Vermont at Wesleyan (CT)

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  The Vermont watchman, Montpelier, Vt., November 12, 1902, page 1

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  Montpelier and Vicinity. LOCAL HAPPENING H. B. Tapln left today for visit to the New York markets. Ernest F. Sherburne of St. Johnsbury is the guest of Fred E. Everett. John Ryan left on Monday night for his home in Fitchburg, Mass. Capt. @. A. Bond left Saturday for Syracuse, n. Y, to remain until Feb ruary. Mrs. Albert Jarrett of Burlington is visiting her sister, Mrs. @. f. Nc | Kenna. John Ryan of Plainfield has sold to w. H. II. Kinney a spring of water for $50. The Capital City Gas Company expoets to be able to furnish gas by Jan uary first. Mrs. E. M. Brown of Sheldon is spending the week with her husband, Senator Brown. Invitations are out for dance to be given by the 1890 Club” at Elmore’s hall next Monday evening. Mrs. Henry F. Wilcox and two chill dren of Thetford are guests of Senator Henry f. Wilcox at the Pavilion. Henry Senter and wife have decided parcel of land in Wrigh tsville to FL kins Perkins. Consideration $50. Mrs Laura F. Gleed of Morrisville is the guest of her son, Secretary of State Fred G.. Fleetwood, in this city. W. W. Husband, recently of the st. Johnsbury Caledonian office, began Monday an engagement on the Journal staff. A daughter was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Odell, formerly of this city but now of Wadham Mills, N. Y. George Washington Morrow of Bur lington is again in town in the inter ests of the Vermont Anti-Saloon League. Miss Ruth Smith is enjoying va cation from her duties in the telephone exchange and will visit in Bath. N. H. Charles Lord is visiting W. A. Lord, his brother. He has been employed in a clerical capacity at the copper mines in Copperfield. Arthur d. Lamson of Cabot has re- Gently entered the medical department of the National Life. He resides with his family at 10 Vine street. Eugene A. Chase of Woodbury., and Maud Ryan of Middlesex, were mar ried in Montpelier, November 8, by Rev. j. Edward Wright. G.. j. Bell, of Walden, master of the State Grange of Vermont, has gone to Lansing, Mich, to attend the meeting of the national Grange. on Saturday to serve a house of cor rection sentence for an assault, COM mitted at Graniteville recently. Oliver j. Osborne has returned from Cambridge where he has been receiving medical treatment from DR.. Fl. Waite Sabin which has proved very beneficial. John Morgan of Barre was brought to this city on Monday evening, charged with selling liquor. He was placed in Jail to await trial on We’d nesday at Barre. Silas Lapan and Elizabeth Getchel, both of Middlesex. were married in Middlesex November at the residence of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. j. Ed ward Wright. Clarence Senter, who recently passed the bar examination, has entered into partnership with his father, John H. Senter, and henceforth the firm will be Senter 81 Senter. L. J. Hathaway as pianist and Miss H. Julia Gross as vocalist, OF this city, will assist at concert at Waterbury ON Thursday evening, given by the Methodist church of that place. | The Waterbury correspondent of the Burlington News says: &C. B. Evans, high sheriff elect, of Washington county, has decided to move to Mont pelier where he will keep the Jail himself =” G. G. Pierce has decided to j. l.. Farwell, trustee for creditors of the Flanders Pierce Company, house and lot on the north side of East Lib erty street, for the nominal consider alton of 81. Miss Lucy M. Crockett of Rock land, Maine, is visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Mary Gregory, and her aunt, Mrs. Burton E. Bailey. Miss Crockett will remain in Montpelier for several weeks. In Saturdays football game at Middle town, Conn, the University of Vermont defeated Wesleyan 5 to 0. Dartmouth won from the Springfield Training school by score of II to 0, The latter game was played at Hanover. /“ Hamilton, full-back on last years M. S. team, made one of the touch downs in the big Brown-C Columbia game on Saturday. The metropolitan papers had many words of praise for his work in the contest. f. @. Flynn, who was brought to this city Wednesday from Plainfield charged with committing an assault at Graniteville was sent to the house of correction for 300 days in default of his fine of $50 and costs. George Lester, second infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Lane, who for a time has been so seriously i’ll with the cholera infantum that his life was des-

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], November 9, 1902, page 10

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  Univ. OF Virzinin VERMONT DEFEATS WESLEYAN MiddietoWn. Conn. Nov. SIN very loosely played game of football this afternoon tho ~ versity of Vermont defeated Wesleyan – IN no time was VermOnts goal in danger. Wes,avan,s playing was poor. the line being weak ana .ha

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Wesleyan (CT) leads 2–⁠1–⁠1 in four meetings, counting the two since this game.