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STOWE-SMUGGLERS’ BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HARVESTMARKET
TOILETS—PORTABLE
PEG’SPICKUP/STOWETAXI
Stowe’s one-stop gourmet store. Delicious salads, Forallyourtransportationneeds.Airport,bus,train.
entrées, baked goods and breads—prepared by our own
HARTIGANCOMPANYSEPTICSERVICE
(Burlington,Boston,Montreal,NewYork).Errandsand
chefs and bakers. Specialty cheeses and meats. Espresso
Commercial, residential, construction sites. Special
deliveries.DailycourierruntoBurlington.Fulltaxiservice.
events. 253-0376, 800-696-0761.
bar. Farm fresh produce. Great wine selection. Daily 7-7.
253-9490,800-370-9490,800-293-PEGS.
253-3800.
TOURS
VIDEO RENTALS
LAKECHAMPLAINCHOCOLATES
What the New York Times calls “some of the best choco-
& TOUR OPERATIONS
5STARVIDEOATSTOWE
late in the country.” Made from Belgian chocolate,
MOUNTAINVIEWTOURS
The #1 video store in Stowe. Over 20,000 DVD and
Vermont cream, other natural ingredients. Caramels, truf-
Enjoy picturesque landscapes, peerless mountain scenery VHS movies to rent and buy. Professional disc repair.
fles, creamy fudge, pralines, factory seconds. 9-6 daily.
in the Green Mountains. Specializing in private personal- Rent any 2 movies, get another one free. Open 10 to 10
ized tours throughout Vermont, and Montreal day tours.
241-4150.
www.lakechamplainchocolate.com.
daily at Baggy Knees Shopping Center. 253-9555.
Any size group. Destinations specialist and step-on
VERMONTMYSTICPIECO
guides year round. V/MC. 635-2002, 1-888-564-7111. STOWEVIDEO
Pies made in small batches featuring a fresh blend of
www.mountainviewtours-online.com. Stowe’s #1 destination for DVDs: foreign, independent,
environmentally grown Vermont apples. Flaky crust fea-
all the new releases and a huge collection of old
favorites. Also offering VHS to DVD transfer and profes-
tures a milled flour from Vermont’s King Arthur Flour and
TOYS
sional disk repair. 253-7115.
Cabot AA butter. In your grocer’s freezer. 877-588-PIES.
ONCEUPONATIMETOYS
www.vermontmysticpie.com/
Findabirdthatflapsitswingsandflies,apretzel-making
kit,oranenergy-efficienthousetobuild,plusthecuddliest
WEDDING FACILITIES
TILE
bears,bestgamesandbooks.Greattoysforgreatkidsat
1799MountainRoad.253-8319.www.onceatoy.com.
& SERVICES
DOWNEASTTILE
TRAPPFAMILYLODGE
Extraordinary design showroom featuring tiles from
TRANSPORTATION From intimate ceremonies in our gardens to grand wed-
around the world. Ceramic and stone tile; local artisans’
MOUNTAINROADSHUTTLE
ding receptions under a tent with spectacular mountain
work; custom natural stone counter tops. Design services,
Catch the ride on Stowe’s free bus! Convenient, frequent
views, we tailor to individual tastes and budgets.
installation supplies. Hardwood, bamboo, cork flooring.
service to ski areas and popular destinations on the
European-style cuisine accommodations. Facilities for
Sylvan Park Rd. off Rt. 100, Lower Village, Stowe. 253-
Mountain Road and Stowe Village. Daily, morning rehearsal dinners also available. 800-826-7000, 253-
7001.
www.downeasttile.com. through late evening. 253-9200.
www.stoweshuttle.org. 8511,
www.trappfamily.com.
1. Helen Day Art Center
2. The Stowe Reporter
Thomas
Lane
3. Stowe Elementary School
4. Jackson Skating Arena
5. Stowe Community Church
6. Stowe Town Offices
7. Stowe Area Association
8. Shaw’s Grocery Store
9. Shops along Mountain Road
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