Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-07-27

day morning, Arthur Tileston's
singing, which was feature of the
evenings entertainment, was well
received Higgins orchestra fur
nished the music, and was very
popular with the boys. William
McGinnis was chairman of the COM
mittee in charge, which included
Dick Bostwick, Joseph French, John
Mckay and George Davis.
Coin to Ellsworth" This was
the question thrown at hundreds Of
passing autoists along the road just
outside of Bar Harbor late last
Wednesday afternoon by score or
more of wet, tired and hungry B. U.
summer school boys, who had been
to the baseball game and had been
left on the road in the heavy down
pour of rain when the truck in
which they were homeward bound
had returned to Bar Harbor for re-
pairs. Although frantic appeals
were made to the fortunate ones
who sped by, only one driver
stopped and gave some of the boys
a lift. After an hours wait, the
boys finally climbed aboard the
Iong-delayed truck and arrived
home about o'clock.
A party made up of Don Tracy,
Sam Lord and AL Magee motored
down to Cpntention Cove Sunday
afternoon. After a visit to Andy
Miller's camp, the party enjoyed
swim. Later in the afternoon, the
boys were the guests of Capt. Bel
latty on a motor-boat trip down the
bay. The party spent an enjoyable
afternoon and returned to Ellsworth
in time for supper
DR.. Harold l.. Perrin, head of the
department of law at the College of
Business Administration of Boston
University, accompanied by Mr..
Huckins, visited the summer school
yesterday afternoon.
The members of the faculty and
the student body of the summer
school assembled on the grounds of
the high school yesterday afternoon
for the taking of this years school
picture. A picture was taken last
Friday, but did not come out salts
factorily.
Mug" M. Whitney, managing
editor of the Worcester Tech News,
and Tim" Ward, founder and ed
itor of the Boston University comic
monthly, The Beanpot,' and fam
Gus cartoonist of B. u, were in Els
worth Monday as guests of Don
Tracy and Andy Miller of the sum-
mer school, They inspected the
plant of the American as guests Of
the editor. Mr.. Whitney left Tues
day morning for Bangor, and Mr..
Ward left in the afternoon for
Harrington. his summer home.
Tim expects to return to Ellis
worth for short visit before the
summer school closes.
A party of officials of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education will
arrive in Ellsworth Sunday, Aug. Z,
for the purpose of inspecting the
summer school They will remain
here about two days. The party in
cludes Mr.. Hamilton, assistant vo-
cational director and supervisor of
all training; Mr.. Hostetler, super
visor of commercial training, and
Mr.. Sullivan. supervisor of COM
mercial training in New England.
NEWS NOTES BY THE BOYS.
In seven-inning game Thursday
afternoon, the Malaria Malas de-
feated the Razoobes to s, at Wy
man park. Hobbs, pitching for the
winners, was touched for seven hits,
while Jardine, twirling for the
losers, allowed but two hits. Gould,
the Malaria backStop, and Dubois,
Razoobes' third baseman, were east
ly the stars of the game.-Jardine.
Earl Wingate, a student at the
summer school, was called to Old
Town, Thursday by the death of a
cousin. Mr.. Wingates many
friends in Ellsworth, extend their
ympathy.-Greene
Through the kindness of Mrs
John A. Peters, the tennis court in
the rear of the Peters homestead
on Maple street is now available for
the summer school boys For some
time students have been looking for
a place on which to play, and when
Mrs Peters learned of it, she gladly
offered them the use of her court
Competition is already keen, and
there will be some interesting
matches between individuals and
also between the house teams which
are being organized. -Mulkern
Six men, signing themselves the
silent SIX and working along the
plans of the klu KluX Khan, visited
the Macomber estate on Franklin
street Sunday evening. The party
worked quietly and upset COM
pletely the room occupied by Harry
e. Stumcke, a star of the B U. nine.
None of Mr. Stumcke's property was
taken.-Walsh.
While fishing at Patten pond Sat
urday, Jim Porter caught a three
pound salmon, which gave him
quite a battle. Jim says that it
was one of those thrills that come
only once in a lifetime.-McAllen
Austin Fl. Joy, whose grocery
store is located at "a Main street,
distinctly aided the class in window
decoration at the summer school on
the hill by contributing large
quantity of dummy advertising ma
terial suitable for window displays.
This material is extremely useful to
the students taking the window dec
Grafton course.-Miller.
Prof. Walter Goggin moved his
family last Saturday from Pleasant