The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-20
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.
NJ. +. 6. COMMENCEMENT.


burg Female College has been one o.
the most successful in the history d
toe institution. The boarding depart
ment of the college has been entirely
filled during the session and severa
students have Deen turned away be
cause of the lack of room. Saturds )
will mark the opening of the com
mencement exercises of the college tG
which the public is cordially invited.
Next Wednesday the Alumnae Re.
union will be held. A very interesting
program, consisting of music and ad-
dresses, will be rendered followed by
an elaborate banquet, which promises
to be one of most noteworthy events
in connection with the commencement
program, and the permanent organiZa-
tiOn of the Alumnae Association.
The committee will send out invita-
tons TO all Alumnae whose postOtice
addresses can be secured, and if any
graduate of the college should fail to
receive an invitation it will be because
her address is not known to the COM
mittee, and if such should see this no.
tice she will pl sasea accept this as az
invitation. Following is the program
Saturday, May q, eight o'clock, p.
M, Joint Celebration of Zetagathean
and Epsilon Phi Literary Societies.
This will consist Of contests IN English
Composition and Elocution for two
gold medals.
Sunday, May 22-l0 as a. M, Bacca-
laureate sermon, and eight p. IN, An
Dual Missionary Sermon, both to be
preached by Rev. Frank Y. Johnson,
of Knoxville. Tenn.
Monday. May 23-Field Day Exer-
cises, basket ball and tennis.
Monday. May 23-eIght p. m.. grad
uation recital of music and expression
pupils.
Tuesday. May 24-10 a. nl.. class
day program.
Tuesday May 24-eight p. M. grad
uation recital of music and elocution
pupils.
Wednesday. May 25-10 am, alum
nae reunion. The program will con-
sist Of music. addresses, etc, followed
by the alumnae banquet and perma-
nent organization of the alumnae assO-
Grafton.
Wednesday May 25-eight p. M.
graduation recital of music and elocu-
tion.pupils.
Thur! day. May $50 a. M. c)m-
mencement Gay exercises and address
to graduating class by Rev. Frank
Jackson, of Knoxville, Tenn.
The Millersburg Institute ball team
added another victory to their string
Monday afternoon by defeating the
fast team from Kentucky State Nor
NAL School in Richmond. The game
was Esnappy throughout. Both Wat
son and Park pitched excellent ball.
each twirler having sixteen strikeCuts
hit at critical times, and up to the
seventh the game had the ear marks
of shutout.: In: the opening session
the visitors pulled off a neat triple
play that cut the locals out of several
runs. The feature of the game was
the batting of Wigglesworth for the
locals. The score:
NJ. M. /. .........0 OO4O2 O2 Ks
K. S. N. ........ % O 00 00l / o.
Batteries-W Watson and Hargis;
Parks and Broaddus Hits--M. M. L.
Il; K. 6. N. 8. Errors-M. M. /. 6;
K. S. N. 6.
Mrs. C. N. Best was in Lexington
Monday.
Mrs. E. M. Ingles was in Carlisle
Wednesday.
-Mr.F F. Hurst was in Mt. Ster-
ling on Monday.
-Messrs. A. S. Best and J. P. Red
mon were in Lexington Tuesday.
Prof. Harris, of Beattyville. spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. w. &. Dali
ey.
Mrs. Belle Taylor spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Ashbrook in
Cynthiana.
Mrs. Rhoda Conway returned Mon
day after two weeks visit to rela-
tives in Cincinnati.
Miss Katherine Cook, of Jack sUn
arri1 e1 Wednesday as guest at M. F
G. during commencement.
-Mesdames j. A. Miller and A. S
Society at Cyntiana this week.
Mrs. Wright. of May sville. spen
Saturday and Sunday with her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. G.. Chanslor.
MIR. M. H. Current is the guest o.
his son, Mr.. Earl Current, in Licking
ton, from Monday till Wednesday.
FOR RENT-Thirty acres of goot
clover grass land. For further par
| ticulars call on oe Maddox. 20 a
MIR. j. K. Allen and children, o.
Winchester, spent Sunday with hi!
mother, Mrs. Nancy Allen and family
Mrs. K. r. Vaught, of Parker
Ind. arrived Wednesday as guest 81
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Judy
Mr.. Alex Miller was at the bed
side of his uncle. Mr.. Chas. Miller. OF
Cincinnati. Sunday. who has since
died.
Mrs. WV. Massie of Paris. spent
Saturday with Mrs. Alex Butler. Mrs
Butler returning with her, remaining
till Monday.
Mrs. r. S. Sanders. Misses Laur;
c. Jefferson and Ruth McClintock at.
tented the Missionary Union of the
Presbyterian church at Maysville
which is in session there.
In behalf of Amity Lodge No. Al
F. & A. M, we take this opportunit.
of thanking all persons, who assiste'