The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

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Case q Riders. .,..,.. -
100 tubs Of choice butter wanted at
Chapman Bros, every Monday. IN
Chapman & Bros, have received 4
large invoice of fruit jars, both the Ma
son improved" and the Gen.
Case & Rider druggists, MddIebuty
Vt. Prescriptions carefully and nccu.
rately compounded at all hours.
M1ppLrBuRY BUTTER MARKET The
ruling price tor butter this week is 24e.
A few strictly choice tubs command Zoe,
u. D. Twitchcll will pay % and
26c. for unwashcd and 80 to doc. for best
washed wool next Tuesday, ut Woolcn
Cos. cloth store. ,..-. 18Th
Chapman Bros, wish to state that
they have some genuine salt, put up in
linen sacks, Sc. Call in and sec then
litter aud guarantee from the SAT- Com.
pany III regard to these bogus 56s sacks
To Rrxr.-The large nioosditoi rooms
recently occupied BY D.. Turrill, over
G. D, Miner d Co.'S. store in Lane q
Cay's Block Inquire Of c. Z. lombard
jeweller. in Miner q Co's. store.
Removable. II. Turrilt dentist has
removed from Lane n Clay's Block to
Buttolphs Block, where be has fine
suit of rooms fitted expressly for bis busi,
ness, with every cohvenichco and attFac-
ton 'l.ihf 'if ''
The selrctmen oi' The The town Of
- Middlebury have stripped a.portiop OF
the bridge in this village for the purpose
Of making the much needed repairs. New
tim bcrs, id pirt ~ Nast, will be ,requir-
ed i.Ie :. - IT, ~ =, lhAb
aa ACCIDENTAL stdaing upon the roo!
of the new school hQIse in, the, Gardner
G. Cady district gave away last Wedpes,
day morning, and Mr.. j. Nj Royce, who
,.was upon it, fell to'the ground, breaking
: his arm, dislocatng his shoulder, and
he, was otherwise bruised aud injured.
;. Thursday evening the ladies Of the
Methodist church held Strawberry and,
ice cream Festival in the vestry room.
The affair was largely attended aud PROV
ed very enjoyable.
A good sum OF money was realized
which will be used for Gciurnishiug the
parsonage.
ia little OF the long needed rain came
yesterday morning, a gentle, drl2zling
rain. if>we can only have enough OF it
dropping vegetation will revive, but not
in season for u coed hay crop. But 4
small amount of hay VIII he cut in this
section this season, as cjmparcfwith 9TH
er years. Such, at least, is the present
opinion of Farmers.
CANINE SAuArIry The other day
horse belonging 70 Mr.. Isaac Hubbard
c cast a shoe and, it being o new one,
little effort was made to find it. Final.
ly, Mr.. Harvey said to a young shepherd
dog standing ncar,"Why don't you 90 and
hunt it up?" Next morning, sure enough
the sagacious little Geflow came and
brought it to:them.
MIDpLEBuRY GRADED ScuooL.--Ihis
week will be devoted to examinations FOR
promotion in the different grades, and to
the examination Of the graduating class.
On Thursday afternoon, there will De a
gathering of all the schools III the hall,
Tor general exercises, consisting Of vocal
and instrumental music, marching rccita.
tious, essays, and declarations. The
public generally are invited to attend
FrRE.-Thc dwelling house aud barns
Of Mr.. G. d. Hay, all his buildings ex-
cept his hoghou,e, were burned on We'd
nesday night. The fire when first di,cov-
cred had made such progress that there
was no possibility OF urrestiug It, and
there was no opportunity to save any
thing in the barus, and but little was saw
ed from the house The members Of the
family barely escaped themselves. Il
occurred liitle after midnight. Insur-
auce $4,000.
Our ciliZeus will notice in this issue
the card OF Dr.. D. L. Sutton, Physician
and Surgeon, DR.. Sutton has secured Il
handsome and convenient suit Of rooms il
Buttolphs Block, where he can be found
during his Office hours aod at other times
when not making professional calls. The
doctor comes highly recommended ioi
skill in every department of his proies.
sion, and as having had especial adyauta
ges in the lipe OF surgery.
We are inlormcd-t that our notice las
week Of the resignation of Rev. w. II
Lord taking effect the Sth Of this montl
was an error. The wardens aud vestrl
Of the church offered TO pay him in ful
to July Slh, and grant him leave of alb
sence to that time, urcn his rendering hi
resignation, which offer, was .isceQtg1 OF
the l7th uit ,aud tho conditions cohbhe,
with on the part of the. eticers of th
church, and the vacancy in ahc paris
was from that date. IN
FARMERs Mutual FrAg l6sER1Nc
Co.-This company has been steadily in
creasing in popularity with Farnaersunti
at the present time nearly every ma
who procures new Insurance, aces it i
the Farmers Insurance Co.
They have insured over eighty milio
dollars worth Of farm property in thi
state Stree they were organized.
They insure nothing tut dwellings ban
and their contents, and therefore en
have to pay, for losses on that class. {
propertys which is far less liable to barr
This enables them to furnish iniursne
at much lover rate than charged by tn
other Mutual compapie3 doing business
this State.
The only true plan is for Farmers I
insure in Farmers Company and thu
avoid being taxed to payl4e heavy loss'
that occur on hazardous Property. ~"
NJ. J. francisco, OF Rutland, j. the gen
cral agent and j. DaWtbport is acting ;
local agent for Middebury and gleiuit-
If parties wishing insuS lnse viii notii
Mr.. Francisco a suryeyor.will atonce