The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-04
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price LOT prime putter Csturuays anu
Mondays
DIR. II. Turrill's dental rooms will be
closed from the Sd until the 18th Of
August inst.
We are happy to Dote that little
Graoie, four year old daughter of Prof.
H. NJ. Sceiy, is recovering from her pro.
tracted and dangerous illness.
Rev. s W Bidwel Of this town,
has an early apple tree, one limb of which
sports apples nearly matured and at the
same time beautiful blossoms
Miss Annette Samson's rooms will
be closed from July Is to August 10,
when they will be opened in Murray S
Block, over n. A. Thompson's store.
The Rev. W. H. Collins has resign.
ed the rectorshp of St. Paul's Church in
Vergennes and the charge of St. Stephen :
Church, Middebury, his resignation tax.
ing effect October lst
Any one having insurance. to place
will do well to call on Z E. Smith, who
is prepared to place insurance in first class
companies, at 80 per cent less than any
other agency in MiddIebury. 2
j. W. Martin. the village farmer
has fairly earned a right to membership
In the order of Patlons Of Husbandry
He cut and got in seventy-fvo acres Of
wheat in three days.
Case e. Rider have a complete as
sortment of everything usually kept by
pounded at all hours, also a fine stock OF
paints oils, varnishes, window glass &c
Yesterday was Hon Samuel Swifts
ninety second birthday and many of our
citizens called upon him in honor of the
event. The Judge is quite infirm aud
has ceased to make his appearance npon
our streets
ATTENTION CoMPANY-M Members OF
Co. Nj. First Regiment n. G. will meet
at the armory, in Middlebury, Oh Friday
evening, Aug. I, at 7.3O p. NJ.
BY order of
". Il. DEWEY, Capt. commanding,
F. l.. Drake, practical uphosterer,
announces his readiness to attend to all
orders in bis line Of business, in new
work Or repairing, promptly, thoroughly,
and satisfactorily. Those who have had
bis work express entire satisfaction with
it.
"A Miss Condor, sister of Patrick
Condor who lives halt mile west of the
Colleges, on the Bridport road, died sud.
denly of heart disease, at the residence OF
her brother on Sunday afternoon last
week. She was apparently we'll as usual
only an hour or two before her death.
--Rev. Z. p Hooker, pastor of the
Congregational Church in this village is
away taking his annual vacation. Mrs.
Hooker is with him and they will spend
the time on Lake George aud at Sarato.
ga. Rev. G. l.. Kltcbel of Penpsylva.
MA supplies his pulpit during his absence
Several parties from Middlebury are
of in the woods or elsewhere camping out.
Those lately starting out for Lake George
seemed 10 have an idea or two about
comfort and enjoyment in camp Re
Their experience would be an Interesting
chapter for parties of this sort.
The ladie. % Midlebury are iuyitcd
to meet on Saturday ucxt, at i o'clock
p. NJ, at the house OF Mrs. n Wood,
President Of the Society iorucd for the
aid Of the Home for Destitute Chill.
dren," at Burlington, to consider the
needs of the institution and raise funds
for the enlargement Of their building 4
full attendance is very desirable.
james NJ. Sladc Jr., Esq, has re.
moved his law Office aud Constable o =.
Mead, his collectors Office from Aliens
Block, where previously located, to u
joint occupancy with II. Il. Harris Esq
of the fine Offices lately fitted up by the
latter, in the lost Office Block, over
Brewster's store. These arc now among
the finest Offices in towu
Elijah Birge, formerly for many years
resident OF this town. and afterwards q
resident OF Essex, one OF the older elias;
Of whom but few survive, died at Essex
Junction on Mon day last and his remain,
were brought to Brooksyilc on WedLes
day Funeral services were held and hi
remains were taken to New Haven Eas
Mills, for interment
Aucus.-The Middebury Republican
Caucus was hed on Saturday evening las
TO elect delegates to the District Conven
ton to be held in this place on the l2tl
inst, and the following were elected
Delegates-James NJ Slade, Justu
Cobb, George Hammond, j W. Martin
Harry g. Langworthy.
Suhstitntcs-T Al Cbo,no, n G
Wainwright, 7. II Mcleod, II. r. Har
ris, W. NJ, Day.
"A lady lost her gold watch an
chain A servant GIRL rested under
cloud of suspican Of having stolen tia
watch, for four years. Then sofa wa
taken to the upbols;erer for repairs an
the watch YVES found few days since
1t had quietly lain there in its restip
place, all unconscious OF the trouble
was making and when wound up went o
with its ticking us if nothing had har
pened
The Boys Herald" is the name
an amateur paper published monthly b
a young chap less than hundred yeai
old, in Middlebury. Terms ten cent
Advertisements fifty cents column Til
editor is also proprietor and printe
Number five has just been received an
its pages sparkling with wit and hume
have been scanned |; proves that II
hoy has good yluck, correct taste, m
audablo ambition TO excel.
/-liev. Kerr G. Anderson, d gradual
of Middlebury college, aud lately frol
Yale Divinity School, accepted an invita-
ton to preach for time, to the Hanove
Street Congregational church of Milwar
kee Wis This beginning will, yer
likely, result in his settleme over III