The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-04-11

ItOCkWell.
-Onr thanks to Hon. G. w. Willard
for valuable documents, seeds, &c.
"A Fresh invoice Of Teas, 60, 70 and
80 cents at "The Peoples Drug Store.
The stated communication of Potter
Chapter will be held next Tuesday even
ing at half past seven.
New Store, New Goods and New
Prices at FIJI. Bascom & Cos. Druggists,
90. Block.
Found, "A pair of kid gloves on the
street toward the Cemetery. The owner
can have them on application to Willie
G. Douglass at the Register Bookstore.
Anything in the line of canned goods
can be found at Benson a. Andrews, in
Guiding green peas, green corn, beans,
tomatoes, asparagus, &c. &c.
On Monday of last week Mr.. E. Y.
Boyce's horse run away and smashed up
the wagon badly.
Examine the features of the frank
lin" Fire ms. Co., an old, sound, and re-
liable Co. Benson & Andrews are sole
agents for Addison Co.
- Rev. Benjamin Labaree, formerly
I President of Middlepury College, is tenn
porarily occupying the Professorship of
Mental and Moral Science in Dartmouth
College.
Favor home institutions, and insures
your property in the Estate" Fire ms,
Co. Of Rutland, Vt. You can satisfy
yourselves as to its soundness by calling
on Benson 4 Andrews general insurance
agents.
E. s. DANA, Esq, Assistant Clerk of
the House of Representatives, will please
accept our thanks for numerous and val.
liable documents, which could not be ca
silly obtained otherwise.
The pulpits of Middlebury had for
the subject Of their discourses on Sabbath
it being Easter Sunday-the glorious
subject Of the Resurrection.
Three persons were baptized at the
Methodist church.
We have been shown specimens of
the vermne taken from a lady's chignon,
and ugly looking fellows they were too
These "bugs" we're about one fourth Of an
inch long. We are glad to observe an
improvement in the style of the Indies
hairdressing, but whether "jute switches"
are entirely dispensed with we cannot say
Case & Rider are sole agents for
Piso's cure and Kendalls pectoral balsam
for the cure Of coughs, colds &c, also
have all the popular patent medicines of
the day, pertumeries, hair oils, pomades
hair brushes, hand mirrors, confectionery,
picture and window glass, linseed oil lead,
colors in oil &C., &c.
RE.opENED. - Mr.. n. p. Barbour's
many friends will be glad to learn that
everything has been arranged, and his
store which was closed for few weeks,
is now open again, and there is chance
for bargains in boots, shoes, hats, caps
and all goods in his line. at the old stand
ON Merchants Row.
ALI of our citizens who desire to
hear Mrs Scott Siddon's Readings, can
do SO at Rutland on the 18th and 18th,
or ut Burlington on the 14th and 18th, by
securing tickets early. Her fame is SO
extended and the furore to hear her so
great that those who propose to attend,
should make their arrangements previous
to the day of the reading, ifpossible.
Yes, we knew they would sell.
What would sell ? Morton's gold pen takes
the lead and market; every one has heard
of Morton's gold pen. We took them as
man does wife, because they are
good looking-and as some men find their
wives not only good looking but that
they work 1reH, Unlike some women.
they are easily made to "shmt up,"
Call at the Register Book Store and
examine them.
SENT TO THE REFORM School. - On
Tuesday forenoon Charles Nugent, boy
about IL years of age was brought before
Justice Leavitt charged with setting fire
to the grass near the buildings Of the
Rutland r. r. Co., with the malicious
intent of burning them and he was found
guilty, and sentenced to the Vermont Re.
form School during his minority. Sheriff
Trip took him up to Waterbury on Wed.
nesday.
Edward Coty was fined IS and costs
yesterday. for being drunk the day before
He said he obtained his liquor of Michae
Kinney, Sunday morning. Coty was also
fined IS and costs for cruelty beating o
horse on Sunday. The whole amount Of
his fines was $24,45, which he paid and
was discharged. The Michael Kinney
Ibove referred to, was the one who ha,
lain in Jail number of weeks in defaul,
ofpayment Of fine for selling liquor, land
was pardoned out by the Governor OF
Saturday last.
Doctor N. Harris has returned homt
again after an absence of about six month,
which he spent in the principal cities o
New England and the Middle States in
Producing the new base for artificial teeth
invented by DR.. Brockway formerly
resident Of this town. DR.. Harris ap
pears to be quite hale and hearty, and hi
enthusiasm on the subject of Pyroxyline
chemically prepared cotton fber-is un
diminished. We have seen specimens O
his work and to all appearances it is
very great improvement on the old styl
of rubber bases for artificial teeth.
The Troy Annual Conference of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church holds it
session at Troy on the 18th inst. Rev
Mr.. Bailey, it is expected, will be re
turned to Middlebury for another year
unless he is called to fill the place nov
occupied by Rev. Bennett Eaton, Presid
ing Elder of the Burlington District, VIII
cannot be reappointed under the limita
lions Of the Church rules. Mr.. Eatol
has served in this capacity with genera
acceptance during the four years of hi
incumbency and it will be with many re