The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-11-10
MIDDLEBIRN.

DR.. Currier is still slowly improving.
Get your tickets for the reading by
Mrs Scott Siddons, Nov. ] 9th.
10000 Single for sale. Enquire
Of Chapman Bros.
A new line of Japan Teas, at reduc-
ed prices. call and see. CHAPMAN Bros
Advertised Letters Miss Julia A.
Drae; Messrs hanson 4 Maynard :;
George Grady.
Finest grades OF Minnesota flour
patent Ilaxall and st. Louis Pastry -four
at Chapman Bros.
Found, in this village some weeks
ago a needle case with a small sum Of
money The owner can find it at this Of
fee by paying for this notice.
DR.. +. II. Chaplin lectures at Acad-
envy Hail. Nov. 18th. Tickets at the
store Of Chapman Bros on and after
Saturday, Nov. 18th, at pine O'Clock.
Go to Case & Riders for everything
mostly kept by druggists, sole proprietois
Of the celebrated Royal Liniment best
Imminent in the market,
There will he meeting Of Post
Warner u. a. II. at a. p Tupper's Hall
East Middlcbury, Wednesday Evening
Nov li,h.
"A few good chrcmos from Il. q H.
Il, Anthony Il Co, New York, are left
on hand and for sale very cheap for cash,
by W. S. Alden.
al ,,,,lin
guitar and banjo strings constantly on
hand, by w. s. Alden. Special prices to
musicians and teacher Call and see.
We are sorry to state that our very
worthy townsman Deacon Ira Allen, was
taken with sudden and serious illness
last week, and little hopes are entertained
OF his recovery
--Record Of attendance in Graded
School for past week High School, .9S :;
Grammar, 81 4; Intermediate, so; Sd
Primary, 81 ID. Primary SO; LIST.
Primary, A., 80 lst. Primary, b.. 10
--Bensor has a fresh supply Of con
iectionery. nuts and fruit. You will find
nice variety Of stationery at Beneon'o
The celebrated Flor De Fumas' and
other choice brands of cigars at BenSon'-
Three valuable buffalo robes were
stolen from the carriages Of those who
were attending services at the Congrcga.
tonal church last Sunday evening. One
or two valuable lap ropes and blankets
we're also stolen from carriages last
week
Miss Edith Severance lost her Port
Monte near G. d. Miners store last Sat
urday. 1t contained twenty-five dollars
10 money, and was stamped with her
name. K. Il. Severance. The finder will
be rewarded with SO upon return of the
property to its owner.
Editor Of fht Register.
Having no opportunity for a personal
interview. | wish to enquire Of the Sing.
ing Committee Of the Congregations
Choir, through your columns, it the Air
cannot be played on the organ IA tone OF
tame and halC lower, to accommodate
the Soprano? 1t might not be So raspine
TO the scnsibiities of the audience
A LISTENER.
The following telegram has been re.
Mrs. Siddops will fail to fill her engs ge.
ments
"Mrs. Scott oiddon. reads in Nashua the 10th
Has engagement for the llth and will there
fore have ample time to reach you in Middle
bury"
The popular one price store Of Frank
A. Bond has been thronged with custom
ers for the last month and the universal
verdict liz if you want any thing in clotn.
ing. hats and caps, boots and shoes, glove
and mittens, understands and drawers, OF
groceries, at Bonds is the place to buy
The citizens Of Middlcbury are re-
spectfully invited to attend lecture q
the "chemical composition Of the human
system" in the Methodist ves;ry On Mon
day evening Nov. l6, at hall past seven
by Charles NJ. Sherman, Il phrehologis
OF over twenty years experience in hi
profession, and who has the endorsement
OF the best educators Of the country Ad
mission free. The audience will rondel
such contribution as they please, at thu
close.
-Messrs. Cherbino Il Williamnsol
made large sale Of very superior Spanisl
merine ewes last week to Robert Van
Voorhis, Mougahela City, Washington
County, Penn. The lot, Of car load
was a very choice selection from some o
our most noted hocks and the prices wer'
high in proportion to the quality, N
superior car load Of sheep were ever take'
from Vermont to Western Psnnsy lvania
and probably none as good. We dislik
to see our best sheep taken from Vermont
they shcu!d be kept here to improve GU
own flocks. We have none to many such
Another Mddlebury boy has latel
l., got promotion which he fairly oaruo
and therefore has right to enjoy au
make the most Of j. j. Benson, young
er brother Of our townsman Mr., j. L
Benson, for several years CLERK at III
Continental Hotel, Saratoga, and for on
year at the Victoria Hotel, Nassau, ha
engaged at the Grand Central, Ne,
York, and has good place with goo
salary The Grand Central, is one Of tn
best hotels in the great city" and
owned by native Vermonter, and
largely patronized by Vermont men. NJ
Benson is to be congratulated on his goo
fortune.