The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-09-08
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MIDDLEBURY.

oysters every saturday bieh',
insw9rth X Dodge's.
Advertised letters, Mis- Ida Brigg
lrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Marth
Wayne, Mr., Eagcuc Shortsleovc, Mr.. Wn
[aton.
MIR. Ticknor's residence property o
be Nights is still for sale, but will b
rntcd If not sold 1t is an opportuuit
hich should not be overlooked lnquir
l.. y. Eldredge, Esq, agent.
--Ainsworth d Dodge are now receiy
lg full stock Of those superior brand
-four, which have Been SO popular her
be past three years. Prices low as til
west.
ATTENTION MRADEs.--There will b
Injecting Of Post Warner G.. A. II. u
uppcr's Hail, in East Middlebury, Of
Wednesday evening, Sept. 10th, at l..
clock. A full attendance IS expected.
BY order of d. MARTIN, Com'r.
Case & Rider have a complete as
Prtment Of drugs, druggists sundrics
eriumerios, coniectioneries, paints, oils
iudow glass, putty, &c, all Of which
i'll be sold cheap for cash
Mr.. Smith, father of our townsman
b. Smith, Esq, who keeps the Mid
lebury House in this village, died at tn,
osidence Of his son on Sunday evening
he deceased had come here Gu visi
nd was taken sick and died
Among the articles on exhibition al
10 Fair worthy Of especial mention were
be Mason Il Hamlin Organs Of Mr.. w
E. Thomas Of this place. These instru
lcuts are recognized as first class in al
spects, and are said to be the only A
ierican organs having taken premium
Worlds Fair
-Jchiel Wright, Esq. presented u
ner apples of the Red Astrachan varic
and more wonderful growth of to-
latoes on Saturday than were on exhibi
on at the fair last week. II he had ia.
Gu them there he would surely have re.
'Ncd the premium.
Two fellows got into little conIro
crsy with the police upon the FAN
;round, last Thursdays one Of them fight.
q the officer who arrested him, quite
harply They were lodged in Jail and
omplaints were filed against them for in.
pxicatlop, One pleaded guilty and paid
is linc, and the trial in the case Of the
Their is fixed for Thur sday Of this week
The Addison County Agricultural
ociety advertised good music" and
hatever may be said of the fullilmeut
their promises in other respects there
vas no humbug as to music. The Bris.
81 Band is comparatively young in the
ength Of the term Of existence. but they
certainly play like veterans. Their mu
ic is superior. Thauks, gentlemen, foi
he compliment 10 the REGISTER offiec.
Sweet potatoes constantly on hand
It Answorlh & Dodgo's
Tie articles Of furniture On exhibi
lou by W c. Langworthy at the fair
hough generally admired, could not b,
ully appreciated without the closest acru
my and comparison The design ant
ini.h Of both the black walnut and asl
cts were elegant and perfect, Our PEG
,lc ought to recognize the fact that ou
pne furniture establishment, without com
petition. is doing work superior to tina
nIni,hct 10y many moro pretentiou
lrc,
The Niddlebury Graded school is it
ycry nouiishing condition The hoarC
Il teachers remains the same as last tern
kept that Miss Mary Homilon of Corn
wall takes the place OF Miss Hackett, re
sgncd The High School classical depart
mcn,s are better filed with students from
broad than ever before. 1t ia now a rec
ognizcd fact that this school affords tn,
very best OF opportunities FOR a thorough
preparation for College. The classica
drill is very thorough and complete. Their,
IS, this tcrm,a class of thirty in Latin ant
ten in Greek. Facilities for boarding ar
excellent. Good board can be obtained a
So to $3.50 per week
We record in our column Of obitua
lics the death Of j Ohm b. Burke, son o
David Burke, Esq, Of this village, whicl
occurred yesterday morning. John wa
. compositor in tne REGISTER oiiice for
year or two, after which he entered Mid
dlebury College. and graduated in 1872
Since his graduation he has been teaching
10 an Academy in Yates, n. Y. He wa
brought home sick, arriving on Thursda
last. The fevcr( typhoid increased and h
died yesterday morning about 8 o'clock
lie was faithful, true hearted and car
able Young man who gave promise Of USE
iulness in life. He worshippod in tn
Catholic faith, -
BALLOON ASCENSION "a balloon ascer
sion from the streets Of Middlebury o
Wednesday proved complete success. |
rose mnjesticslly bearing off toward til
south and after rising TO the highth {
about mile, a current Of air took it an
aud swept it grandly away to the sout
cast, 1t landed in Newport, New Ham,
shire, about one hundred and twenty-fy
miles distant. a card was attached u
which were the following.
Sent up by balloon Sept. % 1877
Any ono finding this card please return t
Chapman Bros
On Saturday the following letter VT
received By mail in answer:
NEWPORT, n. H., Sept. A, 1874.
Found this morning about ten o'cloc
when was moving oats, balloon wit
the accompanying card attached to it a
right But the occupants are SUI
posed to have fallen out by the way.
BENZ. +. Cam