The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-08
MIDDLEBURE.


ulent price.
New SroRE-NEw GooDs. The place
to buy holiday goods is at +. D. Mung
er's No 2 Shcdone Block.
E. D. Munger can show you the best
line Of silver goods in the county. Next
door north of Central Market.
Chapman Bros. are making havoc
IN price Of dress goods, Offering them at
cost, and many less than cost
Attention is called to Col. A. 5. Ira
cys advertisement of Organs. Any one
desiring first class organ should look at
his.
Save from 10cts to Sl00 on each Of
your newspapers and magazines BY sub
scribing for them at the Post office. See
advertisement.
The mary. friends Of Dr. Currier
will be pleased to learn that he is now
convalescent, aud will resume his pra ctiee
at once.
Case e. Rider have complete as
sortment Of drugs, medicines, porfumeries'
toilet and fancy goods, paints, oils, var
nisbes window 81 lass, &c.
Addison County Court, December
term, opens to-day There is apparently
large amount of work to be done. Chief
Justice Pierpoint will preside as usual.
ADVERTISED LErrERs.-AIrs. II. T. Par
ker, Mrs Jennie A. Farr, Miss Addie
Brush, Minnie Eitharp, Harriet Has.
.ings 2, Naomi s. Jones.
Rev. Dr.. H. D. Kitchel preached in
the morning, at the Congregational
church, last Sunday, giving an impressive
practical discourse upon sin and its ci
fects
The annual meeting Of tho Ladies'
Library Association will be held at Mad
anne Wainwright's this afternoon Dec 8,
at three O'Clock, for the election of officers
for the ensuing year.
CHANGE OF TIME.-The winter arrange
ment for the running Of trains over the
Central Vermont Railroad went into ef-
feet yesterday. The time is given in the
time table at the head of our local column.
THE LAWS. We give the laws desig-
mated by the Secretary of State for publ
cation, in full this week in the form Of a
supplement, devotng no space to them
which we ordinarily give to news and cd
i:orial discussion.
Il Y. Savre is still receiving, nearly
every day, those same large oysters, clear
meats, which he dispenses at satislac
tory ratos,to large plumber Of customers
already, but would be able to supply few
more if desired. l: will pay at least to
try them,
An opportunity to get old faded
clothing dyed in lirst-class manner with
good colors, is presented to the people Of
this community, by the enterprise Of
Messrs. Taylor Il Davis,who are now run.
ming the Middlebury Wooden Factory.
Messrs. Taylor & Davis are pushing this
work of manufacturing forward in Wig.
orous manner.
There will be protracted meeting
at the Methodist church in this village,
commencing on Wednesday and continu.
ing four days. Rev. A, Heath will
preach the opening sermon on Wednesday
afternoon. Subject Of remarks on Thurs
day forenoon, God our Helper; after.
noon, prayer and its benefits; evening
"Hindrances to conversion; Friday morn
ing, public opinion; afternoon, allow
to overcome SIM
The Congregational Sunday School,
Dea. L. G. Barrows, Superintendent, had
concert exercises last Sunday evening,aud
in spite Of storm and bad roads the at.
tendance was quite respectable The
children were quite resoluto to brave the
storm, but were well repaid in the inter-
est of the occasion. The general exercise
involved the subject Of giving, the scrip
ture responses to the superintendent S
questions showing who should give, to
whom we should give, what we should
give, when we should give and why we
should give. Remarks upon tho same
subject were made by Prof Ilicley and
the Superintendent
Observation-Disclosures Murray spoke
his little piece before the Middlebury
Lecture Association. last Wednesday
evening. 1t was veritable hodge podgo
much Of it suggestive and helpful, more
OF it foolish and pernicious He entitled
1t Poverty and talked all around his sub.
jeot, touching it here and there, but ex
erclsing more than poetic license in wan
dering off upon side issues The audi
ence laughed at his dry humor which wa,
quite prevalent, and equally so at the
righteousness of other utterancos. Hi
descriptions were, as usual, fine But OF
the whole, the audience ielt that Murra,
had failed to come up To Murray
standard Of excellence as popular lee
turer.
THE SCHOOL LECTURE CoURsR Tic
Middlebury Graded School Lectur,
Course will open next Monday evening
Dec. H. with lecture on " Leaves" ),
Prof. Seely. The subject of the leetur,
Tor Friday evening following is The ali
we breathe"
1t is hoped that not only the youn,
people Of Middlebrry will avail the IN
selves Of this rare opportunity t. secure
SO much entertaining instruction as is OF
fered by this course Of lectures, but tina
the citizens of adjoining towns will esteem
it privilege to share in it. benefits anc
pleasures.
BESIDES the course OF lectures with ex
psriments by Prof Seely, we arc prom
'ished lectures by Prot. Braincrd Prof
Higley, Prof Parker, Rev f. p Hooker
Rev. p Cunningham, Rev, Mr. Tuxbur,
of Brandon. and a paper on California
by President Kitchel.
Tickets to the course are placed at on
dollar, with the expectation that enough
will be realized at that sum TO pay cx
peuses. Tickets to a single lecture TWEEN
ty cents. Family tickets to the cours
three dollars. These may be had Mt thu
Register Book Store.