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

ments and barb wire in which they are ex
teuslve dealers, the implements placed on the
market by them being the most noted manu-
fscture IN every line. They are agents for
Franklin and Grand Isle counties for the
Eclipse corn planter. and they carry the Oliver
Chilled and the Syracuse plows. and along
with compl to line of other articles carry
the best makes OF hsrrOws. In front. and
conceded with the store Is q pair OF FAirb inks
Standard scales. which being located on the
main thoroughfare are very convenient to the
public. In fact the whole establishment Is
cobvenieut to the public, an the majority Of
| people who appreciate fair dealing make It a
point TO favor It with their patronage The
management, although liberal, is conservative
to degree that renders It reliable. The mem
bers OF the firm are. Individually, Messrs.
Charles Ii. Hale and II 4. BURGESS, who are
| assisted by Mr.. Elisha Burgess. father of the
junior proprietor; Mr.. NJ ron Buck, who has
been with the store seven years, and Mr..
Henry Crane, who has been connected with
the firm about one year. eth proprietors are
natives OF Vermont-Mr. II al OF r D on, Ad-
olson county, and Mr.. Burgess of ST. Adams
Their experience In mercantile affairs exrends
over long period. Mr.. Hale was with Victor
Atwood In the hardware line for several years
and seven years previous to this was engaged
In general merchandising Mr. Burgess |. q
long experienced business man 10 various
avenues, having deyeted some time to the
banking business, and both arc SHOWN as
thorough-4oing and competent business men.
By the aid OF courteous assistants, plenty OF
capital and Iusb, they have established q
business that Is popular As substantial.
g. Story.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FANCY |
GROCERIES,, FLOUR. FRUITS ETC.
st. Adams Is particularly we'll represented
In til matter OF large and prosperous grocery
houses. In these days OF close competition,
when houses of this character sell almost
every conceivable article In food products. and
sell them al very close margin, the line has
grown TO be enc Of very great Importance In
the matter of commercial activity. A we'll
known firm In this city, that was established
In 1854. Is that of Mr.. G. c. Story, wholesale
and retail dealer In groceries aod hour at No
IA Lake street. For this line of operations the
premises are admirably suited. and consist of
The main salesroom. 22x75 feet In dimensions,
and large store -houses IN the rear used almost
for -four aud salt. which Mr.
Story buys by the carload. In -four o spec {
alty Il made OF nothing but the best grades to
be secured In the United States. while his {
with the market affords him everv {
advantage 10 buying at the lowest cash prices
IN all departments Of the establishment. The
'tock of groceries IL al ways full and complete,
being constantly replenished with new IT.
voices, and embraces verythiug In the line |
II food srtcles, such as absolu ely pure and
're,h teas, coffees, chocolates and spices; Sc
ect brands OF sealed goods table delicacies Of
very description, all kinds OF produce. while
! specially Is made Of syrups, molasses,
ugars auG canned goods In the line Of fruits
bis store does wholesale and retail bust
Tess, and during each summer season sup
lies the market with about 1000 punches Of
snanas. 10 fi,ir alone the annual out pot is
irge, and the trade Is Increasing from year to
ear. The store is recognized as am )ng TIE
oremost IN the line of groceries 10 s.. A..
ans, and justly SO from its Widespread popu.
srity. Mr. S DRY Is native of st. Adams,
nd was formerly engaged IN the produce I
usin6ss, having an experience IN commercial
fairs extending over many years. lie Il c
Tide awake. energetic. and Il liberal Ia all :
is dealings with the consuming public.
Calno Baker. :
rNER AND DEALER N PIANOS, ORGANS AND
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
The music Store lecatef at No. l3S Main
rect in st. AlDars, which was established
out one year sgo by MIR. Calno Baker, Is
e only out and out music store In Franklin
unity. That seems strsnge-but It's true.
Is no wonder then that II Is enjoying the
sithy pstroLsge that Il does. The stock Il
FRIED In Harv-y's furniture store, and con-
'is OF everything u u ally found ia first
'ss musie store, organs snd pianos Of sill tn