John Callery

Name	John Callery
Ortssitz	Orange (N.J.)
Ortsteil	East Orange
Straße	Washington Place 21
Art des Unternehmens	Pferdestall
Anmerkungen	Boarding and Livery Stables
Quellenangaben	[Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 773]

Zeit	Ereignis
1876	Gründung

Produkt	ab	Bem.	bis	Bem.	Kommentar
Unterbringung von Pferden	1882	[Industries of N.J. (1882)]	1882	[Industries of N.J. (1882)]

ZEIT	1882
THEMA	Beschreibung
TEXT	One among the most important and most popular of the livery and boarding stables located at the Brick Church, East Orange, is that of Mr. John Gallery, which is located at No. 21 Washington Place. Mr. Callery has been in this business since 1876, and occupies one of the largest and finest stables to be found in this section of the State. The stable is well lighted and ventilated and in charge of careful stablemen, and every care and attention is given to the comfort and welfare of horses by attentive grooms. In the livery department he has a most excellent stock of animals, many of them good "speeders," to suit the fancy of those who are fond of a lively dash over the fine roads for which the Oranges are noted. He also has quiet and gentle horses and a great variety of stylish and fashionable carriages, such as single and double phaetons, barouches, village carts, and park phaetons, etc., and horses and carriages suitable for ladies. Mr. Callery gives his personal attention to his business and attends to all orders promptly. He can furnish the finest and most stylish turnouts to be seen in this vicinity, and his charges will be found very reasonable. He is a gentleman respected by the whole community, and is pleasant and attentive to all and deserving the highest commendation for maintaining in East Orange one of the best establishments of its kind in this part of the State.
QUELLE	[Industries of New Jersey, Essex County V (1882) 773]