The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-09
8egister.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER o, 1873.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RA1LRDAI
Middlebury.

were UOU ulIeu.
Artists materials, pictures, picture
frames, all fitted, cords and porcelain
knobs. Chromos some of them splendid,
,t less than cost, by Alden & TO.
u. d. Twitchell will pay 25 and
BIC. for unwashed, and 35 to 40c. for best
washed wool next Tuesday, at Wooden
Cos. cloth store.
Drugs, medicines, chemicals per-
fumeries choice confectionery, toilet and
ancy goods, paints, oils, varnishes, WIN
bow glass, etc. Prescriptions carefully
ind accurately compounded at all hours,
kt Case & Riders.
Mr. Z. X. Clay has sold his fiue grey
teding to Mr. Il. b. Briggs Of New York
or 1925. 1t is regretted that this horse
$ to leave town, as he is one of the finest
hat has been driven across the bridge
his season.
Mr.. Pitts, formerly of this place,
was i'm town on Saturday and spent the
tabbath here. We learn that Mr.. Pitts
IS prospecting as he deserves to prosper,
IN his business relations in Massachu
etts.
REV. Kerr c. Anderson recent grad
late of Middlebury College preached
his farewell sermon to the Fairhaven
Congregational church, OH Sunday
week, and goes to complete his Theo-
ogical course, not mt Andover, as per
he UNION, but at New Haven, Conn.
MIR. William Tomlnson, formerly of
bt Louis, has purchased the dwelling
ouse Of Mrs. Seymour, now occupied by
Ion. S. Il, Cooke, on Court Street, for
esidence. We are glad to welcome Mr..
omlnson as n permanent resident as we
ave before as temporary resident OF
ur village.
Bonds clothing emporium is filed
its extent with choice fall and winter
FOODS, in suits of every description
Dvercoats, hats aud caps, furnishing
FOODS, in too many styles to mention
boots and shoes. etc. He says be is
pound to make prices so low that all who
Tant above named goods will buy.
The house in process Of building, by
kR Upper. Esq, opposite DR.. Kitch-
Is resideace, is approaching completion
nd as it takes fexm gives evidence of ele-
,anco and convenience as well as durabil-
ty, in its construction. Its architectural
proportions are fine, its location central
nd when the grounds are completed and
Iir. Tupper's ideal is realized, they will
lso be beautiful.
Alden 4 Co., at Register Book
store" have for sale Methodist Hymn
Books, Church Psalmists, Protestant
Episcopal Prayer Books, Universalist col.
ection OF Hymns, Catholic books, Web
ters Dictionaries. and also good supply
f new miscellaneous books, comprising
ONE Of the latest and most popular edi-
ions Of the day, for Old aud young, Just
eceivod
Our low record Of last week includ-
d an unpleasant disagreement upon North
Pleasant street early in the week, almost
esulting in fight Tuesday evening two
itizens had brush which developed
lack eyes and diSjointed thumbs but We
Understand there is TO be judicial iuves.
cation, and Il SO, it is better to wait for
he evidence, before telling the particulars
f tho story. Wednesday evening two
Dung fellows came to blows on South
Pleasant street The affair didn't amount
much.
CHANGE AT THE County BOARDING
IoUsE.-Jacob Dewey, Esq. who has
ong kept the Addison County Jail, has
esigned his charge, and Mr.. William
4. COBB has been duly installed in his
la,e. Mr.. Dewey still retains rooms in
he building and will remain until he can
nd house to his taste. Mr.. Dewey
as served the public in the capacity Of
eeper Of the Jail, as well as in other
fficial capacities with fidelity, sound dis
retion and to general acceptance.
List of letters that have laid in this
flee one month or more.
LADIES LIsT.-Mrs Jennie Shaw, Mrs
Nellie Wadleigh. Miss Florence SamsGn
Hiss Scarborough. GENTS LIsT-James
lady, Harry Carpenter, late of Co. b
tn w., or his heirs, Michael Cunning.
am, late of Co. B 9th Vt, or his heirs,
|lathew Gilligan, late of Co. G 9th VT,
his heirs, Geo, II. Ploof late of Co. G
7th VT, or his heirs, Andrew Varney,
ate of Co. g 9TH VT, Or his heirs, w. ..
Wood, Isaac Hodgns, &. S. Kingsley
Ijchael Needham,2 2. ~
OBIrUARY,-Eunice Converse died in
|Iiddlebury, Aug 22d 1873, aged 81
ears. She was relative of the Cover
or, and was born in Stafford, Tollanc
70. Conn July Sth, 17S9, was married
Feb. I'd 1916 to Nathan Carpenter ii
hancock, Vt. They located on farm
wo miles southeast of Midalebury vii
age, where they resided until her death
he united with the Congregations
Church in 1920, and has lived a very
onsistent christian life. She was a grea
ufferer in her last years, but her suffer
ngs were borne with remarkable patience
nd resignation. She died in the triumph
f faith, and some of her last words were
hese, II know that my Redeemer liveth
nd that he is able to keep that which
ave committed unto Him against thai
ay."
Perhaps no one has done as much il
he way of making substantial improve
nents in our village the present season a
|lr. j. il. Buttolph. The outlay upol
is store building must have been consid
rable, aud we'll expended too, so far a
Improving the appearance Of our bushes
treets aud adding valuable facilities TO
he transaction of business. The offices
nd shop rooms are LOW among the bes
town Mr.. Buttolph has also erecte'
house upon Main street for his own res
lence which, though not yet completed
as come to that condition which iustiie
little graduation upon its first class ap
|ointments. He has also built new barr
lpon the place. When the building ar