The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-23
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Middlebury.
New fall goods at Chapman Bros.

Lamps and lanterns in endless varie.
at Chapman Bros.
baltimore oysters at Ainsworth 4
Podgc's on and after Saturday,ScptZ -
A lot Of good flour barrels at f. a.
oud's, for fifteen cents each.
-.Finklc & Lyon sewing Machine need
IS fuckers and attachment, at Alden IL
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Copies of the REGISTER may be found
sale at the news depots, Alden Il Cos,
nd De- Days, in this village.
The Middlebury Choral Society will
old their next meeting this Tuesday
venipg.
New goods in great abundance in
very variety Prices low at f. A.
Boud's.
A carload Of flour ground from new
heat at great reduced prices, at Aims
vorth Il Dodges.
FLOUR NoTlcE We are selling prime
Minnesota -four aud best st Louis pastry
our at prices that can't be beat. All
our warranted at Chapman Bros
TnANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.
Henry Branch for fine basket Of grapes
,ft at our Office last Friday for which we
rpder thanks.
u. D. Twitchell will pay 20 and
&c. for unwashed, and 80 to 40c. Tor best
ashed wool next Tuesday, at Wooden
EOS. cloth store.
"A lively interest is taken in the pro.
osed gymnasium, and parties interested
meet tomorrow evening at the Office OF
}. f. Smith Esq. to discuss the matter
nd organize.
Judge Cook has rented portion Of
Rev. Mr.. Ludlum's house on Washing.
pn street. MIR. Ludlum is about remov-
ng to East MiddIebury, where he is pas
or of the NJ. f. Church.
E. r. Clay has got his new fall and
Finter goods from market, and for guam
ty and quality they cannot be easily
urpussed. The stock includes millinery,
nd dress goods, shawls, fancy articles
&c.. &c.
Drugs, medicines, chemicals, confec-
iouery, perfumeries, toilet and fancy
sSuds, paints, oils, varnishes, window
glass, S>utty, also prescriptions carefully
nd accurafcr>K> compounded at all hours,
BIT Case & Riders:~
Mrs Sylvester s. F0ete, OF the Pa
per Mill village, died CD Sundty.of last
week She was an estimable lady, well
Known in Weybridge as the wife and al.
forwards the widow Of Sylvanus Hall.
She was the mother Of Mrs f. Miller Of
hat town.
Ladies who have flowers exposed to
he weather will probably need no further
reminder of the necessity of carly atten-
ion to them thao the lrosts we have al
ready had, though not many, if any have
hus far been mi .rcd. It is well to look
hftcr them early.
The person who took book entitled
arthur Bnnnicastle" from the store OF
Alden Il Co., one afternoon last week.
without permission, had better return it
ht once. II you think that you are not
known YOU may find yourself greatly
mistaken.
"A M'ddlebury correspondent, Of the
Rutland Globe, in speaking of the music
pit the Methodist church in this place,
gives the wrong name as the regular or
ganist. Mrs. Hemau Langworthy Jr., at
present plays the organ for the church
service, aud Miss Mary |. Bennett play,
the melodeon for the Sunday School They
bave excellent music by the choir, under
the direction OF Mr. j. NJ. Peek as chor.
lister.
We present our readers, this week, a
larger amount than usual, even, Of origin
al matter Our correspondence is of a
very interesting character and will be
read with care. Among the letters are
description Of Montpelier industries just
commenced, and to be continued next
week, night upon Grand View, an ac.
count Of the annual meeting of the Amer.
lean Association for the Advancement oil
Science, our Brooksvile correspondence
&c. ~
BURNED TO DEATm.-Tuesday night a
Freuchman named La Bounty, living
about two miles north of Middlebury vii.
lage. was burned to death 1t seems he
was driving home, had Fl and fell upon
a lighted lantern that was in the wagon
When found his clothing was nearly
burned off, and his back cooked to crisp
DR.. 4. p. Russell was called aud finally
a council consisting of Drs Russell, Eddy
and Day. and everything was done to re.
leve his suffering aud save his life but
of no avail. He lived about two days,
but was unable to speak
Since the above was in type We are in
formed by DIR. Day that a post morton
examination revealed the fact that the e
itself would have proved fatal, and pro-
badly was, the cause of his DEATH
Posi- OFFIcE.-List of letters that have
remained in this Office one month or more
GENTS LIsT-Perry Bingham, w. X
Sheriff., 2, S Sbrane, Robt Reid,
Fred II Paul, J. W. Paul, James Mar
tin, Edward Fuller 2, John V. Bicknell
George Carpenter, Jr., Chas. Hubbard
Michael Burke or his heirs late of Co.
9th VI Vol. LADIES LIST Mrs. l.
p. Stone, Mrs. Hattie Rogers, Mrs. Thur
mao b Holley, Mrs Lorraine Grain, Mr.,
All'e Hulhurt, Miss Mary Stone, Mis-
Maud Coleman. II any OF the above ar,
wanted please call for advertised letters
SUDDEN DEATH Mrs. Fred A Lelahc
OF East Middebury was found dead il
her bed last Friday morning The da,
before she had bren to Middlebury an,
had made her will, From this crcum
stance and some others which we are no
able now to state with accuracy, it wa
thought by many that she had committe'
suicide by taking poison. A post morten
examination was held oy Prof. w. G. Til
| den and Dr. e. II Curripr from this nlac