The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-06-11
Family Reunion.

Sunday, May 31st. Mrs. M. J..
McFadden, one of the oldest and
most popular residents Of Blount
County celebrated the 10th. ami
versary Of her birth. All of her
children but one son A. ]. McFadden
of Fortworth, Texas, were gathered
in the old home. Many tender mem
cries crowded on the minds of those
present as they thought of the joys
and sorrows experienced in the home
nest that sheltered them in their
youth and which they have now all
left for homes Of their own. Yet no
circle is ever complete, their is always
one vacant char and SO here. the
presence of the absent son IN his
Western home was deeply missed.
Mrs. McFadden has seven children
living, four daughters and three sons.
fifteen grand children living and one
great grand child.
The day was pleasantly spent by
all, a bountiful old fashioned dinner
was served. Mrs. McFadden's host
of relatives and friends wish her many
happy returns Of the day. III. l
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H..
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. McFad-.
den, Mr.. and ]. w. McFadden, Mr..
and Mrs. John Deal, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. M. Chenoweth, Mr.. and Mrs. p
E. Chenoweth, Miss Sara Cheno-
weth and Myrtle Wright, Pearl
Wright, Garry Wright and Lonnie
Wright, Willie McFadden, Nellie
McFadden, Marble McFadden, Ber-
tie, Leila and Lester McFadden,
Sammie Deal, Grace Chenoweth,
Mollie Sherwood, and Newton Cen
try. l''"' e n y
DR.. S. Elizebeth Winters of Frank
ford, Phila. Pa, will probably give
one or more Stereoptican lectures this
month, during her visit to Maryville.
She proposes to devote the proceeds
to missionary purposes. ,,af
Mrs. R. N. Hood moved to Knox
vile for the summer last week. Mrs.
Hood will be greatly missed by the
differnt Women's Organizations Of
our town as, she has always been
among the leaders in every worthy
enterprise. @ sasS ssste.
Miss Lizzie Newly has gone to
Indiana where she will teach this fall.
Miss Newly is a good instructor
having acceptably taught in the
Friends Normal at this place. She
is modest christian lady and will
make friends wherever she goes.
T. R. Lee, one of the most
prominent citizenes of our county
who resides at Friendsville, left, in
company with his wife, for New
York and other eastern points last
week. They will spend about two
months visiting relatives and friends.
Supt. w. P. Hood, Of the K. &
A., R. r., took his vacation last
week and visited several Northern
cities. We suppose he returned home
by way of Cambridge, N. Y. We
know he had an enjoyable time for
he is one Of these genial fellows who
has good time wherever he goes.
At the regular meeting Of Chilhow-
ee Lodge, No. Ia7, Knights Of
Pythias the following officers wele
elected for the ensuing semi-annual
term: Chancellor Commander, l..
S. Goddard; Vice Chancellor, w. E.
Parham; Prelate, Chas. Grifitts;
Master Of Works, c. B. Badgett;
Master at Arms, ]. w. Culton.
Anderson Baker was before U. S.
Commissioner aCulton Monday for
obtaining pension under false pre-
lenses. He waved examination un-
til court. From what we have been
able to learn he was not soldier, but
obtained his pension by swearing tina,
he was the Anderson Baker, who
served in an Indiana regiment.
1t has been requested that every
old soldier in the county be present
at the 4th of July celebration a
Maryville. Write your name, com
pany, regiment and your post-offict
address on a slip of paper and hanc