The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-11-21
MiddlcbuTY.


for sale at Benson X Andrews.
A Shooting match to-day. Premium
splendid rifle.
Nine car loads Of live stock vorc
shipped from this station yesterday.
Go and see that splendid assortment
of confectionery, just received from New
York market, at Benson 4 Andrews,
S. D. Carr advcrtiscs that he awil
pay cash for good, dressed hogs delivered
at Buttoph Il Miners after December Sd
The Fall term of College closes next
Tuesday, after which there will be va
cation of eight weeks
Go to Case Il Riders for perium-
cry, confectionery, drugs, medicines, chem.
icals, window glass, oils, paints, yarnish-
es, &c.
Tho foundry at East Middlebury is
expected to commence operations again
in few weeks. 1t has been lying idle
some time.
The Parish Aid Society Of St. Ste
phcns Church. will meet at Mrs. II. a.
Shelden's on Tuesday evening Of next
week NOV. 2Sth). All the congregation
are invited.
An opportunity to purchase new car
pets at bargain, is afforded by the offer
to sell by G.. d. Miner, Esq, which APP
pears in our advertising columns of this
issue. 1t is a rare opportunity.
The chilly weather suggests furs /;
which, by the way, may be found in va
riety, at the elegant millinery establishment
Of L. r. Clay. He always has the latest
and best styles of everything in his line.
- Notwithstanding the inccmency of
the weather, the Church Sociablc at the
Parsonage last Wednesday evening,
proved decided success. The amount
collected was twenty-five dollars and
thirty-seven cents. (S22.37).
A Thanksgiving ball is in conten-
plation at X. ID. FAIRS new and COM
modious hall in connection with his pop
ular hotel in East Middlebury, to come
off on the evening Of Thursday November
80.
-Teaming ard blowing was somewhat
interrupted 10y the snow and wet weather
during the early part of last week. We
believe however that this kind OF work
was resumed with a will on Friday and
Saturday.
We are informed that the annual
meeting of the State Temperance Society
will be held in this place. sometime in the
month Of December When arrange
ments are completed further Announce
ment will be made.
Rev. II. 7. V. Boeuc Of Vergcnnes,
preached two able and interesting dis
courses at the Congregation al church in
this place, on Sunday, on exchange with
Rev. Z. =. Hooker who occupied the pull
pit Of the Congregational church at
Nergenacs.
--Langworthy & Bonds stone is literal
ly crammed with new winter goods. Over
coats and other clothing cheaper than be-
fore in ten years. People come from all
over the country to buy Of them, because
they get what they buy. See their adj
vertisement in another column.
OYSTER SUpprR.-NI. John Martin
has kindly offered to give an Oyster sup
per at his house on Pleasant street on
Tuesday evening the - inst for the
benefit Of the Congregational church. The
public are invited. S1,00 per couple.
Oysters served from 6 O'Clock until 8 p. III.
-Four inebriates staggered across the
bridge toward the town agency, on Fri
day afternoon, one of whom appeared to
be getting rery mrch discouraged, and
all ofthem evidently found the walk too
narrow. They ought to have been la
beled "Allen's Congress Btters."
MORE DEPREDATIoNs OF CHICKEN
THIEvEs.-On Satur day night the 18th
inst, chicken thieves entered the premises
Of Mrs. Carpenter, who lives about three
miles out, on the East Middebury road,
and carried off eleven of her fourteen
chickens. 1t is evidently the work OF
the same parties who visited Mr.. Kings
hen roost short time before.
j. l.. Barker d Co. have closed out
their stock of goods, with a rapidity
seldom equaled. 1t has been but a few
weeks since they announced their inten-
ton, and all their goods have dis
appeared from their shelves aud counters.
We regret to lose Mr.. Barker from the
mercantile business Of our town, and we
are happy to learn that we are not to lose
him as citizen.
by reference 10 our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that Mesrss Lapine
u Champagne have purchased the har-
ness business, recently carried on by the
late n. Brousso, and they will continue
the business at the old stand, The gen.
tlemen Of the new firm, are men Of OK.
perlence, accommodating, and worthy.
We have no doubt OF their business
success.
The Middlebury Wooden Company
now has on hand above $4,000 worth Of
the best styles snd finish aud stock, in
cloths suited to the wants the commune
ty, eight ounce fanuels, plain and fancy
from ten TO fifteen ounce double and
twists, heavy grays at sl,25 per yard.
and all made Of the best fleece wool.
cheap for cash. Please call and examine,
at the office of the Middlebury Wooden
Company.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office, Middlcbury, Vt, Nov. 90, 1871
Mrs. Julia Goodrich Mrs. Emma Ian
don; Mrs. Margaret Lyttle; Mrs. Hen
ry Taggart; Mrs. Orinda Williamson
4. c. Collins William Dickinson Con.
slant Owner; Elijhar Foote; Haskell
F. Miller; charles Garfield Uonry \.
Paddock, 2.
When calling for the above please say
advertised. A. S. Tracy, p. NJ.
JusT THE THING NEEDED.-We notice