The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-19
M.ddlebtIl.

the square. Keep n big line of goods
and sell them.
DR.. II. Turrill's Office will be closed
during the holidays from December
25th until January "a.
All persons having accounts with
Langworthy x Bond remaining over GO
days are requested and expected to pay
them before January lst.
There will be christmas and new
years ball. at Glen House New Hall, in
Fast Middlebury, Il. D. FAIR. proprietor,
on Friday evening December Doth,
For holiday presents, such as dress
patterns, cloaks, shawls, hems,itched
handkerchiefs, collars and cuffs, ladies
and gents neck wear, toilet sets, lace col
lars, &c, 90 to Chapman Brothers,
Losr-On the 9th inst, the Tax
Collectors Book for the town Of Wey-
bridge. Any one finding the same will
be suitably rewarded on leaving 1t the
Register Book Store
G.. l.. llMEINaToN.
THAT beautiful hunting case, ladies
gold watch to be drawn from prize candy,
at Benson and Andrews, would make
fine christmas present.
All persons who have engaged to
supply wood at the Register office should
do so at an early day. lfdclay is made
unrcasonably, we shall consider our obIi-'
CATION to receive it at an end.
Up to Saturday night, the 10Th inst.
Benson and And cws had sold over 10
gallons of oysters, since the 3Oth utlmo,
good evidence that they suit their custom
crs.
Santa Claus could not pass Benson
and Andrews, without calling. lie left
them the greatest assortment OF candy,
toys, ever seen in town, we think. lie
knew well where the little folks would 60
for holiday presents.
Chapman Bros have q window full
Of fancy goods, such as toilet sets, cups
and saucers, childrcn's tea sets match
safes, cut glass and porcelain vases, and
many other articles Just the thing for
christmas presents. ito and soc them.
The evening service at St. Stephens
Church next Sunday will be at half past
seven o'clock, instead OF half past two
o'clock, the usual hour There will be
Christmas Tree and Carols by the chill
dren of the Sunday School, On Thursday
evening, Dee. IS, at : o'clock.
Some ten or dozen men witk scy-
cntcen horses, from New Hampshire, have
taken up quarters at Fairs inn, East
Middlcbury, for the purpose Of getting
out lumber from a large tract Of land
which they own upon the mountain in
the north part of Ripton.
Letters remaining more than one
month in the Post Office, Middlebury,
w., Dec. Is, 1871, Mrs. Mary Chase
Miss Jennie FaTr; Flecty Phantom
Miss Sarah Jane Richerson Mrs. \. VI.
Smith; Frank Barney; Horace p.
llulett \. ID. Manhan Mr. 7. j Much
Ellis Il. Parker.
The Middlebury Wooden Company
have several new style, Of cloth which
are considered superior TO their first man.
ulacture, which is saying great deal
for them. Persons who have not visited
their Office will do well to call and inspect
their goods. They are now offering them
below the market price
The Methodists have placed new
pipe organ in their church the past week.
1t is from the manuiactory Of Derrick
Fledgeman 4 Co., of Buffalo, y. Y. 1t
is their patent portable organ, No. q and
is an instrument Of fine tone and Of con-
siderable power, sufficient indeed, for the
audience room in which it is placed Cost
$1,000.
SUDDEN DEATn-Mrs. Forbes, an aged
aud much respected lady Of the south
part of this town died suddenly at the
residence Of her son-n-law, Mr. Lochlin
Wainwright, on Friday week, aged 81
She was apparently as well as ever when
she went into her daughters room to make
the bed, but when Mrs, Wainwright
found her, few minutes afterwards, She
had gone the way Of all the earth.
The Methodist pulpit, di.coursed on
the subject of angels Angels are not
the spirits OF departed men. They are
not spirits at all, i. G., not incorporlal
Angels are numerous, active and power
full. They are guardians Of Gods child.
rem. For this reason the humblest christ
ian is not to be despiscd, while their exalt-
ed dignity is thereby indicated \ Christ
mas sermon will be preached next Sab.
bath. The Sunday School will give q
Christmas concert in the evening.
ADDISON CouNry SApBArn School As.
socIATIoN.-At the meeting Of Sunday
School workers held at the Lecture room Of
the Congregational church, on Wednesday
afternoon, at which there were represent
atives from Nergennes, New Haven
Bristol, Weybridge, Middlebury, Corn
wall, Bridport, Orwell, Whiting Leices
ter, Salisbury and perhaps other towns
AN organization was effected, consttu
ton adopted, officers elected, and par
Of work entered upon. The officers elected
were as follows President, John l.
Barker Vice Presidents, Superintendent
in the county; Secretary, Frank A
Bond Treasurer, Dea. j. Parker o
Nergennes; Cuisines Committees, H. VI
Seely, q, W, Jones, I. G. Partridge.
The first meeting Is 10 b.. h.i! in Bird
port On the second Wedn.-,ia, .o Janu
AIRY.
The thrtieih celebration Of the land
ing of the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rocl
in 1920, by the Mddlebury Historical
Society, will be held on Thursday even
ing of this week, opening with an address