Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-11
A BARTON ROMANCE
Colby Stoddard

And when it comes TO fit and style
He's got all rivals beat mile.
Suits for ladies, suits for men,
Suits for the upper and lower ten.
Cleaning, pressing and repairing nice
Promptly done at moderate price.
DON'T be "has been"-it makes one
smile,
But see Girard and dress in style.
The stylish shoes this couple wore
Came from Davis The Shoeman's
store,
Where at, and comfort, too, as well,
Are found in every pair they sell.
If you want shoe that gratifies,
If you want shoe that satisfies,
Where quality is always there,
That has tie style, that has the
wear,
A shoe that stands up every day,
A perfect shoe in every way,
There's just one place for you to go,
A place I'd like to have you know.
Now pin this state nent in your hat,
Davis for Shoes that.
The wedding DER, with merry laugh
The guests all posed for a photo
graph.
And each one prizsd as an object dear
This picture as souvenir.
Photography is an art to-day
And not fad, as some may say,
And the finest subject which I know
Came from Walcott's Studio.
Painstaking to the last degree, a.rs
Quick to understand and see,
Thoroughly equipped with every
need,
IT'S a model Studio indeed.
Thus Walcott is the man to go to
For engagements or a frst-class
photo.
The wedding guests from near and far
Quickly arrived on every car.
The Crystal Lake house was sight,
For all desired to stay that night.
They ate as hungry people can,
And praised its table, every man,
They praised its rooms as something
nice,
They praised the landlord for his
modest price.
Supper, lodging and breakfast through,
They made their host fond adieu.
Three cheers were given with a
hearty go
For BILLY Bruce" and "Annie
Snow"
And Landlord Sheldon got his share
OF the cheers, as well as the bridal
pair.
A month has passed, in rolls the train
Mr.. Bruce and wife are home again
When, 10! knock upon the door
Admits clerk from Hunters store
Here's table supplies of the very best
Conforming to Pure Food Laws test
They're sold at prices youth all agree
Are extremely low for the quality
Their flours, butter, eggs and cheese
Spices of all kinds, coffees, teas,
Monadnock canned goods, highest
grade,
Are the special features of his trade
What need have 1 to tell you more?
Except to trade at Hunters store.
Said Mrs. Bruce, "Do you not know
OF a N eat man quoting prices low
Whose juicy steaks would grace
cover2"
Why, yes, "There's Kelton's car
from Glover"
If meat is high, it's a reason why
From Kelton's market you shout
buy.
}. From him you'll get the Sweetest han
}, Corn fed pork and tender lamb,
!, Roasts and loins, chops and steak,
9 Poultry to fricassee or bake,
Sausages own make, too
J; Everything fresh as the mornir
dew;
Courteous treatment while you wal
kelton's business is up date.
> Now Billy, being stylish elf,
Took great care how he dresst
himself;
So at John "Batch's" we did indu
This man to trade-our Mr.. Bruce.
is For suits and hats and furnishings,
And all those needful little things
,e That serve to make a man W
dressed,
ID And everything here was of the be
l. Here fall and winter goods were so
The most fastidious trade to hold.
For overcoats for every age,
y? Latest styles and all the rage,
st Dressy shirts and neckwear neat,
It; Those at Batchelder's can't be be
To @. A. Barrows, in Ovens block,