The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-07-28
MIDDLEBURy.

Wanted, a half bushel of cherries
the REGISTER Office.
Butter from 25 to 27cts. in TIT
Middlebury market, yesterday,
- 100 tubs choice butter wanted
Saturdays or Mondays, at Chapman
Bros
Pleasant rooms suitable for lawyers
doctors, tailors, dressmakers, &C., in Shell
don's Block.
"A refreshing rain storm passed ovel
Nliddleoury, Sunday nigh; and Monday
giving the weary hay.makors an .opror
tunity to rest.
List of letters remaining in the p
o. at Middlebury, July q Mrs. A f
Wright, Martin Dwire, Frank Dupra, p
d. Pike, Hon. S. Backman care L Leach
Miss Annette Samson's rooms viii
be closed from July Is to August 10
when they will be opened in Murray's
Block, over N. A. Thompson's store,
Any one having insurance to place
VIII do well to call on Z. L Smith, who
is prepared TO place insurance in first
class companies, at 80 per cent less than
any agency in Middlebury.
Several Of the College Professors and
others from this place are spending sea.
son as usual each summer, in the Adj.
rondack woods, hunting, fishing, climbing
mountains, &c.
Go to Case d Riders for every
thing usually kept by druggists. Pre-
scriptions carefully and accurately com.
pounded by competent assistants.
ATTENTION COMRADES There will be
meeting of Warner Post No. 16, G. A
r., On Thursday evening, at u o'clock
at the armory. A full attendance is ex-
pected AS business Of importance will
come before the post.
BY order. D. MARTIN, Com dt
"A young fellow from out of town
got into rather conservative" condition
and went Keeling about our streets in a
ludicrous manner yesterday afternoon
One Of our officers finally prevailed upon
him by threat Of arrest 10 20 under
cover.
MIR. G. Ticknor tells US that he would
ike to either sell his residence property
and land or lease it to some party who
will give it suitable care-at low rental
including use Of growing products, &c
ANY one in Or out Of town wanting de.
ightful home should apply :he present
week.
Prof. Strong of Gambler, Ohio, oc.
cupied the desk and ofiicated at St.
Stephens church, Middlebury, on Sunday
last, and he preached most excellent
discourse upon Christ's miracle Of healing
the issue of blood in the woman who
pressed forward and touched the hem Of
bis garment.
LOOK HERE.-Alden Il Co. will fur.
nish attachments for the Elias Howe
Sewing Machine at the following I'M
precedentedly low prices. Goodric Tuck
er, $3.50; Tools R,ffier--,he best
thing out-Sl,25 Plate Hemmor, 25cts
Attachments for other Sewing Machines
at correspoDdingly low prices.
Rev. DR.. Fl. d. Kitchel aud wife,
have returned home after spending "a year
upon the Pacific coast. Their many
frieuds gladly welcome them back again.
While out there they visited all the priu.
cipal localities Of interest in central and
southern California, including the Won
derful Yo Semitic Valley and the 4" big
tree " regions, aud many other places Of
note between here and there.
Miss Julia Barrett, whose death We
announce among our regular obituaries
will be remembered by her many friend:
as an intelligent, amiablc, affec,ionate and
conscien'iously religious girl. During
her long last illness she suffered intensely
yet patiently and without murmuring
She was member OF the Catholic church
and the funeral was attended from that
church on Tuesday.
We are called to record the painful
fact Of the death, in Wyoming territory
of Volney T. Wainwright, youngest sor
of Lochlin Wainwright of this town II,
went west about three years ago. .Th,
particular Of his death have not vet ar
rived, but it is understood that he was
badly injured, in some of the processes Of
getting timber from the mountain. 1t j,
b consolation to his friends to feel that be
Yell into good hands and received kind
care during his sickness, and the mani
festation Of tender regard in respect
able burial.
The number OF strangers at thu
Congregational church. last Sunday, sug
gested what is well known, that Middle
bury is becoming to large extent the
resort of visitors fleeing from the heal
and dust of the large cities and seeking
the quiet and fresh air of the country
village. 1t is difiic to conceive of 4
more charming place to spend a few
weeks during the heat of summer thar
Middlebury. It's surroundings are un
equaled, and the facilities for enjoyment
at such places as the Addison House and
Deacon Porters and other farm houses il
the vieinitv ara unsnrpaSsal