The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-10-28
Middlebury.
"A lot of splendid honey at Benson

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Middlebury.
"A lot of splendid honey at Benson
Il Andrews.
Under Shermans instruction the
band boys are learning nicely.
"A secondhand coal stove for sale
very low by Alden Il Co.
"A large and fine assortment Of gloves
end mittens at Sheldon's
The place to buy boots and shoes, is
at Chapman Bros.
If you want anything in the line of
fancy groceries,go to Benson e. Andrews
Rockingham tea pots, at Chapman
Bros.
Fresh confectionery, figs, rasins lem
ons, &C., at Benson & Andrews.
Frank Lesie's cut paper patterns
for sale by Alden & Co. Catalogues
and patterns sent BY mail promptly.
Martin & Langworthy's new engine
is progressing rapidly under the skilful
workmanship of the Major
Individual deposits 10 the National
Bank Of Middlebury, September 18th,
1862, 2O9.92.
The village fathers have fixed up
the "towh pump" little. Said pump is
we'll patronized ard little attention now
and then is not out OF place.
Rev. Mr.. Potter. pastor CT the NJ.
+. church, Winooski occupied the pal.
pit of the M. E. church last Sabbath. in
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Meeker.
Speaking about -four, Mr.. Ferguson,
We want it distinctly understood that we
won't be undersold by any firm in Middle
bury. Champan Bros.
Benson e. Andrews will show q
spices. to all that call on them, at prices
not TO be beat
The Adelphi Society of Middlebury
High School will hold reunion Of its
honorary and active members, on Wed.
nesday evening, Nov. IL.
White winter wheat -four at Chap.
man Bros. for $3.50 per barrel, warrant.
ed endways, tother end up, tother end
down, all around it, clean through, &C.,
nc.
The person who picked up a silver
mounted carriage lamp on the road lead
ing from Middlebury to Bridport, T. few
weeks since, will confer great favor or
the owner by leaving it at this Office.
AN interesting game of base bal
was played on the College grounds, Sat
urday afternoon, between the Bristol
and College clubs, which resulted in a
victory for the former by score of 2s
to 10.
Case 4 Rider have just received {
complete assortment Of everything usual
ly found at drug.stores. Their prescrip
ton department is unusually complete
and all prescriptions will be compounded
with care and dispatch. Goods sold a
the lowest living prices for cash.
The Athleti, Club already number
over thirty members. At the next bust
ness meeting tomorrow night, several new
members will be admitted. The fixture
Of the hall are up, ard the boys enjoy ex
ercising right well. The gymnasium is
success.
Alden d Co., announce that al
persons residing in this village who tax
any Of the dailies, through their agency
and pay for the same in Advance. will
served by carrier. at their places Of bust
ness, or homes, as soon as may be afte
the arrival Of the trains. commencn
November LIST.
East MIDDLEBURY.-A. A. Wheelock
editor and lecturer, will speak at tn
Universalist church in this place on Tue.
day. Wednesday and Thursday evening,
October 2Sth, Goth and Both, on subjec,
highly interesting to the people. Com
and hear first class lecture. Lectur
free to all.
"A gentleman (0 not especially note
for responsibility or brains, who hold
himself in readiness to do the dirty wor
of anybody who will give bin glass
rotgut, George Huntington by name, la
Saturday evening made a brutal attac
upon one Of our lawyers. and lit
scrimmage followed in which both receiv
ed scratches.
I'VE guard of ye pills and sich," wh
has been absent from town three weeks Q
account Of sickness, is now at his old DO
and says be is prepared to look after .'y
burglars" as Of old He also says tn,
when there is emusic in the air." at thr,
O'Clock Sunday morning. there is san,
wiched in,the dull shuttle of bits of past
board and the we'll known cry ii pass.
The HuNTERs.-Messrs. Healy al
Roberts of Boston, j. N. North,
Moore, G. r. Witherell, Albert Cliftt
Of Shoreham, Joel Rising of Hague, Of
DR.. G. II. Turrill of Middlebury, spe
several days, last week, hunting near Il
Boreas ponds, in the Adirondacks. Tn,
had very good luck. and captured fo
fine deers. The doctor comes back
his Office looking fresh and vigorou
We tender thanks for the splendid yer
son steak which fell to our portion.
The Choral Society organized e
weeks ago with about twenty members,
in most Aourishing condition, and nc
has fifty members. Regular meetings a
held every Tuesday evening. This i.
rare opportunity for our young people
cultivate the voice under the leadersb
Of one OF the best conductors in the cou
ty. There is musical talent among Il
society, of high order, and Prof. Hi
ley is bringing it out. The society
tend to treat US with concert or t,
this coming winter.