The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-08
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1879.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RA11RoAl
Middicbury.

-Onc hundred cDOlce empty noui o'i
rels for sale at Sheldon q Cos. at a
reasonable prices
Those who want garments dyed, will
remember that Ben'on Il Andrews are
agents for the Burlington Steam Dye
works.
e. R. Clay has got in large assorrt-
meut Of Millinery and dress goods suit
able for the season and in all the most
fashionable styles.
Case & Rider have full stock OF
drugs, medicines, fancy and toilet goods,
perfumery, confectionery, paints, OILS
glass, putty, &c.
The new hay barn of Mr.. Sat.erly is
raised, and the workmen are busily en-
gagged in getting ready to put on the root,
1t is roomy structure being l0O X oo'
The Catholic ladies of Middlebury
announce Supper at School House Hall
Thursday evening, October 10Th All
lovers Of good cheer would do well to at
te nd.
BY an advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that the Metro
politan Theatre is to exhibit in Academy
Hall on Wednesday evening. Their bill'
promise rich entertainment.
-Langworthy g. Bond have this day
opened big stock OF new overcoats, hats
aud caps, gloves and mittens. wool NUT
fers, shirts and drawers. Finally. theil
store is Lrim full of new winter goods a
lowest possible living prices.
We are grati6ed to learn that DR.
G. b. Currier, of this town, has been ap
pointed army aud navy examining surg
con for pensions. We believe he is thu
first homeopathic physician in the Stat'
who bus received this appointment.
[--Among the deaths recorded in gu
list of obituaries this week is that Of MIR
( Henry II. Gibson, who died Of typhoid
fever last Wednesday morning. He cam
to Middlcbury from Leicester some sl'
! years since. He leaves a vile aud tw,
daughters to mourn his loss.
The Middlebury Congregations
SGuday School elected officers last Sunda.
for tue next year as follows: President
Rev. E. p. Hooker; Superintendent, Rev
John b Steele Secretary and Treasurer
Albert W. Lamb; Librarian, Nelson Z
Barbour. ~
y Rev Prof. Ezra Brainerd of tn
College filled Rev. Mr. Hooker's ICON
gregaliouaD pulpit last Sunday morning
and evening. Mr.. Hooker is taking hi
annual vacation and last week he attend
ed the meeting Of the American Board c
I Foreign Missions at New Haven, Coul
y The new depot is nearly finished, an
is certainly a good substantial building i
every respect. When done, and the grac
ing is fully flushed, it will be accessibl
at all times to those having freight to dc
liver or carry away. This will be halle
as new era by the patrons of the raj
road.
The Governors Message and organ
zation Of the Legislature occupy so niue
space in our paper this week, that we al
unable TO give our usual variety Of ma
ter. Hereafter, we shall have CORES
pondent at Montpelier, that will be alb
to condeusc the proceedings, so that "
shall to give every important bill th
is offered in their regular order.
A NOISY PLAcE.-On the neck of Ian
bounded by Pleasant ST., and Seymour S
at the north end Of the village, at tn
time is noisy region. All day, fro
early morning until late at night, Il
clatter of hammers, the grating of saw
and the more mort" OF masons is hear
Mr.. Orchards house is fast being cor
pleted, and is one of the best arrange
and most snowy houses in the village.
takes Mr.. Dorm to put the timber al
boards rapidly together.
The Jubilee Singers sang to crow
ed house, on Monday evening. Maj
who stayed away thinking, perhaps, tn
it was to be an ordinary concert lost
opportunity Of hearing most extraordi
airy display Of musical talent They 81
the genuine music Of the soul. The
songs are the aspiration of a soul bou
down, longing to be free. Their meo
inspires their audience with that heaven
Joy that they seem to feel tnemselv
Their mission is laudable one, and
serves the appreciation and aid Of
Christians and philanthropists.
we dropped into the sales.room @
Office Of the Wooden Mill Company,
day or two since and examined some
the cloths of their manufacture. We
glad to learn that their goods are me
lug rapid SALE both at hume aud in I
market. They manufacture about thin
different styles from the thick, hea'
one-iourih iuch thick grey, for all we
to the fiue glossy black that feels Ii
velvet to the touch The people are ii
6uding out that these goods are not she
dy, but every thing they are recommeI
ed to be.
The sermon at the Methodist chul
was on the earl training of the you
from the words OF John 2:7-"Fill
waterpots with water" The even
lecture was on the freedom Of the Il
Christian, 10 which vivid contrast v
drawn between the slavery Of stu aud
freedom Of holiness. Gospel liberty ,
defined as doing what will willed, VIII
it was claimed was the nature of real
erty, and which was only secured
christian experience. Next Sabb
evening, Mr.. Bailey will lecture to 20,
men, on Daniel as temperance man
Addison County.
/-Hon. f. L. Woodbridge, of V
gennes, is in Washington.
George w. Grandey. jr., Of Y
gennes, has been appointed Messenger