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THE HARBOR BFACON Florence Haney lb at her home ln North Sul llvan Irene Oonners rs at hr home ln Qulllran Harbor Marlan 'Vlattocks IS teachlnv at Ellsw orth Fremont Bravdon ha an unusualls good positron at Gua5 ama Porto Rrco Roscoe INo5es has a posltlon ln an rnsurance office IU Hartford, Conn Seth Tohnson ls teachlnv at Hancock Armand T05 IS taklno' a graduate course rt Illffffrns Ll tsslcal Instrtute 1911 Rosa Havev IS rt her home rn North Sulllvan Lllll3H Robertson IS at her home ln lNorth Sulllvan Dorls Hooper lb teachlnv at Olamon Hany Merchant IS tcachlnff at Aurora , he plans to take the Harvard elramlnatlons thrs summer Wallace Clark IS teachlnff at Bunker s Har bor he plans to take U ol M examlnltlons ln June Elwood Wilbur has employ ment ID Sorrento Ernest Haskell has emplosrnent at VS est Su llvan he plans to take the U of M elramlnl tlons ln Tune MQExcbanges...... The Harbor Beacon ackno w led res the follow me evchanves Isllnder, Mountarn Echo Oracle, Academx Spectator, and Mlrror The Islander rs a vers lnterestrnfr paper The Oracle from Banvor Hrvh qchool IS an unusulllg Good school paper The department entltled Letters from our Alumrlr lb rntel estrnfr There are several good edltorrals ln the Aprll number of the same paper The Academy Spectator from the Oalals Hr h School has a Good llter rry deprrtment There rs an artrcle entitled, Musrc, whlch IS very ID ere tlng, and the edltorlal, Tardlness, should be read b5 several of the students rn thrs school We found the Mlrror also all lnterestrnv' paper Z8r1II1ant implies Ode to Latln All are dead who wrote It All are dead ss ho spoke It All dle Who learn rt l ssed death they earn lt Umplre Fowl ' ' WVrtts Tommx Where are the feathers W Umplre Y u goose, thls IS a plcked team What IS R A B s flvorlte poet 9 Mllton Wllqt IS the trouble wrth M M M 9 bhe s moonstruck Johnson s What IS L B G 's favorite dessert 3 Jelly VN here does D M M go to spend hrs QVCIIIUUS 9 Hanvrnvf around the Connor In the Botans class, the teacher asked one of the puplls to 0'lVC an example of alffae, of Whlch a Hood example rs puf balls The student answered moth balls H Then seernv' the smlles of the other scholars drlected at hlm he hirstrly orrected himself, SAQIIIU splt balls Mr M tr rnslatlng' ln Caesar came to the verb lo ulrrentur which me lns, devastating, and translated, The people were populatlng the fields MISS H What were the prlnclpal races ln Em, pt 9 Mr O Charrot rrccs 4 17 V V .w I . Av K. Q . .u . ,. . ,, . . . . t Q. . . .. . ,, 'S e' ' .s ' ' . ' ' ' ' A L P, nr' 7 1 3 ,, s . . '. . , , I v . . . . A r r r r ' T O 4 .- 1 Q 4- x e T D . . . ' ' f ' k, . ' . Q ., . hh . . . . . V . l 0 1 I 1 1 c . . - . - -- - B es- , r . . . Ex. l . ' . . ' : l 'N 5 I 1 u ' Y . 1 l ,H 1 1 ' .Q . gg 6 .A . . ,, , 1 A 1 , Ex. ' ' ,, 'a' - 1. ' . . 1 z ' . 3 W 1 V . v . 2 . r . . I . 2. . ' . . . . ' v ' . ' 7 w . . 9 ' - he plans to take U of M examinations in June. 3. Wllat is E. A. H.'s favorite liniment 2 r 1 v 7 ' I 7, r ,V c 1 ' . ' Q ' '. ' 2- 4. 1 ' . . . ' . . I I I vo 5. ' . . . ' . R A 1 ,5 ra I I u 4 ' ' . X' ,Q Q '- .' ' ' H A . B I .T H c .' B 'z ' ' , ' . , D 1 ' - 1 , cc ' - - I ' g . 1 u 5 . I h l O I , g fy - . ' . ' . ' - - cs - 1 1 I I., 1 . C ' I ' rj, .,, - . ,., ',, r, . .r . 1 a ' O ' '- W, fb A l ' ,k. H1 p 1 I .'1 Y ' 1 H , ' as n Lg o sq Q ' K 55 n l , , - l w . . . pw . , W ,, ,,. I . .. ' ' '. , Y . . . ' - -' 's .,.' - 1 ' I , r ' A, 1- 1. P, 2 K I . , . . r 2 ,lr -
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THE HARBOR BEACON Staples c Morflt c The llne up Clark l g W MOTFISOH l S H S H H S '13 Haskell r g I r fr Jelllson l f Hodgklns l Referee HHFFIHUCOD Hayey r f Arata r Tlme two twenty mlnute perlods Macomber c Spratt Merchant r g Hlgglns l Clark I fr Wescott r SHSvsWHAA Harllvl Referee Cleaves March 1 WIHECF Harbor came up to West Tlme fifteen mmute halves Sulllvan to return our game and we defeated them by a score of 16 to 5 Our team dld some good passing S H S vs W H A A brlglegme up W H A A On the followlne' nlvht Aprll 3 we went Jen D I f Lewht I acloss to Wlnter Harbor and played them a ISO Ou thlrd game and sulfeled a defeat by a score of 26 to 15 Merchant r g W MOFFISOD 1 Sllgllegme up W H A A 012123261-65 Webb ORlles r Telllson r f C MOFFISOH r Crane l f B Morrlson l Haskell r f C MOFFISOD r Staples c oy Macomber c Moriit Clark r g O Rlle,y r S H S vs G S A Merchantl Jo l Referee Blckford March 19 ln a fast and rou h Game we de Time two twenty HHHUW pemods feated George Stevens Academy of Blue Hlll by 0f58t010 Bumgs nf QBur Qlumm The llne up S H S G S A Jelllson l f F Grlndle l 1909 Merchant r f Os ood r Haskell c R Grlndle Abe l g Bowden l Clark r g M Grlndle r Referee Webb Tlrne two twenty mlnute perlods Vera Smlth ls 'lttendlno' Farmlngton Normal School Ruth Allen IS lttendlng FIIIHIHUCKJH Nolmal School Bernleee Nllller ls at her home ln 1North Sul llvan Flollce Clark 13 attendlno' Machlas Normal 0 School Inl Wllley has '1 posltlon ln Bangor S H S vs Bar Harbor '3 Hnrold Noyes has employment at Seal Harbor April 2 We went to Bar Hmbor with 1 Sort Tllmes Havey has fl posltlon at Seal Harbor of a plck up team and lJClH0' up RUHIHSU a much 1910 faster team and on astrange floor we were de MSFCIR Hayey IS teachlnff school at Tunk feated by a score of 41 to 10 Pond 16 1 a , . 7 . U Y H , . . . R , .g. no. .n. B. . . . . , . . .oy, . ,,. . . . ', . f. , ,., . . ' ', . . 1 , .f. , I' '. 1 , . ,C. , . . , . g. ....1.0T.....- v -rv s - g- . . . . . . . . '71 - fl .-.. , 1 . , 4 , K n k 4 ' ' 110-..l. v ' - 1. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T1 I5 15 , . . . - . . . . , . . r, , ,f. . , V l 1 A l , . . . , .f. . J c. . 1 1 , . . . 1 , . g. , . V . . . . . . . , . . . , . g. .' . f Q , . . . , . . , . . f T. tl t ty . te '. d , . . . . , . . IIIIG, W0 Weflj Ullflll P6110 S. , . , C. lg-T. 9 ' , , . . , .g. . . . . . . 1 ' 13 yv ' 95' 1 l 9 Y ' ' , 9 . ' s g le N I u 7 Y ' r r . . . . . . , . . . , . f. , . . . . K K I I 25 , . . lg , . f. w - T . , - - ,C. . . . I J: 1' ,, ' , . . , .g. , I K n , . . . , .QU . N . .Y . , , 1 .S l n, - 9 ' - . Y . . N , , - .... . , - A I' I5 I . i..-. w 1 . ' 1 ' ' s. Q ' ' . . . . . . V 1 . V . . . K I A 1 I I l . . , Q ' vs ' ll lv il K K n , 4 4 l ' nl n Q , v V B , 1
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