The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-02
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TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1879.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD


Ice cream, Soda water, Saratoga
water, and a variety of cold drinks at
-S5eldons saloon.
WAYrEp.-Mr. U. d. Twitchell wants
= quantity Of unwashed wool from 90 TO
40 cents, and washed at So to Gu cents
The spacious apartments occupied
bv Mr. Russel-remoyed to Burlington
can now be reuted by application to
s. b, Rockwell. <"
The extreme heat oyercame one
young LADY, at the Methodist church, last
Sunday evening, and she tainted. She
revived on being taken into the air.
Drugs, medicines, chemicals, per
fumer7 toilet and fancy articles, coniec'
tionery, paints, oils varnishes, glass put
tv, &C., at Case Il Riders.
Advertised letters for the week end
ing. June 20, 1872.
w. n. Gray, Moses Hamilton John
McCue. William McCue, Mrs. Mary
Jane Rider, Rev. Z. II. Squire.
The stores in Middlebury will gen
orally be closed on the Fourth. Near
Il ali of them have already acceded to
such an arrangement, and the others Will
be likely to join in this appropriate OBJ
spyauce. .,
-Laugworthy X Bond are still re-
ceiying new summer goods In all depart
ments of their trade. In clothing hats
and cans trunks, paper goods, linen suits,
Ec &c Their store is chock full. Gail
and see them.
The Addison County Court resumed
session, Yesterday morning, for the trial
Of the Shackett divorce case. A large
volume of testimony was taken, on behalf
Of the petitioner, without bringing that
mart of the case to conclusion.
Horace f. White, formerly OF Yer
mont. graduate Of the Episcopal lnst,'
tute in Burlington, Of Middlebury Col
lere. class of 1869, and Of Columbian
College Law School at Washington, class
ofls7l, has settled in Chicago tor the
Spractice Of his profession
Y Edward j Davenport, graduate
MMiddlebury College in the last clafs'
haA been appointed Deputy Clerk OF the
District Court in Minneapolis, Wis. The
Minneapolis Evening News speaks OF
him as "a young man Of considerable ie'
gal promise"
Quite humber ot our people visit
ID the great Jubilee for longer OF
shorter visit, and they generally think
thew were well paid for their time and ex'
nense These who call it q "humbug'
saw that it i. such a stupendous one al
to DO worth seeing rs such.
Attention is called TO the advertise
mept Of an auction sale Of horses, harnes
ses. wagons, moving machines, hay hoops
buffalo robes, barn furniture, etc. il
considerable quantities, at the Steel
Barn" in Middlebury village, near NJ
G. Foote'S, On Friday July 9th, at II
O'Clock a. m. BY ov rsight Of the print
err the notice was omitted last week.
\>LARaE SrRAwBIRRIEs.--Mr. ALDER
Chapman last week, exhibited TO us
huge strawberry which measured nv
inches IL circumference. We tested IT
favor and found it to be unsurpassed. l.
this connection we should say tina
Mr.. NJ. b. Williamson of Cornwall ais
left with US larger collection OF spec
mems, and but little inferior in size; S
that cur stock of strawberries would b
eomrlete by the addition of few quar-
Of berries from each of the other garder
II town.
"A meeting has been called for Wee
~ oesday evening, tomorrow to consu
with reference TO Reorganization ofaGoo
Samaritan Temperance Society. Soci
ties of this character have been organize
in various towns throughout the Stat
and in consequence, in all such place
good-much good has been accomplishe
It is to be hoped, and expected, tn
such a gathering will be had, as will
cure the form alton Of such an organizatio
We need it. five are to preserve Mi
ilebury from falling as low in sentime
and practice as some other places, ma
five hope to elevate the community
the vital question of temperance al
thus keep up healthy opinion, we mu
have specific, associated action. Let
have it. Let our churches take the lea
Let all Wne profess 10 pe 'uo i'en' VI
world" and 'tho salt Of the earth" sh'
themselves to be such in this importa
particular. Aud let those who dc
make any profession Of that sort ma
one of good sort by rallying for t
organization and support ofsuch socie
Remember then the meeting Wedn
Jay tomorrow evening", at the vest
Of the Congregational church, and IL
the hour Of the meeting is y o'clock.