The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-07-02
COLLEGE NOTES.

her brother Prof. Con. "A
Prof. Barnes new houseis nearing
completion. The professor will oc-
cupy it in short tine.
H. B. Mccall paid us short visit
one day last week. Harvey has
learned to ride the bicycle and is u.s.
ing his fathers wheel.
Rev. E. A. Elmore of Knoxville,
was on tie Hill to attend the meeting
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. building COM
mittee last Wednesday.
Following boys from here attended
! the Southern Students Summer School
i which has been In Session since the
10Th inst at the University Of Tenn:
Thomas Mcguire, Richard Post. Ed.
: Graw, Joe. Broadly, H. T. Hamilton,
Fred Campbell and Prof. Jones.
The building Of Bartlett Hall COM
menced last week and several Stu
, dents are engaged in excavation for
the foundation. 1t delights the souls
of many to see the beginning of the
work which we have been longing
for so long
Miss Carrie Murphy who has been
student in the College during the
past year left for her home, Sumer,
Illinois, last Thursday. Miss Carrie
will return here before the first Of
August as she is one of the assistants
in the Public School. We congratu
late the directors upon securing her
for such an important position.
Next Thursday afternoon from 5 to
S o'clock will be observed as Ladies.
day." All the ladies are earnestly
requested TO come and to put in q
shovel in excavation. We will pro-
vide nice cold drink and boys to
hold an umbrella, and if necessary
we will give you rocking char. A
photographer will be present to snap
off a scene Of that glorious occasion.
All honor to the ladies who will helE
us in this noble undertaking.
Miss E. H. Boardman, Instructor
in History and Philosophy in Wood
side Seminary Hartford, Connection
is expected home at President Board
mans on Tuesday June 80. She will
be accompanied by Miss Clara d
LOOMS, niece Of Mrs. Boardman
and daughter of Rev. Henry Loomis
for many years Gen. Agent of thu
American Bible Society in Japan ant
Corea, where he was engagedlin thu
wide distribution of the Scriptures t
Japanese Soldiers and Chinese prison
sers during the recent war. Mis-
LOOMS enters Smith College at North
hampton Mass. at the opening Of, til
Fall term. aait fta
Samuel w. Boardman Jr. of tn
Maryville Glass of 1894, graduated a
Harvard University, in a class of 366
on June "a. His grades were, Gel
man A; Calculus B; Economic His
tory B on each half course. Thes
grades are high and indicate year 0
hard study. He is one of consider
able delegation of Harvard student
who are now in attendance upon Mr.
Moody's Summer Bible School c
College men at Mortified, Mass
Class-day June 10 was attended b
many thousands of kindred an
friends from every part Of the country
There were said to be seventy differ
ent "Spreads" or entertainments pre-
pared by caterers. One of these wa
attended by $500 invited guests
The "scrimage for flowers arount
the tree, kind of foot ball plunge @
800 contestants for 20 minutes into
heated struggle for the elevated gar
lands was the climax of Colleg
Sports. The Maryvllle boy had hi
part in all the exercises of the day
and tore from their high places,
goodly number of the roses. San
thinks he lost about ten pounds IN tn
wear and tear of Class-day, E. Sa,
age of the Maryville Glass of 1898
who lett here however in 1892, ha
completed the Second year in tn
Law School. Mr.. James H. Sawtell
brother of Mrs. Culton of Maryville
was graduated year ago. The nun
Der of students at Harvard reporte
in the last catalogue aside from atten
dants on Summer Schools, is 36oc
At Summer Schools s1s. Total AIS