The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-05-30

) tinguishablc. Nevertheless our take
/ are higb-high enough TO cause ever
II prudent man to hesitate before takin
d amy step which shall increase them. i
= The least. But Middlebury is now YER
: favorably situated in comparison wit
8 other towns Offering equal business ad
| vantages. There is hardly large tow
. In western Vermont which is not heav
9 ily taxed to pay interest oil bonds
Brandon has recently gone deeply int,
debt for expensive water works; Yer
: gennes is heavily taxed for the i'm
provements made there; Rutland, Bur
, lington, st. Adams, and nearly ever,
other large town, are grooming under
! their burdens. Middlebury alone O
The larger towns Is comparatively fire.,
of debt, and it is wholly within ON
power to keep out of it. The expenses
which we indulge in are not extremely
large and they have added greatly to
the desirableness of the place as loca.
ton for business. They have in fact
/ paid for themselves. There is hardly n
desirable tenement unoccupied. We
have one of the best schools in the
state, which attracts not few whom
high taxation would repel. Considera-
mn, 49, H. go P.ooTno u,"o oelng
beor n,,r ,ayat;n,, ,,,; ea' e1'ase " heiP
oil dob, ,no,i5 IN, wn, '', ncaty pohu-
comnarod viii ,ho o,h p, e t.n'' As
named NOV i ot,a, f S a vu"ms We nave
mems for can;t"i 70 ,ooa s,oa.o a,. inu4ce-
inc en,ornr;sas ho NC 'o. "u fn,,
nrises orn aStobi;ehoJ " ~ ~, ~ suoii cn'cr-
lion thav Will ha For o n :" , uii,o oco-
come 70 Ni;ddlahnr,' ,han i,Aoiy "
ybero toxos Vii ;,n,,o. ;na ,ho " .omn
nrofits Ton tbonsand 5nt,onS .o. ,Hi
not be a heavy deht for M;d5,o wUu,u
but sti,, n wonld Lo a al. a'.S @
in debt bas a bod no,,a a, "' wv
ists who sra .sIad "" 40 ;, ",V"g oaPi.ai-
II. Indeed If NO xvoro 40 io,' 'o o'', AZ
tho,soad XIV, ~ we Welu ~ nay out zen
question whether il would not he botter
for the town TO give ii in some form as
premium for the establishment of a
business mere wmch should employ our
poo,; VINO nave hardiy the means OF
increased ones Th;s ~ sa1 mummy ~, ig ~
better than to mt tbe moue~ a, ' ;i,o a o
unproductive bridge. when a third Of
the amount would give us good
bridge. Let us keep out of debt, and
iet US reduce our taxes so far as to make |
Middlebury the most desirable town to
"1 Mo IN western vermont.
ormon "o '' Son a'.ei1p. 10 give ali the ar
! ,. uno'" lor anu against Inc stone
more important considerations affecting
the question. Both sides will no doubt |
be ably presented at the meeting. We |
tay n "m"- W., mo ; maVo oniy W snow our
hand ~ hoIn Jo a ~, 10 tanoo "a oeing Oh
voter sbnnif he ,horo o"1 c, ,iia',er EvfIy
act for the best interests OF the town. |
Whether the decision is for or against |
the bridge, it should at least represent
the wishes of a majority of the voters
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ZProf. Uipl.v delivers the address NJ
Decoration Dav
ZJap;tor pouoII 10 ohon, h..
bio 80 49,, ~ ~. a., aoo",' p"' Is ho'
~, mo "'''e' 'e'.
The campus has been trimmed up |
II .
,noI,I ~ noi ;s, is DacA AGAIN looking
i"0iy' io VIII e"'er Of Ill the iail.
Base ball seems to be at a discount
his term, as there has not been game
yet.
Tho faculty grant the students to-
lay, with the exception of morning rec
tations.
MI,
uo les !i, are trimming their
raw lia.s WIFI ''ie GLASS; coiors, maroon
VI" "hi'o'
Tho seniors report splendid time
Turing their trip up the lake with Prof.