Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-08-11
Bueksport for the bali game last
Wednesday.

Bucksport for the bali game last
| Wednesday.
Declaring that the republican party
| was the hope OF the country, and that
| It should be the choice of the Ameri-
I can people in the next elections. the
! speakers in the affirmative in last
| Wednesdays debate at the high school
| building were awarded the decision
| by the judges. The winning team
was composed OF Clarence Stevens.
Burton Clement. John LindQuist and
I Jacob Gitleman.
Representing the negative side.
and maintaining that-the democrats
I should be the winners OF the election,
/ were Louis ArOnsou. Victor Greene,
George Hoye and Joseph Calligan.
t ] he judges were Charles Johnson.
chairman. John Mclver and Carl
feathers. The debate was under the
direction OF Instructor William G.
I doGman.
What might be designated as infra-
mural athletics. in the jargon OF the
collegiate press OF the country, is
growing in popularity at the summer
school. Baseball games that are,
very emphaiically. contests for su-
perior.ty. are becoming numerous
eAong sToups OF the students.
"a a haFd-fought game al wvuhn
park last week the "Aacomher Es-
tate defeated the "Maiatra-Aialas.
8 TO ? The batteries for Aiacom-
beers. Mccormack and Herman. D,
Flynn. c. For Malatras. Hobbs,p:
Halpin. c.
The feature Of the contest were
the fast stunts put on by Constain
and Matty Boyle. Constain knocked
out three-bagger. bringing in two
runs.
The second debate OF the season at
the summer school took place to-day
at the high school building. directed
by Instructor William G. Hoffman.
The subject of to-day's debate was.
Resolved: That government owner
ship OF the railroads should be estab-
lished." Appearing upon the af-
hrnative of the question wereGeorge
Bailey. Donald Tracy and Russell
Maintien. Opposing them were
Charles F. johnson. Edwin Flyer and
John Glynn. The decision went TO
the negative. The judges were Jo-
seph A. Schiller. chairman, Lester II.
Roche and Thomas w.McDonald.
One fish comprised the only result
of hard days fishing for Jack"
, Murray last Sunday. But despite
the paueity OF fn-aappers decorating
his string, Murray was just about the
proudest fisherman in or around Ellis
worth when he returned from the
days work That one fish was the
first Murray ever caught in his life.
And 1t was a big one, with lots of
fight.
Murray was member OF party OF
summer school students which spent
the day fishing in Union River bay in
the vicinity OF Shady Nook. Alto
gether the party totalled a catch of
twenty-four, mostly cunners. Among
/ the fishermen were John Glynn, Rich
". Sullivan. George Hoye, J. HaIpin
and John Murray.
Five trout and salmon composed
the string brought back Saturday By
Jim Porter. after an afternoons fish
ing at Patterns pond.
Willoughby Colby. instructor in
economies. spent the weekend in
Boston.
Clarence Stevens was in Augusta
for several days last week.
Donald Tracy spent the weekend
in Portland and at eak's Island with
relatives.
James Sullivan. supervisor for the
federal board OF vocational education
for the Boston district. which in
cludes the Boston University summer
school here. was in Ellsworth Thurs
day and Friday.
More than twenty summer school
, students, members of the Masonic
I order, met Monday evening at the
/ rooms of Frederick Child, in the Ed
ward f. Robinson residence on Oak
street. A social meeting was en-
joyed. and refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served by e. G.
Moore.
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Bangor Fair.
The Eastern Maize State fair will
be held in Bangor the week Of Aug.
1898. The management has spared
4 no pains and no expense to produce a
gI42zff fair and es..onaaS9,s.