The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-03-18
COLLEGE, M WS-
EDITORS

Earl V. White, who was WITH SIS
asst year as student, but is now IN
he corps of Engineers, grid. u. g.
Volunteers is seriously i'll at HavEa
where his regiment is stationed.
We are sorry to announce thai ,br
series of base ball games that We wsse
expecting with the Harrison SeENsa-
airy team, on the 18th. and Iab,,
have been postponed for few days.
Our garnet clad swatters are stars,
every one'of them and inter .o -,,.sar
in the merry comedy ga bunch OF
hits" as soon as the season opens
Harrison Seminary boys will please
paste this in their hats.
Rev. Calvin A. Duncan, D.. d..
Alumnus OF the class of IL, paid avis
it to the Hill last Friday. He was
present at chapel exercises and CON-
Quoted the morning devotions.
Robert Plane, "Our BoB," who IL
now one of the Sergeants-at-arms IN
the State Legislature, has been spsna-
ing few days at home during the re-
cess. He has with him as guest
Master Winslow Hart, brigb4 lass
from Nashville, and Page In shs
Senate.
/, Miss Clara Belts has now recoyrr-
ed her health and is again back III
her class room work.
We doubt whether there is any our
door sport that has as much genpine
enjoyment in it as camping. Amy
way, our college students 60 in fos 5k
with vim. The last crowd 70 20
out was varigated delegation svoTa
the Doctors and Lawyers Clubs, and
made up Of Messrs John Tracy, MORT
Erwin, Gibby Gibson, KitcheD.
Floriday Johnson, Weary Walker, F.
McNasty Ernest, and E. L. Wallace
sometimes known as ''The PulEei.@
The camp was made in lee of Look
Rock and there the rough and ready
house keeping was conducted. they
slep in the open air so as to have good
! ventilation, but nature felt so sosry
for them that she wept all night.
Though Look Rock scenery is superb,
as camping place it is not suceess,
as the spring is down the mountains
about an eighth Of mile. AS ihsee
tin cups and a tea pot comprised iAe
camp vessels it was touching to see1
the quacks and pettifoggers carrying
up the supply. Now on the Hin
they we quit saying "Have YOU tsase
to carry trunkf' Its "Have yon
time to carry water up the mountain
in tin cup"
Miss Carrie Arstingstall, one Of the,
most popular young ladies of the COZ
lege returned to her home at Mont
gomery, Chic last Friday, owing TO-
the very serious illness OF her mother.
We were all sorry to part with, Miss
Carrie. She has a host of frisnss'
here and is very much missed by sn..
Quite number from this pIaQxr
went down to Knoxville last WedSeS
day night to attend the concert Of the
Fadette Ladies' Orchestra Company
at Staub's Theatre. The college rrra<-
sic lovers were represented by Misses:
Henry and Perine and Messrs Bart
lett and Hamilton.
We have received the intelIipemSx-
that our old friend Roger Sherwaxa
Boardman, '96, having finished bis.
work as an instructor in the Acad su "
at Burlington, N. ]. will return hong
and remain until autumn.
There was large number of sas-
dents present at the morning service
at New Providende Church last Sob
bath to greet our pastor, Rev. F. K.
Moore who preached an earnest dis
course occupying his pulpit for ,hs=
first time since his Serious illness.
Prof. John G. Newman con5e,.es
the services at New ProvR'e,Se
Church last Sabbath evening. g;ping
the second in his series of special SEE
mons. The congregation grnersJlw