The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-06-13

the pictures of Base Ball Club and
Foot Ball team are very attractive.
Three hundred thousand bricks
will be made on the campus during
this summer. The bricks are to be
used for the proposed Y. M. G. A.
building to he known as Bartlett
Hall" We are glad that this will
give employment to a number of
students all summer.
John Davis and Charles
Magill were the lucky ones
to receive the College medals
and Miss Ellen Alexander cap.
tured the preparatory medal.
The Junior Section OF the Athe
MAN Literary Society awarded the
Improvement medal to J. Fl. Wal
lace and the Senior Section award
ed the Alumni Medal to Ell Mont
gomery for making the most i'm
provement.
f. A. Penland, '95, who was elect
ed principal of New Market Acad-
envy, departed for New Market last
Friday. His many friends wish
him much success in his new ca
reer.
The Alpha Sigma Society offered
this year two gold medals; one was
awarded to F. A. Penland who re-
ceived the highest grade. and the
other was given to c. A. Davis who
made the most Improvement du-
ring the year.
Miss Beatrice Gray carried off the
medal IN Theta Epsilon Society for
the most Improvement.
Miss Margaret Jones has return
ed from Cleveland, where she has
been attending the Centenary Col
lege.
Mrs. Davy Jones leaves next
week for summers visit in New
York and Ohio, where she has
relatives.
A. Fulton, one of the best citizens
of our town, died last week of con-
sumhtion. His death has been ex-
pected for some time. His excel
lent wife is left alone to mourn her
loss as their three children died of
the same disease some years ago.
The heartfelt sympathy of the
whole community is extended to
the bereaved wife. Obituary next
week.
Our base ball team llayed three
games last week with the Knox.
vile professionals. Our boys were
defeated in two games and vic
tOri0uS in one. Some one in Knox
vile seems to be rather ligh
fingered" as our boys only had ONT
bat when they reached home
whereas they had six or sever
when they started. They were ais,
minus two dollar fieller's glove
a three dollar sweater, Il straw hat
/ numerous other things and a pal
I of unmentionables We advise bal
, clubs to keep their eyes open whel
playing the Knoxville aggregation
| They may not be thieves, bu
things they use in their bushes
I disappear strangely. The Mary
vile boys nave the satisfaction @
; knowing that they gave the Knox
1 ville's sc something to do and no othe
! club has done that this season.
: WANrED:-A man to represent on
business in this place. Previous eA
perience not necessary to right man
Plymouth Rock Co., Memphis.
Jack, the son Of F. NJ Webb wa
running along the railroad Tuesda
evening when he run an iron splinte
from one of tails into his foot two o
three.inches. DR.. Blankinship cut
out.
The Fuller boy, who works il
Parham's Wooden mills accidentl
got piece of flesh about two iuche
square cut out of his forearm while a
work this week. DIR. Blankinshi
dressed the wound.
! CONE, to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Swan a Sweet little girl, t
stay 81 years, or longer.
There was large crowd at tn
Decoration at Pleasant Hill Peck
Chapel last Saturday. An interestin
program was carried out. Re,
Carnes, of Knoxville, was preser
and took the place of Rev. G. "
Jackson, who had been called ava
on the account of his Nephew
seriors illness Rev Carnes score