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I Berea and Vicinity

GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES

J LrMrs Ljzzio Bilker of Lexington

Ky the Misses Maud and PearlOhaney of Richmond Ky and MrsIrvine Baker of Hickory Plains werethe guests of Mrs P J Pawley this

weekMrB E Cartmell is now among

those who are rejoicing in having anAutomatic telephone in his homeTho city phone fs also accessible tMr and Mrs Cartmell since theinextdoor neighbors have that

Mr and Mrs Willie Hayes haveettirned fo their home near Wildie

after a weeks visit with their motherMrs P J Pawley

Miss Ellen Hays and Mr MayMitchellwere married last Thursdayby Key W Parsons

Mni W J Smith and little daughter of Corbin are visiting Mrs JW Fowler this week

0 Miss Allie Fowler was in Cincint inati last week purchasing new things

in the millinery line She opensthis week in iCJ Hanson CosstoroI

Mr Frank Coyle of the firm ofCoylo Hayes is much better of hisattack of tonsilitis but is not yet at-

tending¬

f to businessA pitiful accident happened at tho

home of Mr R L Richardson lastMonday The garments of his little3yeur old daughter caught fire from

j the stove aufribe was so seriously

WednesdayIt Li been visiting Rev Ilpd Mrs Thomson

for a few days returned to Oberlinon Thursday morning being calledthither on business

The Conversation Club willmeetf with Mr and Mrs Frank Coyle on

Friday night of this week SubjectWilliam W Folk A full attendance

j is hoped for x

Mr Dizney has so far recoveredfrom his attack of pneumonia thatho is out again

1 Tho census just taken gives 1075inhabitants in Berea With thoseliving just outside of tho limits weshould have nearly if riot quite 1DOO

Mr Harley H Racer will speakatthe Congregational Church on Sun ¬

day morning at 11 oclock

t Mrs Spencer will go this week tocousiniunpronngITho Citizen is in receipt of n cir ¬qeuler letter signed by Evangeline

I Armyinunique production tho first num-ber

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of The Brighter Day a paperprinted and issued by tho Prisoners

9 Aid Department of the Salvationy Army for circulation among thoset who are in prison It is a clean

little sheet containing goodtnhlce in small quantities withti many words of cheer to those who

are condemned to prison walls Suchwork as that of the Salvation Armyand of Mrs Balliugton Booth for the

Iprisoneru of this country is of thehighest moment and should be en ¬

couraged and helped by allMarriedat tho home of the brides

mother on March 28 Miss TommieB Lake to Mr Oscar Lee OsbornThe matrimonial rites were solemnized by Rev George Shepherd pas ¬

tor of the Baptist church of Rich ¬youngr ¬

and the groom is a prosperous youngbusiness man of West Virginia Afterthe ceremony the young couple weredriven to Richmond where they tookthe train for a few days sojourn inthe East

The Normal School bill has nowbecome a law and the Governor willSoon appoint a commission to decideupon the location of tho two schoolsThere is little doubt that one will be

propOsition ¬

Central College can hardly be dupli ¬

cated by any other place It willbo remembered that tho bill carrieswith it an appropriation of 5000for fitting up a building and 25000for yearly expenses ofeach school

literary Content Utile Dulce vs it EpdnPL

The annual contest between thetwo girls societies of tho Collegewas held on Friday night March 80fir this contest an orationan essaybyeachmarks on each side determinedwhichsociety won The Mutest was holdin tho upper chapel and ProfessorRobinson presided The followingwas the program

Music Ariel QuartetteOration The Lost Chord Miss

Liviugood for Utile DulceOration The Hope of Our Nation

Miss Mitchell for Pi Epsilon PiEssay Gather up the Fragments

Miss Ruth Putnam for Pi Epsilon PiEssay The Tidings of the Seasons

Miss Chrisman for Utile DulceStoryMissRecitation Mary Queen of Scots

Miss Fenn for Pi Epsilon PiMusic Ariel QuartetteThe decision was in favor pf Pi

Epsilon Pi 88 to 82 omitting fractions Pi Epsilon Pi won in both ora ¬

tions and essays but Utile Dulcoscored in recitation It was a verysuccessfulcontest

The Clue of the Lyceum CouneProfessor Lyjiarger reached Berea

by team from Fort Estillsomethingafter 0 oclock Wednesday nightafter quite a chapter of accidentsMr Racer entertained the audiencewhile they waited

The lecture on How to bo Happywas quite interesting and full of goodpoints We think that wo would beglad to hear Professor Lybarger un ¬

more favorable circumstancesThe lyceum course this year has

patiencebutall is due to heroic work on his part

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Secretary Gamble him gone to Cin-cinnati

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to make arrangements for tiexcursion which is scheduled forApril 27-

RevI Dr Hubhartl has sent a col-of the New Testament bound wihymns and also a button badgeeach member of the Tirst Regiment-

j There is to lx> a Y W social Ftday afternoon of this week If thoweather is pleasant it will be on

imptossiblitJ Miss Corwins father a prominentminister of tho Dutch ReformedChurch has been asked to supply apulpit in Amsterdam for some wedthis summer and Miss Corwin wiaccompany him

flClllorICollege Y M C A at Ashovlllo NCwas hero one day this week

A land slip in connection with onoof the smaller reservoirs has cut thatbytheno difference with the supply of wa-ter but makes necessary a relayingof the broken pipe in a new direc ¬

tionOn Saturday and Sunday nights

next Mrs Louise Seymour Houghtonwill be in Berea and will give illustrated lectures in the College Chapelon Syria and Palestine A rarechance for securing valuable inform ¬partthe of

Dr Cowley expects to leave forEngland Jl1ne14and will returnabout the middle of October Thiswill give him three full months workin London Miss Clark who willaccompany Dr and Mrs Cowleywillreturn in time for the opening of thefall term of the College

Dr Ely gave a very iuteretiaand effective sermon at the

veryInterCfitinggreat cities and summer assemblyworkat Winona Lake at Sundaynight chapel He also spoke atunited chapel Monday morningt

Professor Dodges rhetorical classB willgive a free public exhibition-

in the chapel on Tuesday night nexttho 10th inst This takes tho placeof the oldtime close of torm exer ¬

cises The variety of orations essaysreadings instrumental and vocal mu ¬

sic etc will make a solid and enter ¬

damning program Prof D wishes i

announced that the exercises will begin exactly as the bell stops tollingIt is hoped that all will bovjn theirseats before that timeIThe College has made arraugo1Forestacres from the College forest domainfor experiments in forestry Thework to bo done is partly in the lineof nursery work and partly in forestreplenishment The government isendeavoring to increase the supply ofhickory timber which has become se-

riously depleted The compiled report of the work done and the conpartlyinington This action by tho government should mean much to thecountry at largo and to Kentucky in

particularAuturuobllertus

LineAn automobilo omnibus from-

Richmond was In Boron Wednesday-with

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a party consisting of Mr andMrs Ben Banks Mr and Mrs C HPower and Messrs George B Haloand Allen Zaring The macbinelweighs 5000 pounds and carry insixteen passengers and baggage Itis one of the automobiles used on theline between Richmond andutonvestigate the feasibility ofextendingthe line to this point The roads arein such a condition just at presenthowever as to preclude any suchscheme though it is possible thatlater connection may be establishedbetween the two Such a line0wouldmany who pass over tho pike and thetraffic would increase rapidly ifconvenient schedule could bo

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The prospects are that two public

operationbetween0tbeville who now conducts an automo ¬

bile line between Maysville andFlemingsburg states that he willstart the lino between Lexington andRichmond tomorrow and the Nicholasville line in a low days T B atDeuhurst of Lexington declares hewillalso start a regular automobilesystem between these cities soonLexington dispatch to Courier Jour-nal

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A Yltlt to RichmondThe edtior was in Richmond

Tuesday and while there he calledon the llrms that advertise in theCitizen He found Messrs Qoldon

Flora busy as bees with a larKstock of orders on hand but stillwith room for more The now pnoumatic tool plant which they haverecently Installed in their shops men-

lo dor them able to handle all orderswith the least possible delay as thisplant can ho utilized to do tho workthirtyIarecourteoustomarimost fastidious

Mr Moborly was found in hisgoodsinwhore ho is doing an increasing busbuses every month Those who arein need of anything in his line willsacIIing taste

Messrs Crutcher Evans werecarryniegrades from common to the finestlargolino

to supply these in all grades as wellas mattings rugs etc to all comersThey also carry a fine line of lacecurtains Look for their new silvertiscment next week

At the Kentucky Carriage WorksMr Higgins was busy showing hisline fine of vehicles to the customersthat the liras spring days have reominded that they must have something new this sateen Mr Higginsis always courteous and obliging andwill be glad to convince tho publicuptodate

Time did not pennit a visit to theRichmond Greenhouses but we artassured that Mr Reichspfarr is stilldoing business with his many oldcustomers and an increasing numberof now ones at his old stand Theeditor will make a visit to Mr Reichspfarr on his next trip and will tellthen what he findsathfine juicy steak and the proper fixins Joes place is crowded withgood things to eat and ho has a dinplay of candles and Easter noveltiesjust atprescnt that should bo tires

be appreciated

SplrnHa Kxiilbltlun nt the tutored SchoolThe subscription term of the Be

roe colored school closed on Fridaynight with a remarkably fine exhibition prepared by the teachers ProfJoshua B Cranhaw and Miss PathsTurnerIn

of the rain the schoolentthusiastic audience Mr GoodloeChairman of tho Trustees offered

opening prayer There was goodmusic vocal and instrumental andtho was splendidly compoaedwith duo proportion of theserious and amusing so that theyoung and old received both pleasuro and profit The young peoplewont through their parts without asingle break sad reflected great creditupon both their parents and teachers

The attendance nt the coloredschool during the summer wall fallwas much smaller than it shouldhave been During the winter whenthorn was a subscription price to paythe attendance was much larger andmore regular and showed that thereis a very line sot of young coloredpeople and boys and girls in BoronWe shall expect them to win furtherreputation In both study and indus ¬

riesTheschool was enabled to have

tho extra term and employ tho superior teachers by reason of sonorousaid secured by Mrs Frost to thoamount of several hundred dollars

is only fair that the colored famlIwho had established Ihem olvelfI

Berea for the sake of Us ¬

tiered advantages and who have beenIphut out of these advantages by thounwarranted action of the StateLegislature should receive all the

havlagassistaaceinown Mrs Frost hopes to be able todo something for this schoolanother t

year and will be grateful for contri-butions especially from those citiz

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