The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-28

Walker, and grandmother of our Consta.
bic, O. p. Mead, Esq. Mrs. Walker, at
the time Of her death, was the oldest per.
son living in town. She was a native Of
Balston, n, Y, but she had lived IN Ad.
Olson County for seventy years. She
had many years been devoted christian
and died trusting in Jesus. =
}. Il. Ainsworth has a COW five years
old that made ten and half pounds Of
butter last week, besides furnishing a
number of families with milk Mr. Aims
worth is rather a modest man, and does
not brag much about the COW, but his
partner, Mr.. Dodge, will answer any in
quiries about her. According to bis &C.
count, there will not be room for the
products of many more cows in Middle.
bury, after this one comes to pasture.
A great mistake was made by Chap.
man Bros when in market in purchasing
Spring goods They should have bought
Winter goods, with snow ten inches deep
upon the ground. However, parties an
ticipatipg Spring weather will do well
to call and inspect their new Spring goods
bought by mistake and now open for
inspection.
The May Day Sociabe at School
House Hall, on Friday evening, we
hope will be largely attended, A gen.
eral invitation is extended TO the teach.
ers and scholars with their friends. Price
of admission, ten cents. Hours from Z
to 10 The time will be occupied by
games and general lollification.
-Mcssrs. Brooks Il Clay have fitted
up and taken possession of their new
quarters in the store formerly occupied
by Langworthy & Bond, and moro re-
Gently used as furniture ware room in
Nichols Block. They have nice rooms
with good cellar in very desirable loca.
ton. We congratulate them.
A. Chepman's trees have arrived
and are the finest ever offered in this
market. Call and SEQ them whether you
wish to buy or pot He can gil a few
more orders for fruit trees, apples, crab
apples, Russian apples, pears, plumbs,
cherries, small fruits &c. &c.
John Conner has sold his interest in
the dwelling where he has been carrying
on the Bakery on Pleasant St. to Thomas
Mcclure and has purchased the William
Ellis property on the west side Of the
creek where he contemplates moving his
Bakery soon.
Case IL Rider have every thing use.
ually kept by druggists, including pure
drugs, medicines, toilet and fancy goods.
paints, oils, varnishcs, window glass &c,
DC, Prescriptions carefully and accurate.
ly compounded.
The few who took the pains to at
tend the performance Of the Wallace Sis.
tiers who exhibited at Academy Hall, on
Saturday evening" were considerably dis.
appointed as to the character aud merit
of the exhibition.
Some old Democrats felt so grateful
for President Grants veto that in a
moment OF iorgetfulness they were willing
to forgive even his walopinr and cap
turing Gen. Lee.
Boots and Shoes in large stock and
better assorted, with better prices than
ever before Ladies if YOU want a very
nice shoe equal to Burt's n. y goods
call at Chapman Bros.
Advertised Letters f. s. Parmlee
l. Copeland Mrs Adeline Marotte
Mrs Hattie Smith Mrs Olive PAlden ;
Miss Jennie Austin
We are agents for the celebrated
Prize chuin We ask no one to buy it
until they have tried il side by side with
any churn made. CHAPMAN Bros.
II. II Cobb, OF Fast Middlebury,
has made over 90 BIS. sugar from six
maple trees this spring. II any one can
beat this they will please send in,
Those who have good young Spanish
Merino Sheep !or sale can probably hea,
of market by applying to the Agrlcu.-
tural Editor Of the REGISTER.
For sale = good rosewood piano
six ard one.half octave. Inquire oil
j. T.. Negus.