The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-10

} TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1879.
MiddIebury.

M~iddlebury.
Go to Benson & Andrews for nice
fruit.
leo cream at Benson & Andrews
this evening. Also fresh strawberries.
Ice cold soda, Geyser and Hathorn
spring water on draught, at Benson d
Andrews.
You are invited to call at Sheldon
4 Co.'S. for u fine variety Of teas at low
prices.
w. II. Ellis was yesterday morning
fined $40 and costs for selling liquor
without authority. Heappealed to the
County Court.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-At the June
term Of the Addison County Court just
closed, Henry II. Harris Of Middlebury
and L. W. j. Hawkins Of Starksboro
wero admitted to the bar.
Some Of our people Are beginning to
inquire into the reason Tor further delay
in the repair Of the bridge across the RI
yer in Middlebury Village. Echo an
swers why.
Drugs, medicines. chemicals. per
fumeries, toilet and fancy goods. c%onfec'
t%ionery. window glass, paints, oils, etc
Also ice cold soda aud Saratoga on drai'
at Case & Riders.
HI. q. Bingham, Esq, exhibited tC
us an egg laid by a yellow Chittegope
hen, that measured six inches one way
and eight the other. Such enterprizinl
hens deserve encouragement.
Christopher Crossman, driver Of thu
Addison House Coach, was srraiguet
Yesterday afternoon, on charge Of peti
larceny. He plead guilty and was sen
fenced to Que mouth's Imprisonment il
the County Jail.
DR. Emma II. Calender announces
through the columns of this issue bel
readiness to make professional calls upot
such as wish her services as a physician
Her Office is at her residence on Wey
bridge Street.
A CARD.-Thc Cornet Sercnadin,
Band desire to return thanks to the Com
pany M" Vermont Militia for their gen
erous contribution, to funds required Il
meet tho expenses Of the Band.
Per order Of Leader.
We learn that Messrs. Hammond
AMI Severance have sold their sheep il
California and that they will soou be HON,
agaiu. Mr.. Severance is expected thi
week. Mr.. Hammond and his wife vii
stop for II visit in Kentucky gu their re
turn.
-Dea. Allen had tho misfortune t
he thrown from u buggy yesterday morn
ing, in front Of Stoves wagon shop, an'
strange TO say escaped unhurt. Tn
horse became frightened aud ran an,
climbed ii shade tree standing near, bark
feet, aud almost demoli.hiug the buggy.
The Grand Jury 10 session las
week in connection with the Count
Court, considered and reported upon Tor
ty-6ve complaints. They found thirt
odd true bills and five Of these indicr
ments are for selling intoxicating liquo
contrary to law. Our criminal dockc
is increasing.
Hon. George ". Grandcy has $
far recovered from the effect Of the in
juries received by his accident, which
referred to elsewhere, that he was in tow
attending Court. on Saturday last. II
is still suffering severely, however. an
ia no condition TO attend TO business. w
hope he may soon regain his usual healtl
The Congregational Sunday Schoo
last Sunday evening, had a beautiful cor
cert exercise in which the parts were pei
formed in Il manner ercditable to all CT
gagged. The flowers and crosses an
wreaths Of evergreen which were used ic
the object lesson were most beautiful
arranged aud attractive.
Sessions, Clay Il Co., have ,went,
five New Model Buckeye Mowers, FOR sa
at the hardware store of Clay, Wilcox
Hyde. These are first.class machines,d
servedly popular with farmers all ov,
the country wherever they are used. The
have iron frames, light draft, only weigl
ing $50 pounds. Those who have then
think they are the best in use,
List Of Letters that have lain in tn
Office one month and more: GENTS LII,
Daniel Coolbridge 2. Rev. w. w. A
water, Frank Grcgnou, Pierre Bernar
HOMER Garfield. E. j Tenuev, Colema
Il Green, II. Il. Hustburt. LADIES Ii,
Miss Jennie Laurctte. Miss Jenn
Hyam- Liuretta, Miss Annie Rice, Nj
Lillian Z Evarts, Mrs.. J Loewenthal.
When any Of the above are waute
please inquire for advertised letters.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE REoIsTER.-1
your paper of June 81, IN comparing n
age with some others, you say. "Jud.
Swift is just 90" If it ia only to graft
curiosity, it may be better that i, shou
be correct. la the record o. births Ike,
10 my fathers family Bible. and tran
ferred by me irto my own family recor
my birth is stated TO have been 'tSatu
day. 81 August 1852" or course. II
81 Of August next in 1873 my aye W
be 81 years SAMUEL SWIFT.
A FREE FIonT,-An interesting lit,
collision occurred unop the sidewalk
front of George r. Llngworthy'- saloc
last Wednesday evening, between 9 a
10 o'clock. A young man who works
one Of the carriage shops in this villa:
came ont Of the saloon and heard the kr
of rowdies who stood around the door d
cussing some Of his friends ia a manr
not altogether complimentary. and %
picked it up. After words came bio,
Our wheelwright hero we are told Il
GU, three OF his opponents, when he tc
his turn in lying down gently upon
sidewalk. The row was at length stopT
and "all went merry as a marriage be
again.
Addison County.
Albert Perry, Panton. had his
broken one day last week, while wrt