Middlebury Register and Addison county Journal from Middlebury, Vermont • 8

8 THE MIDDLEBUKY KEGTSTER. FEBRUARY 18, 1910 iiM.iPMuaigra (iOOD REMEDIES Troubles of the Rural Mail Carrier. Since the recent heavy snow storms the rural mail carriers have had a hard time performing their duty owing to the bad roads which have been greatly drifted in places. An additional burden is imposed, probably unintentionally, by Lnru The new iron bridge near the town of Veybride was completed Saturday. The ice harvest on Otter Creek which waa interrupted by the thaw has been resumed.

The ice is about fifteen inches in thickness. The hearing in the injunction cases of the town of New Haven against the Middlebury National bank, and Dr. E. S. Weston, as treasurer of the town of New Haven, which was in progress at the court house for three days last week, was put over until some future date, as Judge O.K.

Darling, special master, will be occupied with other bi siness for the present. G. E. Harris was in Brattleboro Tuesday, attending the funeral of an uncle. In another column of the Register this week appears an article concerning our band, which deserves the careful reading of every citizen of the town.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonas P. Hawtlv rn who have been visiting relatives in town have returned to their home in Ticonderoga, N. Y.

Owing to the heavy snow storm Friday night and Saturday road traffic was suspended. Several of the rural mail carriers started out on their trips, but were compelled to turn back, as the roads were badly drifted and in some places the snow was five feet deep. Passenger trains arriving here were from one to three hours late. Freight trains both north and south were stalled For Sale Cheap, Cyphers Incubator 520 egg capacity hot all ami one Koyal 220 oapaeiiy hot wutut'l both good condition. M.

K. Moure. 71 All kinds of rubber goods, hot water bottles, family jiiiiges, at Sterns' Ding Store. Three unfiii nlshed rooms with bath, for rent, reasonable. Inquire of t.athorne Hros.

We will buy raw tuts at J. H. Stewart's store every Monday. V. C.

Kelsey Son. Apr. 10 The latent Ideas In printing, new type faces and 6i peri workmanship at the Register office. Don't forget that Gorham Sons are headquarters foi fruit. Send us jour order and have goods delivered.

Fob Salk CiiKAr Good pair work horses, weight 2.W0 E.J. Hodgson, Julius Benedict place, Cornwall. 7l2p F.tubroldering, hemstitching and all kinds of fine hand sewing Apply to Miss Leggett at Mrs. J. W.

Lawrence's store. Wanted Position to do general housework In private family. Reference given. Address Kate Takass, Boldens, Vt. 7tt Mrs.

Mabelle liond Cottrell, formerly a teachor in N. Y. City, will give vocal lnstruo. tion at her home, 29 (seminary St. ltf Pads for Bchool use at bargain prices at the Register fliee.

Also a few boxes of writing paper and envelopes. SOtf Cut flowers at all times and designs made on short notice at Hunt's greenhouse. Wanthd A gi od strong girl to do kitchen work at The Addison. Good pay and permanent position. 2StT Wanted at Addison house two women to do laundry work, for washing and ironing Good wages, steady employment.

I havo the exclusive sale of Davis Cavin. dish home cuied hams and bacon the best on tho market today. J. K. Fipcr.

For Rkkt Ofllce rooms In Battel! Block. Also a tenement in double house. Apply at the Register office or to T. E. Boyce.

18 if you have money to loan come and tell me about it. If you wish to borrow money come and tell me about it. A. W. Dickens.

25tf For Sale Hemlock plank and boards also choice pine lumber. You will be interested In my prices. H. K. Sanford, Middlebury, Vt.

K. No. 2. iJlt For pension business, and general business through all departments of government, collections made. Melvin Wilkinson, Notary Public, liridport.

20tf Foil Sale One of tho Best farms in Vermont, near large village, high school an railroad. One half on bank mortgage. For full particulars address Mrs. lien. Smith, Ran dolph, Vt.

6t4p Lost Between the home of Mrs.C. F. Partridge and the E. K. Severance place, a pair of nose glasses with spring attachment and case, finder please leave with Mrs.

C. F. Partridge, East Middlebury. 7t2 For Sale Two pair of heavy double working sleiifhs with 5 ft. bunks, in first-class order; also bran new ones, call and see them.

Up to date brakes. David Wisell, Bridport, Vt. ltf SPECIAL SALE See Our Show Windows. A Good Tea For Only lb. 4 Pounds for only $1.00 This is only one of many special bargains in the finest new crop Teas.

The leading Package Teas, advertised in the magazines, etc. in This Sale at 25c to 50c a pkg. YOU Cannot Beat These Teas For Quality or Price anywhere Let us prove it. Our Oil Special, l()c a gal. expires February 24.

Get busy. G. E. MARSHALL, Middlebury, carry as complete line of Pa tout Mi-diomi's ks any drug stot't? lit Ibis section of Hie state, lull we call special attention to our preparation of 3D LIVER OIL CORDIAL AND COM, 8YRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHATES Two of the best strength builders ever put up. They are just the (hinns to use to ward rft dread diseases, Pneumonia and Bronchial troubles, so prevalent at this season of the year.

Full sizad pint bottle at less than you can purchase any patented remedies. Call and let us tell you about tlieiu. Bring your prescriptions here. A reg-ii ered pharmacist always in the store to it them up accurately and promptly. the purest and best drugs that oney can buy ever used.

DUTTON'S PHARMACY, Middlebury, Vemont. THE WEATHER IN MIDDLEUUKV. POB TaB WKKK ENDING HllKUAHV 18, 11)10. Date Wind Thermometer 7 a in Noon i in 1 mrs. Fell.

In 1 ri. it. 12 in. I'J I on. 14 i 20 I (I -1(1 12 HI 12 12 in 14 Hi 1 211 18 1 aes.

1" 20 20 2 SO I 1 Ved. lii i S-N I Thursday, clear; FrWsy, clear; Saturday, couily; Sunday, fair; Monday, clear; Tues-fl ly, clear; Wednesday, fair. Highest CO Lowest -10. Ueiit by H. A.

Feck. Business Hoticcs. Notices ur0.tr this head ten cents per line 6 31 Insertion; five cents per line succeeding I Comit seven short words to line six long ones. Mileage Hoots at Marshall's. Expert watchmaker, Brough.

Green cut hone at Piper's Market. Seventeen oranges tor 2fc at Calvi's. Go to Taylor's for a lunch or square meal. All trimmed hats at reduced prices. Miss Goodrich.

Get your hu'i at Calvi's the very best and at lowest prices. Look over our stock of fresh and salt fish cf all kimld, befote buying. Wood's market. We have a nice assortment of naval oranges at rock bottom piices. Wood's market.

Have your hair combings made up at Gee Sisters. Wantsu to buy 100 loads manure. Gor-ham Bros. Engraved 01 printed calling cards at the Register otlioe. Call at Piper's market for choice cuts of western beef.

For good printing of all description call at the Uegi.itu cilice. I will liny raw lurs every Monday at G.T. Cliaiiipnguc'n stole. A. L.

'Austin. May '10p Copies of the ampus are now at the Register office 15 cents each. Get lUruiilon's butter at Gorham Son's. Try out C. 11.

coffee at 25 cents. Can't be beat, t.oi A Son's. Celery an lettuce always on hand at or. ha i. Son's.

Diamond Medal flour, best in town at Gorham on'J. Tiipe by the keg pounds each at S5 cents at Goriiaui Three cans each of corn, tomatoes or succotash lor 25c, or assorted. Wood's market. Middlebury historical plates slightly im-perfect 4 It' at, Sheldou's. New stock of Pyrograpby outfits and wood at Sterns' Park Ding Store.

Foa Sai.k One black horse eight years old, weight 1000 sound. Apply to box 534, Middlebury, Vt. Compline line of lake and ocean fish through lut. Gorliam Sons. Turnips foe sale.

H. L. Hunt, Middlebury, K. F. O.

Mo. 4. Gt3p If you want potatoes for market in July, buy your seed at Galvin's store, brooksvllle. Ctf A competent girl would like position as housekeeper in a small family, for paiticu. lars addiess box K.

F. D. No. 2, Middlebury, Vt. 6t2 Try them.

You will be fast friends, ice cream oliooolates, Apollo brand, 3oc per on Saturday only. Sheldon's. HOK-s cuiTfwa I will clip your horses at your own barn, or at mine; power clippers. T. G.

Hsritnetitn, horse i amor and trainer. 80 years' 7l3p CUSTOM TAILORING There is only one way to get perfectly fitting and stylish Clothes and that is to have them made by a first class tailor SPRING SAMPLES dow ready for your inspection for SUITS, TROUSERS, OVERCOATS, RAINCOATS, ETC. Everything That Goes With The Suit. JOY'S NO CREDIT THE WHITE STORE 'Phone 45-3- patrons of tho routes by not making a path from the street to their mail boxea. Uuder the rules carriers are not required to leave their teams to get to the boxes, but in many cases they have, out of purely good nature, plowed through the snow to serve their patrons when the government does not require them to do so.

According to the carriers serving the territory around Middlebury this wading through the snow is getting a trifle wearisome and it would not be surprising if those who neglect to shovel a path to their boxea fail to get their mail delivered. The rural carrh-r is an almost indispen-sible necessity in these days, his troubles are many, and it is only fair that those whom he serves should do their share. SPRING SHIRTS Cluett and Monarh, Coat style, entirely new and exclusive ptitterns and upwards, Wilson-Root Co. We have supplies in all lines of Florists Goods, and invite your trial of our service now. No matter whether you desire a modest tribute or the most elaborate table decorations, if the order is placed with Hunt, you can rest assured the result will prove satisfactory.

ORDER OF US, and we certainly will give you Good Value. SUNSET GREEN HOUSED E. C. HUNT, Prop. REAL BARGAINS! We have several good bar gains left from our last week's sale OF ODDS AND ENDS A few special packages of assorted SOAPS at 25c, worth 50 cents.

4 Packages good RAISINS for 25c 4 Rolls "Monogram" TOILET PAPER 25c 2 Cans of Royal Scarlet" ASPARAGUS 25c 3 Pounds good Evaporated PEACHES 25c Come in and Look over the Specials. Every one of them one Real Bargains. R. S. BENEDICT, Battell Block, 'Phone 8G-2 MISS E.

N. GILL, Public Stenographer room 26, battell block REASONABLE phone 5 RATES 2tf W. B. GUY The Ee Man AT THE Addison House, Monday, February 2S Shoreham Hotel, March 1 Orwell Hotel 2 lie Wise Consult Mm About Your Eyes I ON SATURDAY ONLY APOLLO ICE CREAM CHOCOLATES 30 cts. PER POUND.

in snow banks, and had to receive assistance. The largest amount of snow in years fell during the previous 10 days, there being an average of three feet at present. Charles P. Jones, Charles I. Thomas and H.

J. Moorehouse who have been engaged at Wey bridge for the past threa weeks in the erection of an iron bridge across Otter Creek, completed their work Friday night and went to their home in Albany, N. on Saturday. Gorham Brothers large team of perch-eron horses drew into this village from Ripton on Friday what was probably the heaviest load of wood that ever came into this town. It measured a strong 2 cords of hard green body wood.

Mrs. L. S. Knights aud son Cecil who have been visiting relatives here have returned to Cuttingsville. Attention is called to the fact that there are about 100 voters in the town of Middlebury that have not as yet paid their taxes for the current year.

Under the laws these will not be allowed to vote in town meeting. The town treasurer can be seen almost any time and the matter adjusted with him, thus enabling all citizens to exercise the right of franchise. Wilbert Norrnand, who was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Noble Sanford Friday night was arranged before Justice F. M. Foote Saturday morning on the charge of intoxication.

He pleaded guilty and was fined So and cost, which he aid. Normand told the court that he left his home in Braintree to look at a farm in this section. He brought along hard cider and refreshed himself too often while driving over the mountain, so that when he appeared at East Middlebury he was howling like an Indian. Nine local candidates for the position of census enumerator took the examina tion before Ralph C. Holmes, asssitant postmaster, Wednesday.

The Canadian Jubilee Singers appear at the town hall Satuaday evening under the auspices of the Methodist society and the concert promises to be a good one. This is one of the best companies of the kind on the road and is sure to give an enter tainment which will please everybody. It would be well to secure tickets early at Stern's drug store and be sure of a good seat. John Houston haa returned from a visit in Hamilton, P. Q.

The annual mite box opening of the Ladies Missionary society of the Memorial Baptist church will be held at the home of Mrs. R. S. Benedict next Tuesday afternoon at three oclock. President Ezra Brainerd returned Saturday night from Boston where he has been visiting his brother, Dr.

John Brainerd. Saturday, Feb. 5 he delivered a lecture before the Massachusetts Horticultural society, his subject being "How New Races of Plants Arise Through Hybridization." His lecture was illustrated by 31 stereopticon views. A special communication of Union Lodge No. 2 F.

A. M. will be held in Masonic hall Tuesday evening Feb. 22 at 8 o'colck. Work A.

degree. The stated conclave of Mt. Calvary Commandry No. 1, K. T.

will be held in their Asylum in Masonic Temple Wednesday evening, Feb. 23, at 8 o'clock. Business of importance. A meeting of the patrons of the Farm-ingdale Cheese Company will be held in the Seeley district school bouse Tuesday evening, Feb. 23, at which time matters of interest will be discussed.

The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs H. Corkran afternoon, Feb. 21, at three o'clock. At the Monday session of the Rutland I Ministers' Conference Rev. Arthur E.

irriman oi mis town read a paper on "The Theology of Whitter's Religious Poems." On Monday evening a very enjoyable "Valentine Sooial" was held in the Memorial Baptist vestry under the auspices of the Philathea society. MIDDLEBURY LOCALS. H. L. Wood of Ripton was a business visitor in town Tuesday.

Mrs. A. D. Vittutn is confined to the house by sickness. Harrison Holden, who has been seri ously ill at his home on the Creek road, has improved so as to be about his home again.

Mrs. Alex Highter has been suffering from a bad attack of indigestion during the past week. Claude Tyrrell of Dorset has been visiting his father, A. Tyrrell this week. Middlebury and vicinity has been well represented this week at the farmers' meetings in Burlington.

The Century Club will meet with Mrs. Win. Jackson Tuesday evening, Feb. 22. The Epworth League of the Metho dist church will hold a Library Social in the church parlors Wednesday evening.

Feb. 23. Edson P. Williamson has been con fined to the house by illness this week. Charles McC'ue of Fowler has been visiting relatives here for a few days.

Hiram Sessions has returned from West Rutland where he visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Sessions. Miss Helen S. Clark is in West Rut land visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Clark. William Foots who broke an ankle about five weeks ago is able to be about on crutches.

Miss Fanny Langwothy has been con fined to the house by illness during the past week. L. O. Allen's trotter, Rose Baker, won a hotly contested race at Ticonderoga, N. on Thursday of last week.

Carl Mead has returned to New York city after a visit with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mead. George Wilson who has been quite sick for some weeks past is recovering. Miss Agnes Graham has returned to after a visit at the home of her brother, M. H.

Graham. Rev. George R. Stair, who has been conducting a series of evangelistic meetings in Maine, is at home for a few days previous to going to Dayton, Ohio, where he will conduct similar meetings. Rev.

C. H. Murkland, who has been in town for a week on business, has returned to Hinsdale, N. H. Miss Maude Meecham of Brandon is a guest at Prof.

McFarland's. Miss Emma Meeker, who formerly conducted a millinery business here has been in town a few days this week visiting friends. Mrs. James Condon, who hag been suffering from an attack of neuralgia, is somewhat improved. Mrs.

J. K. Piper, who has been quite sick for nearly three weeks, is somewhat improved at the present time. hn Lowell is again on J. K.

Piper's delivery team after a ten days' absence on account of sickness. The play the "Holy City," is booked to appear in the opera house this, Friday, evening Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W.

Harris have returned from Montpelier, where they went to attend a funeral. Sheldon's Rexall Store, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, H. A. Sheldont Dr. W.

H. Sheldon, 1847. 1910. Vermont. Tllat are seasonable and will satisfy our customers.

Market as well as a Grocery Store and we stock in the new market than ever before. and guarantee to use you right. SON'S, Vermont. GROCERIES-MEATS THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICE Is the secret of the great increase in our business since we moved into our new market in the Cobb Block and added a complete stock of Groceries, Fruits, etc. Fish For L6nt 'tneest kinds of Fresh and Canned Fish.

Quality guaranteed as well as Price. FruitS and. Vegetables Don't forget this is a carry a more comple'e We make the prices just as low as possible Arc-Parlor Kerosene will buy. Don't be fooled into buying cheap Oil that keeps the housewile scolding about the smoked chimneys, when you can get the Smokeless Arc-Parlor for 15c. GORHAM Middlebury,.