Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-19

About $50 persons attended the annu.
al senior class party at DR.. Bestty's Friday
night Ices and other light reireshment,
we're served at II o'clock. The company
did not disperse until after o'clock, AN.
All who were present speak Of the party a.
most enjoyable.
-Danville, II seems IL 10 have what Il
has long been a shame for such metropo.
lie TO be without, viz. A handsome Opera.
House. The matter is In the hands Of a
number Of energetic gentlemen and az
soon AZ some minor details are settled the
location and design will be announced.
Bob Burdett, negro man who was
raised in Garrard county, and who lived
for some time at Hustonville and Danville
was killed a short distance this side
Of Bursin, Saturday night by being
run over BY a train Of cars. II is not
known how the accident occurred. Some
Of his friends think he may have been kill.
ed and afterwards placed on the track, but
at present nothing authentic can be learn
ed as to the particulars Of his death. DE.
ceased has a wife here.
On Thursday while the family we're at
dinner, a white man with bundle under
Us arm was seen 10 enter the residence Of
Mr.. WIN. TomlinsOn, on 4th Street; in
few minutes he came out and walked leis-
urely away. II was soon after discovered
that the house had been robbed OF a pock.
ct book containing several dollars in mon.
ey, promisoIy note for 500, bracelet,
locket and other articles Of jewelry. The
case has been placed In the hands Of off
GERS, but up to this time Monday, no ar
rests have been made.
JAS. @. Givens, E,q, OF Louisville,
will address the Dienologian members Of
the senior class Of Centre College and de-
liver their diplomas Monday night. Mr..
Richard p. Ernest, Of Cincinnati, will de-
liver the diplomas and address the Cham.
berlain Society graduates Tuesday night.
Both gentlemen are members Of the class
Of 1873 Rev. Robert Christie, Of the
College street Presbyterian church Of Lou.
isville, delivered the Baccalaureate sermon
10 the senior class Of Centre College. Sun.
day morning at the "a Presby terian church.
A very interesting meeting Of the
Alumni Of Caldwell College was held in
the Chapel Of that Institution on Thurs
day evening. The exercises we're opened
by the singing Of "Auld Lang Syne," fol.
lowed by prayer by Rev. L. @ .Barbor, ID. d.
Of Richmond, former principal Of the Col.
lege. An address OF welcome was then de.
livered by the Vice President, who intro.
duced IA new members the graduating
class Of this year. The Corresponding Sec
rotary then read letters Of regret from alb.
sent members residing in different States
Tennessee, New Jersey, Missouri and Hi.
nois being heard from. The Secretary
then read the minutes Of the last meeting,
after which the classes we're called. The
call going back to the second year Of the
Institute under Prof A. L. Sloan. Histo-
ries Of five classe, we're then read by rep.
resentatives Of them interspersed by vocal
and instrumental music rendered by the
young daughters OF former graduates. Az
ter remarks by DIR. Barbor and Rev. Thos.
Montgomery, the present principal, il was
decided to hold the next meeting IN 1886.
The association at present numbers forty
me mbers,