The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-05-05

--Rev. Prof. William b. Clarke, who
Is taken the place OF Prof Weber at
e College, preached for Mr.. Hooker At
g Congregational church, On Sunday
orniug, giving an admirable discourse
pom christian Patience" He was
stoned to with great interest, and we
ust with profit, In the afternoon the
lstor administered the sacrament and re-.
Eived into the church one person on pro.
ssion of faith, 10 the evening Mr..
ookcr gave one Of his interesting Sun.
by evening lecturers. Subject Mount
mai
The dissolution Of the iirm Of Ben.
u x Andrew is announced elsewhere
this issue. Mr.. Benson will continue
Q business, at the old stand and all
prties desiring any thing in the line Of
ncy and most of the substantial grocer
5, can do no better than to give him n
III. This establishment has long been
popular resort for parties seeking ice
cams and other gustatory delicacies,
bd this pleasant feature, we understand,
to be continued.
"A drunken row came off, according
rule, in the lighting quarter Of the
|wp, last Saturday evening, in which
rec parties became interested and two
ero more or less bruised Nothing
ore serious resulted than a smashed nose
Pd muddy coat. If anybody gets
ad aud stops his paper on account Of
e report of this fight We shall know who
be Of tina parties were.
We are informed that the statement
hich originated in the Chronicle and
hich has obtained general circulation
trough the state papers, to the effect that
Bradford Parker, formerly of Middle.
nry, was in western penitentiary on n
70 sentence for manslaughter, is incor.
pct. Whoever invented such story
ight to be horsewhipred.
Mr.. j. o. Counor's baking establish
tent has secured Il stronger hold thar
yer apon the public, by adding to its
st Of supplies, which are always served
esh and nice, that almost indispensable
rticle, brown bread. Our people are
pmipg more aud more to feel that the
akery is among the most important in
buttons of the place.
If not ippertinent We would like t.
* the several authors OF "beautilu
now" whether we have not had enough
it for one season /; aud in this connec
on we would like to ask that other chaI
no thought "a thing of beauty is JOY
brewer" il be does not think the sen,i
pent needs qualifying just little ?
"A young giant, six feet and seve
hches high, while sharpening fence stake
pr Major Cook. in New Haven, las
seek, sharpened his Gngc, about one an'
half inches. He very wisely apple,
p DR.. Day, of Middlebury, and he fnge
Tas put into the best possible condition
DIR. V. W. Blanchard, has inyente,
lamp chimney which seems to be de
ided improvement on the brittle cylinder
row in use. II is made of the best fin
glass, and is filed with corrugation:
Fhich allow of increased expansion whe
Gated, without liability to fracture.
The blacksmith at the Beldens Fall
Marble Mills, after repairing some machir
ny, few days ago, caught his finger i
be gearingand then his finger also needle
epairs. He will lose nearly the Who'll
f it, 1t was DIR. Days case
Helen Hartney caught her foreduge
u the machinery 10 the cotton mill fe'
avs ago, ipjuring the bone, The woun
Fas dressed by DR.. Day. and is dom
yell.
Pure drugs and medicines, toilet an
aDcy good, confectionery, hair, toctl
all and paint brushes, paints, oils, val
ishes, window glass putty &c, chea
or cash at Case a. Riders.
R T. Bristol will commence buyin
utter, at Beckwith & Co.'S, Monda
Nay llth.
For sale \ good rosewo God pian'
tx aud one.half octave. Inquire {
+. Negus.
Wanted, by j l.. Buttolph, l0,00
ounds of unwashed wool 10 be deivere
t his store.
Mr.. Rockwell will lease his new an
beautiful house, also suit of good room