Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-06-07

is now receiving the congratulations
of the various unsuccessful candi-
dates. Although Tom Cloonan, act
ing as campaign manager for
Thomas "Tarzan" Lonergan, con-
Quoted very strenuous campaign,
Dutch" proved to be the dark horse.
-Keavy
The summer school anglers report
that the fish are biting in Branch
pond and the many brooks about
Ellsworth Several students have
made good catches. The first pool
for the largest fish caught was won
by Randall, the all-by-myself Isaac
Walton" last Friday. Frank O'Nen
and Faulkner were the victims
who went down to defeat before the
mastery fashion of welding the rod
by the illustrious Randall. ST Nc
Hugh went fishing for founders last
Sunday in the hammock of the Ma
latra Malas at Lamoine Beach. ST.
made good catch with his mouth.
Faulkner.
Friday evening of this week marks
the appearance of the first
1922 issue of the Devils
Den Herald" The editors, Jack
Glynn and Joe French, hope that,
with the assistance of the many new
men, this issue will prove even great |
er than have the previous numbers. |
All contributions must be in by |
Thursday noon.-French.
Manager Frank Horrigan, who is
in large measure responsible for the
fine showing which the summer
school mines have made in the past
years, is again in charge of the team. ,
Manager Horrigan expects to turn
out as good a nine as that which rep
resented the school last season. Sew
eral new men are trying out for
places, among them being l.. F.
Burke, Donald Miller, Latour, Con-
molly, O'Connor, Healy and Blain.
Joe Mckenzie, former Boston college
star, will assist Manager Horrigan.
Mckenzie was coach of the Boston
University Freshman nine last sea-
son-O'Neil.
Prof. A. Roy Thompson, who has
been connected with the Havana
branch OF the University, is taking
the place of Prof. O'Neil until the
latter arrives. Prof. O'Neil has been
delayed on account of the number of
duties he has had to perform before
leaving the Havana branch. Prof.
Thompson is conducting classes in
Spanish and in Economics. der
son.
Pat" the popular canine mascot !
OF the summer school students, is be-
ginning his second year as an enter
tainer, with marked success. Pat"
was on the Job all last summer, kesp- !
ing the boys amused in front Of the
mess hall by his antics while chasing
old pieces Of rubber hose, wood and
stones thrown by the students.
There are few dogs like Pat" ac-
cording to the students.-Donohue
There is one student in attendance
here who should have little difficulty
travelling through life, and that Is
none other than George "Apostro-
phe' Smith, George, upon arriving
at Buoksport, went about selecting
the machine that should bear him
over the eighteen miles to Ellsworth.
After looking them over carefully,
(the machine). Georges choice
rested with the machine belonging to
Martin l.. Adams. With dignity,
such as is becoming such parsonage
as George, Mrs. Smith was ushered
to her seat in the car, Mr. and Mrs.
Shillue were then assigned their
places, and George then disposed Of
Dutch" Lantz of his position In the
front seat, and the party pulled
away en- route for Ellsworth. George
believes in the old adage, "a rolling
stone gathers no moss. "-Fallon.