Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-16
SUMNER SCHOOL.
The Advance Guard from Boston will
be Here Soon.

be Here soon.
Boston, June 10 Especially Though
the Boston university summer school
will not open in Ellsworth until three
weeks hence. the first student has ar
rived in Hancock county. and others
will follow next week. So much has
been said in praise of Ellsworth and
the country nearby that the students
and instructors just cannot wait until
July T. the opening day.
Lester w Roche. with Mrs. Roche
and two little children. left their home
in Medford yesterday afternoon on
the way to Ellsworth. where Mr..
Roche will attend the school this
summer. For a week Mr. Roche
and his family will occupy the Wy
man cottage at Contention Cove.
Next to come will probably be
Charles f. Bellatty. who win be the
director ef the school, and who will
teach adyer,.s &c and advertisement
writing. and William G. Hoffman,
who VIII teach American literature,
English composition and public
speaking. They and their families
will leave Boston, June "a, on the
Bangor boat, and will come across
country from Bucksport to Conten-
tion Cove. where they viii spend the
summer. the Bellattys In the cottage
OF Mes Carrie l.. Bellatty. and the
Hofimans in one of the cottages
owned by Mrs. S. J. Treworgy.
A week later will come Mr. and
Mrs David A. Fiske of Northampton
and Mr. and Mrs. Everett +. White
OF West Peabody. who will occupy
another of Mrs. Treworgy's cottages
at Contention Cove Mr. and Mrs.
Fiske were married two weeks ago.
and are now in the Berkshires on
their honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
White will be married shortly before
leaving for Ellsworth. The students
are old friends and comrades In arms.
MIR. Fiske. who cameto Boston uni
yersity from Amhers' agricultural
college. has been invited to Join the
college stan as instructor in English.
Both OF the men were severely
wounded while fighting in France.
The advance guard of students
who Will arrive early to set up their
camp in Blacks field will appear in
Ellsworth about the first of July, fol-
lowing by a few days Sergeant l.. A.
Gadbois, who will come down to be-
gin his stewardship on June 90. Mr..
Gadbois has employed John II. Le-
land of Ellsworth as his first assist
ant. and all his other assistants in
the dining-room and kitchen at the
Odd Fellows block will be Ellsworth
people. Mr. Gadbois would like to
see at Odd Fellows hall after June2s,
those who have written him regard
ing work as Mattresses. etc, and the
of provisions for the
camp.
The Northeastern department. Z.
S A. has loaned to the student
campers for use in Blacks field
twelve large pyramidal tents. fifty
metal cots. 100 bed sacks and $50
blankets. Eighty-fve men will at
tend the school. About fifty will live
in Ellsworth homes.
Dean Everett W. Lord will be in
Ellsworth to take part in the exer-
cises when the school opens on the
morning of July :.
Other members of the faculty who
win arrive for the opening are Will
loughby A. Colby, instructor in eco
Monies. and Victor w. Bennett. in
structor in accounting. who will re-
main in Ellsworth through the sum-
mer. Among the College of Bust
ness Administration faculty members
who will visit the school in Ellis
worth will be Professor Charles F.
Rittenhouse. head OF the department
of accounting: Professor Roy Davis.
head of the department of English;
Harold Whitehead. professor OF sales
relations, and John c. Scammell,
professor OF English.
Harold A. Thurlow. instructor in
craftsmanship and advertising design.
will not arrive until August. He
plans to have his 35-foot auxiliary
yacht in Union River bay through
August. and to sail her back 10 Bos-
ton. Mrs. Thuriow and their little
daughter will spend the month in
Ellsworth.
The present enrolment for the
Ellsworth school includes McCorry
and Doheny. pitchers: Herrin, catch
er: Stumcke. second base, and Hersey
center field, of the B. L. varsity
nine. and three or four other students
who have played baseball more or
less. With q few weeks practice.
the summer school nine ought TO be
ableto make things interesting for
some Of the Hancock county teams.
and maybe, before the season is over,
the boys will even dare to tackle the
Ellsworth Athletic association nine.