The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-14
.Miooleburp 8t0isttr.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Niudlehury.

with Benson d Andrews.
Benson q Andrews are still recciv
ing orders for the Burlington Dye Hous'
Prime white winter wheat flour u
Chapman Bros. for $1,000 per barrel.
DR.. THRILLS Office will be closed 70
repairs, from the 20;h to the Goth Of thi
month.
The Middlebury Choral Societ.
meets at the Lecture Room OF the Con
frerational church in this village, every
Tuesday evening.
Go TO Case & Riders for everything
sually kept in frst.class drug stores
Prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded at all hours.
George b. Nichols ct al. Of Boston
ave lust recovered S19Sl against the
crmont Central Railroad Company, fol
sool destroyed by fire at the Middlebury
epot in 1871
Mr. +. Morrill, has established an
gency for the sale Of the Weed Family
Sewing Machine in Middlebury. The ad
ertisement says, enquire at the Post
)fhce."
u. d. Twitchcll. Esq, was showing
wo pound potatoes Of The Peachblow va
ETY., in our streets on Saturday last. lie
lises such upon his farm on College hill
C are told. Thirty potatoes to the bush
isn't a bad showing,
Advance copies Of the life Of Mrs.
(mma Willard, native of Middlebury
ritten by Rev. DR.. Lord, the historical
|cturer, are out The volume is hand.
|mely bound. and is embellished with an
,curato steel portrait Of the subject.
The New Orleans Ministries exhib.
ed at Academy Hall last Saturday even
g. They had a full house and won the
pproba:ion of ali their audience. The
bncert was really superior. The harr
blo and some Of the songs were encored
Enthusiastically.
NEITHER SrRAyED NOR STOLEN .-Ac'
bunts against number Of parties have
bme into the possession of Mr.. j. l.
uttclph who desires the owners to pay
harges and take them away. If the
after is not attended to at an early day
will be obliged to sen them to some
wyer.
E Il. Smith, Esq, announces else
here in this issue, his agency for the
Windsor County Mutual Fire Insurance
ompapy. This company is winning
lends everywhere in the State, and We
ave no doubt the agent will have enough
do in this line, as soon as the company
comes known in this vicinity.
Il L. Wright, Ed, of Cornwall ont
our prominent short born breeders, i
much at home in fruit raising, as ii
ock raising. a generous basket OF ap
es including a large Dumher of his va
ties is our immediate reminder. He ha
quantity of the best winter apples 70
lie. samples Of which may be seen at thu
ore of sheldon Il Co., in this village.
Letters that have laid in this pos
hce one month or more.
GENTS LIsr.-Seneca w. Allen, Joe
roveon, Joshua Forrest, Frank Stimson
c. White, John NJ Nichols John n
Woodbury., Joseph Ataway.
LADIES List -Emerett Fisher, Mrs
liza Nudge, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mis-
liza A. Dourkea, Miss Helen Barre.
When any Of the above are wante'
ease inquire for advertised letters.
MIppLEpuRY LECTURE CouRsE-Th
ctures Of the course for 1884 will b.
hcialy announced in few days w
e able to give at this time the name
lecturers and lectures and dates o
cturcs of the following
Oct 81. j G. Holland.
Dec. lst. Hon. Wm. Parsons.
Dec. 10. John b. Cough
Feb. 6. Prof. } W. Churchill.
January, Camilla Urso Concert CO
And either Mast or Chaplin will be putt
fill out the course Of six entertainment
bit a. what date we cannot now say
Their lectures may also be added.
&C. Ticknor, Esq of St. Louis, Nc
3TlllcIlN vi lliiS ieto btNli HlNii'
g few weeks visiting his friend
ere. He has been suddenly calle
pine and he leaves this morning fo
lie west. His many friends regret IT,
ecessity of so early a departure, bl
sh him u safe journey and prospe
Is business. The financial disturbaI
5 in New York, where his firm hay
ktensive business relations, thong
BIT affecting them directly, has rel
cred it necessary for them to curta
Rcations and give unusual scrutiny
lsiness. Mr.. Ticknor's elegant res
ence is not sold and is still in Il
hnds of Stewart 4 Eldredgc. y
DIED.-In Middlebury, Oct. 6. Thadde'
ralter Waller, aged 2 years and
onths. He was the subject of the grea
It suffering for twenty-four weeks.
|e first place ne had the measles Th
sease settled upon the lungs and final
|ok the form of consumption, aud &c
mated in his death as above state
e was Il very aiiectionate child, mar
sting his gratitude for the care
|ceived, in his own way, but unmistak
y, and he bore his suffering with gre
rtitude. When the hour of final d
tuition came he kissed his parents al
Prise good bye, as though he knew
as going The blow is an especial
we're one to the doting parents and
Fmpathies Of the community are ava
ped for them in their sad bcrcaveme
THE COLLEGE SQUIRREL HURT
stitution, though of comparatively
ent establishment, has become quit
bpular one, and deservedy SO. I'll
Elect fine day in early October a
be whole College has a holiday for ran
log over the country, and those W
uniting procivities organize for gra
,nt A II tho shotounc and Souatin