The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-06-20
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TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1871.
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Middlebury.


man Bros.
A slight frost is reported about Mid
dlcbury, on the morning Of the 18th in
slant.
Soda and Saratoga water on draft
from Tufts arctic fountain at Case *
Riders.
"A first class X. X. Ticket to Bos-
ton and return for sale at the Register
Book Store for Sl2.
Prof. W. II. Parker is greatly im-
proving his house, internally and exter-
nally. The front is entirely new and
elegant
u. ID. Twitchell is now paying from
forty-eight to fifty cents for the choicest
lots of wool. 1t is Il good time to sell
and pay the printer.
-Ainsworth q Dodge are selling large
quantities of their Quaker Mills -four and
the best Of all is that it gives perfect
satisfaction wherever used.
Case Il Rider have a fine assortment
Of perfumeries, pomades, hair, tooth and
nail brushes, toilet soaps, confectionery,
cosmetiques, patent medicines, essences,
paints, oils, &c.
1t is expected that parties attend
ing the Independence Ball at North Fer
risburgh will 60 by railroad for fare one
way. 1t is also expected that all will
have good time.
A Society of the Alumni Of the col
lege who reside in New York was organ
lied on Thursday last. Rev. Presi-
dent Kitchel, and Prof. Parker, were
there, and present at the organization,
The resident Alumni of Middlebury
College are requested to meet Mt the
office of Stewart q Eldredge on Wednes-
day tomorrow evening, j une 81, at 7 l-2
O'Clock, for the purpose of making neces-
sary arrangements for the approaching
anniversary. A full attendance is desir-.
ed.
Quarterly Meeting will be held next
Sabbath at the Methodist church in this
place.
Rev. o. Gregg the Presiding elder
will preach at y o'clock p. m.
The subject Of Temperance is to be
discussed next Sabbath in all the pnlpits
of the Methodist Episcopal church, by de-
sire of the General Conference.
Men, boys and ladies will find n
splendid assortment of shoes, boots, and
slippers at Chapman Bros. In mems
wear all the desirable styles and of the
best maker, Prince Alberts, Oxford ties,
alligators, French calf seal skin, and oil
goat, cloth boots and shoes especially
adapted for summer wear.
Rev. Mr.. Grout occupied the Con-
gregational pulpit on Sunday morning,
and presented in an able and interesting
manner, the claims of the American Mis-
sionary Association upon the sympathies
of the Christian people of the North, es-
pecially in its work among the Freed
men. AT the close of the discourse a
contribution was taken up.
We knew the people would find out
about it Find out about what That
the American Sewing Machine was the
best in market They are the everready-
go.-a-head- drought thick and thin-no-
postponment- on-account-o weather.
workers Those who wish to purchase 6
reliable family sewing machine will dc
well to call at the Register Book Store
and examine them.
-Bascom e. Days Drug Store is lit.
orally filled with goods. They keep ev'
cry thing usually found in first class drug
houses at the lowest cash prices. DR.
Days Office is over the Drug Store. Mr.
Bascom can be found there at all hours
of the night All prescriptions accurate
ly compounded and orders promptly at
tended to.
We were favored last Sunday will
one of the most timely and thorough rain
that we have had for the last year or two
1t commenced raining and continued
steadily all day. Although we have beer
favored with some light showers the rail-
of Sunday was very acceptable to vegeta
ton, and puts the hay crop beyond 1
failure for this year. Hold your peac
ye grumblers-"The Lord reigneth, lie
the earth rejoice !"
"SpRINd SIDE. We invite attention
to the offer of Mr.. Rockwell. "Sprin,
Side" is not only charming home, blu
it is choice place to keep so to 10'
nice sheep, having sheds and yards wei
arranged for the purpose. Now that sheel
have the "inside track" again, and tn
prospects for breeders good, we sugges
that some one ofour well to do farmers pur
chase Spring Side" and make it poin
or station for one of the best Hocks Q
merino sheep in the State. 1t also ha
superior advantages for the cultivation G
fruit
Henry S. Smith. and James Liste
have purchased the cabinet.shop and CO.
fin mandatory, over Swiney d Bul
rows door factory, lately owned by J.B
Steele & Co., where they are prepared
furnish the trade with collins and casket
and the general public with all kinds {
furniture usually made to order, such a
desks, bookcases, window cornices &c.&,
They are prepared to repair fiirnitur,
neatly, substantially, and promptly. The
are thorough, faithful industrious, an
competent as workmen, and they atten
to their own business. Hence they mu
succeed. We recommend them as ever
way worthy of public patronage
OUTRAGEOUS Sunday morning, the 1t
inst. two boys from this village called
the house of Mr.. Edwin Lawrence, al
wanted some water He very readi
furnished them the water, and as the
were just leaving the breakfast table OF
of the boys asked Mr. Lawrence if
would sell them a pie. He said he hi
no pies to sell. but cut the pie in tv
parts and told them they were WELDON
to it, The boys left, but soon return'
with five or six more boys big enough
be men, and old enough to have son
sense of manhood about them, and d
manded Of the hired girl, cider IN
Lawrence having left to attend a neig
bors funeral,) The girl refused but tn
persisted and ransacked the house abo