The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-09-01
TRAINS LEAVE MiDDLsBuRY:
MIDDLEBURY.

Bond has new fall styles in clothing,
ats and caps, boots and shoes.
A large number of empty -four bar.
els can be had at +. A. Bonds, for the
mall sum Of l2l cts each.
The Middlcbury Graded School
pened yesterday with an unusually large
ttendence, especially in the higher de.
artmont
>Gase & Rider have a complete as
ortment Of everything usually kept by
druggists, including drugs, chemicals, tot.
ct and fancy articles, candies, paints, oils,
window glass, putty, &c.
"A large proportion of the people of
(lidd lebury visited campmeetipg some
ime during the week. Every train
which was advertised to stop at the
grounds, was loaded beyond their seating
apacity-al bound for Spring Grove.
The friends of j. NJ. Sladc Jr. arc
till talking of pushing his candidaturo
n spite of the result of the caucus as an
bounced last woek. So the Middlebury
Republicans will divide their strength in
he vote for representative between l.. ID.
Eldredge and j. M. Slado Jr
Rev II. G. Flagg, of North Ando-
Ter, Mass, who has been spending his va.
alton in town, occupied the pulpit Of the
congregational church for Rev. Mr.,
Hooker on Sunday morning, preaching an
xcelent discourse. There were no ser.
ices at the Methodist church.
We learn that Arson Carr has open.
I'd the seasons business of buying and
Shipping produce from our depot, sending
he first shipment Of potatoes yesterday.
Mr. Carr was the largest buyer and ship.
Der ~nHS2d uce from our depot last year,
nd has made such arrangements as will
robably ensure larger business this year.
he price for potatoes opens at 40 cts.
Among the institutions of Middle.
bury, which are justly considered of real
ind permanent value, is the eating saloon
|f o. s. Dickinson on Seymour street,
bear the freight depot. This restaurant
$ well Kept, well patronized and deserv.
ng of the encouragement it receives,
During the Fair meals can be obtained at
Il hours and at reasonable rates.
A prominent feature Of Julian
Bcott's historical war picture painted for
he State of Vermont, which was on en-
hibition in Burlington last week is the
Gene in which Col. Tracy appears, weak
nd faint and supported by his faithful
attendants Near by is his old white
horse, and in the vicinity squad of rebel
prisoners are filing along to the rear.
he whole picture is fine. and endures the
criticisms OF artists, but no adequate de.
cription is possible.
Rev. NJ. Ludlum, formerly Of this
lace but at present pastor of the Metho.
list church at Winooski, was suddenly
tricken down with paralysis while in
prayer meeting at that place last Thurs.
lay eveDing,and at last accounts remained
unconscious. He was pronouncing the
benediction when he was first stricken,
nd soon lost the power of speech and
Consciousness. 1t is pronounced severe
ase and his recovery is very doubtful
Rev. Mr.. Ludlum Is widely and well
Down in his conference and church, and
pc will be missed aud mourned by many
incere friends
The march of improvement aud
growth in this village seems to be largely
n the direction Of Chipman's Hill. The
pew houses on Spripgside Avenue. the
pew street opened last year by Mr.. Rock.
yell, show beautifully from all directions.
he new house which Mr.. Upper is build.
ng will soon be completed and will be a
Eery attractive place. Mr. Alden man &.
tests his appreciation of the beautiful
Icenery to be seen from this street, by
making it his home. He has rented the
house recently completed by Mr.. Rock.
yell. When the opening is made to the
treet leading to the new depot, which
must come In time, this street will be
Pven more desirable as place Of resi-.
ience than now.
Owing to blindness in the manu-.
cript and possibly carelessness Of the
ompositor, mistake occurred in the
publication of the communication of ITO.
al Abstinence Man." by which the fig.
hres showing the number of votes present
It the County Convention, toll a very
different story from what was intended
by the writer. We very much regret
he error, and take this first opportunity
correct it. BY putting the word ITO.
al" over the first column of figures,
Chapman" over the second and Lucia"
Pver the third it will come all right
All comm onts based upon those figures as
published will of course fall to the ground
for want of basis.