The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-06-24
FACULTY..

FACULTY..
Rev. Samuel w Boardman D. D., L. D.,
md Mental and Moral Science and OF D'aacue os'
William A. Cate MS. ....,r.,.,,,
Rev. Samuel 7. Wilson, A. NJ,
the Spanish
Gaines s Roberts, A. NJ, ,,..u...
Rev. Elmer B. Waller, A. NJ,
Rev. H. A. Golf, M,
Miss Helen NJ. Lord,
$3.50 Instructor the Englsh Branches
Miss Margaret Henry,
Miss Agnes B. Clemens, B. L.,
Instructor Organ noandG
John Leroy Ware,
Insuuc oinPenm pand Bookke
Prof s. T. Wilson,
Registrar Librarian
j. Addison Clemens,
Miss Maggie E. Henry,
n voalMu Branches
Maryve College than three and ten DID, but
only and usefulness The enrolment during the past
year the largest history Three hundred and thrve students
attendance The authorities the College cherish the ambition
make every scholastic year the record the previous and
they formulate their plans for next they make no exception this
rule
The College offers three Courses of study the Classical
Scientific Scientific The degrees conferred the gradu
of these respectively Bachelor Arts Bachelor of
Letters and Bachelor Thenuon also provides preparatory
corresponding these The curriculum thorough
and equal to the best in the land
thorough drill vocal free all students Lessons in in
umenta given allow Miss Agnes Clemens who has
studied College us has charge of the instrumental
music department.
Three literary societies and several rhetorical classes furnish drill in
debating composition and eocution.
One of the students ladies' The valuable services of
Miss Margaret E. Henry will be continued
Special devoted the study Of the sacred Scriptures
The grand object ofthe College the people this
ton a thorough Christian education.
Marye exceptionally moral and does not tolerate the
presence of saloon.
The six buildings College Hill seventy thousand dollars Two
buildings used for residences Anderson Hall contains the
the chapel the apparatus the reading and the
literary Baldwin Hall occupied the young ladies' The
furnished with dtead wahands and tables In this hall
ample accommodations for boarding provided for all
bers the institution who wish avail themselves Of them Memo
Hall occupied by young The this hall
furnished by the College, but the must supply article
that may be missing All students provide their bedding
Good kitchens furnished with cookstoves and tables
yd for such students prefer board themselves The College
does furnish cooking vessels with the stoves Students unite in
clubs Of and board themselves at sOO week. Those
reasonable rates.
The Lamar Memorial Library building erected three
$780, 1t beautiful and commodous structure, and
we'll the College library The latter consists Of
than thousand volumes The the Library and Of the
rodca Reading Room is free to all the students.
The endowment the James r. Hills Memorial and John
nner Loan Libraries has made possible for the College rent at
nominal charge all students unable purchase their textbooks the
books used in the classes of the several departments the institution
These Loan Libraries and their advantages will be
cheerfully extended to all who need them.
The expenses very moderate Good board be had s2OO
per week. Board tuition lights fuel and washing will cost from $4,000
$4,000 for the collegiate year. The endowment enables the nstu
offer almost free tuition The tuition only S. 90 per
$1,000 per year. Students who the halls So OOper
For catalogues or further information apply to
REV. S. w. BOARDMAN, D. D., President.
MARYvLLE, TENNESSEE, June l, 1891.