The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-31
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TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1870.
,urLANp AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
MiddlebnrY.

y aSc " hlutr nave put III Il new dNu
elegant Soda font where this cooling be
verage and Saratoga water may be Obtain
ed, at all times, in its excellence
--Paperhanging in all its branches
neatly executed. All orders left at Swiney
Il Burrows door factory. or at residence
in Seminary building, will be promptly
attended to by W. f.. Fuller.
The Ottawa Beer introduced by MIR.
II. l.. Sheldon proves to be a very popu-
lar summer beverage and is sold in large
quantities by the quart for its medical
properties Visitors in the evening viii
find the fountain running to its fullest
capacity.
-Messrs Leland n Hope have sold
their stallion Gen. Put to y. II. Scadbet-
ter of New York for $4,000. And G..
Ticknor his mare Fanny Fern lof Ethan
Allen and Hambletonian blood), TO VIM
Parks Of New York at nearly $4,000.
Vermont can i'll afford to lose such ami
mails as these from her breeding stock
Both are very fine animals and fast.
All persons entering Barbour's store
will be at once struck with the appearance
of his extensive stock Of boots, shoes, hats
caps and goods in his line. He has a
larger stock than he has ever before had
and 1t is one Of the largest if not the lar
gest in the state. Best of all they are
first class goods in every respect The
ladies will find boots in quality and style
of finish, vastly superior to former impor-
tations.--
The Selcctmen Of Middlebury have
decided to build new bridge over the
Middlebury River at the Town farm, con-
listing of Il single span, supported by four
strong iron rods The bridge is about
20 feet long. 1t is thought the expenses
will not be nearly rs great as the csti-
mates made last year OF building COM
mon wooden bridge ON the old PLAN
From plan Of the proposed bridge which
we have seen, we judge it will be a very
substantial and durable one
- The Mildlebury Congregational
church, at a meeting held last Friday ai-
ternoon, unanimously voted to extend Il
pastoral call to Rev. l.. p. Hooker of
Fairhaven, and the Religious Society at
meeting the same day,were equally unan-
imous in their concurrence. The Society
voted salary of 81, SEQ to Mr. Hooker
on his acceptance OF the cal. At ia"
same meeting 'fe ch"roh decided 10 us
pehse WIN me usual afternoon discourse
for term Of three months, the time to be
occupied, i'll part at least, by the Sunday
Scnoo' ana n'ple c'asS' ,..u. ,-,.
DRo"NED'Ii wo ooyS' W iiIi' w h'''ry
anu lie 'Uch'ey' 'acn Hpo"' SIX
years U, 'ge, were a!o"he' III 'iir 'u"y
pcio" 'hc i"',S ~ 'h's ll"'V' on "'0""l
a,terhoo"' IT. Is 'houSnt 'lG p'ys were
Playing OF nShlhg on inc pahh ana 'e'n M
Mr' oohh = Duchley 'a'ner OF one OF the
boys succeeded IN getting the children
out proba"ly "i'hih snort tme ai'rf
they ieli in' 'ho"g'! no one Jaw me terri
Die accide''. ana II Is II" roa'lpl' 10 say
WIN any uehn''c,'eSS' Io" 'o'is '"e> were
III 'he water. All ehor'S 10 INSuSc"a'e
tnem proved "haVaililig' me water
Where tle pou'eS were 'o"h" q" very uvup'
ne suudel'hcsS OIL inns staggering an''e-
.,on auuS 10 It's w1'gn'' """ pom '"V'c
' ra'i''es are f,u''seu III r"1 '''i'S' s''''
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METHODIST PuLrIT.--kev. MIR. Bailey
preached two sermons last Sabbath III hi
usual vigorous style. Text IN the morn
lng was from Matt. LIS Go work TO-
day IN my vineyard. II was an emlncntly
practlcal discourse. Al'er remarkmg
that the idea OF the text was working
idea, and after having pointed ont tho
the general characteristics OF the WORK
OF the Christian, he remarked tirst,--
That it is work Of the utmost urgency
and Importance. ,. \ work to be exc
cuted IN brlel, limited, and uncertain
space of being. ). That it is "A mos
comprehensive work. !. That it Is :
glorious work. >. y work in which We
are sure OF success. Finally, That IT l.
cur work, my work, your worN, each
ones work.
Afternoon Sermon was from Psalms
1881, 81 will run the way of thy com
mandments, when thou shalt enlarge m,
heart" The following points were vlgor
ously and Enthusiastically enforced -
|. To RIM, etc, implies thorough
knowledge of 1.-THE way ,. Full con
hdence in it as the right way. ). DE
light in it as such. This involved iirS
such an intelligence as makes the Chris
tlan law to himself. Second, such
disposition as renders one noble and en-
terprlsiug in his aims, and generous an
liberal in his affections.
This large heartedness was 10 he oil
tanned by, |, Breathing pure air;
BY generous diet; 3, Wholesome dis
cipline; i, BY Christians heavenly il
Huences. Importance of large souleC
ness was made apparent by obseryin
that it conferred on him who had it,