The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-02-26
MOUNT OLIVE DEPARTMENT


AT the baptlst cnnrch last sun
day.
/ Mrs. Joseph E. Kennedy died
on the 18th instant, at her resi-
dence on Neuse river, aged about
IS years.
| y good many Of our citizens
are attending the Fish, Game
and Oyster Fair at New Berne
this week.
| Miss Emma Newell, died at
the residence OF her father, Mr..
| d. 4. Newell, last Friday night,
aged Is years.
| DR.. ]. 4. Faison returned last
Friday from Philadelphia where
he has been spending a month
attending lectures.
| Mrs. S. B. Parker and two
children spent a few days here
including last Sunday, as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. McKinne.
| The first quarterly meeting
Of the Mount Olive Circuit
| (Methodist) will be held in the
church at Faison next Saturday
and Sunday.
i Rev. Mr.. Tuttle had a right
severe attack Of rheumatism
last week. He was therefore
unable to attend his appoint
ments last Sunday.
Mrs. Jnlia Hilyaw, Of Will
nington, is here on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs. H. G. Small.
boner, who is stopping at the
Hotel Switzerland.
| Miss Lille McIntvre, who has
filled the place Of Telegraph op.
orator a0ceptably at Warsaw for
the last four years has been pro-
NOTED to a similar position al
Rocky Mount.
Married, at Toombsboro, Ga.
on the 10th instant, Mr.. Clarence
V. Mcintyre, agent at Toombs.
boro, formerly of Mt. Olive,
n. C., to Miss Laura A. Bush, oil
Ga. They arrived in our towI
the next day and spent a week
visiting their parents and left
for home on the oath instant.
The meeting of the Wayne
County Teachers Association In
Goldsboro on Saturday a weel
ago was a most enjoyable occa
sion. The feature Of the meet
. ing was the address by Prof
Geo. T. Winton, of Chapel Hill
Among the resolutions intro
duced was ore by Prof. e. Il
Britton thanking Hon. s. M
f Finger and Prof. G. d. McIve
and E. A. Alderman for thei
successful efforts to induce tn
Legislature to establish a. Teach
: ers' Training School. The mex
meeting Of the Association i,
to be held at Mt. Olive, in the
!, High School hall, and a mos
= attractive and entertaining pro
: gramme has been arranged TO
the occasion. In addition t,
: = all address by some invited ora
tor, there will be a discussion
; Of practical work in the school
0 room by the teachers, and prin
: pal Britton OF the school here
y proposes to enliven the occasion
> by having a glee from his schoo
to sing several inspiriting songs
The meeting takes place Of
l. the 14th of March, and al
e teachers who attend will b
entertained by the citizens o
. our progressive little town.
We have been pleased TO hea
the name OF Prof. f. E. 1rittoI
the Principal Of our school
/, mentioned as one OF the B1al,
(. Of Directors of the Teachers
y Training and Industrial School
: by the Wilson Miro. and Colds
u boro Argus. Mr.. Britton's friend
u in Mt. Olive have sent a numel
=. ously signed petition to the Gen
" eral Assembly, asking for hi
t. election, and we likewise rails
e our voice III his behalf. He
n a man whose heart il in tn
l. cause Of education, and is a hard
" worker i'll advancing the inter
ests he so loves. AS Presiden
h of the Wayne county Teacher:
e Association he is urging on til
teachers IF his county to renew
l ed efforts and al Tia. assi stan
: secretary Of the Southern Edu
catiOual association he is keep
inE in toHch with the education
:. al movements Fl this country
re Mr.. Britton will I. ulY represan
/ the girl OF moderate means, tn
5 farmers daughter, il he il cleo.
3 ed a member Of the Board, 70
n he is a staunch member Of tn
Farmers Alliance, and many o
its members have endorsed MI
B.itton fo- the position. Ii tn
General Assembly wants on tn
Board one who VIII enter ON hi
N duties knowing how and villa
to do, they should not fail t
!. elect p.cf. Edw. + Il itton.
If ~ E70E,RS nov BHTERS
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