The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-10-24

lVOlcneetor uRnt-nOuso,. SUI III VIII
were in town last " edncsday visitin
their friends here-A-bouts. ,
Mcssrs. III. M. Parker Of 80, P.
Griswold of $50 and j. l.. Barton of 49,
INVENT this week TO Schenectady, to .
Itend 4 convention Of the Delta Upsilo
college society.
Tho bicyclist, who agitated u
Burlington people so much by his pre-
ence there, passed through here To-
Monday, on his way TO New York. II
arrived in Rutland the same day.
Keep your eyes open for counterfe
trade dollars of.1877 issue--they are
extensive circulation. Also look OF
for $50 greenbacks, q dangerous cour
terfeit Of which is In circulation.
| -we.receiwed. ! call from Mr.. OFT
p. Moore, of this town. last Saturday
He Is teaching at present In Starksbort
and has excellent success. He teache
In Munger Street this coming winter
Mr.. j. j. Farr of e. Middlebury
left several fine specimens of apples Q
our Office, one day this week, one q
which weighed q pound and half,
being of the Spippin variety. Accep
our thanks. "t I
The post-office department has dc
cided that writing on both sides of
postal-card may be permitted as lon
as the legibility OF the address be no
interfered with. 1t is slovenly prac
tica, nevertheless.
Rev. A. Bunker, missionary to th
Karehs, Burmah, occupied the pulpit o
the Congregational church, last Sunda.
evening. There was large audienc
present, which listened to his INSTRUCTIVE
tales of the heather.
Rev. Mr.. Hooker of the Congrega
fiohsischufch, exchanged pulpits witt
| the Rev. 8. Knowlton, of New Haven
last Sunday, who delivered very fin,
sermon, and was listened to by largl
and appreciative congregation.
The Baptist sociable at Dea. Bene
diets last Tuesday evening, passed of
very satisfactory, Notwithstanding thai
there was not 30 many present as there
should of been. The proceeds are to &c
towards the support of the church.
Particular attention is called to the
new adj" of our popular tinsmith and
plumber, Mr.. John Sargent, which ap.
pears.irf another column. John is hav-
ing all the work that he can attend to,
and continues to give satisfaction as OF
old.
The Good Templars will hold soci-
able ut the residence of Mr.. William
Newcomb, next Tuesday evening, the
ortc,Aaiuvnank IN rovnstat ~
charades, music, etc. A general invi-
tation is extended to all. Admission
10 cents. =
james Slade, Esq, and Mr.. Will
Tomlinson went on nut-gathering ex-
petition one day last week, and were
gone about two and one-half hours,
bringing back two and one-half bushels
of wslRnts, the former climbing the
trees when necessary.
We have to surrender large por-
ton of our second page to the use of
Mr.. Frank Bond, and undoubtedly our
readers will find the contents of his new
"ad" as interesting as anything that
could be contributed for that space.
Read it, and profit thereby.
u me ciP .ne aoI T irom INC
nI W;,Sa SMS ;1s .x'G pr;Sne.. ".
relative of q. H. Pratt, is in the city
looking over the country with view
of locating. We hope to number him
soon as one of our citizens.
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wa s1e supper A'Ae'''
"A concert complimentary to Miss
Hattie Cady win be given in Academy
la. DIV On M e y evening; Nov. o.
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