The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-28
MNldlehury.

CHANGE oE TINR-The three O'Clock
train south arrives here, now, at 3,4O,anc
passes the mail b tEaaiap Rtas ,Ni returned from
New York with large assortment o.
carefully sorted millinery goods. See
notice.
The Young Mems Christian Associa'
ton holds its weekly meetings at then
rooms, this evening at halfpast I o'clock
A general invitation is extended. --.--
Miss Agnes Lyon, who has been for
some time yielding to the slow bat certain
progress of consumption, died suddenly
about s O'Clock on Sabbath evening after
retiring for the night. The funeral will
be attended from the house at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
See Langworthy & Bonds announce
ment of new goods. Mr.. Bond has just
returned from market and opened very
fine stock Of goods in each department.
They have reduced prices and we think
it will be an object for purchasers to give
them a call.
Mr.. Martin L. Cady, formerly Of
this town and graduate of the College
in the last class has become connected as
assistant teacher with the ST. Croix Col
legiate Institute located at River Falls,
Wisconsin. it IS Classical, Commercial
and English boarding and day school,
happily located, and with a judiciously Sc
lected course of study.
The Third Annual Convention Of the
State Young Mems Christian Associations
will be held at Rutland, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 10Th and goth. A
circular has been addressed by the State
Executive Committee to thu Associations
and Churches, which we will publish next
week.
On Friday, Patrick Moroney and his
brother Thomas, workmen at one of the
marble quarries, were brought before
Justice Simmons charged with drunken
ness and breach Of the peace, committed
on the 18th instant. Patrick was found
guilty of the first charge and fined S.
and costs. He was acquitted on the
second charge, and Thomas was acquitted
on both.
We call attention to the facts set
forth in the advertisement Of S. s. Rock
well Esq, We venture to say that such
a combination Of facilities for successful
farm pursuit can seldom be found in one
and the Same farm. 1t has great fertility,
has enriched its owner and is offered at a
bargain. Young men of energy and en-
terprise will not overlook this opportuni.
ty to secure farm of such rare productive
resources.
BASE BALL.-A game Of Base Ball
was played between the Battles Of Mid
dlebury and Mechanics of East Middle.
bury on the grounds of the latter, on
Saturday last, which resulted in victory
for the former, by score of 60 to %.
Umpire, H. D. Maynard of East Middle
bury. Scorers-Batic, (. J. Davenport {;
Mechanic, a. Olmsted.
SuNDAY-ScuooL PIcSc.-The Sunday.
School in the Munger District, in charge
of w. H. Utley, Supt., held II picnic on
Saturday, in a pleasant grove near the
residence Of Mr.. Lawrence Mills. The
tables were abundantly and deliciously
furnished and tastefully arranged. Mem
bers of the school favored the company
with singing, recitations and dialogue, and
short addresses were delivered by Prof
Seely and Messrs. Barrows, Langworthy,
Utlcy and Walker. The occasion, which
was pleasant throughout, closed with an
episode, specially pleasing to the favored
parties, viz: the presentation of choice
cake each to Messrs. Utley and Walker.
+ THE FAIE-The Addison County FAIR
comes off this week on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, and a. this writing the
prospect is excellent for superior one
Arrangements the most ample have been
made for the accommodation Of everybody
and the protection Of articles on exhibit
ton. We shall have fine display of
stock and horses, and Floral Hall will be
well filled with rare specimens. The Hall
will be trimmed and taken care of by
some responsible person under contract
with the Fair Ground Company instead
Of being done in the loose manner hereto
fore in practice, which we think an i'm.
provement. 1t Is with considerable in
terest that We anticipate the pleasure of
observing the fine display of blood cattle,
especially the Durhams. Another item
of interest-the best horses at the State
Fair were from this county and of course
we shall have them on the ground here.
The Address will be delivered by Hon.
George B, Loring Of Salem, Mass, on
Thursday afternoon, the Second day Of
the Fair. Don't make mistake in the
days. They are Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday.