The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-07-25
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TUESDAY, JULY rs, 1871.
.urLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD



All persons indebted to Il. r. Clay,
are requested to call in and settle up.
Please to do so without further notice.
D. Governor Stewart has accepted an
invitation to deliver the annual address at
the exhibition of the Franklin County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
An exchange says "an Illinois man
breaches Sundays and drives stage week
days." We mi ght add that Vermont
man breaches Sundays and draws sand
week days.
We notice that Chapman Bros. are
selling the patent SELF SEALING FRUIT
JAR which keeps the substance to be pre-
served entirely free from contact with
anything metallic.
ATTENTION SIR KNIGnrs.-There will
be special conclave Of Mount Calvary
Commandery Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock for work, Visiting Sir
Knights are cordially invited.
-Rev. Martin Il. Cady's sermon at
the Methodist church on Sunday morning
was ON the scientific corroborations OF the
Judgment day. 1t was an interesting
and profitable discourse.
FEsrlvAL.-The ladies Of the Metho-
dist Church will give an ice cream festival
in the park near the Addison House We'd
ncsday afternoon and evening of this week.
The public generally are cordially invlt-
ed.
Mr.. NJ. f. Cady, of River Falls,
Wis, formerly of this place and gradu-
ate of the College, has become Principal
of the River Falls Institute. He is now
spending brief vacation in visiting his
friends in Vermont.
-Barnums advance agent will soon be
here to make arrangements for the exhi.
bition of his Great American Menagerie
of rare animals, and Dan Castelo's first
class circus. They are now passing
through New Hampshire.
Mr. Noble Brooks, of the east part
of this town has remarkable hen. She
Matched twenty-five chickens from TWEEN.
ty-two eggs this season, and trained them
to avoid excuses and danger so that they
all lived to the dignided age necessary
for cooking purposes. -
For ice cold soda and Saratoga wa.
ter, perfumery, pomades, hair oils and
reviewers, brushes toilet soaps, confection.
cry, choice cigars, pure drugs and chem.
icals, patent medicines, trusses, supper.
tiers, and every thing usually found in a
first class drug store, 60 to Case 4 Riders
Lane x Clay's Block
The Middlebury pulpits were occu
pied on Sunday, as follows: Episcopal
Rev. DR.. Hall of Brooklyn N. Y.
Congregational Rev. Mr.. Phelps of An
dover in the morning and Rev. Mr.
Voorhees,, recent graduate of Andovel
Theo Sem. in the evening; Methodist
Prof. Martin f, Cady, of River Falls
Wis; Catholic, Rev. 7. Cunningham
the pastor.
Last week the weather was as fckl
as the most accomplished coquette, alter
mating between sunshine and showers
The rain was timely, and farmers hav,
great reason to rejoice that good crop
are in prospect Corn, oats, and potatoe
are looking finely. Haying was littl
retarded, but the prospect bids fair nov
for "iong spell of weather." which vii
give ample time to gather in a valuabl
crop Of hay. The Lord rcigneth, lie
the earth rejoice ~
The Oriental Tea Company of Bos
ton, in order to accommodate their increas
ing custom in Middlebury, have appoint
ed Noble A. Thompson as their sol
agent for their pure teas & coffees, and h
will sell them at the Company's ware
house prices. They warrant every poun
to suit any purchaser, or to refund money
Mr.. Thompson also deals in pictures
picture frames, brackets stationery an
fancy goods-American and Germa
chromos, Autographs engravings an
photographs.
The wooden mill company are push
ing forward their work in most thoroug
manner. Their factory has been slate
making it as nearly fre.proof as ston
walls and slate can do it. The interna
arrangements are under the immediat
care of Mr.. A. &. Huntington whose larg
experience and natural mechanical geniu
are Justly regarded as invaluable by tn
company file can do nothing but wha
he does we'll No work will be permi
ted to 90 from the establishment that wi
not bear comparison with any in til
country.
Unclaimed letters remaining in ii
Middlebury Post Office July oath 1871
LADIES LIST: Elizabeth Cunningham
Amelia Lawrence, A. W. Fairbrothe
GENTS List: Geo. Champln, job
Clarke ., VIM. Premier, Sam. Gothic
''aml. Gauthiez, Darwin G. Hall, Byrc
b. Halves, Alfred Hayes Sherphile He
bert, JAS. NJ. Horton, II. l.. Hollawa
F. Murphy, VIM. Mcbride, Louis Paren
A. Roig, p. F. Rusk. When inquirir
for the above call for advertised letter
A. S. Tracy, PM.
A President Of Board of Educ
ton - in certain western city in see
ing the services of a recent graduate
Middlebury College, now in this villa,
states the following as prercquisit
First he must be man, an intellige
man, endowed with infinite inspiratiC
and gifted by the Divine Creator, to wi
Providence, with unmeasured tact
bringing the whole daily routine to be-
on the growing and forming characters
his blessed pupils"
This is one of fifteen similar requir
nents Can our College supply Weste
teachers?
AS the question of the location
the new freight depot comes to be a.
tated, il is proper to indulge in few !
Elections There is no question about t
unfortunateness of the location of the G
buildings They are in an awkward |