The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-18

TRINITY COLLEGE-
The Old College and the New
Trinity Training school.

Trinity College had a largely
attended and successful COM
mencement last week. This 10
the last year III the old build
ings.
Old Trinity College will be
set apart for the use OF Trinity
High School to be established
there, in which preparatory,
and in part, collegiate instruc-
tons will be gwen. The first
term of Trinity Hige School
will open August 6, and will be
under the direction OF the Trus-
tees of Trinity College.
Trinity College proper will
open it's next term at Durham
in Septe mber in the handsome
new Buildings being erected
there. The trustees at their
meeting accepted the amend
ments in the charter providing
for thirty-six trustees, twelve
from the Moth Carolina Con-
ference, twelve from the Wes-
tern North Carolina and twelve
from the Alumni Of the College.
The old board goes out Jan.
1892 and the new board succeeds
them The act inc operating
Trinity College Park and adj
hitting students to share in the
government of the College was
also accepted.
The following are the twelve
trustees elected from among the
Alumni.
| J. W. Mauney of Salisbury,
DIR. w. p. Mercer of Ioisi OF,
Prof. o. w. Carr Of Trinity Col
lege, Rev. DR.. F. l.. Reid of
Raleigh, Rev. 3. r. Hall Of
Goldsboro, Rev. w. H. Pegram
of Trinity College, w. K. Odell
Of Concord, G. S. Bradshaw of
Asheboro, n. M. Jurney Of Robe
son county, M. A. Smith of
Davidson College, w. Wilson
Of brownsville, Hon. F. NJ.
Simmons OF Winston.
DR.. Crowell the able and
energetic President of the Col
lege announced on behalf of the
trustees that the following
faculty had been elected at
Trinity College at Durham:
Chair of Chemistry, Prof. w.
H. Pegram; Chair OF Physics
Prof. G. B. Hinde, Of Warrens.
burg, Mo-; Ins tructor in Mathe-
mates and Electrical Engineer
ing, Prof. W. L. Flowers, OF
Taylorsville, n. c.; Chair OF
Biology, ]. NJ. Stedman, of the
Agricultural Department al
Washington, d. c.; Chair OF
Finance and Economics, N. G.
English, Trinity College; Chair
cf History, Stephen B. Weeks
of Johns Hopkins; Chair OF
, English, Prof. J. l.. Armstrong
of Trinity College; Chair o!
!. Advanced Latin and Greek
, Prof. F. E. Welch, Of Trinity
, College; Instructor Of Latin
, Rev. T. ". Ivey, of Roxboro
? Instructor in Greek, w. |. Gran
{ ford, of Opbir; Chair of Pure
and Applied Mathematics, Prof
} }. M. Dandy, Of Trinity College
3 Chair Of Philosophy, II. Austi1
I Atkins, of the University O.
: Toronto, Can; Dean of the Law
, School, Justice A. G.. Avery, O
e Morganton; Assistant Instructo
8 in Law, B. B. Nicholson, o
( Washington, n. c., Divinit.
School, Chaplain and Professo
! of Pastoral Theology, Rev. l.
Y W. Crawford, of Trinity College
t Instructor in Hebrew, Ney
t Testament and Greek, Rev
It B. Turrentine, of Morganton. !
: Professor of Modern Language
{ and a Professor of Mechauica
Y; Engineering will be electe
y later.
IS The honorary degrees confer
d red are as follows: Doctor G
# Divinity--Rev. r. n. Price
= editor of the Western Mort.
Carolina Methodist; Rev. F. 7
j. Swindell, Presiding Elder c
). the Wilmington district, an
r Rev w. A. Moore, pastor {
It Hay Street Methodist Churc
IF Of Fayetteville.
le There is to be a big Alulnl
IT banquet al the opening of tn
N New College at Durham ne1
W fall.