The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-10-17
IN last Friday Capt. William Hen

ed the library and other Improvements
which have been added since they
were students here in IS Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd will return 10 Nebraska
this week.
The correspondent was very much
pleased by visit to Prof. Barnes
room last week. Prof. is very sys-'
tematic and a great disciplinarian.
The grammar class which is COM
posed of large number, had very in
teresting recitation which the reporter
enjoyed thoroughly. Also Miss Hen
RVS class in the U. S. History pleased
the quill driver very much. Miss
Henry has thirty-seven members in
the class, and Mrs. Taylor, Homer
Hooper and Miss Coulter deserve
special mention for their good recita-
tions.
The following boys Ferris, Foster,
Yerkes, Freeman, Duncan and Steph-
enson took an excursion to Chilhowee
mountains last Friday and returned
Saturday. .f
Mr.. Henry, who was engaged in
the book business last Spring, at
tended chapel service Wednesday
morning.
Miss Mamie Gamble who is teach
at Loves school house is taking vaca-
ton this week so she is with us on the
Hill
The writer had the privilege of
visiting Prof. ellis recitation room
last week and hearing some OF his
classes recite. Professor is doing
| thorough work, aud the countenance
of his students shows that they APP
! preciate his labor. But all teachers
have some bad boys. Prof did you
see Mr.. Boyce wink at those girls in
front of him?
1
1t was decided last Friday night by
the A. S. society that Free trade
would be best for the country. Prof.
Sheriff. visited the society and at its
close made a very enthusiastic and
encouraging speech to the boys. He
congratulated them especially on Their
new program.
John Davis says there is a young
lady in Baldwin Hall ,that just suit:
his taste. Who can that fortunate
mortal be?
i A lesson in conjugation. Mis-:
Henry-Mr. S., please copjugate the
verb love in Inc. mode present tense.
Mr.. S. thinking Of Nary Ist. per
son | love, and person she loves, grid
person both love.
Miss Henry-That will do; YOU
have been studying Green's Grammar
havn't your
Prof. Newman took for his subjec
last Tuesday evenlng"Let some mine
| be in you which was in Christ Jesus.
Prof. said we would have goot
meeting all to our selves while til,
Doctors were gone, and so we diC
have good meeting, not OH accoun
of their absence however. The Stu
dents seem to have enjoyed the alb
sence of the Professors very mucl
they only wish the Synod had pro
tracted its meeting an other weel
However we met them all witt
) smiling faces Monday morning.
The Y. M. c. A. appointed Xii
Takahashi, Ed Johnson, and J. H
Newman as delegates to the distric
convention with convenes at Moss
Creek Oct. the Goth to 2Sth. Kin
! on the program for an address o.
missions.
We are glad to see that Miss Sara
Carnahan, who has been i'll for fe,
D days is able to be in school again.
Prof. Wilson's only boy, is tw
years old fell down a few days ag
with the scissors in his mouth an
inflicted a Slight cut in his throat. H
. has entirely recovered.
More new rules in Baldwin Ha
4 Girls show your compliments to tn
e Matron before you accept.
Rev. DR.. w. J. Trimble of Chat;
nooga lectured in Columbian Ha
o last Monday night beforea very al
0 preciative though, on account of tn
. rainy weather, not large audience
His subject wss-''The Man of Naza
reth." He showed very clearly tn