The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-08-05
MiddIebury.


400 flour barrels for sale at Sheldon
at Co.'S. at low prices.
Butter, from % TO 20 cents, at Mid
dlebury, yesterday.
-Needham's perfect fitting fine
shirts reduced in price So per dozen, at
Frank A. Bonds. Call and see them.
-Ticknor's residence ION the Highth"
is still in the market, and as desirable as
ever.
u. D. Twitchell will pay 20 and
26c. for unwashed and 80 to Acc. for best
washed wool next Tuesday, at Wooden
Cos. cloth store,
"A number Of our young people at
tended the dance at Lake Dunmore Fri.
day night. A pleasant, jolly time is re.
ported.
st. Stephens Episcopal church will
be opened for service next Sunday, Au-
gust 10, at 1915 a. m. Rev. Mr.. Wad.
dell is expected to officiate
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insur.
ance Company OF Hartford, Conn, which
appears in this issue. 1t certainly ap.
pears to be doing healthy business.
We have the largest and best select.
ed stock OF drugs, medicines, perfumeries,
toilet and fancy goods, paints, oils, var
uishes, window glass &c, ever shown in
Middlebury, at Case 4 Riders.
-Messrs. VIM. G Langworthy, and
Charles 2. Langworthy, with their fami.
lies, Of this place. speut pleasant week
= camping out ut Thompson's Point. They
returned home on Wednesday.
Letters remaining in this Post Office
one month and more. GENTS LIST
Henry NJ. Abbott, John Bulard, Il. NJ.
CLARK, Ira Green, Clovis Gordon La
PIES LIsT.-Nlrs. James Stevens ., Miss
Mary Z. Billings, Miss Lizzie A Judge.
-Wc desire to call attention to the
advertisement Of the Brandon Graded
School which may be found elsewhere in
this issue. This school under the care Of
Mr.. Cilley and an efficient corps of assist.
ant teachers, is winning golden opinions
everywhere its influence is felt.
E. j. Davenport, Esq, of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, son Of Dea Davenport of this
place, and Mr.. Walter Williamson of
Middlcbury, had the misfortune to be
capsized in coming down Snake Mountain,
lately. The ladies of the party forum.
ately were not in the carriage when it
was upset. The young men were not in.
jured, but the carriage was considerably
damaged.
DEATH OF Mrs. PRIrcmARD. In our
column OF obituaries will be found no.
tice of the death of Mrs. Euuice Douglas
Pritchard, wife Of Mr.. Harvey Pritchard,
who died early last Tuesday morning at
the age Of seventy-four years. She was
great sufferer through long illness, but
enduring with christian fortitude, she
died in full trust in her Savior The fu-
neral was attended from the house on
Wednesday afternoon. =
Cold SPRING LODGE. No. "a o OF
e. THE following officers we're duly
installed for the present quarter, by A.
A. Boardmau, L. d.
w. G. T., Levi j. Needbam; w. V,
IT,, Mrs. f. Edredge; w. s., r A.,
Damon; w. +. s., Mrs. NJ. p. Upper /;
W. T., Miss Fanny Lovcjoy; w. NJ, L.
Boardman; W. c.. j. j. Nancy W.
l G., Mrs. S. Smith; W. o. G., A. W.
Woodcock ; W. r. S,,Mrs NJ. f Howe ;
". L. S, Mrs. Louisa Enos; W. A. s.,
Miss Ida J. Smith; w. ID. NJ, Miss A.
Persons; P. W. G.. t., L. Russell ;
( Oh, j. Judge. ~
RE.UnIoN FoRcEs-The Middlebury
Veterans preparing for the Reunion al
Rutland, tomorrow, held meeting for
the election of officers last Thursday eve.
ming. The officers elected we're as fol.
lows: Captain, William II. Cobb; Isl
Lieut.. II. ID. Maynard; % Lieut., !. j
Nancy lst Sergt, ID. Martin; Cd
Sergt, w. f. Dewey; Q. NJ. Sergt,, W
S. Alden.
The company, and all soldiers who de-
sire to attend the Re. Union at Rutland
from the vicinity OF Middlebury are re-
quested to meet at the armory, in thi,
village, on Wednesday (to-morrow) morn
ing at 8 o'clock. If any cannot NEE
with the company at this hour they ar,
requested to join them at the railroad sta
ton, at ten minutes before ten o'clock, a
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