The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06

Case Il Rlders.
Good looms for good family on
first floor Uf Seminary building at very
low rent. 2w S. b Rockwell.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey will lecture on hi
bic Temperance next sabbath evening
at ! past ) O'Clock, at the Munger
-cl,uol house.
Drugs, medicines, Chemicals, toilet
aud fancy article, pcriuircries, con'cc-
toncry, Iaiuts, oils, window glass, &c, at
Case Il Riders.
Mex, Suud. y the exercises Of Com.
mcncemcut will begin with the Baccal-
aurearc discourse, 10y Rev. Pres. Kitchel.
Services confluence at l O'Clock y. IN
We u,e Indebted To Jewett Wilcox,
E,q, Of ST, Louis, No, now visiting
nn,ng US, Tor flies oi wtstciu Iapers to
which We do not often have access
NJ ,stcr Samuel Sheldon received 3
severe kick from horse in the ste"t last
evening" aud was thrown rod or more.
He was considt,aby injur' d, but i, is
thought not seriously 50.
The annual examination at the Col
leye occurs this week. the Sniurs have
previously been examined aud this exam
iuuriuu embraces only the three other
classes. Examining committee. Rev C.(
Is. Hubert OF Bcnniugt, II, and Prot CT
Bush Of Moutpelicr.
The address he ore the Philadelphi-l
an Society will be delivered at the church
a al .,f hx
Rev. +. Ii. Newhall, ID. D., Of Lyuu.
Mass
-Gustavus Francis, a tailor Of short
standing in this town, disappeared Que
day ast week and left several partie,
resident, and lew city creditors mourn
ers, in small sums.
Alteration is called to the tax gath
erer's notices calling for the payment OF
taxes on the lists Of ISL aud 1872. 1t
will he well for all persons liable TO pay
taxes, to give heed 10 his warning. -.-,.
= RouNp Up FOR PERJURY On Tuesday,
last, MIR. Samuel :. Audrus OF West
Cornwall was brought be- ore Justice
Knapp of Middebury, on a charge o.
\ r+cjurv. and held for trial III five hundred
Ndolar bonds.
MIpDLEDuEy TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"
A meeting OF the friends OF Temperance
was held at the Lecture Room OF the
Congregational church on "Wednesday
evening to act upon the report Of a CON.
n,ittee appointed at Il former meeting to
draft a constitution aud hye.laws. This
committee consisting of l.. G. Barrows,
S E. Cook, j. l.. R.rker and Prof n |
NJ Sceiy, reported contribution which
was adopted. They Their proceeded to
organize,aud elected the following officers
President, Rev. 4. p. Hooker; Vice.
President, D. +. Cumsiock Secretur,
and Treasurer. l.. Z. Knapp; Executive
C,mmit',t, Prof Ii. NJ. Secly, l.. C
Barrows aud Ju>tus Co'h The Rev.
Ovid Miner Was resent and made inter-
estiug remarks.
1t is seldom that the people Of Mid.
diehury are flvorei with so rich n treat
as they must expect from the Mrnde'.
ssohu Qunrette Club neat week Com.
menctmeut Concerts have usually proved
quite an attraction, but il is now several
Years since this unrivaled club Of the hos,
artists iu the void have favored rs with
visit Gilmore, baud last year and
Halls the Year before drew crowded
houses, but from the number Of strangers
in town, and from the unequalcd roru.
larity Of the Mendcl>sohn Club, We iudoc
that the rush for tickets next S,tu-d,v
afternoon will be unprecedented Mrs
Smith, tao, who sang with such marked
success at one Of our concerts few wears
ago. will be remembered with pleasure.
JUDGED he who has ever heard conrcr,
given by this club can never force, il
Who thatvhas ever h, ard the rinrlinc.
flowing. warhling, notes Of that silver
flute will not wish to hear them ac,in ?
There is no music 80 sweet. 81 soft, so
tender. II comes to one like voice
waited from anorhrr shore.
COMMENCEMENT. that oil and f.voriie
holiday Of he people Of Addison Comfy.
is fast drawing near. A few more days
and che hell Of the college will ring or
Its summons for her Alma Mater to "A h
err within her classic walls. But il ISM
true, thar the faculty and students are TO