The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-15
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
Nliddlebury.

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Case & Rider have large and well
elected stock of drugs and medicines,
berfumcries, confectionery, toilet and
aucy goods, etc cheap for cash.
u. D. Twitchell will pay % and
R6c. for unwashed and 35 to Acc. for best
washed wool next Tuesday, at Wooden
JOS. cloth store.
Clothing, furnishing goods, hats and
APPS, and everything usually found in
tents. Furnishing Goods Store, at very
easouabe prices, at Frank A. Bonds.
On account of the abusive use Of the
bridge in this village, for trotting, the
electmen Of the town have concluded to
nforce the law against fast driving across
after Tuesday, July 10.
Among the visitors in town we rec.
bpnize the familiar face of our old friend.
Henry S Foote Esq, Of New York, who
vas formerly States Attorney of Addison
County.
Removable. II. Turrill dentist has
emoved from Lane g. Clay's Block to
3uttolphs Block, where he has fine
nit of rooms fitted expressly for his bust.
less, with every convenience and attrac-
ion.
We received flying call, last Satur-
lay, from Messrs Bacon of the Ludlow
Gazette and Mclean of the Rutland
Ilobe. They had been out on rusti-
atiDg" tour, and were evidently refresh
d by the trip.
List of letters that have remained
ncalled for in this Post Office one month
more. GENTS. LIsr-Hcnry Paddock
LADIES LIsT,-Eliza McMahon, Miss
eliza Jane Bowan, Mrs. Mary Foster,
Hiss Nettie j. Sargent.
AT St. Stephens Episcopal Church,
Rev. w. II. Collins Rector of st. Paul's
,hurch Vergennes, preached an excellent
ermon to good congregation and adj
ninistered the Holy Communion to Il
arge humber Of commandments.
Phi BETA KAprA.-The annual meet.
+ ng of the Phi Beta Kappa Society Of
MiGdlebury College will be held at the
lecture Room of the church, on Tuesday
afternoon, OF o'clock, July 18th. A
ull attendance is requested.
G. n. WlcaER, fRgs. -
-Christoy her Crossman who recently
bad thirty days in Jail for petty larceny
was out on the expiration Of time day or
wo since. Just before release he was
bound up for appearance at the next term
bf the County Court to be tried on a
pharge Of burglary.
Rev. Stuart Phelps, son of Prof
e.sor Phelps OF Andover Theological
Seminary, filled the Congregational pull
pit last Sunday and preached an abl'
discourse upon heart sins, taking for hi
ext Titus lis. 1t was searching ant
calculated to do good.
We have made an arrangement witt
Alden y 20 , Of the Register Book Store
by which those who desire can have thei
papers delivered there instead of through
the Post Office. We shall continue tt
deliver at tho Post Office except on re
quest Of subscribers. (2w)
The repairs upon the bridge across tn
river In this village have been completed
and it is now thought to be in a state t
answer the purposes the travelling pub
lie for many years, without the constan
care and expense which has so long bee
required to keep it in tolerably unsaf
condition.
"A. r. SabiD, Esq, aud wife of Chi
cago, are in town visiting their friend
here. We are glad to see the evidence
Of prosperity and happiness that are evi
IDENTIFY attending them. Mr.. Sabn
tracher in the public schools of tha
thriving city Of the west, and both {
them sing in one Of the churches.
To COMMENCEMENT VIsIToEs.-An Ell
Tor in the Alumni Circular may caus
some Inconvenience to persons coming b
rail to attend Commencement. Thos
wishing to secure half.iare will make az
plicatiou to f. 4. Smith Esq. (who
Secretary at his office in Post Ofic
Block, instead of James NJ Slade Jr. {
before directed.
The town is filling up considerable
with visitors for the season, al
this week there are many frien,
aDd graduates Of the College attendir
upon the exercises of Commencement. 9
account Of the change Of time ard f
other reasons it is not expected that the
will as large number Of the Alum
preset, this year, as usual
I. D. D. F-The following perso
were elected officers of Lake Dunno
Lodge No II, +. o. o. F., at the la
meeting 10 June, and were regularly i
stalled one week later, N. f. Rider,
G.. J. NJ. Slade, Jr., N. G.; W.
Newcomb, V. G.; Fl. S. Putnam, Treas
E. +. Smith, W. s.; G. +. Pinney,W.
3. The Lodge is in fourishing CONF
ton, ands constantly receiving accession
Mr.. Joel j. Morrison one of t
older residents of this village, and mel
Der Of the Methodist church, died at
residence on South street last Wednesda
The funeral services we're held on Frid
afternoon, Rev W. II. Meeker ofliciatir
BY his quiet and uniform christian |
he won the esteem Of all his fellow ci
zens, and went down to the grave, aft
life record Of which no one need be
shamed, honored and beloved
We deem it no more than justice
add one more statement to what was :;
last week about the difficulty between t
ofour citizens concerning trees. The p
ty assaulted has given us his statement
the case from which it appears that I
tree in question stands in the highw'
end had been trimmed several days bef'
be was attacked, and tina. the assault '
made without any verbal provocat
whatever.
COLLEGE ExAMINATIoNs.--The ann
amina fions of the three louar nIaaans