The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-09-17
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SEPTEMBER II, 1879.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
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FouNp.-A shawl upon the road lead
ing across Chirman's Hill. Iiquire OF
Nelson MARITIME and then come to the
Register tfice aud pay for this notice. \
A salute Of sixteen guns was fired
Iin Middlehury last Tuesday evening in
honor Of the Republi an victory in Maine
George W. Pinuey had the matter 10
charge.
Case & Rider have the largest and
best selected stock of drugs, medicines,
chemicals, periumeries, toilet aud fancy
goods, candies, paints, oils, putty, win
dow glass. &c, in the county.
People attending the Fair will do
well to ca on Langwor'hy 4 Bond for
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Fats aud
Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Trunks, Bags
aud Vaises. Extensive stock at low
prices.
THANKS Mr.. O. s. Dickinson left
with us last week u generous basket o
the most splendid peach plums which he
grew in his garden. His Trees are young
of his own plantiug-and the loads OF
fruit produced this season show what he
knows about fruit raising.
A Grant a. Wilson Club has been
organized in East Middlehury. officers as
follow: r. A. Damon, President
Lewis Russell and S. W. Bidwell, Vice.
Presidents Executive Committee, +. N
Srearus, A. p Upper, Geo Abbott, A
Enos, D. Perry, +. Piper.
LARGE GRowru.-Mr. John W. Buck
ley has some castor oil bean plants stand
ing in his front yard which are above
nine feet high, the trunks are about seven
inches in circumference at the hight oil
three feet from the ground and some Of
the leaves measure two feet aud one hall
across They are slightly plants surely.
CAMpMEET1NG AT SPRING GROVE -
Our camrneeting report was delayed IL
reaching Us until too late Tor Insertion
this week The weather has been uu
favorable, and through the week the at.
Tendance was comparatively light. Som,
very impressive disrourses wer, preached
aud much oarut stness was manifested il
the prayrrueeiings. We trust much
good has been accomplished The meet
ing will close to-day We shall give oul
readers full r-poIt next week
Glass No. 9 of the Methodist Sunda
Sunday Sch Oh in this place about week
ago t,cs,nted their teacher, Mr.. William
&. L,nswnr,h,, with an elegant silve
card receiver with the names Of thu
members Of tn. cas~ upon card attach
cd. Last Thu s'iay evening Mr.. aud Mrs
LaDgworlhy gave reception at ilei
residence to their combined classes, som,
fifteen couples, with Refreshments aud I'll
the appointments necessary to an enter
tainmeut Of this kind. All enjoyed ih
occasions very much aud considered /
profitable as well as pleasant.
DENTAL ENGINE-Among the many
improvements which have 60 C into use il
the various professions and busiuesse. o
the day, none is more apparently impor
tant and satisfactory than Morrison
Dental Engine. 1t is light, small. noise
less aud elegant. 1t secms to be jus
what is needed to excavate aud clean av
tiles, to polish filings, to clean teeth, Il
finish up plate work, TO drill holes 10
rivets, etc. 1t is model OF rgeuuit.
with adoption to its service, aud must b
an Indispensable appurtcnance to ever.
first class dental 'tfice. We are pleasc'
to note that DR.. Turrill has this as wei
as other improvements necessary TO keeI
up with the times.
EAST MIpDLrBuRY.-Thc East Middle
bury Grant aud Wilson club have week
ly discussions on the political issues Of tn
day, President Dan on in the chair. Tn
principal speakers at the meeting Lar
Thursday evening were Rev. S. W. Bid
well, Mr.. Walker, MIR. Lldd, aud A.
Upper, E>q. Mr.. BidwelI spoke Of tn
necessity Ut concentrated action, all
something of the success and record G
the Republican party. Mr.. Walker talk
ed on the San Domingo matter. exonera,
ing President Grant Mr.. Ladd's TT
marks were sensible aud practical. NJ
Topper was AS usual on the right sid'
aud his remarks were happy Speaker
assigned for next meeting. Messrs. Lad'
Walker and Maynard.
We cut the following from the Eai
Liverpool Ohio Gazette
With surprise aud regret we learn th'
we are to lose from our midst, Mr..
ID. Ktchel, our banker friend, who lea'
es to-day, Saturday for the West Il
dies I; change which he thinks wi
prove beneficial 10 his health, which HI
been rather poor. Mr.. Kitchel has bee
indenlf d with the bank since it W;
first established, aud our citizens ha,
ever found him courteous aud sffab
gentleman ia all his dealings. He pr,
poses retaining his interest in the baI
tor the present.. We wish him bon 10
aye,
Mr.. S. U. Krieder of Greensbur
will have charge Of the bank until VI
Kuchel returns.
HowEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS, Me-
AGgHIE. &c We pres me BY this tiu
,Ncrj one Ii aware that Wednesday, u
18th, is the lime fixed for the exht
Aiob VI AhiS NhSi diiIuNilFI tSidbAiF
ment. 1t will he the last show Of q
season aud unques,ionahlJ the be,
From the present. Indications there W
be large turnout, for there seems to
general disposition to make the day
holiday. 1t offers hos: of varied al
novel attractions, and We feel assure
from all we have heard aud read Of How
establishment, that il will more than Fl
I'll the exp ctations which have been ia
ed in regard to it. All who attend W
therefore have good time. The gra
procession through the streets will be
most magnificent affair, aud our irien
from the country should be in town ei
~ 70 as not TO miss the novel sight.
will be in Bristol ON the 24lh, aud Bra
dan ,,, th.. 9th