The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-11-19
MiddleburY.

Aotos
Drugs, medicines, perfumery confec-
tionery, paints, oils, glass, putty, condition
powders by the pound SO. at Case q
Riders.
Look at Langworthy & Bonds new
advertisements in another column, they
offer special inducements in winter cloth.
ing and furnishing goods.
Sunday and Monday Of this week
were beautiful days. We almost hope
such weather will be continued, yet the
past few moths experience, makes the
hopo faint.
Amy Stones troupe gave an enter.
tainment at Academy Hall on Tuesday
evening. Amy always pleases those who
patroniae her. She is one OF the best
actors that has ever visited Middlebury.
The members of the Lecture Associ.
alton will bear 10 mind that new checks
for seats will have to be obtained for
each Lecture, which can be procured two
days previous, at the store Of n. p.
Barbour and at the door on the night of
the Lecture.
Unclaimed letters that have remain.
ed in the Post Office at Middlebury. VT,
since Oct. 18th, 1872.-LAprEs List
Julia o. Eldredge, Mary L. Mulllgan,
Eliza Page. GENr's Lisr.-1saac Gibbs,
Joseph Goodro. Peter Jangraw, j. NJ.
King, Victor F.. Smith. James Stevens, Il.
N Tyler.
The Middlebury Paper Company
made trial of their force pump on Sat.
urday, and it worked to charm. 1t
throws two solid streams through inch
and a half nozsles with great force and
stesdiness over the highest buildings.
With this apparatus, buildings, mills, and
factories in large radius around the bridge
will DO comparatively safo.
The horse disease seems to DO gen.
orally diffused throughout tho country.
The Vsrmonter says Stevens, and also the
Franklin house stables arc full of diseas.
ed horses, and that it is difficult to ge,
horses for any purpose, at this time. All
the horses 10 and about Middlebury, are
more or less affected with this disease in
mild type.
The neatest and most complete de-
vico that We saw on the night of the late
torchlight procession, was made by the
proprietor of the Photograph saloon in
Sheldon's block 1t was made by put
ting dark paper up in front of Eve win.
\dows and cutting the word Grant, or one
letter to each window, and Illuminating
therooms on the inside, which brought out
distinctly letters almost as large as the
window. There might have been others as
nice, but we did not see them.
On Tuesday evening 8. R. Bottoms
horse took fright at an umbrella, which
was left open in his wagon, and ran, and
did not stop until he brought up against
the corner of Sheldon h Co.'S. store. The
conclusion was so great as to lay bin out,
and it was thought to be clear case OF
suicide, but he soon recovered, and is $50
as to be about" 1t was found that the
milk cans were indented, and the wagon
generally demoralized. y
HSExIoR EXHIBITION. The class Of '73
of Midd!ebury will give an exhibition Oh
Tuesday evening Nov. 26th, at the Acad-
envy Hall. Exercises to consist Of orations,
poem, debate and colloquy, music furnish
ed by .he Middlebury Choral Society aud
the College Quartette, under the direction
81 Prof. Z. II. Higley. An admission
fee Of rs cents will no charged to d fray
expenses All the seats reserved. Tickets
at the Register Bookstore. --
Oliver Kenworthy and wife and son
James were brought before Justice Slads
\for drunkenness. and fined IS and costs
each. Kenworthy and son were also ar.
raigned for resisting the officers and fin
ed IS and costs each, fines and costs
amounting to S03S0. They we're bound
to keep the peace in the sum of 500
each, and appear at June term of County
Court for trial
George Pinney was foed IS and costs
for drunkenness.
H. NJ. Siade, Esq, Of this place
leaves for Washington the 26th OF tbiy
month, m We understand TO spend jAbt
winter at the Capital, and during his stay
there will attend to claims at present il
bis hands against the governmental and any
others that may DC committed to hii
charge. His address will DO simply
Washington. d. q. A good opportunity
is offered for those who desire assistance
in pensions aud other claims through one
who is to be present on the ground.
"A Praise Meeting was held at the
Methodist church Sabbath evening. II
was conducted BY the pastor, and consist.
ed Of the singing of the portions of famil
lar hymns and tunes, arranged by Dr.
Tourjee, Of Boston, interspersed with
prayer and remarks. 1t was very in.
teresting and successful meeting. The
hymns and tunes were on slips Of paper
and were distributed to each person il
the audience. The vestry was full ono
I'll seemed to participate in singing to thu
praises Of God. Another similar meetin,
will be held next month
1T would seem that tho spruce younl
man who acted as agent fol Madam,
Bishop. who leotured here few day.
since on Divorce, was scamp. He lief
us in the lurch, but by little persuasion
at some distance from here. he was indu
eed to settle the bill Mrs. Bishop say
he used her means to the amount 800
She is after him in earnest.
INSURANCE MArrERs.-Whie the in
sured all over the country are anxiousl
waiting for developments which will in
dictate the financial soundncss or unsound
ness os the companies IN which thei
property is insured, our readers will b
glad to learn the following particular
with regard to companies represented b
N. j. Francisco of Rutland, and j DAy
EXPORT of Middlebury.
The North British Losses at Boston vii
NOR a-aaaI QGnQ A0n