The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-20
MIDDLEBURY.

u. ID Twiichell VIII pay 42c Tor
washed and 2Sc. for unwushed wool. Cash
paid for pelts.
FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN "A Rose.
wood Piano. Inquire at this Office.
Go to Goodro's for the best oysters
in town. Only IS cents per quart for
solid meats.
The January term Of the Supreme
Court Of Vermont for Addison County
will be held in this place next week.
Commencing Monday,
Sheldon e. Co. offer their entire stock
of Geuts Ready Made Clothing at cost
BUYERS will do well to cal aud examine.
The annual meeting of the Addison
County Agricultural Society will be held
at the Town House, Middlebury, tomor-
row "Wednesday, January Dist, inst,
Bond will close out the remainder
Of his stock Of over coats at wholesale
prices. rare chance 10 save money. See
his new advertisement.
Pure drugs and medicines, and the
Red Star Cleaning Powder can be found
at w. NJ. Days drug store. Call for a
sample package free.
Go to Case a. Riders for drugs
medicines, toilet and fancy articles, con-
fcctioneres, paints, oils, window glass
etc, if you want the best goods at lowest
living prices
FOUND December 9th, about half
mile south Of Leicester Corners, lady's
fur collar The owDer car obtain it on
application to G. G. Cudy, at East Mid.
dlebury.
A p. Upper, E.q., has removed
from East Middlebury, aud taken up his
residence in his new aud elegant house OIL
the corner OF Weybridge aud Academy
streets in this village. For the present
his offce is at his house.
Col. Amassa s Tracy has been re-
dominated to the Senate as postmaster Tor
Middle bury. lie will Of course, be
confirm at once as he never was given
to the weakness Of writing letters which
can DE published to his disadvantage.
The week Of prayer was followed
by extra meetings in the Methodist
church, aud have now become very inter
estiug and solemn. The church is quite
generally engaged, and several men and
women are iuquiring, for the FIRST time,
how they may live religious life and
find the pardon Of their sius.
AT the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Middlebury National Bank
at their banking house on Tuesday Jan.
18th, the following officers were elected
directors TOR the ensuing year Paris
Fletcher, Calvin Hill, John W Stewart,
w p. Nash, j. G. Wellington. At d
subsequent meeting Of the directors, Paris
Fletcher was elected President, Calvin
Hill Vice. President, j. G Wellington
Cashier, and G. E Pinuoy, Teller
The sonual meeting Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Legal society was
holden on the 9th inst. az which the fol.
lowing officers were elected for tho ensu.
i.g year: Presideut--Jamcs NJ. SIadc
Clerk-John W. Lovett Treasurer
f. Richardson. Colector-O. F. Mead.
Trustees-H. G.. Langworthy. A. f.
Manly, d. Piper, &. c. Cady Isaac
Lovett, WIN. NJ. Day, a. Williamson
c. Hay, NJ Phi ney.
The Mddlehury Paper Company
had little financial embarrassment, last
week, which hos not yet, perhaps, fully
terminated. 1t is hoped, however, that
all difficulties will be overcome, in few
days, and matters 90 on as usual, with a
partial reorganization Of the Company.
They have been, apparently doing good
business, ever since their mill was re.
built, and il is safe to say that it was
their loss by the fire, which so weakened
them that they were unable to get over
the hard times now upon us.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REruBLIC.-The
officers Of Warner Post No. l6. G.. A.
r., for the next year ore Darius Mar.
tin, Commander H. ID. Maynard, Senior
Vice Commander; W. Il. Dewey, Junior
Vice Commander Lyman E Knapp,
Quartermaster; j j. Mauney. Adjt.
WIN. II. Cobb, Chaplain; Clay N. Dick
iuson, o D.; S. S. Chandler. Surgeon