The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-15
MIDDLEBURY.

L ,ok at +. A. Bonds new adver.
ement.
Don't fail to read Chapman Bros
W advertisement.
"A splendid assortment youths over
ats st Bonds at reduced prices.
Don't fail to read the advertisement
w. s. Alden, in another column.
Kerosene oil 1881 fire test, 20 cents
gallon, BY W. NJ. Day.
IF you want good diary for next
al, just take look at those kept by
s. Alden.
The Middlebury Choral Society is
wing q vacation until the return Of Prof
pley, about tho las. of this month.
Il. r. Sayre has an abundant supply
those fine oysters and he will sell their
ear meats at 40c per quart.
--Rumors of change in the business
Chapman Bros hence the great smash
prices. Oil only zoe per gallon at
hapman Bros.
We are compelled, on account of
9 pressure of advertisements, to defer
pr Ripton and Lincoln correspondence
II our cext issue I
Rev. w. s. Blai,delI, gave very
Pholarly discourse at the Congregational
hurch last Sunday morning, upon the
,bject Of Gods justice in human trials
Don't fail 70 read carefully Chapman
Pro's advertisement they are making Il
enera smash in prices, and are bound to
lose out their line of Dress Goods
Several latest styles box papers.
Also inserted repp papers, and several
ev fashionable styles of visiting csrds,by
". s. Alden.
Report Of of attendance in Graded
School for the past week High School,
70 per cent; Grammar School SO, Inter.
Mediate g. 3rd Primary SO, I'd Prima.
y95.
Holiday goods just received. Also
bne shelf for ninety five cent goods. The
Centennial Gazetteer Of the United States
ban be subscribed for, as the agency is
eft with Mrs Mary Seymour
PosTroNED.-O wing to the inclemency
bf the weather the first lecture of the
Graded School course has been postponed
to Friday evening of this week. Dec.
18th. Then Prof, Seely will give his
ecture on Leaves.
LosT.-On Wednesday, Dec. ID, be.
tween Fast Middlebury and Middlebury
village a lined buffalo robe. The finder
will be suitably rewarded Oh leaving it
at this Office or at the residence of D. l..
Sessions, Jr., East Middlebury.
Albert Chapman. Esq. Agricultural
editor Of the Middlebury REGISTER, ha:
been invited to deliver short course OF
lectures before the students Of the Uni
versity of Vermont, upon Farm Ac
counts"
Case & Rider have just returned
from market with u complete stock Of
drugs, druggists, suudrics, periumeries
&C. Also large line fancy goods suita
BILE for Christmas and New Years pres
ents, all Of which will be sold at the low
est possible prices for cash.
The sixth anniversary of Cold Sprip,
Lodge Of Good templars, was held a
their hall, in East Middlebury, las, Tues
day evening Dec. sth. An oyster sup
per, with the social accompaniment wa
the entertain nent provided. 1t was mum
erously attended by members of the orde
and others by invitation, and the occasio
was one Of great enjoyment TO all present
MAoNIFIcENT.-The overs of the beau
tiiul can find something really magnifi
cent to feast their eyes, by calling at DR.
Days drug store and observing the splen
did bouquets he has there on exhibition
and for sale, They are made by Mrs. A
j. Sumner and Mrs. George Session
of this town, whose taste in tn
arrangement Of flowers has long challene
ed the admiration of the lovers Of flowers
These bouquets are sold at low rates an
are eagerly sought Two have been ship
ped to Augusta. Maine.
G. A. R.-Tne Warner Post No. IL
q. A. t., held their annual election G
officers for the next year at a meeting {
the Post held at East Middlebury O
Wednesday evening last, and the follow
ing were selected: d. Martin, Con
mander; II. D. Maynard, Senior Vic
do; j. S Chandler, Junior Vice do; o.
car johnson, Quartermaster Mr.. Cool
Chaplain; Austin Peck, Officer of ii
day; ID. w. Smith, Officer of the Guard
George W. Walker, Surgeon
There is to be free experience e
ture at Academy Hall, on Thursda
evening of this week, December 18th, b
the late converts from Spiritualism
Christianity, Julia Hubbard Clark. la
known as the brilliant young trance.le
turing medium, aud now pronounced IL
most eloquent young lady speaker befo
the public, and DR.. Uriah Clark, iorme
ly spirtualist lecturer, editor and autho
Subjects Wonder and curiosity of Il
people new things inarvels of spiritua
ism alarming skepticisms spirit man
festations, are they spirits or what ?; da
gerous teachings and tendencies of Il
age; ominous outlook threatened W
between ln6dels and Christians; model
mediums, Bible miracles thrilling inc
dents and experiences. by Mrs. CLARK.
Two Middebury gentlemen. re
resentative Of the legal profession, and
Collegan, while returning along the Ea
Middlebury road, last Sunday evenin
found an opportunity to play the Go,
Samaritan. Ii seems that young ma
who had been destroying bis legal respo
sibility ia large draughts of Greek waite
had become unable TO drive properly al
the consequence was an upset Of carrial
aud general spilling out Of robes al
occupant. 10 fact the fellow was helple
and his horse discouraged. The lawyer
first thought, when the drunken fclle
proposed to fight him, was to take him
as be used to such characters when he W
States Attorney. But the second thong
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