The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-10-13
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAiss LEAVE MiDDLEBuRY
MIDDLEBuRX.

Six crates of crockery, at Chapman
Bros
Butter 40 cents in Middlebury yes.
terday
i have d good house and garden to
rent 8. b. ROCKWELL.
lamps, big lamps, little lamps, bronze
lamps, glass lamps patent safety lamps
at Chapman Bros.
Advertised letters Mrs. james Ger.
man; Mrs. Collins; Alice Smith +.
A. Siearns Thuyston Smith.
-Rev. Mr., Smith, Missionary in
Turkey, preached in the Congregational
church. last Sunday morning. II was an
able discourse aud full of valuable practi.
cal les ons.
The second quarterly meeting Of the
Fast Middlebury Methodist Church will
be held at that place on Sunday next.
Rev. z. G. Pickett, OF Leicester, will be
present and officiate.
The remains Of Mrs Tichuor, moth
err Of orr late townsman. Mr.. Caleb Tick
nor. are expected to arrive today, and il
SO the funeral scrviccs viii be held in the
Congregational Church IN Wednesday.
AT the Congregational Sunday school
anniversary, last Sunday evening, one Of
the celebrated Mason & Il4mlin organs
was used, kindly lent for the occasion, by
Mr.. W. W. Thomas, who has them for
sale
Case X Rider druggists and apotheca.
ries, have everything usually kept by
druggists, largo and complete assert.
nent of window glass, paints oils, varnish.
es. putty &C.. all OF which will be sold
cheap for cash.
&C Ticknor. ESQ, Of Hartford.
Conn, still wishes to sell or lease his
beautiful house upon the "H:ghts' to
some suitable party, aud would make
reasonable terms. Stewart & Eldredge
have the property in charge and will
show it in the absence Of the owner.
Mr.. NJ. T Shackett's horse was left
near the freight depot, for moment last
Sunday evening, and when he had stood
as long as he wished "Equus" started of
aud set out for run. He was stopped
near Nalettc's store. aud 20 damage
done.
DR. CuirieI still continues quite ill.
Daring the latter part Of his illness ty.
phoid symptoms have made their appear.
ance. There ia however a slight ameli.
Grafton Of his disease today, which his
physician thinks will prove permanent
should there he no further complications
in his case
Stone butter jars, stone preserve
jars, stone flower pets and stone SLAP. jack
pitchers, at Chapman Bros.
The Middlcbury Congregational Sun
day School held anniversary exercises at
the Church last Sunday evening. After
eome exercises BY the School, Rev. Dr.
Ki,chol. and Rev Mr. Smith uissiouar,
in Turkey, gave addresses. Mr. Smith
remarks were largely descriptions Of thu
people and customs Of the land in which
he had resided fer eleven years. and mar.
rations Of the progress Of the missionary
work there.
10000 spruce hcatt shingles fol
sale. For particulars inquire at the store
Of Chapman Bros.
I The Middlebury Choral Socic;,
held it's annual meeting last Tuesday
evening and elected the following officer,
for the ensuing year: President, NJ. 4
Munroe; Vice.President II. l.. She
don; Treasurer. n p. Barbour Musi
cal Director, L. II. Iligley; Librarian
Eben i, Smith; Executive Committee
II. L. Sheldon, +, II Baxter, n. p
Barbour; Musical Committee, f. II
Higley, Miss Emma Higley. Mis- Louis;
Potter; Miss Lizzie Bowman, Pianist
\ II. l.. Sheldon Secretary
y A, b. G. i. NJ. ~ MIpDLEDuRy.--
The American Board meeting in Middle
bury, on Thursday evening, was largel,
attended by the people of Middlobury
and the adjoining towns. Hon. Henry
p. Haven, of New London, Conn
presided and addressed the meeting a
some length upon the subject of systcma
tic giving. After Mr., Haven, Rev. DR.
Hamlin, brother Of cx.Vicc Presiden
llamliD, for thrty.six years n missionar
in Constantinoplc and now President 0
Robert College in that city, addressed
the meeting with very convincing argu
mept in favor of missionary work, onforc
ing his position by illustrations and state
ments Of his own observations in Turkey
kev. DR.. -, of Lee, Mass, mad
remarks at the closing up of the meeting
The Lecture AssoeiaiiOa
Editor Of The Register
ln your issue OF the 9th, noticed
communication from an outsider in regar
to the Lecture Association. To allay til
fears Of this eager gentleman, evidentl
an outsider, aud uuacquainted with th
difficulties which embarass a committee i
securing lecturers, wish to make tn
following statement The commtte
have been ut work ever since April,
trying to make up schedule which woul
meet the approval Of those who are iDtel
ested in the Association To do it, an
suit all, is a very difficult. and may sa
hopeless task Several whom we wei
anxious to obtain could either not be hu
at all, 0r at such times as would confi
with other exercises Gen. fawley ar
Bishop Simson we're beyond our reac
Cough could not be had until April. al
several others who could not but be 90
ular, were interviewed in vain We ha,
secured Mrs. Scott Siddons Ctoo We
known for comment,) for New 10Th,
open the course. Rev. 4. II. Chap
follows for the 18th Nov, Rev, w. |