator. ....m' J. 7 . DURELL, Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges, BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Stove Linings and CABtlngs. Painters' Supplies. PLUMBING. 309 BROADWAY, Winter Hill, SOMERVILLE. TKI.KPIIONE 33iM. ..UNDERTAKER.. No. 170 SCHOOL STREET. TELEPHONK 123-2. Overstocked with Pocket Cutlery tVc are selling some Knives that you ought to sec, at prices that ought to Interest you, at PLUMER 5e CO.’S. r 2 UNJOX SOUAliK. DI!AI?SON’S y 304 BROADWAY, -----SOMERVILLE. THOMAS LONG COMPANY, 77 Summer Street, Boston. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, PRIZE CUPS A SPECIALTY. OUR YOUNG MEN’S DEPARTMENTS Filled with New and Attractive Clothing: at Low Prices. II EA I) (J VA It T ER S for the new Striped Tweed and Worsted Suits, $0.80 TO $18.00. Most of our Suits have the hew D. B. Vests. Young: Men’s Top Coats in great variety; the latest cloths and new cut shapes, at $5 to $18. Our New Hat and Furnishing: Departments,—a convenience for our patrons. Up-to-date Goods at Popular Prices, SPITZ BROS. WORK, Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers, 08-07 SUMMER ST. A. R CARPENTER. --:—DKAI.KK ■■■ Choice Family Groceries, 522 SOMERVILLE AVENUE, Corner I’ark Street. FRED HALEY,- Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance, ROOM 86, 27 STATE STREET, Telephone, 2363 Boston: BeSTQN, MASS.