The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-30
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Middle luIl.

Ittb lHti W 'top wv Wv s,'N -,
Aid,D 4 Co, sccubd age.
Butter 81 and 80 cents at Middle.
G,y. yesterday.
Thermometers went up TO the nine.
Is. so it is said, in this place, Oh Sun
y.
$4,000 worth Of over coats just re-
ivod at Bonds prices hon So 10 $50.
ont fail to look at them,
MIR. David Piper is building ti'c
sidtuce on Cross Street, AID MIR. FraLk
ucia oil Court Street.
u. D. Twitchel will pay 20 aud
Dc. for unwashed.and 30 TO 42c. Tor best
,sb,d wool next Tuesday, at Wcolep
D's. cloth store.
Rev. E p. Hooker,pastor ofthe Con.
egaiional church, preached Sunday
orning, upon The duty aud privilege ol
tending the weekly rrsyer meetings,
The person who picked up large
vcr.mouut,d carriage lamp on the road
aiding from Mddlebury to BIidport will
nier great favor on the owner by lea,'
it at this Office.
You will 6ud the largest and best
cctcd stock of drugs, medicines, per.
merics, toilet and fancy goods. copfec-
bnery. paints. oils, window glass, putty
c., at Case & Riders.
Rev. Oren Gregg, Presiding Elder
the Burlington District. informs Ut
ID wishes us to state that his name was
Jed, in making the request to have Mr..
ockwcll's communication upon Camp
ceilings published in the REGISTER, with
1t his consent or knowledge.
The Middlebury CongIe gational Sun.
by School held their annual election Of
Ulcers, last Sunday and the result was az
lows: President, Rev Il. p. Hooker !:
pperinteudent. Prof G. d. Mead Sec
.tary and Treasurer, F. A. Bond Ii.
fariap, n. p. Barbour.
MIR. Horace Deane, has purchased
be stock aud tools Of the cabinet SHOP
tely owned by james Lister and will con.
nued to serve the public as they may
Il upon him in the lines of manufacture
repair Mr.. Deane is irst class me-
panic aud whoever calls upon him will
( well served
-The Addison County Horse Fair
i'll be heldin this place, this week. 1t
i'll. no doubt. be u good exhibition OF
prscs. aud The races viii interest large
lumber OF cur people. 1t is hoped, auc
rresume the ,fiiceIs have ATTENDED to
e matter, that all pool-sclIiug and olhel
eihods Of gambling uIon the races, will
e prevented.
Mr.. John b Foote, a workman III
harles Steee's hay pressing establish
ent, was suddenly precipi,ated from Il
Inporary staging down distance OF
xrlve i,et. u bale Of about three hut.
I'd lbs. falling upon him. DR.. CuIritI
IL called. hut fortunately no buhes weit
rokcu. MIR, Foote is rapidly recover.
G.
We do Tot see that Ainsworth d
odge can in any way be held account.
bic for the late disasters IN Wall stle.t.
Ut they are responsible for the recent
cciue OF -four Oh Min street, Middle.
ury, VI. They are selling hest white
inter whea. -four from So to $40 IS
er bbl. warranted at both ends aud il
be middle. 1t will pay to give them t
all.
A f. Styles, E,q. is about to devel-
p mine Of rich copper upon his farm on
hipman Hill. While the masops were
work about his new house, recently, in
reaking small stone to fill chiuk i'll
is cellar wall, ;hey discovered rich vein
+ native copper, almost or quite pure.
he stone has the appearance oil having
cen broken from some ledge, and just as
Dor as he discovers where it came from
@ proposes to develop his mine.
AT the NJ +. Church last Sabbath
lorning, Rev. w. II. Meeker, the pastor
reached discourse characterized b.,
is usual power, to large and ayprecia
i've audience taking for bis text "Feal
Tod and keep his commandments /; fol-
his is the whole duty Of man " In the
fternoon the Sabbath school had review
xercises for the quarter just closed, OF u
cry Interesting and instructive charac
or under the leadership Of John l.. Bar
er E,q., the efficient Superintendent. \
our column Of obituaries may b,
nund the notice OF the death, at Brandon
asst week. OF Miss Clara Ella Bond. sis
er of our townsman, Nh Frank A. Bond
fhe was Dung lady Of very many graces
bot the least OF which were the Christina
traces, and gave great promise of iutur
Usefulness. BY the decree Of un alwis
Providence she was removed and W
rust has been transplanled in a bette
cline. Out of this pleasant family Q
Pine children only three remain. 4
There was general turnout Of on
people. Saturday night to See the grea
rope walker, real crowd. We haven
had the pleasure Of seeing such gather
ng OF people on the streets Of Middle
bury for months. 1t has been 20 yer
quiet here for the past year, we don
know but the announcement Of "do
ght" would draw together every mai
woman aud child III the town. Map
that were out Saturday night, seemed on
pf practice. didn't know how to act i
such crowd, almost eaildered. Pick
pockets could have snatched watcbt
easily, there was such jam. 1t woul
be good idea to have u rope walker, OF
casionally just for the purpose OF draw
ing a crowd. II We ever should have
large gathering it would be well to kuo
how to act
EDITOR REGisrEH.-The bottle Of srychnil
which sid to Mrs. Jane Leland has been toun
and brought to this store. | fully indenufy it
Ian haa baan in her far la