Ellsworth American., 1921-06-29
SUMMER SCHOOL
Will Open Thursday of Next Week
Students Arriving.


The Boston university summer
school in Ellsworth will open Thurs
day of next week c. E. Bellatty,
director, arrived Monday, and is look
ing after the final details for the
opening of the school. He reports
everything satisfactory, with a suf-
ficient number of rooms for the ac-
commodation of all the students and
members of the faculty. There will
be about 1877 people in all here.
Dean Lord will be here for the open
ing of the school.
Those already here include Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Roche and two chill
dren, Ralph H. G. Herrin, catcher of
the varsity baseball team, who will
be behind the bat for the summer
school team again this year; Edward
B. Fallon, to whom the Boston Post
recently awarded a $50 prize as the
"politest man in Boston" that Post
reporter could find; Daniel j. Dris-
coll, Joseph McCorry and bride, and
Jacob Gitelman, whose middle name
is Pep"
The big body Of students will leave
Boston by boat July 5, coming by
way of Bangor, and will arrive here
ueAI w cuucSudy dllClAo
Because of the success of the ELS
worth summer session last year, the
federal authorities allowed a number
of war veterans not previously asso-
ciated with the university to take the
entrance examinations for this
school. Out of forty who took the
examinations, twenty-six passed, thir-
teen of whom will come to Ellsworth
and thirteen will study in the Bos-
ton summer session.
Samuel Lord, son of Dean Everett
w. Lord, of the College of Business
Administration, will take his first ses-
sion at Boston university in the ELS
worth school. He was graduated this
month from st. Johns school, Man
lius, New York Other interesting
students include Abid Maloof of
Bangkok, Siam, and Jesinglal Mehta
of Bombay, India. Mr. Mehta, who
was formerly with firm of certified
public accountants in Bombay,
speaks four languages and several
Indian dialects.
i. Glasses will last from to 3 every
day except Saturday, Sunday and
Wednesday afternoon. In the late
afternoon, sports, hikes and enter
tainments will be provided for the
boys.
A faculty of eight members will Of
fer courses in Ellsworth, including
Prof. w. J. Goggin, Prof c. E. Bel
latty, Prof. Leo d. ONeil, director
of the Havana branch of the College
of Business Administration, Domingo
Flores, also a member of the Havana
faculty, w. G. Hoffman, H. w. Babb,
Alan Miller and A. M. Isenberg,
training officer for the federal board.
Courses in accounting, advertising,
newswriting, economics, English
composition, money and banking,
corporation finance, commercial law,
Spanish, window display, and public
speaking will be offered. In order
to safeguard the health of the boys
no one will be allowed to- take over
twenty hours.
Activities among the boys are al
ready beginning. A baseball team
has been organized under the direc-
tion of Frank H. Horrigan of Wake
field, Mass, Richard w. Sullivan has
formed an orchestra of seven pieces.
The town of Ellsworth has offered
every hospitality to the war veterans.
Glasses are to be held in the high
school, and the boys will mess in the
banquet hall in the Odd Fellows
block. E. F. Robinson of the Els
worth board of trade has been in
Boston during the past week making
plans for a reception and dance to be
given for the students by the board
of trade on July s, in Hancock hall.
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