The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-29
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The rush for bargains in dress good,
at Chapman Bros still continues.
The forge and sawmil at East Mid
Jlebury are resting.
The choicest Brands of canned goods
at Chapman Bros.
Notice the postponemcnt OF sale oil
tickets for the Barnabec Troupe concert
Advertised letters, James w. Gale
+. s. Russell, F. s. Higbce ., Miss Mary
} Meeker, Mrs. +. Robinson
$. X. Mills, on Thursday last, killed
yearing steer which dressed 606l lbs,
which is nj bad, certainly.
ALI persons having accounts against
the village, are requested to pass them
in 10 the clerk Immediately
j. j. Nancy is representative iol
Cold Spring lodge Of Good Templars tc
the Grand Lodge to be held at North.
field, January 18th.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Nichols, at the Middle.
bury Honse, has six good horses which he
will sell at low prices, for cash any tim,
during this week.
The state board OF agriculture, man
ufactures and mining will hold meeting
at the Court House, in Middlebury, OF
Thursday and Friday, January IA and
Is, 1875.
Case Il RiGcr have everything usu.
ally kept by druggists Also large
stock of toilet and fancy goods all OF
which will be sold at the lowest possibl,
prices,
-Rt. Rev. w. H. A, Blssell, Bishop
Of the Diocesr Of Vermont, preached Il,
St. Stephens (Episcopali church, on Sun
day morning, and administered the holy
communion.
w. S. Alden will sell large proper
ton Of his goods now on hand at great y
reduced prices for cash. lie thinks that
small profits and cash are better than the
goods on hand or long credit
The tickets for the Barnabee Troupe
concert, will be sold at the store Of Char.
man Bros, Oh and after Monday, Janu
airy 18th, at nine o'clock, a. IN, instead OF
Saturday. See advertisement
Rev. j II Bond o. Willstou. i,
expected to preach the opening sermon al
the convention in East Middlebury, com
mencng Monday January IS At qnpr
ter before seven, i. NJ.
Report of attendance in Graded
School for pas. week High School 81
per. ceut Grammar, 81 Intermediate
81 81 Primary "a "a Primary, "a
LIST Primary, b, IS LIST Primary. \ .
"a.
Mrs, Ann Eliza Young. the 18th
wife of Brigham Young, will deliver 4
lecture before the Niddlebury Lecture
Association, Monday evening, January
l1tb. Notice of her subject will be given
in following issue of this paper.
Sheriff Trip made his scm.aunual
trip to Windsor last Tuesday, taking with
him two boarders for the state institution
ut that place Moses Cara, sent up foi
three years because he was too much
married, and Joseph Sears two years for
larceny
Watch night services will commence
IN the Methodist church at seven O'Clock
y. IN. and will open with lecture on
Domestic Life" by the pastor, followed
with social services until nine o'clock
when Rev. DR., Kitchel will give an ad
dress. All are invited,
-Perties who have been to Chapman
Bros. are convinced that their CLOSING
sale is no humbug A change in theil
business makes it necessary for them tc
clean out their dress gooes between thi,
and the fifteenth Of January, and to dc
this, they are selling regardless of cost.
The ball at East Middlebury last
Friday evening furnished business for the
medical fraternity, if it had no other val
liable result, How much even Of this il
is impossible TO say, but immediate effect,
are noted in at least two cases. Some ex.
ceediDgly gentle aud friendly scufiles re-
suited in broken leg for Frank Bushey
and disjointed knee for fifteen yeal
old son of Austin Kemp The latter ac
eident occurred Saturday morning
The Middebury Congregations
Sunday School, L. c. Barrows, Supe.in
tepdent, had Christmas bells, for a con
cert exercise, on Sunday evening, whicl
rung out with mottos aud from the lips 0
the Superintendent and children in res
Ponsive recitation, peace, Joy, glad
ness, Jesus, Savior. and man,
thoughts connected with the glad It'd
ioRs' Rev. Mr. Hooker, pastor, made
brief address at the close The music a
well as the other exercises was very ex
celent. The bells mottos and mechan
cal arrangement for the object lesson
we're the handiwork of Mr.. Barnes, anC
as svery one testiies, were beautiful
Mr.. Barnes has photographed it TOR III,
stereoscOpe aud those wha wish cal
.ecnre copies
The Baruabee T?oune. who are {,
give the next entertsinment before III,
Mddlebury Lecture Association on Wed
uesday evening, OF next week, have wo
reputation for high musical talent. il
all directions. but especially in the comic
which is second to none in the country
II u first. class musical entertainment
desired which will afford amusement, Il
we'll as the qualification Of artistic taste
Baroabse is always sought for. The N
portunity to hear them is now offered t
the people Of this community but ma
lever be again