THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET 1937 NORTHEAST HARBOR, MAINE PUBLISHED BY THE SECRETARY 1937 Photographs by W. H. BALLARD Southwest Harbor, Maine BURGEE, THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET 1937 OFFICERS (Elected August 31, 1936, to serve for one year) COMMODORE HENRY RAWLE Southern Cross Northeast Harbor, Maine VICE-COMMODORE VANCE C. McCORMICK Mecoh II 105 N. Front Street, Harrisburg, Pa. REAR COMMODORE HARRY G. HASKELL Placida Wilmington, Delaware SECRETARY ARNOLD W. LUNT Lexington, Mass. 3 TREASURER GERRISH H. MILLIKEN Kipper 79 Leonard Street, New York, N. Y. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE HENRY RAWLE GERRISH H. MILLIKEN VANCE C. McCORMICK MRS. C. BRADFORD FRALEY HARRY G. HASKELL W. BARTON EDDISON ARNOLD W. LUNT FREDERIC O. SPEDDEN RACE COMMITTEE W. BARTON EDDISON, Chairman ARNOLD W. LUNT, Ex-officio HENRY RAWLE, Ex-officio FREDERIC O. SPEDDEN REGINALD C. ROBBINS ANDREW MCINNES FREDERICK FRALEY, JR. CLASS CAPTAINS JOHN TYSSOWSKI-30 Square Meter Class FREDERICK FRALEY, JR.-A Class E. SOHIER WELCH-B Class MISS LUCRETIA G. BROOKS-MDI Class Miss POLLY THOMPSON, Bullseye Class 4 FORMER OFFICERS 1923 Commodore GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD Vice-Commodore EDWARD W. MADEIRA Secretary LAWRENCE W. DICKEY Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1924 Commodore GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD Vice-Commodore EDWARD W. MADEIRA Secretary LAWRENCE W. DICKEY Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1925 Commodore GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD' Vice-Commodore EDWARD W. MADEIRA Secretary CHARLES P. B. JEFFERYS Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1926 Commodore EDWARD W. MADEIRA Vice-Commodore FREDERIC O. SPEDDEN Secretary CHARLES P. B. JEFFERYS Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1927 Commodore EDWARD W. MADEIRA Vice-Commodore EDMUND S. BURKE, JR. Rear Commodore CHARLES D. DICKEY Secretary ROBERT E. L. JOHNSON Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN * Commodore George Davenport Hayward died on April 10, 1925. The following officers thereupon were elected. Commodore EDWARD W. MADEIRA Vice-Commodore FREDERIC O. SPEDDEN 5 1928 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore CHARLES D. DICKEY Rear Commodore JOHN TYSSOWSKI Secretary ROBERT E. L. JOHNSON Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1929 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore REV. MALCOLM E. PEABODY Rear Commodore JOHN TYSSOWSKI Secretary HOWARD COOPER JOHNSON, JR Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1930 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore JOHN TYSSOWSKI Rear Commodore REGINALD C. ROBBINS Secretary HOWARD COOPER JOHNSON, JR Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1931 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore FREDERIC O. SPEDDEN Rear Commodore ARTHUR P. BUTLER Secretary HOWARD COOPER JOHNSON, JR. Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1932 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore ERNEST B. DANE, JR. Rear Commodore DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK Secretary HOWARD COOPER JOHNSON, JR. Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1933 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK Rear Commodore W. RODMAN FAY Secretary ARNOLD W. LUNT Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 6 1934 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK Rear Commodore ALEXANDER TORRANCE Secretary ARNOLD W. LUNT Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1935 Commodore W. BARTON EDDISON Vice-Commodore DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK Rear Commodore HENRY RAWLE Secretary ARNOLD W. LUNT Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 1936 Commodore HENRY RAWLE Vice-Commodore VANCE C. McCORMICK Rear Commodore DR. WILLIAM EARL CLARK Secretary ARNOLD W. LUNT Treasurer GERRISH H. MILLIKEN 7 A 32 CONSTITUTION I. Name The name of this club shall be "The Northeast Harbor Fleet." II. Purpose The purpose of this club is the promotion of yachting as an amateur sport at Northeast Harbor, Maine, and in its vicinity. III. Membership Membership in this club shall be open to persons interested in yachting. IV. Officers and Executive Committee The officers of this club shall be a Commodore, a Vice- Commodore, a Rear Commodore, a Secretary, and a Treasurer, and such other officers as may be provided for in the By-Laws. The officers and three other mem- bers appointed by the Commodore shall constitute the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee shall provide By-Laws for the government of the Fleet. V. Amendments Amendments to this Constitution may be made at any meeting of the Fleet, provided that written notice of the proposed amendment is given at least 30 days in advance. 9 BY-LAWS I. Officers The officers of the Fleet shall be a Commodore, a Vice- Commodore, a Rear Commodore, a Secretary, a Treas- urer, and a Chairman of the Race Committee. II. Election of Officers 1. All officers, with the exception of the Chairman of the Race Committee, shall be elected by ballot by the Fleet at large at the annual meeting, and shall hold office until the next succeeding annual meeting or until their successors are elected. 2. Any vacancy of office, except that of Chairman of the Race Committee, may be filled by election at any meeting of the Executive Committee, but only for the unexpired term. 3. All elections shall be by ballot, and a majority of all the votes cast shall be necessary to elect. 4. Members of the Race Committee shall be elected by ballot by the Fleet. The Committee shall fill any vacancies which occur. III. Duties of Officers 1. The duties of the Commodore, Vice-Commodore, Rear Commodore, Secretary, and Treasurer shall be those usually pertaining to the offices of Presi- dent, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively. 2. The Commodore may appoint a Fleet Captain, a Fleet Surgeon, and a Fleet Chaplin from the mem- bers of the Fleet. 10 3. The Commodore shall be ex-officio a member of all committees. IV. Executive Committee 1. The Executive Committee shall be constituted in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution. 2. The duties of the Executive Committee shall be to organize, manage, and maintain the Fleet accord- ing to the Constitution and By-Laws. V. Race Committee 1. There shall be a Race Committee consisting of five members elected by the Fleet. The Chairman shall be elected by the Committee from its membership. The Commodore and the Secretary shall in addition be ex-officio members without vote, except in cases where absentees at a meeting may cause a tie, where the Commodore may cast a deciding vote. 2. The management of all races shall be under the direction of the Race Committee whose general authority is defined in Part I, Rule I, Racing Rules, NAYRU which reads as follows: "All races and the yachts sailing therein shall be under the direction of the Race Committee of the Club under whose auspices the races are sailed. All matters shall be under their control, and all questions which arise respecting such races shall be subject to their decision. The decisions of the Race Committee shall be based upon these rules, SO far as they apply, but as no rules can be devised capable of meeting every 11 incident and accident of sailing, the Race Com- mittee shall keep in view the ordinary customs of the sea, and discourage all attempts to win the race by other means than fair sailing and superior speed and skill." The Chairman of the Race Committee shall conduct all meetings of said committee and be its official spokesman in all matters pertaining to the activities of said committee. 3. The Secretary shall act on the committee boat during races as the responsible representative of the Race Committee, his decisions, however, being subject to approval or revision by the Race Committee. VI. Membership 1. There shall be four classes of membership: Regular members, junior members, honorary members, and associate members. 2. A candidate for election as a regular, associate, or junior member may be elected by the Executive Committee. 3. Members of the family of a regular member, under eighteen years of age, may be elected to junior membership. Junior members, upon reaching eighteen years of age, may become regular members upon the payment of an additional initiation fee of $5.00. 4. The Executive Committee may from time to time elect to honorary membership such persons as they consider qualified. 12 5. A person not participating in yachting may become an Associate Member. Members in this catagory are exempt from the initiation fee. 6. Every member of the Fleet shall have the right to fly the Fleet burgee. 7. Any member may resign from the Fleet by paying all dues and giving written notice to the Treasurer. VII. Dues 1. The initiation fee for a regular member shall be $10.00. 2. The initiation fee for junior members shall be $5.00. 3. The annual dues for regular members shall be $10.00. 4. The annual dues for junior members shall be $5.00. 5. The annual dues for an associate member shall be $10.00. VIII. Meetings 1. There shall be an annual meeting held at Northeast Harbor, Maine, in the month of August. Three days' written notice of the annual meeting shall be sent to each member. 2. Meetings other than the annual meeting may be called by the Commodore. Three days' written notice shall be sent to each member. 3. Ten members of the Fleet shall constitute a quorum at any meeting. 4. Members may attend either in person or by written proxy. 5. At all meetings of the Fleet the order of business shall be: 13 1. Reading of Minutes. 2. Reports of Officers and Committees. 3. Communications 4 Elections 5. Unfinished business. 6. New business. 7. Adjournment. IX Fleet Insignia and Flag 1. The Fleet Insignia shall be a symbolic compass with the arrow pointing northeast It shall be drawn as shown in the attached diagram. 2. The Fleet burgee shall consist of a red pointed flag, the hoist to be two-thirds of the length, with the Fleet Insignia in blue of a diameter equal to one- third of the length centered at a point equidistant from the two longer sides of the flag and one-third of the distance from the hoist to the end of the flag; the space between the outer band and the central disk of the insignia to be white. 14 X. Fiscal Year The fiscal year of the Fleet shall commence on the first day of January XI. Amendments These By-Laws may be amended by the Executive Committee at any meeting, provided that written notice of the proposed change is given three days before the date of the meeting. 15 YACHT RACING AT NORTHEAST HARBOR An Historical Sketch Yacht racing at Northeast Harbor traces its beginnings back to the early years of the twentieth century when a composite class of yachts of from twenty-one to twenty-five feet water-line length were raced successfully for a number of seasons. Among the principal contenders were Pirate, William S. Grant, Jr., and Chief, Dr. George G. Hayward. Interest lagged after a time. In 1913, however, yacht racing once more aroused interest. In that year, a one-design class of 17 1/2-foot knockabouts was organized in Bar Harbor, and several of the yachts were owned in Seal Harbor and in North- east Harbor. Under the auspices of the then newly established Seal Harbor Yacht Club, races were held for the Seal Harbor and Northeast Harbor yachts. The climax of the season was a race between these yachts and the Bar Harbor yachts off Seal Harbor. The race was won by Bird, Charles D. Dickey, Jr. In the spring of 1914, because of the keen interest in the preceding year, yachts were sought which would be suitable for racing at Northeast Harbor. Just at that time there were placed on the market several 17-foot yachts designed by Edwin A. Boardman and built by George Lawley and Son Corporation which belonged to a class which had been organized by the Eastern Yacht Club at Marblehead. Six of these yachts were purchased by residents of Northeast Harbor and vicinity Daffydill, Henry Parkman; Ino, Francis C. Grant and Edward W. Madeira; Atlanta, Ernest B. Dane, Jr.; Moslem III, 17 William S. Grant, Jr.; Squaw, W. W. Rowse; and Kipper, Dr. Richard H. Harte. These yachts raced throughout the seasons of 1914 and 1915 and proved satisfactory in every way. In 1916 came the disturbance on the Mexican border, and in 1917 and 1918 the World War. Those most inter- ested in yacht racing at Northeast Harbor were in the service of the nation. In 1919, however, racing attracted new interest, and the races were conducted on a more formal scale than before. The Fleet increased in size in this year and in 1920. In 1921 the racing organization was perfected. Pre- viously the Fleet had raced boat for boat in one class. In this year three classes were organized: Class A, the Eastern Yacht Club 17-footers, eleven in number; Class B, the Bar Harbor-Manchester-Islesboro-North Haven 17 1/2-footers, six in number; and Class C, a composite class of all boats in the neighborhood of from 15 to 18 feet water line. Scores were computed for the first time and the prize pennants first awarded. In 1922 the miscellaneous class, Class C, was discon- tinued, as little interest had been shown in it. An inno- vation was the three-day cruise to Blue Hill Bay in which nine yachts took part. From this humble beginning, the cruise has grown to one of the most attractive features of the season. Further progress of the Fleet was evident in 1923, when the Fleet was formed into a yacht club under the name "The Northeast Harbor Fleet," and the Fleet burgee adopted. Two new classes were added: Class o, the Northeast Harbor 15-footers, thirteen in number; and a 18 new Class C, the Eliot-Manchester boats, three in number. The first cups were presented to the several winners at the end of the season. The following summer arrange- ments were completed for an annual series of races with the Tarratine Club of Dark Harbor, and the first races were held. In 1925 occurred the death of George Davenport Hay- ward, for many years the guiding spirit in yacht racing at Northeast Harbor. In his death the Fleet sustained a severe loss. As a memorial to him his friends generously presented the George Davenport Hayward Memorial Cup which was first sailed for in August, 1925. In that same year, under an agreement with the Seal Harbor Yacht Club, Class MDI was added to the racing classes. Because of the great increase in the size of the Fleet it became necessary to employ a full-time secretary in 1927, and in 1928 Fleet headquarters were established on Main Street, to be kept open every week-day morning during the racing season by the secretary. All records are maintained there, Race Committee meetings held there, and race results posted. The 30 Square Meter Class was started in 1929, when Commodore Eddison and John Tyssowski imported boats from Sweden. The following season welcomed a new class of members, the junior members, and introduced the Bullseye Class for junior racing. A Fleet landing stage was established at the Clifton dock which enabled the Fleet to reciprocate in some measure for the courtesy extended to its members by other yacht clubs. The growth of the Fleet was very healthy. In 1930 there was a spirit of fine sportsmanship and keen com- 19 petition, which it is the aim of the officers to promote and foster. The Fleet started a series of home and home races in the 30 Square Meter Class with the Corinthian Yacht Club of Marblehead, Massachusetts. Two boats of our Fleet were sent to Marblehead to compete in a series of five races, and were defeated by a score of 30 to 20 points. In 1931 the Fleet was able to purchase the Sparrow for a Committee boat. It had been used for this purpose for four seasons and found to be particularly well adapted to the work. Two new 30 Square Meter Class boats were added to the Fleet. The Corinthian Yacht Club sent three crews to Northeast Harbor to compete in our boats, which were drawn by lot. The point score of this series was 63 to 35, in favor of The Northeast Harbor Fleet. The July Cruise was established in 1932 and has be- come an annual fixture. The Lawrence Dickey Memorial team races between A and B classes were inaugurated in 1933. The officers of the Fleet have continued to foster one-design classes, upon which the success of the Fleet, to a considerable degree, has been based. They have felt that one-design classes offer the best basis for con- tinued progress. 20 COMMODORE'S REPORT, 1936 During the summer of 1936 Mr. Roland L. Taylor offered the Eastern Steamship dock to the Fleet to be used as a base and clubhouse. The Fleet officers gave careful consideration to Mr. Taylor's proposal. A survey of the structure showed that the piles and timbers would be a source of high upkeep expense in the years to come, in addition to the cost of changing the building to make it suitable and comfortable for a Fleet Base. Under the circumstances it was felt that the Fleet was not in a posi- tion to accept Mr. Taylor's offer. This opportunity is taken to express our most hearty thanks to Mr. Taylor for his most kind and generous offer. This proposal, and the resulting discussions, have shown that there is a very considerable opinion in our member- ship, particularly among the younger members, in favor of a Fleet Base. It is repeatedly pointed out that there should be a central meeting place for those interested in our major sport, a place where boats and gear could be kept by those not having their own piers and floats, where members who like to look after their own boats could have convenient facilities for hauling on the beach, general upkeep, and preparation for racing. It is also true that our lack of a club and club floats makes it difficult to bring together the younger boys and girls for that training in sail which will make them the Corinthians of the future. Sailing lessons for the youngsters who desire to learn might well be part of the policy of the Fleet. A proper Fleet Base would undoubtedly encourage a larger number of visiting yachts and yachtsmen and in 22 time tend to bring desirable new people to join the summer colony and further the development of the Fleet and Northeast Harbor itself. Various other proposals for a permanent base have been studied, but it is obvious that no steps can be taken till a definite and major trend of opinion is evidenced. The question of a new class of boats was raised at the last annual meeting. A standing committee was appointed consisting of Mr. Eliot Wadsworth, Chairman, Mr. Eddi- son, and Mr. Spedden, to study and make recommenda- tions to the Fleet, giving particular consideration to the new International Class now being built in Norway to replace the Sound Inter-Club class in Long Island Sound. Smaller types, stepping-up from the Bullseyes will also be studied. The Committee will undoubtedly have an interesting report to make during the coming summer. The total membership in the Fleet increased during the year to 218, the largest we have yet had. This is an increase of 34 over the previous year. The budget showed a favorable balance of $72.09 after transferring to a reserve (invested by the Treasurer in a U. S. Government bond) the sum of $509.27 to cover depreciation of the Sparrow or her engine. This is necessary because the Sparrow's engine is ten years old, and the boat itself will ultimately have to be replaced, and provision must be made for such contingencies. Successful and much enjoyed team races were held with the Bar Harbor Yacht Club, at Northeast in A boats, and at Bar Harbor in S boats. This has become one of the best sporting events of the year. The series of three races resulted in a point score of 500 to 500, an extra- 23 ordinary result. It is pointed out, however, that two out of three races being in Northeast Harbor, it was not a sporting decision. Race week was tried as an experiment, and, by common consent will be discontinued. Commodore Fulton J. Redmond of the Bar Harbor Yacht Club, accomplished seaman and friend of the Fleet, having taken over the duties of President and Editor of the Portland Evening News, has hauled down his broad pennant and Commodore Edward McCormick Blair has been elected in his place. To both yachting comrades we extend the best wishes of the Fleet in their new responsibilities. On the August Cruises of 1935 and 1936 Mr. Gano Dunn has acted as Fleet Radio Officer. His prompt and timely weather reports add greatly to the safety of the Fleet and are much appreciated by the officers. The July and August cruises were unusually successful because of good winds and weather and the fine enter- tainment provided by Commodore Smith of the Center Harbor Yacht Club and Commodore Milliken of the Kollegiwidgwok. Grateful thanks are due to these kind hosts for their warm welcome and hospitality to the Fleet. Respectfully submitted, HENRY RAWLE, Commodore. 24 15 RACE COMMITTEE REPORT The number of boats racing in the July and August Series of 1934, 1935, and 1936 compare as follows: JULY AUGUST CLASS 1934 1935 1936 1934 1935 1936 30 square meter 4 3 4 6 4 5 A boats 24 23 20 28 28 23 B boats 10 7 7 11 8 9 MDI 3 0 3 4 3 4 Bullseye 7 6 6 7 7 5 Total 48 39 40 56 50 46 There was thus a decline in the maximum number of boats racing during the summer of 1936, of six boats as compared with 1935 and of ten boats as compared with 1934. This is not a healthy situation but it is hoped that it is only a temporary one, and it probably is explained by the fact that as the country emerged from the depres- sion last year many members of the Fleet who had "kept close to shore" during the depression took advantage of the better times by going to Europe. I am informed that applications for houses this year at Northeast have been coming in very early, and that a good season is expected, so, undoubtedly, there will be a sizable increase in the number of boats racing during the coming summer. 1936 was the tenth consecutive season that I raced at Northeast and I can say without hesitation that we were favored with the best weather of any of those seasons and, consequently, had the best racing. A new rule was made 26 before the season began to the effect that no races in the July or August series would be postponed to another day and to take care of what bad weather might do to the schedule, extra races were added in both months. On July 10, the day of the first race of the season, it looked as though the Fleet would get off to an inauspicious start, for at noon it began to rain with the wind from the Southeast, but by 1:15 the rain had stopped and the Fleet went over the starting line at the schedule times for the different classes and nice races resulted. The records of the Fleet show that seven out of the eight races scheduled for the July series, and nine out of the ten races scheduled for the August series were held and finished within the time limits for all classes. This makes a total of sixteen races held in the July and August series which is, I believe, a Fleet record. The A's and B's had three races around the Baker's Island course, the 30 Square Meters even more races. The fact that all the races started were finished I regard as a tribute to the judgment of our Secretary in setting the courses. It has proved the wisdom of leaving the decision to him-and the experience he gains each year becomes of more and more value to the Fleet. I found he never hesitated to ask for advice if he was in doubt, and always lent a willing ear when suggestions of courses were made to him. The Seal Harbor Yacht Club Race, the Southwest Harbor Village Improvement Association Race, the Davenport-Hayward cup race, the A and B boat team races, and the July and August cruises were all held on the scheduled days, and good weather was had on all days of both cruises excepting only the last day of the August cruise when rain began 27 to fall during the race home from Allen's Cove. Surely we had a most unusual season. Moreover, the races were particularly free from flukes caused by the wind dying out during the race. Only once in carrying out the above schedule was it necessary to have the fire whistle blown at Northeast, calling off the race. Whether the new policy of having no series races post- poned to another day will prove popular and become permanent remains to be seen. In the 1928 Annual Fleet Book the Chairman of the Race Committee thus reported for the 1927 Season: "Very few of the races were sailed on the days on which they were scheduled." If we should have a very foggy Summer with fog seemingly choosing to pick out the race days, like it did that year, the feeling of the Fleet towards the new policy would, undoubtedly, be radically different. Race week as held in 1936 was not a success and proved unpopular as was predicted by some of us when asked to vote upon it. There was too much racing in such a short space of time to suit the majority of the Fleet, aggravated perhaps by the fact that there was but little wind during the mornings of the all day races, which made those days seem long and the racing monotonous. It was really surprising how few protests were lodged during the course of the extensive schedule that was carried out, and this seems to show that the members of the Fleet are becoming more conversant each year with the racing rules and is also a tribute to the spirit of sports- manship that prevailed amongst the Fleet throughout the season. There is no question but that the standardization of 28 sails and spars and the careful measuring of same, and the adoption of rules by the different Classes, has made for better and fairer racing, and for this policy the Fleet is indebted to Mr. Spedden who originated it and insisted on its being carried out. And Mr. Spedden's knowledge of racing law again proved invaluable to the Committee in ruling upon protests. In concluding I want to express my thanks to the Commodore, the members of the Race Committee, our Secretary, Mr. Lunt, the Southwest Harbor Village Im- provement Association, the Seal Harbor Yacht Club, and to all the members of the Fleet for their splendid co-operation in making the 1936 season SO very successful. Respectfully submitted, WM. RODMAN FAY Chairman Race Commitiee 29 3 JULY SERIES 1936 30 SQUARE METER CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 1 Aquila John R. Potter 509 2 Valee John Tyssowski 505 3 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 376 4 Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch 145 A CLASS, LAWLEY BOATS 1 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell, Jr. 569 2 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick 429 3 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 406 4 Constance Harry R. Madeira 403 5 Whistler E. Farnham Butler 396 6 Daffydill Endicott Peabody, II 363 7 Colleen Finlay Matheson 335 8 No. 7 Miss Helen Morris 300 9 Kipper Miss Joan Milliken 262 10 Aeolus Miss Louise and Alan McIllhenny 174 11 Ino Miss Elizabeth Madeira 136 12 Sinbad II Charles Pratt 18 A CLASS, RICE BOATS 1 Kinglet Reginald C. Robbins 686 2 Bob White Ray L. Murphy 562 3 Don Q David W. Clark 381 4 Sammy-West M. W. Wilder, III 337 31 PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 5 Hoyden William L. E. Sinkler 243 6 Halo Miss Marie Heck 200 7 No. 33 Reginald E. Wigham 150 8 Alanda Miss Pamela Brinton 43 B CLASS 1 Ship Jack W. Rodman Fay 643 2 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 462 3 Witnit Miss Constance Bradley 406 4 Shad Holmes H. Welch 349 5 Venture II Andrew McInnes 328 6 Vega Henry T. Reath 255 7 Velox Miss Ann Hopkins 215 MDI CLASS 1 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 567 2 White Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman 417 3 Felix II Peter Chase 283 BULLSEYE CLASS 1 Playboy Henry Parkman, III 540 2 Chizzle A. P. & H. R. Neilson, Jr. 455 3 Sizzle Miss Nancy Grant 445 4 Bicker Miss Polly Thompson 215 5 Fidget George Richardson 185 6 Okay John B. Thayer, III 60 32 AUGUST SERIES 1936 30 SÇUARE METER CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 1 Aquila John R. Potter 755 2 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 625 3 Valee John Tyssowski 490 4 Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch 245 A CLASS, LAWLEY BOATS 1 Whistler E. Farnham Butler 867 2 Daffydill Endicott Peabody, II 734 3 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell, Jr. 547 4 Aeolus Robert W. Tilney, Jr. 543 5 Polly D. Luke Hopkins 493 6 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick 443 7 Ino Miss Elizabeth Madeira 397 8 Colleen William J. Matheson 360 9 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler, Jr. 359 10 Constance Harry R. Neilson 350 11 Sinbad II Charles Pratt 252 12 Kipper Miss Joan Milliken 190 13 Hustla Charles D. Dickey 127 A CLASS, RICE BOATS 1 Hoyden Michael Crofoot 680 2 Kinglet Reginald C. Robbins 668 3 Eaglet Adam Rhodes 565 4 Don Q David W. Clark 528 33 PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 5 Sammy-West Samuel B. Wilder and M. W. Wilder, III 504 6 Bob White James S. Murphy 497 7 Alanda Miss Pamela Brinton 435 8 Halo Miss Marie Heck 256 9 Gathid Jarvis Cromwell 124 10 No. 33 Reginald E. Wigham 116 B CLASS I Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 671 2 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 656 3 Witnit Miss Constance Bradley 566 4 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 524 5 Vega Henry T. Reath 483 6 Shad Holmes H. Welch 449 7 Venture II Andrew McInnes 423 8 Velox Miss Ann Hopkins 316 9 Ill Wind Miss Ann W. Hessenbruch 237 MDI CLASS 1 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 625 2 Kittywake Miss Mary Fell Jordan 550 2 White Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman 550 3 Felix II Peter Chase 475 BULLSEYE CLASS 1 Chizzle Harry R. Madeira 670 2 Bicker Miss Polly Thompson 615 3 Playboy Henry Parkman, III 600 4 Fidget Harrison W. Wood 420 5 Sizzle Miss Nancy Grant 325 34 SPECIAL RACES 1936 JULY CRUISE X CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 1 Malabar III John S. Stillman 172 2 Rhine C. G. Rice, II 157 3 Southern Cross Henry Rawle 128 4 Beatrice B Dr. F. B. Talbot 114 5 May Mischief Malcolm A. MacDuffie 100 6 Roaring Bull Thomas Gardiner 29 S CLASS 1 Charm Henry P. Finlay 167 2 Spindrift Frederic O. Spedden 100 2 Sea Fox Bayard Ewing 100 30 SQUARE METER CLASS 1 Valee John Tyssowski 200 2 Aquila John R. Potter 100 A CLASS 1 Colleen Finlay Matheson 200 2 Kipper Miss Joan Milliken 67 3 No. 33 Reginald E. Wigham 33 B CLASS 1 Venture II Andrew McInnes 183 2 Vega Henry T. Reath 133 3 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 116 35 PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 4 Witnit Miss Constance Bradley 100 5 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 84 5 Shad Holmes H. Welch 84 ANNUAL CRUISE X CLASS 1 Malabar III John S. Stillman 355 2 Sagamore Miss Elizabeth Madeira 335 3 Southern Cross Henry Rawle 195 4 Niliraga Gano Dunn 135 5 Idler J. Stanley Reeve 60 Z CLASS 1 Vixen III John D. Archbold 378 2 Mitena William J. Strawbridge 361 3 Katherine Austin L. Smithers 293 4 Larikin Robert B. Whitney 223 5 Valkyrie Miss Louise Catherwood 193 6 Jacktar Nelson A. Rockefeller 169 7 Betsey J. A. Harris, III 160 8 Nymph Fulton J. Redman 99 9 Vayu Richard Harte 33 10 Antonia John V. W. Reynders 20 S CLASS 1 Three Brothers Edward McCormick Blair 331 2 Spray Miss Edith Clark 307 3 Elinor Miss Margaret Dorrance 260 3 Sabot Eliot Richardson 260 36 PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 4 Charm Henry P. Finlay 235 5 No. 2 Frank Howard 178 6 Spindrift Frederic O. Spedden 140 7 Emily II Michael MacFadden 100 8 Flying Cloud Bowen Blair 82 30 SQUARE METER CLASS 1 Aquila John R. Potter 334 2 Valee John Tyssowski 267 3 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 199 A CLASS 1 Whistler E. Farnham Butler 394 2 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell, Jr. 333 3 Aeolus Robert W. Tilney, Jr. 327 4 Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. 300 5 Hoyden Michael Crofoot 285 6 Daffydill Endicott Peabody, II 271 7 Hustla Charles D. Dickey 255 8 Sammy-West Samuel B. Wilder 252 9 Colleen William J. Matheson 187 10 Don Q David W. Clark 186 11 Bob White James S. Murphy 176 12 Eaglet Adam Rhodes 169 13 Alanda Miss Pamela Brinton 150 14 Kipper Miss Joan Milliken 148 15 Sinbad II Charles Pratt 142 16 Flirt William F. Cochran 39 17 Gathid Jarvis Cromwell 33 18 No. 33 Reginald E. Wigham 29 19 No. 50 William C. Elliott 11 37 B CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 1 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 363 2 Vega Henry T. Reath 267 3 Kii Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 244 4 Velox Miss Ann Hopkins 169 5 Venture II Andrew McInnes 157 6 Witnit Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr. 150 RACE WEEK SERIES 1936 X CLASS 1 Vixen III John D. Archbold 286 2 Betsy J. A. Harris, III 271 3 Malabar III John S. Stillman 134 4 May Mischief Malcolm A. MacDuffie 100 5 Sagamore Miss Elizabeth Madeira 75 6 Southern Cross Henry Rawle 71 7 Vayu Richard Harte 67 S CLASS 1 Sabot Eliot Richardson 316 2 Charm Henry P. Finlay 284 3 Spray Miss Edith Clark 100 3 Artemis W. P. Scott 100 4 Emily II Barclay McFadden 50 38 30 SQUARE METER CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 1 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 275 2 Aquila John R. Potter 225 3 Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch 200 4 Valee John Tyssowski 150 A CLASS, LAWLEY BOATS 1 Whistler E. Farnham Butler 392 2 Aeolus Robert W. Tilney, Jr. 309 3 Daffydill Endicott Peabody, II 191 4 Polly D. Luke Hopkins 148 5 Colleen William J. Matheson 120 6 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick 114 7 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell, Jr. 104 8 Constance Harry R. Madeira 92 9 Ino Miss Elizabeth Madeira 88 10 Sinbad II Charles Pratt 53 11 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 27 12 Kipper Miss Joan Milliken 25 A CLASS, RICE BOATS 1 Hoyden Michael Crofoot 336 2 Don Q David W. Clark 271 3 Eaglet Adam Rhodes 143 4 Sammy-Wes M. W. Wilder, III 114 5 Alanda Miss Pamela Brinton 71 6 Bob White James M. Murphy 58 7 Halo Miss Marie Heck 57 39 B CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER POINTS 1 Shad Holmes H. Welch 283 2 Venture II Andrew McInnes 272 3 Vega Henry T. Reath 267 4 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 200 5 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 184 6 Witnit Miss Constance Bradley 144 7 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 78 8 Velox Miss Ann Hopkins 67 9 Ill Wind Miss Ann W. Hessenbruch 44 MDI CLASS 1 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 400 2 White Rabbit Timothy Stillman 200 3 No. 11 Peter Chase 192 4 Kittywake Miss Mary Fell Jordan 158 BULLSEYE CLASS 1 Chizzle Harry R. Neilson, Jr. 380 2 Bicker : Miss Polly Thompson 240 3 Sizzle Miss Nancy Grant 220 4 Playboy Henry Parkman, III 180 5 Fidget George Richardson 160 SOUTHWEST HARBOR YACHT CLUB RACE S AND 30 SQUARE METER CLASSES 1 Spray Miss Edith Clark S 2 Sabot Eliot Richardson S 40 PLACE BOAT SKIPPER CLASS 3 Charm Henry P. Finlay S 4 Aquila John R. Potter 30 Sq.M. 5 Emily II Barclay MacFadden DNF 6 Flying Cloud Edward Blair DNF 7 Valee John Tyssowski DNF 8 Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch DNF 9 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant DNF 10 Makai Horace Mann DNF A AND B CLASSES 1 Shad Holmes H. Welch B 2 Whistler E. Farnham Butler A 3 Hoyden Michael Crofoot A 4 Venture II Andrew McInnes B 5 Aeolus Robert W. Tilney, Jr. A 6 Vega Henry T. Reath B 7 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay DNF 8 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark DNF 9 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell, Jr. DNF 10 Colleen William J. Matheson DNF 11 Witnit Miss Constance Bradley DNF 12 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler DNF MDI CLASS 1 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 2 White Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman 3 Kittywake Miss Mary Fell Jordan 4 Felix II Peter Chase 41 BULLSEYE CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER 1 Chizzle Harry R. Madeira 2 Bicker Miss Polly Thompson 3 Fidget Harrison W. Wood 4 Sizzle Miss Nancy Grant 5 Playboy Henry Parkman, III SEAL HARBOR YACHT CLUB REGATTA- X CLASS 1 Betsey J. A. Harris, III 2 Vixen III John D. Archbold 3 Malabar III John S. Stillman DNF Nymph Fulton J. Redman DNF May Mischief Malcolm A. MacDuffie DNF Southern Cross Henry Rawle DNF Sewane Wharton Sinkler S CLASS 1 Artemis W. P. Scott 2 Sabot Eliot Richardson 3 Charm Henry P. Finlay 4 Emily II Barclay MacFadden DNF Spray Miss Edith Clark DNF Three Brothers Edward Blair 30 SQUARE METER CLASS 1 Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch 2 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 3 Valee John Tyssowski 4 Aquila John R. Potter 42 A CLASS PLACE BOAT SKIPPER 1 Whistler E. Farnham Butler 2 Aeolus Robert W. Tilney, Jr. 3 Colleen William J. Matheson 4 Don Q David W. Clark 5 Hoyden Michael Crofoot DNF Last Chance William L. E. Sinkler DNF Kayleen Harry G. Haskell, Jr. B CLASS 1 Vega Henry T. Reath 2 Shad Holmes H. Welch 3 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 4 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay DNF Ace Miss Marcia C. Stebbins DNF Witnit Miss Constance Bradley MDI CLASS 1 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 2 Felix II Peter Chase 3 Kittywake Miss Mary Fell Jordan BULLSEYE CLASS 1 Bicker Miss Polly Thompson 2 Chizzle Harry R. Madeira 3 Sizzle Miss Nancy Grant 4 Playboy Henry Parkman, III DNF Fidget Harrison W. Wood 43 GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD CUP RACE PLACE BOAT SKIPPER CLASS 1 Aquila John R. Potter 30 Sq.M. 2 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark B 3 Whistler E. Farnham Butler A 4 Sinbad II Charles Pratt A 5 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay B 6 Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch 30 Sq.M. 7 Constance Harry R. Neilson A DNF, 30 SQUARE METER CLASS BOAT SKIPPER Winsome William F. Cochrane DNF, A CLASS Ino Miss Elizabeth Madeira Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick Colleen William J. Matheson Polly D. Luke Hopkins Hoyden Michael Crofoot Bob White James S. Murphy Don Q David W. Clark Gathid Jarvis Cromwell Sammy-West Samuel B. Wilder DNF, B CLASS Witnit Miss Constance Bradley Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 44 BOAT SKIPPER Vega Henry T. Reath Venture II Andrew McInnes Velox Miss Ann Hopkins Shad Holmes H. Welch DNF, MDI CLASS Felix II Peter Chase White Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman DNF, BULLSEYE CLASS Fidget Harrison W. Wood Sizzle Miss Nancy Grant Bicker Miss Polly Thompson Playboy Henry Parkman, III OCEAN RACE PLACE BOAT SKIPPER 1 Vixen III John D. Archbold 2 Betsey J. A. Harris, III 3 Vayu Richard Harte 4 May Mischief Malcolm A. MacDuffie 5 Southern Cross Henry Rawle 6 Sagamore Miss Elizabeth Madeira BAR HARBOR SCHOONER RACE 1 Vixen III John D. Archbold 2 Betsey J. A. Harris, III 45 PLACE BOAT SKIPPER 3 Sagamore Miss Elizabeth Madeira 4 Malabar III John S. Stillman 5 May Mischief Malcolm A. MacDuffie 6 Southern Cross Henry Rawle 7 Beatrice B Dr. F. B. Talbot 8 Nymph Fulton J. Redman SEAMAN'S RACE 1 Venture II Andrew McInnes 2 Witnit Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr. 3 Velox John R. Potter 4 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 5 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark DNF Vega Henry T. Reath SEAMANSHIP RACE Boys 1 Daffydill James G. Ducey, II 2 Aleda William D. Lippincott 3 Aeolus Henry T. Reath 4 Whistler John S. Stillman 5 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell, Jr. GIRLS 1 No. 7 Miss Helen Morris DNF Kipper Miss Joan Milliken 46 NORTHEAST HARBOR-BAR HARBOR TEAM RACES Results of First Race sailed at Northeast Harbor in A Boats PLACE SAIL N.E. HBR. POINTS B. HBR. POINTS 1 2 100 2 11 83 67 3 17 50 4 24 5 23 33 6 22 17 216 134 Results of Second Race sailed at Northeast Harbor in A Boats 1 11 100 2 22 83 3 2 67 4 23 50 5 24 33 6 17 17 - 167 183 Results of Third Race sailed at Bar Harbor in S Boats 1 3 100 2 11 83 3 18 67 47 PLACE SAIL N.E. HBR. POINTS B. HBR. POINTS 4 4 50 5 1 DNF 6 2 W 117 183 FINAL STANDING Northeast Harbor 500 Points Bar Harbor 500 Points LAWRENCE W. DICKEY MEMORIAL TEAM RACES A AND B CLASSES FIRST RACE PLACE SAIL POINTS TOTAL POINTS 1 A 31 100 2 A 23 88 3 B 15 75 4 B 4 63 5 A 1 50 6 B 5 38 7 B 10 25 8 A 28 13 SECOND RACE 1 A 1 100 150 2 A 31 88 188 3 B 15 75 150 48 PLACE SAIL POINTS TOTAL POINTS 4 A 28 63 76 5 A 23 50 138 6 B 10 38 63 7 B 4 25 88 8 B 5 13 51 FINAL STANDING A Class 552 Points B Class 352 Points 49 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET Financial Statement as of December 31, 1936 RECEIPTS Balance, January 1, 1936 $583.82 Initiation Fees $350.00 Annual Dues 2,000.00 Racing Fees 2,000.00 July Cruise 45.00 August Cruise 147.00 Assessments and Contributions 85.00 Village Improvement Society 100.00 Miscellaneous 3.58 Trophy 20.00 Tea Fees 42.00 3,992.58 $4,576.40 DISBURSEMENTS Rent $210.00 Float and Dockage 225.00 Printing 462.31 Office Supplies 104.53 Salaries 1,300.00 Pennants and Flags 79.25 Telephone and Telegraph 38.00 Sparrow 360.72 Trophies 254.33 Rent of Launches 135.00 Miscellaneous 252.08 Depreciation Reserve for Sparrow (invested) 509.27 3,930.49 Cash in Bank, December 31, 1936 $645.91 GERRISH H. MILLIKEN Treasurer I hereby certify that I have audited the receipts of the Secretary of the Northeast Harbor Fleet for the season of 1936 and find them correct and the amount received agrees with the amount remitted to the Treasurer of said Fleet according to the Treasurer's report. FRED L. HADLEY Bar Harbor, Me., Dec. 15, 1936 Auditor 50 HARBOR Griswoid Designed AWARDS AND TROPHIES The Northeast Harbor Fleet offers in its competitions a number of trophies, medals, and pennants. Medals and pennants are awarded to the winner in each class in the August Series, Annual Cruise, July Cruise, and other events at the discretion of the Race Committee. Trophies, which for the most part are offered by friends and members of the Fleet, are awarded as stated below: AUGUST SERIES TROPHIES All August Series trophies, except the Stephen Whitney Dickey Cup, become the property of the owner of the yacht first winning the August Series two years. *The first August Series trophy for the 30 SQUARE METER CLASS was furnished by the Fleet in 1930. This trophy was won permanently by Mr. John Tyssowski in 1931. The Fleet provided a new trophy in 1932, which was again won by Mr. Tyssowski in 1933. The STEPHEN WHITNEY DICKEY CUP was presented in 1923 by Mrs. Charles D. Dickey, in memory of her son, Lieutenant Stephen Whitney Dickey, 110th Regiment, U. S. Infantry, killed in action September 27, 1918, at Montblainville, France, in the Argonne attack of the 28th Division. The name of the winning yacht in the August Series of races for CLASS A is engraved on this trophy and the owner is given a replica *The original August Series CLASS B Trophy was do- nated in 1923 by Commodore George Davenport Hayward and Vice-Commodore Edward W Madeira. The trophy No trophy at present. 52 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR LEET THE STEPHEN WHITNEY DICKEY MEMORIAL CUP PRE RE NTED 1923 IN MEMORY OF STEPHEN WHITNEY DICKEY 1697-1918 SECOND LICUTENANT 23." DIVISION AFF STEPHEN WHITNEY DICKEY MEMORIAL CUP became the property of Mr. Robert E. L. Johnson in 1926. In 1927 a trophy was given for the prize in CLASS B by Mrs. James Murphy. This trophy was won by Mr. Robert K. McInnes in 1930. The Fleet furnished a round silver plate in 1931. This plate became the permanent property of Dr. Henry D. Stebbins in 1933. The first MDI and BULLSEYE trophies were donated by Mrs. Herbert Lyman and Mrs. Schofield Andrews, respectively, in 1931. Miss Lucretia G. Brooks was awarded the MDI trophy in 1935. Mrs. Henry G. Brooks presented a new trophy in 1936. *The BULLSEYE trophy was won permanently by John Corbin Eddison in 1934. JULY CRUISE TROPHIES *The first July Cruise trophy was a one-year trophy presented by Dr. William Earl Clark for the B CLASS. This trophy was won permanently by Rev. Henry W. Foote in 1932. Mrs. Lewis Neilson presented the first July Cruise A CLASS trophy in 1933. This trophy becomes the property of the person first winning it twice. ANNUAL CRUISE TROPHIES With the exception of Classes S and MDI, which are constituted chiefly of yachts of the Bar Harbor Yacht Club, all cruise trophies become the property of the owner of the yacht first winning the highest score on the cruise for three years. * No trophy at present. 54 An Annual Cruise trophy for the SCHOONER CLASS was obtained in 1931 from the Fleet treasury. Edward W. Madeira became the owner of this trophy in 1934. Mr. Madeira has reoffered this trophy for competition. *In 1929 a trophy for the Annual Cruise for CLASS S was presented by Commodore W. Barton Eddison. This trophy was to become the property of the owner of the yacht winning the highest number of points on the cruise in 1929. In 1930, 1931, and 1932 the CLASS S Trophy was bought from the Fleet treasury. The 30 SQUARE METER Annual Cruise Trophy was given by the Fleet in 1930. Mr. C. Clark Zantzinger, Jr., presented the trophy for CLASS A in 1928. The first Annual Cruise Trophy for CLASS B was given by Mr. Malcolm Stanley in 1929. It was to become the property of the owner of the yacht winning the highest number of points on the Annual Cruise. The 1929 winner was Mr. Robert K. McInnes. A new CLASS B Cruise Trophy was presented to the Fleet by Mrs. James Varnum in 1930. This trophy was retired by Dr. Henry D. Stebbins in 1936. The Fleet purchased two Annual Cruise trophies for CLASS MDI for 1929 and 1930. No award has been made. Each year Dr. Seth M. Milliken has awarded trophies to the winners of the race to Blue Hill. These are most highly contested trophies, and of the most treasured of the season. They are symbolic not only of a race won, but of the friendship and good will of Doctor Milliken toward the Northeast Harbor Fleet. No trophy at present. 55 TROPHIES FOR SPECIAL RACES The GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD MEMORIAL CUP was presented in 1925 as a memorial to George Davenport Hayward, who was Commodore from 1923 to 1925 and for many years one of the leaders in the building up of the Northeast Harbor Fleet. His untimely death in 1925 ended a career of great usefulness. As a tribute to him, his friends subscribed the funds which purchased this trophy. Each year, on August 17th, Commodore Hay- ward's birthday, the George Davenport Hayward Me- morial Cup race is held, and is open to all yachts in the racing classes of the Fleet. This race is a "chowder" race; that is, handicaps are given at the start, and the first yacht to cross the finish line wins. The name of the winning yacht is engraved on the trophy and the owner is given a replica. *A trophy for the ANNUAL SCHOONER RACE was given by the Fleet in 1929 and won by Mr. Henry Rawle. The Fleet offered a second trophy in 1930, which was won by Mr. Walter H. Lippincott, Jr. Mrs. Percy H. Clark pre- sented a trophy in 1931. Mr. Frederic Camp won this cup, and the Fleet offered another in 1932, which was won in 1933 by Mrs. E. G. Stillman. Mr. A. Atwater Kent, Jr., donated a trophy for the 30 SQUARE METER CLASS in the Southwest Harbor Village Improvement Association Race in 1931. The SOUTHWEST HARBOR YACHT CLUB offers annual trophies for all classes competing in the Southwest Harbor Yacht Club Race. No trophy at present. 56 NORTHEAST HARDON FREET III MEMORY OF GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWA COMMODORE 1923-1925 RESENT 0.8Y HIS FRIENDS OR ANNUAL COMPETITION GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD MEMORIAL CUP The Seamanship Cup was presented in 1926 by Miss Mary C. Wheelwright. The race is open to boys and girls under 21 years of age sailing yachts of the A Class in separate divisions. The race involves a problem in sea- manship. The contestants start at anchor with sails furled and covered and are given secret instructions in- volving a problem in seamanship. The solution of the problem, as well as the handling of the yacht, are deter- mining factors. The yacht owner winning this race for two years secures possession of the trophy. The trophy was won in 1928 by Arthur P. Butler, Jr., and E. Farnham Butler. Miss Wheelwright donated a new trophy in 1929 which was won by Mr. Reginald C. Robbins, Jr., in 1930. Miss Wheelwright presented a third trophy in 1931, William D. Lippincott won this trophy in 1934. Two beautiful trophies, one for girls and one for boys, were presented by Miss Wheelwright in 1935. In 1927 the SEAMAN'S RACE was instituted among the yachtsmen of Southwest Harbor and in 1928 this race was made an annual Fleet event, a trophy being presented by Mr. John Tyssowski and Mr. Malcolm N. Stanley. In this race CLASS B yachts are used. The name of the winner is engraved on the trophy. MEDALS Medals will be awarded to the winner in each class in the August Series, Annual Cruise, July Cruise, and other events at the discretion of the Race Committee. Gold medals for the August Series, silver for the Annual Cruise, and bronze for the July Cruise. 58 PENNANTS Pennants will be awarded to the winner in each class in the July Series, August Series, Annual Cruise, July Cruise, and other events at the discretion of the Race Committee, as follows: (3-6) entries, 1 pennant; (7-12) entries, 2 pennants; (13-18) entries, 3 pennants; (19-24) entries, 4 pennants; 25 entries and over, 5 pennants. The following is a description of the pennants: 1st place, blue background, white compass, red arrow; 2nd place, red background, white compass, blue arrow; 3rd place, white background, blue compass, red arrow; 4th place, yellow background, blue compass, red arrow; 5th place, green background, white compass, red arrow. 59 RESULTS OF PREVIOUS YEARS AUGUST SERIES 30 SQUARE METER CLASS YEAR BOAT SKIPPER 1930 Valee John Tyssowski *1931 Valee John Tyssowski 1932 Valee John Tyssowski *1933 Valee John Tyssowski 1934 Valee John Tyssowski 1935 Aquila W. Barton Eddison 1936 Aquila John R. Potter THE STEPHEN WHITNEY DICKEY CUP FOR A CLASS 1921 Hustla Lawrence W. Dickey 1922 Colleen George Davenport Hay- ward *1923 Daffydill Henry Parkman *1924 Ino Edward W. Madeira *1925 Atlanta Ernest B. Dane, Jr. *1926 Daffydill Mrs. Henry Parkman *1927 Kinglet Reginald C. Robbins, Jr. *1928 Polly Edwin Corning *1929 Alanda William Cudahy *1930 Kinglet Reginald C. Robbins, Jr *1931 Whistler Nicholas C. Jenks *1932 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick *1933 Daffydill Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody *1934 Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. * Trophy winner. 60 (Lawley Boats) YEAR BOAT SKIPPER 1935 No. 7 Miss Helen Morris 1936 Whistler E. Farnham Butler A CLASS (Rice Boats) 1935 Bob White J. Slater Murphy 1936 Hoyden Michael Crofoot B CLASS 1921 Emily George H. McFadden, II 1922 Emily George H. McFadden, II 1923 Witnit Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr. 1924 Ace George L. Paine, Jr. 1925 Navajo Robert E. L. Johnson *1926 Navajo Robert E. L. Johnson 1927 Venture Robert K. McInnes 1928 Ace Henry D. Stebbins 1929 Velox Malcolm N. Stanley *1930 Venture II Robert K. McInnes 1931 Ace Henry D. Stebbins 1932 Vega Thomas Reath, Jr. *1933 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1934 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 1935 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 1936 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark * Trophy winner. 61 C CLASS YEAR BOAT SKIPPER 1921 Waukova E. Courtlandt Parker Arthur P. Butler, Jr. 1923 Crane E. Farnham Butler Arthur P. Butler, Jr 1924 Crane E. Farnham Butler Arthur P. Butler, Jr. 1925 Crane E. Farnham Butler O CLASS 1923 Alert Frederick C. Rogers 1924 Bimbo Percy H. Clark, Jr. 1925 Venture Robert K. McInnes 1926 Go-Get-Em Mrs. C. Bradford Fraley *1927 Go-Get-Em Mrs. C. Bradford Fraley 1928 Bimbo Thomas W. Clark 1929 Cheerio Samuel S. Drury, Jr. *1930 Cheerio Roger W. Drury 1931 Go-Get-Em Langdon Marvin, Jr. 1932 Class discontinued MDI CLASS *925 Jack Tar, Jr. John D. Rockefeller, III 1926 Jack Tar, Jr. John D. Rockefeller, III 1927 Jack Tar, Jr. John D. Rockefeller, III 1928 Lark John S. Ames 1929 Sandy Richard Sears 1930 Sandy Richard Sears 1931 Vixen Timothy Rhodes * Trophy winner. 62 YEAR BOAT SKIPPER 1932 White Rabbit Dr. E. G. Stillman 1933 Vixen Richard W. Hale, Jr 1934 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks *1935 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 1936 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks BULLSEYE CLASS Miss Louise McIlhenny 1930 Fidget Alan McIlhenny John Corbin Eddison 1931 Woozle Miss Mary Corbin Eddison Miss Louise McIlhenny 1932 Fidget Alan McIlhenny 1933 Puff-In J. Slater Murphy *1934 Woozle John Corbin Eddison 1935 Bicker Miss Polly Thompson 1936 Chizzle Harry R. Madeira SPECIAL RACES JULY CRUISE B CLASS *1932 Silverwing Rev. Henry W. Foote A CLASS 1934 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick No Cruise in 1935 1936 Colleen Finlay Matheson * Trophy winner. 63 ANNUAL CRUISE 30 SQUARE METER CLASS YEAR BOAT SKIPPER 1930 Tsana William J. Strawbridge 1931 Valee John Tyssowski 1932 Aquila W. Barton Eddison 1933 Josephine William J. Strawbridge 1934 Valee John Tyssowski 1935 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 1936 Aquila John R. Potter A CLASS 1928 Kipper Gerrish H. Milliken Arthur P. Butler, Jr. 1929 Eaglet E. Farnham Butler 1930 Mecoh II Nicholas C. Jenks 1931 Hoyden L.F. Crofoot 1932 Daffydill Rev. Malcolm E. Peabody William D. Wyman 1933 Scud Samuel D. Wyman 1934 Scud Miss Marie Heck 1935 Steps Samuel W. Morris, Jr. 1936 Whistler E. Farnham Butler B CLASS *1929 Venture Robert K. McInnes 1930 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 1931 Ace Henry D. Stebbins 1932 Velox John R. Potter * Trophy winner. 65 YEAR BOAT SKIPPER 1933 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1934 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 1935 Velox David L. Chapman *1936 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins O CLASS *1928 Little Wooden Dr. Edward L. Keyes Shoe *1929 Worrit Miss Alida Milliken 1930 Class discontinued MDI CLASS *1929 Matesy Ellis B. Morris, 2d *1930 Red Jacket J. Stewart Kellogg 1931 No race 1932 Sea Urchin Miss Kate Young 1933 Class discontinued SCHOONER CLASS (X Class) 1931 Sagamore Edward W. Madeira 1932 Sagamore Edward W. Madeira 1933 Antares John Taylor *1934 Sagamore Edward W. Madeira 1935 Sagamore Miss Elizabeth Madeira 1936 Malabar III John S. Stillman S CLASS *1929 Barracuda Robert Ayer *1930 Albatross James Byrne * Trophy winner. 66 YEAR BOAT SKIPPER *1931 Barracuda William McCormick Blair *1932 Three Brothers Edward Blair 1933 No award 1934 Spray Miss Elizabeth Espy 1935 Charm Walter S. Finlay, Jr. 1936 Three Brothers Edward Blair THE GEORGE DAVENPORT HAYWARD CUP RACE *1925 Navajo Robert E. L. Johnson *1926 Navajo Robert E. L. Johnson *1927 Spindrift Frederic O. Spedden *1928 Venture Malcolm N. Stanley *1929 Br'er Rabbit David Rawle *1930 Aquila W. Barton Eddison *1931 Ace Henry D. Stebbins *1932 Lark David Ames *1933 Ace Dr. Henry D. Stebbins *1934 White Rabbit John S. Stillman *1935 Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. *1396 Aquila John R. Potter ANNUAL SCHOONER RACE (Ocean Race) *1929 Southern Cross Henry Rawle *1930 Aleda Walter H. Lippincott, Jr *1931 Désirée II Frederic E. Camp 1932 No race * Trophy winner. 67 YEAR BOAT SKIPPER *1933 Malabar III Mrs. E. G. Stillman 1934 Aleda Walter H. Lippincott 1935 Southern Cross Henry Rawle 1936 Vixen III John D. Archbold SOUTHWEST HARBOR VILLAGE IMPROVE- MENT ASSOCIATION RACE (Became Southwest Harbor Yacht Club Race in 1933) 30 SQUARE METER CLASS (30 Sq. M and S Classes in 1936) *1931 Valee John Tyssowski *1932 Aquila W. Barton Eddison *1933 Aquila W. Barton Eddison 1934 No Race *1935 Valee John Tyssowski *1936 Spray Miss Edith Clark A AND B CLASSES *1929 Constance C. Clark Zantzinger, Jr. *1930 Eaglet Arthur P. Butler, Jr. E. Farnham Butler *1931 Ace Henry D. Stebbins *1932 Consiance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr. *1933 Steps Samuel W. Morris, Jr. 1934 No Race *1935 Atlanta Frederick Fraley, Jr. *1936 Shad Holmes H. Welch * Trophy winner. 68 MDI CLASS YEAR BOAT SKIPPER *1936 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks BULLSEYE CLASS *1932 Woozle John Corbin Eddison *1934 Woozle John Corbin Eddison *1935 Chizzle Lewis N. Madeira *1936 Chizzle Harry N. Madeira SEAMANSHIP RACE Boys 1926 Atlanta Ernest B. Dane, Jr. Arthur P. Butler, Jr. 1927 Eaglet E. Farnham Butler *1928 Arthur P. Butler, Jr. Eaglet E. Farnham Butler 1929 Kinglet Reginald C. Robbins, Jr. *1930 Kinglet Reginald C. Robbins, Jr. 1931 Atlanta Frederick Fraley, Jr. 1932 Steps John R Potter 1933 Aleda William D. Lippincott *1934 Aleda William D. Lippincott 1935 Aleda William D. Lippincott 1936 Daffydill James G. Ducey, II GIRLS 1935 Eaglet Miss Mary Louise Higgins 1936 No. 7 Miss Helen Morris * Trophy winner. 69 SEAMAN'S RACE YEAR SKIPPER 1927 Malcolm N. Stanley 1928 Robert K. McInnes 1929 Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr. 1930 Francis C. Welch 1931 Henry D. Stebbins 1932 Dr. Henry D. Stebbins 1933 Caleb Foote 1934 Henry T. Reath 1935 Henry T. Reath 1936 Andrew McInnes INTER-CLUB RACES WITH TARRATINE CLUB (Organized 1924) 1924 August 10th and 11th at Dark Harbor. Three races: Tarratine Club 36 Points The Northeast Harbor Fleet 26 Points 1925 August 3rd and 4th at Northeast Harbor. Three races: Tarratine Club 32 Points The Northeast Harbor Fleet 30 Points There have been no races since 1925. 70 INTER-CLUB RACES WITH THE CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB 1930 Marblehead, Massachusetts. Five Races: Corinthian Yacht Club 30 Points The Northeast Harbor Fleet 20 Points 1931 Northeast Harbor. Five Races: The Northeast Harbor Fleet 63 Points Corinthian Yacht Club 35 Points LAWRENCE DICKEY MEMORIAL TEAM RACES A AND B CLASSES YEAR CLASS TOTAL POINTS A 902 1933 B 454 B 690 1934 A 653 A 840 1935 B 516 A 552 1936 B 352 INTER CLUB RACES WITH BAR HARBOR YEAR CLUB POINTS 1934 Bar Harbor 539 points Northeast Harbor 365 points 1935 No Races 1936 Northeast Harbor 500 Points Bar Harbor 500 Points 71 LIST OF YACHTS POWER CRUISERS NAME OWNER Annida Herman M. Hessenbruch Boreas Raynor G. Wellington Curey II Herman M. Hessenbruch Cynthia H. Ridgely Bullock Cynthor Robert W. Tilney Eutaw Wharton Sinkler Invader IV Henry Frazer Harris Juniata Vance C. McCormick Katinka John Tyssowski Kinkora Carroll S. Tyson, Jr. Maro II Walter S. Finlay, Jr. Morena Miss Elizabeth H. Packard Neville Dr. Loren B. T. Johnson Penguin Frederic O. Spedden Placida Harry G. Haskell Romp Gerrish H. Milliken Sanderling Mrs. Lawrence J. Brengle Sea Horse Joseph I. Simmons Sialia Edsel B. Ford Sink Wharton Sinkler Snark Mrs. James Murphy Taormina William S. Eaton Wilderedge II M. W. Wilder, Jr. 73 SLOOPS AND CUTTERS NAME OWNER Aries John R. Potter Betsey J. A. Harris, III Flying Cloud Pierrepont Edwards Johnson Merrywing Walter S. Finlay, Jr. Polly Anna R. Ellison Thompson Stornoway William B. Watkins Tarolinta A. S. Carhart YAWLS AND KETCHES Astarte J Stanley Reeve Dreamer Howard Cooper Johnson Southern Cross Henry Rawle Thistle Dr. Seth M. Milliken SCHOONERS Acadia Edsel B. Ford Aleda Walter H. Lippincott, Jr. Azara Hugh M. Matheson Horizon Newell C. Bradley Lorine III Dr. Loren B. T. Johnson Malabar III Mrs. E. G. Stillman Niliraga Gano Dunn Sagamore Mrs. Louis C. Maderia Taormina L. F. Crofoot S CLASS Charm Walter S. Finlay, Jr. Spindrift Frederic O. Spedden 74 30 SQUARE METER CLASS No NAME OWNER 1 Valee John Tyssowski 2 Aquila W. Barton Eddison 3 Agile Herman M. Hessenbruch 4 Josephine Edsel B. Ford 5 Winsome William F. Cochran 6 Nancy Dr. Francis C. Grant 7 Bacardi Ernest B. Dane, Jr. A CLASS 1 Daffydill Mrs. Henry Parkman 2 Ino Miss Elizabeth Madeira 3 Flirt Rev. Samuel S. Drury 4 Atlanta R. Gwynne Stout 6 Hustla Charles D. Dickey 7 No. 7 Miss Helen Morris 10 Constance Crawford C. Madeira, Jr 11 Mecoh II Vance C. McCormick 14 Yoho Walter A. Eversman 15 Whistler E. Farnham Butler 16 Nevis C. P. B. Jefferys 17 Kipper Gerrish H. Milliken 18 Sinbad II Charles Pratt 19 Colleen Mrs. C. Bradford Fraley 21 Polly D. Luke Hopkins 22 Aeolus Alan and Louise McIlhenny 23 Kayleen Harry G. Haskell 24 Last Chance Wharton Sinkler 27 Steps Samuel W. Morris, Jr. 75 No. NAME OWNER 28 Hoyden Michael Crofoot 29 Aleda William D. Lippincott 30 Bob White Frederick Fraley, Jr. 31 Kinglet Reginald C. Robbins 32 Don Q George R. Clark 34 Salcee Dr. Edward L. Keyes 35 Alanda Bayard H. Roberts 37 Reef Point Hiram Sibley, Jr. 40 Scud John Fox Arthur P. Butler, Jr. 41 Eaglet E. Farnham Butler 42 Halo Harry G. Haskell 43 Sammy-West M. W. Wilder, Jr. 49 Halcyon Mrs. E. N. Benson 50 No. 50 Arthur E. Pew, Jr. B CLASS 2 Navajo Howard Cooper Johnson 3 Silverwing Rev. Henry W. Foote 4 Kit Kat Dr. William Earl Clark 5 Witnit Lawrence J. Brengle, Jr. 10 Ace Miss Marcia C. Stebbins 11 Vega Thomas Reath, Jr. 13 Venture II Andrew McInnes 14 Vic Dr. Robert M. Lewis 15 Skip Jack W. Rodman Fay 16 Velox Miss Ann Hopkins 17 Shad Francis C. Welch 18 Ill Wind Miss Ann W. Hessenbruch 19 Kim Frederick B. Stimson 76 MDI CLASS No. NAME OWNER 2 No. 2 Gurdon M. Maynard 3 Kittywake Miss Mary Fell Jordan 6 No. 6 Miss Lucretia G. Brooks 11 Felix II Peter Chase 12 White Rabbit Timothy G. Stillman 13 Lark John S. Ames 14 Shenandoah William B. Watkins BULLSEYE CLASS Miss Mary Corbin Eddison 1 Woozle John Corbin Eddison Miss Louise McIlhenny 2 Fidget Alan McIlhenny 3 Puff-In James S. Murphy 4 Bicker Miss Polly Thompson 5 Chizzle Lewis N. Madeira 6 Sizzle Miss Anne L. Grant 7 Golliwogg Peter Iselin 8 Playboy Henry Parkman, III 9 Okay John B. Thayer, III 77 THE NORTHEAST HARBOR FLEET HONORARY MEMBERS NAME ADDRESS Butler, Arthur P Southwest Harbor, Maine Milliken, Dr. Seth M 951 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. REGULAR MEMBERS Ames, John S. 96 Ames Building, Boston, Mass. Archbold, John D 26 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Barrows, Donald B Paoli, Pa. Bartol, Henry G 1172 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Benson, Mrs. E. N. 185 Bethlehem Pike, Chest- nut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Boulton, William B 277 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Bradley, Miss Constance Treadwell Ave., Convent, N. J. Bradley, Newell C 1822 DeLancey Place, Phila- delphia, Pa. Brengle, Mrs. Lawrence J 10 Franklin Place, Morris- town, N. J. Brengle, Lawrence J., Jr 1529 Walnut St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Brinton, Miss Pamela c/o Mrs. Lawrence Eyre, Cosmopolitan Club, New York, N. Y. 78 NAME ADDRESS Brixey, R. D. 420 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Brixey, Mrs. R. D 420 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Brooks, Henry G Center St., Milton, Mass. Brooks, Miss Lucretia G Center St., Milton, Mass. Brooks, Miss Rachel W Center St., Milton, Mass. Bullock, H. Ridgely Glen Cove, Long Island, N. Y. Bullock, Mrs. Horace Ardmore, Pa. Butler, Arthur P., Jr Southwest Harbor, Maine Butler, E. Farnham Southwest Harbor, Maine Camp, Frederic E Chestnut Hill Academy, Philadelphia, Pa. Carhart, A. S Circuit Road, Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Chanler, L. S., Jr 3, Hyde Park St., London, England Chase, Miss Helen G 7 Cushing St., Providence, R. I. Clark, George R 1500 Walnut St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Clark, Dr. William Earl 1029 Vermont Ave., Wash- ington, D. C. Cochran, William F Woodbrook, Maryland Crofoot, Michael Vanderbilt Hall, Ave. Louis Pasteur, Boston, Mass. Cromwell, Jarvis 357 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y. 79 NAME ADDRESS Dane, Ernest B., Jr 69 Randolph Road, Brook- line, Mass. Denton, Mrs. Dorothy 10 W. Chestnut Ave., Chest- nut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Dickey, Charles D 1531 Walnut St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Dickey, Mrs. Charles D 37 E. 51st St., New York, N. Y. Disston, J. S., Sr Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Drury, Roger Wolcott The Rectory, St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Drury, Rev. Samuel S The Rectory, St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Dunn, Gano 80 Broad St., New York, N. Y. DuPont, Eugene Owl's Nest, Greenville, Del. Eaton, William S 27 State St., Boston, Mass. Eddison, W. Barton Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Elliott, William C P. O. Box 233, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Elting, Mrs. A. W 119 Washington Ave., A1- bany, N. Y. Emmet, R. S Glen Cove, Long Island, N. Y. Eversman, Walter A 1102 Ohio Bldg., Toledo, Ohio Fay, W. Rodman 515 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 80 NAME ADDRESS Finlay, Henry P 675 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. Finlay, Walter S., Jr 675 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. Foote, Rev. Henry W 112 Clifton St., Belmont, Mass. Ford, Edsel B Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich. Fox, John 120 Essex St., Bangor, Maine Fraley, Mrs. C. Bradford 5 W. Chestnut Ave., Chest- nut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa Fraley, Frederick, Jr Overbrook, Philadelphia, Pa. Frost, Marvin H 946 N. Elm Tree Road, Lake Forest, Ill. Geyelin, Henry R., Jr 124 E. 95th St., New York, N. Y. Gilpin, Donald Towson, Md. Grant, Dr. Francis C 9012 Crefeldt St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Harris, Henry Frazer Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Harris, J. A., III 1500 Walnut St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Haskell, Harry G 9100 DuPont Bldg., Wil- mington, Del. Heck, Miss Marie Glen Head, Long Island, N. Y. Henderson, Joseph W Packard Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Hessenbrueh, Miss Ann W Wynnewood, Pa. 81 NAME ADDRESS Hessenbruch, Herman M Wynnewood, Pa. Hinckley, Henry R Manset, Maine Hopkins, Miss Ann. Dartmouth College, Han- over, N. H. Hopkins, D. Luke Maryland Trust Co., Entaw & Fayette Sts., Baltimore, Md. Iselin, O'Donnell 104 E. 71st St., New York, N. Y. Jefferys, C. P. B St. George's School, New- port, R. I. Johnson, Howard Cooper C/O Strawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia, Pa. Johnson, Howard Cooper, Jr. Moylan, Rose Valley, Pa. Johnson, Dr. Loren B. T 1900 24th St., N.W , Wash- ington, D.C. Johnson, Pierrepont Edwards 97 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass. Jordan, Miss Mary Fell Glenside, Pa. Kent, A. Atwater, Jr. Ardmore, Pa. Keyes, Dr. Edward I 110 S. Greenway, Forest Hills, N. Y Kingsley, Ralph c/o Cox & Stevens, Inc., 521 5th Ave., New York, N. Y. Lewis, Dr. Robert M 52 Trumbull St., New Haven, Conn. Lippincott, Walter H., Jr Wynnewood, Pa. Lunt, Arnold W Lexington, Mass. McCormick, Vance C 105 N. Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. 82 NAME ADDRESS McCormick, Mrs. Vance C 105 N. Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. McInnes, Andrew 1808 Spruce St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Madeira, Crawford C 1421 Chestnut St., Philadel- phia, Pa Madeira, Edward W Schoolhouse Lane, German- town, Philadelphia, Pa. Madeira, Miss Elizabeth Schoolhouse Lane, German- town, Philadelphia, Pa. Madeira, Mrs. Louis C Schoolhouse Lane, German- town, Philadelphia, Pa. Marvin, Langdon, Jr 40 E. 76th St., New York, N. Y. Matheson, Finlay 4205 Douglas Road, Miami, Fla. Matheson, Hugh M 4205 Douglas Road, Miami, Fla Matheson, Hugh M., Jr 4205 Douglas Road, Miami, Fla. Matheson, William J 4205 Douglas Road, Miami, Fla. Maynard, Gurdon M 950 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. Merrill, John Lee Augusta, Maine Milliken, Gerrish H 79 Leonard St., New York, N. Y. Milliken, Roger 723 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Morris, Miss Helen Haverford, Pa. 83 NAME ADDRESS Morris, Samuel W., Jr Sunset Ave., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Murphy, Mrs. James 603 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Nalle, Richard T Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Nauman, Mrs. Spencer G 105 N. Front St., Harris- burg, Pa. Neilson, Harry R 1369 Broad St., Station Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Neilson, Mrs. Lewis St. Davids, Pa. Newhall, Thomas P. O. Box 1886, Philadel- phia, Pa. Olmsted, Conway H 105 N. Front St., Harris- burg, Pa. Olmsted, Henry C 1120 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Packard, Miss Elizabeth H .45 E. 62nd St., New York, N. Y. Parkman, Francis St. Mark's School, South- borough, Mass. Parkman, Mrs. Henry 30 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Peabody, Rev. Malcolm E .St. Paul's Church, Chestnut Ave., Chestnut Hill, Phila- delphia, Pa. Peck, Arthur N 52 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Pepper, Mrs. O. H. P Ithan, Pa. 84 NAME ADDRESS Pew, Arthur E., Jr Springbrook Farm, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Poe, Mrs. Edgar Allan 8765 Montgomery Ave., Chestnut Hill, Philadel- phia, Pa. Potter, John R Corning, N. Y. Pratt, Charles 215 Ryerson St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Rawle, Henry "Harleigh," Northeast Har- bor, Maine Reath, Thomas, Jr 1429 Walnut St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Reeve, J. Stanley Haverford, Pa. Reeve, Lawrence Lowell Haverford, Pa. Rhodes, Adam Welch Road, Brookline, Mass. Richardson, Dr. Edward P 617 Boylston St., Brookline, Mass. Richardson, E. P., Jr 617 Bovlston St., Brookline, Mass. Robbins, Reginald C 390 Picacho Lane, Santa Barbara, Calif. Robbins, Reginald C., Jr Northeast Harbor, Maine Roberts, Bayard H Belmont Ave., Bala, Pa. Shattuck, Dr. George C 450 Warren St., Brookline, Mass. Sibley, Hiram, J1 100 Hiram Sibley Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. Simmons, Joseph I Montclair, N. J. 85 NAME ADDRESS Sinkler, Wharton 1233 Land Title Bldg., Phila- delphia, Pa. Sinkler, Mrs. Wharton 1233 Land Title Bldg., Phila- delphia, Pa. Sinkler, Wharton, Jr 1233 Land Title Bldg., Phila- delphia, Pa. Spedden, Frederic o Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Stebbins, Dr. Henry D The Boston Dispensary, 25 Bennet St., Boston, Mass. Stebbins, Miss Marcia C Seal Harbor, Maine Stillman, Mrs. E. G. 45 E. 75th St., New York, N. Y. Stimson, Frederick B Fisher's Road, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Stout, C. Frederick C c/o John R. Evans & Co., 2nd and Erie Sts., Cam- den, N. J. Stout, R. Gwynne Ardmore, Pa Strawbridge, William J Steamboat Road. Greenwich, Conn. Talbot, Dr. Fritz B 270 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. Thayer, John B., III Gray's Lane, Havertord, Pa. Thompson, R. Ellison c/o J. B. Ellison & Son, 22 S. 6th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Tilney, Robert W 71 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Tilney, Robert W., Jr 71 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 86 NAME ADDRESS Torrance, Alexander "The Oak," Headley Rd., Morristown, N. J. Tyson, Carrol S., Jr 8811 Towanda St., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Tyssowski, John Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. Varnum, Mrs. James M 903 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Wadsworth, Eliot 180 Marlborough St., Bos- ton, Mass. Wainwright, Mrs. T.F. Dixon. "The Archer," Wyncote, Pa. Wallis, Mrs. Philip Cynwyd, Pa. Watkins, William B Berryville, Va Webster, Mrs. Jerome P 4525 Greystone Ave., River- dale, N. Y. Welch, E. Sohier 1733 Canton Ave., Milton, Mass. Weld, J. Linzee Charles River, Mass. Wellington, Raynor G 162 Marsh St., Belmont, Mass. Wheelwright, Miss Mary C..73 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass. Wigham, Reginald E 131 E. 65th St., New York, N. Y. Wilder, M. W., Jr 694 Berkley Ave., Orange, N. J. Wood, Arnold 863 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Wood, Mrs. Thompson Greenville, Del. Zantzinger, Alfred Grey's and Laurel Lanes, Haverford, Pa. 87 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS NAME ADDRESS Crawford, Mrs. Andrew W 2421 Spruce St., Philadel- phia, Pa. DuBois, Miss Ethel 635 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Esty, Robert P 123 S. Broad St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Farnum, Mrs. Henry W Bryn Mawr, Pa. Fraley, Dr. Frederick Overbrook, Pa. Hopkins, Ernest M Dartmouth College, Han- over, N. H. O'Brien, Mrs. John J 434 Grosse Point Boulevard, Grosse Point Farms, Mich. Shaw, Mrs. Sohier 95 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass. Spilman, Baldwin Day, Jr 220 Clarke Avenue, Palm Beach, Florida JUNIOR MEMBERS Brooks, Henry G., Jr Center St., Milton, Mass. Chase, Peter. 7 Cushing St., Providence, R. I. Clark, David W Cynwyd, Pa. Dickey, Charles D., Jr Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Dickey, Miss Mary S Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Ducey, James G., II St. George's School, New- port, R. I. 88 NAME ADDRESS Eddison, J. C. Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Eddison, Miss Mary Corbin Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Eddison, William B. Ardsley-on-Hudson, N. Y. Grant, Miss Anne L 9012 Crefeldt St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Grant, Joseph L 9012 Crefeldt St., Phila., Pa. Haskell, Harry G., Jr 9100 DuPont Bldg., Wil- mington, Del. Henderson, Joseph Welles, Jr Packard Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Iselin, Peter 104 E. 71st St., New York, N. Y. Lippincott, William D Wynnewood, Pa. McIlhenny, Alan 8765 Montgomery Ave., Chestnut Hill, Philadel- phia, Pa. McIlhenny, Miss Louise 8765 Montgomery Ave., Chestnut Hill, Philadel- phia, Pa. Madeira, Crawford C., Jr Haverford, Pa. Madeira, Harry R Ardmore, Pa. Madeira, Lewis Neilson Haverford, Pa. Matheson, Robert Hardy 4205 Douglas Road, Miami, Fla. Milliken, Miss Joan 723 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Murphy, James S 603 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Murphy, Ray L 603 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 89 NAME ADDRESS Neilson, A. P St. Davids, Pa. Neilson, Harry R., Jr St. Davids, Pa. Parkman, Henry, III St. Mark's School, South- borough, Mass. Peabody, Endicott, II Groton School, Groton, Mass. Peelle, William 5900 Connecticut Ave., Chevy Chase, Md. Reath, Henry T St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Richardson, Eliot 617 Boylston St., Brookline, Mass. Richardson, George 617 Boylston St., Brookline, Mass. Sinkler, William L. E 1233 Land Title Bldg., Phil- adelphia, Pa. Stillman, John S 45 E. 75th St., New York, N. Y. Stillman, Timothy G 45 E. 75th St., New York, N. Y. Thompson, Miss Polly Devon, Pa. Watkins, William Bell, Jr Berryville, Va. Welch, Holmes H 1733 Canton Ave., Milton, Mass. Wilder, M. W., III 694 Berkley Ave., Orange, N. J. Wilder, Samuel B 694 Berkley Ave., Orange, N. J. Wood, Harrison, W Greenville, Del. 90