The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-12-30
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M,ddieburY.
Cash raid Tor pclts at Clay, Wilcox
Il Hydc's.
u. d Twitchell will pay 42c. for
washed and Csc. for unwashed wool. Cash
paid for pells.
If you want first class overcoat
for man or hoy, you can buy it at
cost Of L. A. Bond.
Those Of our subscribers who have
engaged to bring US wood ON account, are
requested 20 bring it at once.
A little boy, two years old, son of
Mr.. james Haley Of this village, died
yesterday morning Of canker rash.
All persons owing +. y. Bond ac-
counts of over thirty days standing are
requested to call and settle January LIST,
without further delay.
Tho Middlebury National Bank will
make the usual scmi.anuual dlvi-
dend of five per cent free Of govern
meat tax, on the 1st Of January.
The Bible depository for Middle.
bury is now located at the residence OF
Rev. + Smith. where bibles may be OBJ
taiued at cheap rates.
just received at Thompson's, Avi.
Jude, the new game of birds Also,
other new parlor games for the winter
evenings. Entirely new styles OF ladies ;
note, also white square envelopes.
The Middlebury Cornet Club gave
an exhibition at School House Hall in
Vergenncs, last Friday evening, to fair
audience. The Vergennes people called
the entertainment good one.
-Yon will find everything usually
kept 10y druggists, among which are pure
drugs, medicines, periumcrics, toilet and
fancy goods, candies in great variety &c.
at Case a. Riders.
Among the events of the week for
Niiddlebury was the marriage Of ia
NJ. Slpde, Jr., Esq, rising youog law
yer, aud Miss Mary Rowley, youngest
daughter 'ef, DIR. S. T. Rowley, of this
place.
Norrcn.-Tbere will be Watchnight
services in the NJ Il. church on Wcdnes-
day evening. TIE usual Thursday even.
lug prayer meeting will be omitted.
There will be communion services in
tie same church next Sabbath.
AccIDENT.-W Walter l.. Sheldon, stu.
dent in the High School. had the misfor-
tune to break both bones of one of his
arms near the wrist, by an accident Oh
the ice on Christmas day. The bones
were set by DR.. Day and the patient is
doing well.
FARMERS MovEMENT.-W are re.
qncsted to say that Mr.. z. T. Jamson
of Ira-burgh, Deputy OF the Patrons Of
llusbaudry, who was to address the far.
mers Of Mi'idIebury last Friday evening,
was detained in Rutland until too late Tor
the train north that evening, but will
meet those who Wish to hear the objects
of the Patrons OF ilusbaudry explained,
on Friday evening next, at the Town
Hall, at o'clock,
We regret to have to record the
death of Mr.. Frank Il. Hope, one c our
most euterPrsIng young mechanics, who
died Of inflammation Of the bowels OF
Thursday last, after Il short but severe
illness. 1t il but few months since Mr.
Hope commenced the blacksmthng bus
mess in this village by his industry
fair dealing aud strict attention to hi,
business he had won the confidence ant
respect OF this community, and his los
will be felt by all who knew him, FL,
had expected to have been married OF
Christmas the day Of his sad and untime
y death, lis funeral was largely at
tended ON Saturday at the Roman Cath
Ole chnrch.
MIDDLEBuEY LECTURE ASSOCIATION
BY referring to our advertising column
it will be noticed that d rare musica
treat never before enjoyed by the citizen
OF Mddlebury and vicinity, is about Il
be offered, grand concert to be given OF
the evening Of January Sth, by the Cam
lila Urso Concert Company, composed
entirely of first class artists. The mer
mention OF the name of Madame Camil
Urso an artist acknowledged by all tn
best jud yes. to have few, if any equals
should OF itself, be sufficient to draw
crowded house. Adding the combine,
talent Of The company, we are sure that
all who fail TO attend will regret it.
The LADIES LIBRARY. "A few day
since we peeped into the pleasant apart
ments of the Ladies' Library" an
We're astonished to witness its vigorou
prosperity. The association owes its ex
islence principally to the energy aud pub
Ifr-,Yirit Of Mrs. Prof Robbins, who's
remova fsA'q town few years since W
have so MUGS reason to regret. SIEVE
years ago it begNn in small way, con
tent 10 occupy Medium sized bookcas
in the rear of Mr., NArbours store. Sine
it has grown with RAJ strides until no
it claims tor its accom50 dation one oil tb
pri cipal front rooms in\Nr Buttolph
Block aud numbers over sNyen hundre
volumes.
We do not believe the peopIAof Mic
dlebury anu vicinity are aware how grea
privilege they have in this libraN,
Is certainly one OF the beat collections
books We have ever seen. lis shelves al
not burdened with old, superan uate
books, which some Que about to break Il
housekeeping has been very generous
prompted TO give but It's volumes are Il
most without exception standard work
selected by judieious committee, adapt,
to the wants OF the members, and pa
for in cash raised by the enterprise of IL
ladies' The associa ion are now able
purchase desirable new books as soon
they are issued. We find here move
enough to last any man--or woman
lifetime; ceTtainly all any one ougM
read in lifetime. But we lind prop
proportion Of books in other department