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

Vt E N. N Tier
~ ONE OF RUTLAND COUNTY 3 PROGREssIv
~ RNITuRE DEALERS UNDERTAKING ON
w EMB LINING SPECIALITY
al Progress Is tne wat, -wOr,l OF this estat
T., nsnm NJ. IL Is one OF N" largest and mos
n. progressive Of the popular houses Of tina
II .haract, Ia Thu section VI the state. aud IN
JOS pa ronag ths Is worthy OF the capita
i"veslel Mr., Il N Miner brctme proDrieto
o. this store about three wears ago as success
IS orto H. II Hui, and Occupies two la g
Ors IN The second story OF HlIl's block. tn
:. SOCK embraces everything to be thought o
j. In useful and o nsmental furHitnre for an,
:, portion of The hOuse-parlOr suite In th,
I. most modern designs 10 rare woods snc
high 81 hnlsn, sitttng-rOom, dn,ng-rOom
- kitchen, bedroom and pariUr suits anu out
D d = or single pieces. A large display OF plust
goods Of every variety Is SHOWN, together
with hue stock OF fancy chairs. But the
= business OF IN establishment Is not c0Ufnet
. alone TO the sae of furniture. A specially
Is made OF uphoIslerng, In which they use
4. the BEST materials Obtainable, and employ eX
: pert wOrkmen VINO also do b st-class sign
: Ta,httng. decorating ami picture framing at
2 rea .onaOie prices. Mr.. Miller deserves
much credit tor bis NV departure III deliv.
erlnV goods free OF charge To any portion of
the state, or In fact any sLhe, aud b. SO doing
ne has gained many customers from ,ilS
lance dol < large trade In he state Of NJ W
York. Undertaking aud tmpalming Is a
special feature OF he business for which this
trm Is remarkably we'll PR pared. A large
line of superior goods IN coffins, casket and
their accessories are carried, and bis hearse
aud general funeral tqutraye are among the
best 10 tue state. Mr. Miller IL a graduate Of
the Quilted States College of Emb aiming of
New YORK City fac that gives him prestige
In the line Ut undertaking, and he has re.
ctived many calls from distance 10 perform
nrk NE .hn.n NI,.r
a native BY birth of st. AIDan., and was con
n-eted several years with the St. Adams
Daily Messenger. During mis- sojourn here
be Ia. built high reputation and flatterine
patronage.
H M. Gipson.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF LUMBER AND
BUILDING MATERIAL.
In a review pref. nding tU present a COM
plele outline OF the commercial Interests of
B. andun. mention OF the lumber bushes, of
Mr., II. NJ Gibson. whose Office Is located on
Center street, Is u matter or course. Tue
business has been In operation over quarter
OF u CENTURY. aud was established nv Mr..
Is ,ac Dow. He was succeeded In 1884 ny
Mr.. Jtme- Knapp. Tue present prODrlt tor.
M II d. q pson, assumed sole control 10
1885 ami stnce that uate no one has been /
mure active than ne In uphullding the COM
mercaI aud general welfare Of the village of
Brandon. From that date the business has
been IN highly prosperous condition, made |
SO by his complete knOWle ige of the tntrica- |
ces of the business and by The fact that he I
CARRIE not only one OF the largest stocks of
lumber in the county, but great variety of
doors, sash, blinds, turned work and q ] ar
ticles demanded by crpen'ers, contractors +
Al Il builders. Mr.. GtpsOn possesses every All.
vauIagr IN buy lng, and Is tnus able to offer
inducements IN tue way of prices and terms
hat are not of'en round elsewhere. He en-
joys a patronage that comes from a portions
of the county In Consequence OF the liberal
price- and extra quality of materials offered +
Mr.. e ps,n was engaged In business here sew
eral Years previous to purchasing nj. pr. sent
business, coming to Brandon IN 1871 H. Is
u native Of SALISBURY, and since coming here
has be en- one of Branuon's foremost men,rep-
r, >enting the town Ia tue state legislature of
1890 has been the villages seIectman for a
number of years. Mr. Glp-on has anout one
million feet of logs lying on the banks of the
river 1T below the village which will soon be
fl rated to the pulp mills L st .ear be fl ,ated !.
over two and on.-balt mutton feet.
j NJ. Meaoham.
A FIRST CLASS BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
STORE C ENTER STREET
The bakery of Mr. j. NJ. Mpacham, which
Is rapidly gaining a wide reDut ton for its
ii stcsss products. especi llv In the line of
bread is located In the building which was
built by F. W. Briggs as al tiff 'e and later
ss used as drug store and as
q nice room. heated by stea N and lighted BY
electricity. The building is owned bv E O.
Cool. who established the business. and 1t vas
, 'nducted about seven months Dy Mrs. l. W.
Wiud.low. Mr.. Meacham assume charge of
he b kerry last + brutry. aud sltuough only I
. short time has Fl ,psed he has BY placing
my strlc,lypur- goods on the m arket formed
be- nuceu. of a large trade. His bread l.
spe call, fiae, and the snme may be ga d of !
she other prnductsI VIII b are the same a.
hose OF any Hrst,class BAKERY. he also car
les la, ge line Of abso lutrip pure and whole
ONE confectionery amt serves a delicious {
mall lunch at reason nile prices. Mr..
ieacnsm a native OF b. nson. hut has lived {
most of his ne In the town Of Orwell. He Is
pleasant gentleman, and deserves success
Al Ives.
EALERs IN CLOTHING. FUR OvERCOATs,
MENS FUR IsHrNGs BOOTS. SHOES.
TRUNKS AND BAGS
The wel-kuowu and fault ar clothing store
present conducted nv III A. j Ives, was
owned by John e giles Mr.. Ives
came pr 'prtetor In 1882. The store is A.,
rominenty located In the twC- tory sub-tan-
al Hill block-one OF the old business isnl-
larks Of the town. and under the manage
lent OF Mr.. Ives has continually grown in
opularitv VII b the buying classes. the sales
lectricily, and Ia made attrac I've ny antX-
"a large stock of clothing that has no suptri-
rs 10 qusiiiy fl, workmanship and price.
" years of Exp rience Mr.. Ives mas ben en-
,led 10 sci, Ct the mos suitable patterns IN T
xtrs qualities to be sol at remarkably low q
rtces. II does not always follow that high =
u .lities shall 90 haun In hand with high prices y
or that customers shall be- charged xtra for u
eat d ting suits, for honesty dem nds that
rose " ho spend their hsrd-earned dollars for is
o. hing, or for boots and shoes, shall receive Ii
re highest return for their moLey. Tue ine a
mems furnishings contains every late nov. a.
ty, a. well as the latest style in soft and :.
If hats, co lars, cuffs. ties. underwear ard u
res-ing conveniencas. Mr. Ives Ia u native I'll
)rn BrandOnian, yourg man and bust Ing
,ntlem m who has Dten In the clothing bust
IS ever since he could over the counter
Clark.
HOLES VIE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CIGARS, "A
TvBACCos, AND SMOKERS ARTICLES "
Some cynic has referred TO the U ted \,
ates as ga natl n of tobacco chewers." Per ]
Fps its 30. Since Sir Walter Raj iyh began
1ukiLg on his own account there has sprung
q wonderful Industry In the raising, sale -
I'd manufacture OF tobacco and cigars. A Z
ointment wholesale and retail firm dealing In
CARS. tobaccos and smokers articles 10 Bran
IN Is that of Mr. u. Clark, whore large and
atIy arranged store Is located on Park f.
re t. Mr. Clark has been engaged In the =
gar business In Brandon since 1852 and du-
z the years since that date has occupied etv-
al off Re ut stores. establishing at iis pres .
1 gu ,rt.rs about II ears ago H. carries n.
70 Of the largest stocks of he character In "
al. a ID F..att In. Ia |