The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-06
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The Trinity church Epworth League
held its usual weekly meeting last nigh.
Judge r. w. Winston, who is holding
court here, went TO Chapel Hill last night.
The remainder of the week is to be de.
voted to the civil docket in the superior
court here.
A lawn party will be given at Carr
park next Thursday evening. # will be
a church affair.
W. B. Bagwell and family went to Elon
college yesterday TO attend the com.
mencement exercises.
Capt. 5. A. Ashe, editor of the Raleigh
News-Observer, passed through here yes
terday afternoon on his way TO Chapel
Hill.
Rev. w. S Davis, of Washington, a
well-known Methodist clergyman, was
here yesterday. He went to Chapel Hill
last night.
A dray horse belonging to S. Jourdan
ran away this morning and scattered the
dray from the Banner warehouse to
Dukes factory. No one was hurt.
10 the mayors court this morning there
were four cases against l. s. Rochelle,
for assault. He was fined 81 and coats
on each case. James Rogers was tiaed
81 and costs for fast driving.
Among the Durham people who have
gone to the commencement exercises at
Chapel Hill are Miss Ida Carr, Col. J.
S Carr, Messrs. T. w. Harris, Fred A.
Green, w. II. Willard, Rev. DR.. f A..
Yates.
Messrs. II. B. Hardy, of the North Car.
Gilman, and ". A. Rogers, of the Raleigh
News-Observer Chronicle, who have been
here this week in the interest of their
respective papers, left for Chapel Hill
last night.
The Richmond Tobacco Journal says
that among the prominent tobacco men
who attended the unwilling of the monu.
ment were Messrs. II. j. Bass, James
Warren, w. T. O'Brien and Col. J. s.
Carr, all of Durham.
In the parlors of the y. NJ. G.. A. there
is to-day and to morrow held the exhibit
ton of the Durham School of the Fine
Arts. The exhibit is remarkable for the
excellence and variety Of work shown.
The GLOBE will notice it in detail to-
morrow.
The Trinity Sunday school picnic an.
nounced for Tuesday next has been
postponed because the railroad authori-
ties cannot furnish a train on that day.
The time will doubtless be arranged by
next Sunday, when notice will be given
in Sunday school. 1t certainly will not
take place this week.
Thursday evening Miss Willie Smoots
music school will hold its annual concert,
this being the occasion of the close of the
school for the session. Admission will
be by ticket and the exercises will be
held in Stokes Hall. The programme
will include both vocal and Instruments!
music, aud if one is to judge from Miss
Shoots former concerts the occasion
will be thoroughly enjoyable.
Hon. B II Palmer, of Lake City, Fla,
who is to deliver the alumni address at
Trinity college commencement on the
night of June -, in Stokes Hall, arrived
yesterday on the noon train. He was
accompanied by his wife and two sons;
they are the guests of Mrs. w. II. Proctor,
1873 McMannen street, who is a sister Of
Mrs Planners. He will be 10 the city
one week only, leaving on the 18th for
Washington, New York and other points
Of interest before returning TO Florida.
Nc other medicine has equalled Hood
Sarsspsrilla ia the relief il gives in Sc.
we're cOses Of dyspepsia, sick headach.