The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-02-21
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p of Trusses NJ anv retail store in Vernon
are 10 he fonnd AZ Rascom g Dov,s p
o. Block.
,y..i Rev. MIR. Fairbanks Rector IF 9,
Thomas church, Brandon, preached tw,
excellent discmrses in > ~ .Stenben'
church Of this Mace last SUNDAY
Mons TRorr1Ne,--There will be tw,
DAYS trott;no nm the ;co NJ M;ddlobur,
on Tuesday and Wednesday ofnext week
y fSr burses Of $50. 800. $50 and 500
For particulars see bills.
-" IT'S wonderful how they do it bu,
they do" We mean how Bascom g. Day,
druggists, Up. o. Block) can afford tc
sell such good Teas for only 60, 70 anc
. 80 cts. per pound. -t.-,'.
... A proiect-i is on foot. and will soor
assume definite shape, for the orpaniza.
ton of Horticultural Society, for Yves.
tern Vermont A meeting is soon to be
held at some central place, for organiza.
ton. -
. --Rev. Prof Ezra Brainerd, of the
College, occupied the Congregational
pulpit last Sunday, Rev. Mr. Hooker, the
pastor beinr afflicted with a severe cold
and hoarseness ... a..
Last Saturday while several boys
were play ing in the barn, belonging to
Mr.. Justus Cobb, one boy jumped from
the scaffold upon the leg of little son of
Mr.. Thomas Buckley Of this village and
b. badly fracturinp it little above the ankle.
: Dr. Currier was called and dressed the
fracture.
WAsHBuRNs LAST SENSATION Troupe
gave one of their capital entertainments
in Union Hall last evening. They drew.
as they always draw, a full house. The
performances were all they protested to
be, superior in every respect. The gym.
nastic and acrobatic performances we're
wonderful. I
" "A young woman was brought here
e. from Dandy, Saturday night, on suspicion
Of being complicated in the Parker rob.
berry, which we referred to last week
Monday morning she was brought before
Justice Knapp, on the States Attorneys
warrant, but no proof connecting her with
the robbery, she was discharged.
i" TEACHERS INSTITUTE. annual SEES.
sion of the Teachers Institute for Addison
County will be held at Union hall, Mid.
dlehury, commencing on Monday March
9th and closing on the Friday following.
Instructors, II. B. Buckham, A. Nj. late
Principal of the Waterbury Conn High
School assisted by w. T. Ross, ofCastic-
ton, and Miss Flora T. Parsons, of Roches-
ter, N. Y. There are to be lectures each
evening. Examinations of candidates for
State certificates, on Thursday and Fri.
day.. .,
We understand Mr. Robert Heminway
ESQ. of Bridport, engaged of MIR. Chan.
man last week over six hundred annie
trees, one hundred pear trees besides
goodly number of plum trees, grapevines,
crab apples &c. Mr.. Heminway set two
hundred apple trees and forty pear trees
that he purchased of MIR. CHAPMAN last
year, and proposes to add from year to
year until he has the largest and best
orchard in the country. We wish him all
the success his enterprise deserves.
Miss GREaoRY's READINGS. - Miss
Nina +. Gregory gave dramatic and poet
cal ROTATIONS at Union Hall in the new
school building to comparatively small
audience, last Thursday evening. The
programme embraced rendering of The
Two Flags, Creeds Of the Bells, Bridge
ii Signs, Wounded, Irish Woman's
letter, Little Benny, Three scenes from
Lady Macbeth, Love and Latin, Mother
and Poet, Darius Green and his Flying
Machine and Auction Extraordinary.
Those who had the pleasure of attending,
express great qualification, and speak in
high terms of Miss Grcgory's power to
render the dramatic.
ADDISON Co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
There was a meeting of the Managers of
the Addison County Agricultural Society
at the Addison House, in this place. on
"Wednesday of last week, to receive pro.
position from the Fair Ground Company
for the sale of their grounds to the Agri.
cultural Society. There was fair after.
dence Of the officers of the Society, but
only two members of the Company were
present. namely Mr.. Dyer, and Mr.. jew
Ctt, buu tuey QOL DelnR prepared 10 make
any proposition for the whole company
for the sale Of their grounds, the manag-
ers of the Society appointed Messrs.
Stowell, Harris, Allen, Barbour, and Ca
dy, on their part, a committee to receive
any propositions the Fair Ground Com.
pany may wish to make the Society. AT.
ter making a revision of the premium list
and appointing Committees of Award, to
be used if the officers Of the Society should
think it advisable to hold Fair and SC
lected Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thurs.
day. Sept. 9th, 9th, and 7th as the DAYS
for holding the same, if held at all (Which
seems to be doubtfuD, the meeting ad.
journed. 10. .s. i -. 1T
LEcTuRE.-Apropos of the lecture TO
be delivered in Union Hall, at the School
House, by Wallace Bruce, Esq, of Hud-