The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-09-05

Tuesday Mr.. Thomas fires up and
starts the thing agowing.
The Bethany Christian Endeavor
which meets at the Baptist Church
every Sunday evening at six o'clock
exteds to all new atuddents cordial
invitation to attend its meetings. A
special invitation is given to men,
bers of other Z. E. societies who
come among us.
Five new students arrived Friday
and three Saturday on the train. We
are also glad to see Prof. Waller. and
his family and several old students o.
the Hill. AT the first meal at the co
operative boarding club, there were
seventeen ate!! The Club is sure to
succeed under the efficient manage
ment of Mrs Wilson, who has succeed,
ed SO we'll for the two years past.
Again the school year is upon us.
The three months vacation has
quickly sped, and pleasantly, l hope,
for all Of our old friends; SO with new
energy and strength you come back
to take knowledge by stealth or by
storm. Let the fight for ideas be de.
terminedly begun, vigorously contin-
ued, and gloriously victorious.
The College correspondent makes
his bow to the students of the col
lege and the public in general, and
he Aatters himself that all are glad to
see some word from the Hill again
around which there are pleasant mem
ores for so many of the young, and
older people of Blount County. May
our relations as correspondent and
readers be satisfactory and pleasant
in the extreme.
last week on the 23th the si>
young men who had ben batchlng or
the Hill during vacation were most
pleasantly surprised by some oI
Maryville's young ladies' On kin'S
arrival in the kitchen with his two
sticks with which to prepare oul
frugal meal he was met with a very
unexpected sight, and when he re
covered himself sufficient to take ir
the situation he tells us the table wa.
already set with good things to cal
and around it sat three or four young
ladies conversing pleasantly witt
each other. AS Kin was not prepar
ed to receive company he beat :
hasty retreat to the Hall and prepar e
his toilet for the occasion. 'Severa
Of the boys were constrained
by the presence of these fair one.
to make unusual preparations 70,
their supper, but when we all got tC
work we made the good things van
ish gracefully The six extend hearty
thanks for such fond remembrance
in this our extreme need.
During the summer many change
have been wrought upon the build
ings and grounds of the Hill. l
seems as if the hand of some goo,
angel had re-touched things. All tn
"bloom Of the ages" has been cleaned
from the floors and windows; sys
TEN of water works has been put in
which furnishes water to all the build
ings and on all the floors of Baldwi
Hall. In both tubs have beer
placed in the Easements of the tw
Halls showing that the facult
thinks that cleanliness is next to a
education (or an indispensable part c
it) Telephone connection has bee
made with the town and the city c
Knoxville, so that in case on insul
raction of any kind should happe
the police or city troops may be cal
ed in short order. We may also sa,
in this connection that the grount
will be patrolled day and night, tn;
there are two janitors, two matron
two professors in the building and
detachment of Pinkerton men to e.
force order on the Hill and bring c
tenders to justice.