The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-05-07
urLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Middlebury.

Saratoga Spring water on draft and
by the bottle at W. NJ. Days drug store
Two barrels more of those good
pickles Just received at Benson & An.
drews.
Benson & Andrews have just re-
ceived five chests more Of their choice
Japan teas.
MIR. George G. Chapman offers fol
sale two new top buggies of the latest
style.
Mr.. G. Francis, the fashionable cut
ter for Henry Soper & Co., is going into
business for himself. See his announce
ment.
Go to Case 4 Riders for drugs, pa
tent medicines, chemicals, toilet and fancy
articles, perfumcries, colognes, confection-
cry, paints, oils, varnishcs &c.
AN auction sale of furniture &C., at
the late residence of Mrs Simmons. next
Monday. See advertisement.
Post Warner No. 16 G. A. r., will
meet at the Hall of the Middlebury
- House next Saturday evening at y
o'clock. A general attendance desired.
AT HONE AGArN.-Rev. S. w. Bid
we'll, absent two years in the ministerial
labor, has returned to his home in Fast
Middlebury.
We would call attention to the ad-
vcrtisement of Ozro Maacham Of Bran
don. 1t would pay man to look through
his stock before buying.
Rev. f. Y. novett formerly of Mid
debrry, has been appointed Superintend-
ent of Schools in Norwich, in place of
Rev. j. l.. Little, resigned.
The Middlebury Congregational
Church, at their meeting last Friday
voted to omit the afternoon preaching
service during the summer months.
Mrs. Alice Haven, whose obituary
is to be found elsewhere in this issue was
native of Middlebury and has friends
still residing here Her maiden name
was Nichols.
-Messrs S. Holton and his son Everts
have united, and opened shop in a fine
location in Sheldons block. You can
get your jewelry repaired satisfactorily
by calling upon them.
In giving US the names Of teachers
receiving certificates at the public ex-
animation held in this place on the 10Th
ult, the superintendent inadvertently
omitted the name Of Miss +. A. Preston.
Lost or misplaced on the night of
the fire a double barrelled shot gun
from one of the stores in Lane & Clays
block. The holder will please return it
to the Register Office and oblige the
owner.
DIR Kitchel preached the installation
sermon at the installation Of Rev c. B.
Hubert as pastor of the Bennington
church last Wednesday. Rev Mr. Kent
Of Rpton was also present and participant
ed in the exercises.
Advertised letters for the week end
ing May, 4th 1872, Herbert l.. Deming,
Mr.. Edward Fuller, j, Howard, Miss
Emma Mccormick, Mr.. Monkton, r. E.
McDuffy, Mr.. Frank Peck, j. NJ. Serb
ner, Josie r. Smith, Rev. Geo. Whitney,
Mrs. Mary Ann Woods.
LIGHT LAMP Posrs But DARK LANTERNS
Such seems to be the economical order
of the street lighting department of our
village, especially in those dark corners,
where the outer darkness seems most to
need the inner light. Verify, if the light
which is in you be darkness, how great
is that darkness
I DIED.-In Middlobury, May 9th, Of
cerebro-spinal meningitis, G Gorge f. Haw-
ley, aged Is years. He was great suf-
ferer all through his sickness of more
than two weeks aud death was relief to
HIM. He was u noble lad, faithful in all
his work and manly in his bearing. His
widowed mother has our warmest SYM
pathy in her bereavement.
"A convention of Congregational
churches and pastors of Addison County
will be held in Middlebury, on Wednes.
day of next week, May 18th, under the
auspices of the American Missionary AS.
ISOLATION, to devise ways and means fol
prosecuting the Christian and educational
work among the freedmen. Several EN-.
inent speakers from abroad are expected
to be present.
THAT FEATHER BED MAN.-Has got O
short time to remain in town. All those
who have work to be done, better i'm.
prove the present opportunity. His work
so far, has given good satisfaction. AL
the medical faculty endorse his work
Orders left at the Addison House, viii
receive prompt attention. His address ii
Geo. b. Coats. Addison House, Middle
bury Vt.
FRUIT TREES &C.-I have stock o.
very superior trees left of standard hardy
kinds Of apples, pears, cherries, plums
- crab and Russian apples also fine dwar
pears and grape vines, currant bushes
&c, also few fine things in the orna
mental department. Kilmaniack weepin,
willows, evergreen shrubs &C., g., all a
low rates if called for soon.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
AT THE METHODIST CHURcH.-What i
cost to be a church member under tn,
ancient dispensation, and what it costs un
der the present. 1t cost the Jews as tn,
preacher showed one quarter and a
some careful writer's think, one third o
their annual income, under the tithinl
system which God appointed Abraham
and Jacob, as if in recognition of thu
binding and general nature of the 1.-THE
gave one tenth. Abraham oil the spoil
to Melchisedec, and Jacob in advance o
Abraham Of all he possessed. lie vowec
To do this whom he was convartad at Rot n
ell good test of the genuineness of tn,
change Of heart. The Israelites gave
1.-THE to the Levite, secoud tithc 70
the more general purpose of their feast
and sacriti ces, and third 1.-THE ever,
third year for the poor, besides, in add
Iinn n thnan thoi.. Hroa ,uin ,Hor