The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-07-20
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going thorough, repa,ra
The Good Templars of East Middle,
bury have voted not to occupy the new
hall just built by A. 2. Upper, Esq,
MIR. L. L. Lawrence, ofthe College,
will open Select School in East Middle
bury, about the LIST of September next,
and continue eleven weeks,
Prof. George N. Webber addressed
the Salisbury Sunday School on the llth
inst, at their concert, very impressively,
upon the means OF gloriiying God.
Albert Chapman Esq. has sold, the
present sea on, to farmers in this vicinity,
forty eight "Ithica Independent Steel
Tooth Horse Rakes.'
Mrs. Cady, an aged and much re-
spected lady, died at the residence of her
son, Gardner C. Cady, Esq, on Sunday
morning last.
The Methodist church of this place
has voted to dispense with the afternoon
sermon for three months, and devote the
time to Sabbath School work,
The summer term of the village
school closed ON Saturday. tits expected
that the new school building will be ready
for occupancy by the opening Of the fall
term.
Rev. DR.. Kitchel occupied the pull
pit of the Congregational church in Bran
don, lastSunday, and Rev. G. b. Hubert
of New Haven, preached to the church
in this place,
"A Town meeting has been called tc
meet on "Wednesday the Goth day of July,
at one o'clock P, Nj, to See If the towr
will construct bridge across Mlddlebury
river near the Town farm.
j. Davenport is putting down, II
front of his store, public convenience il
the form of "Fairbank S Hay Scales
The weighing beam will be inside The
store.
Return checks will be given, over the
Bennington & RUTLAND Railroad, to thos,
attending our Commencement exercises
ftbey have paid full fare over the road IL
coming.
The Methodist Sunday school held 1
picnic in beautiful grove near MIR. Sid
ney Meads, in the east part of the town
on thursday last and had pleasant ant
profitable time.
In the case of the cider seizure, las
week, compromise was effected and tn
cider was returned TO the owner VIII
promised to make it into vinegar and no
cell any more of the beverage.
Bishop De Goesbriand, IN behalf o
the Catholic Church, has purchased Q
Mr.. Nathan Myrick, his residence an
lot on College hill, for about $4,000
We believe the house is to be used for
parsonage.
Col. Joseph w. Robinson, of Gomez r
N. H., has purchased a small lot Of foul
teen acres, near the top of Chapman
Hill, where he purposes soon TO build.
is a beautiful spot already, and has vastl
greater capabilities for beauty, which wi
be improved.
During the thunder storm, on Il
9Th inst, lightning struck the barn
Elijah Brown, of East Middlehury, ar
damaged it considerably, A hen wi
completely stripped of her feathers, b
otherwise uninjured,
Mr.. Smith, an old resident of Ea
Middlebury, died at that place very su
denly on the l4th inst. He remarked
his son that he was feeling quite poor!
lay down upon the bed and expired IN
few minutes. He had been as well
usual until that day.
Personal PROT s, Albce of the CO
lege, and Rev. Mr.. Wood, agent for Il
Am. and Foreign Christian Union made
excursion to Ticonderoga, last Saturda
The visit was especially interesting to t
latter from the fac, that his father acco,
panied Ethan Allen on his famous Cal
paign to take it.
Personal Among the graduates
the recent Commencement at Tilden +
male Seminary were Misses Mary s. Ma
tin Of West Fairlee, Anna NJ. Morgan
Windsor, Lille S. Seymour and Emf
M. Seymour, Of MiddIebury also Ma
H. Parker, daughter of Rev. c. C.Park'
of Gorham, Maine, formerly Ct Wat,
bury.
Apropos of old coins, Mr.. Lorenzo
Stowe, of this village, has handed US
old copper coin of the denomination o
cent, which was struck under the auth
ity Of the State of Vermont in It's
On one side is landscape with gro
of evergreens and the words, 4" Vernt
tensium Res PuJhca, 1856" On the
verse is the sun, surrounded by thi Il
stars, and the words ".Stela qua tand
-" the last word being obliter att
Thomrson's Vermont describing this C
says, this is the only coin ever struck
the state, and that there were but {
hundred of these.
NoTcE. The New Haven Camp Me
ing Association, incorporated by our
Legislature, will hold its first meeting
the nj. Z. Church in Middlebury, on w
nesday, the 4th day of August next,
ii clock A. nj. The persons comp
ing this Association, as specified in
Charter, are Bennett Eaton, Harry La
worthy, S, b. Rockwell, Heman La
worthy, and such other persons as II
become stockholders therein. The obi
Ot this A aanotatiop 20 tba ruroh aa;no /,