. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . his position inNew York until his death. He wiote several articles on the problems of theengineering work in New York City for the New York Herald and NewYork Tribune. He was married July 23, 1863, to Julia Frances Overton; no children. CHARLES SWEATT. Charles Sweatt, son of and Zilpha (Baxter) Sweatt,was born in Norwich, Vt., May 30,1832, and died in Minneapolis,Minn., January 27, 1903. In 1837,his parents removed to Thetford,Vt., where he attended the ThetfordAcademy. He entered the Pre-paiatory depar
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . his position inNew York until his death. He wiote several articles on the problems of theengineering work in New York City for the New York Herald and NewYork Tribune. He was married July 23, 1863, to Julia Frances Overton; no children. CHARLES SWEATT. Charles Sweatt, son of and Zilpha (Baxter) Sweatt,was born in Norwich, Vt., May 30,1832, and died in Minneapolis,Minn., January 27, 1903. In 1837,his parents removed to Thetford,Vt., where he attended the ThetfordAcademy. He entered the Pre-paiatory department of the Uni-versity in 1845, and remained twoyears. He then entered the Scientificdepartment, where he remained oneyear. He was in the employ of MorrillJ. Walker, Union Village, Thetford,1848-51; Alonzo George, Post Mills,1851-53; Baxter & Hall, Derby Line,1853-54. In 1854, he located in WestMitch(!ll, Mitchell Co., Iowa, andformed a partnership with his elderbrother, John Sweatt, in conductingan extensive mercantile and real estatebusiness. In 1872, he retired from. Charles Sweatt. 504 NORWICH UNIVERSITY. [1851 the business and established a bank, which he managed until 1878, when heremoved to Fargo, N. D., and established the banking firm of Charles Sweatt& Co. He continued in this business unlii 1886, when he retired from busi-ness and removed to Minneapolis Minn., where he made his home until hisdeath. In politics he was a strong Republican. He was married January 1, 1865 at Mitchell, Iowa, to Cornelia ElizabethLyons, a native of New York who died March 30, 1904. They had one child,a son, William Richard, a graduate of the Shattuck Military Academy, Fari-bault, Minnesota, now president of the Electric Heat Regulator Co., Miime-apolis. BVT. MAJ. EVAN W. THOMAS, U. S. A. Evan W. Thomas was born in North East, Md., in 1837. He entered theUniversity in 1S47, remaining until 1849. • He resided for some years previousto the Civil War in Washington, D. C. He was commissione
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