The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-13
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CouSrv CouRr day nest Monday.
DmD-On the 9Th inst, Of minengitis.
George H., aon Of A. and NJ. =. Thbble,
aged years.
THF JuSE TERN-Of the boyle Com
mon Pleas Court opeus on Monday. The
docset shows only 10 appearance cases.
THr ANSuAL ADpREss Before the Y.
NJ. G. A. Of this place will he delivered by
Rev. DR.. Hutchinson, of New Albany. In
diana, on Sunday, 18th, atsr.N.
ENrERrArNMESr.--A large and elegant
entertainment was given last Tuesday eve
ming by Mrs. r o. Boyle 10 her daughter,
Miss BERTHE, and her viritors, Misses En-
ders. Of New Orleans. and Voolfolk, Of
Louisville. The beauty, grace, wit and
handsome toilets Of the fair ones has
been rarely equaled At former social gath
erings in Danville.
BsccAIAuREArE SERMON Rev. Thos.
NJ. Vaughan delivered the Baccalaureate
Sermon before the graduating class Of Bell
Seminary Las, Sunday evening at the Fir-,
Presbyterian Church, and exhorted the
young ladies 'to get WISDOM" to the at.
tainment Of which he would have them
pay due regard to physical, Intellectual
and moral training and improvement. His
words possessed the merit Of simplicity add
excellent good srnse, aud were admirably
adapted to the sweet girl graduates. The
large audience gave close attention TO his
discourse.
SCHOOL Trustee ELECrIoN. -Messrs. ].
y, Veteran, J. 5. YanWinkle aud q. r..
Wiseman were elected Trustees for The
Danville Common School District nj the
election held last Saturday. The proposi-
ton 20 levy a tar Of 10 per cent on the
500 for three year. tor Common School
purposes, especially a building, received
considerable attention from voters, and
was warmly contested. Just prior % the
closing Of the polls there was an eager
demand for the proxies of widows bv both
opponents and advocates Of the taxation.
The levy vas authorized to be made by a
majority Of Is.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK-The season Of
greatest gayety in Danville. will soon he
upon US, and the programme Of exercises
bespeaks an interesting and festive occa-
sion. On Sunday morning next at III A.
NJ, in the End Presbyterian Church, Rev.
J. L. Mckee, d. d., will give directions in
a Baccalaureate Sermon for the proper
equipment and steerage Of the barks on
LIES tempesiuous voyage. The annual
celebration Of the Chamberlain P. and L.
Society will take place on Monday eve
ming, 10th. WI. Hendricks, class rs, Of
Flemingsburg, will bestow Diplomas upon
the graduating members. On Tuesday eve
ming the Deinologian u. T. Society will
hold similar exercises, with delivery Of
Diplomas by DIR. l.. s. McMurtry, Of this
place. The Seniors Of 20 have Instituted
the Class Day, feature generally observ-
ed in colleges in the North and East. The
order Of exercises a. given should enter
tain. In the College Chapel, Wednesday
morning, at 10 o'clock-Song Of Welcome,
composed by Mrs. +. ID. Potts, and 10 he
sung BY the class. Class orator, ]. w.
Kennedy. Poet, W. q. Dunlap. Historian.
w. X. Worrall, Grumbler, c. r. Edward.
Giftorian, W. $. Elkin; and on the Campus
at III O'Clock. Prophet, q. G. Edwards.
Ivy orator, 7. B. Andrews Farewell song
written by Mrs. Potts, for the class. The
Alumni Association Of Centre College, will
hold its annual meeting on Wednesday
evening, and will be addressed by Hon. W.
l.. Dulaney, Of Bowling Green. Mr.. John |
ID. Fleming, class Of rs, will read a poem.
Is Commencement proper. There
will be plenty OF speech-making, and sew
enteen young men will receive papers tes-
tifying in Latin to their proficiency in the |
liberal arts. On Thursday evening. the |
College building viii be brilliantly light
ed and thrown open for grand promenade |
concert. Wolfe's band, Of Lexington, will
be in attendance during the week. Laven-
der is '79's color; the ladies will govern
accordingly. The young gen.
Ilemen Of Centre College request the pres
pnce OF Lincoln's beauty and gallsnts.