The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-11-24
MIDDLEBURY.

cademy Hall Tor the Denent OF the scho,
ars and parents and friends this evening.
A good house with largo garden can
be rented of 8. b. Rockwell for song
provided it is pregnant with melody,
Go to Ainsworth & Dodge's for your
turkeys. chickens and filings generally
for Thanksgiving.
Il, H. Stowe has number of
wagons and cutters to sell at cost, 90 and
see him.
E. D. Munger has opened store
for the sale Of jewelry, silver ware and
fancy goods, in Fl. l.. Sheldon's Block
Large select oystersfor Thanksgiving
BY the quart or gallon at Answorth Il
Dodge's.
; -. The fall examinations Of the stu
dents Of the College are in progress, and
the term ends on Wednesday after which
there will be vacation Of six weeks.
Capt. James f. Bolton, was elected
q. w. G. of tho Grand Lodge |, o. G.
T. Of the District of Columbia, at the
late annual meeting held in Washington.
or course you will call on Ainsworth
4 Dodge before purchasing your -four,
Way down on -four at Ainsworth K bod.
ges.
Our readers will notice the holiday
announcement Of the now 95 cent store
Of Il. P. Langworthy, located near the
railroad bridge, Merchants Row.
Go to Case & Riders for drugs, med.
icines, perfumeries, toilet and fancy goods,
also sole proprietors Of No. AIS best
cough medicine in the market.
We resume this week. the pubica.
lion of report Of the Waterfowl live
stock market. We shall exercise more
than Usual care to render it perfect and
valuable to our readers.
Capt. c. c. Cady and daughter pur-
pose soon to leave for the Pacific coast,
to spend the winter in the genial cline OF
San Francisco The good wishes Of their
many friends will go with them.
Mrs. L. j. Martin has changed the
location of her dressmakiBg rooms to the
old place in Lane & Clay's Block, where
she holds herself in readiness to wait up.
on ladies who wish services in her line of
business.
The Middlebury Graded School will
close its present term tomorrow. The
examinations upon the studies of the
term will take place to- day and to-mor.
row. and friends of the school are invited
to attend.
The Congregational and Methodist
churches will unite in services at the au.
dienoe room of the former. on Thauksgiv.
ing day, Rev. W. II. Meeker to preach
the discourse. The services will com.
mence promptly at 10 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
New clothing, hats and caps, gloves
and mittens. shirts and drawers, at +. A .
Bonds. Prices reduced.
H. b. Wright, Esq, Of this town
last week sold to MIR. S. o. Jones of
Shoreham, a halfinterest in yearing buck
raised BY George Ii. Hail. Shoreham. for
$50. He also sold Mr.. Jones sc merino
ewes, at $40 per head
MIR. NJ. T. Shackett Of Middleburv
last week sold ten steers to Mr.. Valpy at
the Watertown market, to dress from
100 to $50 pounds each at 81 cents; four
steer to Mr.. Starks at 81 cents per
pound; Is steers to C Wentworth, at
cents.
Chapman Bros Spring Flour which
they ask 1926 FOR is patent Haxall,
and when others in town tell you they
sell the same -four for 81 they make a
mistake. They don't get it. To prove
this buy dollars worth and test it with
the 81 -four and see. We mean business.
An arrangement has been made to
have scientific course Of about twenty
lectures by Prof. Il. NJ Seely, for the
scholars and others, the present season,
partly paid for by subscriptions, so that
tickets for the whole course will cost but
one dollar. Tickets obtained Of the Prin.
cipal, Prof Mead.
Record Of attendance in Graded
School for the past week: High School,
80 per cent; Grammar School %; 10.
,ermediate, 90; Sd Primary, 90; ID
Primary, 90; LIST Primary, 70. The
types last week made the record Of the
Grammar School IS. 1t should have
been IS.
//-The social event vi the week, in
Middlebury, was the wedding William S,
Goodrich, Esq. and Miss Julia A. Beck
with, on Wednesday morning. 1t was a
comparatively private affair, only few
friends of the parties being present
They started on the noon train for New
York, carrying with them host of good
wishes from many who had no opporlu-
nifty to express them.
VIM. 5. Alden has in stock new books
by the most eminent authors, among them
The Hanging Of the Crane" by Long
fellow a superb holiday gift book. Mis-
tress OF the Manse' by Dr. Holland. The
Genesis Of the New England Churches
by DIR. Bacon. Any book, except very
large Volumes mailed post paid to any ad
dress on receipt Of price, special discounts
to professional nen and teach,r,. Very
liberal discounts to Libraries. Those +
Leslies paper patterns kept by w. S. Al.
den are selling wei and, best ofa please
all patrops-mailed to any address post
paid on receipt of retail price. W. S
Alden will furnish any paper or period
Gal over his counter. or TO any Z. o ad.
drcss at lowest rates-beiore subscribing
call and see something new Sewing ma.
chine needles, attachments for any ma.
chine, by WIN. S. ALDEN.
Or. CnApIN's LEcTuRg-A lair audi
enoe assembled at Academy Hall on Wed
nesdsy evening to listen to the Rev, DR.
Ii. u. Chaplin, OF New York, who was tc
furnish the second entertainment to The
Mlddlebury Lecture Association, for the
season Of lS74.5 Prof Brainerd intro.
duced the speaker. The doctor soon
gained the most perfect attention of hi,
audience, mi he held il for an incur and