The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-04

his home in Maine.
Fremont Hanson Of Middlctown,
o., is spending the week in Berea.
He came TO attend the funeral Of Mr..
Samuel @. Hanson.
Morris Phillips Of Wilde was Wis
iting friends and relatives in Berea
Monday and Tuesday. He partici-
pated in the football game between
the town and Academy Monday
morning.
The West End Sunday school will
hold a pie supper at the West End
school building Saturday evening,
Oct. 6. The proceeds will be used
for financing a Christmas tree for
the school.
The boy scout football team Of
Berea went to Lancaster Monday to
play the boy scouts Of that city.
They were defeated by the score Of
60. The game was clean and close
ly played. exhibiting real speci-
men Of the true sport.
At United Chapel. Wednesday.
President Frost announced the per-
sonnet OF the college fire depart
ment for the current year. For the
benefit of the newly appointed men,
fire drill was given. AT a given
signal, the ladder and hose com
panies rushed from the chapel. sup
posing Ladies' Hall TO he burning.
The movement was skillfully exc
cuted and the imaginary fire was
soon extinguished.
William Dizney Of Harlan came to
Berea "Wednesday to enter the Col
lege Department.
Edwin s. Fee and daughter, Nell.
Of Clarksburg. Ind, were in Berea
the early part Of the week to attend
the funeral OF Samuel G. Hanson.
Mrs. w. r. Richardson is visiting
friends and relatives in Munford-
vile this week.
George w. Reynolds was called to
Buckeye Wednesday by the serious
illness of his sister. who had recent
ly received paralytic stroke.
Professor and Mrs. Penniman were
visiting the College last week.
Miss Maude Bowman gave a pie
supper at the Silver Greek school,
house last Friday evening. The
proceeds are TO go TO purchase
books for the school library. Some
thing over 500 was raised.
Judge J. w. Boenner and wife Of
San Juan, Porto Rico, were visiting
the College the latter part of last
week. They attended several class
es during the course Of their stay.
Alfred w. Sides, who has been
confined to the College hospital for
some time. returned to his home in
Damariscotta, Me-, Tuesday morn
ing. Nc, Sides has been in i'll health
since he came to Berea in Septem-
Der. IL was finally decided that it
would be best for him TO go home
and rest. He will spend this whit
er and the summer following at var
ious health resorts in the New Eng
land states. A large body Of his
classmates accompanied him TO the
station.
William Dean Of the College De-
partment was at home Monday and
Tuesday to participate in the cleo
ton.
Messrs. Leonard Fielder, William
Fielder, piner Campbell and James
Wynn, all of the Academy Depart
ment, visited Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fielder at Palmer. Estill County,
from Saturday till Monday. The
boys gave an entertainment at the
school house.
Editor Wertenberger is taking a
two weeks vacation. He is visiting
at different points in Mississippi.
Last Friday evening there was
pie supper at the Silver Greek school
house given by Miss Maude Bow
man, the teacher, for the purpose
OF buying books for the school chill
dren. Eugene Hauch and Oscar
Wilson were auctioneers. Nineteen
pies were offered up for sacrifice to
the highest bidder Oscar Harrison
proved TO be the highest bidder by
paying four dollars for Miss Helen
Bowman's pie. The cake walk was
very interesting. Wallace Buck
man and Miss Mabel Johnson were
the lucky couple. Last but not
least "the pretty girl" contest for
which Miss Mae Stowe received
nice box OF candy.
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Killough Of
Sayre College at Lexington We're in
Berea last week visiting the college.
Misses Alice Case, Margaret Dir
ney and Jean McCOllum were shop
ping in Richmond Monday.
I,aGan., a ,,ra. thn caana Of