The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-03-16
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BRANDON s PROMINENT BOOK STORE STA.
TiONxkf WALL PAPER CURTAINS, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS AND FANCY GOODS.

1 j Il. K-lley.
BRANDON PROMINENT BOOK STORE STA
riONxkf WALL PAPER CURTAINS, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS AND FANCY GOODS.
! O.. Ut Brandon. on To- s. IN iunarhs. sur
rounded by pleasant historical associations
II tho book stOie cOndu ted by Mr.. B
Kelley. II Is the Old Brandon book store
which was established u good many years
ago Mr. Kelley has been the proprietor
since 1872, but haa been engaged In business
I" Brahdo since 1858. The store could a,
justly Dt .iled wall paper and curtain or q
music ana fancy goods sore as anything el.e
for they carry large and complete stock IL
racn Of these lines. While In books all the
| standard literature of this day and ages past
| is found. al he same time the other lines ave
| as cOmulete and deserve mention. That of
wall uaper has been selected with especial r, =
gard TO the lateat designs and colurings ana
there is no larger stock In the ely while 1t Ia
reinforced by fine display Of curtains and
| curtain poles. A leading specially IL MADE Of
small musical instruments and musical inPr.
chand Sc. pictures an picture frsme., while
there are fancy goods, toys, games, album-.
lestber g0ois, artists materials. and art nov
elites In endless profusion They also con
hurt general bicvcle agency and carry Tn
OF those uacnine, of The rest American IN IN.
uftcture. Mr.. j. B. K-le, Is q native o.
sutherland Falls but has spent the most of
ois life 10 Brandon. He has been engaged IN
business here great mSny years and at one
time conducted ctbina' shop In the building
now occupied by A j. Ives IS clothing store
In the boUk store he Is assisted by bis son.
Geo. Fl Kelley who has been connected with
the store 10 Yeas, and Is one OF Brandon's
live young business men.
Wilmer A. Fuller.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GRAIN,
FLOUR. FEED, AND FRESH AND SALT MEATS
The grist mill at present opPr ted by NJ.
Wilmer A. Fuller 10 the frs, mill built Ia
Brandon, and It's 6rst ownr WAS Mr. John
C0nant. For the past Is years 1t has been
owned by ur. james l.. CSsee, and IA operate
ed by Mr.. Fuller ct present upon lease. The
mill il Q two story structure containing four
run of stone, and an elevator Ia connection,
and l. operated by water power The output
consists OF -four and oil kinds Of feed And the
'aracitv l. 800 bushels of grain per day: Mr..
Fuller handles the best qualities OF bran,
bats, mill feed and fam,l. a ur buving and |
tispOsing Of about six car Oads per monto. |
10 connection with the mill be also operates
be Center Street Meat Market. which vas
'stsbliehsd b, Mr.. C.hee In 1874 The
q ,Iket Is nicely ftted up aud be ba- comet ant
' on sale the choicest Of fresh and salt meats.
he also carries nice stock Of canned goods,
rsh butter and lard Both the mill and
market hsve always e. joyed good tstron'
&c, and Mr.. Fuller 10 not only Ild'nR the
I'D patronage but adding new customers
Fred O. sposner.
NB OF THE LARGEST DRUG sr0Rns m rHs
ATE PAINTS, Ills, GLASS AND YAK
NIsHEs.
In ., me lines of business surprises await
be- vi.ifor to Brandon, and It must be ad-
nitted "a hand that It has some stors that
re ~ complete ~ any In The state. The hu.-
ness Of sbich Fred Spnouer 10 nov ao'e
ropriefor came into y ence about % wears
go. the original foun"rr being L Csc.
ne succe.si ms follow Ing are: Cas- 4 L,on'
$50; Cas-. b Cheney, 1869; c L Cs.r. 1877;
!. A. Mott, 1873; c 9. Il I" n,on. 1871; boyu'
n d Manchester. 1879; r N. Manchester,
s64; han-be.ter 4 S,.OoDer, 1888. and the
resent proprietor c>me into pos.es.ior IN
Law Of al year. II II the oldest drug -'or'
A., the village having be- q est,b 'sh' d IN 1851
be premises nov occupied were orig'haii,
~ sm.i-uor more tn, an one fourth n i.rx' |
~ uIe-eut 1 L. IN. 81 rbe OH isndm.rss
the vilIs.e, hut imiorfsdt additions nsve :
zen made skirg one OF The txfen>iv' {
rug esis btsbmen ut. IN the county. Two n Dor,
Ividsd IN o az separate drpsriment arr o. I
lpied, and the sork consists OF the pure.
esh drugs sn cbem'csl., an infinite VARIETY !
f-ncv goods sbd toilet articles, ihe iarge-t {
och OF fer~isn sod domsst c perfumes In the {
te, paints, oils, vsrnishes, glass; and sep III