The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-14
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Bermuda Onions just received at
Central Market.
Benson & Andrews soda fountain
was running lively Saturday
The summer term of the College
commenced on Thursday.
There will be school sociable at
Academy Hall next Friday evening.
Mr.. George G. Chapman offers for
slle two new top buggies of the latest
style. 80,
The June term Of the Addison
County Court will commence on Tuesday,
June 4th with full docket.
Cash will be paid for butter on Fri
day, the 10th, and each succeeding Fri
day during the season at Sheldon q Cos.
Those wishing to buy -four will do
well to call on Ainsworth q Dodge who
are prepared to wholesale or retail at
lowest prices.
Benson & Andrews have the finest
fruit and selling cheap. Oranges will
be sold there as cheap as any where, and
little cheaper.
MIR, r. T. Bristol of Vergennes will
be at Beckwith & Cos store on Monday
May Goth and every Monday thereafter
during the summer to purchase butter.
Auction sale of real estate in East
Mddlebury on Tuesday May 2Sth at 10
O'Clock p. IN. The particulars are given
in an advertisement in another column.
Horace Greeley uses peculiar
knife for trimming up the shrubbery on
his farm. We have few for sale, at the
Register Bookstore.
MIR. l.. j. Samson's horses ran away
in the streets, on Wednesday, and on
about two miles west, without damage to
themselves or the wagon.
The bobolinks have come, and so
has that beautiful initial paper, with
splendid box,worth half the price paid for
the paper and envelopes. You will find
it at the R gister Bookstore.
Case & Rider have full supply OF
drugs, mediciues, ehemioalo, pc, fumory,
confectionery, fancy and toilet articles,
flower seeds, plants, paints, oils, varnishes,
window glass and every thing found at
drug stores.
--"What know about" wall paper
is the subject that agtates all good
housekeepers minds about these days,and
they straightway 90 to the Register
Book Store, and find just what they want,
and get it trimmed for nothing.
Henry Soper & Co., Merchant
Tntl,ro NJ THAR ,1l,oa 90 hre
Aliens Block with new stock Of goods
and new cutter, are prepared to offer to
their customers great attractions in ma
terial style and price Those about to
purchase clothing suitable for the season
will 10 well tn pay them visit. :
List of advertised letters for the
week ending May 18th 1872: Edward
Austin, Leonard Bailey, Perry R. Bng-
ham, NJ. H. Gushing, Elizabeth T Den.
ton, e. w. Hale, William G. Holden,
Miss Sarah A. jackson. Mrs. Mary A.
johnson, William McCue, j. W. Serb.
ner, Charles Smith, Oscar G. Sumner,
Mrs Oliver Wheeler
The feather-bed renovator man is
about to lake a "new departure" The
people want him elsewhere, and if any.
body wants their beds renovated and
made as good as new they had better at
tend to it soon. They have been largely
patronized while in Middlebury, but can.
not stay always. Orders may be left at
the Addison House for few days longer
Our people will remember the con-
vention which is to be held at the Con-
gregational church in this place to.mor-
row under the auspices of the American
Missionary Association, commencing at
10 o'clock in the forenoon and continuing
through the day. Rev. Messrs. Strebigh,
Circuit and others from abroad, and one
or two missionaries, will be present and
give addresses.
1t will be remembered that Dr.. s..
W. Smyth Of Burlington will make his
next regular visit to Middlebury on Tues.
day and Wednesday the 2lst and 22nd,
inst. The reputation OF DR.. Smyth for
the cure of diseases of the eye, ear, ca.
tarrh etc., is too well established in this
community, for US to make mention him.
All afflicted ones, should call and see the
doctor, they will at least, get his candid
opinion.
The following resolutions were unan-
imously passed at meeting of Washing
ton Engine Co.. No, l, on Tuesday even
ing, May 7th.
Resolved, That the members of Washington
Engine Co., No. !, tender their heartfelt thanks
to the Firemen Of Rutland, who so promptly came
to our rescue, and did such efficient service at the
late fire in our village.
Resolved That should the destroyer again
threaten the destruction Of Rutland, we will hold
ourselves in readiness to be drawn upon at sight.
The Congregational Sunday School
held their monthly concert last Sunday
evening, ouperintsudcut Dvud presiding.
The exercises were opened with prayer by
the Pastor, and after singing there were
brief review exercises by classes. Then
song entitled Love one Another" by
children with banners bearing mottos,
Love one another" BE Strong" Follow
me" "Believe." 1t was rendered with
fine effect. The pastor read an interest
ing letter from missionary Mrs. Wheeler
about "Marion" the bible reader support.
ed by this school. Brief but earnest ad.
dresses were made by, Rev. Mr.. Leavitt,
Mr.. u. w. Brooks, Mr.. o. +. Comstock
and the pastor. The closing exercise
was beautiful song appropriate to the
occasion by Misses Lilly Severance and
Lizzie Lamb. The singing by the school
was unusually good.
EAST MIDDLEBURY.-The Glen House
ku-klux cider guzzlers have subsidized
The Country, the friends of temperance
good order and sobriety, are safe, and our
friend Upper still lives. The animus
inspired by the manufacture and sale by
Farr of the compound of molasses acid
and water as per Chasos Receipt Book,
was wonderful. How to account for the