The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-21
AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD.
MiddIpbury.

building cost, in round numbers, S53 900.
Three second hand show cases for
sale at half price by Frank H. Bascom
4 Go.
SHELDON 4 Co., will pay the highest
cash price for butter and eggs, on Friday
Of each week. We notice by their adver-
tisement that they have just received a
fresh stock of paints and oils.
Styles Photograph Gallery will be
closed the remainder of this week. Mr..
Styles, We regret to say,was called home
on account Of the dangerous illness of his
mother.
You will find complete assortment
of patent medicines, hair reviewers, per-
fumeries, toilet soaps, Southmayd's con-
fectionery, fine cigars, drugs T. medicines,
trusses, supporters, &c at Case a. Riders,
No l Lane & Clay's block.
NorIcE.-The annual meeting of the
West Burying Ground corporation will
be held at the Addison House on Friday
evening next at 7 o'clock p m. A general
attendance is requested as business of
Importance will be presented.
A. Wilcox, Secretary.
While Prof. A. j. Sanborn was at
the School Sociable, last Friday evening,
some one attempted to enter his house
through his bedroom window which was
not securely fastened. The rogue had
succeeded in raising the window but was
frightened away by Mrs. Sanborn's ap-
pearance in the room.
Mr.. H. j. Wilcox has been suffer.
ing for some time with difficulty on the
third finger of his left hand which threat
ened serious trouble with the whole arm
About four weeks since no had the finger
taken out-Dr. Currier performing the
operation. 1t is now healing up spleu.
didly and Mr.. Wilcox doesn't seem to
mind the loss very much after all
The Judgment Day was the subject
of preaching, study and remark in the
pulpit, sabbath school, and prayer meet.
ing, in the Methodist church. The pul.
pit discoursad on the judgement of believ.
ers in the morning, and of unbelievers
In the afternoon. On the former the
view was very strongly advocated and
scripturally demonstrated that there will
be different grades of reward and hence
OF honor and standing in the Kingdom Of
God.
DENrIsrRY.-Dr. II. Turrill formerly
OF Castleton, has opened an Office for the
prosecution of his business, in Lane &
Clay's Block, over Case & Riders drup
store, in this village. His announcement
appears in this issue. DR.. Turrill has
won reputation for doing good work
and giving satisfaction where he has beer
previously located. He proposes tc
make set of teeth free for the person
who first makes application at his Office
on the morning Of March 2sth.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey read his "Rebellion'
in part, closing with a new Poem, emit
tied 1.-The contribution Box, "at Hinesbure
on Tuesday evening of last week. The
occasion was n "donation" in behalf o.
Rev. Mr.. Richmond, pastor of the Meth
odist church. The audience we're highl,
gratifed with the poetry, and presente,
Mr.. Richmond with nearly $4,000.
He will read the rebellion" at tn,
Dorset School House on Friday evenin,
next.
Il. X. Clay is DESTROYS Of callin,
attention to his removal to his new stor
in Lane & Clay's Block. Having fitte,
up the store in the best possible name
for his business, he is now prepared t.
show all the novelties of the season il
dress goods, cloaks, shawls &c, He
now opening full assortment ofmillinery
such as hats, flowers, ribbons &c. Wit
steadily increasing business he is en-
abled to show his customers the creates
varieties Of this class of goods aud at tn
very lowest prices the market will AFFORD
The WAY IT WoRKs.-Every on
that uses the American Combination Sew
ing Machine becomes satisfied that Their
is ne other machine that combines tn
good qualities that are embodied in tn
American. Six machines soldn three week
indicates that the people have been wal
ing for the best and it is now here. On
lady says ~ like the machine, it con
bines more good qualities than any othe
machine have ever used" This lad
is good operator and knows what 81
is talking about.
New FIRM.--Mr. Henry Soper, form
erly Of the Firm of f. w. & H. Sope
have entered into q copartnership wi,
b. Soper of Malone N. Y, under the fir
name of Henry Soper & Co. Messr
Soper have just returned from mark
with good selection of goods adapted
gentlemen's wear, which they intend
1T for the wearers use in manner unsu
passed. Having engaged Mr.. Dodg
whose reputation as a cutter is No. l, n
only in Vergennes where he was former
employed, but throughout the count,
They will, no doubt, meet with success
Look for their advertisement next wee
MIDpLEBERY IMPRovINa.-The frien
of good order and temperance may W,
take courage. We have not seen
drunken man in the streets since prosec
tions were commenced. If the effect
50 apparent by 80 slight a move VIII
might we not expect from further a
stronger attacks upon the enemies
good order. The effect is very cncoura
ing, and if the friends of good order stal
to their posts and do not finch, succ,
is certain! We hope the time will so
come, when those who are too lazy
work and gain an honest living, will n
get few gallons of strichnine whisk
and start business in Middlebury.
PERsoNAL.-Our friend F. d. Muss
Esq, of the Essex Classical Institute,
writing serial story for a New W
weekly paper, the scene of which is Il
in Vermont, with localities, charact
and incidents which Middlebury PEG
will be able to recognize. Mr.. Mus
is rapidly acquiring an enviable repu
tion as writer. Two articles VIII
lately appeared in the Burlinpton =