The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-04-30
IOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

examined his STOCK Vi OpiuS pOoN0 ""N
must ex press our entire satisfaction as to
br;ces. qualities and styles Read his
advertisement and give him a call
III. Langworihy has been making
repairs; and he now offers to the public
f.. larger and better assortment of goods
for the spring trade than ever before
lie keeps dry goods, groceries, readymadf
clothing, crockcry and glassware, boots and
shoes, &c, &c.
Attention IL called to tho change in
the Wool Notice OF Twitchell & Clay.
WEST CoRNwArL-E. w. Bingham
b,s ;ust returned from New \ ork ind
brouph, with him a full and fine assort-
ment Of every kind Of goods usually found
in country store from dry good to gro
ccries. The low price system on which
he is doing business must ensure hun an
immense trade and therefore fair profits.
lie invites comparison Of prices with
others. His advertisement appears in
another column.
COLLEGE CouIrEsIE3. The Junior
and Sophomore classes of MidiieburY
College entertained the corresponding
classes Of the University Of Vermont at
the Addison House, in this village, after
tho Junior Exh. biion, on Tuesday even
ing. An elegant rcpast was served to the
credit of the landlord and the satisfaction
Of the participants.
CApwLIL AND TIE EDDY Mediums.
Caldwell the Mesneric llu>ionist, exhibit
ed at the Court House on Thursday and
Friday evenings Of last week 10 small
audiences. The Eddy Mediums gave
their Cabinet Exhibition at the last enter
tainment. During their stay in town,
they held several private seances for the
amusement Of smaller circles with good
success.
A meeting of the "Fearnanght"
Base Ball Club will be held at J. Daven-
ports Office, Wednesday eve, May l, 1867,
at / o'clock, PM.
Il. J. DAVENPORT, Sec.
If the weather is favorable game
o. Ball will be played on the College
grounds, Saturday, May 4th, 1867, at .
O'Clock, PM between the Wide Awakes
and Fearnaughts.
SHEEP SHEARING. There is to be a
public sheep shcaring at the hotel of \.
i. Phelps, in Bridport, On Thursday,
May 81.
PROTECTING FIsu.-A society has been
organized at Brattleboro, with member
ship of fifty, for the purpose of seeing the
laws for the pl eservation of fish literally
and impartially carried out.
SrICIDE.-Louis Dietrich, German
As years Of age, having wifi and sew
eral children living at West Brattleboro,
killed himself on Tuesday afternoon with
pistol shot lie went TO Bratilcboro
village Tuesday forenoon. purchased a
pistol and ammunition at Thompson &
Rangers went home and practlsed firing
at r mark for some time, then went to
his house, repaired to his chamber, I'M
dressed himself, lay down on his bed,
bolstered himself up and then discharged
hi. pistol into his head and ended his
earthly existence. Disappointment in
regard to business matters is assigned as
the probable cause.
GREY EAGLE A noble specimen OF
grey eagle, measuring six feet and SIX
inches from tip to tip OF his wings, was
shot on Wednesday last, near the mouth
of Otter Creek, by the engineer of the
Water Lily.
Mrs. Sally Caldwell Of Hubbardton,
died April IA, aged one hundred years.
four moths and nineteen days. Her
maiden name was Batchelder. She had
lived in IIubbardton ~ years. Her
oldest daughter has always lived with
her and is IT years of age.
MAN DROWNED. Lyon OF
Waterford was drowned at West Con-
cord on the 9th inst lie, with three
Others, were running logs in Moose river,
when he was in some way knocked into
the stream, and before assistance was
rendered by the others, he was drowned.
Young Lyon was a member Of the 18th
VT. regiment, and went with Grant from
the Rapidan to Richmond without sustain
ing a scratch. lie leaves no wife, but a
mother who was dependent upon him for
support.
OF the SO items of a "tavern bill''
Of a Christmas ball at St. A lbans in 1927,
27 were for brandy, gin, rum, wine, ETC.,
and Of the $40 paid only about SIS went