The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06
8egisttr.
TUESDAY, MAY G, 1873.
AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE MIDDLEDuRY
NIiddlebury.
"A good house at a low rent can now
III - 9 II RocEwoll

10 had OF >. ID. lNOchWoll.
To RENr.-L. j. Samson has n good
pasture to let, with never falling water.
Goodrich & Barton have Spring.
eed Wheat and Oats at the star Nlills,f
You will find splendid fruit at BED
on e. Andrews.
Everything nice in canned goods atf
Benson & Andrews.
Benson & Andrews have fine layer
Is and roisius at lowest prices
There will be meeting of the Mid
llebury Post of the Grand Army. at the
Armory on Friday evening of this week.
Frank A. Bond has just received
en- thousand paper collars, from ten to
orty cents a box. Go and buy box
Case e. Rider have complete as
ortment of pure drugs medicines, chem
calls, Lubin's perfumes, toilet and iancJ
GODS, paints, oils, window glass. &c. Al
flower seeds and plants cheap Tor cash
Meeting of Warner Post G. a. R. at
he armory, Friday evening.
-Four persons united with the Con-
regational church, last Sunday, two on
profession of faith.
Mrs. Turner again, last week, tried
he effect of poison upon her system with
result similar to that before experienced
The Middlebury Choral Society will
i've concert at Academy Hall, on Fri
ay evening, fo- the particulars OF which
&C our advertising columns,
Immigration is quite extensive from
ur northern border Last Thursday
vcning, four car loads of Frenchmcn and
heir families passed through this place
b, route for Troy and other parts south
e. A. Sturtevant Esq, will start
or the west, on n business tour, next
thursday. He will be absent two
weeks when he will return and attend
the wants of his clients.
The thirty.eighth annual convention
f the Delta Epsilon Fraternity, an anti
ecrct College Society, will be held at
amherst, this week Mid1lcbury sends
representative,
May day was pleasant and warm as
heed be. The village schools were let
but in the afternoon, and the scholars I'M
proved the time by rambles in the woods
gathering flowers, and in other interesting
Ways.
BUrrER.-On Friday week butter buy
RS in Nddlebury paid 30 to 30 cents.
Next day, at New Haven and Vergcnncs
j2 cents was the ruling price, Last
Friday it ruled at 33 through the day.
Shipments ight.
Rev. Kerr 9. Anderson, graduate
pf Middlcbury College, in 1872, after
ess than one year in New lheven Thoo-
ogical Seminary is to be ordained aud
Installed pastor Of the Congregational
church in Farhavcn, Vt Rev. IL. E.
.eavitt is delegate from the Middcbury
church, to the Ecclesiastical Council. y
RESIDENT ALUMNI. - The Resident
Alumni of Middebury College are re-
buested to meet at the office Of Stewart
Il Edredge, on Saturday evening of this
week, to take such action as may be deem
I'D necessary to prepare for the approach
lug anniversaries, which vii! be held one
month earlier than heretofore. BY order
bf the CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
List of letters remaining III thi.
office one month and more from date.
GENTS LIsT.-James Burdicli Alber
r. Ashley, \. A. Frost, Lewis VOL
cut, Russell Wales, John Slavery, J. G
Porter, Lewis Miner, p. L. May, Pete
Martin, Reuben Liberty, OTIS Briggs .
Joseph Freshet. LADIES LIsT.-Mrs
j. d. Wright, Miss Rosa Wollcot, Mrs
Nancy Sargent, Miss Amelia j. Riggles
Miss Kate Murphey, Miss Hattie Cole
When inquiring for the above pleas
inquire for advertised letters.
EAST MIDDLEBuRY.-Thc following ar
the officers Of Cold Spring Lodge, No. 0
o of G T, for the present quarter
Lewis Russell, " CT; Mrs Eliza FL
bridge, w Il; RA Damon, " S; Mr.
Mary Upper, W rs; Mrs Orrissi
Gilman, W t; James j Nancy, W q
l. Boardman, W NJ Miss Mary Nash,V
G Oscar Champlain, w Sentinel Mis-
Ida Smith,W A S; Miss Gloria Dewe.
r II s; Miss Isabelle Abbott, Il ii 5
Miss Della Persons, W d NJ; A Peek
p w r; who were duly installed b
Il d. Albert A Boardman.
Street Loafers.
To every citizen oil our village, it mu!
be apparent, that street-loalng is rapid
becoming great and intolerablc nu
sance. Lenierce is good in its place, b'
that lcnience,on the part Of public Office
and every loyal citizen, that permits col
ners of the streets to be damned by 10,
lived loungers and by rowdies that won
be a disgrace to any penitentiary, that q
lows clicks of these-thc filth Of Il
street to form a phalanx on the publ
bridges, and compel the innocent passe
by to run the gauntlet, aud often to su
init to language that sailor at FIJI
Points would blush to speak-such
lenience should receive the dsapprobati
of every lover Of order A Journal OF
neighboring town, suggest that stree
loaiers be requested to post thcmselvt
each, upon corner Of the streets, run o
their tongues and become stamp-licke
for the benefit of the public; but '
would rid ourselves entirely Of this ey
sore.
1t is no uncommon thing to find
walk completely closed by this class
loungers, and if you politely ask them
step aside and let you pass. the cases q
ten to one, that they will "send you tc
place hotter than the Fourth of July
Let lady pass the street, and when S
sees such . gang ahead, she crosses
street to avoid them, and as she pas
by, some chief among them makes obs
vations about her, and then brawli
laugh ensues, and they call it a CAPT
joke. If this lady is out shopping, "
likely the steps of the store, at which
wishes to trade, are loaded with these
nothings, and if she has moral couri