Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26

/ years show by appearing at the K. of
c. hall and offering their services to
Manager Mckay.
Don" Miller is going to take a
contra" team down to the Black Cat
the next time he makes trip to this
dance hall. "Honk" says that foot
ball is tame sport compared to a
contra" dance. When big fellow
like Miller finds this famous indoor
sport rough, what are the rest of the
B. U. students in for when they make
the trip to the Black Cat? But Mil
Ter says that little fellow has a
better chance Of going "big" than
the husky youth. The team which
will make the trip to the Black Cat
next week will be composed of Lon
ergan, Tonry and Miller. At least
this trio will profit by engaging in
this sport, for it is great weight re-
Queer. Why not take Fred Mitchell
with you as substitute, "Honk?"
1 Mickey McGunigle spent the great
err part of Thursday forenoon trying
to coax "Clarissima" into action, but
the speedy phaeton refused to bulge
an inch. After threatening bodily
harm to "Clarissima," Mickey sent
out an S. o. S. call for help. John
Tobin, plotting the Santa MariaS
sister ship to the former, intercepted
the call and hurried to the scene.
For one whole hour Tobin towed
"Clarissima" about the streets of
Ellsworth in an effort to bring her to
life. You cannot run an automo-
bile without gas.
Through the courtesy of Prof. Leo
d. O'Neil, over fifteen Of the summer
school students were given an OPP
portunity to enjoy the cooling waters
of Contention Cove last Saturday
afternoon. Prof. O'Neil made three
trips to and from the Cove, bringing
students, who spent the entire after
noon at the Cove. This act of kind
ness is certainly appreciated by the
students, for many of them have no
means of transportation by which
they may take advantage of salt
water bathing.
Arthur Miller and Ernest Horne
appear to be the outstanding mermen
of the summer school, unless some
1 dark horse puts in an appearance to
challenge their right to the title.
Miller and Horne negotiated the dis
lance between Weymouth Point and
the Trenton shore last Saturday.
On the swim of more than three
quarters of mile, they were forced
to combat an incoming tide, and the
waves made the going none too
easy. Both boys arrived at the OPP
posite shore in very good condition,
considering that it was the first at
tempt they had made.
An interesting entertainment was
furnished the patients of the Hurley
hospital last Sunday night by stu
. dents of the summer school. Joe
Mckenzie, accompanied by Dave
Goldberg, opened the evenings en-.
. tertainment by rendering severa
song numbers. Fishman followed
= with violin solo. Jack Burke ther
gave Frisco" an eccentric dance
Bill Mullen and Bill Hart concluded
, the program with. many interesting
Rotations.
Several of the students received {
l pleasant surprise Monday when Jacl
Perry a student in the Boston
branch Of the University, dropped il
. to renew old acquaintance at the
: summer school. Perry is returning
from an automobile trip to Nova
, Scotia.
5 The pedigree bull pup that is be-
' ing offered by the Weekly Plunge
t to the individual who gives a salts
+ factory answer as to what the boy
wanted Tom Lonergan's picture for
) was purchased by Prof Bellatty
: last Saturday. Prof. Bellatty in
| tends to allow the pup few days
freedom at the Cove before he is
! awarded to the lucky winner Satur-
} day. The contest has been running
for the past two weeks, and several
, answers have been turned in. Com
petition is keen, and the students are
awaiting the outcome Of the contest
with considerable interest.
t Handsome Harry Stumcke is back
} in town again. When Manager Hor.
: rigan got word that the star third
/ sacker was in Ellsworth, he sent fol
/ him. After a few words with oul
! popular manager, Harry came quick
/ ly to terms, and is now a regular
J member of the club. Harry also
, renders valuable aid to Henry TOnry
being the latter's official timer in al
) the big fellows morning jaunts
] Harry says that Tonry will give the
) Santa Maria" plenty of competition
| over hundred yards when he gets
him into condition.
Miss Margaret Mulkern, sister Of
+. Edward Mulkern, a summer schoo
student, is spending a two weeks
g vacation in Ellsworth at the home o.
Y Mrs. Alice Parker of West Maple
: street. Miss Mulkern arrived las
: Monday. This is the second summer
4 she has spent her vacation in Ellis
3 worth.
4 BASEBALL.
Boston University baseball nine de
Q feated the fast Bluehill team in tn,
!. second game of the two-game serie
I between these teams last Thursday