Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-18

clOaKS IOr cnlOr0H, 1duCy WOIh, Soo0'
dolls, neck scarfs, fur sets, fancy towels,
handkerchiefs and great variety OF hol1-
day attractions we cannot mention for
want of space.
The Grow Brothers are making a spe-
cialty of Christmas candies, they have pur-
chased large stock and intend to oHer
great trades in this line during this week.
They have also purchased line OF hand
kerchiefs for ladies, gentlemen and chill
den, which with games, and Toys for the
children, and their usual stock of goods
will offer an assortment which should sat-
isfy the wants of their patrons.
The milliners, Miss Colburne, Mrs. Stone
and Mrs. Barstow are offering special in
ducements for the holiday trade. They
have everything one would need for doing
fancy work. Mrs. BarstOw has some me-
dallions, ebony ware toys for children:
Mrs. Stone has some hand painted picture
frames, stamped goods, work boxes, rib
bons, lace, etc. Miss COlburne has moved
down stairs into the store formerly occu-
pied by Geo. III. Davis. She has her usual
large line of millinery, fancy articles, etc.
Ell. T. Seaver is not making any special
display for Christmas, but he would be
glad to sell you a pair of skates for the boy
or girl and he has many other things in his
store which will be very useful in keeping
house and they will make very acc eptable
Christmas presents. Mr.. Elliott is offer
ing no special inducement for the holiday
trade. but like Mr.. Seaver he has store
we'll filled with class of goods which will
be found very useful, especially at this
time when there is a long winter ahead of
us. Call in ana get something which will
be of help to your wife in getting your
dinner and thus cheer her up.
Mr.. Gardiner has a nice assortment of
Christmas candies, fruit, nuts, ETC., and
you can leave your order there and have
the goods carried right to your door. He
will give you A No. goods and at the
right price. E. B. Robinson is showing
lot of candies, nuts, etc. At the bakery
you will find the usual line of candies. You
can call at Chas. Graves, or Ell. D. Phillips
shop and get a nice, comfortable present
for your horse and you will feel better
yourself for the deed. Why not call on
Walcott or Mr.. Wilson at this time and
have your picture taken. Do not put it
off too long.
A. R. Cowles has moved here from New
port and has opened a music store in the
Nelson block. Mr.. Cowles is too we'll
known to the people of this vicinity to
need any Introduction. Just call at his
store and view the artistic manner in
which it is trimmed and then perhaps you
will find something you will want to pur-
chase for your musical friends. One of his
Lehr, Bourne, or Malcolm Love pianos
will make a very nice little Christmas
present.
Barton Landing.
Mr.. Van Burke is at home for few days.
Fred Porter has moved into the Chand-
Ter tenement on Myrtle street.
Miss Florence Gillis is visiting friends in
Lyndon and ST. Johnsbury this week.
The following will show something of
the display of Christmas goods which is
being made by the merchants of this place.
At E. E. Stafford's will be found a large !
stock of holiday goods and many useful
presents will be offered in all departments, |
millinery, where customers will
find full line. Also ladies' and gents !
furnishing goods, neckwear, novelties in |
silk and initial handkerchiefs from fifty
20 five cents each. Mems and boys gloves
and mittens, rubbers and oversh hoes, felt |
and beaver shoes just received. Stamped
goods, Bibles, cards, celluloid toilet cases, !
with usual assortment of ribbon candy
and fruit. The room formerly occupied
by Hoyt & Harris will be kept open by Mr..
Stafford during the holiday trade. |
I'll. S. Webster has fitted up the room |,
bove his store for special display of
holiday goods and can show fine line of
celluloid goods of all kinds, jewel cases,
and glove boxes, manicures,
soap boxes, photo cases, necktie boxes, etc.
A fine line of wicker baskets in standing
work baskets, waste paper, newspaper and
photo baskets. A new lot of opal ware
decorated. Christmas per-
fumes, booklets, books, Bibles, autograph
albums, medallions, toys, games, dolls, |
dolls and dolls. Dolls heads of all sizes,
horses, carriages, extension tables, .
trunks and dressing-cases for dolls; toy |
tea sets, wash sets, iron toys, steel ranges |
and stoves, steam engines, steel safes with |
locks, and 999 other things. |
Call in and see for yourselves. No trouble |
to show the goods.
f. d. Clement, jeweler, has very large |
stock for a country place and attends |
strictly to his own business. This year his |
stock is much larger than ever before. Mr..