The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-01-06
Local News.


The exercises of the week of praye
are well attended.
Can it be that nary drink Is to b
had in Middlebury.
The exercises of the week of pray
err are well attended.
How do you like paying $3.50 an
Sc cord for wood.
The mercury indicated eight dc
grees below zero yesterday morning.
The small boy finds good skatin
practice upon Mr.. Bruce Wright's mea
dow.
Quito large volume of water ha
been flo winglover the falls the pas
week.
The steam fire engine was trie,
Tuesday afternoon, and worked yer,
fairly.
The stores were generally closec
on Monday and the day was observed
as aholiday.
The mills have been considerabl,
troubled by ice in the fume since III,
cold snap set in.
Mrs. Leonard Walker has gone tc
spend few weeks with a daughter q,
Chestertown, N. Y.
We regret b learn that Judge
Pierpoint is sinking rapidly, ana is ex-
pected to live but short time.
Unless those temperance meetings
organize plan of practical work pref.
ty soon. To be continued in oul
next.
The two inches of snow which fell
Tuesday night do not seem to satisfy
anybody. The yearning is strong fol-
more.
Tho next temperance meeting will
be next Tuesday evening, Jan. 10, al
seven o'clock sharp. Let everyone
attend.
There is something like a firewood
famine and those few parties who have
been drawing wood have realized big
prices for the sane.
Quite large company from this
place attended the performance of Pa
Dence at Burlington, Monday evening,
and few went to Rutland for the
same purpose the following evening.
The evenings this week have been
as beautiful as they have beenIcold,-
the way girl you would like to be
sweet on impresses you when she pre-
fers some other fellow.
The w. G. L. U. will meet at the
vestry of the Methodist church, Thurs-
day afternoon, Jan. -, to sew for poor
families. All interested in this branch
OF the work please come and assist.
-nememoer inc poor In this bitter
!wea'ner. IL may not DO them any good
you exercise your memory little
,nut way, put al tne same we believe
VS. c1nslaereu the correct thing to
remember the poor.
nj.
sey, private secretary of Gov. Foster of
Ohio, to Miss Foster, the governors
daughter, is publicly Announced. Fred
seems TO be getting along uncommonlv
we'll in more ways than one.
-hev: .. l.. u. Speare will give the
lour!n OF series OF discourses upon
app'ieS Cnristianlty next Sunday even
1nG. SUBJECT: Inc Christian in the
faIpn. 40 be followed by o. young
p'op'' nhoo'' w in Tue Vestry'
"A 1yceum has been organized al
New Haven Mills, the first debate be-
ing held this week. 1t is hoped that
the debates will be vigorously Support
ed. Mr.. d. L. Taylor of Addison Is
teaching the school at the Mills
n. M
hrr;sod NJ u a4rser was somewhat
,ha a, nes ~ anu ,; iau ~ Knee injured "a
i ine. tu Ts y. q n'ue runaway accident
t ,as' eunesuay. ne was driving into
nnt gts head n ~ dHornwaiI, ana MS morse
got us heaa unaer clothes line. In
stall from the horse, which made use of
its freedom with the result above stated.
We do not learn that his ininries are
serious.
r,aasa,, asr UemgnV - new and
n,Sa o. T Tmu'emeh.. us played as
soid !. .aros,,,,. nnee. VI paper ana
us a;on 10 40 oy aIounu oank note
~aar H. oS a. pay up al arrears ana .
yyu Nh s u ~ a IN; anu mai II 70 inc
a pu sntao ~ tnls paPer. re nave sey,
,aSa 'aI band ~ st On our ils. VINO should
hnne shan I'll, m W sl,i' now game, ana We
t or en .ny W." $1,000 10 30 WIN ou'waiung
i'".ion.
MT. Cnaries Earl, the hardware
man, was ylcum OF the law OF gravi-
, ,as,Gn ,a ~. MONDAY ny evening. He was