Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR 23 A GOLDEN MESSENGER. [Continued from page 11.] “Well,” said the other, open it and see what’s inside. It’s a locket.” With some difficulty George opened it. and gazed at what was disclosed to him. It was some mo- ments before he spoke, and then his voice trembled, as he said. 'T.y Jove' that’s my mother’s picture, but oh. how changed Then, after a few moments of silence, he said: ‘‘Jack. I guess I won’t go on that voyage with you to-morrow, after all. I’ll go and see the captain about it now.” And. waving his hand, he turned in the opposite direction. When the five o’clock boat left the wharf. George Cummings was one of its passengers, and the next morning it was with no uncertain step that lie hur- ried up the long lane leading to the Cummings farm. Mow pleasant everything looked this Octo- ber morning, after his long absence! Me passed the old orchard, with its trees bending under their burdens of fruit, and on toward the great elms that stood just outside the gate, and seemed to stretch forth their branches to welcome him. He opened the small, white gate, and walked up the patii leading to the kitchen door. Putting his hand on the knob, he stood still a moment. As he listened, there came out upon the fresh morning air a low. sweet voice softly singing. How tired that voice sounded! Rut the song was never finished, for. on hearing the door open. Mrs. Cummings looked up and saw the gift that the little messenger of gold had brought her. ESTABLISHED 1882. TEL., 515-.% MANUEL M. SILVA Hair Cutter Cor. Perkins and Lincoln Sts., E. SOMERVILLE Particular attention given to children's hair cutting. ' ’E have just received a lot of Drummers’ Samples of «. «. American Bronzes Onyx Cop Cables 6old-Plated Photo frames mirrors and fancy Articles Which we are selling at about half price. WILLIAM H. BRINE 1 Tremont Street, BOSTON 5 e L ttsows 'Pe.ovVe YavttaY to t e StawAavd Sloves . I. %. -3t ■fcoaatr Street YtrkVa Street 'ftroaii'» Ye rt Street ESTABLISHED 1870. J. NEWMAN SONS FLORISTS •• 51 Tremont Street - BOSTON, MASS. (Suffolk Savings Bank Building) We have no branch stores. HIGHLAND FISH MARKET jfrcsb, Smofuft, Salt, anb flMcfeleb Jftsb OYSTERS, CLAMS, AND LOBSTERS 267 Highland Avenue SOMERVILLE, MASS. Compliments of H. E. Bowman Druggist Why Go to Boston to have your Photograph made and pav high pi Ices? What U the matter wltn our Half Cabinet’» on our new “Cream and Carbon Mounts” at $2.00 and Cabinet at $3.00 a dozen ? AI o our new T Panel and Oval at $1.50 ? THE PEARL STREET STUDIO 237 Pearl Street, near Winter Hill Station EDWIN CONNELL PlurQber and Gasfitter S 148 Pearl Street, Somerville, Mass.

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22 SOMERVILLK HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR Manager Keves announces the following schedule:— •October M, Cambridge High at Broadway field. •October 18. Malden High at Broadway field. October 22, Lowell Textile School at Broadway field. •October 25. Dorchester High at South End grounds. November 1, Boston Latin at Broadway field. November 3, 'Tufts Freshmen at Broadway field. November 5. Pom fret Preparatory at Pomfrct. Conn. November 8. open. •November 15. Boston English High, undecided. •November 27, C. M. T. S., undecided. Groton, 6; Somerville, 5. Somerville played its first game October I, when it met the heavy Groton team at Groton. Line-up:— Groton. Somerville. Webb, l.e........................r.e.. Haflford Ogleburv, l.t.................r.t., McLaughlin Emmons, l.g........................r.g.. Allen Bacon, c.........................c.. Merrificld Sibley, r.g...................l.g.. Woodworth Waterbury, Fish, r.t..l.t., Nickerson. Doughty Auchincloss. r.e.................l.e.. Baldwin Starr, q.b................q.b.. Currier, Cuddy Woolsey, l.h.b...........r.h.b., Countway. Bean Markoc. r.h.b....................l.h.b.. Burton Farr f.b.........................f.b., Philbrick Score—Groton School, fi; Somerville. 5. Touchdowns—Woolsey. Allen. Goal from touch- down—Waterbury. Referee—Charles Cuddy, of Somerville. Umpire—Mr. Craighead. Groton. Time—20 and 15 min. halves. Somerville, 11; Watertown, 0. October 7 the boys met a team from Watertown High that surprised them. Watertown played a •League game. strong, aggressive game, and followed the ball in good shape. Inexcusable fumbling and lack of spirit characterized Somerville’s play. For Water- town. Lyons made some fine runs, and the fine tack- ling of Dickinson, of Somerville, was very notice- able Somerville, 11 ; Medford, 0. October 11 Somerville kicked off to Medford’s twenty-yard line. Somerville soon held, and Papkec punted to Currier, Burton went around right end for ten yards, but Allen lost the ball on a fumble. Again Medford punted, Hafford, who secured the ball, running it back twenty yards by clever dodging. Countway went around the end for a touchdown. Burton kicked the goal. Medford kicked off to Burton, who ran it back twenty-five yards. McLaughlin and Allen tore through the line for ten yards. A clever quarter- back kick netted fifteen more. Here Somerville was penalized, and with the third down and ten yards to gain. Hafford dropped back for a placed kick. The ball was snapped to Currier, who held it in position, and Hafford kicked a fine goal from the twenty-five-vard line. Medford again kicked off to Burton. Hafford kicked to Medford. Medford failed to gain, and was forced to punt. After a few exchanges of punts, time was called, with the ball on Medford’s twelve-yard line. In the second half. Cuddy received the kick-off. and ran it back fifteen yards. Somerville punted to Papkee. Volpe gained ten yards, and Papkee twenty more. Dutton hurdled our line for the re- quired distance. Here Medford punted. Wyman shot around left end for sixty yards, and Bean plunged through right tackle for ten more. Time was called with the ball well into Medford's terri- tor v. For Somerville. Hafford. Burton, and Wyman excelled, while Volpe, Papkec, and Dutton played well for the visitors. The Bouve Sterling Shoe $2.50 FOR MEN AND BOYS. ALL THE LATEST STYLES. ALL KINDS OF LEATHERS. 13 WATER STREET, ROQTOM 78 HANOVER STREET. I4 SPRING LANE, 86 SUMMER STREET. W. J. EMERSON, DEALER IN Boots, Shoes, anb IRubbers 148 Perkins Street, - Hast Somerville, Mass.

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24 SOMERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL RADIATOR 7 ?e PHOTOCRA liu ZS I ILLUJT RATED MONTHLY TML AMERICAN (JOURNAL OF PHOTOORAPny- BOSTON PtlllADUPtll CHICACO PHOTO ERA, The American Journal of Photography, IS PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST 0I: Photographers. Booklovers. and Educational Workers. Who are ambitious to do a bit better than others are doing along the lines of Photography and Art. The articles are of the right kind — not too long — and are filled with the latest practical advice and suggestion. They are simple, friendly talks that inspire and stimulate to better things. The price is fifteen cents a copy, or one dollar fifty cents a year. PHOTO ERA PUBLISHING CO., 171 Summer Street, Boston, Mass. BROWN I HACK, LIVERY, Boarding and Sale Stable Cor. Somerville Ave. and Prospect St. Particular attention given to boarding horses. Carriages and harnesses for sale. E. B. CARPENTER CO. D RUG G I S T S 10 BROADWAY Somerville, Mass. FRED W. FARRAR HXAatcbmaber anb Jeweller EYE GLASSES AND SPECTACLES 50 Union Square, » . Somerville, Mass. Pine Watch French Clocks Watches Repairing Repaired Demagnetized W. F. MARBLE DKAI.KU IN Fish and Oysters Cor. BROADWAY and TEHPLE ST. Manufacturer of I r STANDARD SALAD DRKSSINO. | Somerville, MaSS. letter. COMPLETE AND THOROUGH Commercial anb Stenographic COURSES OF STUDY. EXPERIENCED TEACHERS. PUPILS BOTH SEXES. . . Employment Department Most Etficient Known. Prospectus free by post. Registration in person or by Nojcan vassers employed. Address, HERMON E. HIBBARD, 60S Washington Street.