The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-03-16


! staple and fancy groceries, making q leading
spectalty 10 hat line OF canned goods ard
provisions and -four. He carries the hest
brands OF -four an plenty Of It. Choice fresh
| and salt meats Of all kinds are also always on
hand. and the store is model of CLEANLINESS
and Notwithstanding that 10 ALWAYS ap.
prectated bv the public. Mr.. Sumner /. a ma
here bought and sold lumber. He has ALWAYS
"psddIed bis own canoe" and from all ndI-
cations has made success Of 1t.
john r. Potwin
EXCLUSIVELY GROCERIES. FLOUR. FRUITS
| AND PRO, ISIONs PARK STREET.
Although Mr.. John r POtatn e.tahiisbed
| his popular grocery house on Park street only
about one year ago, De has been engaged In
business In Brando on bis own account and
| as clerk for the past 80 Years. AS tndicat-
ed by the heading. the stock Is composed of
staple and fancy groceries, fruits, fl 'ur and
prov isi0ns, IN all lines of which be carries 9
null and complete stock. The room is arge
and well filed from front to rear with the
choicest food products the earth Yields, and
customers have the consoIing assurance that
every articl, offered them IL fresh, pure and
wholesome-there are no back-number goods
there. A speciality is made OF fresh and cau-
ned fruits Of all kinds and descriptions, he
choicest brands Of -four. and at aIl.times full
line of provisions. Mr.. POtwln's years of ex-
upon the most successful plan, and by up
right dealings he gains and retains the conf
dence OF tue public. Mr.. Potwin n native
OF Brandon, having been born mere In the
year 1889, and ha- always been identified with
the best interests Of the village.
II. Serviss
UNDERTAK ER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CENTRE STREET.
In few lines OF manufacture has thu re hren
m 1rn nun IL,
of furniture. A prominent firm dpallr e In
that line In Brandon Is tina: Of Mr. r Ser.
vlss, who occupies large structure about {
midway on Centre street. He COMMENCED
business here In 1881. He utiIizes Two Il Dors {
and has them crowded fun of the latest de-
plush parlor suits, dining room, sitting room '
and ball furnishings OF the nea est sty Ie-. q
here are also to be found a choice line of ear.
pets, rugs, msptels, etc. In connection, Mr..
Serviss also does an undertaking business, and e
1as recently purchased fne hearse. Car. .
native of Norwood, N. Y. His store is a pop. l.
llsr trading point In the line for those who Il
appreciate first class store. o
H X Hemenway. L.
'EALER IN DIAMONDS WATCHES. CLOCKS, "
JEWELRY, sILvERwARE AND OPTICAL r
GOODS. -
Prominently located 10 the central portion Al
The village, on Center street, is the popular q
'welry store Of Mr.. II. E Hemenway. 1t Is n
rominent also from the high class Of goods Il
arried. Mr. HemeDwav who is . practical sf
'orkman, succeeded to the business of ID F. b.
{ xt"n Jan l. 1884, The store has heen In ~
perallon Tor ~ years or more an hence 10 To
ne OF the most familiar Of the town. The ca
'om is nicely lighted and attractive affair D'
'editable stock Of all kinds Of jewelry, rings,
rains. diamonds, and delicate bits OF person. -
ornamentation. A leading specially In the
,de is solid silver and plated table ware and 10
10 IL the onlv firm Ia town carrying the GEL ".
rated Holmes 4 Edwards Silver Co.'S in "
ID sterling silver spoons and fork. H
aese goods are sold at II the price
light solid silver-are practical. Ma
stronger and better-and are guar l
teed for Is years. He has some ex- ant
1slte hand engraved goods in that line. Mr. ~,
menway carries fine line of gold and sill -.
r watches with the mot noted movements =
j large line OF clocks. Souvenirs Of ali
nds are found In bis nicely display ed ca. e. +
le trade OF this store has RAPIDLY Increased q
der the new manage ment. NJ HIM, nway Ha
! young man. and native of Ludlow, ", Il
ming here three years ago H. Is nephew Le
Vermonts eminent historian, Miss Hem we
way, and will be farther heard from in =
siness circles
Chronicle Publishing Co. -.
REPRESENTATIVE PRINTING ESTABLISH In h
MENT AND NEW SPAPEF OFFICE. II
Tor many years the village Of Brandon has 's tr
local newspaper. But at present II q age
Ing support to one that deserve. recogni. In
D all over the state. There are newspapers, yea
! then again there are newspapers, hui job
y few IN villages of the population of =. J.,
andon come thin gun shot OF tn. Rran. ~
, Chronicle. 1t Ia published every FriIay dam
m their wel.equipped off e on Co, ter iv q
Get, With the talented y ritter Mr. Z. s. day.
nths old this week. 1t is q six- .oDmn o. y
lrto, and geographically is exceptionally ,iisn
t. The Office itself 10 one of the best In
lipped. for the capital invested, In New mer
gland. The plan. Is new throug bout and
Jay they are thoroughly prepared 10 II
cute the best Of printing IN any line It ts III
y necessary to mention that Mr.. e. A.
1ge. who II well known over the stafp as
expert printer, Ia associated with Mr..
rsh and looks after the the mechanical de- Tfr
tment Mr. Dodge was formerly fo-- 1"
!, OF the Herald and News at Yves; RAJ
ID. and established the Valley Sun at
ite River Junction The village IL just y
nd of the Brandon Chronicle. Its editor,
Marsh Ia a pafuraI horn iournalisf