Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-26

edSG anu SOuUn SUES, making DC
go feet on Main St., and 65 feet
Central ST., three stories high an,
basement II is finished into thr
large stores, which are occupied
! A. r.. Oowles music store, III. r.. Gre
jeweler, and O. +. Ranney wholesl
and retail stationer. Mr.. Ranney a
occupies "a part of the basement 70
printing office. The stores are W
filed and any one will be repaid
visiting them. On the second and tn
floors are three nice tenements ocC
pied by w. e. jerks, w. Avery I
Mrs. S. G.. Bean. jerks also has
grand picture gallery on the seed
floor, with good light; he can 4
your face any time of the day.
The estate Of Mrs. Bean, Chas. I'D
and Geo. Newland deserve md
praise in the success of their und|
taking, and the edifying of the pla|
s. Parker has added TO the lookf|
Coventry ST., by raising his houa
story, putting on two bay windoI
etc.
Newland and LaPierre's block
not yet finished, but well advan
and New Years will see the extel
completed, and it bids fair to be
of the finest wood business block
the place. 1t is AZ feet high on NJ
street land rs feet high on Cen
street; three stories high, with h
basement. The first floor VIII be
ished into two high and spaci
stores and also dental parlors; on
second and third floors will be Cd
ments; there will be a store in
basement. This block has probs
gone up the quickest of any build
ever built here, the amount of An
lateness of the season and humble
hands employed considered. j
Huse architect and builder.
Seymour Lane purchased P.O. III
house on Second st. and moved
to Central ST., to rent, and has er
ed fine residence on the site.
Blanchard has remodeled the
Blanchard house on Second and
streets, putting on about 30x30
making two very desirable tenem
which will be occupied by his mo
and his brother, Henry. On So. ST
DIR. Branch has built n fine SET
buildings for his own use, having
his present habitation TO VIM. III
Frank Davenport builder. All {
buildings have been furnished
modern conveniences, electric Ii
etc.
b. +. Moore & Co. have incre
the capacity of their overall fad
one half; they now occupy the ID
part of Tuck's block, the room
merly occupied by A. r. Cowl
now used for Office and pant
room.
The A. j. White sash and blind
has changed hands, two young
former employees, Messrs GREG
Robertille are present prdprie
and are having a rushing LUSH
Success to them.
ID. M. Camp has finished TIN \
formerly used for a printing offfe
store into tenements.
Nearly all the public buildinga
had a new dress to keep up witt
styles. The village has expo
considerable money on the st
A new street (CentraD has beer
from Main ST., TO Eastern Av
which put about twenty building
on the market. Several have nj
been sold and preparations are
made to build i'm the spring.
F. G. Bates was exempted fron
alton, and began the erection OF
single mill, but on account OF
ness put it off until spring. The
u. S. Co., have made improve
and added to their capacity. TIL
now making car top finish form
Another desirable enterprise
der way. III. III. Caswell has re
from New Jersey and has put !
foundation, on the lot recently
chased of Mr.. Shepley, corner q
trial St., and Eastern Avenue,
large machine shop and found1
building will be 4Ox66, one 40 x
two more of similar dimension
predict a success in his UNDER
Newport Center.
The Widow Preston has NOV
the M. E. parsonage. Nj
Rev. Z. J. Bodman moved
new Free Baptist parsonage, th
inst.
The village schools closed
for two weeks vacation duri
holidays.
Geo. w. Rogers has recently
one roof shed on the south END