. The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Interior Vi of tie Hardware Stor Cyrus L. Jermess, who has been asuccessful business man of Dover formany years, is engaged in extensivetrade in hardware and agriculturalimplements of all kinds. His largenew store in the Masonic block, 112feet long by 22 feet wide, with en-trances on Central avenue and Lo-cust street, contains a most completestock in his line. For more than Cy- thirty years Mr. Jenuess has givenhis undivided time to the interest ofhis present business, and should benumbered among the leading mer-cha
. The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . Interior Vi of tie Hardware Stor Cyrus L. Jermess, who has been asuccessful business man of Dover formany years, is engaged in extensivetrade in hardware and agriculturalimplements of all kinds. His largenew store in the Masonic block, 112feet long by 22 feet wide, with en-trances on Central avenue and Lo-cust street, contains a most completestock in his line. For more than Cy- thirty years Mr. Jenuess has givenhis undivided time to the interest ofhis present business, and should benumbered among the leading mer-chants in this section of the no active politician, he isa supporter of the principles of theRepublican party. He is a member of WecohametLodge, I. O. O. F. P - * mm - r. Interior Vie// of the Hardware Store of Cyrus L. Jenness. DO \ rER. 235 r >*S*w» (.« $ -*>, Charles and John \Y. Gray, underthe firm name of Gray Brothers, con-duct a useful and highly appreciatedbusiness in the Masonic Templebuilding, where they have been en-gaged since October, 1S95. Both arehighly popular in business and so- .--? cial circles. CharlesGray is a member / *? of Moses Pa uILodge of Masons,Ouochecho En-campment, CantonParker, and Puri-ty Rebekali Lodge,I. 0. O. F. ; Gar-rison Lodge, A. W., and CceurDe Leon Castle,K. G. E. JohnW. Gray is amember of theseveral Odd Fel- L, ...;: Mlows organiza-tions, also of theKnights of the Golden Eagle. Frank B. Clark, Republican, rep-resentative from Ward One, a mem-ber of the committee on railroads,was born at Canaan, May 27, 1851,where he was educated in the publicschools. For the past fourteen yearshe has resided in Dover, removingthere from Manchester. He is amanufacturer of and dealer in lum-ber. He is a member of t
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