The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1889-01-09
COLLEGE NOTES.
Happenings and Items Of Note
Secured for Our College Sub
scribers and Their
Friends,

College Hill is lively with the
busy hum of a studious College
life.
The week of prayer is being OBJ
served at the College.
Prof. Crawford presided over the
opening exercises of the College,
Wednesday morning, in the absence
of the Chairman, Prof. Rogers.
Sam calculated going ina double
column Sabbath eve. hut he says,
81 thought l wouldn't"
Addison Clemens informs us that
every hole for storing boys in
Memorial Hall is full.
Miss Lillian COlmar spent her
vacation with Miss Stella Eakin.
The writing classes this term will
go on under leadership of J. l..
Warful. A good many of the
students are taking an interest in
this study.
Several of the girls are c0ntem-
templating the study of the Greek
Language. Why should they not?
What would Maryville be with
out the College? The College
supplies a good per cent. Of the life
of the town.
Our estimatable Matron, Mrs.
Pierce, visited her old home in New
Market, during the holidays.
Rev. j. H. Cooper conducted
chapel exercises Thursday morning
and spent the day with his family
who are attending College.
New students are daily arriving,
|foese1s ossAvudellS mn 81 Sdt
first few days Of the new students
life as pleasant as possible, remem'
bering that he himself was once a
stranger among strangers.
Scene in a class room. Teacher
What kind of noun is kiss
Young lady, with a blush,) botf
common and proper.
Miss Ida Alexander will no
return to College a few weeks. Sh'
along with many others has beer
suffering with severe cold, but W,
are glad to learn that she is better
s. A. Caldwell who went to hi
home at New Market to spend tn
Christmas vacation, is detained Of
account of the serious illness of hi
sister and will not return for a fey
days.
The College Museum will b
placed in the upstairs of the ne,
library building. Showcases hav
been purchased and arranged
hold the collection.
A few of the students enjoyed
social time at the home of Mis-
Rada Mathes on the eve before tn
opening of the College term.
Look out! Clean your shoe.
tread softly! Isaac Wycoff con
: mands, and uses with great accur,
cy the scepter of cleanliness at tf
College Library.
The Seniors are beginning
r puzzle themselves about Intern,
, tional Law. We trust they may
: able so to arrange matters that
7 the future national disputes ms
be settled in peacable way.
The College term opened Janu
ry End, with brighter prospects ths
I. ever before. There were more
the opening exercises than at tn
period in any former time. Awe
filed chapel shows that the frien,
of Maryville College appreciate Il
privileges Of the institution.
O Considering the number of soci
Il gatherings that were held duri,
a the past two weeks. Sociabili
o seems to have been the order
Il the Christmas holidays. five m,
!. judge by the outward appearan,
r every one has had a merry Chri
q mas, and cheerful smile seems
v bespeak a happy issue for the ye
- 1889.
le Many of the former students W
have been teaC hing last term ha
returned and taken their form
v, places in the ranks of the studen
x They seem to very glad to con.
q. scend to ley aside their dignity
D. teachers and once more becol
pupils.