The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-09-29
uTIAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
MIDDLEBURY.

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&C. J. Soper (thc judge has removed
is tailoring establishment to the upper
boms in Fl l.. Sheldon's block South end.
ADVERTISED LETTERs.-Rev. DR.. Hen.
v Smith, ii. A. Gregg Eusibe Chaquett,
liss Fannie d. Grant, Mrs Eliza Platt.
Miss Luella Wainwright OF Sails
ury, is teaching in District No. l. East
liddlebury, and making fine success
L it.
Our customers will fud it a great
convenience to get needles and attach
pents of best quality for any sewing ma
|hine, by return mall from d. H. Young
Portland, Me. See advt.
The obituary notice Of Mr.. Smith
which we published last week, contained
typographical errors which spoiled the
ense and rendered Republication ne.
essiiy.
NoTIcE. The Athletic Club will meet
q the Gymnasium, Wednesday evening,
Sept GOTH to elect officers and transact
business. A full attendance is requested.
THAD NJ. CHAPMAN, Ex-Com.
The average of attendance at the
Graded Schools during the last week
were as follows: High School, 94 Gram.
mar School, 81 Intermediate. 90; Sd
p rimary, So Cd Primary, 90; 1st Pri.
mary, ST.
Go to Case Il Riders for drugs.
medicines, chemicals, patent medicines,
confectionery, paints, oils, varnishes. win
dow glass, putty, and everything usually
kept by druggists, all Of which will be
sold cheap for cash
One hundred and fifty or two hum
bred guests are to be furnished with en-.
tertainment in this village during the
meetings OF the AB.FM. at Rutland
next week. One meeting is to be held
here OH Thursday evening.
The incest and best dressing for the
hair, bears oil, from bear just killed
In the east part of this town, for sale at
the Peoples Drug Store, with the choicest
perfumery, confectionery, pure drugs
and medicines, &c W. NJ. DAY.
Miss Agnes f. VanVliet whose
death we record in another column, was
40 amiable young lady, faithful chris.
tian, constant friend. She was born in
Charlotte, and her remains will be taken
10 North Fcrrisbnrgh for in.erment this
afternoon.
The Mddlebury sneak thieves are
evidently getting notions Of cleanliness
which are quite commendible This ad.
vancement was indicated by the stealing
Of rubber door mat from the front steps
of the editors residence las. Thursday
night.
PARENTS TAKE NorIoE All children
between the ages Of eight aud fourteen
years, who are required by law to attend
the public schools, if found on the streets
Of Middebury six days after this notice
without employment will be dealt with
according to law
We regret to announce the serious
Illness Of DR.. G. b. Currier. He has
been suffering the past week from severe
attack of pneumonia, complicated with
acute Rheumatism. The doctor has the
sympathy of hosts Of friends in his attic.
lion, and we hope soon to learn of his re-
covery
Mr.. Anson X. Car is to open mar
ket for the purchase of potatoes at New
Haven Station tomorrow He has taken
this article Of produce, as well as onions,
at Middebury for a number Of years.
He has already shipped from this station
about 1000 bushels Of potatoes the pres
ent season.
The prosecution which grew out Of
complaint against Mr.. Hiram Sessions
for furnishing liquor at the time Of the
election, came to issue by jury trial, on
Wednesday, at East Middlebury, before
Justice 4. n Stearns. and the respond.
ent was acquitted We give the result
in this case, contrary to our usual custom
when no case is made out, because OF the
unusua. interest taken in the controversy.
In the taking Of photographs and
India ink pictures, it is the verdict of all
observers that our Middlebury artist,
Mr.. D. G. Barnes, Of Poverty Hail.
has no superior, this side OF Constant.
nople. If you want fine picture just
hint it to him and he will furnish it to
order, with sufficient likeness to make it
easily recognizable. If you want like.
ness you can have it us perfect ss lie.
Just call in and see his samples
Rev. W. H. Collins just resigned us
rector of St Paul's church Vergennc-
and ST. Stephens church Middebury
preached his last discourse in this
place last Sunday. Services at St. Ste.
phen'S church will be temporarily Gus.
pended on account of the lack Of rector
and the repairs spon the church edifce
When the improvements upon the church
are completed, aud they have their new
organ the church will be vastly more at,
tractiye than ever before.
The trial of State VS. Stevens, before
Justice Slade on Tuesday, was the natura
sequence ola vigorous controversy OF
Sunday previous, between Charles and j
NJ. Stevens of Cornwall The contrOyer
sy of words was followed by blows anC
other torcible demonstrations until Mr.
Charles Stevens was rendered hOrS d
combat and j. NJ. Stevens was arraigne'
for assault AMI battery. a jury ialleu u
agree and it is to be tried over again,thl
time ia Cornwall,w understand.
Substantial improvement in the mat
ter Of building &C., is the order of tn
day about town just now. A marke
change is apparent upon Court St. Nj
Tomlinson is repairing and improving hi
ho,sa ,horoucbiy Mr.. Wm. II. ALE
has purchased lot and erected Tor D.
own use an elegant residence. Mr.. W
W. Thomas has enclosed his grounds
Prospect Home with a neat and orig'n'
fence. Robert Steele is finishing ne
house for himself, and Oliver Mead Esq
will soon erect another in that vicinity.
"A Sunday School Picnic at Ea'
Middlebury. on Friday last, brought OF
10 Eas, Niddlehurv and West SalisbuT