The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-06-11
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Middlebury.

Benson ~ Andrews Will open tueir
ice cream room on Wednesday evening.
-12 cts. per b. will be paid for hens
for the next ten days, by A. Williamson.
Delegates from the Mddlebury Con
grepational church to the Addison Coun
ty Conference to be held at New Haven
this week, f. Kirby and l.. G. Barrows.
The attention of musicians is called
the advertisement of the Poultney Nor
NAL Music School under the direction OF
the popular instructor Prof. W, .. Per-
kins of Boston.
The advertisement of O'Briens a
shows combined in another column will
repay careful perusal. They show ip
Middlebury on Monday june II, so youl
ought to be posted.
Drugs, medicines, chemicals, per-
fumeries, confectionery, tobacco, cigars
paints, oils, varnishes, window glass, &c.
Also Soda & Saratoga water on draft at
Case d Riders
job in the Bible refers to the
Rhinoceros as the "Leviathan and says,
"Hc esteemeth you as but straw. ~
O'Briens shows consolidated, possesses
the largest specimen ever captured alive.
See him.
The Vermont Homeopathic Medi-
cal Society will hold its twenty second
annual session at the State House in
Montpelier on Wednesday and Thursday
June 18th and 18th. DR.. G. B. Currier
OF this town is to deliver the opening
address
-Ex- Governor Smith, chairman Of the
Vermont Delegation to the late Repub-
lcan National Convention at Philadel-
phia, being obliged to leave during the
session, Hon. Geo. W. Grandey was chos-
en- to supply his place. Mr.. Grandey re-
turned and was in town on Monday.
A JoKE.-The sensational joke about
Mr. Rockwell concocted possibly by
some wag on the street, is groundless.
Mr. and not Mrs Rockwell is the owner
of the valuable property known as
"Spriugside' Mr.. Rockwell says his
real estate is worth at least forty thousand
dollars.
Langworthy 4 Bond have been adding
to their stock of clothing, hats, caps, fur
nishing goods, boots and shoes until they
now have the largest assortment of above
named goods ever shown in town, at
prices that cannot fail to please the closest
buyer. Everything a man ought to wear
is kept by them.
1t will be seen by reference to our
advertising columns that Clay, Hyde 4
Wilcox are now prepared to supply wants
of the community, with everything il
their line of trade. To those who are
building, they offer special inducements
The public are invited to call and exam
inc their stock which is more complete
than ever.
List of advertised letters for thu
week ending June 9Th, 1872: S. F. Bar
rows, Rev. j. Bradshaw, Miss Sophron;
Collect, Miss Lerena Cook, Mr.. Franz
Dauseralt, 1. N Dunbar, VIM. II. Flint
Mr.. f. d. Holden, Mr.. George Hawley
Israel Lahour, Henry Ladue, Anthem.
Little, Mrs. Della Norton. d. s. Pratt
Paul Lyman, Mrs. Alice White, Hiram
Sessions
If some of the young men, who ire
quept our streets evenings, and insult,by
their indecorous noises and remarks
peaceably disposed citizens and even la
dies, could have visitation from gentle
men of the "Star badge" it might sup
plement the deficiencies of their home ed
ucation. Let not anybody c:y "foreigu
ers," for the native patois is unmistaka
BILE. Where is the police
Rev, A. NJ. Goodnough of Vallejo
California, gave an able an interestin
lecture upon "The Sunset Land" at A Gao
envy Hall, last Friday evening. The a,
dience was not large, but one capable {
approaching the fine descriptions an
quiet humor with which the lecture
bounded. We had the pleasure of lis
ening to portion of the address, an
were especially pleased and instructed
Mr. Goodnough deserves all the compl
ments he received,
"A first class eating saloon is IA de
irable accession to any place. 1t meets
demand in the community. And it is
source of qualification that every rece
change in the internal relations OF Il
principal Middlebury saloons have appa
emily been improvements. These improv
ments are especially noticeable in the O.
over across the way from our Office.
has undergone thorough repairs throug
out, and been fitted up in the most il
proved style. Ladies can here obta
Refreshments without fear of encountt
ing drunken rowdies. Messrs Sheldon
Goodro have spared neither labor nor e
pense to make their rooms cheerful a
to furnish accommodations and fare mt
satisfactory in every respect. They C,
tainly deserve well OF the public they ha
taken SO much pains to accommoda
and we hope they will always receive I
liberal public patronage now accord
them, and which they so richly mel
John p Champlin of East MIDI
bury attempted suicide again on w.
nesday last, by taking a can contain
two or three pounds of powder and goi
into his cellar and exploding it. For
few days previously he had seemed
be little out Of his head, but it v
thought that he was getting BETTER
that they were not watching him VI
narrowly. 1t would seem that !
Champlin took the can, and went do
cellar, and held it in his right hand, wi
with his lett. he applied the match.
explosion cut his wrist badly, and bla
ened and burnt his face in fright
manner, and burnt and tore his coat
atoms. Still he is alive and in
way to recover The explosion was
severe as to blow out the cellar windC
and tear up the floor and produce
general confusion about the premi
DEATH OF NATHAN Woop.-Anothe