The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-29
,tlioolrburp Nrgisttr.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1872.
RUTLAND AND BuRllNtitr Tbl1RoAp
lIiddIebury.

Just received new ana cNWusiNV
assortm, nj Of Lrdsers. aud Day-hooks, at
The Reg 20 30 k Sire
--Thusc who have asked Hcu citdi'
at the Rcgi,tcr Book Store, are informed
that the time it. cut, aud payment W on
all such short accounts is desired, and
must be paid III short time.
See Nj. A. Monroe's notice in an-
other column. 1t would seem that "fn'i
Sheridan" is again to be stationed IN
M,ddlebury where he has many admir-
ers.
The wild geese a:e going South. On
Sunday night large flock pissed over
this village. They were as NOISY aud
clamorous as a set of excited politicians
all talking at oucc.
Prof. Z II. Iligley will meet and
instruct the children Of the Congregational
Sunday School, in singing, every Satur1
day afternoon for the next two months
1t will be au opportunity which everyone
should avail themselves OF.
Our subscribers who are 10 arrears
for the REGISTER, are hereby informed
that payment Oh all balances due Is de-
sired We do not often make this Kind
Of request-never, only When we mean
it. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Mrs. Bishop gave a lecture on Di-
vorce last week in Academy Hall, to a
small audience 1t was not what some
supposed it would be, scoldpg lecture
about Womau's Rights, but veritable
history Of woman in deep afiiction' y
LLChas. Z Piuney, teller in the Mid
dlebury Bank, has been lying dangerous.
" i'll at the residence OF his mother, 10
the south part OF the town. lie is now
considered much better, which is very
gratifying news to his many friends and
acquaiutances.
The weather is awful. The sky is
dead, he,vy cad color, and seems irown'
lug and scowipg a. if in i'll humor. II
raius nearly all the time, aud the roads
are getting almost impossible, which
makes great stsgnaiion in all kinds OF
business
of Co X, 81 Rcgt V. NJ, are hereby no
tilted to meet at the Armory, on Thurst
day, the 3lst of October, at Z o'clock.
p. NJ, as business Of importance will
come before the Company.
e. By order d. MARTIN, Capt.
"A writer in the Rutland Herald
speaking Of late temperance meeting
holden in this place. say: 1t va, quite
Interesting aud well attended. Speeches
we're made by several pe,sous Of AN Inter
esting character.
The "severul persons Of AN interesting
character" will. perhaps, not feel latter
ed hy these remarks OF the sstute Herdfd
correspondent
j. b. Brown Of b idTort. Vt, scui
natural curiosity to the REGISTER pflicc,
in the share Of IA puff hnl or fungus,
measuring in circumference, when first
taken up, over four feet. This, alter all
il u small puff when compared with the
seli.esteem and vanity Of some political
speakers, who come from some rural dis
trct little way off and get themselves
dubbed Col. or something smaller
Olive Logan will deliver the second
lecture of the Middlebury course, on the
evening of the 22d of November. The
starting of this course is full Of promise
Wendell Phillips gives the first lecture
on Thursday evening of next week, Nov
7. Then COMES Olive Logan Oh the -
and later we shall hear Murray, Hawley
Mcdonald and others, all of eminent
ability aud extended reputation. Season
tickets obtained at reduction.
ALMOST FIaE-One day last week
mau went into Mr.. Listers shop, in The
upper part OF the Door Factory, and buit
fire at about = o'clock iu the morning
He left, aud soon afterwards smoke va
seen issuing from the room, and it was
found that sparks had communicated Ito a
pile Of shavings, near the stove. Thf fir,
was found to be well under way, ant
nothing but almost Instant effort saved
the hui ding from destruction. 1t strl ke
us that such buildings. used for such I
purpose. should be heated by steam, anC
nothing, else.
$40 REWARD is offered to men I,
mind their own business. A valuabl,
horse reported sick with Horse Disc asc'
is entirely false. I b. SMITH,
Proprietor Mddebury House
w ii BALDWIN, owner Of said horse.
1t would seem from the above tina
some envious person, or persons, are cir
culating tn e story that the horse diseas
has broken out in Middlebury, which J
calculated TO mislead the public mind
Up to this imo there is no appearance .
il.
The convention Of the Western Yer
mont MusicaI Association held in thi
place last We tx, was a brilliant success
Several distin guisbed vocali>ts We're pres
ept aud added largely to the interest c
the occasion. Prof Mietzke. of Rutlanc
presided at the piano aud pleased al
Prof. l.. o. Emerson was director an
made it succ, ~ MS he always does whe
be has the mat sriai to work with. Their
were two cence IT'S with good houses 4
the close OF the convention. Thursday al,
Friday evenings Our full report
crowded out this week.
-Caudor in he Rutlunl Herald say
in my account of the ate Addison Coul
" Fair. il our pl ace forgot to mentio
the exhibition OF span OF beautiful bac
horses owned by Mr.. Abrahm WiIiam-C
Of our village The aSe 10 hauds high
years old, aud god roadsiers. The
have trotted in " sgon together mi
10 $50. Their dociliry is wonderful
They will stand perfectly unconcernt
while trains of cars ,ue rushing by qui
near them. MIR. W. keeps them for
own use. Our county abounds with fl
horses, and when offer ed for sale Gud
read o marke