The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-22
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his week.
u. d. Twitchell will pay 20 and
R6c. for unwashed and 35 to Acc. Tor best
washed wool next Tuesday, at Wooden
Cos. cloth store.
CHAPMAN Brothers are selling both
he Mason and Jem fruit jars cheap.
Call and see.
WANTED.-A first class COW. Any per-
on having such one for sale can find
purchaser by notifying Mr.. +. M. Elmer,
r leaving word at this Office.
Go to Case 4 Riders for drugs.
Medicines, periumeries, toilet and fancy
goods, paints, oils, window glass, &c. AL
soda and Saratoga water on draft.
100 tubs of butter wanted every
Monday at Chapman Bros.
On account Of the abusive use of the
bridge in this village, for trotting, the
electmen OF the town have concluded to
Enforce the law against fast driving across
after Tuesday. July l5
Rev. Il. p. Hooker, Pastor Of the
congregational Church in Middlebury,
preached in West Rutland, last Sunday.
His own pulpit was filled by Rev. NJ. l..
Severance OF Orwell.
Bargains in fruit jars at Chapman
Bros.
List of letters that have lain in the
post Office one month and more.
GENTS LIsT.-Oscar D. Scott, Edward
Thomas, II. l.. Talcott, Nelson Vassaw,
l.. w. or W. l.. Wooster, Tho's Lynch.
REMovAL-Dr. II. Turril dentist has
removed from Lane e. Clay's Block to
Buttolph's Block, where he has u fine
putt Of rooms fitted expressly for his bust
bess, with every convenience and attrac-
ion.
We have made an arrangement with
Alden Il Co, Of the Register Book Store,
by which those who desire can have their
papers delivered there instead of through
he Post Office. We shall continue to
deliver at the Post Office except on re.
quest of subscribers (2w)
Henry M. Slade, Esq, of Washing
on. D. c., formerly of Mlddlebury. is ad.
lressing Temperance Festivals and win.
bling great applause, in that city. His
muny friends in Middlebury will be glad
TO hear that he is engaged in this good
work.
The crossing on Pleasant street at
the head Of Merchants Row is dangerous
pnd the public ought to be warned oft
On several occasions horses have fallen
upon it, and at least, two in one day.
The attention of the trustees ought to be
called to the matter and the crossing put
in good condition.
CAPITAL.-The dinner furnished by
Mr.. Rider, at the Addison House for
the Associated Alumni, was generally
spoken of by those partaking, as capital
"a great gastronomic success and In
pur judgment, the setting of such fine
table was very handsome thing to do !;
Especially as it was done to accommo-
date, and at II great expense ofhis own
convenience.
Our friend, Jehiel Wright ESQ,
seems to have remarkable farm, ard
even more remarkable observation. No
curious freak Of nature among the grow.
ing things around him escapes mis- eagle
eye. The latest horticultural curiosity
he has exhibited to us is a stem of cur.
rants. part of which are red and the rest
white. All on one branch are red, and
al on the other branch are white,o near
ly so. We might add. there was crop
Of worms, also, GU the same hush.
The Commencement Promenade
Concert held at School House Hall
"Wednesday night proved an entire sue
cess, thanks to admirable management
About seventy dollars was realized
doubtless quite acceptable to the gradu
ating class. The company was select
and brilliant. The affair seemed thor
oughly enjoyable and pleasing close
OF the exercises of the week.
The light fantastic was galy tripped
till long past the wee sma' hours"
Mr.. Truman Lampson, foreman Of
the marble mill at Beldens Falls, had
the misfortune, on Wednesday afternoon
last, TO have bis hand badly cut By cir
cular saw which is used for the purpose
of preparing the materials for boxing the
marble got out at the mill. Dr. Eddy
was called and fixed up the wounded
hand as well as possible, and Mr.. Lamp
son goes around with his hand done up
and mentally swears that he will not agail
try to save anyone from accidents will
that saw.
Hon o. d. Scott of Magnolia, Ark
came into town on Wednesday to atteu'
Commencement, and in stepping from tn
cars had the misfortune TO sprain his an
kle SO severely that he was unable to at
tend any Of the exercises. Mr.. Scot
graduated from Middlebury College il
1868, read law aud practiced while u
ST Albaus, then went into the laud Q
Bowic-knives and Derringers, where h
has met with considerable success in til
practice of his profession, and done some
thing in politics.
--On our outside, this week, may b
found much Interesting matter, both orig
inal aud selected. The article entitle
"Vermont and Vcrmonters," was write
by an Alumnus, a warm friend of the Co
lege, and an admirer of the old Gree
Mountain State Our friend aud editor
ial brother johns Of Starksboro, inscrbt
to us an acrostic to which we gladly Civ
place. Rev. DR.. j. Spauldiug gives
brief obituary notice Of Il. w. Cheste
E,q., graduate OF Middlebury Colleg
through the Sailors Magazine. Th
Agricultural Department contains NJ
tice of the State Fair aud full descriI
ton Of tho order now spreading so rapid
through the country, Patrons of HUSBAND
ry, aud other Interesting matter.
The TIcKNoR PLAcE.-The beautif,
residenc, OF Q Ticknor, ESD. upon III
nights" is, perhaps, as finely located 1
any 10 the State. 1t is upon the ridg
south Of tha cnllann ana yiaIds IN ,,n,I