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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
WHAT rae KIDNEYS DO
Their uueessisg Work Keeps Us
Sirong ani Healthy,

al o. hloel 10 ihs besY passrs
lhFongh ihs kidnrys aaee every thrive
mina,rs. Tbs k,daey. litter tas hlas'd.
rhey wark nirht and day Mnea
healthy they remove aioas 90 gram,
ot impnn matter daily, whrn anheni.
as sotne part ~ tl,- ,niparr esiisf -
lsf, 10 llr blood Ihi. bnng. ~ nany
J.stassr and symptoms pain 10 thv
hark, headache, nrrvaasners, hot, dry
ska. rheumatism. gant. gravel. dt.or
ders u lhr eyesighi and h-aring, dg
Elncss, irregular heart, debility, dros
siae.s. dropsy, deposits 40 the urine.
etc. Bu, Il you keep The filters tlght
you will have no iroublc with your
Kidneys
A. Lincoln. living Que fourth mile
FROM Manchester Depot, VI, says
Il have used Doan's Kidney Pills anj
can SAY have found them TO be a very
reliable remedy. had severe pains M
my back and loins and when heard Of
this preparation, procured 4 box from
A. II Petiibone's drug store aud be-
gan using them ! received relief from
the first. after few weeks use the
symptoms gradually disappeared. |
sincerely believe there Is no remedy
equal 10 Doan's Kidney Pills for back.
ache or deranged kidneys"
For sale BY All dealers Price 90
cents. Foster Mlburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan' and
take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
LONDONDERRY.

e c. Mcdonald was in Greenfield
last week.
Mary Stillson visited her parents il
Simonsyille Sunday.
Miss Gordon OF Windham was il
town for few days last week.
Miss Howard OF Brattleboro visited
Mrs. Henrietta Curtis Thursday ant
Friday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Leonard entertained
relatives from Weston the latter par
of the week.
Mrs. Mary Larabee has returned
from birmingham, Mass, and is Al
w. d. Stowell's.
Mrs. Julia Stone has closed hen
house and she and Guy are boarding AT
Mrs. Gibson's for the remainder of the
winter.
MIR. and Mrs. pelsue were away
last week Mr.. Pelsue was in New
York and Mrs. Pelsue and children Wis
iting in Wallingford, Vt.
The play "Out West" given last
Friday evening at Union Hall in aid Of
Londonderry Library was great sue
cess. The parts were all well taken
and Thelma Arnold AS Miss Ray was
especially good. About $40 was reali-
zed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
Estate OF JudsOn SOrnberbger

STATE or VERMONT District Of Man
chester ~.
| me Hoaonabie proGait conrf or ~ DfS.
tria 1foTewfd.
| To the heirs mud ali persons interested ~
| the estate pf Isldson Sorfbergar late of Man.
chester IN saia District, deceased.
WHEREAS. application hath been
made to tliis cohrt Ia writing by W. II
Roberts, Administrator, With the VIII M.
| neAed on sflid estate praying for license Hnd
authority to scl al Of The real cstnte ~ said
deceased. for the payment 81 debis ana
charges ~ administration, setting forth
decreased, the charges Of administration, and
the amount Of personal estate nud The stun.
tluu ~ the real estate,
WHkRnrpo S. the said Court appointed
and assigned the lDlh day Of March Jaw at
the PrOlmfe once ~ Manchester 10 said
District 10 ilunr aud decide upon said hpg
piication and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof 90 w. given - All persons
Interested therein ~ publishing ssid ord,tf
together with the time and place ~ heat.
ing. three weeks successfully in the Man.
chester Journal. "A Newspaper which rifcm-
intes IN the neighis1rhooJ ~ those persons
Interested ~ said estate. al whlrh pubiifn-
tons shall b. previous - the dny assigned
tor hearing.
TngnKponF. you ARE hereby notified 70
appear before said court. nj tbe TINT ma
place assigned then and there Ia said Court
10 make your objections 10 the granting Vt
slifh license. II sou sae enfisr.
Given under my hnnd al Manchester Va
said District this Hih day ~ February lp9i
ETasEhT0A Judge
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Estate OF william Waters.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester rs.
TnE HONORABLE PROBATE Cornr fon
TIM DISTRICT AFOREsAJDi
10 the heirs and al persons interested Ia
the estate Of William Winters late Of hnntl-
gate ~ said District, deceased
auEFTfRa3
WnERFAs Application hath been made t.
this court IN WitiinR. by JONI TOrfenA, hd+
mnistrAtor dc bouts non pihylnR
for license nnd authority 20 sell All OF thr
real estate OF snid deceased, for the phS
inpnt OF debts hHd charges ~ ndmlnlhlrh.
ton. setting forth therein the amount ~
debts due from said dccehsed, the charges
OF administration Hnd the amount ~ PER
sonai esthto ana ihr situation OF me real
estate.
" nERrr pON, the said Court appointed
and assigned the gth day OF February, 1881,
III the Prohnte once in Manchester. IA snih
District 10 hear and deride upon said AZ.
plientlon aud petition una ordered public
notice thereof 10 b. given tu all persons N
trTested therein, by publishing tald urhsf
together With the TINE ana place 81 hrhflnf
three weeks successfully ~ the Manchester
JouHNAL, II newspaper which elfeulnles ~
The ntlghtsorhpod Of thuae Interested ~ shld
estate, all of which publications shall b.
10 The day assigned for hearing.
TnEREFDRF, you nrc hereby notified to
appear before said Court, Mt IN time ana
place assigned then and there u anid court
Ia mike your objections 10 tho granting ~
such license, II you see cause.
Given under my band NJ Man hester ~
snid District this ~ nAg ~ February, 1879
w, ". EtHiEHTON. Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
IN vFR MONT.

! n,,.is,s oaiso. n. DVirisUu report
43 cases of ehickenpox in Bennington
The disease is more prevalent ther,
than usual this year.
James Il. johnson, for six years su
perylsor OF bridges and buildings TO
the Rutland railroad, died Saturday af
ternoon at the Rutland city hospita
following brief illness
Mrs b. +. Estey of Tyson has nm in
dependent hen that lays eggs weighing
something over quarter OF a pound
| Her best work is one which measure,
! 81 by 70. inches. She is Rhode Is
land red
Flfty-seven years ago Thursday oc
cured the great freshet in North Ben.
nington which did property damage
amounting TO $4,000. The railroad
embankment broke and the whole vii
lage was flooded, two people being
drowned
Handicapped by the loss of three
players, the Vermont Academy basket
ball team was defeated Saturday night
for the first time in three years on its
own floor at Saxtons River. the Dart
mouth sophomores winning, % to H..
At hockey, the academy team defeated
the Dartmouth freshmen, to 0.
Miss Priscilla PIaisted of East Barre,
said TO be prepossessing girl of Is,
has been sentenced TO from 20 to 80
days in county jail. She pleaded gull
" Saturday 10 the larceny OF $40 from
Mrs. Asenath Kennedy with whom she
bad been stopping in Barre.
Work will be begun within two weeks
az Brattleboro widening and converting
the deck bridge across West river into
a through bridge. The bridge now sup.
ports the tracks Of the Boston a Maine
railroad and the change 10 its constrHe
ton il rendered necessary by higher
water caused by the big dam at Yer
non. six miles south Of Brattleboro.
One pair Of .S0O-pound horses tug
eed birch tree which scaled /. 496 feet
from l.. +. Curriers' mountain into the
mill yard at Island Pond. Twelve feet
of the butt Of this plump tree sealed 40
feet. incidentally credit is due W. d,
Currier who drove the ehamping steeds.
Mrs. Addic Grossman, the Shrews
bury lady who has been bonnd over to
the March term Of Rutland county
court charged with ASSEMBLING the over
seer Of the poor. is the mother OF ~
10 Of whom are living without
a mothers care as Mrs. Crossman re.
mains in jail unable 10 secure 500 bail.
The overall company at Brattleboro
which already employs 30 hands. needs
q hundred more and has applied to the
board Of trade 10 help il out. One Of
the arguments against the more liberal
distribution 81 the income Of the
Thompson estate. designed primarily
for this class Of help. was thai il would
that line Of work These
fears, however. have not materialized.
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I'M NADkAu \ son

We have the latest aestgns Il, Marble
AMI Orauilv huHamrnts Always a
gpud assortment 81 htst rlass nsunu
meui~ suu iRH,isttavs nn hwnd tWr
pfices arr The L1M bSi
Material aud workmanship Euatau-
lped hnd prompt attention gwen " ail
orders, Marble shelves and st1vu stoHrs
supplied promptly st low hgurs.
Tel. 81. East Dorset, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
A. l.. GRAVES,
MANCHESTER CENTER VERMONT
A GOOD FARM CHEAP.

The Betsy Thompson Farm located
on the red loan lands in northern
Manchester,Vt. l40 acres-70 wood.
land, SO pasture. 20 meadow. 3 acres
10 feet deep Of GOOD black muck.
Good house and barn, good water
On good road, R. F. D. Splendid view
Of Manchester to the south, This place
will be sold for what the buildings
would cost to build. Ii would make a
fine summer home. Inquire Of A. l..
Bowen, So. Dorset. VI.
also have a large list of all kinds of
Real Estate for sale, and will list your
property free and bear one-half the
expense of advertising the same in the
Manchester journal. | have close con.
nections with other large Real Estate
agents. We can handle your Real Es-
tate quicker and cheaper than any
other concern. Send forlists and terms.
A. l.. Bowen, Real Estate Agt.,
Phone 4G-24. SOUTH DORSET, VT.
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Order OF Publication VIII


STATE or VERMONT. DISTRICT uF
MANOH ESTER, rs,
Tia H08ordbie Pr0bah cart for Me Dts
hid ~ Manchester.
10 all persons Interested N the estate ~
Charles a. Young nte ot Arlington 10 snld
District dccenEru,
GHFErfNu3
Alta Probate Court holden ut Manchester
within Hud tor shid instruct un the mn dns
of February, 1859, nu instrument purpnttlns
10 Do the last WIN ana Testament 81 charles
II Aoung late of Arlington ~ said District.
deceased, WAS presented 10 tho court hiofc-
suid, Tor Probate
Ana it IL ordered 10y said Court that thu
10Th day OF March. lRA at he PROBATE unice
IA said Manchester. hn assigned ior proving
said Instrument ana that notice thereof ~
given to all persons concerned, hS publish
ing this order three weeks successfully IA
the Manchester journal "a newspaper circus
lating IA Tint vicinity, ~ snid Instruct. p@'s
Yious TO the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified ~
nppunr before said Court, al me time AMI
place aforesaid, ana contest the PROBATE ni
sntd VIII u you have enttsr.
f, Given undrf my hand at Manchester ~
said District this lith day OF trhruhty,
lpA. " Is. EDGE RToN, Judpt.
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Important.

Look ~ the address on your wrapper
A. The date indicaies the tine 10 which
yDa are paid pp. No receipts arr sent
bui ,he date on yoar wrapper sill Be
changed in one week after payment is
made. Subscribers will please watch
their wrappers. il is important,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

feeling ~ Wis rsase a constitutional
setW8mfai tisi eH, sa iaiart Ter.
etff gisfrti fspetltou - ihis als
wrMeeal pgeeajiaT. sna rtinief aay
aenl,ef sas slltlf y en- ofiee encaisd
~ lhe b0ay = Rbich b. pNft-
M . HAeaap
Peru. w fsb Is. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
LATEST BARGAINS at GRAVES.

Choice Inc Of dark Oudns Flannes and cts per yard
White fancy checks and stripes 9 10 cents
800 ,ds good brown shcens lie per I'd by the piece
Bed Comfortabes at 81 regular price 75c Sl00 and LIS
Ladies Brown Ram Proof Suins Sc inches vide sponsed
and shrunk worth Sl00 selling at 65 cents a yard
Lsdes Black Peitcosts Saieens or HeatherbIooms
Sl00 to $500 each
Mems and Women Outing Night Robes very nice and cheap
One and four buckle arctcs all sizes
Moccasins Rubbers and Wool Boots al bargain prices
all goods,
We offer FIRST quality Mems Rubber Boots 10 II and
IL at SIPS per pair
Ladies Beaver Wool lined Shoes all sorts and sizes
few very nice Stable and Street Blankets must be seen
to be appreciated The best whip in America
tor little money. to 60 with them.
Large assortment Of Ribbons
large line of Wool and Fleeced Underwear will be
sold very cheap
load Of Flour just n for which we are headquarters
$3.50 to $3.50
Onions very choice at rs cents bushel 3 cents per
pound for less quantity.
lbs Nice Seeded Rasns for Is cents
Choice Red Salmon two cans for Is cents
Nice Corn Succotash and peas each three for Is cts
Cash what talks, so bring along your money
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
EAST ARLINGTON.

siIas Hornng. who has been con
uected with the Hale Co. for the pas
seven years, has severed his connec
ton with the company for the purpos
Of engaging in the automobile bust
90. 80 49, @,-tv--r~-
The infant daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Curtis Monroe died Feb. sth witt
pneumonia.
"A nephew of Mrs. Miron Coles j
very i'll with pneumonia,
James Purdy's teams have beef
very busy moving lumber to Airing
ton.
Harry Niles won the rifle at tn,
shooting match Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Webb held societ,
supper at her home Feb, 10Th.
SOUTH DORSET
oh, what sleighng we are having
The qnarties are running full blast
Helen Bowen visited her sister
Ilulda IN Bennington last week.
Real estate agent Bowen has q
new advertisement in this weeks jour
SAL.
Miss Katherine Cunningham of Sax
tons River is visiting her sister, Mrs.
d NJ. Sheridan.
The young people are busy having
sociables, card parties, etc, in our new
school house hall 10 get furniture for
the hail.
Henry Wade's shop isfull of horses
most OF the time. g. s. Wissel is as
sistant. ley roads makes the black
smiths smile.
Warden Bowen has found more
deer killed by bob cats than we're kill
ed IN town last fall. The woods are
full Of them.
Seymour Wilkins was offered the
position Of County Road Commissioner
bat decliued il. Shade Of Solomon.
gho ever heard 81 Y,rmontcr ever
declining a good Office before.
The nefarious business Of house
breaking goes merrily on and as there
seems no end 10 il people who come
here for the summer had better take
their valuablcs home or hire care
takers to occupy homes IA the winter,
Ia The death Of Judge w. r. Dean
wc lost good. kindhearted man. ]
seldom drove 10 the Center but | met
aud passed few pleasant moments
talking with him he always was
pleasant and was very well posted
man.
Have you noticed the fearful pie
lures Of Lincoln, no two alike and none
d them resembling that great and good
man. with the honest, homely, kindly
face We used 10 see expect the next
fAd will be- for some fool crank to write
4 book fryiag 70 prose no such man as
Abraham Lincoln ever lived,
The FIRST Of series Of progressive
eaehre parties for furnishing School
Hail gas given last Saturday evening
sad was very well attended The first
prizes verc won By Mrs Tanning and
~ Mslonei The second BY Mrs. Sheri-
dan aud W n McDeyii; and the con
ISOLATION prizes By Miss Therese Kelly
and rhomAs McDevii, All report
very enjoyable evening and hope ibe
young lady patronesses will ailow their
guests % sboH their appreciation BY al
nsilalion ~ another soas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

The nuusrysidcni tquptlciors ut thc tueh
ut " ihtaii az The tauhlN VI frbntuEtssu,
nfr hereby uutNrd thHi tns tHNts AssttesrW
Is said t0M a wtthtn tue ktHf hVA prrptYiNns
uHpAln, uN inr lnlluss Ing tcsffih,tt iAhda Va
4 sufu tnMt tu Wtff~
Anuut lsa heFes of land, w. the
sa4uv matv less. hripE tit
west half ol l4ul Nu. a m hhngt O.
NRtits ai,d pact Of int No, a
ga taunu 9, Hi avtse huoNu hs
tHH Naudutd place.
ias 1915
SAINT mutr 90 icSa. heiua uUr
taual ana undivided hAit 81 4 Ia,ft
90 lot M, in range q, lzsuuupd
0n thu east south Hhd west ~ thv
uriatnhi liiiu % Anid iut, hnd on HE
north hy hiaus formerly owhud ns
Aupuslus Chamberlain and A..
tttttaN FrautN
SCI IN TIE list 70 Jumes kelcSN
estate Tax SIS
Arout Nnucrps at anu. lp the
same ninru coz loss, Consisting nf
Lot No, ii "a bHhRr lh Tots No. "
~ aud II "a Range a ilots No.Np
~ ana u Nv hnugn va Lots No, ~
~. II, ~. ", IN, Va ANA ~ 50 hhnHr
lai Lots Ne, ~ y. ~. q. -, -. al.
- Hpd h2ln NnnRo u ana lut Ne,
II ~ itHngr ~
set IA the iisl Ia Somerset Land
Company. 1nN $50 a.
Aud va much 81 said lands will bu sold a.
Pubic Auction, az the iutul va huudfilie.
in aniu " inhnil ou thp lHt day ct march,
next NJ O'Clock in the afternoon, ~ shall
he requisite To discnarac said taxes Win
costs, uhirsS previously paid.
hEnhkhi dOH NSuN.
collector 81 Iowa Taxes,
nhcd at Mlnhaii, tnis ptt day OF lnnu.
AIRY, A, r., 1879. u
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How's Thisp

Ne Offer one Hundred Dollars Reward for
ANS ease a Caiarfh that cannot ~ cured 10
Hasgk gaiArrh cure
F.JeHENEY A GO. Toledo. ..
We the undersigned have knoNn y. = 4.
shumwy foF the last u years. and believe him
1eFfeciiy honorable Ia All business trhnsac-
flaas ard funncsAliy sbie - carry out A. y
obligations made III his arm.
MsLuga@ hfNNAS MAhNfN,
Nholasale nruERists Inissiu. ~.
uallN l1tarfA CURE IL taken Internal. f,
nefing directly p1a he ulwsa and mueeas
,NffsS.es 81 lhf sEstrsn TsstinoHislE srlit
ffes Price - cents pr hoitlr. sod % all
Druggists
4A4. Hngis Fsaily Pilis tot constipation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
EnIr0a NANlnEsTEa loUaaAL. :

RpiroA MANCHESTER joUaNAls
netsec IN yaar last issae "a appeal
a. .Ar press ~ shop hammering tho leg
isialats tor iis alleged mssiee,ls. /
hsee saiheseRt csaalence il she press,
backed. A. il L.. hy The voice 81 the
people. THAI 4, alll not stop hsmmeuug
shai legislature aniil q. members re-.
s8rs back thr proceeds " their legal
stoAln inio The state treasury where i
saghltally brlongs
The Ways ~ Providence are said 70
boz "iHseraIable and past andinR oHts
and possibly ID may evolve thas this
legislature xets the aawlEting agents
ID ekasiag saVh resalsion Q; popular
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

The J0uKNAL wishes 10 extend il,
congratulations 10 the venerable Fred
erek llolbrook. uho celebrated hi,
10Th birthday on the 18th INST EK
GOV. HoIbrook. besides being the old
cst u Vermouts thirteen living e2 gov
ernon Is also the oldest Of the three
war governors nov living.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
MANY CHILDREN Are sIckLY

Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Child
rem, used by Mother Gray, nurse In Child
rens Home, New York. Break up Colds IL
"a hours, cures Feverlshness. Headache
stomach Troubles. Teething Disorders, and
Destroy Worms. At all druggists 25c. sam
pie mailed FREE. Address. Allen =. olm
sted IeRoy MY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
Green Cut Bone and Meat For
Poultry.

We are nov shipping Green ca
Bone aud Meat. There j. nothing BET.
ter for poultry Oar price il only rs y
per barrel u 300 pounds. freight pre-.
paid b nearly all points. Atlhis price
cash must accompany the order Re-.
mil by check, postal money order ~
registered letter.
cARRoLL =. pAGg.
i2.31 Hyde Park W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

wt,h this issue We are sending out .
copy ~ The session laws u 1908, II
there are any who wish extra copies We
all supply them A. hong ~ they last.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
AMONG IHE PEOPLE.

fhis fuiaaMa - epsh 20 those VI 30 as any urat
feel tssi thsg @nuis hks 60 say ssnFshing ny
way " sfgssnsnt. rsaesF 80 npsnssn o. gffssnt
~ wsthing tNs so puhNe geQa We soitsst eca-
bthaUeas ies e. hsi A. aas hsia ssNr va re-.
~ aas be iaf afaaians ssgFsssrd fbsftta, hs
kFisi So - thr pains ~
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Changing Address.

@bss F.sNsttang thRsst y sA1s.tt $50
srvess sAsste 81 ssiit - f8ss f@Nsss se9fsss
90 MsA - fFssans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

The non-residenis Proprietors 81 the Tow
Of Sunderland, iu thr County 81 benb'nR
ton are hereby notified Tint The taxes ~
-essed by said Town within the yenf neai
preceding this date remain either IN whole
or ln part unpaid on The foiiowihR hesefilHH
lands Ia said town, 70 VIII
About 7Dnncrer Of land. IT. thr
same more or less, bounded north
erly rs the town line tween MINI
chester aud Sunderland aud ir,-
tween Wlnhail hnd Sunderland.
on the East by the town line BE-
tween ~trnitnu and sunderland;
on the south by ninth range ilne
20 called Ou the West by the west
erly line Of the tract ~ hind sur
yeyed 10 y. w. ~ Temple April
H. lS5i. aud the westerly lines ~
that tTHft of land surveyed - q.
u. Bacon August u, 100. and tle
westerly lines 81 band surveyed 10
~. A. Nash August q, l1@. and
the westerly Hines " a certain
piece Of land surveyed 70 Niiiinm
ard Albert Walker Oct. ~ fle5b and
also the following - nere lots nil
To- the gth division, No. a. No. ~.
40. ~ aud No. Z known ~ the
Minister Lot also the following ~
acre lots Af III the ab division.
40. r. No. 81. No. ~. No. ~ Ao. -
No. 81 30. Il aud he south hhifof
Las osned ana 80 IN tho Asi 10
somerset Land Company.
Xmas
Aud 70 much 81 aid lands siii h. sold ~
Pubic Auction ~ the Railroad station 10
Sunderland. GA tile Oh day ~ March ~ ",
III t..t. . eisse tIi the forenoon shah ~
qnisite 10 discharge snia thses with rtssis
unless previously lsaia
Collector of Town faxes.
Dated Al Sunderland. this On dsy u Pea
rnArs 4. ~ is~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

State Of Vermont County OF Bennington, -.
|, W. H. Roberts. CNhhr 81 the above.
named bank. do solcnMly sweaf That the
above statement IL true 20 he host Of my
knowledge aud belief.
W. n. ROBERTS, cashier.
Subscribed mnd sworn 90 before nlr this
18th day of February, 1919.
go. ARCHIBALD. Notary puplic
correct Attest:
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Cor SALE Perfectly matched twin bull
calves one week old large nctlye,
handsome aud from iine stock Callund See
them. X. MACN AraHrAN,
l2gt Manchester, VI,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

EOR SAfE-The property ut the Center
known ns the Bonesteel place, house.
store, barn ana hen house, and one ncro Of
mnd. For price mud terms apply 10 owner,
=, NJ. HAWKES.,
i2tf Manchester Depot VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18


LIZ Point National Bunk OF Manchester
Center, nj Manchester Center IN the state
of Vermont. az the close 81 business Feb
9Th 1879.
RESOU ROEs.
Loans aud Discounts ilastH 30
ONertthfta, secured and unsecured bf
u. \. Bonds to secure circulation 160p
Bonds, securities. etc. 1918 Is
Banking house furniture aud fix
tufos b0W
Due from approved reserve agents al,7l0 a
Checks and other cash items ~ ~
Notes OF other National Banks 10 ~
"a mud ,I cents Is " 8lg 10
LAWFUL MnNEY REsERyETN BANK VIZ:
Specie si7l %
Lem,l-tendcr notes ~ % D,8gl %
Redemption fund with Y. =. Jrons-
urei 3 per cent. Of circulation $40
Total sll07Sl 81
LIABILITIES.
capital stock paid ~ t..u0
surplus fund 10 90
Undivided profits loss expenses
aud lnxes paid 1860 a.
National Bnni notes outstanding 1895
Dividends unpaid IA
deposits subject To check III 81 "
demand cert licates OF deposit ~ iGs ~
Total fll0,5sp %
3 i.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

For SALE Large huy horse " years old.
Good worker and driver.
=. NJ. HAWKINS,
i2lf Manchester Depot, Vt,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

DEPOT of the condition Of the Factory
IL Point National Bunk OF Manchester
Center, AT Manchester center in the state
of Vermont, az the close 81 business, Feb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18
Notice! Tax Sale |!

JAMES X. BATcnELDEE. Esq.
Attorney for Trustee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-02-18

Silas Horning. who has been con
uected with the Hale Co. for the past
seven years, has severed his connec.
ton with the company for the purpose
Of engaging in the automobile busi-