The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-03-18

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|ebury village district will be
fe| Re town room on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock
My CREEp.-Rev. w. II. II. Murray
delivered his lecture on My Creed" to
large audience at Academy Hall last
evening. As we have already given an
abstract of it, we need say nothing fur
Their about it at this time. Y
Mrs. John Cain of Rutland while
attending Mrs. Lcavttt's funeral,at Mid
dlobury, three weeks ago, slipped, and
fell backward on the marble door steps,
iuiuring the back of her head, and her
back SO that she is still under the care of
aphysician
-Twcnty-six persons from this town,
went to Burlington On Saturday ovcn-
ing, to attend the Patti-Maro concert,
with which they were delighted. Others
were intending to have gone, had not the
New York express been an hour and II
half late. The party feel under great OBJ
legations to the managers Of the Vermont
Central Railroad for the courtesy of half
fare, and special train TO return after
the concert
List Of letters remaining in the Mid
dlebury Post Office, one month and ever.
LADIES LIsr-Alrs. Harriet Hastings,
Mrs. Esther IIulburt, Mrs =. A Mills,
Mrs. Adde Beach, Miss 4. Lcmocrt,
Mrs Ella }. Anderson, Mrs Emily Chase
Miss Alena Kelley. Gents LIsT.-Geo.
Il. Whitney. Edward FITZGERALD, Walter
English, ". II. Dc!mcdgo, Oliver Dex-
ter, William Noyce, Cyrus Allen, Du-
rand g. Packard, +. W. Pinncy, John
Greenno,
MrpDLuBuRY WooLEN Co.-An ar
raugement has been made BY which Clay
Wilcox Il Hyde, will sell the cloth Of the
ddlebury Woalen Co., at their hard.
ware store All persons desiring cloth
will find a stock at their ore which will
most likely suit their wants. General
business of tao Company can be transact
ed with l. j.. Knapp, agent, at the Reg
lister Office. This includes the paymeu;
Of accounts due The company. All per-
sons owing the company, are requested to
call immediately and settle.
"A special meeting o. the legal voters
of the town Of Middlebury has been called
for the purpose Of resembling the vote ia.
ken at the annual meeting consolidating
School districts Nos. t, ., : aud -. Ii
appears that ring has been formed unit
ing the interests Of individuals in the
several districts above mentioned with au
interest at East Middlcbury on the "md.
tunl admiration or "you-hclp-mc and.
l'll.help-you" plan. 1t ia question
whether some couscicnccs may not be VIC
lated in carrying cut some parts of the
programme. Is II right, gentlemen, tC
do evil that good may come ~
School EXHDITIoN.-Tho Adclphi So
ciety Of the Middlcbury High School held
their third annual exhibition on Friday
evening last, March IT, The parts were
carefully selected and arranged, ant
everything prepared for Il successful ex
bition.
IYLcp the time arrived the clrcumstan
hich the weather was not small
he favorable, and large audienc,
Iblcd to listen to the performance
he young men and ladies, and it wa
Gratifying to observe the satisfaction will
which the teachers and parents and friend
witnessed the success of their efforts a
ishown in this exhibition.
w. |. Twitchell presided. After mu
>sic, a trio by Mrs. llglcy and Mise
,Illgley and Sheldon, b, W. Lamb pro
nounced Il sautatory, and W. |. Twitch
elf delivered defamation upon 18th
Studog flrn followed a song by Mis-
lliglpy beautifully rendered tablcau
'On the fence" in which the young lad
got OFF the fence" before the closing scene
drama, "Down by the Sea" in which al
the parts were well sustained song an
trio, Hiss IIigley, Mrs. Higley and G
: H. Remelo OF the College; defamation
Daniel VS.. Di-hclout, by j c. Stapletop
defamation, Young Mariners Dream, j
Il. Weeks duet, Miss Sheldon and G
H. Remele; tableau, Visions of the pas
present and future farce, Freedom c
~ HyGs from the rendering of which
q the young men have tan opprecia
=. trials of Editorial life.
70 be pleased with the er
ley certainly ought
tas creditable to all CT
',on aud its execution.
kry Graded School.
was devoted to examnJ
YNliddlebury Graded School
4 On Monday classes in Lati
eek on Tuesday and "Wednesday
zen examinations in the Grammar an
II Oh schools, and oral examination in III
y LIST, 2ud, aud 3rd Primaries and Intc
mediate. On Thursday and Friday, orr
examinations in the Grammar aud IIig
Schools. Glasses were examined in III
work Of the term, and the object had i
view seemed to be to show to the scholar
themselves, as well us 10 their parents, ne
only what they had accomplished in the
studies, but also what they had failed I
do, that should havo been done.
Only in this way can examinations !
made an incentive to thorough and carr
est work in the future Gratifying Pre-
.Iess both in acquisition and in meiho
mAnt ani study, was apparcn
'iiors were present duriu
- only small part {
ave been there. {
have no intere'
guidance fl
NJ l A.