Vergennes Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Vergennes, VT)

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THE BLUE AND WHITE. 13 HO“TEll LENOX, verqennes, vt. —— ;j—=G EO. F . KIMBALL, Proprietor. ■ ELECTHrC LIGHTS, Fl’KXACK HEAT, CARRIAGE MKKTS ALL TRAINS RATES, 0 PER DAY AND UP. Mow for Tfaseball Buy the best. The “SPAULDING” Trade Mark is a guarantee of quality. We sell this make and find it the most popular with the boys. We will order any goods not carried in stock. FISHING TACKLE A complete line at moderate prices. Our goods are all of reliable makes, to try your luck, call and get lucky tackle. If you are going Phonographs, CJraphophones and Supplies We are agents for the EDISON and COLUMBIA Machines. New Records Every Month. Our prices are as low as anyone’s. Call and hear a machine. WALL PAPER A new line with us. Every pattern and every roll is new. No old stock. Our stock consists of high grade papers. We have none of the cheap worthless papers. A few of the best ones are in one room quantities. fancy and Staple China and Glass, Cut Cjlass. Semi-porcelain GROCERIES Our stock is fresh, our stores are clean, our prices are reasonable. 0. C. DALRYMPLE SON.

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12 Memory Pictures. THE BLUE AND WHITE. With fond remembrance turning To childhood's happy days, What pictures rise before me, What scenes ot merry plays. I see the winding river That flowed with rippling song, The alder-clumps and willows That marked its course along. What sweet delight it was to wade Where the shallow water ran Over stones so cool and smooth, Or soft and shining sand. I see again the quiet pool O’er which the low pine leaned, The broad, flat stone beneath its shade, From dazzling sunlight screened. ’Twas there I loved to sit alone In solitude secure. And gaze into the shadowed depths, So clear and still and pure ; Where straying sunbeams glanced and shone. And little fish at play Darted swiftly here and there, Black, red, and silver gray. I mind me of the wooden bridge, The great, black pool below, Where the waters moved so silently, And the whirlpool eddied slow. How oft with fearful look I viewed That pool so dark and dread, And wondered at what awful depths Might lie its sandy bed. On grassy hillsides just beyond, The first ripe strawberries grew, And through the nearest treetops tall The school house rose to view. In yonder green and shady wood, We sought for wild flowers fair, Or wintergreens with berries red. And fragrant maiden-hair. Oh many a merry game we played. And bright the hours did seem, And many a gallant boat we made, To ride upon the stream. Ah well! too soon we wake to find That life is not all play. That earth holds much of weariness, And many a darksome day. But life holds also much of jov, And sunny days there be ; God’s earth is full of beauty, If we have eyes to see. BARTER kh Hus hh mtu; IS AT KINGSLAND’S STORE EVERY FRIDAY. EYES EXAMINED AT PATIENTS HOME WHEN PREFERRED.

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14 THE BLUE AND WHITE. The Bursting Buds of Spring Will soon be a thing of beauty and a joy forever. Manly Beauty can be enhanced by wearing apparel of the right kind. Haven keeps the superior sort. Haven’s guarantee goes with his goods and that’s something that people are beginning to value. Spring jtfppctrel of the JYobbier Sort We have received our Easter lines of fine Clothing,, Neckwear, Hats, Caps and Gloves. Give your Easter toilet a neat and finishing touch by a call at Haven’s. We can clothe the outer man from head to foot, increase the self-respect of our patrons and our prices are satisfactory to his pocket-book. Give Us a Chance to Quote prices and Display Our Caster Lines Before Buying. Jiaven. He (jlOif, [ 0Cfc |g tl? -T- Friends and Patrons I have now on hand a larger and better stock of ❖ than ever before and long experience enables me to make prices—quality considered—comparing with the best. Thanking you for past favors, I remain yours to command. JH. 13. SLACK, 33 Main St., Vcrgcnncs, Vt.