Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1923-06-13
SUMMER SCHOOL. NOTES
Boston University, College of Business Administration.
Albert E. Dauphinee. Correspondent.


Don't be afraid to get chummie
with the instructors. We're all
human" said Prof. Charles E. Bel
latty in his talk to the boys at the
first assembly of the B. U. summer
school, held in the board of trade
rooms in Hancock hall Monday
morning, He then went on to say
that we were here to have good
time, as well as to study. Fishing
parties are to be planned, and also
outings to other parts of the county.
There are many good spots right
near here, and the oldtimers of the
town will be glad to tell you boys
just where to look for the big
ones
The professor announced to the
boys that their old friend and fellow
student, Frank Horrigan, had come
to Ellsworth as an instructor in ac-
counting this year, and that from
now on he is to be known as "Mr
Horrigan," and no longer the famil-
lar Frank"
Merrill Papen spoke for the stu
dent cabinet, outlined the plan of
the mess, and told about some of the
work the cabinet had been doing. 1t
was announced that later in the sea-
son another member will be added
to the cabinet. and at this tive an
attempt will be made to pick for
this position the student who has
done the most for the rest of the
boys.
In closing, Prof Bellatty empha-
sized the fact that we are here to
enjoy ourselves. Remember" he
said, you are here for a good time,
and the best way to have a good
time is to start out by trying to give
someone else good time"
After the assembly, there was
registration, and the assignment of
the mornings work The boys then
bought their supply of books, and
could be seen coming down Main
street looking for a friendly lift
with their loads. The rest of the day
was spent fishing, swimming and
ball playing.
In the list of boys who are to at
tend classes of the B. L. summer
SchOol are many Old-tlmefS. lne
following are the boys and their
home towns:
Lincoln d Adams, Sorrento, Fla
Nikita Angelus, Schenectady y. Y.
Joseph Bags Roxhury. Mass,
Roy f, Benoit, Anthony, r. l.
1sadOr BerkoWitZ Hartford Conn.
Charles Il. Bickford Augusta Me.
Jeremiah Buckley. Newtonville. Mass,
Ernest e Burke Boston, Mass.
Louis \ Burke Dover, n. Fl,
Harold Carlson, Dorchester Mass.
Charles r. Caron. Lawrence, Mass.
Sidney f Charnock Dorchester, Mass.
Martin Cohen, Everett Mass
Henry NJ Connolly, Somerville, Mass
James NJ Connolly, Lynn, Mass
Arthur r Connolly Roxbury. Mass
Philip S Cushing, Norwood Mass
Charles r. Daily, Worcester Mass
Albert E Dauphnee, Providence. II. /
John Degan. Jamaica Plain, Mass
Arthur G Emery Boston. Mass
James f. Fallon, RoXbury, Mass
Harrison N Fairfield, Boston, Mass
Harvey NJ Pickett. Ellsworth Me
Theodore S Gillespie Dorchester Mass
David Goldberg, Dorchester, Mass
Lorimer r Goodwin, Boston, Mass
BARLEY f. German, Everett, Mass
Edward A. German, SO. Boston, Mass
John Gwynn. Dorchester. Mass
William Hayward, SomerviIe. Mass
Andrew F Healy, Holyoke, Mass
Benjamin a Holt, Newton, Mass
Ernest w Horne. Boston, Mass
Henry l.. Howatt Newport, r.
Patrick p Hughes, Cambridge, Mass
Charles f Hurley, Newton, Mass
MacCubbin c. Jones, Brighton, Mass
Thomas ] Heavy Charlestown Mass
Thomas Kenney Newton. Mass
Edward Kennedy Boston, Mass
VIM d Kirwin, Charlestown, Mas:
James S. Kirwin, Roxbury, Mas:
Malcolm C King, Waltham, Mass
Jacob A Klain, Norway No
a T Kune, Cambridge, Mass
Harold f Lafayette, Charlestown. Mass
Ernest L Langley, Boston, Mass
oliver P Latour, Worcester, Mass
Henry Fl leighton, Sharon, Mass
VIM r Linnehan, Somerville, Mass
Herbert II Lyons, winthrop, Mas: