The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-23
TRAINS LEAVE MippLEpuRy :
MitldIpbury.

The Senior examination at the Col.
lege occurs next week. The class num-
y beers fifteen.
~ Mis-. Lizzie Brooks was thrown from
a\csrrilge recently aud considerably Ina
jured.
Benson & Andrews always have
fresh goods in their llue, rapid sales Gu
able hem to buy oitcs.
butter soll at ~ cents in Middle.
bury las, Friday. The sales were coni-
par"tively light, but better than the week
before
Persons in want Of nice good style
buggy wagon at low figures, will do "eil
to call at llolden's Carriage Shop, before
purchasing els, where.
A house on Seminary ST to rent to
a good tenant. Inquire at the Regis
ter Book Store.
DR.. II. Turrill.e Dentist is quite i'll
aud unable TO attend to his patients So
mis- Office will be- closed until further no.
tice.
The Wilcox fruit jar, for sale BY
Benson & Andrews, acknowledged to
be the best in the market. All should
See it before purchasing elsewhere.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey will preach on
"rhe b bic View Of Temperance" at the
Lovett school house, next Sabbath at 5
o'clock, p. III.
The Otter Greek river has been rising
for several days, until Sunday without
apparent cause. Sunday afternoon aud
night, the rain fell in torrents.
Several Of our citizens went to Bur-
li"gtou to hear Carpenters campaign
speech on Monday evening of last week
and came back pleased with the enter
taiumenr.
You will fad Il large assortment of
everything usually kept at druggists, iu-
cudUg, periumeri toilet aud fancy arti.
Giles, couectioueries, Soda aud .ratoga
water &C., &c, at Case IL Riders
y The next regular meeting of Post
No. IL &. A r., at Middlcbury
is tomorrow evening at Flremau's Hall
The post is now in fourshing condition
aud receiving frequent accessions.
-Whitmore and Cark's Minstrel,
drew quite full house 10 this place last
Friday evening, aud their performance,
were iavoraby received BY their audi.
eDce.
Moving machines and horse rakes are
in great demand this season Mr. Albert
Chapman has sold them in large numbers
His stock OF Ithaca Rakes gave out re.
Gently, but be has now succeeded in Sc.
curing five more which are not engaged
Some twenty or more Of our citizen,
attended the Field Day" exercises Of
the Vermont Historical Society ut Ticou.
deroga, last week, and considered it Il
paying fort. The shower was ouly a
pleasant diversion, OF course.
The Assignee of +. d. Munger
wishes TO anuouucc that the store il opel
again, aud the goods will be sold in larg,
or small quantities to suit customers, ant
aud at low prices Further aunouuce
meut next week.
y e a SIurtevant, E.q, has re.
turured trcm his extended trip to ths
Ne,f,and is prepared to attend to til.
wants of his clients az before lie report,
an extensive Greeley movement in Min
nesota aud some parts of the west.
We are in receipt of the annual cir
cular Of the River Falls (Wi>.) Institute
the faculty embraces NJ. Il. Cady auo
w. i Howard graduates Of Middlebury
College. the course Of study is IA gooc
one aud all the exhibits of the institution
Indicate Il prosperou, Condition.
REV. MIR. Foster, of The Theoogica
Institute. Boston, supplied the pulpit O.
tho Methodist church last Sabbath, auo
preached very acceptahly TO the people
aud we trust equally 30 to God which
latter. though commonly uuthought Of, i
OF the greater Importance.
Among the arrivals Of the past weel
We notice the familiar face Of our predc
ces.cr, United States Consul Rufus Mea,
OF Coriuto Nicaragua Mr.. Mead seem
to take to the United States service
especially the consular Service, where tn
work is not very arduous, quit
kindly. We are glad to see MIN in suc
good health
1t Is in contemplation 20 form
stock company with ample capital for tn
manufacture Of wood work of variou
kinds, upon the old depot grounds soutl
epd OF the village The location has pecu
liar Advantage, Tor water aud transportation
with plenty OF room Tor lumber yard &c
The power would be steam, which i
quite as cheap as water power for tina
particular business, as the business itsel
affords fuel sufficient for use. Full par
tlcuars Of information can be obtaine
OF W. W. Swiuey, E.q, who will b
largely Interested in the enterprise. A
opportunity for investment is offered
We have been houored. and of cours
grati1ed, with visit from our friend A
A. Earle, E,q, late editor Of the s
Johnsbury Times aad Barton STANDARD
the victim OF more libel suits than Vel
mont editors are usually compliments
with Tie has "clear grit and pluck IAN
canuot be crushed by any ordinary pres
sure. and his genius is versatile euoug
to comprehend within its sphere the who
range OF newspaper effort, from heav
editorial TO sentiment aud song, with CT
pacity TO run three lawsuits on his ow
account, thrown in. We shall expect
hear from him in the editorial harnei
again before many months.
A REMARKABLE MAS.-Mr. r
Story OF Caremuut, n. H.. well know
through all this region as book an
stationery peder for the the last twent,
eight years, was in town the other da,
aud while here closed out his busiue,
aud is now retired. He is. in some r,
specrs II remarkable man. rs many of OF