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LOCAL AND PFRTONAL.
Mr. J. V. Lewis spent Xmas in
Chapel Hill.
Dr. Charles Baskerville spent
Christmas in New York.
Prof. Cain visited relatives in
Salisbury during the recess.
Dr. Venable and family spent
Xmas in Charlottsvile, Va.
Dr. H. V. Wilson and family
spent the holidays in Ballimore.
Dr. "Whitehead has returned from
visits to Richmond and Salisbury.
Haywood Parker '87, Law '94,
of Asheville, recently made a flying
visit to the village.
Bishop Cheshire preached before
a large audience at the Episcopal
Church on last Sunday.
Mr. Z. T. Broug-hton and wife
spent part of the holidays with
relatives and friends in Raleigh.
We are pleased to note the chang-e
in the internal arrangement of the
library; it is a decided improvement.
The next University Magazine
for January will contain articles
from Paris, Armenia, and Japan.
Dr. Hume will deliver the ser
mon on the occasion of the ninth an
niversary of the Raleigh Y. M. C.
A.
Dr. Wilson and family have
returned from Baltimore, where
they
mas recess
remained , during- the Christ-
S. F. Austin, '93, who has been
teaching in Elizabeth City and
Clayton, has returned to take the
course in Law.
Thomas R. Little '95, attended
the Alpha Tau Omega Convention
in Washington City during the
Christmas vacation.
Dr. Hume delivered lectures at
the State Normal and Industrial
School in Greensboro, and at High
Point, during the holidays.
Wescott Roberson and McK. B.
Aston each claim to have made a
new " mash " during" the holidays,
and it wasn't their finger, either.
At a meeting" of the football-team
on Wednesday afternoon Mr. Chas.
Baskerville was again elected cap
tain for the team of '95. As Mr.
Baskerville will not play again he
immediately offered his resignation
which was not accepted and he wag
requested to hold the position until
time could be had to chose his successor.
President Winston went down to
Raleigh on Tuesday.
Proh li,. A. Alderman has been
elected a member of the American
Historical Association, an honor
most worthily bestowed.
We are glad to see out agaiu J
E. Alexander after his recent se
cent severe illness with appendice-
tis. His father, Dr. Alexander, is
with him.
Captain Peyton Brown, who for
several years was conductor on the
R. & D. and made himself very pop
ular with the students, died in Ra
leig-h Dec. 13th.
The Rt. Rev. Joseph Cheshere,
Bishop of the Western Diocese of
North Carolina, preached both
morning and evening- in the Episco
pal church last Sunday.
J. L. Patterson '95r and Claudius
Dockery '88, Law 94, attended the
Sigma Alpha Epsilou Convention
that met -in Washington,' D. C, du
ring the holidays.
We understand that Mrs. Mason
and daughter,.' of Baltimore, who
here recently, on a visit, are to locate
here pernianentlv. We shall be
glad to welcome them to our village
Charles L. Van Noppen '94, win
ner of the Mangum medal, is on the
Hill, on a business trip. He is now
connected with the publishing house
of C. A. Nichols, of Springfield
Mass.
From now until June, Jesse M.
Oldham, familiarly known as "Old
ie," captain of the base-ball team
that is to be the champion of the
South, will be the most important
man in the University.
Rev. J. L. Cunningham, the new
presiding -elder of this district, held
the first Quarterly Conference
for the year last Sunday, and
preached twice in theday jto lagre
audiences.
Rev. N. H. D. , Wilson, valedicto
rian of the class of '86., now a mem
ber of the North Carolina Confer
ence, spent the holidays on the Hill,
at the home of his wife's mother,
Mrs. Mangum. He preached in
the Methodist church on Dec. 16th.
Twenty men reported at the
gymnasium Tuesday to enter train
ing for the Base Ball Team. A
number of these are new men but
all signed the pledge, and are ready
for the regular work which began
Wednesday. The class meets every
day at 5 o'clock.
Frank N. Cooke '96, has been ap
pointed by Congressman Bunn to
the cadetship at the United States
Military Academy from the fourth
district which will be left vacant in
June by the graduation of Cadet
Sills. He will stand his entrance
examination in March.
Student Aston put in a good part
of his holidays decorating the church
and " playing " Santa Claus for the
Baptist Xmas entertainment. As a
decorator and as "Santa," they do
say, in the language of Tom Dun
ston, "he is a rouser. "
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