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...yards dash-F. White, W. A.; V. E. Mitchell, W. A.; R. Richardson, Dalzell; C. R. C. Borden, F. R.; H. w. Jameson, R. L. S.; R. W. Reynolds, F. R.; A. Werrifield, W. A.; H. R. Storrs, R. L. S.; G. W. Knowlton, Dalzell; I. A. Blossom, R. L. S.; I. S. Adams, R. L. S.; M. D. Dunning, R. L. S.; J. J. Hayes, R. L. S.; J. Dove, Hop.; D. P. Wilder, B. L. S.; L. P. Sheldon, P. A.; C. H. Warren, R. L. S.; A. Wardner, Belmont; C. H. Woodruff, Jr., P. A.: C. Brewer...
...yards dash-F. White, W. A.; V. E. Mitchell, W. A.; H. W. Jameson, R. L. S.; R. W. Reynolds, F. R.; A. Merrifield, W. A.; J. E. Ager, W. A.; H. R. Storrs, R. L. S.; G. W. Knowlton, Dalzell; I. A. Blossom, R. L. S.; J. J. Hayes, R. L. S.; J. Dove, Hop. W. J. O'Malley. B. L. S.; C. H. Baker, No.; A. Wardner, Belmont; E. Clark, Belmont; C. H. Woodruff, Jr.; P. A.; C. Brewer, Hop.; A. B. Quarrier, P. A.; M. C. Baker, Manchester H. S.; A. L. Jackson...
...known preparatory schools as the Roxbury Latin, Phillips Andover Academy, Hopkinson's, the Boston Latin, Worcester Academy, and others will send representatives. The Roxbury Latin School and Worcester Academy have each entered twenty men. Among the Roxbury Latin boys who have previously distinguished themselves are Dunning. Batchelder, Kimball and Blossom. Fenner, of Worcester, won the bicycle race last year, and holds the interscholastic record; this year the struggle between him, Kimball and Townsend, of Andover, will be a close one. White and V. E. Mitchell are two other Worcester men who may be expected to do good work. Hopkinson...
Running high jump-G. R. Fearing, Jr., scratch; A. Elson, 8 in.; J. A. Blossom, 8 in.; M. S. Dunning, 8 in.; A. H. Green, 2 in.; J. E. Morse, 2 in.; N. F. Doherty, 4 1-2 in.; W. G. Irwin...
...bloom. The magnificent plant, whose technical name is angraecum sequipedale, is a native of Madagascar where it is found growing upon large trees. In Madagascar it usually has a stem about four feet high; its leaves are a glossy green and are about a foot long. The blossom is nearly six inches in diameter, is very white, and has a spur from a foot to a foot and a half in length. It fragrance is very powerful and is peculiarly so at night. It was discovered in Madagascar about seventy years ago, but, until 1857, it was not introduced...