The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-03-03

We are panied to record the death
Of Noble Hill, son Of the late Edgar Hill.
Esq, of Bridport He was clerk III the
store Of Beckwi,h & Co., in this VILLAGE.
and Dad won the love and respect of his
employers and fellow clerks A little
more thar three weeks ago he was taken
sick with typhoid fever from which he
did not rally, but died on Thursday even
ing last His rcmains we're taken to
.here held on Sunday. And tn, he has
gone from among us. in the early promise
Of manhood, one whom worldly wisdom
would have selected Tor Il career of use.
iuincss and honor.
Don't forget that the exhibition OF
the "Adelphi" is On Friday evening Of
this week. Wo understand that some Of
the young ladies', who acted their parts SO
we'll in the last exhibition, will also take
part in this The proceeds are TO be de.
voted to the library. Tickets can be OBJ.
tanned at the store of N. p. Barbour on
and after nine a. M. Wednesday. also at
the door on the night of the exhibition.
The winter term of the Middle.
bury Graded Schools close this week
with public examinations upon the studies
Of the term. A general invitation is ex.
tended to all the people of the district
to be present at the examinations. There
10 to be a vacation Of two weeks, the
next term to commence on the Esd inst
Rev. p. N. G. anger. agent. of the
Vermont State Temperance Society. will
give an address upon the subject of tenn
persnce, under the auspices OF the Mid
dlehury Temperance Society. at the Con.
sregatioua church. next Sunday even.
Jog.
will hold fair and festival at School
House Hall. on Wednesday eve. March
IL. Efforts are being to insure a pleas
ant entertainment, which the public are
cordially invited to attend.
BIZ ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
ADVERTISED LETTERS Harrison W..
Boote, l.. N. Franklin, Allen Titus s.
Alonso Riterbush Saunders Il Son, Moses
Whipple Q. Dan Noonsn, s. N. Csdy,
George Clark.
There will be donation party and
oyster supper at the Glen House, 10 Fest
Middlebury, on Wednesday evening
March llth. Good music will be furn.
ished, and good time anticipated.
Rev. Adirondack Murray spent two
days 10 town. last week. during which
t!iue, with Governor Stewart. he visited
some NJ the places Of interest IN the vi.
oiDity, and purchased span OF horses to
take home with him
--Thursday vas observed at the Con-
gregatioual church in Middlebury as a
day of prayer ihr Colleges. There was
q fair attendance. and much earnesi ness
was manifested
Rev p N. Granger. General Agent
of the Vermont State Temperance Socie
ty, will preach upon the subject Of TEN
perance at The church in East Nj ddebury
next Sunday Afternoon at ! o'clock.
The next sociahle Of the Cs,ugrega
tionsl Society will be held at the residence
of U, D. Twitchell. E-q, on WodGesda )
evening of this week.
All voters should attend The towl
meeting today, and see 10 it that ouly
capable and honest men are put III plaoei
Of responsibility.
MIR. S. Fisher has a fine pair o
matched .xen, weight about thirty hun
dred, at his farm in this town, which h
wishes to sell for cush.
benson Il Andrews have al kind
Of canned goods, pickles, sauces, ca:sup
picked oysters aud Holsters, &c. &C.. TO
sale at the most reasonable prices.
There will be q Lcntcn service a
the house of Mrs. ii. \. Sheldon, vii
low ST., on "Wednesday evening next
ith inst, at n o'clock.
Two persons united with the CoDgrc
gational church by letter, last Sunday.
The largest stock Of Hamburg edg
ings and Insertions 10 town at Chapman
Bros. -
u D. Twitchell wants 5000 pounds
Of wool for which he will pay from 40 t'
As cents.
You will find all kinds Of fruit Al
Benson Il Andrews, at the lowest prices
Try the celebrated No Name cigal
TO- sale by Benson l. Andrews.
Cash paid for pelts at Clay, Wilcox
b Hvdats