The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-27
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
IIiddIebury.

IS ready for the season.
Drugs, medicines, and everything
kept at drug stores at Case & Riders.
Drop in at Benson & Andrews for
h eluxuries, fruit is abundant there.
"A fine lot of brackets at cost at
Register Book Store.
u. D. Twitchell will pay from %
o 81 cts. for good, unwashed wool.
Ice cold soda and Saratoga water on
raft at Case x Riders.
Marriage certificates and full as
ortment of all blanks required by the
tatutc at the Register Book store.
Pine apples and Bananas have
hade their appearance at Benson d An
rews.
-Violins, Gfes, music, music books,
bys, fancy articles, wallpaper, curtains,
xtures, etc, at d" Register Book Store. !"
Any one wishing to get well bull
mall boat Of the Ogdensburg model
nould inquire at Styles Photograph Gal
Dry.
Fathers Burke and Casey, Of New
ork, have been holding mission, at the
|athoic church in Middlcbury, every day
nd evening, for more than week. hold
9 services at s and 81 clock, a. M,
d u p. M, each day. Bishop DeGoes-
and was present Sunday evening and
onday, when some 80 persons were con-
med.
Rev. Kerr g, Anderson, a native of
,otland, and q graduate OF Middlebury
ollege, was ordained pastor of the church
Fairhaven, on the 2lst inst, The SER
on was by Prof. Weber.
Tho Gazette says: j. Mervin Hull
I'D Harry p. Stir,son, Of Ludlow, have
nssod successful examination at Mid
ebury for entrance to college. Ono Of
|e professors remarked IL wish | had
ore as we'll prepared.
Thrice Years in the 9th Corps" re.
sed edition,by Geo. F. Stevens, Surgeon
tn Regt,, New York Vols, on sale at
20 Register Book Store, a book Of
rilliug interest, 44o pages, handsomely
,tten up.
-" OBSERVER is reminded that our
lies, do not admit the publication of the
,mmuncatons Of anonymous writers
e must know who is responsible for
en-, though the nam ia not desired for
lblicatiou.
A warrant in bankruptcy was issued
taust the estate Of Downer & Allen,
st week, though i, Is generally conced-
tina, they are solvent Some difficulty
nong the members Of the firm them
Ives, is alleged SIS the cause of the
range proceeding.
The report that Mr.. a. T Styles
ns intending to grade Chapman Hill to
level with the New Haven road is pos.
vely contra1ictcd. lie is prepared
|wever to furish gravelly loan for grad
g purposes, in any quantities. Enquire
Byron Fleming, or Napoleon LePan
the premises.
Rev, Mr.. Hooker, Pastor Of the
congregational church in this place re-
rned from his vacation last week, but
cached in Orwell, in exchange with
ev Mr. Severance, Sunday morning.
r. Severance was called home to tend
funeral in the afternoon and Mr.. Hook
returned aud preached in the evening
his own church, q memorial sermon Of
deceased soldiers in the late war.
Among the Inducements offered
Mr.. Dix to Mr.. Rockwell to become
9 bail is the following pledge:
Being convinced that the sale of in
xicating drinks as n beverage is wrong
I'd unjust, | hereby pledge myself be-
re God, angels and men, that l never
i'll again engage in It's practice in the
wn of Middlebury, either directly
indirectly, either personally or by
W. II. II. DIN,
MiGdlebury, May Il. 1873.
FIRE.-A second and successful at.
mpt was made last Thursday morning
burn the unoccupied dwelling house,
title off Court Str, ct in the South part
this village Some time between one
d two, Thursday morning. the building
As found to be in flames. The fire had
ogressed so far that no effort could be
any avail towards saving it. a small
ed attached was pulled off and saved
II somewhat damaged condition. We
E informed that there was quite as hea-
insurance on it as it could well carry.
List of letters remaining in the post
ice one month and more from date.
Gents LIsT.-Toussaint Cousinatt, Pc
Kelley, Chas. Biloon, A. Bates, j ohm
cCormick 2, Ira Richardson, Rev. F..
Lovctt, Messrs Coleman & Green, T..
Gray,
LADIES list Mrs. /, b. Hills, Mrs
L. Howe, Mrs. C. T. Wood, Mrs.
mes Stevens Miss Katie Good =.
| any Of The above are wanted please
quire for advertised letters
A. S. TRACY Z. NJ.
The Blanchard Churns are recon-
ended by all intelligent practical dairy
en- including the officers Of the Vermont
iirymen's Association, the officers OF
New York State Dairymen's and
her associations who have used them as
best churn and butter worker now
ed. They are simply durable, easily
,aned, and return larger amount OF
tier worked and sailed for the amount
cream used than other churn. | am
ent for this section and have them on
ind. Call or send for circular.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
The business firms Of Middebury
We signed an agreement to close their
spective places of business, every
eduesday evening, at 6 o'clock, The
flowing named firms have signed this
per
Chapman Bros, William Slade, Ben
n q Andrews. II ". Brewster, Brews
q Co. Langworthy Il Co., G. j, So
r, Beckwith & Co., Henry Soper q
b., s. iIolton, G. d. Miner Il Co., +. Il
ay, Frank A. Bond, Clay, Wilcox &
yde, L. Vallette e. Co, Sheldon e. Co.
l.. Buttolph, n. p, Barbour.
Parties out Of town will 6nd it conven