Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-13

JOS c Mack enzie, RoXbury, Mass
Edmund J McCarty, Dorchester, Mass
John J Mccarthy, Lawrence, Mass
Patrick p McHale. Holyoke Mass
Eugene II Mclaughlin,
Roslindale. Mass
Irving H Merrill, Maiden, Mass
Frederick Mitchell, Lawrence, Mass.
Harry NJ Morse Charlestown, Mass
Edward F Murphy Lynn, Mass.
John ] Murray, Cambridge, Mass.
Victor e Neffe, South Hanson, Mass.
Patrick j O'Hara East Boston, Mass.
James J O'Meara, Boston, Mass.
Fred'k c O'Rourke, Worcester, Mass.
Merrill Papen, Roslindale, Mass,
Arthur l. Ross Fitchburg Mass
Daniel T Rourke, Unionville, Conn.
Edward Ruane, Worcester. Mass.
Chas ] Scanlon, So. Boston, Mass.
Raymond f Schryer,
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
VIM l. Shea, Charlestown, Mass,
Albert E Sherman. Milford, N. II.
John J Shields, Medford Mass
David G Singer Boston Mass
Walter w Spear, PASSPORT Me.
Geo X Slater Reading Mass
Lester F Stevens, jr Brookline. Mass.
Joseph L Stone, Worcester, Mass.
John L Sullivan Lowell, Mass
Joseph A. Tambeau Maiden Mass
John T. Tonra, Brookline, Mass.
VIM e Vaughn. Springfield Mass
Norman L Williamson. Hampton, Va
Peter Violently. Cambridge, Mass
Samuel F Wright, Somerville, Mass
Boston University is doing more
for this group of students than is
being done by any other college in
the world for any group of stu
dents. Although there are but
eighty-seven men here, there is a
faculty of ten competent instructors
and professors, who have also had
considerable business experience
This arrangement gives one in
structor for every nine students.
In order to get to school on the
opening date, one of the instructors
drove for thirty-four hours without
any sleep. Starting from New York
city with new car, Mr.. Bornhoft
had to drive the first 500 miles
slowly to break in the car properly.
Just as he got it so he could let it
out in good shape, he struck the last
hundred miles and had to slow down
again for a reason which is quite
obvious to those of us who come over
the roads in machines from Boston.
Some roads" Where have we
heard that before? Mr.. Bornhoft
and family have taken the Conary
cottage at East Surry.
Mr.. Fellows, who is instructing in
advertising, came from Salt Lake
City, Utah, and brought with him
his wife and baby. They are stop
ming for the present with Mrs. Royal.
but will live with Mr.. Fellows
father, Prof. Fellows, former presi-
dent of 7. of NJ. and now professor
of history at the University of Utah
Prof. Fellows has cottage at Bay
side.
Senior Acevedo, who was formerly
| with Prof. O'Neil at the Havana
branch of Boston university, is in
| structing in Spanish here He is
| boarding with Mrs. James F. Carey
| at Convention Cove.
| Next Monday is commencement
day for Boston university. and will
be a holiday for the B. U. session in
Ellsworth, Mr.. Frank Horrigan,
who is instructing in accountine
here, will go to Boston to receive his
degree of B. B. A. From then on we
will surely have to call him MIR
HORRIGAN Good work Frank
Nh Horrigan-we all congratulate
you.
Prof, Bellatty had planned to have
the commencement addresses broad
casted so that the boys here coult
listen-in on them. The Shepard
Stores had expressed their willing
ness to cooperate in this, but as the
days will probably be extremely
warm at this time and thus render
the static conditions very unfavora
BILE, it was decided the expense die
not warrant the risk.
The formal opening of the summer
school will be postponed until abou
June 25, in honor of Dean Everett
W. Lord, who has done so much fol-