Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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CONTENTS OF FEBRUARY RADIATOR. Chariot Race from “ Hen Hur,”...............................................Frontispiece Editorials,............................................................................101 The Wandering Violinist, by Carlton R. Foster. 103 Caught, by G. F. V., I,., ’01, - - - - - - - • - - 105 The Little Red Mark, by H. I). L., K., ’02,.....................................106 Storiette, by A. B. E., L., ’01,.......................................................107 President Lincoln’s Favorite Poem.......................................................no The Signet Ring, by Jeannette A. Dawson, E.. ’01..................................in Rough Tales of a Rough People, by Chester II. Brown. L.. '01, - - 113 I)r. Steele’s Legacy, by Austin M. Works, L., ’01, • • - - 116 Our Mocking Bird,......................................................................118 Public Occurrences,....................................................................119 Latin Notes,........................................................................121 Death of Janies F. Flynn. .............................................................122 English Notes. • - .123 Athletics,.............................................................................125 Advertisements,........................................................................127

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98 SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR. From Manufacturer to • The Reynolds Shoe , FOR MEN. WOMEN. AND CHILDREN. 13 Bow Street, Union Square, - - - Somerviller Mass. Factory at Brockton, Mass. L. BYRON PRICE, Manager. GP’All kinds of Shoes made to order. Measure taken. Fit guaranteed. ClaSS Emblems, Badges, ciub p IM v EnKravin«’ II |J JOHN HARRIOTT, Society 3 Winter St.. Boston. Mass. GILMAN SQUARE FISH MARKET, Dealer» in Fresh and Salt Fish, OYSTKRS, CIAM8, AXI) 1.011 STICKS, CITIZEN BUILDING, Opposite Winter Hill Depot. Telephone No. 33-4. I.YMAN It. RICH. Prop. J. W. HOWARD Plants and Flowers Plants and Flowei 1 lv)l LwS L V for all occasions 330 Broadway, Somerville, Hlass. BRANCH •iK.’l Main SI.. Charlestown. Mil» . Telephone. 16S-3 Somerville WHEN YOU BUY A DRESS 0» £ Order it to be SPONGED by FREDERICK HAARTZ CO., 23 SOUTH STREET, BOSTON. cAnd be assured it will NOT SPOT. KNOWN EVERYWHERE as the most modern, progressive, and in every way “up-to- date” Business School. Prepares YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN in the Shortest time at the least expense, for good paying Business positions. If you want to know all about Shorthand. Hook-Keeping; and the most successful Employment Department. send for latest Prospectus. 666 WASHINGTON STREET, Corner Beach Street, BOSTON DT VTIFQ Strawberry Cream Pies crane s VLUtt 0 And,French Cream Cakes T™®iAltJNG BALSAM Try Ills celebrated BFTTKR CHKESK.and KOOS. Tin- Great Vegetable Sped tic for COIGIIS. COI.I1S, HOMK-MAUK BREAD. and nil kinds of Groceries. at Vstltnia. Itrom-hlti . Croup. Intluen a. Whooping Superior to all others. the lowest possible price». Cough, Iloiir.em1,,, and every affection of the liimd Llgin Creamery Itutter at W and ‘ft cent per pound. Throat and I.ting». Johnson's Dainty Lunch Preserves. 15 and 25 cents. CHAS. H. CRANK : : Somerville. Mass. Homo-made Preserves, 5 lbs. 60 cents. A. F. CARPENTER (Old Stand), « Groceries of All Kinds « Best Butter in the market. First-class trade solicited. Pure Coffees anil Teas. Flour a specialty. No. 522 Somerville Avenue. . p Storage lor furniture, pianos, sleighs, etc., in separate rooms, with I.«-kid doors, t ornor Somerville Avenue and Park Street. Som- erville. Parties breaking up housekeeping will do well to apply. DEW DROP INN Under new management. Best of food served. Let us figure on your catering. 61 Day Street, Davis Square, West Somerville JAMKS DAVIS, Proprietor.

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 “CHARIOT RACE” FROM BEN MUR.