Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-20

The annual reception and dance tC
the B. U. boys and faculty will be
given tonight in Hancock hall by the
Ellsworth board of trade. The peo-
pie of Ellsworth and the students
and faculty of the summer school are
cordially invited to attend. Music
will be furnished by Miss Giles or
cheStra, and refreshments will be
served. The committee in charge
consists of Martin l.. Adams, chair
man; Frank ]. Dunleavy and Dr. F.
P. Latin.
At the commencement exercises
of Boston university, Everett w.
Lord, Dean of the College of Bust
three hundred degrees. When he
was about half through the cere-
mony, and before he had conferred
all the degrees, his voice failed him
and he was obliged to stop for a rest
But he smiled happily, pleased that
he was able to present to these
students that coveted reward for
which they had so faithfully worked
in the past few years. Among those
to receive recognition of work was
our own Frank H. Horrigan, stu
dent, instructor, baseball manager
and coach, and a crackerjack good
fellow.
On June %, Dean Lord will be in
Ellsworth to take part in the formal
opening of the b. u. summer school,
which has been postponed until this
date in order that the dean may be
with us.
Mrs. Bellatty and her three daugh-
tiers are expected June 25.
Harold A. Robinson, manager of
Morang's garage, hes contributed to
the boys happiness and fe@Feation by
donating the use of his boat and oars
on Leonard lake.
The school has two large, beautt-
full crimson banners which the boys
will take to the ball games in the
future. On one is the name, "Rcs-
ton University" and on the other.
college of Business Administra-
ton These banners are abont
eight feet long by four feet wide, and
will make fine display for the
school at the games.
Yesterday was the wedding an
niversary Of Prof, and Mrs. Belatty.
All the boys and the instructors OK
tend heartiest congratulations.
During the past week, Walter
Spear has been very i'll, but has beer
we'll cared fox by Dr.. Parcher and the
Red Cross nurse, and by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiggin, at whose home he Is a
guest for the summer, We are glad
to see him around again,
During the absence of our base
ball manager and coach, Frank Hor
rigan, the team has been in the
capable hands OF Joe c. Mackenzie.
1t was Joe who managed the team on
our first trip, and many favorable
comments have been passed on the
good work he did, especially at the
game.
Our next ball game will be this
afternoon at o'clock, with the
strong and yet undefeated p. G. F.
team at Great Works. Lefty
Burke will start in the box, provided
his arm is in good condition. Last
night it was coming along pretty
good, but it was not certain that it
would be disable for the game to-day.
In this case Williamson will do the
pitching and Carlson will catch,
while Adams will take center. The
rest of the lineup will be the same
as in the last game, Jimmie Fallen
covering short and Whitley" Ruane
on third, and not the reverse, as
many papers had it in the account Of
the game p. c. F.. twirler will
probably be either Miller, the former
Eastern League player, or "Cuddy'
Murphy. former Dartmouth star.
Monday the p. c. F.'s took the Old
Town A. A. into camp with score OF
to 0. This game means some hard
playing for the Boston boys, but ii
will be great if they can bring home
the bacon, There is a game pending
with Bluehill for Saturday of this
week.
SOME FIRE EATERS.
Last Sunday the boys were treated
to the most excitement they have had
since arriving at the summer school