The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-22
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

H., is the guest of Mrs. America Tarr.
Mrs. j. B. Marcum, of Jackson,
is the guest CT her daughter at M. F.
&c.
All persons having guests who dc
not see correspondent during COM
mencement will please phones names
to E. T. phone 1913 or leave names at
postofice.
Misses Matte Harris and Lula
Fisher graduated in music in the chapel
of NJ. F. C. Friday evening. They
were assisted in program by Miss
Phillips, instructor in voice. The
program was a difficult one and well
rendered. Diplomas will be awarded
on commencement day. The audience
was large and responsive.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will have cake sale Saturday, 18th.
This is raer opportunity to get your
commencement cakes. Take advantage
of it.
Commencement exercises at N. NJ.
l. and M. F. C. will beign next Friday
and continue through the following
| Wednesday.
PROGRAM.
Friday. Graduating recital by Miss
Lillian Fisher, B. A., and Miss Mabel
Shoemaker, B. A., of the school of ex-
preston, at opera house, 8 p. m.
Saturday-Opera house, 8 p. m.,
annual concert, part /.
Sunday-10 as a. M, Methodist
church, Baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
w. B. Kicks, OF the Chestnut street
Methodist church, Louisville, KY, to
both schools jointly.
Sunday evening Eight o'clock, mis-
sIonary sermon by Rev. Kicks to the
Missionary society of the NJ F. C.
Monday-930 a. M, competitive drill
on NJ. NJ. l. campus by cadets. Music
by Saxton's military band, Licking
ton.
| Mondays p. M, Grand concert at
opera nc use M. F. c., part 2.
Tuesday-10 80 a. M, in the Metho-
dist church, commencement exercises
of M. F. c. Literary address by Rev.
C.. F. Evans, D. D., of Carlisle, KY.
The members of the graduating class
are Floy Estille, Kentucky; Flora
Cleveland Cummings, Ohio; Lille May
Il
ton, Kentucky; Nettie America Hurst,
Kentucky; Rebecca Ellen Ryley. Ken
lucky Virginia Pollock Wright, Ken
lucky Lula Fisher, Virginia, grsdu-
ates in piano, Lille Mae Fisher gradu-
ate in expression, Virginia; Matte
Waugh Harris, graduate in piano, Ken
lucky; Mabelle Lore Shoemaker,
graduate in expression, Virginia.
Tuesday p. M, play by the elocu-
i-tion class of M. NJ. l. in drill hall.
Wednesdays p. M, graduating ex-
ercises of M. M. l. at drill hall follow
ed By annual reception. Music by
Storms orchestra, Lexington, KY.
The graduating class-Philip E..
Chiles, Marshall Shanklin, Harry T..
Letton, Jeff C. Elgin, William Boyd,
Rollin Campbell, Chas T. Jones.
There will probably be three ball
games during the time Of which men
ton will be made later
The only insurance for farmers is
the Hurst Home. Call on j. H. Lin
vile and he will convince you.
Mr.. William Fox, of Mayslick, was
the guest of Miss Anna Belle Boulder
thursday evening.
Miss Sallie Mcintyre entertained
the faculties of the two colleges and
thee young married people to a Finch
party, Thursday evening.
Say! if you need any shingles we
can tell you something that might be
of benefit to you. We know a firm that
has 500, 900 on hand and this being
very large stock we believe you can
buy them at a7bargain.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
The ball game Saturday afternoon
between Georgetown College and M.
M. l., on the grounds of the former,
after much strapping and some fight
ing, resulted in score of 8 to In
favaor of NJ. M. l. The NJ M. |. team
drew out of the game at the close of
the eighth inning on account of the
rude conduct of the Georgetown team.
The trouble was taken up by the
Georgetown people in behalf of M. M.
|. and a free for all fight in which
about so prominent citizens took a
hand. M. NJ. / WI play K. M. |.
here Saturday. his game is looked
forward to WITH NC interest.
Mrs. S. M. Allen received a tele-
gram Saturday afternoon announcing
the tragic death of her cousin. Miss
Bessie K. Ingleman, Of Stanford. Miss
Ingleman was crossing the reilroad
track about 2 O'Clock in the afternoon