The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-08-19
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PLAYED OUT-The trolling III otter
Greek, 10 this vicinity.
"A fresh coat of paint has greatly i'm
proved the appearance Of the new freight
depot.
Two enterprising boot blacks have put
10 AN appearance on our streets, and sing
out quite city like, " shine yer boots J"
Mus1c.-The Sereuade Band boys have
engaged Geo Sherman Of the WiuoOski
Band to give them course oil instruction.
The concert given Tuesday evening 10y
the North Carolina Slngcrs,we are happy
TO SAY was well attended Old cabin and
plantation songs were pleasantly rendered.
u. D. Twitchell will pay 25 and
27c. for uuwashed, and 80 to 40c. Tor hes,
washed wool next Tuesday, at Wooden
Co.'S. cloth store.
AN IMPRESSIVE SIouT--Twenty-f five
able bodied men aud three small boys.
hanging gracefully over the railing Of the
bridge, watching a frolicsomc pollywog.
"A number OF veterans Of the bottle
were about our streets Sunday morning
but being decidedly weak in the knees
they didn't make very good appearance
Too BAD.-Small boys say, Middle
bury is awful dull this summer. Barnum
didn't stop with his circus, and now there
amt going to be any Fair"
Coon SALE Barnes has already sold
fifteen dozen Stereoscopic views o: Lake
Duumore. They are fine pictures and
are in great demand.
Picnic The Catholic society recently
spent pleasant day at the well known
resort for picnic parties, Beldens Falls.
About two hundred and fifty we're pres
ent.
-" Richardson's New Method Piano
Forte, and systems for begin ers in the
art of playing upon the Piano Forte"
for sale by Alden & Co., at the Register
Book Store.
New Haven Camp Meeting begins
to-day. and continues until the Goth.
Tickets from Middlebury to Spring Grove
thif>s-6vc cents, Tor which free return
will be give~.
BELprNs FALLs>-A nice way to 90 to
the Falls is by boat iroi, Paper Mil vii.
lage. The row is delightful, aad the seen.
cry wild and picturesque, a small party
of ladies' aud gentlemen went Saturday,
and returned well pleased with the trip.
VIsIroRs.-A number of japanese
gentlemen are spending the summer iu
town. These young men are Of the first
families in Japan aud are sent to thi,
country by their government to learn our
language and receive an education.
Drugs, medicines, chemicals, perfum
cries, toilet aud fancy goods, SouthDayd's
pure confectionery, paints, oils. varnisbes
window glass,putty and everything usual
ly found IN first-class drug stores cheap
for cash, at Case & Riders.
The editor, who mas hied him away
to the mounts.ns, has secured the services
of verdant fellow to conduct this paper
during his absence Said fellow is "we!
The subscription price Of tho REGISTER
will not be raised on account Of any i'm
provement that may be visible
MAsoNIc LECTURE John Shevile
Past Grand High Priest, will deliver hi,
lecture, d" How l Organized the Lodge
in Jeurusalem," at MaSonc's Hall, Satur
day evening August 23d Master masons
old and young, are requested to attend
Admission FREQ.
Observation-Disclosures many Of our cit
liens will be pleased to know of the con
cert to be given at Rutland, Friday tn,
ODD. Prof Mcitzke has made arrange
ments for a rare treat. Mrs. Oliver, Mis-
Belle Hunton little Ella Earl and Mr.
j. Fl. Cole will assist.
Letters that have remained in thi
Post Office one month and over.
LADIES LIsT.-Mrs. Alma Chttenden
Miss Cora Moore. Hattie l. Holland
Miss Emma NJ. DufFcuy, Miss Abbey +
Tinkham. GENTS LIST. Jones, Leon
ard Youtt.
Row REcoRp-This week we hav,
only to record the slapping of French
man. by W. FL. II. Dix, at the depot las
Thursday, and little "mill' near tn
bridge Saturday, between George Hun
tington and George Manor. Huntington
hit Manor over the head, and Manor 90
in "peeer" that stood Huntington O
his Uranium. No blood drawn.
ADlRoNDAcKINo.- Quite number @
parties from Mddlebury aud vicinit
have visited the AdirondOcks this season
Latterly goodly number Of proboscc
threatened with he periodical discomfort
of hay fever, have disappeared from gu
streets, pointing to the mountains like
compass needle to the pole. We bop
they will give their owners no troubl
this year.
The GAY SEASON AT THE ADDIso
HousE-fhe ladies aud gentlemen at tn
Addison House gave delightful ente
tanmeut Oh Saturday evening, consistin
Of tableaux, dancing, aud social chit-cha
concluding with refreshments, arrange
by the generous host and his lady. Th
large party stopping at the hotel joiue
IN general picnic to Grand Vie,
Mountain yesterday, portion of the CON
pany going by conveyance quite nov,
to pleasure seekers, but nevertheless
agreeable for its romantic style 1t col
sisted OF hay,wagon dressed up with
liberal stock Of new mown hay and draw
by four horses, under the pilotage Of
host " with an assistant.
Mr.. Rider with bis usual commendab
generosity, is sparing no pains to secul
the greatest pleasure to the deightf'
guests that have in many Instances, no
learned TO call his house their SUNNI,
home. Long may he wave.
lMpRovrMENTs.-David Piper is abol
erecting dwelling house on Gross S
The cellar walls are already laid.
On High ST., Oliver Wellington
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