The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-11-22
MiddlehnIY.

-Chapman Dr0S nave just recclNtu
from the Extreme North near the Alask-
atchewan Country fine collection dark
tine furrcd Indian tanned Buffalo Robes.
METHODIST PuLPIT.-Rey. A. F. Bal
ley preached in the morning on "David
in the cave of Adullam," in the afternoon
"Ou how to observe Thanksgiving Day
The next regular meeting of the
Post Warner No. 16, G. A. r. occurs to-
morrow Wednesday)evening at their usn-
al place. It is hoped all comrades will
he present.
The examination of the scholars of
the village schools for promotion COM
mences to-day and will continue through
tomorrow, after which will be a vacation
until Monday, December 9th.
Our annual Thanksgiving occurs on
Thursday. In this place there are to be
union services at the Congregational
church commencing at II o'clock, A. M.
The next meeting of the Middlebury
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held at the Lecture Room Of the
Methodist church this evening, Commenc.
ing at 7 o'clock.
Il will sell two one thousand dollar
notes, we'll secured on real estate, due
next April will make discount of
5000. Any one wishing to buy, please
inform me. U. u. Twitchell, Assignee Of
CT. Partridge.
Where do you buy your Tea? Oh
| get il at A. Williamson's He is agent
for the Great American Tea Company,
who import their tea direct from China,
and of course can sell it cheaper than
those who buy it second handed.
MIR. Isaac Williamson, Livery Stable
keeper, lost the most valuable horse in
his stable. last Wednesday night, by its
bleeding to death at the nose. 1t had not
been exercised violently and it is not
known to have received any injury.
Frank II. Bascom x Co., Druggists
p. y. Block, keep full and complete as
sortment of Drugs, Patent Medicines
Yankee Notions, Pipes, Segars, &c, con-
stantly on hand at prices as low as can be
obtained anywhere in the State. Give
them a call.
Notice Sheldon x Co.'S new adver-
tsement They have received their new
goods and they are ready to serve the
public to almost everything ever found
in country store from drugs to grocer
les, and from dry goods to to hoot black
ing.
See the Insurance card of Harris
Benson in this issue This new company
consists Of two enterprising young mel
Henry II. Harris and George s. Benson
who have opened an office in Lane &
Clays new Block They propose to at
tend to life and fire Insurance. and they
already represent some Of the best com
pahies
---LangworthJ n Bond have just TT
eeived a large addition to their large stool
of winter clothing and furnishing goods
and they are bound to make their stor,
the best place in Addison county, to bu,
any kind of goods II man has to wear
Their overcoats are good and ut Lowest
prices.
BY an oversight OF the composite
two important names were omitted in GU
report of the annual meeting of the Con
gregational Religious Society The Pru
Dental committee consists of n p Bar
bour, Jason Davenport. l.. d. Eldredge
\. G. Brooks and T. j. Mathews and nc
as we gave it last week with the first tw
names omitted.
The attention of the public is Gale
TO n. A. Thompson's fine collection {
first class German and American Chrc
mos, including Engravings, Colored Litl
ographs, English Oil Prints, cabinet an
medium sized Photographs &c
They are well worthy OF attention an
are offered for sale at unusually 10,
prices. See advertisement in the lat {
business cards.
There is considerable sickness in tn
vicinity. several of our prominent bus
ness men being among the number no.
lying seriously i'll. Hon. Edwin Ham
mond is in critical condition from pleu
risy or rheumatism, Il. ID. Twitchell. ESQ
has typhoidfever, Dea.S. o. Wright, ofWey
bridge, has rheumatic fever and it
thought he may be confined to his he
for months.
SENIOR ExhipirioN.-- Senior ella
gave an exhibition in Academy Hall, la
evening. to a moderate audience, the e,
ercises consisting of orations, II poem. d
bate and colloquy, and music. Tho pc
iormances were all creditable and som
Of the parts deserve notice We are u
able to give, on account of lack of space
The music for which the audience wer
indebted to Messrs Monroe, Stone, an
A. f Clark, Mrs. Downer, and Mise
Tilden, Potter and Sheldon, was charmin
and loudly npplauded. Those participa
ing in the literary entertainment WEI
Messrs. Hall, Thompson, DEMO. Il.
Smith, Bottum, A. +. Clark, G. Il. Clar
Davenport, Peck, II. Smith, Graham.
n Mallory, Glass President.
A DAsrARDLY REyENGE.-A disgrace
iul affair, apparently a sequel to the ma
ter recently referred to of two Sophmor
being fined Tor an assault upon FIRES
man, occurred at the College on Mondi
evening of last week. While the your
man who had reported the former deli
quencies to the authorities, was absent fro
his room, some parties sneaked into it ar
destroyed his books, bedding, clothing al
other property to the value of about Sc
This cowardly act is Indignantly disavo'
ed and disapproved by all the students e
eptthose ofone secret society. These &c
tlemen, we understand, are carefully no
eommittal The two young men who hi
been fined paid their fines that day ar
with much discretion prepared themselv
to prove an abb on the occasion of Ii
last affair, all of which goes to show tn
they had dreamed something was goi
TO happen about that time of the day."
Fire IN EAST MIpDLEBuRY.-A lit
before O'Clock on Wednesday evening
horse barn belonging to f. X. Severan
in the east part of this town was disco
ara1 m ha nm fro NJ Saya.anao an,