The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17
MIDDLEI3URY.

Oasu pdiu loT peltS at Olay, w lcOA
& Hyde's.
MIR. Caleb Morton had the msfor.
tune to lose another finger from his right
hand, 10 machiue in the Downer &
Allen mill, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Rider have
very kndly extended an invitation to the
Congregational Society, to meet at the
Addison House for sociable pext Wed
nesday evening.
Case & Rider, druggists and apothe.
carries, have everything usually kept by
druggists, including drugs, medicines and
pertumeries, Prescriptions carefully and
accurately compounded. Everything sold
cheap for cash.
The Adelphi Society Of the Middle.
bury High School will give their Fourth
Annual Exhibition at Academy Hall, on
Friday evening, March 9th, the exercises
consisting Of the new aud popular DRAMA
Among the Breakers, aud declamafions,
tableaux, music aud a dialogue
Go to Case x Riders to get good
cigar. The Dr.s Favorite is the best
cigar made. And you want to get opc
of Herrick's penny cigar holders
There will be lectures at ST. Stcph
ems church Middlebury, on Wednesday
aud Saturday evenings, Feo. 25th and
28th. aud March 4th, l4,b, 18th and
2Sth, April 1st aud Cd; and on Thurs
dsy April Cd, in Holy week" Bishop
Bissell will visit Middlebury.
Our citizens will remember the lee.
ture to be given by Rev. Joseph Cook
the eloquent aud profound preacher, at
Academy Hall this evening 1t will uu.
doubtedly, be among the best of the
course, and we hope the people will avail
themselves of this, probably last oppor-
tunity for the season.
The sociable at Miss Stars, on
Wednesday evening, was numerously at.
tended, and much enjoyed by all who
were present. These Church Sociablcs
are happy feature, in practical religion,
and we are glad to note that they are to
BE- continued. The next il to be at the
AddisoS>H ouse.
MIR. FEED A. Field. conductor OF
No freight raj on the Rutland road
had his left hand Naught and seriously in.
jured while Stacking Ears at Vergennes
Friday morning. He came to Middle.
bury with his train where his thumb was
amputated and his hand dressed by Dr.
Currier, utter which be went to Rutland
on the nail train.
Mr.. o. S. Dickinson purposes soor
to open an eating saloon near the new
depot, where the necessaries of life will
be dispensed to railroad huuds and other
hungry visitors and Tor this purpose he
is erecting building on the north end of
his lot. This enterprise is, we think
really needed, and must be advantageous
to the proprietor, aud at the same tim,
an accommodation to the public
The Congregational pulpit in this
place last Sunday was filed mornin.
and evening, by Rev. Joseph Cook, O.
Boston. The morning discourse was al
able presentation of thoughts and fact,
illustrative OF Christian unity in Europe
aud America. The evening discourse
which was listened to By large audi
ence. was closely reasoned, logical dis
crSsion Of God in Man, or the flol,
Spirit
We understand that the las; of tn
creditors CT the Middlebury Pape' Go
have come into tho arrangement to TAX
the percentage agreed upon, and MIR
Oliver Severance undertakes to carry ,h
enterprise up,n his own shoulders. s
the business will be going on as usual, il
few weeks, under his direction aud own
ership. We are glad to chronicle thi
solution of the difficulties, because by it
in all probability,a larger percentage vii
be saved to creditors than if it were to @
into bankruptcy besides, the delay whic
would then be necessary, in running To
business, will be saved