The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-04-08
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Middlebury.

Men anu DOy . Spi i"S WIN" g.
and caps, boots and shoes, trunks and
valises now in stock, selling at very small
profits at Frank A. Bonds.
Mems heavy boots, rubber boots
ladies and children's shoes for spring and
summer now being opened at Chapman
Bros,
-Cose e. Rider have just returned
from market with a complete assortment
of everything found at irst-class drug
stores. Also large assortment ot'iiowcr
seeds.
We are requested to say, that the
changes being made in the room occupied
for the Ladies Library, will not be COM
plctcd so that members can draw books
before week from next Saturday.
MIR. S. b. Rockwell has sold his
dwelling house known as "Springslde' to
Prof Ezra Brainerd. Of the College, who
takes immediate possession. Mr.. Rock
well retains the farm.
ALI having unsettled accounts with
Langworthy Il Bond, Of over 90 days
standing, must settle them Immediately
with + A. Bond This is no idle talk.
See notice in another column.
The stage between Middlcbury and
Bridport has been upon runners, this win
ter, at this date, one hundred and thirty
one days. Mr.. Phelps says it isn't par
ticularly nice sleighing just now.
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MEETING
There will be an adjourned meeting Of the
"Wcst Burying Association" at the Fire
mans Hall on Friday the 18th inst. at
y O'Clock general attendance is earn
estly requested.
II. j. WILCOX, ClcrkAN
Z TowN MrErIya.-Jacob Dewey, Esq!
Z for many years the efficient and popular
Constable and Collector for the town Of
Middlebury, has resigned that Office, and
it becomes necessary to fill the place by
an election. TO that end a town meet
ing has been called. -
~ JUYIoR EXnlDITIoN. The annual ex.
hibition Of the Junior Glass occurs this
evening, at Academy Hall. Unlike the
later exhibitions it will be free, only with
such restrictions as are thought necessary
to keep order and prevent a rush beyond
the capacity Of the hall. The method of
procedure YVES explained last week.
Miss Mary A. Hyde has changed
her location and taken larger and more
convenient rooms in Lane Il Clay's
Block, over Case 4 Riders Store. They
have been handsomely fitted up especial
ly for her use, and she now invites all her
customers, and others desiring anything
in the line Of dressmaking to give her a
call.
An over the lake fellow had taken
too much Port Henry tangletoot last
Tuesday. and in staggering off the cars at
Leicester Junction, fell and dislocated
his shoulder, and at the same time frac-
tured one Of the bones d the arm. lie
was pa, upon ;,.e train, brought to this
place and consigned to the care Of DR..
Day, who fixed up the broken parts as
well as possible, considering the uurecov-
cred condition of the patient
"A week or two ago We stated that
the little son of Mr.. W. S. Alden had
swallowed piece of bolt with a nut at
tatched, and fears were sustained that il
would prove fatal to him. Strange tC
say five days after he had swallowed it
it was passed from him. During the
whole time that it renamed in him, he
never complained Of any Inconvenience
from it. On measurement, the bolt was
found to be / inch in length, and tht
nut ! an inch across,
DOES IT PAY TO TAKE AN ENDow
MENT PoMcY.-lt appears from the rec
ords of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, of which NJ. A. Nun
roe, Esq. is agent, that policy No. n,
20S, to Robert r. Corson, for $1,000 OIL
ahc endowment plan, annual premium
s77.52, total premiums paid with 6 pc
cent compound interest, 81 $500, a
mounted to 81 ,402.l0, which he received
from the company. This is only one in
stance out of many which might be cited
A NICE PIECE OF WORKMANSHIP
MIR. j. w. Adams has just been putin
an Advertising Desk in the Office of tn
Addison House, which is very attractiv
in dcsign,an the workmanship by MessI
Lister a. Co. Of this place cannot be eS
cellcd 1t is as near perfection as tn
products of human hands can well b,
1t has attracted great deal Of attention
and receives encomiums from all who ST
it, The cards for the advertisements wer
furnished by the Register Printing Co.
List OF letters tina. have RENAME
in this Office one month and more
GENTS LIsr.-J. =. Flanders, d. Hal
II. S. Derry, James Cady, Charles NJ
onor, Charles Wyman. LADIES LIsr.-
Mrs. Wendal Lyman, Harriet Kendric
Miss Ellen i, Jones, Alice Fulle
Marion Turner, Kate Murphey, Liz
McCue 3, Mrs Lucy Merrick, Catheri
Fisher, Lucretia Farmer.
When calling for the above please ca
for advertised letters.
Considerable exciteme
has been occasioned during the past we'
by the suspension Of the manufacture
firm of Swiney a. Burrows There is Il
more excitement from the fact Of indet
edness to large number of citizens Of Il
town, and also from the fact that a lar
number of workmen are by this snspe
sion thrown out of employ. Very gre
sympathy is felt by all, for Messr
Swiney & Burrows,who are hard workir
careful men and whose integrity is abo
all suspicion. 1t is still hoped that sol
arrangement may be made by which t
business will be continued, and ever
thing fixed to the satisfaction of all &C
cerned
. - A New rREET.-Mr. Rockwell b
decided to open street through
+ meadows as follows; Beginning j.