The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-07-01

oot soil NJ all. you will lose -; we ma'
not s -. AL a.. What ever time and postaGs,,
yr we have put into the hlat.e'' n,.
,,,o IL, coll we ask as an average c'Ii
,',iosion s25 on each $1,000 w
rnnnrtv sclls readily and gulckiE, W.
KIM ask only $50 ON each slooo' ; M "a,
;,,h, Ln q. case where we mlGht aSh
a,pn s,o IN each 5000. We adVrr'isI1
~ tho city dailies, as well as inc n'oa'
,'anars and never advertise the sun.
piece of property in the same "o'''' -"
second time. IN binds we
,...,,li' i, ,he same way, only we ASK
hmt a for advertising, and nave an
.,,nraoe of ten per cent for Selling
@.rin%s 4 Perry also conduct an eill =
,Inymont agency and secure feiiialr VI
p maie helm for families and employ
mcnt for the unemployed upon very
moderate terms They also sell Iar'''
and village homes and improved prop
"rtv 81 ali kinds. The office OF 'h,s
ortarnr,sinp firm is in the Bank biock
nnvt 10 sherman a. Jcnncs. Grlg9s
perry started in the real estate puSi
moss in October, 1892. The frIn IL
composed of d. l.. Grigss, hatlN. ~
Brimficld. Mass, who came 10 pra''n g
horo several years ago and George o.
Perry a native of Danvers, Mass, VINO
came to Vermont in 1889 ana 10 prd.
tinboro January list. 1891, opoh ms
arrival here he embarked IN tie "opd
business, still carrying on prosperous
business in that line. lie haS wv
delivery wagons and employs 5rNci"r
men. Mr.. Perry deals III all KINDS VI
stove wood, kindlings ana shavihES
and had been cminently succcSSiuI II,
this departure supplying the people oi
this locality with large bulh Oh ti'
kindlings and stove wood consumer;
-. L. Griggs is the promoter an"
proprietor of "A new enterprise al N"r'n
field. Mass. known as ne Mia
The Nina is "A hotel where no rum no
tobacco. no profanity. and no caro-
playing is tolerated. 1t was formerly
Prof. Phillips home, IS on thr corner
of Moody street and Highland avenue
nearly opposite the birthplace OF H. L.
Moody, and within four minutes Walk
Of the auditorium, where All meetings
are held during the conventions. Inc
Nina" has been fitted up with carpets
furniture. and. in short, everything
new. Guests for the entire summer
will be given the preference, but they
hope 10 tCfpllll1pIdt' tI''' nc, ~
spend but few days on this Mount
Of Vision - There is no more beautl-
full view in Mortified than that Obtain.
ed from the vcrandas of 1.-The Nina,
and if there are cool breezcs anywhere
the guests Of THE Nina will ENJOY
them. THE Nina is but four min
utrs walk from the auditorium, most
of the way being shaded by overhane
ing naples. The Nina has electric
bells. "a better light than electric.
only christian people employed, every
modern convenience. new furnishings,
and THE finest view in Mortified.
Good livery connected with the house,
To transient guests they offer good
dinner promptly served, and at reason
able price. Those coming 10y team can
have their teams cared for at the Nina
stable. two minutes walk from the au
tliturium.
This establishment opened Its doors
for the first time June 10Th. 1879
From II to II people are employed.
Thus three enterprises are blended
The selling of homes, The selling OF
wood. The entertainment of guests. In
Zach department Messrs. Griggs and
Perry evidently seek to do we'll and
honestly what they do, rather than
nv to get the most dollars in the least
line possible