The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-05-30
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE MlDDLEBuRY
MiddleburY.


Riders.
Those suits for men boys and children
have arrived at Langworthy x Bonds
and are selling very cheap.
If man wants to dress head, feet
or body. He can do it and get his moneys
worth at Langworthy & Bonds clothing
store.
Frank H. Bascom & Co., Druggists
have for sale at low rates 500 brick, z
hanging Office lamps, one writing desk
and s second hand show cases.
The annual meeting of the District
Stewards of the Burlington District
Methodist will be held at the vestry of
the Methodist church, on Wednesday, of
this week, at 10 a. III.
ALI the old accounts with the firms
Twitchell 4 Brooks and Twitchell &
Buttolph, must be settled Immediately.
They are now a part Of the business Of
Buttolph 4 Miner who will attend to the
matter at their store.
r. H. Bascom Co., Druggists have
Just received choice stock of meerschaum
pipes direct from Berlin Germany. They
range from SO to sl2 each. rs choice
brands of cigars and all kinds Of tobaccos
by bulk or in packages at the peoples
Drug Store"
The June term of the Addison
County Court commences next Tuesday.
There is long list of cases fer the Jury,
how many of them will actually come to
trial it is impossible to determine, at
present. There are to be number, of
divorce trials. ~
COMMITTED SuIcIDE.-L. +. Rogers,
formerly of Middlebury, and lately a
large cotton factor of New Orleans, COM
mitted suicide in the latter city on We'd
tuesday, of last week. He was in reduced
circumstances, but left will in favor of
his sister, Mrs Cutter of Middlebury. I
Case Il Rider have the most COM
plete assortment ofpure drugs, chemicals,
perfumeries, hair, tooth and nail brushes,
Southmayds, pure confectionery. toilet
and fancy articles, paints, oils, varnishes,
paint brushes, hellebore carbolate lime,
and every thing usually kept in first
class drug store.
We published last week an article
from the Woodstock Standard referring
to the arrest and trial of our towns
man, II. G. Potter, at Bethel, for uttering
and publishing forgery. The trial was
concluded on the 10Th and Potter was ac-
quilted. Messrs Clark and Eldredge
were attorneys for the respondent, though
Mr.. Clark was prevented, by sickess, from
attending.
e. F. Bailey Il Co.'S, Circus visited
Middlebury on Thursday. There was
not an immense crowd Of visitors, as has
sometimes been the case. but they carried
off considerable money. There were the
usual accompaniments, side shows, pick.
pockets, drunken rows, peddlers &c. The
exhibition was clean, and good one Of
its kind. The gymnastics were extraor.
dinarily good.
LCsr.-Betwecn Bristol and Middle.
bury. on Monday evening, May Goth, a
Chi Psi Pin. This pin was attached
to q purple rosette which was lost at the
same time. Being secret society badge
it can be of value only to members of the
society. The name upon the badge is f
j. Davenport, by whom if the pin is re-
turned or left at this Office, the finder viii
be suitably rewarded.
Benson & Andrews ars selling tea
coffee, spices &c, that suit all who try
them. They sell at low prices. If yor
want any thing in the line of canned good
their assortment is complete, their pickles
can't be beat They have the French ant
American pickles in bottles of all sizes
or in barrel, which they sell by the pint
quart or gallon. Ifyou want the fines
tropical fruits they have them. \
The members of the Middlebury fir
company, and others to the number 40 o
SO who volunteered to go to Vergennes
to aid in quelling the fire, feel under dec
obligation to the citizens who while the
we're yet smarting from the disaster ,wer
not torgetful that many we're there VIII
had FASTENED to the scene of trouble with
out their supper. Some time before tn
company had done work, Gen. Grande,
gave notice that supper would be il
readiness at Stevens Hotel, at 9 O'Clock
After the hose was taken up, the compan
formed in order, and stopped before tn
Hotel and filed in, and then found one O
Stevens most satisfactory suppers. 1t il
needless to say that the "boys" did ampl
justice to the subject under consideration
After the company was reformed, Gen
Grandey thanked them for their promp
appearance in their time of trouble, an,
hoped to meet them on a different ant
more joyous occasion. II
"A memorial sermon on the death O
Bishop Davis W. Clark, of the NJ. Il
Church, was delivered by the pastor q
the Methodist church last Sabbath. Bis
hop Clark was born at Mount Desert Ne
in the year 1872. He was educated @
the Wesleyan (Me.,) Seminary and 8
Middleton University. He has hel
several important positions in the Metht
dist church, filling some of her most pc
pular pulpits and for several years edi
ing, with signal ability, the Ladies' RI
poSitory at Cincinnati. He was the al
thor Of several valuable and populs
books, and was an extensive contribute
to Reviews &c. He was elected bisho
about seventeen years ago. together wit
Bishops Kingsley and Thomson. So tn,
the three last elected Bishops have a
died and that within year, a somewhs
remarkable instance of fatality. Bisho
Clark's disease was nervous prostratiol
accompanied by paralysis. In his la
moments he was unconscious. He expire
at his home in Cincinnati on Tuesday IL
23d inst.
Addison County.
They are to have quiet decorate