The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-07-13
DAVIS a. ROBITILLE.

an agreeable ana accommodating lady with
whom TO tiade.
DAVIS a. ROBITILLE.
Proprietors of the Central Pharmacy,
One of NcsvpOrt's Leading Drug stores.
The Newland n Lapier block, at the corner
of Main and Central streets, is another Of
Newport's typical business blocks. 1t has
been only recently erected and because of its
ornate appearance we produce picture Of It
IN this issue. The drug firm of Davis a.
Robitille, consisting Of Messrs. G. f. Davis
and Andrew Robitille, was formed only last
April, although the business was established
in the November previous by Mr.. Davis. They
occupy the ground floor, 20X50 feet in dimen-
sions, and the large basement. The stock car
ried here embraces everything known to the
profession in pure drugs, chemicals, standard
fectionery, druggists sundries, fancy goods,
physicians supplies and appliances, that for
quality and choice assortment has no SUI
periors. They have one of the best soda
fountains in the state, called the Tufts fOun-
tain, made of tile and very rich in appear
in all literature, books, magazines, perodi-
Gals and newsdealers' supplies, and a very
choice line of fancy stationery. Mr.. Davis,
the senior proprietor, was born in Canada,
but came to Derby. VT, at the age of two
years and was a resident of that place almost
Until CoHllIlS W NcN pOIt idsl ltI1s
He has been connected with the drug business
about 10 years, six years of which time he
was engaged in business on his own account
in Derby. Mr.. Robitie was born in George
vile, p. O., but most of his life has been spent
in Newport, excepting one year in the west.
lie has been associated with the drug stores of
Newport about 10 years. This store is elabO-
rately and tastefully furnished and arranged
and stands well toward the head Of stores in
this line in northern Vermont.
w. II. KENYON.
An Expert Merchant TaylOr-Lane's
Opera Block.
One of the most popular, fashionable tailors
of northern Vermont is w. Ii. Kenyon, a ma
tive of Oxford, N. H., who is considered the
leading authority on gentleman's attire. 1t
was about seven years ago that Mr.. Kenyon
began the business in Newport in Fields |
opera block and has been located in the ele- |
CANT rooms in Lanes opera block about two
years. The premises comprise two rooms
upon the second floor, each of ample size and /
finely furnished and by all odds the neatest of
like establishments in this part of Vermont I
All the latest fabrics of home and foreign ,
manufacture are here to select from, so that
The most fastidious can be suited from his
stock Mr.. Kenyon is an expert
cutter and presser of % years experience, and
fashionable tailoring is executed on correct
principles. All the niceties of gentlcman's
lttire are given strict attention, while the,
styles are absolutely faultless. Mr.. Kenyon
lOes all his own cutting and each figure is
made u study and treated according to its
reeds. A ladies' cloak department is also
in connection by Mrs. M. A. Ken
'On and clOaks are made and cut in the latest
tyles. She also has the agency systems of
ress cutting and will teach the same Either
aides or gentlemen cannot miss it by patron
zing this concern.