The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-08-25
|UTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE MIDDLEDuRY:
MIDDLEBURY.

bns best"
-Beusou is now receiving fine va.
ety Of fruit, and the rush made for it
aturday afternoon aud evening indicates
$ goodness,
-Epglish pickles, sardines, "Nabob, "
w worcestershire" and "London Club
,uces, French mustard, jellies, catsup,
avori,.g extracts, &C., at Bensons.
Case & Rider have everything usu-
lily kept BY druggists, including drugs
emicals, perfumeries. toilet aud fancy
GODS. confectionery &c. Also paints.
lis, varnisbes, window glass &c,
Hon. George s, Swift, recorder Of
he city Of Detroit, Mich, is visiting his
Athcr, the venerable Judge Swift Of Mid
lebury. He is accompanied by his son,
Ir. George Swift, the reporter OF his
curt
Extensive improvements upon
yelling house in Seymour street, during
be early part of the season has been fol-
owed. last week, by the advent of splen-
id fat boy. Friend Williamson is, with
easou, proud and happy. We congratu-
BITE him.
We received pleasant call, last
eek, from John j. Lstting, Esq. Of
New York, who graduated from Middle.
Jury College in 1888. He finds Middle
Jury very much changed in general fca.
ures, and recognizes very few indeed of
the old familiar family names.
Extensive repairs are being made
st. Stephens church and the Rector
Rev. W, II. Collins, held the services,
nd preached at the court room, Sunday
,orninS>- where the services will be held
until tie Ter airs Of the church are COM
leled.
Timothy Sullivan who works at the
marble mill. at Beldens Falls, had the
misfortune to get his foot aud ankle bad.
smashed by the falling Of block OF
marble upon it, on Friday morning last.
Mr.. Way took him home and DR.. Eddy
dressed the wound. 1t is hoped amputa.
ion will not be required.
FURNITURE FOR SALE Al AUCTION
PRICEs.-The subscriber will sell for
he next ten days a lot of household
furniture at very low prices for cash
Consisting of one sofa, one lounge, two
Mhatnots, extension and other tables,
,oal stove American base burner, &c.
&C. These goods can be seen at Thomp-
sons store, Murray's Block.
n. A. THOMPSON.
The old uusightly broken down seats
upon the fair ground have been removed
While at work taking them down on Sat.
urday last, Mr., VIM. Guyot received some
INJURIES by the falling timbers' His in
juries consist in broken ankle. Mr.
David Piper has been engaged to superin
tend the erection Of the new seats which
they hope to have completed this week.
Among the interesting matter Of ou
first page is n long but intensely interest
ing letter from our regular PHILADELPHIA
correspondent, describing an excursion +
The Switchback aud Glen Onoko abou
eighty miles out. The subject matter i
very interesting, and the writer's style i
most happy The article will well repa..
perusal.
Services at the Congregations
church ast Sunday. were as follows
Morning, Rev. Charles Wctherby {
Nashua. n. H., preached an able di;
course upon Spiritual Fruit Culture
Evening, Rev. DR.. George +. Day, {
Yale Theological Seminary, gave yer
able and interesting discussion of the dut
Of using opportunities which God give
US for doing good.
CAucus.-The Middlebury caucus W;
held last evening and the following non
uatious were made For Town Repr
sentative, l.. D. Eldredgc. Justice
James NJ. Slade, o. F. Comstock, Z.
Matthews, S. W, Remele, Norman Tul
ter, T. II. Mcleod, II. A. Damon, j.
Barker, d. f. Boyce H. q. Langwortb
Il. G. Cady, Allen r. Footc.
OUR VILLAGE SCHOOLS.-The villal
schools commence their Fall term, nel
Monday with the full corps of teacher
A large number of students from OF
of the district are expected to be in a
tendance. fany wish to secure boal
they will do we'll to apply to the Pri
cir al, who is ready to assist them. o.
schools under the present managme
are recognized as superior In every
spect. Their reputation for excellen
is extending far and wide,
We are in receipt Of the amate
paper 1.-The Monthly Clarion" which b
reached It's fourth number, published
Master Edward G. Scofeld and edited
Master John c. Sco6eld. Subscriptic
% cents a year in advance. This paI
~ certainly an ambitious one and very {
serving in its way 1t has eight pag
aud is devoted to continued stories, e
torial comments, local news, scient
facts, humorous items, mill for the gril
ing out Of puzzles, advertisements
Everybody should patronize the vigor'
little amateur paper The Clarion"
Owing to the very great length
the documents, we were obliged to pl
considerable Of the States Attorney {
cussion upon the first page in this iss
Total Abstinence Man" is there he
from for the last time, and the Execut
Committee of tho Addison County II
perance Society give official utterancc
the views OF the Society in fair and C
did address to the voters Of the Cour
urging them to support Col. Lucia,
the good Of the cause Of temperance
giving reasons why. 1t is very 1
aud convincing statement Of the Isl
now before the people.
We regret to learn HAT Dea. l.
Barrows is still suffering from the
fortunate bruises he received from
ing thrown from his carriage more Il
a week since. The circumstances "
II we understand it, that in pass
over the rough read coming dc
Grand View mountain one wheel
the carriage broke down and the h
- became frightened and unmani
able, for time. Mr.. Barrows
thrown out a. Il badly bruised upon
knee and leg. 1t is hoped he will s.
wholly recover from the effects Of
accident.
Deputy Sheriff Thud. NJ Chapn
arrested W. J. Hill, at Brattlehoro.
week, and brought him to Middleb'