The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-15
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ear ensuing.
"A capital opportunity to make pur-
base of piano, carriages, sleigh robes,
|leighs, lumber and other articles. See
Advt. of A, J. Severance.
Mrs. Page, an old lady OF 80 years,
living with Mr.. Wood of this village, fell
down stairs, on Friday evening last, and
sustained severe injuries from the fall. A
deep cash was cut in her head and she
was elsewhere badly bruised and Jared
by The conclusion. No bones were
broken. Dr. c. b. Currier was called
and at last reports she was doing well.
DELEGATES to the State Conven ton.
MIDDLEBURY.-J, Cobb, L. E. Knapp,
A. S. Tracy, Ira w. Clark. SUBsrI
TUTEs,-B.S. Bcckwith, H. d. Maynard,
u. d. Twitchel, Jason Davenport.
e. &. Eells, Esq, of this town met
with serious accident one day last week
while going home from the village.
Stopping for the horse to drink, he jumped
out to loosen the check. While Standing
on the ground the horse started, and Mr..
Eells was struck by the shaft with SO
much force as to throw him down and
break his arm, Under DR.. Curriers' care
he is rapidly recovering.
Rev. A. Scott, G.. w. c., l. o, G. T.
of the State of Vermont, will preach at
East Middlebury, next Sunday, and
deliver a Temperance address Mt 5 o.
clock, p. m.
The Village Hall at East Middle
bury, viii ch A. p. Upper, Esq, is
erecting, will be completed in two weeks.
It is proposed to open it with dance,
on or about the 4th of July. None but
sober people will be invited.
james E. Merriam, the bigamist
was taken TO Windsor last Friday, by
Sheriff Trip. He refused to walk from
the Jail to the Station and had to be carr
ried on truck like a corpse or a drunken
man.
We have been shown fine stereo-
scopic view of the Bread Loaf Inn and
Bread Loaf mountain, taken from Nina
Hill, half mile south of the Inn, by Mr..
A. j. Styles, of this village. Mr.. Styles
will be Mt the Bread Loaf again June Both,
the morning of the Strawberry Festival,
and take near view Of the Inn with the
company
Several pockets were picked among
the crowd at the circus on Friday.
The frame of Sweeny x Burroughs
new Furniture shop is going up below
the Falls, and is 100 by40 feet.
The Stockholders of the Middlebury
Silver Mining Co., are hereby notified to
meet for their annual meeting at the Ads
olson House, Mddlebury, on Saturday
June 18th at p NJ, for the election of
officers for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of any other business thought
proper when met.
NJ. PLA1T. Sect
The article in our last issue, over
the signature Of Chester Fem, with refer
ence to certificate in Dr. Smiths advertise
ment,) not having come under the DIS
notice in season for comment this week,
will be noticed in our next.
Although the rush has been, and
still continues to be great 10 obtain goods
at the closing sale ut G. c. Chapman &
Sons they have still desirable stock of
dress goods, white goods, ginghams, shoes,
groceries, &c, Those in want will do
well to examine their stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. All who have pur-
chased goods there are satisfied that hey
are giving rare bargains.
The Homo opathic State Society of
Vermont met at burlington on the lst
day Of June, A large attendance were
present. MANY valuable papers were
read.
At the close all addresses were deliver
ed by the President
DR., Curier of this town was reelected
President. j, II. Jones NJ. d. of Brad
ford vice President, H. NJ, Hunter of St.
Johnsbury, Secretary.
Delegates were appointed to several
States Societies, The Society adjourned
to meet at Montpelier in June next.
Edwin II. Clay of this village, has
Just purchased Thorough Bred Durham
COW of milking stock from the celebrated
herd of Lucius J. Wright of Weybridge,
for which he paid Mr.. Wright two hundred
dollars She is a choice mixer in
quantity and quality, also a beautiful ami
NAL with an undoubted pedigree, as all Of
Mr.. Wrights herd are. Color. roam,
The pedigree ofsaid COW Lemon Fair u
is thus -
Bred by Lucius j, Wright, Weybridge,
Addison Co., VT, and the property Of
Edwin II, Clay, Middlebury, Addison Co.
VT. Got by great Western, dam Maggie,
by Marquis, 6S7, Nymph by Marquis
6S7, Juliet by Romulus, 925, Cambria by
Bertram ID, q, Virginia % by Ber!ran
Q7l6), Lucilla by Memnon (l223, Virgin.
ia by General (272), Rosemary by Flash
(26D, Red Rose by Petrarch ASS, Bright
Eyes, Imported Q99), Alexander (20), Rec
Acomb by Traveller $3.50, by Son o
Bolingbreke (S6.
Mr.. Wright states that this COW ha
bred some $500 worth of stock. W.
wish this most enterprising gentleman
Mr.. Clay success. Hoping 10 see some o
our farmers 60 and do likewise and TAXI
some steps to improve their stock of cat
tle,which is much needed in Vermont
Addison County.