The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-11-22
Francis ". Randall, late colonel Of the reg

iment.
The first OF a series Of dancing schools to
be held under the auspices of Company #
will occur next Friday evening. Professor
George Gilmore and wife are to be the in
structors.
The funeral Of y Mr.. Jacobs of Braintree,
who died last Friday, was held from st.
Johns church last Monday morning, Rev.
I. Donahue officiating. The burial was in
the Catholic cemetery.
A petition has been circulated in North
field asking the Central Vermont railroad
officials to put train 56 back on the road.
This train was discontinued on the new
time table that went into effect last Mon
day.
The cadets at Norwich University burned
fire-crackers and fred cannon last Friday
| evening in honor of the victory of their foot
ball team that day at st. Adams. There
was no celebration when the returns came
in from Middlebury on Saturday.
Fred Wilder, recently discharged from
the house of correction, is in the employ of
II. H.. Baxter OF that city. 1t is sincerely
hoped aud expected that he will lead an
honest life in the future and prove worthy
of The confidence that is placed in him.
The cadets of Norwich University have
recently sent to Lieutenant f.. c.. Kimhall,
at st. Francis Barracks, st. Augustine, Fla,
a handsome gold watch as q slight testimo-
Dldl VI bltlT appreciation VI MS uullDll
kindness and courtesy while he was their
commandment.
The alumni of Norwich University nave
subscribed a generous SUN for the improve
ment of the sanitary condition Of the build
ings. This has been supplemented by sub
scriptions from the cadets, and it is probable
that radical changes in this direction will
soon be made.
The Norwich University foot. ball team
topir tba CT A1bana a1axrap intn Damn NJ 81
Adams last Friday by a score of ten to six.
The university team was defeated at Mid
dlebury, Saturday, by the college eleven,
by a score of twelve to four. This was their
first defeat of the season.
John Holland, engineer on the Central
Vermont railroad, was severely injured at
Montpelier Junction last week. In jump
ing from a moving train, he was thrown
against a truck and back against the train
before he could recover himself. Fortu-
nately, no bones were broken, but he re.
ceived serious bruises and a general shak-
ing.up.
The football team of Norwich University
met a Waterloo at Burlington, last Monday,
at the hands of the U. V. NJ. club. Two
twenty-minute halves were played, result
ing in a score of 80 to 0 in favor of u. V. NJ.
Three of the Mortified men were injured
during the game, and their places had TO be
filed by substitutes, which accounts in part
for their poor playing.
~ 20" 10 ] MI a"
iour nlgn,s oi ,aS' weeN IN Tonceft ha ~ Was
nnHS hneand his ahlo cnrns pf aooistonts
for the hard work they put into it. The
drawing OF tne morse, valued at $40 was
postpoheu untll some ume next mohth' A
large Delegation RON barre ana montpelier
was IN attendance SATURDAY evening.
The case Of State V. John Gokey was
| hanrI in thu yiIlnrn hlll MnnHau altar
noon, before Justice Davis and a jury. A
large crowd of spectators was in attend
ance. John G.. Wing of Montpelier APP
by G.. ID. Edgerton. for the state. The re.
spondent was charged with an assault upon
MIS-. wiz uohey iast Weeh hlohoay n!gnVl
erowinR 1uU oi d uisPule ABOUT paiDting d
tictino az could we'll he IMAGINED that on
the mart of the state tending TO show that
Mrs. Gokey was an abused lady, while thai
introduced by the defence was of a strangely
different nature. The jury rendered a YER
uict o ho' guilty.
Charles Ordway has gone to- Lowell
Mass 10 reslue' because IL Is sald, or I'M
pleasant domestic relations - Charles
"a STAFFORD mas gone TO Iunorldge TO en-
gage IN tne gIanlte business. - r anC
for the winter. - Edward White of New
~
y - MISS haVeie IloWianuo vi "oous'iiie
~ ~ sisiGeu ~ eo"n lasV weeh,-
York Uarbor. Me. and ia at home
Gouldsv1lle.
E. W. Cochrane il painting his new car
riage house. - Joseph Gould was in Bos
ton on business last week. - Mrs. X
Co6urn IS at home, sick. - ID. j. Eatol
ana wl1e OF barre VISITED here last week
-. Way aion ,hls iTuge aeCehuou 1ns
u ~ l. az $1,000 ~ adsI nursdaS. ~ 80 3
anomPoon A NAMING muon-heeueu re
pans ou Ii Nv hou'o vi 'ho ooinei'
Peacham.
c,.ra Holman 10 exrected hanna soor
49, w
oohn n Varhum STARTS ior california Uni
mere was a promenade Az the town nal
iast FRIDAY evening"
Ainsworth's shingle mill has shut dow
waiting for a new machine.
The new road ,eading from tba main roo,
up by the creamerv ia nearly comnIeted.
IN. -
located in William Steele's store, Miss Steel
postmlstress. John Varnum is helpin
her anu giving her some INSTRUCTIONS In RI
kofu hol uutieS'