The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-03-19
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Richard Caldwell closed his school
IN Cade's Cove last Friday and re-
turned home Saturday.
Bill Phillips was on College Hill
last Monday with his accustomed
cheerful and friendly greeting.
Professor Wilson is adding much to
TIE appearance and convenience of his
residence by adding another story.
Miss Marguerite Caldwell, who has
been out her classes for few days on
account of illness, is in school again.
Miss Addie Kidd and Miss Edith
Goddard, 81, were visitors at Chapel
and several recitations last Wednes-
day.
Last Friday evening very enjoy
able Crokinole party was given at the
home Of Mr.. M. Erwin in East Mary.
Vile.
Friday and Saturday afternoons
Two games! Maryville VS.. Harrison
Seminary! Wiley DAVIS! Uncle Sam.
Get your enthusiasm, fellows and
cheer on the home team.
The Y. M. c. A. of Knoxville have
arranged to give one of the finest con-
certs ever given In that city May &
3rd. Some of the best musicians Of
the u. S. and Europe will take par,
in this great concert.
The lecture delivered by Prof. Tur.
ner Of the University of Tenn in
Columbian Hall last Thursday, was
well attended and appreciated by all
who are interested in history and liter.
ature.
The prayer meeting on Tuesday
evening was conducted by Prof. E. B.
Wa4xs.s Jhc subject was one Of spec
lal Interest, viz, "Dayid Livingstone.
A very interesting account of his lift
and philanthropic work was given.
The Bainonians recently elected
the following officers:
Pres, Miss Faye Caldwell; Vice
Pres, Miss Rosa Lyle; Rec. Sec.
Miss Grace Mcdonald; Cor. Sec.
Miss Whitmoyer; Treas, Miss Phi
Smythe.
Mr.. Eisenhart 'oS, is a most enthus
iastic Knight Of the Wheel" and i
trying to see as much Of the East Ten
nesee landscape as possible in tn
short time he will be here. Saturda
he scorched the roads between her
and Knoxville and enjoyed he tri
immensely.
Prof. Herman A. Goff, left Monda
morning, starting on his Norther
tour in the interest of the Bartlett Ha
Y. M. c. A. Building. The profes:
: or has made extensive preparation
for his work and anticipates success
full trip. He is followed by the be-
! wishes and prayers of the students.
The Junior Alpha Sigma held ver
e enthusiastic meeting in their hall Q
Saturday evening The election r
, suited as follows:
Pres, D. L. Butler; Vice-P Pres, 4
1 R. Garrison; Rec. Sec, ]. H. Mise
Cor. Sec, Fred Hope; Censors, Gee
Brown, Geo. Humphries and w.
Wright.
On Friday and Saturday afternoon
the Harrison Seminary and Maryvil
Il baseball teams will cross bats on O,
own diamond. The "phenomen
e pitcher" Wiley Davis, will be Oh
e center Of attraction. Our boys ha'
been practicing hard for these game
- Everybody should come and see son
l. interesting games.
The Athenian Literary Society he
: its election of officers Friday night
the ensuing term. The officers
elected are:
o Pres. William H. Keeble; Vic
Pres, w. A. Eisenhart; Sec, H. \
Welsh; Editor, Geo. w. Reed Libri
: ;, ian, R. w. Post; Censors, Thos. M
II guire, H. L. Matthews and Bru
d Smith. A resolution concerning t
Maine disaster, commencing the at
:. tude of congress, also demanding t
payment of SIS, 900, 600 indemni
ie and the granting OF liberty to Cut
th was presented by Mr.. Housto
~ warmly discussed in patriotic langua
o. and passed by unanimous vote Of I