The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-25
Niddlebury.

The Spring term Of the Middlebury
Graded School will commence on Monday
March 81, and continue thirteen weeks.
Roswell Harris of East Saginaw
Michigan, formerly Of Middlebury, VI,
is now in the bankrupt court in that state
on the petition of his creditors.
The people are again reminded that
the clutbs of the Middiohuiy Wuuleu Co..
are on sale at the Hardware Store of
Clay Wilcox & Hyde.
REV. Mr.. Changers address, last
evening, was listened to with evident
pleasure by fair audience. lie spoke
for above an hour and no on appeared to
he weary.
Chapman Bros, have just received
fresh lot of prime layer figs. Also a
few boxes Of Messina oranges and lemons
which they are selling at low prices
-Drngs, medicines, chemicals, pertnm'
cries, toilet and fancy goods, candies
p,ints, oils. varp;shes, window glass, putty,
also a large assortment of Washburn q
Co.. flower seeds at Case & Rider.
FoR SALE.-The Office aud salesroom
building Of the Middlebury Wooden Co.,
will be sold if applied for at an early
day. If not sold part or the whole
will be rented Inquire Of L. 4 Knapp
agent.
The Washburn troupe exhibited 10
commonplace tneatricais at Academy
Hall last Thursday evening, 1t is said
to have had less merit if, possible than
previous efforts by the same company In
this place.
1t will be Quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church in this place next Sab
bath. Quarterly Fast will be observed
on Friday. Rev. Mr.. Mott Of East Mid
debury will preach in the afternoon at
two o'clock.
Mr.. Silas Piper's horse which was
stolen by Christopher Carter last Thanks
giving time, was recovered and brought
home III good condition last week. lie
was found in Connecticut. Carter Is now
i'll our Jail awaiting trial.
Our citizens should remember aud at
tend the town meeting at 10 o'clock this
morning, at which important matters are
to be considered and decided. Also the
voters of School District No 4 should
bear in mind the school meeting 1t the
town room at o'clock this afternoon.
The Burlington District (Methodist)
Ministerial Association will hold their
next meeting at Middebury this week,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. ii. Z.
Farrar, Of Casteon, is to preach this
evening, and Rev. j. II. Bond, of North
70 ,norrnw
REMEMBER THE DEAp.-The annual
meeting of the west BuryiDg Ground As,
ISOLATION, will be held ut the store OF
Messrs. Beckwith a. Co, on Friday even
ing March 2Stb, at u o'clock, to choose
officers. and transact other business. BY
order of Presidential Committee.
II j. WILCOX, Clerk.
The Middlebury Lecture Association
will meet I: the Office Of Stewart Eli
dredgc on Friday evening of this week,
March 2Sth, at = O'Clock, to hear the
reports of the officers of the last year, for
the annual election Of officers, and to
make such arrangements for the next sea-
son as may be deemed best by the a'socl-
\ alton.
Died at Springfield, Ohio, Saturday
March 18th, the Hon. II. II. Leavitt,
late Judge Of the United States District
Court, in the southern district Of Ohio.
Judge Leavitt was an able lawyer, an i'm.
partial Judge. genial citizen and de.
voted christian, He was cousin of our
townsman, the Rev. ii f. Leavitt
james Roach Of this place died sud
MnpHa- oF last
week. He was taken with violent pam In
the stomach, and within short time
died. as some say with hemorrhage, and
others with heart disease. He died with
in an hour from the violent attack of the
disease.
List of Letters remaining in this
Post Office one month or more.
LADIES LIsT.--Mrs. Alice Bal ey; NJ 81
Nellie Hartpey Miss. Lizzie McCare 3
GENTS LIST lar. l.. Hambln 8; JOSEPH
Bushnell Henry Pathem Robert Rog
ers; II. G. Sheldon ; Joseph scenter Q
When calling for the above please So.
advertised.
THAT Comical Brown, will hold fort
at Academy Hall, on Thursday evening
March 9th. Brown has always show
an undated desire to cater to the wishe
of the public, The bill which is oifcre'
this season is calculated to excite tn
risibilities of the most melancholy, an,
no better place to laugh away the blue
can be found than at Browns Concert
He sings at Bristol Thursday, Marc
25th.
INJURED BY THE CARs,-Joseph Youn
brakeman on the freight going south
Friday afternoon, while coupling car
near the new station in this village wa
caught between the buffers and severed
injured DR., Day was called, and upo
examination he found that no bones wei
broken. but that the injuries to his hi
we're quite severe. The Doctor think
be will recover but with probability {
hernia as permanent effect.
Y Columbus Smith Esq of West Salil
Npry, while standing in the street of Ea'
Middlebury. on Saturday week, wa
knocked down and severely injured by
cutter which struck him in the side an
thigh. He was taken up insensibe an
recovered only after some time considers
bly, bruised aud injured The horse W.
driven by lady and there were two Il
dies in the sleigh. These ladies. We fea
were rather fast.
The Middlebury Temperance Societ
he'd meeting at the audience room
the Methodist church, on Sunday evening
j. G. Baker, Esq, of Rutland was adve
tised to be present but did not put in 0
appearance. In this disappointment, II
Rev. A. #. Bailey addressed the societ
very happily and effectively and at col
siderable length. Rev. Z p. Hooke