Somerville High School - Radiator Yearbook (Somerville, MA)

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-- JW» TiLitrflovr. CojfurcfiOK WILLIAM B. HOLMES Hardware, Stoves and Plumbing 31 T Broadway, Cor. Temple St. WINTER HILL DAVIS ICE CREAM CO. fcO Sy mvtm Sltee , SVrtcL SOVKKVIl.I.K, CHARLKStOWN. T.n«|»hopu, 1M-3 SomanrQ) . T« ., 7oi TW CteulttMwu. CE CREAM AND SHERBETS DOlivOteil tn any | »rt of KowerylUe. Kodaks and Photo Supplies FU.M9, ri.ATFM, PAJ EK9. ETC. DEVELOPING, PRINTING. ENLARGING H. H. I. SMITH ) HVm MomervlU Wellington=Wild Coal Company Anthracite COAL Bituminous Successors to Horatio Wellington Company and B. F. Wild Company Branch Yards and Office : Wharves: Geneeai Officer 226 Main Street, Charlestown. ofgte’a Bridge, E. Cambridge. 7 Q+voof 5U Main Street. Cbarleatown. J49Medfocd Street, and V CntTcli i tPCCL Union Oilman Square. Som i Squire, Sor icrvtlle. raervtlle. 34 Warren Avenue, Charlestown District, Boston. BOSTON LEVI F. S. DAVIS Peal Estate and Insurance 70 CROSS ST., CORNER OF PEARL EAST SOMERVILLE Ter.BPHOXl! 209-4 —:— —r KOTA BY PUBLIC Spitz Bros. Co. Young Men’s Fall UU nl v a j the right kincf of clothing for young men. Wc know that to have such goods proper they need to be as up- to-date as a custom shop makes them, and the only difference be- tween our goods and the tailor’s is a difference of About Half In Price. i ‘ College Sack Suits and the Sroartsac ” • in fancy Scotch Mixtures, Worsteds, and plain Blacks and Blues,............ ®5 TO 20 . . ....... I Spitz Bros. Co. 65-67 Summer St. Open Saturday night until 10 o’clock Arguments are Unnecessary To prove that wc need coni, and you will find it Uie some wi- Watche . Olock , Jewelry. D. W. SKINNER, 351-A Medford Street. DI VTU’Q Strawberry Cream Pies DL I 1 II U And French Cream Cakes AUK DKUnorn. Try hto m lebraUd 1 BCTTEK. CHRE8K- aurt FOGS. HOMK-M.U»: HRKAD. • 1 li kliw of tiTM.-rlf , Hi Superior toad other». ( th« lowwt poMt»»ie price . GOOD ELGIN CKKAMKEf Ul’lTEn. John,on' Dainty Lunch Pretenr . 1 anti2»OWi HocK UJtuU- lYcKro», t Ita . U oetit . Professor Anthoine's private Academy, 136 School street, opposite City Hal), Somerville. Beginners’ Classes Monday and Friday evenings. Advanced Class Sociables every Wednesday even- ing. Orchestra and programs each evening. Pupib may enter classes at any time. Terms beginning with first lesson. A class always open for beginners. Day Classes for Misses and Masters Saturdays. Beginners to A. M. and 1.15 P. M. Advanced Class and Germans 3.30 P. M. Circulars and private lessons at the Academy.

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T- 2 1 V CONTENTS OF OCTOBER RADIATOR. « The New Battleship Maine (frontispiece),............................................ 2 « Editorials,...........................................................................3 . Trial Trip of the Maine, by C. E., L., '03,...........................................5 A Bunct f Violctsj by P., E., ’03, ..............................................7 A Fancy, by A. F. L, L., '03, - .................................8 ’Twixt Gods and Man, by M. M. B., L., '03,................................9 The Man,of Red and Blue, by J. G. H., L., ’03,.................................10 A Golden Messenger, by M. H. B., 1 , '03,......................................s 11 Disentangled Tangles, by J. M. M., E., ’03, .... - - - 12 Exchange Notes,.................................................................... 16 {Public Occurrences, - %.............................................................17 Eatin Notes,......................................................................... 8 English Notes,.......................................................................19 Miss Campbell,.......................................................................20 9 Athletics,...........................................................................21