The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-20
College Notes.

ScleHCe.
Misses Maggie and May Jones at
tended chapel services last Tuesday |
morning.
Miss May Jones, of Cleveland, O., !
is visiting relatives in town. Miss
Jones was student three years ago.
The baseball team will go to
Knoxville next Saturday to play
the second game of the series with
the University of Tennessee.
Rev. Doctor Farrls, State Secre-
tary of the American Sabbath I'm
ion, conducted chapel services Mon
day morning. He was also present
at the recitations of the Senior class.
Messers. ]. O. Durfey, l.. II. Fos-
ter, J. r. Burchfield and Kin Taxa
hashi are in attendance at the Y
M. c. A., joint convention of the
Knoxville and Bristol Districts
which is in session at Rogersville.
Charlie Moore cried a little over
that note in the TIMES last week.
We are sorry that his feelings were
hurt. We assure him that we did
not mean anything of the kind
Don't tease him about it for the
truth hurts you know.
The Harrison Seminary baseball
team and the Boardman team meas.
ured bats last Saturday. The game
was called at 2:15. Maryville took
the field. The Seminary found the
balland hit safe for two runs. Ma
ryville went out without making a
score. The second inning, both
teams went out without scoring a
a run. Maryville then braced up
and gradually gained on the Semi
nary till the sixth inning, when the
score stood six to four in favor of
MaryviIle. The Seminary then
picked up till the ninth inning, the
score stood nine to eight in their IA
vOr. The Seminary has a good
team; they are are all fast runners
and exact throwers. They had de-
cidedly the advantage of our boys
in running but Maryvilie beat them
in field work. The score by innings
is as follows:
1913 5 CT 50 Total
Seminary 0 0 0 | l 13 8
Maryville 0 OIL 20 5000 s
Baldwin Hall was represented
Saturday night, at three sociables
One at /. H. Bonds, one at Prof
Gates and another at John Browns
The young people of the College are
very grateful to their hosts for theil
) excellent entertainment. A detail
. ed account of all the sociables can
not be given, for the TIMES repre-
sentative could not, as matter o.
. course, be present at more than one
at the same time. We heard II
whispered around that after the
party arrived at Mr.. Bonds, it was
a question between Emmett anC
: Linton who should go first and figh
the dog. Emmett went. It is alst
said that he disturbed the inhabi
: tants of Main Street in their nigh
visions by his loud whisperings
Jones was about one and-a.hal
hours late getting in at Browns
This he explained by saying tina,
he could not get off from the store
earlier!!! We all knew Ambros,
too we'll to believe any such tai,
as that. Mr.. Brown said that hi
caught Parker and Jones at hi.
barn the night before on a chicken
l raid. We have not heard wha
, Will, Jud and Sam did at Prot
) Gates, but we venture the predic
' ton that one of the Professor
sheep will come up, one of thes
days, missing.
MARYvILLE, TENN.
April 14th, 1892.
We, the undersigned, Il Commit
tee appointed by the Alpha Sigm
: Society to draft resolutions concern
ing the death of our brother, Jane
7. Lowry, do recommend the fol
[ lowing, viz:
, That in tho death of James Low
ry we have lost member who b
: his diligence as a student, strengt
l of mental power, quietness an
thoughtfulness of disposition, an
pure moral character gave evidenc
> that his life would have been an In
fluential and useful one. He wa
, an intense student. He did not con
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