The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-11-26
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
NIiddlcbury.

Photograph Albums in great variety
at the Register Bookstore.
Drugs, medicines, perfumery coniec-
tionery, paints, oils, glass, putty, condition
powders by the pound &C., at Case q
Riders.
"A new invoice OF toy books, with
splendid chrome pictures at the Register
Bookstore.
The Senior Exhibition takes place
this evening at Academy Hall Nov. 20.
Tn schedule promises a rich treat.
MIR. II. NJ. Slade,on account of bus-
ness matters, will not leave for Washing
ton until Monday next.
There will be union services at the
Methodist church in this village, COM
mencing at the usual hour next Thurs
day.
A man who has been selling patent
clothes horses about town, has been noti-
fed not to bring any more into the vii
lage limits, until the cpizootic is over.
Yes they have come What have
come? Those splendid walets-ior Ia
dies and gentlemen's usc, at the Register
Bookstore.
We were informed that there was
good slcighiug in West Randolph in the
streets, on Wednesday, the Goth instant.
We had no snow in Middlebury at that
date.
" "A New FIRM.-Caleb Ticknor, has
sold his interest in the Star Grist Mil
to'A, S. Barton and the business will be
continued under the name and firm of
Goodrich and Barton.
DIR. SMYTn's LAST VISIT To MIDDLE
nURY.-The doctor will make his last
visit to the Addison House on Wednes-
day next. We would advise the afilict-
cd to give him call Consultation free.
We have now large and more
complete assortment of stationary and
blank books than ever was offered for sale
in this market, at prices that will suit
customers, at the Register Bookstore.
Scissors and shears that are made to
cut, will be found at the Register Book
store.
After a slumber of about six months
the paper mill whistle reused up and
commenced to blow again. The people
! here, and for fifteen or twenty miles a.
round about will now know when to 60
to dinner. The mill in all its parts gives
promise of great success.
There was good attendance at the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening
The Middlebury Temperance Society
seems to be in flourishing condition,
and we hope much good may result from
the efforts made in this much needed re-
form.
"A young man who was going up
Weybrdgc street to see his girl the other
night, tried to catch little black and
white dog he saw on the sidewalk ; and
says that he probably won't be able to
dig out his clothes before spring if it
freezes hard this winter.
We call attention to the advertise
ment in another place Of the sale of the
residence of the late Gov. VIM. Sade.
The terms will be such as to make it an
i opportunity for any one wishing to in
Z vest in n fine village property. In the
notice last week the word poor before
purchaser was an error, which must, OF
course, be shouldcred by the compositor.
\ We learn that U. d. Twtchol Esq.
has sold the western portion of his farm
with buildings thereon to Otis Lee 81
Bridport, for about $4,000. Mr.. Twitcheh
has reserved the SPLENDID building lot
upon tho top Of tho hill for building
spot for his own use. There are other
very nice building spots upon his reserve
:hat he undoubtedly will sell to others.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER's CHRISTIAN
Union, is one of the best family papers
in the County. The agent for this paper
will be in Middlebury IN week or two
to canvass the town for subscribers. He
will exhibit to the new subscribers Tho
two splendid chromos, which are to b'
presented to all new subscribers to thu
Union. They are entitled "Widc Awake
and fast Asleep and are beautiful
works of art.
That wall paper is going going
going Just as VIC expected, but w
had no idea that we should sell so mucl
in the fall. We have just opened ne,
lot very cheap. That's what's the matter
at the Register Bookstore.
denominations in Middlcbury Grad
ed School will commence on Monday, Dec
I'd, and continue throughout the weel
On Monday, classes in Latin and Greel
Tuesday, First and Second Primary
Wednesday, Third Primary and Inter
mediate Thursday and Friday, Gran
mar and High School; Saturday, Class
r., Tor promotion The examination wi
be partly written and partly oral.
&. d. MEAD, Principal.
observation-disclosures who have a
lowed themselves to be worried becaui
dread rumor has spread it about, thi
poultry have "got it bad" may posses
their souls in peace. The report is prol
ably humbug, and "lowl" sande
started in the interest Of somebody wi
was to turn an "honest' penny abol
these poultry terms. Tote home the d.
iuuct gobblers and deceased biddies. an
make home glad with good old fashion
ed Thanksgiving dinner.
NoTIcR.-The three young men wi
live "towards tho lake." and who dro
70 fast, in consequence of staying at Il
mill twas it Comstock's p so long, al
nearly capsized n gentleman and Lac
whom they met on the sluice near NJ
Twitchell's, will find two of their bags
meal at U. ID. Twitchells house and the
wagon tire on the fence near his bar
The man on the "gray horse" who IN
them soon after they passed the sluiC
thinks they had better hurry up the IN
Lar naxt timn 90 thnu cnn IN hnn.n hocn