The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-17

the following compliment: "Among
the interesting features deserving OF
special notice yesterday was the ex-
qulsite singing by Miss Carmelia Of
Maryville. She has beautiful voice
and she charmed the Society a mum.
Der of times.
The Adelphic Union met last Fri
day afternoon and transacted some
important business. In view of the
fact that the program of the Adelphic
Union have been to long heretofore
the society decided toomit the presen.
tation of the diplomas and medals this
year. The change is very good and
we heartily endorse it but it will still
be better if it can be so arranged as
to present the diplomas and medals
Monday night after the annual lecture
The correspondents had the pleas
ure of visiting Prof. Newman's begin
Ining Latin class last week. This is ;
magnificent class composed of thirt.
girls and twenty-three boys. Tht
DrnfoccDr ,,,ac tho l,tact and hac
method. He is very accurate anG
thorough In teaching that almost ev
cry one of his pupils completely mas
tiers the Latin with perfect ease. 1
delightful to hear them decline tn
nouns and conjugate the verbs in fac
they can say it like singing song.
The many friends Of Miss Blanch
bCardwell will be glad to hear wor
from her: 81 am almost living III
life of hermit. l am teachin
school and my boarding place is sitl
}ated in quiet lonely spot in Gov
tef a large mountain. A place til;
would, imagine suit lovers bette
4than restless gtrl like myself VIII
1oves the gayeties Of great cities an
Of the world generally. Still | EMO
it. 1t strikes me as being very re
lmantic life the one that live here
| | have sweet little school abou
twenty-five IN daily attendance. NJ
best wishes to alp
The students Of Maryville Collef
are putting forth special effort to bull
a Y M c A building to cost ten thou
and dollars. During the summer
number of them have been steadily
work and have burned three hundre
thousand bricks which are ready f
the walls. They have secured S2.4c
on subscription and japanese st
dent, Kin Takahashi, the suggest'
and organiser of the enterprise e
poets to go throug bout the region ar
secure the balance, so that the buil'
ing may be at once erected. Bo.
with such Presbyterian pluck and pc
sistencv will prove powers for good
the world.-Herald and Presbyter.
The students who reside in Ea
Maryville, are agitating and circul;
ing petition requesting the ColleI
to build walk from the north ca
enterance Of the campus to the c.
lege. This is very reasonable +
quest and should meet with immet
ate consideration. We all know til
/ there is no walk at all in that part
the campus, and SO during the rail
season the students are obliged
come and 60 tramping through Il
mud three or five times day. 1t
the fact that two thirds of the toy
students are residing in the east si
of town because that side is more
tired and quiet than any 9th
part oftown moreover all the visito
are compelled to tramp through t
mudto the college. True a go,
walk will cost something, but it C
be built without much expense, t
walk measures 637 feet and will ia
S626 bricks which will cost SAT. {
If the College is not able to build
brick walk let us ha re a common al
respectable walk to meet our imme
ate need. Such walk can be put
: for not more than ten dollars.