The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-10-31


roads are becoming muddy, What is
the matter with our petition in regard
to the new walks?
The next Saturday our football
eleven will play the University team
at Baldwin Park of Knoxville. A
special train will leave Maryville at
one o'clock p m to transport the crowd
Let every one go to see the game
which will be the most interesting of
the season.
The ma ~ friends of James Trimble
of Chattanooga, a former students of
the College will be glad to hear of his
success in law practice. He has not
been so successful in matrimony and
is still leading bachelors life. We
notice that his top hair is great deal
thinner than that of our Prof
One of the greatest and most inter-
esting events of the past week on the
Hill, was the "snap' social on Friday
night. We correspondent on account
of his advanced years forsook the
"Snap" and enjoyed sweet repose.
A good game is reported except few
foul tackles and hard falls.
We note with much regret the de-
| parture of Ed Johnston, one of the
most popular fellows on the Hill, for
his home in Cincinnati last Monday.
Mr.. Johnson will enter the Cincinnati
Medical College to take up his chosen
profession His many friends both
in town and at the College wish him
much success.
Lynn White, former student OF thu
College who played the center for thu
YIN C A team made two foul plays il
Saturdays game but did not hurt any
one. The consequence was the Um
pire gave us fifteen yards each time
we all know Lynn::is an excellen
young man, of course he did no
mean anything.
A. long expected marriage will taxi
place al Washington College, Rev
r. A. Bartlett 81, of Kingston, Ind
to Miss Minnie Dobson, of Washing
ton College. Mr.. Bartlett was for
merly the very successful pastor o
Dayton and Hartman Presbyterian
churches, and has many admirnI
friends in East Tennessee who yisl
him happy life.
| The Sunday school of the Secon'
Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga
Appropriated two hundred dollars 70
our Y M c A and Gymnasium build
ing. This is the largest amount sub
scribed by one body SO far. Whel
this was announced in the Chabe
last Friday morning the entire schoo
gave tremendous applause for Chatta
nooga. Hurrrh! Hurrah for Chatta
noogal
Our football team unexpec
edly came out victorious against tn
Knoxville Y M c A team last Satul
day score I2-o Our team is CON
posed of new material and had yer
little practice but most of them playe
, very creditably. The boys are any
ious to win the Saturday game agains
the U. T. team at Knoxville br
the result is doubtful as the U. of I
team is well trained, However W
are sure our boys will play goo
game.
Some time ago the boys of Mary
vile Tenn, College wanted to bull
Y NC A hall. Sufficient fund
were lacking and all kinds of scheme
were propose. Finally at ma:
meeting last May the boys decide
the matter by reaching determine
ton to made the brick for the build
5 ing themselves. At the close {
school every man pulled off the
coats, rolled up their sleeves and wer
5 into the work with will. Thre
hundred thousand bricks have bee
burned up to date and the total say
ing will amount to something like So
500. When completed the buildin
will have cost about $40. 900. =
Knoxville daily Journal.
, Kin Takahashi, Japanese studer
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