The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-01-27
MIDDLEBURN.

Lash paiu lot peits NJ Oiay' hcoA
& Hydc's.
FoR SALE. A Rosewood piano for
$3.50 Inquire at this office.
Fine imported aud domestic cigars.
at bottom prices at Benson d Andrews
IF you want a good cigar 90 to Case
& Riders and iuquiro for the doctor's
favorite.
u. D Twitchell will pay 42c. for
washed and Csc for unwashed wool. Cash
paid for pelts-
The Mddlebury butter market was
dull. yesterday, nearly frozen up. Prices
ranged from 80 to 35cts.
-Cranberrics, valencia oranges, lem
ons, FRESH raisus and figs, at Benson a
Andrews.
Case & Rider have everything
usually kept by druggists Prescriptions
carefully aud accurately compounded at
all hours.
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
--Rev. L. y, Hooker pastor, preached
ut the Congregational church, Sunday
morning, upon the nature OF conversion,
aud in the evening gave a lecture upon
"Cowrer"
Speaking Of patents, the celebrated
clothes washer patented by II. d. Crook
er, for simplicity and utility, truly COM
pels Us :, say this is truly an age of i'm
provcmcnt.
The thermometer stood all along from
10 deg to Is deg. below zcroat Middle.
bury aud vicinity, yesterday morning,
1t was great change from Friday, when
the mercury stood at SO above.
Tho meeting of the Addison County
Agricultural Society which was called for
Wednesday last was so thiny attended
that it was thought best to adjourn, which
the Sqciety did until February llth, at
the same place.
&C. y. Rell, Esq OF Maukato, Min
nesota formerly of this place aud grad.
uate Of Middlchury College, is receiving
high compliments from the local papers
OF that place, with regard to his abilities
and successes at the bar, in that county
The evening meetings at the Mctho.
dist church are to be continued during
four evenings Of this week. The pastor
prcachee short discourse, after which n
short time is devoted to prayer and social
conference There is . good state of in
tcrest aud some conversions are reported.
The Empire Ministries and Brass
Band" an organization OF Ladies and
Gentlemen who calm to represent aud
produce more original Individual special.
ties than any other company in existence, y
exhibited themselves to y small audience
of men and boys, last Tuesday evening.
1t was not considered especially meritori-
Gus here.
--Ger. Frederick ". Hopkins Of Ru,-
land, graduate of Middebury College in
1928, died at his residence, 10 Rutland,
on Wednesday, Jan 81. at the age of 81
years. lie spent his carly life in Mid
dlebury, and many Of our readers will re-
member him as a resident. We give II
sketch condensed from the Globes report,
in another column.
We regret the necessity Of making
record of the death OF Mrs Dora Hill.
wife Of our townsman, Mr.. w. II. Hill,
which occurred on Monday night of last
week, at the early age Of 20 years.
Lately becoming resident amoug us,
she was but little known here, but the
case seems to be especially sad, and
awukcus sympathy for the bereoved hus.
band aud friends
Prof. George n. Weber has accept.
ed the call to become pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church OF Troy, and he will
assume his pastoral duties about the frs,
Of April next. 1t is very much regretted
here that the Doctor came to this conclu.
sion. The College now has two vacancies
in its Board Of instruction, the Presiden
cy and the Proiessorship OF Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy.
In the changes which are to be made
the coming spring, somebody will want 9
very nice place just out Of the dust Of thu
streets, and yet near enough to town tt
realize all the benefits Of village life. IL
such We cannot do better than sugges
Mr.. c. Ticknor's residence "on the nights
with its ample aud beautifully laid on
grounds, its magnificent scenery aud it,
elegant buildings. The establishment
will be sold at reasonable rates Stewart
4 Edrcdgo are agents.
ST.. STEPHENS CuURcu-Suuday next
ist February (Sep,uagesima Sunday
Morning Prayer and the Holy Commun
ion at The usual hour. Evening Prayer
and sermon at . 10 o'clock.
ADVERTISED LETTERS 1t j. Johnson
Il. NJ. CLARK, Rev Milton p. Bowman
VIM. Lovely, Edwin Brush, Mrs. Joannl
Ryan 2 Miss Hattie l.. Holland, Mrs
Minnie b. Kendrick
MIDDLEDUgY LECTURE ASSOCIATION -
Tho next entertainment in the lecture
course eff 1874 of the Middlebury Lee
ture Association, will be 4 reading b,
Prof. j W. Churchill, of Anjover, Mass.
an tho avoninr of EabruarvN C,L Al