The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
RurLANpS BURLINGTON RAILROAD.


al and talented young man who wins
friends wherever he goes. After speak
ing of his dissolution Of partnership il
says:
Mr.. T, NJ Chapman Is 4 young man of
rare abilities and always wears a cheerful
countenance, kind and obliging, honest
and industrious, and perfect gentleman
in every respect. lie came to this place
about three years ago, almost, iinot an
en.ire stranger, and entered into business
with the above named firm, where he has
since then assisted in carrying on their
extensive trade in m honorable and bust
ness like mqnner. And in bis short stay
among Us he has clustered around him a
host Of warm friends who will be grieved
TO learn of his departure from our pleas
ant village. We understand that he in
tends to return to the East in the Spring,
from whence he came, and we can only
say, that the community will lo;e good
citizen, and we hope prosperity may
attend him in all his undertaking.
The auditors report of the town OF
Middlebury shows that the expenses oi
the town have increased the past year over
the year previous in the sum OF 81, O0o,-
CO. Tie following are details Of some of
the expenses; Roads and bridges, ST.
56l,S7 services of town officers,
$3.50 80; poor expenses outside of the
farm, 849, 50 on town farm, Sl.7l7.79;
making the total expense 81, 567, III
The total expenditures being So, 274.65.
The amount to be provided for by tax is
$4,000 OIL, aud ajax Of 60 cents on the
dollar of the grand list is rcco nm nded.
The cost of supporting the panpcr- at the
town larm was - - pr week
LloroR SALns.-Sales Of liquor dur
ing the year, SS,675,09. The amour
paid into the treasury for sllrs, g O02-
80.
MR, RoBIHsoN's READING. Nh c.
ID, Robinson OF Portland, Me, entertained
moderate audience nj the Court llou-e
on Tuesday evening, The weather ~as
tedious, the roads bad, and the notice was
ins, Efficiently given, combination of
causes sufficient TO spoil an audience for
nnv entertainment Thoso- who were
present bad rare treat, and teN amply
repaid for the c;i0I it cost ilom 20 venture
cut IN The wind ana Storm Mf HooinSoh
has wonderful q %iDihly o. vojc, which
gives a fine eject in hi. l,riu-& not
produced by ihost lesi i.N'r'd N 'ht ~
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lie "tianneWs Tic "n'' ''t -iircc->fni n
hI' professions.
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estont rn;.con,l Church includjn, two
E;sbons Conc clectl and other learned
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Dramatic AND MUSICAL ENrEkrNN-
MENT.--The entertainment gwen in the
Methodist Church last Friday evening wa
successful beyond anticipation. Consider.
ing the unpromising state Of the weather
there was large Audience, and best Of
all, everyone present appeared TO b. very
much pleased with the performances The
music WAS me selected win good taste
ana rendered happily. Inc df'mallc
performances We're a'"e cre'htahie to the
managers anu performers he "Hdr
oon,ni,toa ~ Cood Tamn,ar. IS .'I;,h h
Can,a;n C~ht, 'n.,, ah";r .1 .,n
oo,pra n,oro mos,I, mhor. 'r ,h ,'' o,I ~"
,na''rh nnn'has aeo,han,I;n,i.. ,n,, y, w.
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lac programme was rainier 100 long
though AN exceedingly Interesting one -
A TEMPERANCE ode was sung by members
OF the Lodge, ana hlrs. BOND rendered q
%, pe'n'iiu' piece 81 'ns,ru'n'n'a' mu.'c'
lheh came 'h't "'AuliIul iDpersohatloh