The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-06-14
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TUESDAY. JUNE ii.Is7O.
Middlebury.

had present at Its weekly session on sun
day about two hundred members.
Chapman Bros. have Just returned
from market and are now opening new
line of Popplins, Bereges Muslins, &C.,
and are offering them at very low prices.
Rev. Joseph Steele and Chester Ell
mer, Sr, are the delegates from the Con-
gregational Church in this place to the
Addison County Conference to meet in
Weybridge to-day.
WooD's MowER.-The attention of far
mers is called to the advertisement of &,
w Strong who has had large experience
in dealing in moving machines and met
with great success in selling this one.
DIED. - In Middlebury, June
9th after lingering illness, Mrs. Naomi
Mills Cady, wife of Capt. Clark G. Cady,
aged 70 years. She had ten children six
Of whom survive her. BLESSED are the
dead that die in the Lord"
-Langworthy & Bond have just re-
ceived a new stock of goods in mems and
boys straw hats, clothing and furnishing
goods, and in fact every thing man
wants to wear. 1t is worth ones time to
20 and see and enquire their prices if
you are in want of such goods.
The new Post Office which Postmas-
ter Tracy has been fitting up for several
weeks past is now completed in the most
thorough and elegant manner, giving evil
dence of taste and appreciation of the
wants of the public. The transfer to the
new office was made yesterday.
Mr. GEORGE STILLS who has long been
in the employ of Langworthy & Son, he's
leased the old suit of rooms, and is now
fitting them up in an inviting manner
Separate rooms will be provided for the
ladies. Shaving, hair cutting and color
ing done in neat and satisfactory man.
ner
Among the persons injured by the
recent railroad disaster at Mount Holly,
was Theodore Houghton ESD, of Bird
port, quite seriously. He was brought
to Middebury, and is still at the Addison
House, unable to be moved to his home.
His case is not considered dangerous,
though his recovery must be slow Dir.
Currier is attending him.
Our Butter Market has been rather
more active for the last two weeks, al
though this article srather drug in the
Boston and New York markets We
think the activity here may be in part
owing to the competition Of buyers, as
Chapman Bros have secured the services
of Mr. Joseph Carter, who advertises to
be at their store Fridays, to pay the
very highest market price for this COM
modify
The religious services in the Con-
gregational Church Sunday morning were
conducted by Rev. Pres kitchel. The
scripture lesson was the 145th Psalm
Taking for his text, Kings 5:14. and
he sent them to Lebanon ten thousand 4
month a month they were in Lebanon
and two months at home" The Doctor
discoursed upon "The dignity and power
of home" The sermon was full of beau
tiful illustrations and instructive sugges
tions.
Business CnANoE.-Dr VIM 7. Rus
sci, the veteran druggist of Middlebury
and next to Dr. Bass the oldest practic
ing physician in the place, has sold GU
his drug store to BaScom X I.angdon
two young men from Nergennes, both o
whom are thoroughly booked mp and ha,
had Il comparatively large business ex
periencc. The junior member Of tn
firm is Il thorough and careful druggis
having been in the business all his life
We are glad to welcome these young me
TO Middlcbury.
The Juvenile Temperance Arm
held an interesting meeting at the Lectur
Room of the Congregational Church o
Sunday evening, Mr.. l.. G. Barrow
President of the Society, conducting tn
exercises Prayer was offered by Rev
Mr.. Leavitt and short addresses were dc
livered by Rev. Messrs Bailey, Weber
Kitchel, and Messrs Wilcox and Clark
The exercises were interspered with dec
amations by members of Army and sing
ing of the children conducted by Mr.. |
J. Edwards. The young folks who too
part were Willie Bond, George Martin
Eddie Parker and Willie Remele
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERrAN
\ uENT.-The young Ladies and Gentleme
of Middlebury will give Dramatic an
Musical Entertainment, for the benefit
the Ladies Library Association,
School House Hall, on Wednesday ev
ming, June 22d, at I! o'clock. Dool
open at ! o'clock. Tickets 80 cents. r,
served seats Is cents. Tickets can |
obtained at the store of Dickinson & Go
and j. II. Simmons 4 Co.
The Ladies Library will be open ti
the distribution of books during the Sun
mer months, from 3 to o'clock p. NJ
and from G, to y p. NJ, on Saturdays
PHYSICIANS or Lone PRACTICE.-Sin'
our reference to the long practice of ID
Ralph Bugbee, of Lower Waterford, wi
has been practicing medicine "a year
and DR. 4. Bass, of this town, whose a
tive service already reaches period
81 years, we have learned of a case ST
more remarkable Dr. Theophilus Clal
of Tinmouth--fa father of DR.. Charles Cla
who used to practice in Middlebury-
now about 81 years Of age, has practice
his profession in the town where he l
sides 65 years, and had previously serv
in Middletown one year, making in all
years continuous professional service, a
he is still hale and hearty, with no a
parent thought of giving up his labor
years to come. These veteran campaig
ers might tell some interesting stories
personal experience and observation
they would.
The Burlington District Minister
Association (Methodist) has been in 81
sion in this place, at the Method
church, since Monday evening, on viii
occasion, Rev. Mr. Stuart of Mendt
preached an eminently practical and
teresting sermon from the teV John
10" Lowest thou me o.
Tuesday morning an hour or so v
taken up in services Of social practical |