The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-03-05
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bbacro, at Benso Il Andrews.
Benson & Andrews are just recciv-
BIZ more fresh canned goods, pickles,
Go aud sec if Benson 4 Andrews
an't show you the finest variety oil
Iigars and tobacco, kept in town.
-Four persons united with the Con-
Ercgational church, last Sunday, three on
Profession of faith.
Rev. George Severance preached
i East Mddlebury, last Sunday.
-Langworthy Il Bond have received
bew spring goods in dry goods, hats and
baps trunks, ladies shoes ETC. Call early
Ind make your selections.
Rev. A. F. Bailey will give Tenn
perance. Poetical, Medical Lecture at
Tupper's Hall, East Middlebury, Friday
evening next, March Sth.
Great chance for a bargain in the
purchase of a first rate farm at auction
lin New Haven on Monday March llth,
known as the Stephen Remelc farm on
Munger st. containing los acres.
In the agricultural department We
give the remainder of Mr.. Prindle's ex-
cellent article on Fruit Culture in the
Champain Valley" this week The
subject is ably handled All our read.
ers will be interested in it.
Town MEErINGs.-W desire to pub
fish full reports of the doings of all the
towns in Addison County at their meet
ings to-day, in our next issue. Will town
clerks, or other friends, forward such re-
ports to us, Immediately after the close
Of the meetings.
i will notify the citizens Of Middle
bury and the public at large that all who
wish to have their Magazines and period
4 icals bound can have them done at my
residence in good durable binding on short
notice, also old books rebound or repaired
as the case may be. II. Richardson.
HONEST Men FOR OfFICE.-Whatever
other qualifications candidates for Office
may have, be sure to insist upon honesty
rs an essential requisite without which
no man is fit for position of responsible
lily. Carry this principle into every
election, however small the Office may be.
"A Society was organized in this place
last Saturday evening, called the Middle
bury Choral Society, to attend the inter-
national Jubilee at Boston, in June
Singers in adjoining towns desiring to
join the chorus, are required to leave
their names at the Register Book Store
this week.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office March ID
LADIES LIST Miss Mary Derby,
Miss Flora l.. Boardman, Miss Lucinda
Nichols, Mrs. S. B. Wilson, Mrs. James
Sullivan. GENTLEMAN's LIST IL. n.
Frederick, f. Cote, Clerk, Wallace
Walker, William Watkins, Palva Vain
right Mitchell II. Williamson, James
Sullivan, Edward Labouuty, James Mi
han.
Albert Chapman, Esq, has opened
an Office in the sales room Of the Middle
bury Wooden Company, whore he or his
clerk may be found during the regular
business hours of each day. He will re-
ceive orders for fruit trees, show his ag-
ricultura implements, and explain the
working of the best dairy churn ever
made. He will also wait upon customers
purchasing cloths or bringing pelts and
wool for exchange.
"A tub with a false bottom, itly
characterized the annual meeting of the
Addison County Temperance Society, or
rather the position its member took, in
the meeting to nominate a County Com.
missioner For it made the chief depcn-
dence Of the Temperance cause to be
Law rather than the Gospel Give u;
the Gospel first and prominently, for the
Law, and then the Law will do good
service for the Gospel.
Now is THE TINE TO PURCHASE Wool
EN- CLoTHs-The high prices of wool are
just beginning to have their effect upor
wooden cloths, and our people will dc
well to inspect the fine assortment o.
styles of honest cloths at the salesroom o
the Middlebury Wooden Factory, and lay
in supply for the year, ifthey find Their
such as suit them. We are satisfied the,
cannot fail of being pleased with on
homo manufactures. Mr.. Chapman i
there ready to wait upon those who ma,
call. Prices have not yet been raised a
this establishment.
FITZPATRICK s LEcTuRE.-By misap
prehension of the arrangements for seats
at the next lecture, we announced las
week that onl y those from out of tow
would have seats reserved. But we nov
understand that it was designed that a.
the seats in the house should be reserved
and checks given, good for the number
on the checks. None could be misled
their disadvantage however, for sma
bills were issued, giving the inlormatc
of this mistake, before the drawing con
menced. Besides, there are still plent
of good seats for those who will attend
the drawing to-day. There are indies
tions of a very full house. Rememb'
Wednesday evening.
WATER PRooF LEATHER PREsERvER
We the undersigned citizens and busne
men of Vergennes and vicinity havir
tried and thoroughly tested DR.. Gable
Water Proof Leather Preserver do heret
certify that we find it to be the best art
Gle for softenng and giving gloss GOO
as new to harnesses, boots and shoes
anything we have ever tried and we mo
heartily recommend it to the use of Il
public generally. Edw. Wheeler Adam
& Foster, G. f. Skiff, II. A. Scott, v
W. Rogers, w. NJ. Spooner, +. Brad
j. Gregory Jr., G. w. Strong, +.
Landon, H. Perry, +. Adams, w.
Smith, II. L. Taylor, s. j, Benedict '
Hanks, G, G. Robinson, j. i. Lewis,
j. McCuen, II. Sanford, j. II. Johnso
s. B. Martin, +. Langdon, W. b. Pre-
ton. Manufactured and sold by N.
March, Middlebury VT