The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-11
MiddleburY.


When any of the above are wanted please call
for advertised" letters. A. S. Tracy, Pm.
MiddIebury.
Benson & Andrews have more OF
that nice honey; don't you forget it,
See notice of auction of the Conroe
farm. 1t is rare opportunity.
Parties purchasing oysters of Benson
& Andrews can have them delivered any
where in the village.
Next week we shall announce offici-
ally the next lecture in the course OF
the Middlebury Lecture Association.
-Quinces, cranberrics, fresh figs, rails.
ms, and nuts of all kinds just received at
Benson Il Andrews.
"A Williamson wants, within ten
days, three hundred good turkeys, for
which he will pay the highest market
price.
Monsieur Du Fonduno, from New
York. professor Of the razor and scissors.
is holding forth in the shop under the
Addison House He is said to be mas.
= ter of the art and to please all that call
upon him.
Rev. Miles j. Hickok. D. D., re.
Gently deceased at Marietta, Ohio, was a
estive Of New Haven, VT, graduate Of
Mifdlebury College, class of 1885 and
had labored in the ministry at Rochester
N, Y, Scranton, Pa, and Marietta, Ohio
Bond with his immense stock Of
goods is bound to make prices on them
SO low that all who buy will feel that
they could not have bettcred themselve,
anywhere in the State. He only ask.
people to look at his goods and prices and
judge for themselves.
H. S. Baker, Esq, of River Falls
graduate of Middlebury College, lately
gave a very interesting address before
the St. Croix Valley Teachers Associa.
tion, upon "Science in Common Schools,
which was published in full in the Journa
of that place.
Case e. Rider have just returned
from market with complete assert
ment of every thing in their line. Also
paints. oils, varnishos, window and pic
ture glass, putty, &c. Prescriptions
carefully and accurately compounded
at all hours.
Mi" Langworthy met with Sc
sious acciden: on Wednesday last. HI
was assisting in loading truck at tn
depot, with bales Of paper.stock for tn
paper mill, and in some manner he slipped
and fell. one of the bales falling upol
him, causing bad fracture of the LET
leg, below the knee. Yesterday, Dr.
Day, who is attending him. reported tina
he is doing WE'LL
Alden &, Co. have received new
goods in variety which they offer as Low
~ eau be found iu the State for cash
Some Of their more costly goods the,
will sell for the next thirty days at cos
and some at less than cost to prepare 10
the Holiday trade. They solicit examin
alton Of their stock.
AccIDENT.-Last Thursday mornip
while some school children we're crossin
Weybridge street ut its junction wit
Academy street, gentleman came driv
ing down Weybridge street quite rapidly
and his horse struck Ernest Albee, aget
about eight years, knocking him down
and the wheels Of the buggy passed owe
both legs pear the knee. lilo was con
siderably bruised and injured but u
bones were broken.
GRAND BENEFIT Promenade
grand promenade will be given Q
Academy Hall, in this village, on tn
evening of the 9th instant, for tn
benefit the Middlebury Cornet Bant
Sherman's Quadrille Band will furnis
the music for the occasion. The name
of the managers and invitation con
mittee are sufficient guaranty of til
high responsibility of the party and tn
success of the occasion.
In our column of obituaries W
have this week to record the death {
Mr.. Joshua c. Goodrich formerly
West Randolph, latterly residing wit
his son-in-law Mr.. ]. II. Ford of tn
village. He was but little known hel
being quite aged and infirm when L
first came to reside among us. II
daughter Miss l.. A. Goodrich, is we
and very favorably known here ,
teacher for many years in our publ
schools. She is now having charge
the grammar school department of II
West Randolph school,
EAST Things are dull
the city at the present Business is
the wane, but as We are some on braggir
think we shall be able to keep up a
pearances.
The forge has been lying idle for fe
days for the want of ore. A supply b
arrived, and it will commence operatio
again soon.
Sumner & Hunt, are building two ne
klDs for burning coal for the forge. Tn
have contracted all they can make wi
Williams IL Persons The kilns are
Gated on the mountain on the lot know
as the Simmer lot
Gleason q Ladd are not doing much
their tannery at present. They are Fl
ishing up their present stock, and are
doubt as to stocking it again until spriu
or until times are better.
Peck q Allen are exploring the mou
tain. in search Of white birch to sto,
their mill the coming winter. Their la
years stock is stored in the mill yard.
is coon to be shipped to Silk Compar
ut Leeds, Mass.
Mr.. Albert Wainwright and his new
married wife were serenaded at their re
idence on Main street, by the City Ban
q few evenings ego. Thew were va