The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-01-17
Mliboltburp &toisttr.
TUESDAY. JAN. II, 1871.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
MiddlchnrY.

E. ID. Munger Esq ofthis illage
killed Chester Co. hog last week four
teen months old, that dressed 544 lbs
The poem headed Wanted wa
inserted on the outside by mistake with
out proof reading, hence it is repeated in
side with corrections.
The Addison Association will NEE
at the Rev. +. p. Hookers in Middle
bury on the 4th Wednesday Of instan
January, (the 25th) at 3 % clock in The
afternoon. II. f. LEAvIrr.
"A. L. Stanley, Esq, of Leicester
addressed the Spiritualist Convention OF
Saturday evening, at the Court House
and we are informed that his address was
very temperate, sensible and able one
The large front room in the second
story of Lane Il Clay's block, over Case
x Riders store, is now vacant. Any
one desiring to rent such a room can in
quire of G. d. Lane or Il. II. Clay. 1t
is one of the pleasantcst rooms in town.
DONATION IN EAST MIDDLEBURY.-
There is to be donation at the residence
of Uriah Bush in East Nliddebury, on
Wednesday evening Of next week, Jan.
%, for the benefit of Rev James H..
Bond. Tickets $3.50 per couple. A
general invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. j. F. Whitney, formerly Of
Wadham's Mills, N. Y, recent graduate
of Middlebury College, now a member Of
the Senior class in Andover Theological
Seminary, has been appointed to the
Micronesian Mission, by the American
Board.
The Middlebury House had been
rented to T. b. Smith Esq, Of Centerville
N. Y. who will come here and take
possession about the lst of February, and
under his supervision the building will be
entirely overhauled, refitted and furnish
ed,bringng it up to the standard of first
class hotel --
The following were elected, at the
recent annual meeting as the officers OF
the Middlebury national Bank for the
year ensuing: Directors - Paris
Fletcher President Calvin Hill, Vice
President John w. Stewart William
p. Nash, New Haven; John &. Yelling
ton Cashier, John G. Wellington Tel
Ter, Charles Il. Pinney.
The January term Of the Supreme
Court for the County of Addison COM
mences at tho Court House in Middle
bury, en- Monday next. Under u recent
state law this is the last term of this
court at which divorce suits will be heard
Hereafter such eases 60 to the County
Court
METHODIST PULrIT.-The Pastor il
the desk, discoursed in the morning, ION
the time for Kings to 90 to Battle.
Sam. | | Chapter aud first verse.
In the afternoon from l.uke 20: IS
Whosoever shall fall upon this stone
shall be broken, but on whomsocver il
shall fall it will grind him to powder.
Peter Donelly was up before Justice
Knapp on Friday for drunkenness AND
the accompanying crime of wiie-bcating
and on the former charge pleaded guilty
and was fined 50, and costs. On the
other charge he was found guilty of as
sault and battery and fined $50 anc
costs. Both Of the fines were paid the
respondent discharged. Donelly was
also brought up for disclosure where he
obtained his liquor, and he said he obtain
ed it by express from Boston, through til,
agency of Theodore lloughton OF Bird
port.
Unclaimed letters remaining at th'
Middebury Post Office Jan. 10th lS7
LADIEs.-kate Donahue, Mary A
Dollan, Lizzie Rourk Policy Japan:
GENTs.-John j. Milton, |. II Smith
Miraculous, Chas. llendee, Albert b
Holden, Francis Duprai, Juan Clark, l.
G. Bailey, Artemus Nichols, James +
Sumner, G. A. Sprague o. w. Heath, A
Nichols Gee, j. Clark, M. w. Lyman,
NJ. j. Burt, jacques Filrcautt. Tn
applicant will please call for advertse'
letters when desiring any of the above.
A. S. Tracy, +. NJ.