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The herald., 1895-05-21
VAUGHN'S KNIFE
Used II Upon . Friend Who Would Not Loan
Dollar

John Vaughn was tried yesterday in
department one of the superior court on
the charge of assault with intent to COM
nit murder. On the 23d OF January ]. G.
Taylor. carpenter, went to Vernon on
the electric car with the defendant. They
had known each other in the east and
Taylor believed that Vaughn was his
friend.
At Vernon Taylor suspected from
Vaughn's actions with knife that he
meant to cut him, and tried to get away
from him, but Vaughn followed him.
When they got to the terminal of the
electric car on Central avenue the prIs-
oner asked Taylor for ST. and being re-
fused stabbedshim in the throat, in the
arm and in the side. Although this was
on Sunday. and there is Sunday clos
ing ordinance here. the parties admitted
to having had four glasses of whisky
apiece that morning, although that was
probably less than they each had, because
neither was sober at the time of the as
sault.
Taylor was pretty badly wounded and
was laid up for some time. The evidence
was very straight, and it took the jury
but short time to come in with YER
dict of assault with a deadly weapon.
Vaughn will be sentenced on Thursday.
The herald., 1895-05-21
MEMORANDA

The most wonderful discovery OF the
age. Something to take the ;place OF OF
paints. Old or young who have neve
painted can learn to do the most ex-
these colors at Lichtcn berger's art stores,
107 North Main street, or 125 South
Spring street.
block, first floor, rooms 100, 1870, al.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases Of women and
children. ELECTRICITY scientifically used.
Consultation hours, to 5. Tel. 1927.
S. Conradi, jewcler and matchmaker
1la South Spring, street; makes speciality
of fine watch and jewelry repairing and
diamond setting;. an elegant line of
optical goods. A fine stock of watches
and jewelry always on hand.
No poor fits at Joe Poheim's s, The Tail
or. Finest goods, largest assortm ent low
est prices and prompt attention. Perfect
fitting uniforms made. 143 South Spring
street.
Adams Bros. dentists, 239H South
Spring street. Painless filing and extract
ing. Best sets OF teeth from 81 to $40.
Hours, to 8: Sundays, 10 to II.
The swect-toncd Briggs pianos can be
had at A. G. Gardner's piano house. 11S
Winston ST., also the Mathushek, Swick
and Apollo.
Insure in the PHI enix, Assurance COM
pany. A. c. Golsh, ag't. 147 S. Broadway.
Tel. 020. Best security at cut rates.
Sewing machines, in good working
order for So each. 12S South Main
street.
Mrs. Jos. Moffatt, millinery. latest
styles, lowest prices. 52s North Main ST.
The Advanced Davis sewing machine,
is the best. Office, 12S South Main street.
+. r. Cunningham, dentist, removed to
Stlmson blk, cor. Sd and Spring. Tel. 49,
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors Tin
dependent). 536 S. Spring s.. tel. 1929.
DR.. J. III. Ryan, physician and surgeon,
POI and 2O2 Stimson block. Tel. 1856.
All kinds OF sewing machines to rent;
12S South Main street.
Rooms " a week and up. U. S. Hotel
The herald., 1895-05-21
A NEW DEPARTURE
The Board Of Education Will Not Personally
Examine Teachers

The Board Of Education Will Not Personally
Examine Teachers
The board of education is this year
making new departure in the following
letter, which is being sent out:
To Principals and Teachers:-In the
employment of the teachers for another
year the board of education wish first to
consider the claims of those now en-
ployed.
That teachers will be employed upon
merit and fitness alone, and TO this end it
will not be necessary for the teachers now
employed to appear personally before the
teachers committee. or to make any fer
NAL application Tor positions, but their
cases will be considered independent of
these.
The teachers committee desiles to be
informed as early as possible of all those
that intend to resign at the end of the
present school year; also, the names of
all those tn at do not intend to teach the
coming year. This applies to regular,
special and substitute teachers.
The above letter Is signed by J. S. Pit
man, G. w. Simonton and Thomas Bas-
sett, constituting the teachers commit
The herald., 1895-05-21
Notice to Pipe Contractors.

Until 3 O'CLOCK PM MAY OF, 1895.
I l.. J. Rose & Co. will receive proposals for
the construction of pipe lines on the COM
pany's property, Sunny slope. San Gabriel.
The total length OF pipe line is about Is, 900
feet. as follows:
55'SS993e Iee' Of : inch steel pipe
Also, pro posals fo- excavation and reflling
for 10, 600 ieet of ditch according to the plans
and specifications on file in the Office OF the
company at Sunny Slope, San Gabriel, Cali
fornia
All proposals must be accompanied by ccr-
titled check for five per cent of the amount OF
each proposal.
The work to be commenced ten QO) days
after signing the contract, and be com pleted
within sixty UC) days from the date Of COM
mencement.
The company reserve the right TO reject any
and all bids.
Proposals to be engrossed Proposals for pipe
line for J. Rose 4 Co." and addressed to T.
c. Bischowsky. general manager l.. J. Rose &
Co.. San Gabriel. california. 25
The herald., 1895-05-21
immortal Youth and Beauty

Since the fountain OF immortal youth
and beauty has become lost to the daush-
ters Of Eve. there need be no lamentation
on this account, AS II course of Imperial
face massage treatments at 75c per treat
ment will do all that was claimed for the
mythical fount, as a trial will readily con-
vince. Imperial Hair Bazaar, 224- 226 W.
Second street. Tel. t155.
The herald., 1895-05-21
Woman's Press Club

The members of the Woman's Press
club held their regular monthly reception
at 232 North Main street last night. Sew
eral musical selections were rendered.
Miss Howells gave a recitation and Mrs.
Clara S. Brown read bright and humor-
GUS paper entitled The Trials of a Writer.
The herald., 1895-05-21
A Cow Home

corner lot on car line, 1880 $IOU cash, bal
ance S25 per month. Two room house, barn,
good lot Pico Heights. $4OO no cash, Sl0
terms; S-roomed, oil lot, Court street, $500.
$50 cash, $i5a month: 5-roomed. $I375 no
cash $25per month. Bargains. Stop renting.
The herald., 1895-05-21
Fell From a Scaffold

Gustave Dumont, while working upon
high scaffold at the iron and steel
com pany's works slipped and fell to the
ground, receiving several bad cuts about
the head. His injuries were cared for by
Police Surgeon Bryant at the receiving
hospital, and he is now resting easily.
The herald., 1895-05-21

- A. A. Eckstrom has removed to 324 South
Spring sffeet with his stoc OF wall paper.
The herald., 1895-05-21
The F,e.ta SHORTAGE Fund

Since the last publication of subscrip-
tions toward the Fiesta deficiency fund
there has been received:
May 90 California Paint Co........... $25
The herald., 1895-05-21

At $3.50 from 81. so,
children's zouave suit' to 6 years.
brown, gray and tan colors
At 81. so from $3.50,
Chlldren's Zouave Suits, to 8 years,
light gray Cassiriere and Cheviot, neatly
trimmed and very stylish.
At $3.50 from $3.50.
Children's Zouave Suits, to 6 years, of
very fancy Chevots in the new bronze
shade, finely flushed.
At$< from $5,
Children's Eaton Suits This seasons
novelty for the boys, 3 to years, tan,
brown gray and blue summer Cassimeres
At IS from $3.50,
Children's Eaton Suits, made from very
fine material, beautifully trimmed.
At So from $3.50,
The seasons latest novelties in Eaton,
Elbe Prince, Vigilant and Zouave Suits, all
the lstest spring colorings and the newest
materials, very finely made.
The herald., 1895-05-21

At $3.50 from $3.50,
Boys serviceable Woolen Suits medium
colors, to IA years.
At So from 81,
Boys all-wool Cheviot Suits, medium
weight and medium colors; double-breasted
jackets and double thick knees, TO IL
years.
At $3.50 from IS,
Boys fine all-wool Cheviot Suits. and tan
and gray, small check Cassimeres, double
seat and knees, 4 to IA years.
At 81 from So,
Boys stout all-wool Suits, in different
shades. single and double breasted jackets,
double knee trousers.
We call special attention to
the fact that all the Boys Suits
offered are this seasons goods,
and a saving from 75c to S2 on
each and every suit.
Second Floor
The herald., 1895-05-21

Down goes the price. People who wanta
finish and attachments for SIS. We have lust
received another car load OF our famous $50
machines, which is the best machine on earthl
No matter what price you pay, you can buy q
better. Freight prepaid to all parts OF South
ern California. White NJ. office, 1856. South
Spring.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19


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tASpGAr p

tAND0AT p.
Mrs lds HsmiItoo is very Ill,
The condition Of the rosds has IN sd,
boom for the blscksmIths
A mao named CLARK recently moved
10 this town from Hebron, NY.
The last Journal reported the teach
er 10 Dist. No as III which was mis-
take.
Miss Edna Woolcock Of SALISBURY
was the guests OF her parents over Sun
day.
Lots Of Goods for Christmas aud bar
gains III eapes sad jackets at Blsokmets
New York Store.
Mrs Julia Hurd, who has been i'll at
Mrs Mary Hsmil on's, was removed to
her home Sunday.
Edmond and Alfred Bentley attended
the iuuersl OF their uncle, Noel Madison.
10 Glastonbury, Sunday.
--Philander MoiIat had narrow escape
last Friday, coming down the mountain
with = large load OF white birch Load
and horses veut suddenly over bank
into a rsvine. pitching hin clear across il,
between two rocks A foot or two either
way might have csusei his death.
"A social will be given by the G. E.
society at the NJ L church Christmas
night, including q musical snd lite AIRY
programme, after which supper will be
served by the ladies Of the church. A
pleasant time is anticipated An sdmls
sion fee Of ten cents, childr five will be
charged,
Reading the notice OF tie death OF
Rev DR.. II. ID, kltchel reeels the fact
that bis father WAS once the pastor OF the
Congregational church here, coming from
Boston. 1t was IN the time OF Slnigste's
and the soci,ty was large and
comparatively wealthy. The church buiId
luk - now u5eu iut bAtu Ut sluttu use,
1t is related tbs, the clothing 4 the pas
tors wife was fully 10 accord with the
times with one exception, she wore bed
blanket 10 place Of q shawl. THIS distress
ed the good sisters OF the parish so they
and purchased what they call
eli s,nitsbIe garment and calling to pre-
sent 1t, we're thanked for the present suh
the Temsrk, 1T Is just what | need f. r my
little girl | have new oae for myself,
and she brought out the despisei bed bl.n
ket, which wss really q double Bay State
Shawl. 90 popular afterwards bat the trst
one seen 10 this locslily, The "il tie sirt
lived long life aud di d ere.
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tie tapr.,ntstiVe 10 Cons,sutinoplc Of
the Jfod ptess, Gays tbs, sdvices from
TIE Interior slos bat forced conversion,
iron Chr tauity to M1hsm mechanism are
o-currirs -. ~ here Women aud chill
dren atn.v busbsn = and fathers have
bseu lill~d sd uhose homes have been
destroyed have. r.ther than 10 lead q lli,
OF vss.beuasse. Sceeptea lslsuism, there
upou they bars pseu housed aud fed by
TarA, H. X itasea msuy women. whose
rte,c go Ab i.ilta ia The mtssscres,
~efr E-rei th,tf chsiee betseen embr,e
ia, ta- trasrs ai iAr x ,rsa sod beius haei
81 20 tjecas - kidnapped Osensibly
80 u,u tc@rrtt' lslamism snd thee REQ
d,fsi tlslf l'eaAgI po'haps iber honor
stcare III. TOW tuo~n that pe hsps
1850 pss7ps ~efs KILLED 10 ihs massacre,
b. X utIfes s.~-#
Tee nsiilsliep 81 ths oorpsss by, kard.
vac tugbiiaI 10 ll.rpoo,, durins the
msss.ets there. ~ GhnstisBs fed to
ehursh Tot shelter Tbes sert perm i,,sd
Tor tine 70 believe ibseastlres sscare, /
bat sai3enly the eAateh VAS surfuauded |
by great nanbgr u hatds The doors /
were thea h.own ~ AID tie kards TOOK
,ss G.ssi0Ah eas,Ii llls, qpslss ihs
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10 hat paragraph OF bis message which
: ale. r1 The present disturbed condition
Sc 6, u.m.tclai relations with the German
+ ,.re be President neglects to explsln
q. tu.y ~rre r,tteotly satisfactory until
,..e ID tuH,r arbitrarily revoked the
g. ,tpr.ct y atCause meuts which bad been
.i.rd Nrl q rmspy for the exchange
O.. Amrfcsn agricultural products for h,r
b. at sugpt his caused the German
Gos ttmrut 10 begin war OF retaliation
,... h,s been almost disastrous to Amer
cat IpeIt trade sllh that oountry. The
- Department bad been working fol
q r. ,hsn twelve yesrs up to 1890 TO re
u,ye tue embsrgo Germany had placed
u,.l An ucsn pork and other provisions
IT.. sss accomplished by William Walter
Pc H., 10 Berlin sud Mr. Blaine 10 Wash
lu.i,u. The ctiei consideration being the
Toe samistlon Of German tugsr into this
r,utty Then Congress, 10 violation OF
81 ,Lr iul~s aud assg,s OF international
O, qn''s tot oily revoked this arrange
n,.l hr imposed CD Germsn sugar dis
r..u llstuE duty that wss not justified 10
styr,r ct, and be0ehtled nobody except
ut So. ~ + net, which at that very hour
sac A tmuty General ~ss pressontins 10
&, MT. 10 Philadelphia. for being
n,rsee The welfare Of the people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19
STATE NEW

Tue grsBIte Tor the pennsylvsni. mouu
menl on the ba,tl,h field OF Antittsm vi be
furnished by = Barre firm.
The Vermont Chemical compsuy hs.
found that al excellent cement is prod nc
ed by miIiog mari from It's deposits a,
Sutton With pure clay and iusing tue NIL
tufe.
Mrs Lydia 0. Tue. uho was bora
10 Bradford celebrated bet lOOfh birthday
anniversary Sunday al Co.eofd y II
She is 10 good health. ~nh III her i.,b
ties unimpsired, and spp,.s to Us not
over 70 years old
Roberto Pos'. @ A. H., Of Rutland. hss
in.,ruetei its delegates to the state ~
esmpment to preset the name OF c l.
Joel c. Baker. Of Ratlsnd, Tor department
commander
Sofm,n. ". Puier Of Bennington ia =
c.udidste for depsrtueul commander Of
the Vermont Gt.nd Army. He served 10
Company + Of the l0tt Yetmoul regimen,
and ,iBes the var Aas manufactured Lui'
code At Bennington.
Oct Of The 30 ODD towns 10 Vernon.
here ate bat eight nance vhich are iouud
10 the Bible, via Goshen, Jericho, Ca
'ab, EleD. Conatb. Athens. Bethel ,sd
sharon.
Five estlo.ds Of evergreen trees bsvs
'sea shipped iron Harrington 10 Ne~
FORK Baysn pay irou three cents TO 20
eHn splece igt them.
snts's Attorney J. c Eansb, Of Win3
or. With Sheriff spshord q spuas ID,
isnt 70 Sorsish Taeslsy to male itVesti
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19

For rhtumslsm ! have iuuud nothing
cgBs 70 Chsn hetlstu's Psia balm. II re
cisres The pain q, saou a. sppiiel. J, ",
Yeuns, Nee, Liberty, " Va, The prompt
relet il ~ lr1s is llo0e worth mshy times
the cost, % oeuts lie egnunutd use vii
eject permspebt cure. For sale by Bay
less Sowle, prusslsts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19

We, ltt uadtusnc3, lgtse 70 rsiuHa
lAs morsy 90 aiiy osut bottle 81
drtsbe, syfup q Tar, liil fslIs g cate
yotr eopsh o. reid We also sasrsbics =
twenty ars ospi bottle 10 prere stisise
tory or no pay n Aen Rel hil' 70 cure
yout hea ache. ve alec rtiuad TIE money.
TsytEs 4 Sew
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19
IRNAs A. WARNER,S. EnArr-

~ state 0f Vermont District " MancbesloT, u.
BE- il remembered that At a session 81 tho
Probate Court, holden A. Manchester, sltbta
ana for ssld District, Oh the 9th dey Of peoem.
bsrA y 1896
Present, Hos. n x. FogLEs, Judge,
whereas a certain ibstrum0Ht ia writing
under scsl, purpOfuHg 10 BE- The Asi sIll and
Testament Of Eenss 4. Warner late " AfHngt1n
10 rad DisTct decesEfd vAs presented i0T ptB-
bate by the EIclut0T therein named.
Therefore. it Is OfdefGd that ell phrsgna 10.
tsrtstsl 10 the eslEie Of - y dec Assd be- not.
bed 10 spycsf before raid C0sfi, IT he Pro.
bate once 10 WINCHESTER 10 said District on tho
18Th day Of DtGem' ef. p 1898 A. DO o clock
5 n, BY publication Di ihE ofdtf tAres vesks
tuacessiteiy, gfeu0uslg ihfftu ~ The hsH.
chtsfer JorEstL, urFsTapef printed ~ hsH.
chester afgrEsA4d, ~ bbgs eaase, n ATTY they
may have, sby stld InfifameGt ia suuHg
shnuid not H. Sled and recorded ~ tho lasl
= .fl aud Testament ID ths sad dseaGsst.
b gx' n Is, ED9EAT0s. ksgislBv
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Tapleys Bread Winners out wear oil
ether shoes


Ar go 'urttd at uiPht and broker
ofyour Zee, ~ IL chIli sufering and
crying SIth ain OF cut g.tr,thl II so
srud at once AID .rt bottle Vi Mrs. VIM
slos Soothing syrup Tor childiea teeth.
Jog. II cures dysentery, dIArhoes, regul
Istrs toe .tomseh aud bowel, core. wind
collie, soileas tue gums, reduces inf ana
tion. sni gives tone and eBsrgy to the
whole - stem. Mrs Wluslows Soothing
Syrup Tor Children Testing lie pleasant
to the taste AZ i the prescription Of one
Of the oldest al beet fsmsls physician
sud nurses IN tie Uaited slstes aud ~ TO,
ssle by eli druggists h'oushou, be world
price 70 eta bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19
I,f,n'. Mi,,obK mr.,

TItID . hiCIOb X iIIr'
Are you suntrlbs aitb any disease
sbich vi make your life miserable. Do
you know that kadsm's Miorcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Miss MARY FARSUM Agent,
lv3Gm. Maple Hill, Manchester ID pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19

A loud ring Of your doofUeli 10 the dead
hours q the night is sisrmine 50 ~ ibe
fret hallow sound Of cough from Que
husband, uIif, soB, CT dsushtrf. 1t d,
dlsesse koch Iug. sith perhaps a ceftstn
silent visitor ssliing not fat A.sy. Arrest
tbAt cough. stop u. 5 % il 81 The stsrt.
A few days oss Of Eye ptDsols Bslssm
snd the d.hser he past. Relief is imEseds
sis, care certain. This remedy is rica
"a the curstl,e principles OF the balsarns
add alec contains certain Ingredients hat
are Iew,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19

" 4 EDGgRToN. naglslet
4 BIGAIL HOYI'S Eslalo.

State Of Vermont, Nsliirt Of MaHehcsierss
BE 1t remembered, that at rcrsDH Of thr
Probate Court, holden u Manchester. sItbiU
aud for sAiI District, on the 2Bth day 81 sovcm
bra y 1895
Percent, Hos II X. FowIgH Judge
whereas, W G hpdmAb. Executor Of The cstatr
# Abigail HOyt, late 81 MAruhoret $40 sa.d
DislrIct deceased has this day Dfrseuiod 10 sfid
Court his pet ion IN writing, scuiug forth that
It will be uepersary 70 cell The feal and pesousl
cslate Of Efd deceased. tpr ne payment ~ the
debt and charges Ot admins'fat0u and therein
masking application 10 said Court lyr license ~
mtke ruHu sale
It is ordered, That all persons interested Ia
lie ts.Hio ~ said dteGasGl b6 B0uhei % appsAr
%, fJts ssid Court, al Tho Probate once 10 MsH.
rhetlpr, lu said District on the 2stA day u
December A. b 1910, at 10 O'Clock An b. pub
ueAuou u Ills order, bre6 weeks suoossstv0iy
previous the et0, ia the Manchester J0uaRA
ntgspsptf printed VI Manchester aforesaid, "a
show cause, II any they may have. Why saIl
Iesuto should not be- granted,
3l3E ". Is EDGEETDE, Register.
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KNI0nTsI E.rArE

vi Franz ~ YEEsesT DlshietDf AansLe.'rrss
lie pgaa4I Ggart fF me- DisgEv 81 HIuct4stfys
10 All pefsgts iEteftsle1 10 the eslals II
xsypsfd kHiRuts - u Arlington 10 SAD Die.
tUat dsrsasrd GEEEgIHg.
b. TIE authority u ibt state u Vermont y0t
are hereby n0HLsd 10 Eppesf before The sti1
yfgbals Cont. Al the Ff1D4tg ONCE 10 MAb.
chastef. 10 saad Distret, % The n DAY o. De,
cessEss 4 b Ig5s. a. 10 O'Clock y 10 sLg~
raa.e. ~ any 200 bAyt, oily tHe Aaegaai q J, Il.
Judsou. EHteutof. u he sstAts u said deceased
, l848 Dgl be- alig3ed. aud ai.S gbY tie ftsi1ae
u .ali tsta't shg8d Agt be distHbatll q TIE
laftiss entitled thereto.
IsfA - hagelestrf 10 sa4d bissfi /, tlis 3tl
dag % Dtefnsr, A. y 100
~ w. !. Ei1kAI g., LsEslt,
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CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH PAIN TING

upholsierpg and furniture repslfed oheAp4
aud daubly shop Al CnFtatet's blAcksmil
shop, Manchester Gentle,
u AUGUST K0HLFB,
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IElt

The height of tie iol'ostBg local. i,s
above The level Of the sea. as given by
scy rume1t surveyot to tbs London Jerry
.,iItef viii be- Of Interest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19

lAs feature Of lnesdAys proceedings IN
the United States Sehste was speech by
n ustor CuIjom Of Illinois on the MonIoe
,o,tttue. lu my judgement the senator
.sl the TINE las come when tue nation
LIQUID put tue question beyond csVIli the
.lue hes come Wien tie nstlon by its Con
.Iv,s should deciaTo the doctrine which
Is. been 20 OF Cd dtclered by it's chief eI
,ooiises aud other representative men.
/ be time has come when more positive
Iaususse should be used than the old and
oft repeated d,clsrstion that this gov
,FDmeut cannot view with indifference at
temps Of European governments toI
oolou ~ either 10 North. South or Cen
trsl America,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-19

aaFaAa rn AahGar afrFr
r ..a. ... ttgs.a ga Mnna All W
ttsH ats sawass ~ MtsryteTr
IHtss 4aEgNt gBarHsts vHIen VI EIItu
Arms guratI tNr rntTs 90 IEsiTaTlfr
Tam. tia ASH esHrH r1erra rtEEsH
s..H rtlafseF 90 rnnfFEHTT' TnuR 81
$40 uHsuT JN rHg DAD aHEEH iruII
rta.tf n1uuuf Ha fraH WIZ All
tnr. EtNaf tsn vurHr rHE IarUTJ't
4agsaEs ar Eth Hts srnH ENa9rEtoFMEA7,
RM. kinney. j.
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BNER S. DAVIS. ESTATE.

E1A1f OF VERMONT, blttflct oi mhnGhfhitf,H -
Be II remembered that At session Of the
Probate Court holden at Manchester, within aud
or said District on tho ooh day oi hoycm,
Der A. D., 1895.
Present: HoN r. Fowlfn, Jud. o.
Whereas, certain instrument IN vTtiug
purporting to be tho last will aud Testament
Of Abner Davis late Of Arlington in sud
District, deceased, having been III. d,y
presented 10 said Court Of Probate and duly d rd
Ia the Registers Office; Therefore, II il ordered
hat all persons interested ID the estate o. ., .
deceased be notified TO appear before sad G 90 &
At The Probate once Ia Manchester, IN ssld
District, on ihe Zlst day Ol December A y.
1895 al two O'Clock Ia the afternoon by publ 4.
ton Of THE order, three weeks sncretsiyoly PIE.
yous thereto. ~ the Manchester JorusAL
newspaper tfnled at Manchester aforesaid, 10
show osuse, II any lheg may have, Why said
instrument 10 Whiting Ould not DO p og, d aud
allowed as the last will and testament Of the sad
deceased.
lg3w W Il FDGEHTON, Register
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4 hNlAl MEETING Tho Ftockholdors Il
y the FACTORY Point National BANK alr here.
by notified 20 meet al the CulbUru Huu,o 90
Iuosday, January lith 1876 al II O'Clock a NJ
ter tue purpose Of rlccuuR board ut lutct0tH
for the cus uiug yeAr Alec 10 transact any ulLcr
business proper tu he done At said meeting
MAschester Centre, Vt. Dec l2h 1885.
3liw j. J.. BIACk. Cashier
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