The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-04-23
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TUESDAY, APRIL, %, 1872.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Middlebury.


"A new lot OF indistructible doll
heads lust receiy ed at the Register Book
Store.
The people like it Like what ?
Like the splendid wall paper purchased
at the Register Book Store.
The ladies are pleased with the new
and elegant rose tint initial paper pur-
chased at the Register Book Store.
Another arrival OF splendid knives
and scissors, just received at the Register
Book Store. Call and examine them.
MAY FLowERs.-The editors return
than ks to Willie G. Douglas for a fine
large boquct of the first wild flowers we
have seen this season.
Case & Rider have a good assort-
ment of plants from Forestdale, also
drugs, medicines, paints, oils, and every
thing found at country drug stores.
Benson Il Andrews have just
crowded more fresh canned goods into
their store, and they have as complete
variety as can be found anywhere.
Superintendent Sade will meet the
Middebury school teachers for public
examination, at the graded school house
in this village, on Friday next at O'Clock
a. m.
HEROIC DEEDS OF HEROIC WOMEN
We saw yesterday photograph of rel
ic of the late fire, preserved by woman,
1t was well and nobly done, and reflects
credit upon her.
Junior exhibition at Academy Hall
this evening, The plan of reserved seats
may be found at the Register Bookstore
until near the time of commencing exer-
cises.
Post Warner No. l6 G. A. h re-
ceved an addition Of three members, at
their meeting on Saturday evening They
voted to take measures to observe the
usual decoration day upon the 30th Of
May next, with appropriate exercises, |
Parties wishing dyeing of any kind,
will do well by calling on Benson e. An
drews, who are agents for the Burlington
Steam Dye works. They have the price
list, will take your orders and give them
attention.
Mrs. Kinw orthy, widow of the late
James Unworthy recently fell down a
flight of stairs and was considerably in
iured. Mr. Myron Langworthy has also
lately had similar mishap though without
serious injury.
CAucus.-The Republican caucus held
in Middlebury Friday evening, j. NJ
Slade, Jr., presiding, elected as delegates
to the Bellows Falls Convention, l.. E
Knapp, A. S. Tracy, l. M. Trip. AL
ternates, j. Cobb, j. NJ. SIade, Jr., L. c.
Barrows.
SPRING GooDs.-E. r. Clay has got
his goods back since the fire, and replac
ed those which were lost, and now has
millinery goods for the million, to suit
all customers as to price and quality
His new Spring styles are splendid, sc
the ladies say.
-Quilp says That able bodied stu
dent who was carry ng two chairs fol
himself and lady, to sit and observe tho
fire, was quite indignant when some O.
the rowdes snatched them away and tol(
him he had better be at work on thu
brakes.
Coates & Rider have now renovated
beds for many of our citizens, and al
without exception, pronounce the value
of the process almost inestimable. The
feathers are improved, vermin and ANNA
matter removed and the ticks cleaned i
necessary. A matter of cleanliness nj
family can afford to let this opportunit.
pass without improvement.
List of letters remaining in tn
Post Office, Middlebury, VT, April 20
1872:
GENTS: Charles Atkins; Charlie
Berl Berned Levi Brown; j. w. Call
F. P. Cheney; Albert Hunt; Harmon
Perkins; j. G. Smith; Hiram II. With
erell Mr.. Marsh, FIX Ambassador t.
Prussia. LADIES Miss Bell Abbott
Miss Lib Deloug; Mrs. Harriet NJ. j
Fuller; Mrs. II. o. Flanagan; Mis-
Alice Goodro, 2.
UpuoLsTERINd EsTADLIsuMENT.-Ml
l.. w. Huntington has fitted up rooms i
the building formerly occupied for Clay
Grain Store, near the Railroad track
where he will give his attention to repair
ing paror furniture, manufacturing mat
tresses, lounges etc.. renovating hair maj
tresses, and do anything in the upho
STEERING line to order. Mr.. Huntington
work can always be relied upon as dor
upon honor, as every one knows who ha
ever had occasion to investigate the ma
ter.
Frank Church Esq, of Denver.
graduate of Middlebury College in 1856!
las been elected Superintendent {
Schools for the County of Arapaboe, Co
orado. We are indebted to him for
copy of the annual report of the Superb
tendent of Public Instruction in the TIE
ritory. This report is formidable do
ument of 1873 octave pages, detailing tt
condition of the schools, school house
finances, morals, giving statistics, full a
counts OF cAuuludtlOuS VI tVoOuSio' tSaSi
ers institutes. the operation of the scho
laws, criticising text books, district of
GERS. the relation ofparents to the school
making recommendations upon numeroV
subjects connected with the school int
ests and to these are added learned di
QUESTIONS upon school discipline, metho'
Of teaching, and other kindred topics.
indicates a faithful and laborious perforr
ance Of duties and is valuab bic doc
ment,
EAST MIDDLEBURY.-The Glen Hou
cider guzzlers are stirred up. Last We
nesday Sheriff Trip introduced o.
friend Farr to Justice Upper to answ
for few spiritual manifestations III
have occurred in and about his hotel al
our streets at various times during t
last few months. The mediums a
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