THE MAINE FIJI ORONO, MAINE, JUNE, 1910 Vol. IV Wednesday, June 8th. 11.00 A. M. Commencement Exercises, COMMENCEMENT This year the experiment was tried of combining Junior Week and Commencement Week. Chapel. The following is a complete program.: 9.30 P. 1.00 P. M. Commencement Dinner, Gymnasium. 8.30 P. M. Senior Reception and Dance, Alumni Hall. Wednesday, June 1st. 8.00 P. M. ing, Chapel. No. 5 Junior Exhibition Speak Class reunions of the "first seven " classes were held during Commence M. Informal Dance, Gym ment Week. nasium. Thursday, June 2nd. BASEBAEL CHAMPIONSHIP 1.00 P. M. Junior Lunch, Library. 3.00 P. M. Ivy Day Exercises, Chapel. 4.00 P. M. Planting of Class Ivy, Agricultural Hall. 8.00 P. M. Dramatic Club present " A Pair of Spectacles," Gyninasium. For the first time in eight years, Maine has won the championship in baseball, defeating Colby, in the last game, by a score of 3-0. Bro. Pond, 'II, was largely to blame for 9.30 A. M. Tennis tournament with Mass. College of Agriculture, Campus. 8.30 P. M. Junior Promenade, Gym this, driving out a home run, the longest hit ever seen on the field, and letting in two runs besides his own. Fijis made two of the three nasium. runs, Bro. Scales, '10, scoring on Friday, June 3rd. Saturday, June 4th Pond's hit. 11.15 A. M. Excursion to Verona Park. 1.45 P. M. Clam Bake at VeronaPark. 8 00 P- M. Baccalaureate Sermon, Address by Pres. Fellows, Chapel. Monday, June 6th 9.45 A. M. Convocation, Chapel. 2.30 P. M. Meeting of Alumni Council, Library. Class Day Exercises, Cam- 3.00 P. M pus. 8.00 P. M. President's On May 16, Ralph W. Weatherbee, '13, of Hudson, Mass., and Sunday, June 5th Reception, Library. Tuesday, June 7th. 9.00 A. M. Trustee's Meeting, Alumni ^^0.30 A. M. Phi Kappa Phi Initiation, Library. 2 30 P- M. Meeting of Law Alumni, Bangor. 3 00-5.30 P. M. Fraternity Receptions. 4.30-7.30 P. M. Alumni Lunch, Library 4.30-7.30 P. M. Alumme Lunch, Mt. Vemon House. 7.30 P. M. Meeting Alumni Associa tion, Library. 9.00 P. M. Fraternity Reunions. Charles B. Cleaves, '12, of Portland Me., were initiated. They both promise to be a credit to Phi Gamma Delta and we gladly greet them as brothers. One of the most important social function of the year was the Sopho more Hop. It was held on the evening of April 15, at the Gymnasium and the floor was crowded, even for a Plop. The Gym was arched with white streamers and many con ceded it the prettiest piece of decora tion in the college history. The dancing began at about 9 o'clock and the fun kept up till nearly 3 o'clock. Bro. William R. Ballon, '12, was floor manager and certainly did himself proud. The Fiji's, as usual, were greatly in evidence and the Phi Gam Comer was second to none. All went home well satisfied. \r\nthe MAINE FIJI FIJIS IN COLLEGE It is not alone in fraternity life that the Fiji boys are making good. They are playing a prominent part in the life of the University. Out of this years entering class of 194 men, we pledged ten to the service of old Phi Gamma Delta, and we flatter ourselves that we got the men we wanted. Miller Bradbury plays the mandolin and made good in the musical clubs. Warren Brewer had a strangle hold on the Glee Club and also drew "sweet music" from a trombone in the band. "Nick" Carter made his class track and football teams and was Vice President of the Fresh man class. Clif Chandler was chair man of the Military Ball committee and held down the position of Ballou, Churchill and Cleaves put up a good game for the Sophomores while Wescott represented us on the Freshman team. In the meanwhile the Musical Clubs were making their annual trips thru the state. Garland, '12, and Bradbury, '13, made the Mandolin Club, of which Davis, '11, was leader, while Fassett, '10, Gar land, '12, and Brewer, '13, were in the Glee Club. Fassett was also the reader for the Clubs and has made an enviable reputation for himself. Track was the next center of interest and here again we were still in evidence. Pond, '11, is well known as a sprinter and captured a place in the State Meet while Smiley, '12, has improved rapidly in the discus. Nor must it be imagined that Sergeant in the Battalion. Hal Hamlin managed his class baseball team and was Treasurer of the Sophomore Hop, Chandler, '13, sides being a First Sergeant, made mittee of which Haskell, '12, and Freshman Class. Morrill Pope, be a good try for the baseball team. "Deak" Wescott has made three numerals baseball, football and the social side has been neglected. Ballou was floor director of the chairman of the Military Ball Com Wetherbee, '13, and Pope, '13, were aids, while Pinkham, '11, was an aid at the Junior Prom. Toward the end of the year base basketball. He was also our Y. M. C. A. man and was chairman of the ball claimed recognition. Pond, 11 Northfield Delegation Committee. played left field all year and J. Ralph Wetherbee made his class Scales, '10, held down short stop. track team and was acknowledged N. Scales, '11, played center field as the shark of the class. "Tib" until a sprained ankle put hun out Doak and "Sponto" Young had a of the game. . ,t. hard race for the position of star The literary standing of the house fusser." and the outcome is doubt was than ever _ beiore. ful still. Such was our Freshman Waite,better '11, was editor-in-chiet ot the delegation. Prism, while Davis, '11, was Manag As the football season woreon the er. N. Scales, '11, is business Phi Gams began to get busy. Pond, '11, Haskell, '11, and Carter, manager of the Campus, for next year, Waite, '11, Exchange editor, ^13, made the squad while Waite, Davis, '11, managing editor, and 11, Smiley, '12, and Cleaves, '12, succeeded in making the eleven, the McDonald, '12, one of the associate editors. Waite, 'H, was also latter playing in every game of chosen as one of the Junior Pnze the season and winning his M. As the year advanced and basket Speakers. , . Two of our men succeeded in ball succeeded football, the boys making the Sophomore Decs, and were still in the game. Cleaves, one. Cleaves,'12, won them. Smith, Iw, and N. Scales, '11, both played was on the Commencement on thevarsity and Ned isnext year's '10, Ball Committee, Bragg an aid at the captain. On the class teams. Commencement Ball, while, \r\nUHB MAINE EIJI ALUMNI NOTES '10, was chairman of the Com mencement Week Committee. Bro. Ballon, '12, is the Secretary of the Athletie Association for the coming year. McDonald, '12, is Manager^ of Owen O. Dow, '08, is the Principal of the High School in Scarborough, Maine. At a mass meeting of the Law on April 18, Bro. Frank Track for next year and George, '12, School, Fellows, '12, was elected editor is Manager and Treasurer of the in chief ofLaw the Maine Law Review. Dramatic Club, while Haskell, 11, Bro. Ralph Flint, ex-'12, is sur was Manager of Tennis. This is, briefly, the sumrnary of veying for the Maine Central Rail near Waterville, Me. the work we have done during the road, J. B. Bartlett, ex-'82, is agent for college year. We hope that next timbtrlands in Ashland, Me. year our record will be still better Bro. Frederick M. Ingersoll, exand that old Phi Gam will continue to stay at the top whereshe belongs. ♦— WHO'S WHO 1910 Malcolm E. Fassett, "Tom." Lester M. Bragg, "Humpy". James G. Scales, "Jimmie." James M. Eaton, "Sister." Charles F. Smith, "Schmidt." 1911 Nathan C. Cummings, "Puss". Raymond W. Davis, "Jeff." '11, is in the canning business, in Auljum, Me. R. J. Smith, "Jud" '08, leaves the University of Michigan, where he has been attending the forestry school for the past year, on June 15th, for Red Lodge Mountains. He is to be engaged in forestry work, under the service of the Government. Bro. L. C. Southard, '75, was the Alumni representative at the SemiAnnual meeting of the Maine Inter William O. Flaskell, "Bill." collegiate Athletic Board, held on May 21st, at Portland. Niles C. Pinkham, "Gussie." Bro. Chas. Stickney, "Stick," ex-'10, is engaged in the Automobile Nelson N. Scales, "Henshaw." Sumner Waite, "Scrapper. business with his father, in Portland. Howard L- Farwell, "Prunes," William R. Ballon, "Rip." draftsman in the offices of Carl S. Cleaves, "Jock." been promoted to the position of Ralph B. Pond, "Froggy." Chauncey S. Robinson, "Toddy." Raymond F. Churchill, 'Xohen. Philip Garland, "Wafer. Benjamin Haskell, "Hog. Clifford H. George, "Professor.' Warren McDonald, "Hoot. Leon W. Smiley, "CatT Charles B. Cleaves, "Shark. 1913 '09, who has been working as a the Boston and Maine Railroad, has Assistant Engineer of the Civil Engineering Dept. "Prunes" was here and took in the boat-ride. Bro. Foster Farwell, ex-'ll, is inspector of machines with the Stevens-Durea Automobile Com pany, of Springfield, Conn. Miller I. Bradbury, "Braddy." Warren G. Brewer, "Spikf. William S. Carter, "Nick. Clifton E.Chandler, ' Jingles. Marthon Doak, "Tib. Harold Hamlin, "Scout. Morrill S. Pope, "Morgy. Chester A. Wescott "Deak. George E. Young, "Squanto. Ralph W. Wetherbee, "Hudson. FIJI banquet Attention Fijis! Our Commencement Banquet held on June 6, 9 P. M. Gams are cordially invited, Annual will be All Phi and we extend a special appeal to our Alumni to be present if possible. \r\nTHE MAINE FIJI THE MAINE FIJI Philip Garland, 1912 Editor C. A. Wescott, 1913 Manager Omega Md Os.KBl'&Vi. • •Editorial Staff Alumni Reporters Issued—When there is news enough, usually the fifteenth of each college month. Subscription Price—The hearty co operation of our Alumni. No articles in this paper are to be published in any but publications of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. EDITORIAL This is the last issue of The Fiji for this year. When you again hear from us, we will have lost many of our best and truest Brothers, the men who for four years have worked and labored to place old Phi Gamma Delta where she should be, who have direeted the affairs of this chapter, and also made names for themselves in the During the season of 1906-1907, the first Maine Fiji was published. Its primary objeet was to keep the Alumni united and interested in the aetiye chapter. Since that time various other purposes have entered into the paper but the fundamental object is still the same. The Fiji should be a link between Brother and Brother, binding each Alumni firmer to the others and all to the chapter from which they started out into the world. Is the Fiji accomplishing its mission? We sincerely hope so but are not sure. Do the Alumni derive any good from reading its pages and learning what their brothers are doing in the world ? If so, won't you let us know; by helping us to make the Fiji bet ter, by sending us news of some Brother, of something in which a Phi Gam was interested; by giving us your opinion of the paper and advise and even criticism for its betterment. When we get these things from our Alumni, there can college world. Althpugh we hope no longer be any doubt but what another j^ear to introduee you to new brothers who will take their the Fiji's work is appreciated. places in keeping Omega Mu at the top, yet we feel it will be hard to ma,ke up for the men we are now losing. Perhaps a word coneerning their future plans may not be amiss. Charles F. Smith of Skowhegan, has secured a position with the Western Electrie Co., in Chicago, HI. James G. Scales of Guilford, ^ to be Assistant Chemist for the Pennsylvania Rubber Co., of Teannette. Pa. three remaining Seniors are Malcolm E. Fassett of Portland, LOCALS Bro. Frank Fellows, ex-'12, Bro. Terschak F. Bye, ex-'07, Bro. R. L. Mitchell, '07, Bro. Ralph Flint, ex-'12, Bro. C. C. Garland, '82, Bro. Boardman, S. Williams, ex-'11, Bro. Albert H. Brown, '80, have been recent visitors at the house. On April 29, the Dramatic Club was at Lincoln, Me., where they gave a fine performance. Bro. Malcolm Fassett, '10, and Bro. Lester M. Bragg of Stoekton Springs George, '12, both had important parts and should be congratulated It^y have not decided on any on their work. On May 20th the dehnite position as yet but will and James M. Eaton of Prineeton. club was at Bangor, Much credit doubtless soon secure good ones for the Clubs fine work belongs to But we wish them all luck, what Bro. Windsor P. Daggett, Professor ever theymaydoor where ever they of Public Speaking, for the Jifue go, and may they always re patience he has spent in drilling member and never regret the days and the men. they have spent in college as Fijis. Bro. Raymond Churchill, '12, \r\nTHE MAINE FIJI was a delegate to the Amherst Pig Dinner, held on April 15th. Be sides Bro. Churchill, Omega Mu had four other representatives, Bro. Foster Farwell, ex-'ll, Bro. T. H. Reynolds, '06, Bro. Arthur Ham in regard to mistakes or omissions. mond, ex-'12, and Bro. W. D. Kurd, Allen, Bert J., '86, Middleboro, Mass. former Professor of Agriculture at the U. of M. Bro. Churchill report PHI GAMMA DEETA ALUMNI The following are the most com plete Alumni lists we now have. We would be glad of all information Anderson, Thomas A., '02, Pittsfield, Me. ed that he had the time of his life. Atkinson, W. H., '92, 14 Melrose St., Raymond W. Davis has been South Framingham, Mass. Aborn, E. B., ex-'06, 46 Burablecom chosen as one of next year's Senior Skulls. Good Work, Ray! Keep it up. On Monday, May 30, we had our annual boat ride. The boat left the Bangor wharf at 9 A. M. and steamed slowly down the river to St., Lynn, Mass. Anderson, William A., Boynton St., Bangor, Me. ex-'09, 7 Bixby, John H., '01, 263 Prospect St., Ashtabula, Ohio. Bixby, Oscar M., '01, 60 W. 128th St., Verona, where we all had a most N. Y. enjoyable dinner. Blackwell, Chas. E., '99, Madison, Me. Brastow, Wm. T., '97, American Bridge Co., Ambridge, Pa. After a pleas ant hour, spent in dancing, we again set sail and reached Castine. Here we enjoyed our selves until time to return up the river, which we did in the evening. The ride was voted one of the best ever held and everyone was unani mous in declaring the Fiji Boat Ride one of the events of the year. We wish to thank the following brothers for their gifts to the house this year. Bro. Amon Brown, '07, Bro. Ralph H. Fifield, '05, Bro. Robert D. Mitchell, '07, and Bro. Brown, Amon B., '07, Rupert, Idaho. Burns, Caleb, '07, Paia Mani, Hawaii. Burns, Wm. B., '07, Mars Hill, Me. Baker, Robert C., ex-'04, Copperhill, Tenn. BartlETT, James M., '80, Orono, Me. Bennett, Waldo H., '01, 6 Water St., Newport, Me. Bodge, Byron H., ex-'02, 8Philbrick St., Norwood, Mass. Brown, Albert H., '80, Oldtown, Me. Buck, Hosea B., '93, Room 1, Columbia J. Wilbur Chapman of Ohio State College. We also desire to express Bldg., Bangor. Me. our gratitude to the New York Phi Dexter, Me. Gamma Delta Club for their gift of a beautiful picture of their new We desire to sincerely thank all of our Alumni and Brothers who have so cheerfully given their contribu tions to our former matron, Mrs. C. A. Belcher, during her illness. We appreciate their generosity and and in behalf of the chapter wish to thank them. Bro. Bunker, Stephen S., '97, La Paz., Bolivia. Bye, T. p., ex-'07, Bessie-Ashworth Co., Club House. kindness Bumps, Wilber A., '75, 22Spring St., Malcolm E- Fassett was Bangor, Me. Campbell, Dudley E., '88, Prin. Caddington School, Newport, R. I. Catheron, Lewis J., ex-'12. South St.' P. O. Box 257, Needham, Mass. Chandler, Robert P., '03, Poison, Mont. Chaplin, Caroll S., '04, 125 Western Promenade, Portland, Me. Cimpher, Orman, ex-'03, Sullivan Sq. operated on for appendicitis, on May 25th, in Bangor. The attack Terminal Charlestown, Mass. was most unexpected but the opera tion was very successful and Bro. West Medford, Mass. Fassett is well on the road to re covery. Clark, Edmund, '91, 37 Warren St., Clifford, Edw. C., '04, Forest service, Missoula, Mont. \r\nTHE MAINE FIJI CROWEtL, William H., '00, 254 Main St., New Britain, Conn. CuMMiNGS, Robert L., '08, 511 Le banon St., Meirose, Mass. Goodwin, Bertram W., '03, Ridlonville, Me. Carle, Harry P., ex-'lO, 105 Pearl St., Portland, Me. Chamberlain, Gilman, a. L., ex-'07. Phi Gamma Delta House 318 West 57th St., New York. Goodwin, George P., '07,243 Stark St., Portland, Ore. Charles E., ex-'02, Wilton, Me. Gould, Samuel W., '77, Skowhegan, Me. Clark, Bertrand, E., '87, Bar Harbor, Glidden, Everett, '96, 922 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. Me. Clarke, Wilkie C., '00, Skowhegan, Green, James N., '02, 76 Chapman St., Putnam, Conn. Me. Collins, A. W., '05, Hemakaupoko, Mani Tei Hawaii. Hall, William D., '07, Presque Isle, Me. Davis, Harry W., ex-'85, Guilford, Me. Decker, Wilber, F.,'79,304 Andrews Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Dunning, James A. '84, Broad St., Bangor, Me., Hanscom, Arthur S., '08, Wagner, Mont. Hanson, Walter, K., ex-'12, French St., Bangor, Me. Harvey, Austin I., '77, 6 Summer St., Dow, Fred T., '90, Bangor, Me. Bangor, Me. Dow, Owen O., '08, Hiram, Me. Eastman, Fred L., '88, 316 BealeSt., School, Kalamazoo, Mich. Wollaston, Mass. HaRvey, LeRoy, H., '01, State Normal Haskell, Ralph W., '05, Westbrook, Ellis Merton E., '95, 25 Peabody Ave., Me. Beverly, Mass. Eaton, Russell W., '73, Brunswick, Me. EsTabrooke, C. B., ex-'09, Groton, Me. Mass. Farrington, Herbert O., '02, 33 Smith St., Portland, Me. Fellows Frank, ex-'12, 144 Exchange St., Bangor, Me. Fellows, Raymond, '08,144 Exchange St., Bangor, Me. Flint, Ralph J., ex-'12. West Baldwin Me. Farwell, Howard L., '09, 44 Harvest St., Dorchester, Mass. Farwell, F. Foster, Jr., ex-'ll, 29 Arlington St., Chicopee Falls, Mass. Fifield, R. H., '05, Malta, Montana. FiTz, Guy B., '03, Auburn, Me. Flint, Prof. Walter, '82, W. Baldwin, Me. French, Haywood G., '86, care J. W. Bishop & Co., 683 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass. Frost, W. O., '06, Negaumee, Mich. Garland, Charles Clinton, '82, Oldtown, Me. Garland, C. L., '04, Box 571, Bangor, Me. Gould, Joseph F., '82, Oldtown, Me. Gill, William E., ex-'04, 656 Main St., Worcester, Mass. HitchIngs, Edson S., '75, Waterville, •Hamlin, Geo., '73, Orono, Me. Hancock, William J., '88) Erasmus Hall'High School, Brooklyn, New York. Hardison, Allen C., '00, Ottawa, Kansas. Hart, Prof. James N., '85, Orono, Me. Harvey, B. T., '05, Independence, Iowa. Hart, Malcolm C., '00, 5532 Ridge Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Harvey, Clifford D., '01, N®'"' sington. Pa. Harvey, Willis, ex-'09, Ocolla, Fla. Haskell, E. J., '72, Westbr^k, Me. Hayes, Clarence M., 09, Box 107, Cob. Conn. Haywood, G. E., '07, Winthrop, Me. Hill, W. A., '08, Great Falls, Mont. Hilliard, E. K., '05, Cambridge, Mass. Milliard, John H., '03, 220 Broadway, New York City. Hinchliffe, John H., '03, 4 Garan St., East Hartford, Conn. Hodgkins, R. L., ex-'09, 678 East 37th St., Oakland, Calif. Houghton, Austin D., '97, Soquel, Calif. Hurd, Prof. W. D., Massachusetts Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. \r\nTHE MATNE FIJI 7 Hutchinson, George W., '93, Greensburg. Pa. Illingsworth, Miles W., '07, Lock Box 518, Worcester, Mass. Ingersoll, Frederick M.,ex-'ll, Au- Mitchell, Charles A., '01, New Glasgow. Nova Scotia. Merrill, John N., care Headquarters Philippines Constabulary, Manila, P. I. Mitchell, Ezra C., 02, J.817 F. St., burn Me. N. W. Washington, D. C. Jordan, Whitman H., '75, Geneva, Mitchell, Lester H., '05, Glendive, New York. Mont. Jose, Wallace H., '94, .142 No. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa. Joyce, Shirley S., ex-'12, 16 School St., Bar Harbor, Me. Keyes, Austin H., '85,.Dover, N. H. Keith, Alfred J., '82, Oldtown, Me. Keith, Ballard F., '08, Jesus College, Oxford, England. Keyes, Prescott, Jr., '91, Westbrook, Montgomery, Carroll, ex-'03, Woodfords. Me. Nason, C. J., ex-'09, Hampden, Me. Neallby, Colvin H., '92, 224 Broad St., Newark, N.J. Oliverbaum, John E., '04, 45 North 7th. St., Hamilton, O. Charles E., '76, 149 Cedar St.. Bangor, Me. King, Fred W., '03, Schenectady, N.Y. Kittredge, C. D., '03, 3 Division St., Schenectady, N. Y. Little, Leslie, '04, 63 Logan St., Denver, Colo. Lyon Alpheus C., '02, Am. Tel. &Tel. Portland, Me. Paine, S. R., ex-'09,9Cedar St., West Lynn, Mass. Patten, James H.,'82, BarHarbor, Me. Patterson, John C., '78, care.G. N. Railway Co., St..Paul, Minn. Co., Boston, Mass. LISHERNESS, Ernest, '07, Hampden, Owen, George S., '06, Thomas St., Powers, Fred W., '80, .104 Brighton Ave., Portland, Me. Perkins, Frank J. '78, Oldtown, Me. Libby, Herbert L, '98, 12i Oak St., Perkins, Newell R., Skowhegan, Me. Lord Robert W., '91, Skowhegan, Me. Lynn Robert W.,'01, Hartland, Me. Beverly Mass. Plummer, A. B., ex-'07. No. New Biddefor'd, Me. Maddocks, Harold L., '00, 504 Trust Bldg , Newark, Ohio. Marston, Frank L., '96, Stockton Springs Me' Means Otis W., '08, 20 Lawton Ave., Lynn Mass ' Merriam Willis H., '86, 858 Coeurd Alene Ave Spokane, Washington. Mitchell, FredC., '00, Arlington,Mass. Mitchell, Frank Henry, '00, Richmond and Tioga St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mitchell Robert L.,'07, 601 Tremont Bid. Boston, Mass. PiERCE, William B., '90,7 CUfford Ave., Portland, Me. Porter, J. H., ex-'04. Brewer, Me. Porter, Byron, '97, Lincoln, Me. Powell, Morris M., '99, Orono, Me. Quincy, Frederick G., '90, 499 State Me. Reed, John, '89, Benton Falls, Me. Rollins, Kent A., '09, Farmington Falls, Me. Rollins, Dean W., '07, Stonington, Me. Russell, Prof. Fremont S., '85, ^ Mullen Charles W., '83, 59 Broad- way, Bangor, Me. Murray, HERBERT, '94, Haileybury, Ojjt Russell, Leo B., 00, Farmington, Me. Reynolds, T. H., '06, Turners Falls. Mass. Richardson,Fred J.,ex-'08,R.F.D. 1, Martin, B. C., '01, 826 Macey Ave., Brooklyn, New York. Martin, C. H., '07, 826 Macey Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Corinna, Me. Rogers, Allen, '97, Pratts Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. Small, James R., '94, 20 Holborn St., McDonald, Frank, '00, Eastport. Me. Merrill, Clyde H., ex-'ll,; 107 Winter St., Auburn, Me. Roxbury, Mass. Smith, C. D., '05,-40th and Butler Sts., Pittsburg, Pa. \r\nthe; MAINE FIJI 8 Smith, D. F., '05, 405 The Ontario, Washington, D. C. Smith, Lewis E., '03, Pasadena Cal. Young, Bert Harvey, '03, Bar Harbor, Me. Q. T. V. ALUMNI Smith, R. J., '08, 432 Thompson St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Southard, Louis Carver, Tremont St., Boston. '75, 73 Allen, Chas M., '80, Pratt Institute Brooklyn, N. Y. Andrews, Henry H., '81, Callaway, Stevens, Ray P., '98, care Lehigh Valley Transit Co., Allentown, Pa. Neb. Stickney, Chas. E., ex-'10, 24 Charles St., Portland, Me. Auburn. SuTTON, Harry E., '09, 19 St., James Ave., Boston, Mass. Sargent, Paul D., '96, Augusta, Me. Bartlett, Chas. S., '97,180 Turner St., Bowden, Geo. I., '90, Elm St., Hingham. Mass. Brown, Chas L., 49 Washington St., Rumford, Me. Scott, Walter E., '04, care Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Co., Bryer, Chas. S., '97, 236 Cumberland Ave., Aubumdale, Mass. Lind Wash. Barker, George G., '86, 219 Forest Ave., Springfield, Ohio. Small, Frank L., '88, 177 Linden Ave., Hampton, Va. Stanley, H. A., '05, care General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Stevens, Fred L., '84, 34 Winter St., Bartlette, Joshua B., ex-'82. Ashland, Me. Bisbee, Fred M., '76, La Junto, Colo. Blackington, Alvah D., '77, Hotel Bangor, Me. Jermyon, Scranton, Pa. Steward, R. K., '08, 701 W. Illinois St., Urbana, 111. Stevens, Ray F., ex-'lO, Westbrook, Me. duskeag Ave., Bangor, Me. Blanding, Edward M., '77, 172 Ken- Boynton, Jacob L., '82, 12 University Sturtevant, Geo. W., Jr., '81, 1208 Fisher Bldg., Chicago, 111. SuTTON, George A., '83, Orono, Me. Thompson, Prop. G. A., Orono, Me. Towle, E. L., '09, 5081 National Ave., Terrace, Lynn, Mass. West Allis, Wis. Van Horne, Horace M., ex-'ll, 5103 Waterville, Me. Chester Ave., West Philadelphia, Pa. Ore. Walker, Perley F., '96, 1301 Ohio St., Lawrence, Kansas. Wescot, Arthur C., '99, Rutherford Calderwood, Isaac G., '95, care St. L. R. & P. Co., Missina Springs, N. Y. Caldwell, Andrew J., '78, Newburgh, Rubber Co., Rutherford, N. J. Weston, Benjamin T., '00, 303 Com N. Y. monwealth Bldg., Jackson, Mich. White, Frank ManlEy, '07, Vinalhaven, Me. Wilson, Nathaniel E., '88, 123 Maple St., Reno, Nev. WE.STON, Wallace A., '00. 21 No. Front St., Wheeling, West Va. Wharff, Edward M., '03, Winterport, Me. •White, L. H., '98, Newport, Me. Whitney, Harvey D., '03, Auburn, Me. Whittier, Charles C., '99, 1121 The Rookery, care Rob W. Hunt & Co,, Chicago, 111. Williams, Boardman S., ex-'ll, 161 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. Brick, Francis S.,'88, Uxbridge, Mass. Brown, Henry W., '81, Literary Institution, New Hampton, N. H. BurlEigh, John H., '87, 93 Main St., ColEsworthy, Chas. F., '75, Pendleton, Clark, Irving M., '87, 148 E. 34 St., New York City, N. Y. Clarke, Roscoe C., '92, 61 Park St., Lynn, Mass. Clary, Justin R., '97, East Wilton, Mass. CoBURN, Lewis F., '75, Yreka, Cal. Crosby, Oliver, '76, 801 Goodrich Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Cowan, Edward H., '94, Marion, Ohio. Crosby, Robert A., ex-'Ol, 97 Ex change St., Portland, Me. Danforth, Edward F., '77, Skowhegan Me. Dole, Asher, '85, Suffolk, Va. Drew, Albert W., '90, Newport News, Va. \r\nTHE MAINE FIJI Dunton, Oscar H., '82, Circleville, Lord, Thomas G., '88, Skowhegan, Me. Merrill, Geo. P., '79, Dept. of Geology Ohio. Elliott, Fred B., '88, Auburn, Me. Elwell, Charles C., '78, N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R., New London, Conn. Farrington, Mellen E., '92, Bangor, Me. U. S. National Museum, Washington, D. C. Moulton Joseph F., '85, Normanville, N. Y. Mayo, Edward D., '75, 2015 Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. Frost, Charles A., '95, 40 Grant St., South Franiingham, Mass. Freeman, George G., '89, Cherryfield, Me. 9 Elliot Mayo, R. J., '00, 129 Lisbon St., Lewiston, Me. Merriam,, Charles H., '86, 327 The Rookery, Spokane, Washington. ForTier, Arthur H., Los Angeles, Cal. ji. Merrill, Dennis D., '85, Acme, Wash. Fuller, Osgood E., ex-'80, Rockland, [• Merrill, Fenton, '87, Acme, Wash. Gannett,'93, 53 State St., Boston, Mass. Gould, Geo. P., '90, 9 Poplar St., Bangor, Me. Gay, George M.,'89, Damariscotta, Me. Gilbert, Walter J., ex-'97, Calais, Me. Goodridge, Elmer O., '85, 148 E. Foster St., Melrose, Mass. Greenwood, Elmer E., '87, Skow hegan, Me. Gurney, John I., '74, Highland St., Dorchester, Mass. Haggett, Eben R., '89, 1102 American Bldg., Baltimore, Md. Harvey, C. C.,'90, Fort Fairfield, Me. Hamilton, Harry E., '76, 125 Marlborough St., Boston, Mass. Hatch, John W., '88, Bangor, Me. I Merrill, T. L., '91, Acme, Wash. 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