The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-02
MiddleburY.

--Cocoa shells, chocolate, &c, at Ben.
son 4 Andrews.
- There will be union services at the
- Congregational church on Fast day.
"A large flock of wild geese moved
northward over this place, on Friday.
Benson d Andrews have just re-
ceived another splendid assortment Of
confectionery fresh from Now York mar
ket.
Four car loads of stock left the Mid
dlebury station for market yesterday
morning.
Rev. l.. H. Stone preached at the
Congregational church on Sunday. The
pastor was unable to speak on account OF
hoarseness.
Drugs, chemicals, patent medicines,
toilet and fancy articles, periumery, con-
fectionery, paints, oils, val nishes, window
glass, putty &C., at Case & Riders.
DIR. VIM. c. Tilden, formerly Of
Middlebury, has been elected to the Uni.
versity Professorship of Chemistry in
Howard University at Washington.
Benson Il Andrews have made ar
engagements by which they can do fire
Insurance on the most favorable terms,
and solicit share of the public patron
age.
The wife of Rev. Mr.. Bailey has
been confined to her bed for some weeks
I,,t bo
slight improvement at this time, and it
is sincerely hoped that she is on the gain.
H. NJ. S.ade, Esq, has returned
from his recent visit to Washington, and
will resume his business at his office, in
the Wainwright Blu lding Masonic Hall. J
He will devote particular attention to
pension and other soldiers claims.
1T is understood that there is to be
a social gathering at the Middlebury
House on the evening of April 9th.
Holmberg's band will be in attendance,
and those who wish, can "Trip the light
fantastic toe" to their hearts content
Among the present occupants of the
Middlebury Jail IS resident of Yer
geunes was committed for refusal to
tell where he obtained the liquor, with
which he became intoxicated. Hi OBJ.
stinacy is unyielding, though he has now
been in durance cie for inore than two
weeks.
Post Warner No. l6 G. A. r wa:
inspected by Department Commander
Veazey. on Friday afternoon. Three re.
cruits weru mustered at that time. The
next meeting Of the Post will be held Al
the Editorial rooms Of the Middlehury
Register, on Saturday evening April 9th
opening at 7 o'clock.
George D. Varrar alias Prof. White
Of some travelling troupe OF performers
stole pair OF pantaloons at Salisbury OF
the 5th ult., and was last week arrested
somewhere in New Hampshire, anc
brought here. He plead guilty and wa
bound up in $3.50, for appearance a
the next term of the County Court. Il
default OF bail he was committed.
Sunday evening at the vestry Of tn
Congregational church, Rev. Mr.. Stone
agent Of the State Temperance Society
gave an address upon tho subject Of TEN
perance. Governor Stewart was ais
called out, and he briefly but handsome
ly presented the physiological argumen
in favor Of total abstinence.
Jack Frost is hard-hearted Of
fellow, and seems determined to encroac
upon the rights Of gentle spring. Will
spring calls 10 the aid Of the piercing ray
Of the meridian sun, Jack, as an offse
brings the shifting tickle, chilly Marc
wind to his aid-each striving for tn
mastery-making about an even thin
oft. So we poor mortals are aterna'
ing between hope and despair.
Tho Vermont Farmer Of March BOT
says;-Several persons. after EXAMINE
the samples from the Middlebury woole
mill at the FARMER Office, have ordere
cloth, and are well satisfied with wb,
they have received. Que of these order
was from Bostonian, who was conviu'
cd that he could do better at Mddlebur
than in Boston. We advise those of OF
readers who cannot inspect our sample
TO send to Albert Chapman, Esq sellin
agent Of the mill, who will 10 doubt chez
fully mail them samples Of any Of b
goods, with prices. Farmers, the success
home manufactures gives us the best hou
markets so let US do wha. we can 20 sn
port them.
Il. D. Eldredge Esq, has purcha
cd the large tenement house formerly b
longing to the Sheldon estate, opposi
DR.. Kitchel's residence, and the corn
lot next to it at the junction of We
bridge and Academy streets, former
belonging to the Welch estate, and
proposes during the next season to I
move both Of the old buildings, or on
retaining such parts Of them as can
probably and satisfactorily worked in
the new, aud erect upon the double
an elegant residence for himse f. VIII
completed to the realization of Mr.. FL
redge's idea, it will be Que of the fue
places in town. We are glad to see II
exhibition of public spirit, enterprise Al
good taste
EAST MIDDLEBuKY.-Mr. Editor -
was seriously alarmed in having one We
pass by, without communication ire
M Thirtaan fearful that snme ri raI