The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-12-14

Painting and decoration have been
pu. upon Anderson Hall at an ex-
pense of $1,000. Incandescent cleo
trio lights have been placed in front of
the College buildings; in the chapel
and entries of Anderson Hall, and in
the corridors, dinning-room and par
lor of Baldwin Hall. Suitable walks
and pavements of brick have been
laid around the building. The whole
campus has been recently surveyed
and laid out by q competent land
scape gardner. 1t is expected that
roads, walks, lawns and avenues
Of tress will be..early made in.accord-
ance with thissplan.
II. New or Enlarged Departments.
The Preparatory Department as al
ready noticed is furnished with greater
facilities and placed under new reg
lations of marked advantage.
% The Rhetorical Department,
including English Literature has an
additional Professor. A large room
IS feet square in the third story of
the annex, has been assigned for vo-
cal drill and Rhetorical exercises.
(3) Department of the National
Sciences. An additional Professor;
new methods and new facilities.
I (D Modern Languages. Teach
ers in Spanish, German, and French
with better opportunities than ever
before.
i (5) Business Department. An
additional teacher, two Calligraph
machines; copying apparatus and etc.
Pennmanship, type-writing, Book
keeping and short hand taught.
i CO. Athletics, Calisthenics etc.
Young ladies drilled with the use o.
dumb-bells etc. instruction in Ell
quette, department etc. Additional
teachers and rooms afford much
broader opportunities in all these
directions than have been hitherto
!. possible.
t 10 Library, twelve Thousand
volumes. Reading Room supplied
with best papers, Magazines; Re
views. Museum; Scientific Apparatus
+ (8) Bible study, obligatory upol
all Departments. Participated il
, by all teachers and pupils. Specia
new Maps, Books, etc at cost o
, 5000 recently provided. "
L (9) College Societies. Larg'
) Room, 36 feet by 40, one of the bes
: in the Annex, appropriated to thu
: Young Mems Christian Association
It will be speedily fitted up and furn
/ ished byfthem in an attractive man
liner.
lEnA large room thirty-six feet b.
eighteen, has also been assigned tt
the Young Ladies Literary Societ.
, ':The Bainonian." 1t will soo1
be put in complete preparation TO
their use. The Alpha Sigma, ant
Athenian Societies, have elegan,
rooms we'll furnished and adapted Il
their, weekly meetings. The Literar.
7 and religious Societies, furnish tt
' the students some of their best dicip
D line in the college.
etl III New Cooperative Boarding.
Club.
This new organization is unde
: the management Of Mrs. A. A. Will
son, formerly, (and still in the sum
mer) of the Mount Nebo Hotel, and
: furnishing good board in a pleasan
;, room, and at attractive tables, for 81
8 25 per week. Students can brin
provisions from home which are re
!. ceiyed at the market plice. Ever
b young lady may, if she desires
) perform some labor whic
). will reduce considerably the expens
Q Of her board.
: About three hundred thousan
b, dollars have been bestowed by tn
: benevolent upon the grounds, build
r ings, Library and endowments q
:. Maryvi!le College. The annual in
o terest on this amount at six per-cen
y is eighteen thousand dollars. !
/. share in this great gift is ofere
: freely to all. The youth who will ma
: come and receive it. The noble live
e inspiring examples, ardent prayers
9 and untiring labors, of Presiden
r Anderson, Profs. Hoyt, Bartlett
g Lamar, Crawford and others, hav
: left, in the high character and So
+ cred traditions of the College a sti
i