The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-09-27
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TUESDAY, SEPT. ~. 1870.
AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LKAvE MiDDLEpuRY
MiddlahurK.

". n. II. tomorrow evening at their ROOF
at u o'clock.
On ExHIBITIoN.--In Floral Hall dui
ing the fair, large number of thos
eonnterteits; please examine them.
FoUNp-A package of money, whic
the owner can have by calling at Earl .
Clay's, and identifying the bills and 0
mount, and paying charges. 1858
The Middlebury Young Mems Chris
tian Association meets ct the Lectur
Room of the Congregational Church thi
evening at Z 10 o'clock
We call the attention of bushes
men and capitalists to the advertisement
of The Security Bank, of the city of New
York, which appears in another column
Don't fail to read the new adver
tisement Of Langworthy & Bond, to b
found in another column. They have
undoubtedly, the inside track on clothing
and furnishing goods.
Post Ford G.. A. X. of Brandon
purpose exhibiting war drama entitled
"The Union Sergeant" or the battle o.
Gettysburgh" at School House Hall OF
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of thi,
week. Tickets % cents.
Miss Annette Samson expresses heI
thanks for the ready patronage she re.
ceived last season for dress making il
families, and respectfully solicits the same
for the coming Fall and Winter work
Inquire at the post office.
The proprietor of the Middlebury
Cider Mill wishes to inform the public
that his mill is now ready for operation
and that apples can be delivered direc'
from wagons into bins Also take notice
that his mill is on tho Foundry Premises
at the Lower Falls.
"A list of the annual assessments in
the Vt. Mutual Fire ms. Co. has been
received by l.. D. Eldredge agent. Per.
sons holding policies in that company are
requested to call at the office Of Stewart
h Eldredge and pay their assessments be.
fore the 18th day Of October 1870.
Losr.-A silver headed cane, of Cali
fornia make and pattern. 1t was doubt
less left at one of the stores or offices in
this village will reward the person
who has it, if he will deliver it to Col
Lyman f. Knapp, or to me.
s. b. ROCKWELL.
The HUTcnINsoNs () That adver-
tised largely to sing in School-House Hall,
did not make their appearance. We
learn that the company had none of the
original Hutchinson breed among them
if it had. it is 40 diluted that it seems
like another breed of dogs" altogether
Quite number ofour music loving PEG.
pie went over to the hall, but returned
with the consolation that they had saved
their quarters"
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Middlebury p. O., Sept. Goth 1870 ::
LADIES Mrs. Narcissa Bowls, Mrs.
B. A. Putney GENTS Honest Pravo,
Chas. s. Mather, John Little, W. Dibbler,
Joseph Burgon, NJ. N. Baker. f. s. Gould
Geo. Nichols, John Sullivan, j. f. Jones,
VIM. s. Dickey, Johnny Bartrond, Geo.
A. Colburn. Michael McRony.
When calling far the above please say
advertised
--- A. ). TRACY, Pm.
The proprietors of the new Paper
Mill are pushing along the work with
great vigor The raising OF the frame
was commenced Friday last and the work
gives evidence of an early completion Of
the mill. The running gear is in for
ward state, and will be ready to run as
soon as the building is completed. Mr..
Dewey who has charge of the wheel
shafts, and other fxinga knows just what
he is about, and where the water is let
into the wheel /; everything will move off
like clock work.
We learn that II company Of respon.
sibility, have purchased Snake Mountain,
and propose soon to erect large hotel
upon it, for the accommodation of visitors.
We have long wondered that such an en-
terprize had not been started before, as
the view obtained from the mountains is
one that captivates all observers. We
have visited this mountain with Euro.
pean tourists, and they say they have
never seen anything that equals this
view of land aud water, mountain and
river. Hill and valley, forest and meadow.
ARREST OF A FEMALE.-Otficers Dewey
and Cobb were called upon to arrest
woman by the name of Welch, who was
furiously stalking about the streets,
spreading CONSERVATION and terror among
the women and children on Seymour St.
1t appears that she came from New Ha-
ven, and hired out to do work for Mrs.
James Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan having
business in Rutland, left Mrs. Welch to
do up the dishes and things, and on her
return found her pretty well "set up"
and good deal pulled up with her brief
authority. Mrs. Sullivan suggested that
she had done more at drinking whiskey
than taking care Of the house, which
aroused her dignity and she struck Mrs.
sullivan with plate in the side of her
head which made an indentation instead of
a dump" About this time the officers
waited upon her down to Mr. Deweys
where she took rooms On explanation
before Justice Simmons, the next day she
refused to disclose where she obtained the
liquor, and declared che had taken none.
She was again recommended to Jail
"A disgraceful row on Main Street
about 10 o'clock last Saturday night, dis
turbed the whole neighborhood and
large part of the village. A company of
quarrymen and others congregated on the
bridge in front Charley Turner's and
some of them visited the inside where the
row commenced. After being driven out
81 ct arniis, three of them attempted to
beat the door down and re-enter. Off
GERS Brooks and Trip and others came
up IN time to prevent ii and to dispense
the rioters though they failed to arrest
them. The officers having retired to
little distance to observe movements, the