The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-06-11
A NOTABLE WEDDING.
Rev. r. n. Coulter marries Miss
Marcia Brown at Pittsburg, Pa g

Coulter and Miss Marcia, daughter of
Mr.. an Mrs. J. Nevin Brown, is an
nounced 10 take place at the home Of
the brides parents, Mt. Blaine, Can
onsburg, Pa, Wednesday, June 3, at
noon. The marriage ceremony will
be performed by Rev w. F. Brown,
ID. d., an uncle of the bride, who
will come from his home at Jackson
ville'Fla. for that purpose. About
loo invited guests will witness the
ceremony and the wedding will be
the social event Of the year for Wash
ington county. ~
The bride belongs to the we'll
known Brown family, which has been
identified with the business, and edui
cational interests of that county for
nearly a century. Both her paternal
and maternal grand-fathers filled the
position Of president Of Jefferson col.
lege in the palmy days OF that historic
institution Personally she is regard.
ed as one Of the most charming Of the
exceptionally cultured and refined
ladies Of her native county. aH0lle
DR.. Coulter is pastor of the, Center
Presbyterian church, to which he
came from the First Presbyterian
church Of Fostoria, O., of which
Hon. Charles Foster was an honored
member. He stands in the front
rank among the clergymen Of the
Pittsburgh presbytery as an eloquent
preacher and profound scholar. The
parties will leave Immediately after
the ceremony for an extended tour Of
the eastern cities. -Pittsburg, Pa,
Commercial Gazette. 81
Rev. Coulter spoken Of above is a
Blount County boy and graduate Of
Maryville College His many friends
here send congratulations aid wishes
for long and happy married life.
;iIW ------------------- {aitif
Last week friends were glad to
clasp hands with genial and whole
sould Robt. Irwin. He is one of our
own Blount County boys and numbers
his friends by the score. He gradu
ated from the College in the class of
1891 and then from Lane Seminary.
He now has charge Of a church near
Cincinnati. Come as often as you
can Robert. 2
Don't forget to attend "The. Trial
of Prince Nicotine" at the NJ. E.
Church Friday night. Mr.. Isaac
Martin will preside as Judge. and
Messrs Clay Cunningham and Piley
Chumlea will make their first speeches
at the Bar, while Master Willie
Anderson as sheriff will see that good
order is kept. Professor Hamilton's
Junior String Band will furnish music.
While riding his bicycle in Japan
Rev. ]. B. Porter, missionary and
graduate of Maryville College ran
over a steep bluff and fell about four
hundred feet. He was SO badly hurt
his face being skinned and bruised
that he was scarcely recognizable.
He is improving now and it is thought
he will recover. A full account Of
the accident appeared in the Knox
vile Tribune Of Sunday.
Prot. Chas. Haworth, who has
been assistant teacher in the Friends
Normal at this place, left Monday fol
his home in Kansas. The professor
will make the trip on his wheel going
by way Of Indiana where he will visit
relatives before going home. We
are sorry to know that the professor
will not be with us again next year as
he intends to enter some institution
of learning and further prepare him.
self for his work. The TINES unite.
with other friends in wishing hin
success.
AT the meeting of the East Tennes
see Press Association at Knoxville
Friday, uniform rate for foreigr
advertising was adopted and WILDE
R. Colvin, Of the Hartman Advance
was selected as the agent to max,
/ contracts for all such adds placed il
papers Of this section. This takes
great burden off the shoulders Of tn
editors and makes the foreign advel
tisers come to time. They mus
either pay the price asked or G
without covering this field. The rat