The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-05-12

test against the nuisance OF delacing the
lace Of nature by the daubs OF advertise.
ments upon the rocks The general feel
ing OF indignation ought to be sufficient to
prevent the sale of single "Grays' col.
lar" or bottle Of Magic OIL" or any
other Of these extensively advertised
articles, in the town of Middlebury. If
the trustees Of the village have not the
legal power to prevent this nuisance. we
ought to employ special agent whose
duty it should be to seize any offending
knight of the brush caught in the act Of
spreading his cabalistic hieroglyphics up.
on the rocks, and to mako a iorcible il
ustration Of the nuisance of his business
by copious personal applications upon the
irrepressible advertisers own back.
Mrs. Barney, the excellent teacher
of the primary department Of our graded
school, wants one or two more scholars
sent in to complete an even hundred
scholars now under her teaching; the
largest number of scholars we ever knew
being taught by one teacher. We hope
some one will send them in. The ar.
rangement by which Mrs. Barney is able
to teach SO large number is to divide
her school into two classes, one Of which
attends school from 9 to 1870 a. m. and
from 100 to 8 p m, the other class tax
ing the time after each intermission.
This plan is found to work better for such
young scholars than keeping them in the
usual six hours. Mrs. Barney hos the
happy faculty Of winning the affection Of
her young scholars, and interesting them
in their studies to an unusual degree
Her scholars seem to be eager to be on
hand at school hours.
DR.. McHugh, Hugh M,Cue of our
remembrance) the veterinary surgeon in
this city, performed difficult surgical
operation upon horse in Merrimack, q
few days ago, which has been watched
with good deal of interest b. the lovers
Of this noble animal in this vicinity; it
consisted in the removal Of an "osteo
scr ond" or bone cancer, from the under
jaw Of the animal nearly sufficient to Gil
a water pail 1t had formed on to the
jaw. and had to be removed with mallet
and chiscl, and was painful operation
for the horse, we understand that the
animal has so far recovered that he is
able to eat. and there is fair prospect
of his ultimate recovery; it was skill
full Observation-Disclosures IN. H.) Gazette.
( DECORATION DAY.-Major 4. H. Hig
ley. Professor of Greek in Middlebury
College. ard Chaplain W. ". Winches.
ter, of Bridport, have been invited to de-
liver the addresses on the occasion OF
the decoration ceremonies in Middlebury,
May 30th, and they have accepted the
invitation. Committees appointed by
Warner Post, No. 16, G. A r. for the
work of preparing for the ceremonies, are
as follows: Committee on flowers, Darius
Martin committee on music, w. E. Dew
ey ; committee on orator, L E. Knapp
identification, D. Martin and l.. E.
Knapp; marshal, w. Z. Dewey.
Five car loads of Spanish meri6o
sheep left our depot last Saturday morn.
ing. They were selected mainly from the
Hocks of Addison County. and belonged
to Messrs. Clifford T. Eaton of New fla.
ven. They will be taken to Illinois, KEEP:
awhile for recruiting. and then taken fur.
Their wost for market. They were
mainly bought for Messrs. G L. E, and
fitted by those enterprising hseep mel
Chcrbino & Williamson.
ALUMNI MEETING. - The residen,
Alumni, Of Middlebury College. are re-
quested to meet at the Office of Stewar,
& Eldredge, on Wednesday evening, o.
this week at o'clock, to make the nee
essary arrangements for the approaching
anniversary. BY order Of Central Com
mittee. -
"A. F. Styles, Esq we are happy t,
note, has made his annual return from
Jacksonville, Fla, where he has hi
winter residence, to spend his summe
among the Green Mountains of his nativ
state. He is looking well and happy a
usual
Rev. NJ. +. Cady of River Falls
, Wis, sop Of MIR. G.. z. Cady of thi
town, is in town on visit among hi
, friends. He was present at the Sunda
School exercises, at the Methodist churc
/ last Sabbath. and briefly addressed th
school.
Go to Case Il Riders for pur
drugs, medicines, chemicals, perfumerie.
toilet and fancy goods, pure candies, etc
Also, o large stock Of paints, oils, val
nishes, window glass, putty, etc, all G
, which will be sold cheap for cash
Advertised Letters: Clovis Coz
don. Ira L. Hamblin. j. Mum. ],
n koss, Patrick Carroll, j. II, Barlol
John Brice. Mrs, Mary Finney, Mi
Aurilla Dickinson, Miss Saloma Bruso.
'. Union Lodge No 2 of +. Il A. \
b. Of Middebury. at their last sessio
i changed the time Of their monthly NEE
r ing to Gl O'Clock p. ID. Previous to ID
D there has been no variation in the ho,
Q or day Of meeting for forty years.
Q The residents of North Pleasal
y Street desire to call the attention of Il
Q Village Trustees to the dangerous cond
!, ton Of the side walk bridges In their pa
d Of the town.
e Tickets for Halls Concert, whit
u comes off at Academy Hall. on Thursds
: evening, Of this week, can be obtained
= the store of N. P. Barbour after Tuesdi
u morning.
T. Remedy for the .ache-Drop 10
t. the ear two or three drops of nitro.gl
a cerine and set Gre to it, 1t is a su
"a cure.
h Notice The District Stewards a
IS requested to meet at Middlebury. Nj
le 9th, at 10 A. No. GREoo, p. L.
Cows wanted to pasture, Oh Chi
mans Hill, enquire at A j Styles Ph
~ tograph Gallery.
or For sale a good rosewood piar
st six and one.half octave. Inquire
,e j. +. Negus.