The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-16
MiddIebury.


"A nice Opera Glass for sale, call at
the Register Book Store.
On our first page is interesting mis-.
cellany, correspondence and deferred local
matters.
Considerable matter of local interest
prepared Tor this issue, has to be deferred
on account of the pressure of matter
which could not be deferred.
Pure drugs, medicines, fancy and
toilet articles, window glass, paints, oils,
Southmayards pure confectionories etc.
etc, at CASE 4 RIDERS.
james Mcdonald has been appoint
ed Justice of the Peace, by the Govern.
or, in place of John H. Simmons. deceas-
ed
--Langworthy & Bond will give five
per cent discount on over coats sold by
them for cash, until March lst. Consd-
ering their former low prices, this will
bring them below the lowest.
Ladies who want tho Machine
thread can find John Clark jr., wound
on black spools,) in all Nos. and colors
at Langworthy d Bonds. This thread is
acknowledged by Sewing Machine agents
to be the best thread in use.
DONATION The friends of Rev. A. C.
Jacobs will make him donation visit
at Middlebury town farm house Wednes.
day January oath oysters and other re-
freshments furnished. All are cordially
invited Shed room for teams.
By ORDER OF Con-.
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Office, Jan. 18th, one month old: GENTS
LIST, Joe 'Clapin; Harmdas Dijardiu ;
Rev. N. u. Graves; L. j. Hale Thos.
Manley. LADIES LIST, Miss Enio b.
Cheney; Miss Clara Dewey Miss Maud
Ellston Miss Kate Floors Mrs. Nichols
Miss Mary A. Sullivan
NEXT LEcTURg.-The next lecture of
the course will be given at Academy II all
on Tuesday evening of next week by Col.
Il. w. Higginson. Subject, "The Aris-
tocracy Of the Dollar" Col. Higginson
is known far and wide by his able articles
in the Atlantic Monthly, and he has an
extended reputation ms popular lecturer
lie always draws large houses See
advertisement and posters ~
BANK ELECTION AT the annual meet.
ing of the stockholders of the National
Bank Of Middlebury, last week the fol.
lowing board Of Directors was elected for
the ensuing year: Paris Fletcher
Calvin Hill, j. Stewart,Wm. p. Nash,
j. &. Wellington. At subsequent
meeting of the Directors Paris Fletcher
was chosen President and Calvin Hill
Vice President. The cashier and teller
remain the same, j. G.. Wellington
cashier, G. f. Pinney teller. =
f. r. Clay, desires to say that he
has now on hand larger and better as.
sortment of millenary, dress and fancy
goods, than he has ever before offered tC
the public. He would say that he hat
no old and out of style. shop worn, moth
eaten, faded goods which he wishes to ge
rid of, preparatory to filling up with
new and more desirable stock" Hi
stock is new and fresh. and will be sole
at such low and reduced rates" as t.
give satisfaction to customers, not only
tor 30 days, but at all times.
Tomorrow is the time for the an
nual meeting of the Addison County Ag
ricultural Society. 1t will be held at tn,
Court House in this village and com
mence at 10 O'Clock a. m. Importan
matters are to be decided and it is HOPED
there will be II full attendance. Thu
present board OF officers is as follows
President, +. s. Stowell; Vice Presi
dents, a. c Harris, Norman j. Allen
Secretary, Albert Chapman; Treasurer
n. Z. Barbour, and board of manager
consisting of one person from each tow
in the county.
The senior editor Of this pape
is under especial obligations to Mrs
G., for one of the most beautiful speci
mems of bead work that has been ou
privilege ever to behold 1t is in tn
form of watch case of elegant lpatterl
and rich material, and trimmed will
bead work in leaves and flowers an,
accrns almost as natural as the reality
The contrast and shading of colors is mos
happy. But the value of tho token i
the language it speaks for tho heart @
the one whose hands so lastly arrange
1t to tit the happy conception. ~