The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-06-18
Middleb bury.

Middlebury.
60 O'Brien's circus, at this place yes
terday, drew about 3 1000 persons.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church. next Sunday. Love feast at 81
o'clock.
Call at Holton's store and he can
show you splendid stock of plated goods
lust received from market. all new, nice
and good.
The butter car now goes on Mon
days and market day in Middlebury
must be changed back to the old time, on
Friday of each week.
Advertised letters for the week end
ing June 18th 1872. Daniel Austin
Mrs. Emily Chase, Miss Eda Holden,
Mrs. Mary johnson, Jerome holland, j.
g. Rider.
Hey. ". W. Winchester, Of Bird.
port, preached at the Congregational
church in Middleoury, last Sunday, on
exchange with Rev. L. p Hooker, the
pastor.
Samuel Rogers of Ripton, became
Intoxicated, at the circus, in this place,
Yesterday, and while crazed with rum,
made two feeble attempts to use his knife
on parties who iuterlcred with his lawlcss
plans. For which ofIcsnses he was fined
g. usnal in cases Of drunkenness, and
held in $500, for appearance at the
County Court, to be tried for assault with
intent to kill
BUSINESS CHANCE We understand
that Geo Hammond has purchased the
interest of Isaac Hubbard, and one half
Of the interest of Oliver Severance in the
new papermill, giving Mr.. Hammond a
interest in the concern. The build
lug is already going up.
osr.-Somewhere on Main street, or
on the railroad between the village and
}. Cobb's, a gold mounted hair necklace,
with round gold locket attached A
valuable keepsake TO the owner. The
finder will be properly rewarded by leav-
ing it Mt Benson u Andrews store.
The selling of Wall Paper was at
first an experiment with us, but the trade
has so increased, that we have been
obliged to enlarge our borders in order to
store our stock. The public seem to APP
preciate our efforts to please them, in
styles and prices Call at the Register
Bookstore.
Ladies' and Gcntemcn's Ice Cream
Saloon, south side. Thompson's Ice
Cream rooms will be open Wednesday
June 10Th for the accommodation OF ladies
and gcntlemeu through the season, Mr.
Thompson hopes for a continuance of thu
= public patronage, so literally bestowed
for the past two seasons. Fresh coniec
tionary received every week. Cooling
drinks suitable for the warm weather
A fine assortment of stationery KEEP
constantly on hand, pictures, fancy good
&c.
Hon. Rollin j. Jones of Cornwall
showed us, on Saturday last, an interest
ing document which is of rare occurrence
but exceedingly interesting and sugges
tive. it is fac-simile from the origina
records, OF the order for the banishmen
Of Rogers Williams in 1885, and thu
order banishing the founders of the FRS
Baptist Church in Boston in l644. Ais
4 fac-simile of Roger Williams own han,
writing. 1t has an ancient appearance
and is chiefly valuable in its capabilit
of suggesting history and the lessons of
with reference to state religious and free
dom Of conscience,
The exercises ofthe Graduating Cla:
Of Middebury High School will be hel
in the hall Of the school building, Thur,
day evening, June 81. The class nun
bers ten. The exercises have been pr,
pared with much care and an interestin
time Is icipated. The Queen Cit
Baud" of Burlington has been engage
for the occasion which is considered II
best band in the state. As this is II
first class to graduate from this schoo
and as the young gentlemen have VIC
golden opinions by their performances
the exhibitions Of their literary societ
the past two years much interest wi
center in these exercises. We hope IL
citizens will encourage these pupils
our school by giving them full hou
aud we trust that they will be please
with the exercises
Dr.. SMYTH.-The doctor will rema
at the Addison House for one day on
on his next visit to Middlebury, We
nesday, June Goth The plattsburg
\. y, Sentinel speaks Of DR.. Smyth
the following manner
PERsoNAL.-Dr. S. W. Smyth, the &C
ebrated ocuist aud aurist, of Boston, b
established permanent Office in Blu
lington, VT We are pleased to infor
those suffering with any disease of t
Eye and Ear or other Chronic ailmei
that the Doctor has consented to visit o
city on the second Tuesday and Wednt
day Of each month. The Free Press a
Times, Burlington, W., in speaking
DR.. Smyths return after brief seas
Of recreation says "Dr, Smyth is fave
ably known as specialist, and his u
common success in the treatment of
forms Of disease has given HIM an envi
Bile reputation in this section. He is
regular graduated physician and surgeC
as shown by the diploma which hangs
his office. lnvaids should not fail
consult him.
Resolutions of Lake Dunmore Lod
No, II, |. o. 0. f., on the death
w. j. Russell
IVhoeas, God in His infinite wisdom has
gain entered our Lodge, and removed therefr
Of our Oldest and much beloved brothers 4
friend Past Grand Master Wa. P. Russell. The
fore,
Resoied That we deeply feel, in the loss
our brother, the affecting hand Of Divine Pro
dence, and that while we mourn his loss we 81
mlssively bow to the mandate Of Him, who do
all things well"