The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

: ock Ut goods. resuhi,e after Years IN tn
present large business. The business has beef
continued under his own name, excepting
years partnership with Prosper Mitchell.
Il located ut 1873 Main street In the Seymou
building, and the stock carried embraces
full line OF hand and machine made shoes ant
boots. CATERS, slippers aud novelties IN foot
wear for ladies'. children. mon, youths ant
bows, all new goods and nicely displayed. Iii
also carries dne assortment of rubber goods
| suitable for all ages. A specially Ia made oil
repairing end fine custom boots and shoes tC
order, In which none but the best material,
aud higb.class workmanship Is permitted
Mr.. De'chenes was born in Three Rivers
Canada, and came here In 1865 He has
-erved on the village board of ,eleclmen two
years and Is quite popular with his townsmen
His son, Il lmOnd Descbenes, served as page
during the last session Of the Vermont legis.
lature. His daughter, Miss M Deschenes, Is
assistant In the store, and II is partly que to
her taste that the store has the reputation of
being one OF the most attractive in the line In
st. Adams.
W. N. Adams.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS NO. II KING.
MAN STREET
The clothing business Is universally recog.
nzed as one of the most prominent of mel.
camille pursuits. The town of St. AIbans IA
repres .ntatives IN that line, one of which IL
IGcaled In HIPS block. the splendid four.
story building on Kingman street. The bust.
ness was established 10 March, 1893, BY
Adams Bros. and after the death of Mr.. N
W. Adams, who had always lived here, the
present proprietor continued the business
alone. The room occupied Is splendidlv
adapted to the display ofthe magnificent .to.k
Of clothing and Furnishings, and Is 24x7O
feet In dimensions, lighted by arc electric
lights and heated by steam. The front Is of
modern design and DELIGHTFULLY."- adapted to
The display Of goods. The stock Of othing
Is one of the largest In the county, consisting
OF the very latest 10 suits for men, boys, |
youths and children. madeby the best known
manufacturers in the country The mems |
furnishing departing Mt Il q model of com. |
pleteness, displaying an endless variety of !
the latest fads In hats, neckwear and other |
furnishings, all Of which Ia absolutely re.
liable. Mr.. Adams Is native of ST. Adams,
but upon starting 10 business came here from
Concord. N. H., where he had been eng lgeI |
In the business for the past 10 years. Hell
young man possessing more than an ordinary
hare Of business capacity and Is drawing q
iDeral patronage from the public HIS assis-
ant Is Col VIM. Orln Moore, young man of
future.
F.F. Twitchell & Company.
Dry GOODS, cLOAKs, CARPETS AND DRAPER
les.
To pretend to revi W the commercial 4
erests of the thriving city of St Adams
Without particular mention of the dry goods
nd carpet store Of F. +. Twitchel e. Co.. To-
ated most prominently at the corner OF NJ ain
nd Bank streets, would he something like
eviewing Washington without mentioning
be capitol. A very good engraving pre-.
cnted along with this brief sketch because
bis "corner store" has been Il vo:el to the
ale Of dry goods for over three quarters OF
CENTURY. Mr. Twitchell became the proprle.
or here In 1881 and for short time ouly was
$50 ciated with Mr.. Parmenter. In 1890 Mr.
!. NJ. Perrin was admitted into partnership,
constituting the present firm There are two
loors--the salseroom 2Sx69 feet aud the car.