HERE AND THERE.
yir. Melville D. Landon, other
n,;se known as Eli Perkins, lectur
-a inGerrard Hall Saturday night
upon the subject, "The Philosophy
0f Wit ana nuuuu .
Mr. G. M. Lawson, of Winston,
was on the Hill last Saturday to
visit his brother, Mr. Robert Law-
son, and tQ' witness the Mebane-
University ffame.
Messrs. Johnson, Haines, and
Nicholson, of Trinity College, were
present at -the bae-ball game last
Saturday. . '
Rev. Mr. Wattefs, of Hillsboro,
will' conduct morning- and evening
services at the Episcopal church
Sunday. '
The meeting of th: Historical So
ciety which was to have been held
last night was postponed.
The last pages of the University
Catalogue for 1897'98 went to press
yesterday. It is expected to appear
about the latter part of next week.
Dr. Moore, ot uurnam, was over
to see the g'ame Saturday.
Mr W. W. Card, of the Trinity
i .
base-ball team, umpired the game
between the University and Mebane
Saturday. .
P. C. Collins '00 and Percy
Whitaker '98 visited Trinity Col
lege on Saturday.
E. A. Abernethy, Med. and F.
Maddry '01 went over to Durham
Saturday on bicycles.
Murry Allen of Trinity College
witnessed the game Saturday.
Prof. A. W. Mangum '97 spent
Sunday on the Hill. '
Graham Woodard '00 led the batting-
average for the last six games,
the sta-
pecially the girls of the Normal
and G. P. C. will be invited to par
ticipate in the unveiling. V
Washington
; Belden Noble of
1.
.uas given M0.OOO to endow a 'lecture
ship in memory of her husband. The
! aic mienueu to perpetuate rc
Mgion as represented by Philips
lirooks.
j
I University of Ga. has a Track Ath
jlettc coach, who is preparing the Team
jior the S. I. A. A. meet in Atlanta
J. M. Barrie has received the degree
or Iv. L. D. from St. Andrew's Univer
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Mr. Robert Crawford, of Winston,
was on the hill last week.
Mr. Ed Whitehead is confined to the
infirmary with rheumatism.
"Sally" White, witnessed the
game Saturday.
Prof. Dinwiddie, of Peace Institute,
has accepted an invitation to lecture
' for the Westminster League the second
Sunday in April.
J. E. Foscue was sick for several
'lays last week.
The Paul C. Cameron estate sends
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Mr. andMrs. Peckham of New York
are on the Hill.
Several Trinity boys saw the game
Saturday. .
They say that two seniors succeeded
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The Societies of Oak Ridge Acad
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Legion, who was cruelly mangled
and murdered by Tarleton's Drag
ons Feb. 13th, 1871.
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