The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-20
3egister.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 20, 1872.
RUT AND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LRAvs MlDpLrBuRY
Middlebury.


patronage Benson 4 Andrews keep their
little store crammcd full of fresh goods
The noted General and popular Lectu-
rer, Fitzpatrick. is to give the next lecture
In the Middlebury course.
ALL notices of marriages and deaths
should be communicated to the publisher
by friends of the parties, as security
against mistakes.
Town reports to be printed should
be put in the printers hands as soon as
possible. The Register Office solicits
this work for the towns in the vicinity.
-Laugworthy 4 Bond request those
persons having accounts with them OF
over sixty days standing to call imme'
diately and pay.
Pure drugs, medicines, fancy and
toilet articles, window glass, paints, oils,
Southmayds pure conirctionerles etc.
ETC., ut CASE & RIDERS,
Oranges aud lemons are coming in
plenty at Benson u Andrews, aud they
are bound not to be undersold by street
peddlers. Call on them and get good
fruit cheap.
MIR. Frank II. Bascom has sold his
interest in the drug store Of Frank II.
Bascom Il Co., to his partner, DR.. White
field NJ. Day who will continue the bust
ness at the old stand.
MIR, Albert Holden left with US last
week twin pair of hens eggs, tat
least they look like twins) each of
which measures u s64 inches. 1t
would do to keep that hen laying all the
time.
-Messrs. Charles l.. Cook and Frank
H. Bascom of this place will soon go to
Concord n. H., for permanent residence
having taken general insurance agency
for that state. We wish them success in
their new enterprise
A full house greeted Amy Stone,
last Friday evening. at Academy Hall
and most of the audience went away
pleased She is certainly II better actress
than we are accustomed to find with the
travelling dramatic troupes.
jaime. NJ. Slade, Jr., has been APP.
pointed \ -sistaut Assessor OF Iuterna,
Revenue for the Second District of YER
mout, rice John H. Simmons deceased
Sse announcement Of appointment III
column Of business cards.
On our fourth page is Il full report
of the proc edings OF the State Board Of
Agriculture, Manufactures aud Mining
at their meeting III this place, with alb
stracts Of papers presented. Wa shall
give rome of the papers 10 luil us we
have space for them.
Philip Simpson, a colored man who
has lived with Mr.. Rockwe few years
past died on the 9Th Instant at the age
Of SO years.
List of advertised" letters for the
week ending Feb. 18th 1871.
Mr. o G Barnes, Mr. II S Dewey, Mrs
Marion Z Fales, Mrs Emerett Fisher
Miss Louisa Gooiro, Mr. Frank Laudon,
John Potter, Middlebury College Read.
ing Room, Mr. Grin Smith, Mr. H L
Tailor 2, Mr. Lorenzo Tucker, Cor Sec
Delta Epsilon. When ealing for the
above please say advertised"
Annual meeting of tho Addison
County Temperance Society at the Lee.
ture Room of the Congregational church
in Middebury commencing tomorrow at
l0J o'clock a. IN. Besides the annual cleo
ton of officers. reports &C., discussions of
matters pertaining to the cause Of temper
ance, through the afternoon and evening.
State Agent Stone will be present.
The evening session will be especially
adapted to the children and youth who
are earnestly invited to be present.
DENTAL NorIcE.-Wo are happy to
announce to the citizens Of Middlebury
and vicinity that DR.. II. Il. Hoyt, who
was former partner Of DR.. Brockway
and since which time has been practicing
10 Baltimore, Md, Richmond. Va, New
Orleans, IL years in Chicago, and the
Ast 8 years 10 adjoining towns, has con.
Guided to permanently settle in Middle.
bury. A new suit of rooms will be open.
cd as soon as procured. Judging by the
Doctors brisk commencement of calls, O
large practice is predicted. Rooms at
present at the Addison House.
To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-W are fire..
quenty in receipt of communications fol
which the writer's do not wish to take the
responsibility and request us to conceal
their names. Ia regard to that matter
we, have adopted this rule In no case
whether so requested or not. do we intend
to make known tho names Of correspon.
dents. But if any good reason arises
why We should give the name of the
writer of an article We shall do So And
we shall publish nothing except with thi.
understanding, unless we are willing tC
make the article our own aud take tn,
consequences.
The exhibition by the Brandon Post
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, a
Academy Hall, last Thursday evening
was pretty we'll attended, though compel
ing with the regular religious meeting
Of the village, aud saudwiched between
several minor designations on Tuesday an(
"Wednesday evenings, and the Amy Ston
theatricals, on Friday evening.
They played the Union Sergeant, o
the Battle of Gettysburg" They ha,
new scenery, good orchestra and al
the other arrangements and convenience
for very successful performance. Thos
who attended seemed to DO pleased wit
the entertainment. Not being presen
cannot say more.
The Adclphi Of Middebury Hig
School will give an exhibition ia tn
School House Hall, Tuesday evenin,
Feb. 27. The exercises will consist
declarations, dialogues, aud tabieaux, er
livened by music. The declamatous il
clude variety Of sty les,-the seutimer
tai to suit the grave, and the mirthful f
those who have departed from the Pur
tanic creed. The dialogues will be
musing as well as instructive. The q,