The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-12-09
MIddlebury
Middlebury.
u. D Twitehel will pay 4Oc. for
washed and PIC. for unwashed wool.

washed and PIC. for unwashed wool.
"A good heavy span of team horse
for sale. For PARTICULARS inquire at Thu
office.
.-Walton's Vermont Register for S74
for sale by Alden u Go. Mailed to any
address postage paid for. 10 cents.
Tho winter term Of the village
schools began yesterday.
Holiday goods are now displayed ii
the show windows of all our stores whicl
make a speciality Of that line
Mr. A. f. Stanley of Leicester, vii
lecture in East Middebury next Sunday
commencing u, | l o'clock a, IN.
+ A Bond has reduced prices on
over coats to twenty per cent. dowr
below cost. 4 fine assortment for botf
men and boys.
List of letters that have remained
in Middebury postoflice one month OF
more Solomon Hutchins, John L. Der.
nard, Ira Rice Henry Merrill
Case a. Rider have just returned
from market with large assortment OF
drugs, medicines, candies &C., candy from
25c to SOC per lb.
Case a. Rider have just received o
large assortment of toilet and fancy goods
periumurios, pungents NC. suitable for
the holiday trade.
Read the new advertisement Of
Alden e. Co. Now is the time to pur.
chase Their stock is complete and well
selected.
We are glad to observe that Mr.
Horace Cushman has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to be
out upon the street again.
Mrs John s. Buckley died on Sat
urday last and was buried on Monday
She was the daugher Of Mr.. p. O'Shea
also of this place. She was highly es.
tcemed among Der acquaintance.
The December term Of the Addison
County Court commences to-day. There
is considerable work laid out, but It is al
present impossible to say how much of il
will 90 over or break down.
We are glad tc learn that Mrs. b. s.
Beck with, and Mr.. A. j. Styles who
have been very sick with typhoid fever,
are recovering In each case we arc toG
however, that the Improvement is slow.
George Sexton of Brdport was last
week Monday brought before Justice
Slade and by him held in $500 &ouds
for breaking into the house of Henry
Beebc, Nov. 9th, and stealing S4l in
money. In default of bail ne was
committed.
We give considerable space, in thi,
issue to the Presidents annual message
emitting the discussions upon one or two
subjects in which we suppose our readers
would not be especially interested. For
wart Of space we shall have to defer until
next week the Congressional Committees
S. r. Bolton, formerly of the firm
DowDer, Bolton IL Allen, has taken tn,
saw mill, and sash, blind and door factory
which the above firm used to own, and hi
will attend to the wants Of this community
IN his iue. Those who have logs to be
sawed can hardly do better than bring
them here.
TEMPERANCE MEErING.-Tho Middle.
bury temperance Society are requested
to meet at the audience room of the Con-
gregationa Church on Sunday evening
December l4h, at 7 o'clock, at which
time Rev. Mr.. Hooker will repeat, by
request, the discourse which he delivered
on Thanksgiving day. Alter the ser
vices matter Of business will be pre-
sented BY order of the Committee.
Come one, Come all. The mem
bers of the NJ. f. Society in this plac,
will have chicken pie supper in the
Lecture Room of their church on Wed
nesday evening, Dec. 10th com menciug u
I o'clock under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid Society. la connection with thi
will be ice cream and fancy tables. Ad
mission ten cents A cordial Invitation
extended to all.
The truth OF the old adagc that "aI
ounce Of prevention is worth pound o
cure" is demonstrated daily, to almos
every one. Equally true is it that
pair of warm boots or shoes, purchased
in season, are worth more than a dozel
bottles Of cough remedy, besides ma
save "A great deal OF suffering and
heavy doctors bill. No time to secur
these preventives so good as the pres
eut, aud no place better than Barbour,
By consulting the time table at tn
head of this column, it will be sect
that some slight changes were mad
IN the running time of trains upon tn
Central Vermont Railroad. The ne,
time table went into effect yesterda
morning. The mail AID night expires
trains going south are unchanged. Tn
day express is eight minutes earlier, Will
the mixed train going south is lttl
ldtesS Of the traius moving north tn
night eSTyess is seven minutes later, tn
mixed train<goipg north six minutes car
lier, and the f3ail and express trains &C
ing north are ea little later.
A RARE CuASeE TO HEAR GoUGn-
The third lecture in c Mddlebury cours
for 1894 will be given at Academ
Hall on Monday evening next, Dec. /
upon the subject Of TEMPERANCE. Thi
opportunity has never before been give
the people Of Middlebury and. Addiso
county. Many OF our people &ve gon
TO great distances for the opportunity nov
brought directly to us. These person
will all wish to hear him again, Will
those who have never heard him will {
course improve this opportunity. 1t wi
be desirable therefore to secure seats earl,
1t is not necessary for us to say anythin
Of Cough Everybody knows all abo,
him, and We may depend upon having
rush at Academy Hall next Monday ev,
ming. On Thursday evening of ne,
week the celebrated carcaturist, Thorn.
Mast, will lecture, which will also be