The bee., 1877-09-06

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 ---Stoddard still remains at tho old stand. Ho has cautioned Tyler against reckless driving, and made caustic statement In relation to Rev. John. Nothing escapes his vigilant eye.
 -Dr. Karrman, the successor of Dr. Esterly, has his office in Strong,s Block, and has attained successful and lucra. tive practice, In this and the neighbor. ing towns.
 -Dr. Brown, of the State of New York, has settled here, devotlng him. self to medical and surgical practice. He has his office In the old "Noah Benedict Parsonage" He has branch office at Hotchkissvllle, where he attends during office hours, two days in each week Though he has been among us only . few months he has won many friends, and fair share of practice.
 --Dr c. H. Atwood, on account of III health, and the want of horse, has sub stantially retired from practice, and boards at farmhouse, some two miles out of the village. Being possessed of abundant wealth he can well afford to pass the remainder of his life in an ele. gant leisure.
 --Our senior practicing physician, Dr. Herman W. Shore, is, as heretofore, for the last twenty-five years, engaged in a largely extended, successful and labori. ous practice in this and all the neighbor- ing towns. It is difficult to find him at home, calls are SO numerous and urgent.
 Mrs. Dr. Brown keeps flourishing millinery establishment in the building formerly occupied as an office in the Parker Academy grounds. If ladies cannot be suited at this store they may be accounted hard to please.
 Geo. P. Crane, Esq, and W. V. Rood, A. M., occupy the Parker board ing school mansion, where, it is under stood, parties can obtain board for their children, and all needed care, at very reasonable rates. Woodbury is besuti- ful in all its surroundings, and parents cannot do better than to send their chil- dren fere.
 --Lewis's Block is as full of tenants as beehive, as witness the following list. Andrew Ford has his jewelry store there in, and quietly attends to a successful and increasing business. He deals in watches, spectacles of all kinds, confec- tionery, cigars, and other articles too nu- merous to mention, and runs sharp but friendly rivalry with Botsford's estab- lishment in Strong's Block. Robbie Parker is doing nice, paying business in his grocery and fruit store. Attentive to his customers, furnishing the best that the market affords, at reasonable prices, he attains success, and. ought to succeed. In this block J. A. Walker &,Co. keep their old established drug and hardware store. It is the next oldest drugstore in town, and in 1t has long been estab- |ished successful business. In this store is the post-office, Mir. Walker be- ing postmaster. In this block is the tel sgraph office; D. s. Bull Esq, is the op- srator, while young gentleman, Benja- min Fabrique Esq.,, is chief telegraph boy, delivering his messages with accu- 'acy and dispatch, to the great accept snce of the community. The Woodbury Savings Bank keeps it's office in the tele- graph office. This is young institution put its deposits already amount to nearly ! hundred thousand dollars. Mir. Bull is he treasurer; he also runs a job print. ng office. It will be seen by this that 10 has ''irons enough in the fire" to worry . healthy man, and he does not .laim to be that. Ascending to the sec md story we find the law office of James Huntingdon Esq. He also keeps here he Probate Office, and the home office f the States attorney for Li,chfeld ounty. It is also the general headquar. ers of the democrats. In the rear, MT. | ierman Botsford has his photograph l ooms. He is also the owner of the | dwelling photograph gallery, of which | onorable mention has been made in l hese columns, on several occasions. He as been successful artist for many ears If you want picture that piU 'ok more Ike you han you look ike your- 'lf just give his rooms call. In the outh wing, up stairs, will be found the ressmaking rooms of Mrs. Andrews, Iho will make "a fit" for the ladies--at ,ast, 80 far as it can be done, under the
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