Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-19
BARTON LANDING.
cmTrNUED FROM FrlBRUAET 5.
LIVERY STABLE.

LD IdhOEH > LlN EEAA > u AOLE.
The total Dimensions of this build
dng are 4Ox1l6 feet, 10 foot posted
with basement o. nine feet. The base
ment extends under the whole barn
and is used for a carriage repository
in one end and a manure shed in the
other. The Erat floor ie reached by
an approach from the south side Of
she barn. This floor contains in one
end an Office ard harness room with
2 large room for vehicles IL imme-
date use and at the ether the horse
stalls, numbering so. The stable is
conveniently arranged and well fla
ished. The manure goes through the
floor and the hay is fed from over,
head where a hayloft 40xz2 feet was
made. Atths end opposite the hay
lott is another place for the storage
of carriages or ssleighs. Withal the
stable is a modern and up-to-o ate
livery, the building probably being
the best of its kind in the county.
This stable was built by E. II. 10th
roP and son and has always been
run in connection with the Valley
House, the new barn Being located
immediately back OF the hotel. The
livery business itself has recently
been purchased by the Trip Brothers.
LII GAY.
~
erected good sized house off Maple
street for bis SOM Leon, last sumner.
There are four rooms downstairs and
four rooms up stairs with bath. The
finish is mostly hard wood. The cell
lar extends under the whole house
and from cellar to garrett is thor
onghly built house. The house is
very conveniently arranged and well
lighted. The location of this dwell
ling is especially good, being as it is
near the business portion of the town.
THOMAS BUZZ0.
The house built by Mr.. Buzzo is not
yet completed inside but is being flo
ished by G. W. Mills, and was put up
ready for the p!astering by w. K. An
mis-. The house is situated on the
corner of Water and Cottage streets,
is two stories, 24x33 feet with cellar
under whole house. There are three
rooms, hall and pantry downstairs
and three rooms and bath up stairs.
The finish is cherry and butternut and
the floors down stairs are of hard
wood. This is q compact but neat
house and is built in thorough man
ner and will make q, cosy home. The
bay window adds to the attractive
ness of the building both from the in
! side and outside. This is another of
the many new buildings here afford
ing a good view OF the village and
surrounding country. The house is
heated with Brien furnace.
w. K. ANNIS.
The house erected by w. K. Annis
juet above F. G. Browns on Water
street is not yet completed but is be-
ing finished by himself. The house is
38x40 feet with an ell 12x16 feet with
cellar under house only. There are
four rooms. hall and back pantry on
the first floor. The finish is clear
spruce and hard wood: the ball, din
ing room and parlor in oak. The din
ing room, kitchen and pantry floors
are finished in hard wood and soma
of the soft wood floors will have
hard wood border. The ceiling liz the
parlor and dining room will be OF
steel. There are three rooms and a
bath upstairs, all large airy rooms and
we'll lighted. The bay window runs
up the two flights and the scenery
from alfp parts Of the house is excel
lent. The house is being thoroughly
built and credit to the village. A
Brien furnace heats the house and
/ the cellar is a model one. Mr.. Annis
has also built a 2Ox22 foot barn at the
rear of the house. Mr.. Annis is a
contractor and builder aud moved
here from Albany last spring.
I TO BE CONTINUED.