The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-10-22

seminary, class OF 1897. MI. Newton
is attending the Boston University
Law School and is one of the fortu-
mates to receive an appointment from
the dean of the law school as the
middle deans clerks, a position of
honor. Mr.. Newton went to Wesleyan
University after graduating from
Montpelier Seminary
A handsome opalescent window has
been placed in Christ church with the
following inscription: "To the glory
of God, and in memory of Horace H
Scribner for twenty five years the de-
voted organist of this church." At
the bottom of the window, "Died
March 10, 1896, aged forty eight
years. The work of installing the
handsome rose window in the front
of the church was completed Saturday
and at present all the windows but
one have been fitted in. James f. Nc
Tigue of Boston has charge of the
work.
Seminary and ST. Johnsbury Academy
scheduled for Saturday is off, because
the latter refuses to play the class
of athletics played at the Seminary
aud consequently Goddard will play
Middlebury College at Middlebury on
that date. The decision from st.
Johnsbury came in reply to request
that the date be changed from Satur-
day to Thursday to allow the Middle
bury game. The Barre boys are in
doubt as to the meaning of the term
"class of athletics" but they are re-
signed.
James McNulty, we'll known in
Montpelier, is wearing bandage on
his head because of injuries he re-
Ceived at the hands of two men on the
road near Heron brook. He says he
was riding along in company with a
friend when he met two men and
asked them how far 1t was to Mont
peIier by that route. He says the reply
was a stone which struck him in the
side of the head, and that both foot
men then attacked the men in the
team. The friend who was with Nc
Nulty says there was only one man
who made the attack. McNulty says
he knows who his assailants were and
is trying to get a prosecution insti-
gated
The preliminaries in the tennis
| tournament at the Seminary have
been played off as follows the winner S
name being mentioned first with the
score Huntington VS.. Dawson 6-l,
Prescott VS.. Reed by default, ". S.
Smith vs. Mcbride 6-2, E. Hamilton
VS.. Atwood 60, Whitman VS.. Rogers
6-1, Miss Alice Sherburne VS.. Royce
Sc, Davis VS.. Webb 6 4, j. A. Harvey
VS.. @ Harvey 6-3, Howard VS. Miss
Jessie Marvin GA, r. Hamilton VS.,
Dewey 60. The next game will be
as follows, Huntington VS.. Prescott,
W. S. Smith VS. E. Hamilton. Will
man VS.. Miss Alice Sherburne, [,
Davis VS. j. Harvey and Howard VS..
r. Hamilton.
Chief Mcmahon, Sheriff Charlie:
Smith and Sheriff G. B. Evans coralled
ing, to take them to their various
destinations to serve sentences rem
dered in court Among the number
were John Roberts for grand larceny
two years at Rutland; Robert Murray
not less than three years nor NOR,
than three and one half years in Rut
land for assault; George North. aget
thirteen, to the industrial school a
Vergenues for the remainder of hi
minority; George and Winifred Ston'
to the same place: John Sullivan t.
Rutland, 108 days for second offens
of intoxication and David Bean Il
Rutland. not more than three month
nor less than two and one half months
for petit larceny.
Eugene Davis OF Northfield ant
Neil Knapp of East Montpelier wer
in city court on Tuesday aud wer
bound over to county court to answe
to the charge of burglary. Eacl
waived examination sfter the com
plant was read to him, Davis wa
held on two charges, the burglary O
the clothing store of Colburn and Go
and the Northfield creamery. Will
the charge of bnrglarizing the cloth
ing store was the only one preferre,
against Knapp Bail was fixed il
each case az 81 900, making SO, 900 il
all for Davis, and $1,000 for Knapp
1t is expected that neither can fur
nish bail. H. @. Shurtleff appeare
for States Attorney Bailey and tn
{ respondents were not represented b,
counsel, though it is understood the.
have consulted an attorney.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.