HERE AND THERE,
The hi?h water mark-r-512.
Coach Reynolds has arrived,
frank Sadler, '01, has the measles.
Mrs. Gore entertained the facul
ty Friday evening.
Dr. Alderman leaves tor Europe
to-morrow.
Wm. Davis, '01, is recovering from
an attach u
Many of the'students are being- vac
cinated.
7 V7 Daniels hasbeen con lined to
the infirmary for several clays.
Mr Bob Lawson of Lynchburg-
Va. matriculated yesterday.
Mr. Robert Gwaltney of Wil
mington registered Saturday.
Mr. Mechling has commenced train-
ingtlie i raCK ICdUl m nit u.yuiiioni-
We are glad to see Mr. T. M, Jones
out-again after a short confinement in
the infirmary. ,
A number of students went to
Greensboro Saturday to witness
Wang.
It is understood that Mr. Camer
on B. Buxton is developing into
quite a lady-killer. '
"Babe" Collin's '00, Webb,
"180" '01 and Webb "Long Hun
gry" '01 spent Sunday in Hillsboro.
The efficient Chapel Hill "au
thorities" are now in hot pursuit of
the highway robbers who have re
cently been making themselves so
notorious.
R. E. Follin has been elected
Capt. of the Senior Class Track
Team. ,
The books in the Library most in
demand are Quo Vadis and The
! Hon, Peter Stirling.
The Library has just received
from the binders all the Senior
theses since '94 bound in four vol
umes. The best debater in the Phi socie
ty last Saturday night was K. H.
Sykes, in the Di, L. H. Davis.
.,,,.i-i..f ' ' .
W. S. Bernard of Greenville, former
teacher in Trinity School, Chocowini
y, N, C, has entered the University
or the purpose of taking some special
language courses.
Hon. A. M. Waddell, 'S3, has been
chosen to deliver "an address before
the South Carolina Medical College,
at Charleston, on the first of April.
H. E. C. Brvant. '95, has severed
his connection with the Keeley Insti
tute in Washington, N. C. to resume
the newspaper business.
We learn that Dr. Winston of the
University of Texas is soon to visit
friends and relatives in Bertie County,
N. C. He will probably visit the Uni
versity while in North Carolina.
Col. Francis S. Keese the chief
officer oi the Zeta Psi Fraternity
of North America was on the Hill
a few days ago. His fraternity
mates gave him a most sumptcus
banquet.
Mr. Nat W. Taylor, Photo
grapher, of Asheville has been se
cured as the College photographer
for this year. He is one of the
most noted , photographers "of the
country and has few superiors in
the South. Mr. Taylor will be
here about Feb. 10th.
Do not forget the Shakespeare
Club to-night. Several interesting
papers will be read, among, them
one by Mr. Price, "The Parisian
Theatres." Helms spent several
years in France and studied the
subject from personal observation.
The club meets at 7.30 in the chap
el. Mr. Critchlow representing The
Chas. fl. Elliott Co. of Philadel
phia, Society Stationers and En
gravers, will be on the Hill the lat
ter part of the week. Percy Whit
aker is Elliot's local agent.
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