The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-10-25


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TnK MUSICAL GcEsr.-With this, thu
October number of the GUEST, closes it
= volume for 1870. 1t contains two choice
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/" Cur Rocrg.-We learn that party
composed of Governor John Gregory
Smith, Hon. w. c. Smith, NJ. c., b. p
= Cheney of Chency's Express Co., an(
S Hon. Jos. CLARK, trustees Of the Vernon
\ Central Railroad Co., rode from Royal
ton to Montpelier yesterday on The pro
= posed route of railroad ria Williamstowl
! Cuff, between these Two points, and hay,
EXPRESSED themselves rs highly pleased