The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1912-10-19

have taken place during the week. The
first was between e. Beaullieu alias
"Pete" and Duhon the "Donaldsonville
Terror. Duhon was the aggressor at
the beginning but it seemed that the
"Terror" did not possess the speed Of
his youthful opponent, and would have
gotten the worst of the argument had 1t
not been stopped. The second was be-
tween Montet the "French Idol' and
and Samayoa the "Mexican Wild Cat"
This bout was one-sided affair in favor
OF the "Idol" whe hoored his opponent
three times, and go ended the fiasco.
The third and last was between G. Will
bert, known as "Hands," and McGehee
the Poets secretary. This was a young
Marathon race, so "Hands" was irving
to catch the Secretary.
At an election of the Reading Circle,
which was held Oct. 10, Fl. Fitzpatrick
was elected Pres; J. Wilbert v. Press;
T. Duhon Librarian; F. Beaullieu
Secretary, and ]. Troy Treasurer,
Under this administration it is quite
probable that the Reading Circle as in
former years will be quite successful.
Our physical Director Silas Oyiatt Jr.
was called home last Wednesday on
account Of the illness Of his father.
G. Churchill returned few days ago
to resume his studies, The "Blond"
youngster seemed as though he enjoyed
his visit home immensely.
One OF ths aspirants failed to make
the Basket Ball Club, and he seemed to
he quite disappointed. 1t would be ad-
visable to tell Schayot that we were not
organizing ajunior club.
Perry and f. Beaullieu had quite a
long walk Last Thursday. They arrived
at the house all right but 1t was nearly
time to start back before they had rest
ed their weary bones.
Some miscreat dumped bag of sand
upon the "Poet" several nights ago.
Why should one want to dirty his collar
and treat such harmless creature in
that manner. He was barely missed by
another bag few days ago. He seems
to be the target for sand bags and
acorns.
H. Fitzpatrick spent last Sunday at
Pass Christian.
wonder why our little friend Charlie
Flynn has been looking so down-heart-
ed OF late. am afraid the words, "You
can't go home" have produced quite a
cnange IN the little fellow. Brace up,
Charlie, and save those tears,
Our distinguished friend Abadie saws
the only thing will keep his "Teddy
Bear" straight at night is to put a
whole brick on his forehead. Imagine
what pleasant sleep he must have.
Come on Chuck, shed that sweater
before 10 taxes root on your back. 1t
would be advisable for the "Poet" to
shed that gray coat also for the same
reason.
II Ben Dufresne doesn't keep out Of
the rain with that young overcoat it will
shrink up under his chin.
/ wonder il F. BeauIlieu was k;nd
enough to return that sweater he bor-
rowed last Monday.
II. Fitzpatrick, the well-known Irish
man, pulled of graceful stunt a few
days ago by coming all the wav from
Pass Christian in the cold weather with
straw hat on. Just thinki Evervhodv
wearing sweaters while Hugh was snort.
ing his "strawl" Take the hint. FIT
and discard that sky-piece or vo,, viii
soon have icicles clingine to it.
It's strange why Perry, Tircuit and
Abadie want to take q long run exar,,
holiday. Better make the most ~ -
boys, as the young ladies ara oo;no, ~, tn
leave us next month. II One vonId toIo
low their course It would he or,;ta not;a-
| able that as soon as they get near a lit.
| tie green house they stop to take a reat.
early. '0'~
That youngster Lucas ia certa;n,v
making great strides in the prefect line,
He even escorts the 'sbabiess over In
their department for fear of them beins,
hurt by the larger boys. It would he
advisable, "Loukas," to purchase n feN
oaoy Carriages for you and your charge.
An election held by the graduates re-
Gently +. Beaullieu, Jr., was ehoasr,
president; J. Wilbert. Jr., vice nres;1
dent; j. Troy, secretary and treasnr :.
The class rings were received last 80
They put up quite handsome a-.~ go
ance. The colors are olive and hIne
Everybody should sit un ana taL.
notice at the Mississippi: Riysr u cssass, sakS
who bears the name OF b. Tanda;sh. nssx
This young man has already ssnt .w.
boxes OF candy 10 scme young cs,s snS "a
it seems az tAopgh he is prer,sr;n,,. AIR, a.a -
seno 2 tAlrq. presume the vours0 3asv
intends oIenrng CANDY sasss as ., 'sSS sss
"Father Of Waters.n w sn0
| Silas Oviatt, Ir.. rsturnsfa s,r,t,.,,
morning, reporting that bis father hass
tlmproyedgrsatly. All the bows welcon,s
r. Us return except the bench warn
sesA y. WILHERT, 1919.