Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-06-14


finally located in the high schoo
building, where classes will be hello
for the remainder of the session.
Many of the students of the law
classes will miss the velvet-cushionet
seats which the Odd Fellows hall Of
tered. eThe room occupied by the
Odd Fellows for their meetings gave
one the impression of real cour1
room. The classes in public speak
ing, which have been meeting ir
knights of Columbus hall and the
moving picture theatre, were at
forded excellent opportunities OF
speaking in large halls. Prof
Charles Bellatty and members OF
the faculty, as well as the students
themselves, are grateful to the vari-
Gus organizations which have loaned
their rooms in order that the school
may not be delayed in getting under
way.
Through the courtesy of many
families in which the students have
rooms, many of the boys have been
given an opportunity of observing
the points of interest in and around
Ellsworth.
NOTES BY THE STUDENTS.
Some of the boys enjoyed the
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton P.
Royal at their home on State street
last Sunday. Songs, recitations and
musical selections were rendered by
the many talented performers,
among whom were John Mckay, Joe
Mckenzie, O'Connor, BerkewltZ,
Goldman, and others equally
talented Plans are now under way
for a show to be given in the near
future. From present indications, it
should prove to be success.
-Keavy.
The pleasant environment OF Els
worth is already having its erect
upon the summer school students.
Several on probation are doing ex-
ceptionally fine work. This year
those on probation cannot participate
in any form of athletics until they
are in good standing with the facul-
ty. 1t is unfortunate that Two
promising candidates for the baseball
team are behind in their studies.
However, by diligent effort, they ex-
pect to be eligible to play shortly
after the season opens-Lelghton.
Prof Leo d. O'Neil, who for the
mast wear has been connected with
the Havana branch of the University,
arrived in town Sunday night, ana
began his duties as instructor on the
summer school faculty Monday
morning. Prof. O'Neil is an author
ity on foreign trade, and Will be IN
charge of courses in finance, Spanish
and economics while here. His TAM
ilv will arrive in about two weeks,
and will occupy the Treworgy bunga-
low at East Surry, where they spent
last Observation-Disclosures
The committee on the DEVILS Den
Sporting club initiation owes many
thanks to the local milliners who
loaned the committee in charge sew
eral hats appropriately decorated Tor
the occasion. Some of the members
looked so attractive in their cos
tunes, that it is suggested 1t might
be we'll for the local milliners to use
some of the boys as window display
models-Miller.
Every man at the summer school
appreciates the thoughtfulness OF
Manager King, who has given the
use of the Dirigo theatre for assem-
blies. This same spirit OF
thoughtfulness is found throughout
the city, and it is forming lasting
friendship between the people OF
Ellsworth and the men of the school.
Hart.
ha Of,
year, eighty-three are spending their
first summer in Ellsworth. In the
short period of two weeks, these men
have made a favorable impression,
not only on the people of Ellsworth,
but also on the students, who are
spending their second or third sum-
mer here. The conduct of the new
men has been admirable. They have
shown tendency to mix on all oc-
casions, and this get-toeether spirit
augurs we'll foy the success of the
summer school this year. The new
men are certainly living up to, if not
surprising, the reputation estab
lished by their predecessors Mul
kern.
The students were treated to 6
rare surprise last Friday. when Mon
Chow Patipan, a student from Siam
rendered song in his native tongue
He sang without sign of embarrass
ment and was easily the big hit O.
the first annual reading of thu
Devils Den Herald-a satirical jour
nal that traces its origin to the cleye
writing of Frank E. Whitmore a
the Ellsworth high school in 1894
--O'Neil.
The advertising courses given b
Prof. Bellatty, head of the advertis
ing courses at Boston University
have been of great value to at leas
one student who is spending the sum
mer in Ellsworth. AS result of tn
training received, Joe French ha
succeeded in winning several hun
dred dollars in prizes for writing ad
vertisements, and he has also re
lao HI tall