The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-11-06
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
u. o. DEPARTMENT,
CoNrRACr OFFICE.

"a Asst. L. Nj. General.
II " Sd'e, Esq,
Ticas. Dept washington, d. C.
The above speaks for itself This
community are under great obligations II
Mr.. Slade for his ef'Jrts in our
behalf. lie will please accept our thanks
Our business men have been very much
annoyed the past, year, 10y reason Of the
New York mail being sent 10 Burlington
and from thence to Middlcbury the next
day. Now, letters can be received from
New York the s,me day and answered
the next, thereby saving twenty. four
hours time to our business men and others
that may be Interested
-Eiz, Flowers of this village, was
arraisnei before Justice Slade, Oct. 30,
ON charge o; assault ana battery upon
NJ i Adelia Norton an |, after full he II.
in5 OF the case, was aljulsel guilty and
fined two dollars an costs Of prosecution,
amounting 20 50 %
Tu1sE pE;-The R'pste,' off &c
unanimously votes that those delicious
grapes, which Mr.. Ira Brown generously
furnished Us on Monday, were nearly, if
not quite, equal to the plums which
found their way to our office in Septrm-
l'er. Long live Mr.. Brown! May his
fruit trees ever produce bountifully!
Names registered at Bread Loaf Inn
since September 10:
Mr. 4 Mrs Z B Parker, Jennie NJ
Parker, Middlebury; Miss Jennie Stan
ly, Newark, n. j, Daniel Sullivan,
Brooksville, Miss, Mary E Naae, Miss
Mary + Ford, New York Mary A
Cundun, Shorcham; Doct. III Nj Hun
,ington, L f Washburn, Rochester Jul
ius Wilcox and wife, New York Eras
tus Nah and wife, New Haven John
Farnswo.th, Norlhii3Id; f w Clark,
Calais Willie Gates, Sias Gates, Eliza.
BEETHOVEN Prof n w Leavilt, G G.
B,edle. Mrs - c Beedle WIN l}agley,
w : Page, Concert Troupe; Frank l.
Parsons, Bethel; Mrs Nj + + lserton,
East Warren; Mrs NJ 5 Hartwcll. Der
lin Heights L l. Parsons. John Parsons,
Il X Nctf, Bethel L w Barber & wife,
East Addison; J C WarkinS West Sal.
i,bury; Augustus Sanford Il wife, Bethel
K,rkc White, Miss Hattie Terry, Is ,tavia,
n Y; ii w Hammond, NJ d., IIomn
puh'st, BRISTOL ; Jas + Ripley, Miss
Cornir billings Ripton; w q Whiita>
ker, Bethel; Henry A Smith, Mid Ile-
bury Deavan billings, Walter Billings,
Philip Caravan, Emi!us D,wner, Miss
AImra Downer, Miss Sadn, Miss anette
pady, Miss Adelaide Clark, Miss Adela
Pratt, bradford Ripley, Willard Billings,
Ripton.
TuANKSGIvING 1t is probable Guv-
ernor Page will appoint Thursday, Nov.
2Sth, as the day of our annual Thinks
giving. That day, which is appointed
by President johnson for our National
Thanksgiving has already been adopted
by quite number OF The Safe Execu-
tives.
CoRNwALL The Bran lon Record is
inclined to be facetious 1t says "a wo
man Frost bitten in the following manner
Married in West Cornwall, Oct. 10, by
Rev. Mr.. Woodruff Of Saratoga, n Y,
assisted by Rev, w l.. Palmer of West |
Cornwall, Rev. A. j. Frost Of Syracuse,
n. Y, aud Miss Jennie L. Rich OF Vest
Cornwall The groom being Of the d'car
.fst & y kind, a sketch of his dimcn-ionS
may 70, b. in ppropiate Height, SIR
feet tU'ee inches ;-circumfrrencc OF head,
III inches, with corresponding size of
chest. and feet hcO feet long wei LIT go
poun Is"
Col II. f. Dean recently sold twelve
ewes for $500
Oar thanks are due the s 'cretary of
State for copy OF the directory Oct
ober ses sion 1867.
A member of the famous "Spectacle"
firm Of Lazarus &c Morris will be at the
store Of o. S. Dickinson on Friday and
Saturday of this week for the purpose Of
fitting spectacles to difficult" eyes.
A VALUABLE GIFT To THE STATE
Mrs, Z l.. Robinson of Bennington has
presented TO the State fine portrait of
Governor Isaac Tichenor. COPIED from the
original by herself and it is work which
evinces taste and skill that show fine
appreciation Of the original picture.
The reunion society Of Vermont officers
elected the following officers at their an
nual meeting at Montpelier, Wednesday,
President, Lieut.. Co., w. Y. w. Ripley
OF the First United States sharp shooters
and major general Of volunteers vice /
president, Col Samuel f. .ingree treas,
urer, Col. p. L. Pitkin secretaries
Major James $. Peck and Lieut.. G. G..
Benedict.
A wealthy, misery and quarrelsome
farmer at Hartford has not spoken to his
wife during the past fifteen years. though
living in the same house and eating frcm
the same tabl', Two daughters ''old
girls" complete this ''happy family
Butter declined heavily at st. Alban-,
Tuesday and sold for frum 81 IN AZ