The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

Rev. Franklin Tuxbury OF Brandon
occupied by exchange, the Congregational
pulpit in this place last Sunday.
CHANCE OF TINE. $500 The winter ar
rangement went into effect yesterday,
on the Rutland & Burlington Railroad
as may be seen from the timetable at the
head of the column.
To the Ladies 49, Have you examined
Clay's stock of coaks, eloakings, shawls,
furs, millinery and dress goods 1t is the
best he has ever shown to his customers.
He also has his usual line of trimmings,
&c, &c.
THF LAws.--We hand our readers to.
day supplement containing the laws Of
the last session, in form convenient for
reference, and not interfering with the
usual reading matter of the paper
Owing to the chaotic condition Of
the rooms at the new School building and
other unforeseen difficulties, the debate
which was to have been held last Friday
evening, was postponed Further an.
nouncement will be made hereafter.
NoTIcE-The annual meeting of the
Niddlebury Ladies Library Association
will be held at the house of Mrs Vain
wright, Oh the 18th day Of December,
1859, at o'colck, p. Nj.
g. G. STEWART, Secretary
- Charles Pierce, who was some weeks
since arrested for breaking open the store
of II. w. Brewster, and who confessed
the crime of stealing property therefrom,
was arraigned before Justice Simmons
ON Wednesday and bound up in 5000
He is in Jail, awaiting his trial at the
County Cont
SHEEP SALE :-Amon CLARK Esq OF
New Haven and Ira W. Clark Esq OF
Middlebury have purchased of Geo
Hammond, administrator of the estate Of
the late Victor Wright of Weybridge
forty thorough bred ewes and one ram
These ewes were, about two years since
appraised at four hundred dollars head
An annoying omission occurred il
". T Denison's communication last weel
which injured the rhetoric if not III,
sense Instead of He proposed, | &C
cepted &C." it should read He proposed
that l give him bond for deed an,
he to bond himself to take the place &C
cording to agreement which proposal
accepted, &c
Mr.. j. j Scofcld formerly of In
Otter Greek House, Pttsford, has lease,
the Middlebury House in this village an,
makes his announcement in this humble
Of the REGISTER, He opens the house t.
transient and permanent boarder4 an,
will spare no pains TO make it mode
hotel, The house has been recently re
fitted and put in first rate condition
Passengers are carried to and from tn
cars gratis.
A new and elegant piano and seyent
beautiful hymn and tune books, hav
been added to the furniture Of the Con
gregational Lecture and Sunday Schoc
room in this village, by the perseverin
activity of one or two ladies and gentle
men who deserve the especial thanks c
the Church and Society The funds wer
procured by subscription The Sunda
School has also been supplied wit
new singing books from the same sourc,
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--A brakema
answering 10 the name of"Dck, - employ
ed on I'M extra freight train, was seriousl
injured Saturday morning by striking Ii
head against the roof Of the Within
bridge as the train was passing througI
and knocked backward into bark c!
striking with great force upon his shout,
ers and back lie was taken in an III
conscious condition to the Middlebui
House and Dr. O. f. Ross was called
attend him, Yesterday, he had recove
ed consciousness aud it wa. thought
might fully recover
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have r.
oeived from our townsman Ira W Clar
Esq, a fine map and descriptive pamphl,
Of the "Chicago, Danville and Vineenn
Railroad" Of which he is agent, for Il
sale of the first mortgage bonds.-Al
from II. c. Wicker Esq. General freig
agent of the North Missouri Railroad
pamphlet describing Kansas lands.-V
have also received the first annual cat
logue Of the Vermont Conference Semi
airy and Female College which shows
aggregate attendance of 545 studer
during the last year