§• ^ © 55 « POSTMASTER : tn a FP} If not delivered in ' - , -r > TJv ten days, please notify Phi Gamma Delta, University of Maine, Orono, Me, . _ r. ^ J:i-. '.':,;:-vr,:,.-/ I •-• • JUN24.-A 8-3OP I Ii / /WE^--' (y-^^Cdcr-^ RS ^ SF- |U B3 €a RS RS u •A a a s 5 © s: m S o _Po g 2 « ~-t. i t \r\nJWatne JUNE, 1911 Vol. V. No. 4 Clifton E. Chandler, 1913 Editor Sumncr Waite, 1911 "i Carl S. Cleaves, 1912 Ralph W. Wetherbee, 1913 Fernando T. Norcross, 1914 Chester A. Meriott, '13 Alumni Associate Editors Business Manager Reporters Issued—When there is news enough. Subscription Price—The hearty cooperation of our Alumni. No articles in this paper are to be published inany publications except those of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, unless special permission is se cured. editorial Brothers, as this is the last issue of the Maine Fijifor this college year, we find no better chance of showing our appreciation of the noble work done by our Senior Brothers than right now. i-or four long years these brothers have trodded along, side by side, bearing each others burdens and cares, as brothers should. They have made thp° f ^ ' and have brought the standard of InrH °a high. They have worked tl"°"gh their a fin sate. We chapter afine know has thatdeveloped they are into goingsuch to world nnH spirit into the outer be successful '^The mond W Davis brothers are Ray- Nelson N. Scales''11 s E. Stiekney, 'u W^ite,'il, Charles Harry P. Carle,'li and Wm May they always b^tn mJnd'" Are fade'd'wRh^"?® '''• When Sol's swift wL"??®""'® And college lifp-o , ? Brother Alumnus w probably hard at work^ life's battle but nevern , you will spare us a litti your ^gb' »" ^'c do hope that Some of the brothers T ""^^ndcomeand see us. of visiting us annual/v^^ already got the habit will always receive a 1 hearts and home m few visits from the " welcome into our received quite a you can feel assured th ^oys" this year and but we want more r Habit" and come and°sefus. appreciated them \r\nJOIN THE new YORK CLUB Our fraternity of PHI GAMMA DELTA has no better asset, no better inducement to liold of the convention will be at Hotel Shenley. The Alumni Association at Pittsburgh has been very active in making plans for this event and it is the hope of the whole fraternity that this con before the eyes of the prospective Fijis, when rushing them, than the PHI GAMMA DELTA vention will be the most successful ever held. CLUB of NEW YORK. graduates of this chapter will attend this grand " Fiji Gathering." This club has done noble work and has raised the standard and strength of our fraternity to a greater heighth since its establishment. During the club's recent troubles, every Fiji, active members, and old Alumni, responded to the call for aid and by the sincerity of the re sponse, showed their appreciation of the club and saved it for the fraternity. But we can not rest on our oars and do nothing,-' now that the club is tided over its troubles. If we did, other troubles would soon follow. What we must do is to take an active interest in the club. The best way to do this is to become a member. A rule has recently been passed allowing non If it is possible, we sincerely hope that the The graduate members to represent this chap ter are Bros. James G. Scales, '10 and A. G. Mitchell, '75. The undergraduate member is Bro. "Ben" Haskell, '12, with Bro. Charles B. Cleaves as alternate. The rates at the hotel will be on the American ]3lan. Room and bath for one S4.50 Room and bath for two Room without bath for one.... Room without bath for two.... Two rooms and bath for four... 3.75 3.50 3.50 3.50 resident members to vote for officers the same as regular resident members, thus increasing the SOCIAL LIFE benefits to be derived from it. Surely every Fiji who possibly can should take out a non resident membership. It may seem that a great deal of stress is laid on this point, but if this is so, it is because we realize what a fine thing the club isfor us and, in the words of the poker shark, "when you've got a good thing, keep it agoing." The social functions held by Omega Mu during the past yearhave been in every way successful. The chapter has held two house parties, a Facul ty Smoker, a Freshman Smoker, and, to cap the climax, one of the finest annual boat rides that the chapter has ever held. Besides these important events the chapter has entertained continuously during the year in the way of in formal dinner parties and the like. NOTICE TO ALUHNI Owing to the fact of our having a new dormitory and the desire of the faculty to fill ALUMNI NOTES issued to each fraternity stating that they could take into their houses only a specified number Bro. Harry Sutton, '09, was at the house several days ago. ..nMl" We were more than glad to see Bro Bi It as soon as possible, an edict was recently of freshmen next year. Under such restrictions the question of rushing freshmen is more vital t lan ever. This fact is our reason for again as ing every Alumnus to aid us in our choice of prospective men. What we want, is for you to inform us of any good men who are coming to MAINE next fall. By doing so you will material ly aid our chances in securing good men. This matter is an important one, for on our freshmen Hall again. "Bill" always visits us nt least once a year and we all wish that more of our Alumni would do the same. ^Bros. "Steve" Farwell, '09 and "Mike I'lint, ex-'12, were with us on our annual boat ride. A visit from Bro. E. L. Morey, '90 and wife, recently was very much appreciated. Congratulations are in order to Bro. "Pat" depends the future of our chapter. Every Alumnus should make it a personal rnatter and feel a personal responsibility to do his bit towards getting the best possible men for old OMEGA MU. If every one does Collins who recently had a daughter born tohim. Bro. L. C. Southard, '75, and son recently feel this responsibility and act accordingly, we shall have a freshman delegation second to none. In speaking of this matter address communica tions to Chester A. Wescott, Phi Gammar Delta House, Orono, Me., or to any of the addresses given in another part of this little book. Haskell, '72, A. J. Harvey, '77," High" Dow, '08, "Humpy" Bragg, >io, H. D. Whitney, '03, and made us a visit. At the Section Convention held here we were glad to see the familiar faces of Bros. E. J"Jim" Eaton, '10. Bro. N. N. Scales, 'II, has been with us for a month or so. JUNIOR WEEK AND COMMENCEMENT the sixty-third EKKLESIA at PITTS BURGH The Ekklesia of 1911 is to be held at Pitts burgh on July 5, 6, 7, and8. The headquarters Fijis at Omega Mu celebrated Junior Week, June 7, 8, 9, and 10, with characteristic hos pitalities. With beautiful weather and a host of "lovely girls" as our guests the pleasant \r\nlypast and Sunday dawned on a tired but happy more favorable turn from that of last year can not be conceived. The faculty and student body are working together. Athletics under memories of the joyous week. the new system is on the improve. New im provements to the athletic field with better events of Maine's liiggest social week sped cpiick- crowd, in whose minds will linger long the fond ^ ^^ Coniinencement with all its gay festivities followed on the heels of Junior Week. Sunday, June 11, President Robert J. Aley, delivered a athletics are in sight. The Association will soon be reaping a revenue day. Alumni mcefings. Class Day Exercises and from their college store. Only a bright future can be seen ahead. President Aley is interested in all student activities and gives them his varied events. On Tuesday was the Com support. The new dormitory is near com pletion. With all this every Maine man has the Fraternities, Lunches and the like. Wednes see a promising outlook for the future. fine Baccalaureate Sermon. Monday was a busy the' President's Reception were among the mencement Dinner in the Gym. Reception of day was the last day and most important to the seen satisfaction in the year just passed and can Seniors for on that day they received their degrees. In the evening was the Commence ment Ball. Thus, ended the University year of 1911. one of the most successful in its history. On Tuesday evening, the 13th, the Annual Fiji Commencement Banquet took place and was a complete success. THE UNIVERSITY YEAR A very successful athletic year has been passed at Maine this year and due in no small measure to the sy.stem under the direction of E. R. Wingard. Maine won the State Irack Meet this year at Waterville, with 41 points. Bates was second with 39, while Colby scored 20 and Bowdoin brought up the rear with 16 points. The meet was the most closely contested inyears ond Maine won because it wasthe best balance team on the field. The house wasreprescnte by Waite, '11, in the dashes. Smiley, '12 m t ie weight events and Thomas, '14, in the po ® FIJIS IN COLLEGE From the beginning of the year until the very end every Fiji of the chapter has endeavored to do something for the welfare of his AlmaMater, and, as a result of this earnest effort, Fiji boys have been prominent in most every activity. The chapter started the year with pledging twelve freshmen. Every one of whom has shown that he was worthy of being a true mem ber of Phi Gamma Delta. In the Freshman and Sophomore contests Bros. Abbott, Shields, Daniels and Hanson won their numerals as members of the Freshman nine. Bro. Abbott was also captain of this team. Bros. Wescott and Pope won their numerals on the Sophomore team. In track Bros. Hodgkins, Thomas and Martin won their numerals for the Freshmen and Pope, Hamhn, and Wetherbee for the Sophomores. Bros. vault. "Bro." McDonald as manager, took t le Hodgkins and Abbott made their numerals on team to Vermont and defeated U. of V. bee on the Sophomore team. brought out the men and rounded them mc the Freshman team were Bros. Abbott, Hall, and Haskell, on the Sophomore team Bro. Wescott, good margin. Two dual meets with o^^^ dition for the state meet. The usual meet was held in the winter with the e taking first place. ..t follow Our Baseball team this spring did n ^ a expectations. They played Harvar Abbott, '14, held down second base made the Mandolin Club, of which Davis, '11, ^^tting Brewer, '13, Hodgkins, '14, and Hanson, '14, taste. Both Fijis were high men on In the social world we also took a prominent interest uP°" stand. Cummings, 'n, member of Senior o;iieg® Assembly Committee, Ballon, '12 Chairman of py team Junior Week Committee and Curator for Ivy day; Cleaves, '12, on Junior Prom. Committee; Tennis has aroused renewed i"'- medals. "Bro." Smiley made the that competed in the State te ^eet ^ gate Brunswick year, bowdoin carried ofl-thethis honors in both doub ^ gjngles^ pav^ 'Phe atmosphere has cleared. St. .h.o,,por;u«.ies Maine and are pushing U. of M. was leader. Bros. Garland, '12, Haskell, '12, were in the Glee Club. the campus this spring and as a Mu has six teams out for the In the Musical Clubs we were well represented. Bros. Garland, '12, Haskell, '12, Thomas, '14, aii^ ggn's list. Abbott will be next year's back out question. Bros. Cleaves and Smiley on the Junior team and Bro. Scales on the Senior team. Bro. ball team. The team was eratic and did not games. Scales, '11, played right In basketball all the classes participated. On Scales was captain elect of the varsity basket the lead set by last year's chainpioiis up 4-3 score and then lost four of the Freshman football team. Pope and Wether (.aken Thomas, '14, member of Military Hop Com mittee. For Commencement honors, Davis 'II, was chairman of Class Day Committee; Waite, 11, class historian; Pinkham, 'II, on Senior Ball Committee. Hamlin, '13, and Chandler, '13 on Sophomore Hop Committee; C. S. Cleaves, 12, was class orator for Junior Week; Garland, 12, class poet; C. B. Cleaves, '12, McDonald, \r\n'12, and Garland, '12, were listed among the Junior Prize Speakers. On the varsity football squad were Bros. Waite, '11, Smiley, '12, and Hodgkins, '14. These men worked hard and, although they did not the make the eleven, they materially aided it through their earnest endeavor. As a con- Brother Hart came outand greeted the Fijis,and they went inside where a most haijpy hour was spent in singing and incidentally in eating up the iee-eream. Our matron and foster-mother, Mrs. Jeanette A. Harrington, is to be with us again next year much to our hearty appreciation. sequenee of four yearsof hard work on this squad Bro. "Scrapper" Waite was awarded the Mfor whom we wish to introduce to the brothers. faithful service. Brother Flarvey is a prominent member of the In varsity track we also had men represented We have a new Fiji, Leigh Irving Harvey, University of Maine Law School where he has in Bros. Waite, '11, Smiley, '12, and Thomas, '14. Bro. Waite succeeded in making his much-prized studied for two years. letter in running on the relay team at the B. A. A. meet. The other brothers have not, as yet, made their M but they have the same loyal managing editor of the Law School Review, and Maine spirit and Fiji grit as Bro. Waite had and it is hoped that before long they will succeed training table here at the chapter house. The following brothers, who have been training for also. On the varsity baseball squad were Bros. Shields, '14, Daniels, '14, and Hanson, '14, while Bros. Scales, '11, and Abbott, '14, played on the nine. In the past year he has been captain of the Law School baseball team, Vice President of the Assembly. During the spring semester we have had a baseball and track, have eaten at this table: Ned Scales, "Scrapper" Waite, "Art" Abbott, " Bid" Thomas, "Cat" Smiley,"Cupid" Daniels, and "Windy" Shields. editor-in-chief of the Campus for the ensuing year, Norcross, '14, one of the associate editors, During the past month or so the house has been thoroughly cleaned and put in first class condition. The dining room has been burlapped and Wetherbee, '13, assistant business manager. and a new system of lights installed. All the Ballon, '12, and McDonald, '12, were elected study rooms have been thoroughly cleaned and to the honorary senior society. Senior Skulls; George,'12, and Cleaves,'12, made the national honorary engineering society of Tau Beta Pi; in some of them a new system of lighting has In the literary line McDonald, '12, was elected Haskell, 11, national honorary chemistry society of Alpha Chi Sigma, and Weseott, '13, and Chandler, '13, were elected to the Sophomore Owl Society. Ihe Maine Masque was managed by George, 12; Haskell, 14, and Norcross, '14,. took character parts. For next year George, '12, is Vice-President of the Masque, Norcross, '14, also been installed. The tennis court was dug up this spring and rolled. We now can boast of one of thefinest courts on the campus. The lawn all around Die house has been well looked after and at t us writing everything is beautiful about the house SUMMER ADDRESSES assistant manager, and Haskell, '14,-stage 1911 j Me .Harry P. Carle, 165 Pearl St., manager. I'or next year Ballou, '12, is President of the Athletic Association and McDonald, '12, is Vice President and also a senior member on the Athletic Board. Phis summary is but a brief oneof the work done during the college year. We all hope we can do better next year for Maine's sake and fo"" our fraternity Phi Gamma Delta. Niles C. Pinkham, 17 Hill St., Portland, Nelson N. Scales, Guilford, Me. New York, N. Y. , j Me. Sumner Waite, 196 Newbury St., Po""! 1912 LOCALS covered that May 22nd was Dean Hart's birth day, and so secret preparations were made to celebrate the event. lee-cream and cake were made in the afternoon, and by seven-thirty everything was ready. It was a wild band of F'ijis, with coats discarded and each with a dish ^Charles B. Cleaves, 40 Beckett St., Clifford H. George, South Brewer, Me. enjamin Haskell, Westbrook, -,dfords, ^Warren McDonald, 10 Crosby St., ^0° Leon W. Smiley, Skowhegan, Me. house at eight o'clock. As the brothers neared T the Dean's home not a word was spoken till Warren G. Brewer, Peaks Island, all joined in singing "Just a Song at Twilight." Portland, Cari S. Cleaves, Bar Harbor, Me. Pliilip Garland, Old Town, Me. and spoon in his hand, which left the chapter they had gathered under the window, and then ,„,naica, Charles E. Stickney, 147 Union Ave- J William R. Ballou, Bath, Me. A short while ago one of the brothers dis ' Nathan C. Curnmings, Gorhani, Raymond W. Davis, Guilford, Me. •William O. Haskell, Westbrook, Me. Me ' ^ 1913 . radbury Gorham, Me. ^ Chandler, 9Weseott St., Harold Hamlin, Qrono, Me. \r\nMorrill S. Pope, East Macliias, Me. graduates are scattered in many nooks and cor Chester A. Weseott, 10 High St., Bar Harbor, ners and this of course is the reason for the small attendance. Expense and business aPairs are Me. certainly matters that have to be taken into con Ralph W. Wetherbec, Hudson, Mass. sideration. 1914 Brother Windsor P. Daggett, Brown, '02, Arthur W. Abbott, 2 Charles St., Portland, acted as toastmaster in a very creditable man Me. ner. Mayor Charles W. Mullen of Bangor, was the first speaker and he in turn was followed by Rev. Alva R. Scott of Purdue, Edward J. Guy S. Bachelder, Bangor, Me. Clyde P. Daniels, Thomaston, Me. Howe W. Hall, Rockland, Me. Haskell, '72, and Section Chief Penfield Mower, Ernest P. Hanson, Gorhani, Me. Dartmouth, '04. Theodore W. Haskell, Westbrook, Me. E. Marshall Hodgkins, 13 Plorida St., Dor The delegates brought messages from their respective chapters and spoke in the following order: Alpha Chi, Amherst, George W. Williams, chester, Mass. Preston H. Martin, Port Pairfield, Me. Pernando T. Noreross, Doering, Me. Vietor H. Shields, Vinalhaven, Me. Philip W. Thomas, OGO Congress St., Portland, Me. ^4 THE FIFTH ANNUAL BOAT RIDE Pavored by an ideal May day the chapter held on May 30th, one of the most enjoyable boat rides in its history. Starting from the Boston Boat wharf on the sturdy Castine we set off down the river. The first stop was made Pi Rho Brown, Edward R. Handy, Delta Nu, Dartmouth, L. D. Hockridge, Iota Mu, Mass. i Tech., Claude P. Cairns, Pi Iota, Worcester, E. Donald Beach. The following alumni andothers were present. Edward J. Haskell, '72, Prof. E. P. Hitchings, '75 Dr. Austin I. Harvey, '77, Mayor Charles W.' Mullen, '83, Prof. James N. Hart, '85, Tershak P. Bye, '07, Harry D. Whitney, '03, Owen O. Dow, '08, Lester M. Bragg, '10, James M. Eaton, '10, Ralph Flint, ex-'I2, Willard O. Pratt, Brown, and Rev. Alva R. Scott, Purdue. at erona Park where fish chowder was served and a pleasant hour was spent in dancing and rambling about the picturesque shores of the eno jseot. ajoar and amid scrambling confusion the Ai B K to .net REVISED LIST OF PHI GAMMA DELTA hesound of the whistle summoned ? bound for Belfast, was at the wharf ALUMNI Allen, Bert J., 'SO, Middleboro, Mass. Anderson, Thomas, A., '02, Pittsfield, Me. Atkinson, W. H., '92, 14 Melrose St., South vlad 1to be ™ particularly filad with the bunch for was at least a few lours After a two hours stop in Belfast captain Pramingham, Mass. 5 oclock the nose of the little steamer was pointed homeward. The trip back thru the soft was enhanced the use of aandperfect moontwilight and with twinklingbymandolins Piji songsMawe slowly steamedourupmatron, the river.was on the Harrington, job as chaperon every minm^ and she is said to have dispensed with a whole box of matches in her various trips about the "crowded" decks. It was with a feeling of regret that the ligMs of Bangor, Me. Coombs was ready to return to Bangor and at Bangor were sighted and with many a sigh the happy party was broken up, clearing and avowing that another gathering of Phi Gam caliber had gone down among the records of Anderson, William A., ex-'09, 7 Boynton St., Bacon, P. H., '70, 2A Park St., Boston, Mass. Bixby, John H., '01, 263 Prospect St., Ashtabula, Ohio. Bixby, Oscar M., '01, 60 W. 128th St., N. Y. Blaekwell, Chas. E., '99, Madison, Me. Brastow, Win. T., '97, American Bridge Co., Ambridge, Pa. Brown, Amon B., '07, Rupert, Idaho. Burns, Win. B., '07, Mars Hill, Me. Bowles, Clayton, '05, Glendive, Mont. Baker, Robert C., ex-'04, Copperhill, Tenn. Bartlett, Prof. James M., '80, Orono, Me. Bennett, Waldorfl, '01, 5 Water St., Newport, Me. . , Bodge, Byron H., ex-'02, 8 Philbrick St., jqorwood. Mass. Brown, Albert H., '80, Oldtown, Me. happy occasions. CONVENTION BANQUET Assembled at the Colonial, inspired by t^e strains of Pullen's Orchestra, revelling in Fiji songs and bound together by college and fraternity spirit, the convention banquet held by Omega Mu took place in Bangor, on May 20th. It is with regret that we look back upo" this affair and think that a large body of alumni was not present. Aborn, E- B.,ex-'05, 46 Bumbleeom St. However, we realize that our Bragg, Lester M., '10, 213 High St., Pall River, Mass. . Buck, Hosea B., '93, Room I, Columbia Bldg., Bangor, Me. Bunips, Wilber A., '75, 22 Spring St., Dexter, Me Bunker, Stephen S., '97, La Paz., Bolivia. T. P., ex-'07, Besse-Ashworth Co., Dan- Dye; got; Me. \r\nGarland, C. L., '04, Box571, Bangor, Me. Campbell, Dudley E., '88, Prin. Caddington Gould, Joseph P., '82, Oldtown, Me. School, Nevvjiort, R. I. Carter, William S., ex-'13, Madison Gill, William E., ex-'04, 656 Main St., Worces Ave., ter, Mass. and 49th St., N. Y. Gihnorc, A. L., ex-'07. West Side Y. M. C. A., Catherson, Lewis J., ex-'12, South St., Need- 318 West 75th St., N. Y. ham, Mass. Goodwin, Bertram W., '03, Ridlonville, Me. Chandler, Robert P., '03, Poison, Mont. Goodwin, George P., '07, 47 St. Botolph St., Chaplin, Caroll S., '04,125 Western Promenade, Boston, Mass. Portland, Me. Gould, Samuel W., '77, Skowhegan, Me. Glidden, Everett, '96, 34 Elder St., Schenectady, N. Y. Clnirehill, Raymond P., cx-'12, 240 Pranklin St., Cambridge, Mass. Cimpher, Orman,ex-'03,SullivanScp Terminal, Greene, James N., '02, 70 Chapman St., Put Charlestown, Mass. nam, Conn. Clark, Edmund, '91, 37 Warren St., West Medford, Mass. ClilTord, Edward C., '04, Porest Service, Missoula, Mont. Crorvell, William H., '00, 254 Main St., New Britain, Conn. Cummings, Robert L., '08, 511 Lebanon St., Melrose, Mass. a » Hall, William D., '09, Presque Isle, Me. Hammond, Arthur K., ex-'12, 101 Main St., Wallingford, Conn. Hanscom, Arthur S., '08, Wagner, Mont. Hanson, Walter K.,ex-'12, French St., Bangor, Me. Harvey, Austin 1., '77, 6 Summer St., Bangor, Me. Harvey, Leroy H., '01, State Normal School, Chamberlain, Charles E., ex-'02, Wilton, Me. Clark, Bcrtrand E., '87, Bar Harbor, Me. Kalamazoo, Mich. Clarke, Wilkie C., '00, Skowhegan, Me. • Haskell, Ralph W., '05, Westbrook, Me. Collins, A. W., '05, Hemakaupoko, Mani lei, Hitchings, Prof. Edson S., '75, Orono, Me. Hamlin, Geo., '73, Orono, Me. Hawaii. Hancock, William J., '88, Erasmus Hall High Colesworthy, C. P. '75, 112 East High St., School, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hardison, Allen C., '90, Ottawa, Kansas. Hart, Prof. James N., '85, Orono, Me. Pendleton, Oregon. Davis, Harry W., cx-'85, Guilford, Me. Day, Eugene G., '04, Antigo, Wis. Harvey, B. T., '05, Independence, Iowa. Decker, Wilber P., '79, 304 Andrews Bldg.. Hart, Malcolm C., '10, 5532 Ridge Ave., St. Minneapolis, Minn. Dunning, James A., '84, Broad St., Bangor, Me. Louis, Mo. Doak Marthon, ex-'13, Belfast, Me. Harvey, Clifford D., '90, Port Pairfield, Me. Dow, Pred T., '90, Bangor, Me. Dow, Owen, O., '08, Hiram, Me. Harvey, Willis, ex-'02, Ocolla, Pla. Haskell, E. J., Westbrook, Me. Hayes, Clarence M., '99, p. O. Box 107, Cos Drew, Irving P., '99, 47 Morse St.. Portland, Cob, Conn. Me. Haywood, G. E., '07, 27 W. 24th St., N. Y. Eastman, Pred L., '88, 316 Beale St.. Flill, W. A., '08, Suite A, 98 Hemenway St., Wollaston, Mass. Boston, Mass. Ellis, Merton E., '95, 25 Peabody Ave., Hill, William E., ex-'04, 656 Main St., Beverly, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Eaton, Russell W., '73, Brunswick, Me. Hilliard, E. K., '05, 21 Milk St., Boston, Mass. Eaton, James M., '10, Y. M. C. A- ® ®'' Pall River, Mass. Passctt, Malcolm E., '10, 140 Concord Portland, Me. _ ^ Hilliard, John H., '03, 220 Broadway, N. Y- Flilliard, Stanley T., '08, Oldtown, Me. Flinchliffe, John H., '03, 4 Garan St., East •' _. Hartford, Conn. Parrington, Herbert O., '02, 33 Sndth Portland, Me. gj. ^ Pellows, Prank, cx-'12, 144 Exchang® Bangor, Me. bellows, Raymond, '08, 144 Exchang® Bangor, Me. _ Plint, Ralph J., ex-'12. West Baldwin. Parwcll, Howard L., '09, 44 Harves Dorchester, Mass. din"^ Parwell, P. Poster, Jr., ex-'ll. 2713 n Eve., Chicago, 111. b'ifield, R. H., '05, Malta, Montana. Fitz, Guy B., '03, Auburn, Me. b'iint. Prof. Walter, '82, W. Baldwin. French, Flaywood G., '86, care J. Si Co., 083 Atlantic Ave., Boston. Frost, W. O., '06, Rockland, Me. Garland, Charles C., '82, Oldtown, Me. Hodgkins, R. L., ex-'09, 678 East 37th St., Oakland, Calif. 4 Houghton, Austin D., '97, Soquel, Calif. Hurd, Prof. W. D., Massachusetts Agricul tural College, Amherst, Mass. Hutchinson, George W., '93, Grcensburg, Palllingsworth. Miles W., '07, Lock Box 518, Worcester, Mass. Ingersoll, Frederick M., ex-'ll. Auburn, Me. Jordan, Whitman H., '75, Geneva, New York. Jose, Wallace H., '94, 142 No. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa. .ghop Joyce, Shirley S., ex-'12, Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. Keyes, Austin H., '85, Dover, N. H. Keith, Alfred J., '82, Oldtown, Me. \r\nPatterson, John C., '78, care G. N. Railway Keith, Ballard F., 'OS, Jesus College, Oxford, Co., St. Paul, Minn. England. Powers, Fred W., '80, 104 Brighton Ave., Keyes, Prcscott Jr., '91, Westbrooh, Me. Portland, Me. King, Fred W., P. O. Box 21, Sclieneclady, Perkins, Frank J., '78, Oldtown, Me. Perkins, Newell R., Skowhegan, Me. Pierce, William B., '90, 7 Cliflord Ave.. Beverly, Mass. N. Y. Little, Leslie, '04, 63 Logan St., Denver, Colo. Lyon, Alpheus C., '02, care M. C. R. R-i Portland Station. Plummer, A. B., ex-'07. No. New Portland, Lislierness, Ernest, '07, Exehange St., Bangor, Me. Me. Pond, Rali)h B., ex-'ll, Ehuwood Ave., Libby, Herbert I., '98, 12i Oak St., Biddeford, Providence, R. L Me. Pooler, J. PL, ex-'05. Brewer, Me. Porter, Byron, '97, Lincoln, Me. Powell, Morris M., '99, Orono, Me. Lord, Robert \V., '91, Skovvbegan, Me. Lynn, Robert W., '01, Hartland, Me. Maddocks, Harold L., '00, 504 Irust Bldg., Quiney, Frederick G., '90, 499 State St., Newark, Ohio. Marston, Frank L., '96, Stockton .Springs, Me. Means, Otis W., '08, 20 Lawton Ave., Lynn, Mass. Margesson, Chas. W., '02, 634 11th St., Brooklyn, N. V. Mitchell, A. E., '75, 50 Church St., N. Y. Mitchell, A. G., '75, 6007 Walnut St., Pitts-' burg. Pa. Merriam, Willis H., '86, 858 Colenddlene Ave., Spokane, Wash. Mitchell, Fred C., '00, 75 Bartlett Ave., Arling ton, Mass. Mitchell, Frank H., '00, Rielunond and Tioga St., Philadelphia, Pa. Mitchell, Robert L., '07, 75 Treniont ,St., Boston, Mass. Mullen, Chailes W., 'S3, 59 Broadway, Ban gor, Me. Murray, Herbert, '94, P. O. Box 48, Haileybury. Out. Martin, B. C., '01, Watertown, N. Y. Martin, C. H., '07, 100 Montague St., Brook lyn, N. Y. McDonald, Frank, '00, Eastport, Me. Merrill, Clyde H., cx-'ll, 107 Winter St., Auburn, Me. Mitchell, Charles A., '01, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. Merrill, John N., care Hadquarters Philippines Constabulary, Manila, P. I. Mitchell, Ezra C., '02, 1,817 F. St., N.W. Washington, D. C. Mitchell, Lester PI., '05, Vandalia, Mont. Montgomery, Carroll, ex-'03, Woodfords, Me. Nason, C. J., ex-'09, Bowdoin College, Bruns wick, Me. Nealley, Colvin PL, '92,224 Broad St. Newark, N. J. Oliverbauni, John E., '04, 45 N. 7th St., Planiilton, O. Oak, Charles E., '76, 149 Cedar Stt, Bangor, Me. Owen, George S., '06, Thomas St., Portland, Me. Paine, S. R., ex-'09, 209 W. Newton &i.. Boston, Mass. Patten, James H., '82, Bar Harbor, Me- Bangor, Me. 0 Reed, John, '89, Bcnton Falls, Me. Rollins, Kenneth A., '09, So. Berwick Falls, Me. Rollins, Dean W., '07, Stonington, Me. Russell, Prof., '85, Fremont St., Orono, Me. Russell, Leo B., '00, Farmington, Me. Reynolds, T. PI., '06, Turners Falls, Me. Richardson, F'red J., ex-'OS, R. F. D. 1, Corinna, Me. Rogers, Allen, '97, Pratts Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. Small. James R., '94, 20Holborn St.,Roxbury, Mass. Smith, C. D., '05, 40th and Butler Sts., Pittsburg, Pa. Scales, James G., '10, care Penn. Rubber Co., Jeanette, Pa. Scwall, Herbert W., '02, Wilton, Me. Smith, C. F., '10, 103 Edmund Place, Detroit, Mich. Smith, D. F., '05, 269 Madison Ave., Skow hegan, Me. Smith, Lewis E., '03, Passadena, Cal. Smith, R. J., '08, 432 Thompson S., Ann Arbor, Mich. Soderstrom, Godfrey L., '04, Hill and Edwaid Ave., Memphis, Tena Soper, Henry M., '03, W. S. Glue Co., Mil waukee, Mis. Southard, Louis Carver, '75, 73TreniontSt., Boston, Mass. Stevens, Kay P., '98, care Lehigh Valley Tran sit Co., Allentown, Pa. Sutton, Harry E., '09, 19 St. James Ave., Boston, Mass. • Sargent, Paul D., '96, Dept. of Public Roads, Washington, D. C. Scott, Walter A., '04,careChicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railway Co., Lind, Wash. Small, Frank L., '98, 177 Linden Ave., Hamp ton, Va. Stanley, H. A., '05, care General Electrical Co, Sehenectady, N. Y. Stevens, Fred L., '84, 34 Winter St., Bangor, Me. Stewart, R. K., '08, 701 W, Illinois St., Urbana 111. \r\nClary, Justin R., '97, East Wilton, Mass. Stevens, Roy F., ex-'lO, Wcstbrook, Me. Coburn, Lewis F., '75, Yreka, Cal. Siurlevant, Geo. W., Jr., 81,1208 Fisher Bldg., Crosby, Oliver, '76, 801 Goodrich Ave., St. Chieago, III. Sutton, Geo. A., '83, Orono, Me. Paul, Minn. Cowan, Edward H., '94, Marion, Ohio. Thompson, Prof. G. A., Orono, Me. Crosby, Robert A., ex-'Ol, 97 Exchange St., Tovvle, E. L., '09, 5081 National Ave., West Portland, Me. Allis, Wis. Danforth, Edward F., '77, Skowhegan, Me. Van Horn, Horace M., ex-'ll, 5103 Chester Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Walker, Perley, F., '96, 1301 Ohio Dole, Asher, '85, Sufl'olk, Va. Drew, Albert W., '90, care N. Y. S. Co., St., Camden, N. J. Lawrence, Kansas. Dunton, Oscar H., '82, Circleville, Ohio. Elliott, P'red B., '88, Auburn, Me. Elwell, Charles C., '78, N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R., Weseott, Arthur C., '99, Rutherford Rubber' Co., Rutherford, N. J. Weston, Benjamin T., '00, 303 Common wealth Bldg., Jackson, Mich. White, Frank M., '07, Vinalhaven, Me. Wilson, Nathaniel E., '88, 123 Maple St., New London, Conn. Reno, Nev. L Weston, Wallace A., '00, 21 No. Front St., Sm' Wheeling, West Va. Wharff, Edward M., '03, Winterport, Me. Weymouth, Arthur P., '06, 730 Board of Trade Bldg., Boston, Mass. White, L. H., '98, Newport, Me. Whitney, Harvey D., '03, Auburn, Me. Whittier, Charles C., '99, 1121 The Rookery, Chicago, 111. Williams, Boardman S., ex-'ll, Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. Young, Bert Harvey, Ex-'03, Bar Harbor, Me. Young, George E., ex-'13, Skowhegan, Me. Q. T. V. ALUMNI Allen, Chas. M., '80, Pratt Institute, Brook lyn, N. Y. Gay, Geo. M., '89, Damariscotta, Me. Gilbert, Walter J., ex-'97, Calais, Me. Greenwood, Elmer E., '87, Skowhegan, Me. Gurney, John L, '74, Highland St., Dorchester, Mass. Haggett, Eben R., '89, 1102 American Bldg., Baltimore, Md. Hamilton, Harry E., '76, 125 Marlborough St., Boston, Mass. Hatch, John W., '88, Bangor, Me. Hayes, Austin D., '94, 185 High St., Belfast, Me. News, Va. Hill, John E., '84, St. Cloud, Minn. Hine, Thomas W., '82, Eureka, Minn. Me. Bowden, Geo. I., '00, Elm St., Hingham, Mass. Brown, Chas. L., 49 Washington St., Rumford, Me. Hodgkins, B. C., Bangor, Me. Horton,J. B., '81, 6441 Howard Ave., Chicago, 111. Bryer, Chas. 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Williams, John S., '87, Guilford, Me. Williams, John H., '79, Elk River, Minn. Wiswell, Carl C., '98, East Machias, Me. Wood, Edward B., '94, Danville, Va. The addresses of the following men are wanted: Alexander, John F., '92; Bacon, F. F., '76; and Bailey, E. M.; Boadway, L. A., '91; Bryer, T. Merrill, Fenton, '87, Acme, Wash. Merrill, T. L., '91, Acme, Wash, Morrill, Edmund N., '90, Warren, N. H. Morse, Charles A., '79, 827 Harrison St., Topeka, Wash. Morrill, Stephen,'GO, 56 Congress St., Portland Me. Murphy, Charles C., '93, Rangeley, Me. S.; Cochraiie, B. H., '70; Dalst, A. J., '97 Day, H. E.; Douglass, R. L.; Drew, I. H., '99 Ferguson, W. E., '79; Freeman, G. W., '93 Nason, Walter H., '82, Hampden, Me. Oak, Willis L., '80, Caribou, Me. Cakes, Frank J, '78, 114 Liberty St., N. Y. Otis, A. M., '90, Andover, Me. Owen, John W., '90, 101 Milk St., Boston, Kittredge, C. D., '03; Goodridge, Ehner O. '85; Flanson, S. W., ex-'07; Higgins, R. E., '05 Jones, D. 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