The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1876-02-22
LOCAL NEWS.
twenty 10 twenty-five cents.

Butter twenty 10 twenty i've cents.
"A. p. Upper, Esq, has removed
from his old quarters over the post ofic,
to his elegant Office in the new block.
Tho Middlcbury Choral Society vii
have q rehearsal at the lecture room o.
the Congregational church on Monday
evening of next week, Feb. 2S.
Tho next lecture in the graded
school course will be delivered by Pres
Hubert, next Friday evening, on The
Distinctive Idea of an Education"
Il. A. Sturtovant has removed his
law Office back to his old quarters, over
Il X. Clay's store where he may be
found at all business hours to attend 10
the wants of his clients.
Mrs. Albert Chapman had the mis-.
fortune to fall upon the ice, on Sunday
evening, dislocating her shoulder. AT
first it was supposed there was a fracture,
but the latest supposition is that it is
only dislocation
Hon. Joseph Barrett has retired
from the position of editor Of the Cincin-
natl Times and Chronicle and will hence
forth make his home at Chester. Mr..
Barrett was formerly editor of tho Mid
dlebury REGISTER.
Our entcrprsing Photographic artist,
Barnes, has been getting out some new
business cards on which he has mounted
photographs, comprizing variety Of
subjects. Everybody will want one to
put in thoir albums. Some of them are
striking.
On Wednesday evening Rev. Pres.
hubert gave an address before the
County Temperance Society, which was
candid. earnest, suggestive and sensible
discussion, giving "somc Of the reasons
why the liquor law has not been more
successful"
-Rev. G. L. Hcwes of Syracuse. N.
Y, gave an interesting temperance ad.
dresn at the Congregational church, 90
Sunday evening. 1t was an able ad-
dress, and but for its tedious length would
have been satisfactory to everybody. His
arguments were forciblc and convincing.
determinations in tho Graded School
will commence on Monday Of next woek
with Latin and Greek. Tuesday, ea-
animation Of the LIST end I'd Primaries
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
examinations in other grades. The torn
CLOSES on Friday for vacation of two
weeks.
Tho wood drawers have made the
most of the snow VIC had last week.
Team after toem loaded with the Ri,ton
exchange medium filed into town during
the latter part of the week, and as they
passed over tho bridge, which was bare,
all sorts of accidents happened to har-
noses and whiiiletrccs which were too
weak for the combined strength of the
horses aud tho drivers voices
1t is with sadness that wo notice the
death from typhoid fever last Tuesday Of
Lille Mulchahcy, daughter of William
Mulchahcy and granddaughter of j.
Mcdonald, Esq, of this place She was
very bright little girl, beloved by all
her frisnds and schoolmatcs She was a
buried from St. Stephens church, Of
which she was commitment, last Fri.
day afternoon. The rector, Rev. w. II.
Weddell, read the service at the church
and tho grave. An unusually large mum.
Der attended the services. \
Died in Middlcbury, February -,
at the residence of Gardner Cady, ESQ.,,
Mrs. Mercy Shurtlff, wife of Mr.. Isaac
W. Cady, of New Haven, aged twenty.
five years Mrs. Cady was a native of
Harwich, Mass, and came with her
parents to Vermont at the ago OF four
years, She resided at Starksboro until
she was sixteen years old, since which
time she has lived in New Haven, She
was bride at Christmas 1874 An
amiable friend, kind and faithful COM
panion. and a devoted wife. her loss will
be deeply felt, and many will tcnderly
sympathize with Mr.. Cady in his great
affection. e. =
We would call attention to the ad +.
vertisement of W. o. Campbell & Co..
this week, who are the propriotors and
manufacturers OF the compartment milk
pan, so widely known as the leading milk
pan in this state at present. Many sets
oil those pans have been sold in this
county, and e. II. Hatborn. of Orwell,
has boon appointed general agent for this
and Rutland counties. The Vermont
Former speaks as follows concerning the
msp-factory "Probably the largest milk
paa mandatory in New England ct
present is that of w. o. Campbell Il
Co., OF Rockford, who manufacture the
compartment pan, and even ship them by
the car load to different parts of the
country. II is claimed to be the leading
pan OF this state at present, and We un.
daysfsnd that their facilities for manufao.
turing ere such tina. all orders are prompt
ly filed"
Pleasant Valley Grange have oom.
me-oed series Of sociables, the frat one
occurring on Thursday evening, Feb,
10, at the beautiful residence of Bro. j.
w. Halliday. At an early hour the
grangers commenced to collect from all
quarters OF ths town, and in short time
the large house was ringing with the
happy assemblagc Of those who had come
to spend an evening Of social enjoyment.
Hours few like minutes, and in SEEM
ingly short time it was announced that
refreshments we're 10 waiting and tho ia.