The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-04-20
The &e9ister,
Middlebury.


In the Parish Of st. Stephens church
NIiddlebury, there has been subscribed,
during the past year, the sum OF S'oo, TO-
ward permanent Fund for the support OIL
the Bishop of the Diocese,
Mr.. George Fisher, of Cairo, ILL.,, who
has recently been appointed Surveyor OF
the Port Of Cairo, is graduate OF Mid
dlebury College, and son-inlaw OF }. u
Copeland, Esq, of this village
Hiram Tyler, of Weybridge, was ar
rested on the street by officer Comsiock, or
Tuesday, and lodged in Jail. wednesday
morning he was brought before Justice
Simmons, charged with drunkenness, and
was fined IS and costs. The " ardent
was obtained at the town agency.
NorIcE.-Horsea, Cattle, Swine or any
dumb beast will not be permitted TO run
at large, in the streets or commons OF the
village Of Middlebury, during the remain
der Of this year. And any persons suffer
ING theirs to do so will be prosecuted
ngreeably 10 law.
BY order of the Trustees.
JED. S. BUSHNELL, Clerk.
Middebury, April IA, 1869.
The Good Templars of Middlebury
have interesting literary exercises every
two weeks, and occasionally ottener.
The new firm of F. w. & II. Soper,
dealers in ready made clothing and gents
furnishing goods, have showed out their
sign, and all they now need to insure
them lucrative business, is to advertise
largely in the Register,
The Juvenile Temperance Army
holds its monthly meeting in the Lecture
room of the Congregational church next
Sunday evening.
Our thanks are due to Hon. Geo. f
Edmunds for Departmental reports and
messages for 1868, and Congressional
directory for the first session of the forty
first Congress.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION. The annua
Exhibition Of The Junior class, will occur
at the college chapel next Tuesday even
ing
Maple sugar is brought in, quit,
freely now, and sold at fifteen cents pei
pound.
BUSINESS CHANGE Mr.. Thomas Mo
roney has purchased the grocery business
formerly carried on by VIM. Mcbride, anC
he will attend to the wants of customer
at the old stand in Adams Block
On returning to our office, las
evening after a short absence, We tount
on our table the compliments of one o
our most enterprising and meritoriou
business firms, with generous, sampl,
packages of Tea and Coffee. a thorough
investigation of the quality of these ar
ticles, proves that they have 10 super
Tor, and that they are cheap at an!
price. We don't wish to publish Sc
crets, but will venture to say to on
friends, that they can procure these ar
ticles or any others usually found in
country store, of the best quality, AM
at the lowest prices, at Langworthy !
Bonds, They have just returned from
market and now make new announ
cement in another column.
Mr.. Tobin's writing school close,
last Tuesday evening. The prize 70
the greatest progress in penmanshil
was won by Charlie Remele. IT was
splendid gold pen presented 10y th
teacher
edward Nc Cormick, workma
at the North Mlddlebury marble mill, wa
caught in the machinery while adjustin
a belt last week, and sustained a broke
leg
FINED-Lewis Dory was up before Ju
tice Simmons, for drunkenness, on the st
inst and fined s., and costs,
The Western-fever is mildly ragiI
in this section, carrying off our young me
to what seems more promising fields
labor. Messrs Edison II. Williamson
George d. Williamson, and Charles 4
Sprague, started from this place for Denv'
City, Colorado, yesterday morning.
Addison County Clerks ONCE MidC
lebury, April 18th 1869.
Loyal w. Stowe is elected count
commissioner for the year ensuing.
ID. Stewart Clerk.
FRUIT TREES. We are authorized
say that Mr., S. Ii. Rockwell, in order
close the lot and obtain use of the nurse
land, will cell apple and pear trees uni
Saturday next 2ith inst. from6 to 0 ct
each.
A rare opportunity is offered to an
one DESTROYS of purchasing a firstra
farm in the vicinity of Middlebury vi
lage, i'm the offered sale of the "Sumn
Farm" by c. G. Steele Esq 1t appea
TO be the most reasonable offer in i
line that we have lately heard Of.
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