Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06

Perrin NJ. freeman 20. or Revere
Mass; Bradley D. Cutler '2S, Of Lynn
Mass: Lloyd Treworgy '23, of East
Surry, Me-; John A. Laughton 'e5, Of
West Ripley, Me-; Stanley C. Brown
| '26. of Hyde Park, Mass; George D
Doom '23, of Gloucester, Mass; Ralph
s. Robinson "a, of Manchester, n. H.:
Charles o. 1de '26, CT Stoningham
Conn; Wallace w. Hale rs, of Carl.
bou, Me-; Clarence r. Lyons '2s. o.
North Vasalboro, Me: Elmer NJ
Taylor rs, Of Winthrop. Me: How
ard B. Tuggey 20. of Pittsfield,
Mass; Lloyd F. Fernald &c. Of
Franklin. Me-: Roy v. Shorey 20, OF
North Vassalboro, Me-; Ross II.
Whittier '26, of Ipswich. Mass; Har.
ry Muir '26, of North Vassalboro,
Me-; Ralph Odlin '26, Of Portland,
Me-; Arthur w. COulman "a, Of
Lynn, Mass; Ivan NJ. Richardson '95,
| of Strong. Me-; and Wilfred c. Dunn
&c. of Rowley, Mass.
The members Of the Delta UpsilOp
fraternity who were forced 10 flee
hom the smoke which poured into
their sleeping quarters and whose
clothes and other possessions were
badly damaged by the smoke and the
water which was poured into the
building were: Arthur Fl. Snow "a.
of Blue Hille, Me-: Albert G. Snow
'23, Of Blue Hill, Me-; Ralph BRADLEY
"a, of Hanover. Penn; Donald J.
Mills '25. of Monticello, Me-; Fremont
Hunter 20, of Houlton, Me-; Donald
". Sturtevant "a. of Livermore Falls,
Me-; e. Z. Faerstrom '26, of Worces.
tor, Mass; Raymond E. Weymouth
"a. of Charleston, Me-; Meade J.
Baldwin '26, of Madison. Me-; Lionel
Hebert '26, of Van Buren,. Me-: Rob.
trt c. Brown '25, of North Haven.
Me-; c. Emery '25. Of Ellsworth. Me;
THEODORE Emery .'26. Of Ellsworth. Me.
Philip f. Keith, '25, of Millinocke,t.
Ne.; John p. Tilton '23. OF Wood
fords. Me-; Theodore c. Bramhall 20.
OF Belfast, Me-: Albert Seamens '25,
or winthrop. Me-: Floyd r. McIntIre
% OF Perham. Me-: Earle S. Ander.
son '26. Of Gray. Me-; Forrest NJ
Royal '23. of Houlton. Me-: Jerry
White '26. of Pressure Isle. Me-: John
II. MCGOWAN '26. of Cambridge.
Mass: Winfield Noble pa. of Cam.
Fridge. Mass; Albert Merrill "a Of
Waterville. Me-; John Lampher '2s,
OF Pittsfield. Me-; and John Howard
'23, of North Brookfield, Mass.
All Working Their Way
No sight was more sorrowfuI than
those at the homes Of the victims of
the Colby College fire. Not only
were the sights terrible but some OF
the stories of the mems lives.
Warren J. Frye, who was burned
10 death in the fire vas q years old
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
n. Frye of so HichboIn ST. He was
hatlve OF Revere and was graduated
from the Revere High School in the
CLASS OF 1921. "Frizzer" FRYE. as he
was known by his intimates and as
sociates on the Revere High School
football team, was a star balfback
on the 1921 team and was popular
among his classmates. Besides his
parents he leaves four brothers
george, Norman. Philip and Henry
ond SIX sisters. Annie. Lillian, Cath
crime, Marion, Gertrude and Aida.
Frye started college last year but
BECAUSE of financial conditions he
was forced to stop college and go to
WORK In one OF the Waterville stores
ne was known by many of the towns
leope and everybody remembers him
Is one or the most cheerful boys in
t,'wn.
ALTON Andrews, the Colby senior
VINO was also one Of the Victims Of
,Le lire was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
elton Andrews Of Belfast, Me. lie
was born in Lincolnville, but had re-
.ioeo Tor number Of years in Bel
last. and was graduated from the
, neiaast nigh school in the class Of
9iS. lie was a member of the Bap-
,,st church and was working his way
through college, with the intention Of
..acn'ng school next September. Be
''oes ms parents he is survived by
ne sister, Mrs. Harry Gushee. Of
Mew' York City. His brother Fred,
1ied a few years ago.
charles Treworgy and his brother,
1iosd, mad been coming to college al
,ei nate years. Charles would work
me year and help his brother through
.na the following year Lloyd would
work and help him through. This
,.ar ootn were in college and living
n the Ill fated house. Charles be-
',aes leaving his parents and brother,
-'osd' Is survived by q sister.
Norman NJ. Wardwell found by the
Heman within q bare two PAGES Of
ne outer entrance OF the house, stiff
ca and cut down on the very TIRES
'old OF liberty. 1.-THE Little Peewee,"
IS ne was known to the entire body
caves besides his parents a sister
everybody remembers wardwen fol
rH smile and witty answers. Every
ne in college knew him and will
Mss CHEEKY words.