The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-12
Middlpbury.

congress spring water and S~outhmayd's
pure confectionery, go to Case s Riders,
Severance Block.
The boys who are amusing themselves
by 81 ooting robbins or other inoffensive
birds, are reminded OF the law which for
bids it: A. word to the wise is sufficient.
Rev, Mr.. Carpenter of White River
junction presented the Bible cause in the
Congregational church on Sunday morn
ing, after which a contribution was taken.
The regular meeting Of the Middle
bury Young Mems Christian Association
occurs this evening at the Lecture Room
of the Congregational church. ". H. Ut
ley, leader.
An opportunity is presented tor the
purchase Of a top buggy, harness, cutter,
saddle, bride, blanket, etc, in the offer
for sale Of these articles by Prof. b. KEEL
logg. They may be seen at his residence.
Michael Manning, the section hand
whose injury we referred to last week, is
still alive and it is thought likely to get
up again. The Rutland and Burlington
papers are in error as to his death.
The repairs on the East Middlebury
Street are completed and the road is bet
ter than before it was washed. The citi-
zsns along the street turned out and con-
tributea literally of their labor to help on
the work.
The Addison County Democrats
meet in mass convention at the Court
House in this place on Thursday next at
IL o'clock A. ii, to make county nomina-
tons to he supported at the September
election
e. K. Clay has just received a
splendid line of sash ribbons, in all colors
and styles he also offers his customers
great bargains in all other goods in his
line Special bargains in fans, parasols,
and other ladies' furnishing goods.
-LangSorthy i Bond have requested
~ to say, they. have accounts Of several
months standing that will be left in the
hands Of some lawyer for collection ,nnles;
paid within a few days So those having
an account running. lover time had better
be looking after them
Lo:T.-In this village IN saturday
evening between. the residence Of Capt
Cobb apd. the cemetery, OIL the road to-
wards Cornwall. d Pocket Diary, which
the finder will please leave at this Office
and oblige VI G. VI, Robbins Of Han
cock
-Atthe Congregational sunday Schoo
Concert last Sunday evening short ad
dresses were given by the Superintendent
Rev. j. Steele. and Messrs L. Barrowi
and Edwards The exercises of the chill
iren we're the repetition of Scripture
passages, containing the word . Praise,
and singing.
Yesterday Paper Mill village receive,
acall from three of Middlebury'sf fast boys
They entered the turning shop of Charlie
Woodwork By skillfully breaking in
window, and doubtless would have don
considerable mischief had they not beef
routed by the owner of the building
Such boys should be lacked after.
The next regular injecting OF POS
Warner No It., q. A, r, will be bel,
op Wednesday evening Of thi. week. Thu
meeting will mmen promptly ar < o
clock. All candidates awaiting music
are requested to assemble at the ant
room At precisely 81 O'Clock. No post
q. ponement on account Of weather.
A Mr.. Church, Il travelling evange
list, preached in the street Sunday eve
ming in from of the Methodist church
He evidently has somewhat vet 10 lear
as to the method Of holding street meet
ings. 1t takes him altogether too long t
get al, and make his points for peopl
who have uncomfortable seats, or none a
all. His theme was Repentance an
Baptism" the latter being that Of tn
Holy Ghost.
Hey. James Mulchahey. u. d.. fol
merly Rector OF St. Stephens church !
this place, but at present Rector Of Trim
~ church, Toledo, Ohio. is with his fan
lily spending a few weeks with his oil
Pensioners. He preached a very abb
sermon at St. Stephens church last Sal
bath evening, and his friends are muc
pleased at the prospect Of hearing biz
during the Sabbaths he may spend anon
them. which We understand will he II
remaining ones of this month,
PERsoNAi.-Ihe WeSferu MonfM
published at Chicago, has an admiral
article in its July number, entitled IRE
ollecti ms of DR. Mott" written BY Egbe
Phelps. Esq. a graduate of Union" Co
legc in the class of 1876, Mr.. Phelps
/ SOL of the late Hon. Samuel s. Phel]
If Middlebury, and q brother of Edwal
J. Phelps of Burlington. and is a lawy'
Of excellent reputation. practising
Joliet, Illinois He lie an admirable write
both of prose and poetry
"A correspondent of the Rutland i
dependent from Poultney speaks in biz
terms of the annual sermon preached {
Rev. Mr.. Bailey Of this town. at the a
adversary of Ripley College. He say,
His theme was the Reflex Influence
Christian faith-taking for his text
John. IA, This is the victory that co
1erneth the world even our Faith"
vas. q sermon Of rare merit and powe
Seldom have We listened to a discourse
full Of thought and point. Mr.. B. is
workman that need not be ashamed
AT a meeting of president Alum
OF Middlebury College in the Office
Stewart & Eldredge oil Wednesday eve
ing last, the following. Committees We
appointed TO attend to preparations /
the proper celebration of the Alum
anniversary which occurs on Commens
ment week. Committee of Receptio
Rufus Wainwright, \ +. Rider. JoI
B. Steele. Committee on Alumni Dim,
L. d. Eldredge Committee of Registr
ton, t II Mcleod. Committee