The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-09-10
is looked forward to by the friends of
the Seminary.

Is lOOkeu forward TO by the friends OF
the Seminary.
The Seminary football team is 60
ing to be feature of which all who
are interested in the school will be
proud. Mr.. Scott of Thetford came
Saturday and fully meets all expecta-
tions. Monday the campus was
marked off and the goals set up. The
team will be heavy team through
out, and with a little coaching they
will doubtless sustain the well earned
reputation of the Seminary athletics
of last year.
f.. f.. Knott, the celebrated PAGER owned
b> j. Edward Bailey, is seriously i'll The
horse won two straight heats last Friday
III race at SherbrOOke, Il. Q but i'm the
second heat il was noticed by f.. A. Sun
derlin, the driver, that the horse could
hardly get down the home stretch. A
veterinary was called and il was found
that the animal was suffering severely
from chills and a high fever 1t is hoped
the animal will recover, but its condition
l. considered critical.
Charles Paramore, late sergeant of the
Sd L. 3. cavalry, who recently returned
from the Philippines, has entered the EN-
ploy OF the electric road here, and began
work as a motorman Monday. Mr.. Para
j
service in the United states army He is
an intimate friend of Chief of Police
Reagan TO whom he has presented very
fine cane made OF the horns of the native
caribou of the the Philippines by the ma.
uves of Vignan. He also presented the
chief with spoon, the handiworll of the
natives of that country.
John ]. Eagan, through This attor-
ney, is to bring a libel suit against
the Evening Argus, if it does not re-
tract the statements it made in an
item on Monday, charging Mr.. Eagan
wlCh brutally beating Ma in, his son,
on Saturday evening. 1t is claimed
that the boy is unmanageable and
will not obey his father and has done
time at the industrial school. Also,
that harsh measures are at times con-
sidered necessary by the Father to
s0hd0e ne boy.
Many of the friends and acquain-
tances of Fred Bancroft gladly availed
themselves of the opportunity to
hear his voice once more on Sunday
morning, at the Church of the Mes
siah, where he assisted the regular choir
in the musical part of the service 1t was
Il rare pleasure both TO those who had
heard him in former years aud to thOsewho
now heard for the first time the full, true,
cledT tones, s,-ntllllg sometimes INTO ten
der sweetnes-of his splendid tenor; and
not altogether the least q lightful part of
it was that every word and syllable fell
on the ear with clearness and distinct
ness that is sometimes missing in the sing
ing of noted musicians.
The inimitabe Jack Harris is to ''cov-
err the Legislature for several high grade
weekly papers of the State. AT present
during his vacation from the mad whirl
of Washington lfe-,Iack is almost in
touch with the millennium for he is So
iOurnng in Danville, of which r. y.
Gammell proprietor of the Elm House,
on his stationery that there
are no electric bells or elevators but they
enjoy pure spring water good beds, plen.
ty to eat. exemption from hay fever and
are still 1909 feet nearer heaven than It.
Johnsbury. Jack is capable of enjoying
all these good things EXCEPT, perhaps, the
last the experience of Washington life
probably not being conducive to his keep
ing in touch with etberealism.