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TJLE BAR RE DAILY TIMES. SEPT. 1, 11)01.
GRANITE SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY,
BARRE, - - - - - VERMONT.
OFFICERS;
!0HN TROW, PresUtnt. ' H. 0. WORTHEN. Vice-President. H. G. WOODRUFF. Treasurer .
DIRECTORS:
JOHN TROW, H. 0. WORTHEN, A. D. HORSE, C. I. CURRIER,
W. A. WKITCOMB,
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts..,. $695,733.91
Stocks and Bonds...,,,, r 228,700. (X)
Banking House 5,000.00
Cash on hand and in banks 120,398.16
Total .......$1,049,832.07
Invites the Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Individuals and Firms.
Drafts on London and the principal European Points
issued at favorable rates.
Safety Deposit Boxes for rent at moderate terms.
Receives accounts subject to check.
Pays 3 per cent interest on time deposits.
& & LIBERAL BUT SAFE BANKING. &
IGil
Estate
GOOD SEVEN - KOOM COTTAGE ON SUMMER STREET, three
mlnuteo1 walk from the depot. All modern1 improvements. This property will
be sold at & bargain it taken soon, as owner Is going away. . Small payment
do n it desired.
WE HAVE A MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE SEVEN-ROOM COT
TAGE on Dewey Street, finished la the wood and newly painted. If looking
for a residence and up-to-date home investigate, as this is a bargain.
WE WILL SELL YOU A FOUR-TENEMENT MOUSE, two minutes'
walk from Main Strent, that rents for $29.00 per month and is always rented.
Fries, $2,700.00. la good repair, sewer connections aud all O. K.
GOOD TVO -TENEMENT HOUSE ON MAPLE AVENUE This
property is in good repair and well located for a residence or for renting prop
erty. Rents for V22.00 per month.
TIMS LIST IS A SMALL PROPORTION OF OUR BARGAINS, as we
have them from $600 00 upwards. Remember we have a large list of Farms
for sale or exchange. Also Timber Lots.
Bolster Block,. Rooms II
FiiB. Cate. (Telephone
CUNARD LINE
Great Reduction Cabin Rates
BOSTON & NEW YORK
- TO
QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL
1st CriIi .0 00. il Cblu :W 00.
.ton Sfrvli'f 1VEKXI A. Aiip. 30, 12.30
V, M. SAXO.N1A, Sept. IS. V4.i noon.
Nrw .lt ri-- KTHt'RIA, Aug. 50.
AY HAM A, Anif. ti, tfCAMA, Aug.
i siW.tKt ami -HUiu. . ' . ,
Vnitu-rranrnn Wtrvl from New nrk-l .1.
TOMA, Aug. Su. Sl.AVOMA, Sent. Is. I AN
NUM A, St-pt. '27.
EOSTON-UEOSTOWN-LIVERPOOL
fast Twin Screw Mail snrt Fasn)ffr Stwain.
ers. 14.20 tons; fioo fwt long. Remarkable for
tnlmf. Kooms upper decks 8iulitaii ;
lri ntilittion.
8AXON1A, Si'ptcmtipr 13, OctbM 11, Novem
ber 1'- ami December 13.
ITKRN'l A. A U rut 30, KoptPiDber !. Oitolwr
!V, ih ct inlK r 3 and January 7.
Pltu. sailings, tie., 1J6 State St., Boston.
Man"-, I'lias. I Sunnier, A font, or 8. S. Hal
' lard ' Steamship Ae-em-v, MiIi-h' Block-, Barre,
or fct'W Lai)B(lon Blin k. Montpelier.
Great World's -Fair Line
Ttic Walash Railroad is the only line liming
track and depot a main entrance to World a
Fair Grounds, St. Louis.
AU tlironph tTains westbound and eastbonmi
stop at Fair Grounds to-take on or lot oft pan
Ktnirer, thus avoiding necessity of poing to
Union Depot, St. I,oms, unless so desired, luip
irap" also cheeked to Wsliasb World's lair
Station if requested.
Ticket, New York to St. Louis and return,
Him ton to St. Louis and return, $-'4. Phila
delphia and return, $17. Correspondingly low
rate from other Kastern point.
() 15-ilav. tjo-day and season tickets privilege
of tapping off at Niagara Falls, Detroit and
CliiaP.
Appiv to nearest ticket agent for tickets via
the " fralmsh."
holder, (riving halftone views of the orld'R
Fair rtuililings and grounds will be sent FKEE
on application to H. B. MKXKI.T.AN, . BA,
S7 Broadway, N V., or J. D. MeBKAT H, K. K.
1', A,K Washington Street. Boston.
TRAVELERS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
CKNTHAL VEKMOST MAILBOAD.
Trains leaving Hsrre fur White Kiver Jnnc
tiwi, Biwton, New York and all intervenine
twinta at g.sn a. in.. W m. and 12.01 a. in. Local
tram for White River Junction and Windsor
and intermediate stations leaves at 0.45 p. m.
Trains leave Harre for Bnrlintrton, St. Alhans,
Kniises Point and Opdensburit at 7.1 a. m, and
3.10, 8.30 p. in. and 12.01 a. m. Trains connect at
Vff-ex for points on Rutland rond and the 8.30
connects with New York train lor jnonireai ana
points west leaving Barre at 3.10, 6.30 and 12 tu.
For Williamstown leave Barre at 1.2and 4.30 p.
m. Leave Williauwtown at 1M m. and 2.30
MONTPFI.IK.lt WELIS H1VKR KMLHOAI),
OOMMKNOINO JDNB 27, 1004.
Trains leave Barre for Wells Kiver, connect
lrK at that point with trains pome both north
!iS south, at 7.30 a. m., 12.30 and 3.15 p. m. The
liJO train oonnects with train for Boston, and
north (or Lisbon, Littleton, Fahyans and Lan
caster, also with Montreal express, and the 7.30
nd 3.15 trains with St. Johnshury trains.
Trains leave Harre for Montpeher at 7.30, 10.20
t. m., 12 ao, 3.15, 4.10 and 6.30 p. no.
FLKCTBJO BTRKKT BAILWAT.
Cars leave sqnare in Barre for Montpelier at
6 niinntes of and 16 minutes pat the hour.
Leave Montpelier for Baire on the hour and
bill' hour until 10 p. in.
FRANK F. CAVE.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $50,000.00
Surplus and Profits 30,036.35 j
Dividend payable July i, 1,500.00
Dividends unpaid 6.00
Deposits 968,289.72
Total $1,049,832.07
and 12, Barre, Vt.
135-2) H. J. Slayton.
Natl Bank of Barrc
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DEPOSITORY.
THE BEST
PROTECTOR
No matter what
your present condi
tion may ' be, you
should akvayj give
ome thought to the
future. The surest
safeguard about the
future is
MONEY IN
THE BANK
2-
You spend less if
the money h away
from your pocke:.
It i safer, too, and
there is no making
change when you
( A
pay by check. Ask
any depositor or c;ll
5-
and talk it over.
3 1-2 Per Cent
Interest paid on
Savings Deposits
-J
F. G. ROWLAND, Cashier.
COHTIS iSEOERPST
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Members New York Consolidated Stock Exchange.
Letter No. 22 of our "Studies in In
vestment Values," devoted to Metro
politan, mailed free upon application.
19 CONGRESS ST..
BOSTON.
52 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
RAFAEL BARS HIE,
SHOE REPAIRING.
42 Propect Street. All day. Heel and tap, 80c.
Children boys, 4fc; (firis, 30c; sole tap, 1.00.
pood as new shoe; rubber heel, 40c, best of
goods; cheap tap, M)c. You once see my work
yon will like it.
Prospects!
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Quotation of th New York
Stock Exchange.
New York. A'.ir. St.
Money on call easy at 1 per tent: prime
mercantile puper. S..1 per cent- ex
chttnKes. V'rf .l"MM; balances. JIl'iMITIT
1 losing prices:
anal, copper... i;.
Atchison so',
X. Y. Central.
Norf. At West.
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& O : IVnn. II, R
Hrool;lyn H. T. . M'i KmdiiiK
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Kork Island i'.r,
yt. Paul ir,4
.Southern far... f.tji.J
Southern It
('lies. & Ohio...
Chi. tit. Northw.
Krle
(Jen. Eiectric...
III. Central
Ijickfiwii una. . .
Louis. & Nash.
South, ily. pf.
S'iear
Trxas I'.u-'tic
I'tih.'ii 1'aclfic.
C. S. St.-I...,
1'. 8. Steel pf.
West, t'nio.'i.,
i::n,
1
Manhattan ir.."
. 12'i
til ri
Metropolitan... lu
Missouri far.... S;
Cneral Markets.
w York. Aug. 31.
FLOCR-i:ariy s:..it,iy, with fair In
quiry; MlntKsota iMt"nts, Sri.!l1a(;.:'S; win
ter straights, JK Iiuhb IM: winter evtras,
$:j4."a1: winter patents. $,Yi-i.-i.",.5o.
WHEAT After opening steady, eased
off under lovvr cablou nd forolRn selllrnt:
later the market recovered In sympathy
with the west and ort too much rain; Sep.
tetnher, l.lokuI.ll?; Deoeitiber. U.loa
1 11.
TALLOW Quiet ; city, 4"ic; cotmtrv,
4alH".
HAY Quiet; snipping, CT'io.; good to
choice. 3&e.
-irrATOES-Kwy ; Look inland. i.:.m
1.61'; Jetie.v anil Jtouthern. l.Sal.0; Jer
sey weetf. 2tt2.J".
STRA W Kasv ; lonif rye, Nia't'.c.
LEANS Steady ; marrow, $2.ft5; metlium,
$1,110; pea, SI. SO: red kidney. $3 10.
WOOI,- Steady ; dumestie fleoce. 3L'a:ii"c.
HOPS -Steady ; state, common to hoi,
1!S, 2Ta35c; old.-. ' 7al3e. i'arlhc coa.it,
2C-i.".lo.; r.ULs. 7a 13c.
Bl'TTICR Firm and unchanged.
CJIKKSK Kasy and unchanged.
F.UUS Firm ami unchanged.
Live Stock Markets.
CATTLK Uwelpta, 22. head; Blow;
prime steers. t-".40nr.!i: FhippliiK, 4.waS.3;
butchers'. $4n5; heifers. K.Ial.iS; cows.
$2.7ria4 bulls, fcj.otia; stockura and feed
ers, $i.7r..ul.h-.
VK.U.S-Receipts, 'J head; active; 'Sc.
his her: Ji "rS.'5.
HOOS--FtecelptH, 2!W head; active; lia
Pic. hishor; heavy. 5 s.!'.5.!'; mixed, 5.t;t
6; yoriscrs. SU.ffonMa; $i'.7.rKU; roughs,
S4.75o T ; (:)., $:!.7.'a.4.i''; (V.ilrie nnd frrass
urn. K,.Uu;.
Sllfc-Kr AN!' I.AM BS-Receipt s ' 2 1
head; a.-tire; Hheep steady; lambs -Vni-M'..
Idjrher: latnlm. SM ."i-.k'i.O.'; ye1!nt;s. $t.i'ia
4.75; wether. jl.i,'a4.,i"t; ewes, fj.75; h-fc
Mixed, tzi.
Arilcan I'euinitM.
The larp" t pe.uitit lit;Ii!.4 in the v.r'J
aro Ktipp.jsol to le in juiiin:i,i:i tl.e
north const of Africa. Tliwe tl?y nre
irou ii by liuinlrt'ili of tim. T1m duali
ty is infer) r, however, swl the bti'.U
is shipped t MiirHoiliert, I'rance.
Public Auction!
Saturday, Sept. 3d.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the
premises, SATURDAY, SEPT. 3,1904.,
at 3 P. M., the following real estate:
Two Dwelling Houses.
One of eleven rooms, large pantry an j closets.
Bams and large garden and large lot of land
about 172 by 70 feet. House has slate roof. The
rooms have just been painted and papered and is
in first class condition. This property is large
enough and nicely arranged for a boarding house.
Also one of eight rooms, pantry and closets,
with barn and garden. Lot is about 172 by 47
feet. Slate roof and a nice little cottage house.
These properties are situated on Water street,
Northfield, Vermont. Terms made known at
time of sale. MRS. K. LAMBERT, Owner.
J. H. TALECT, Agent.
W. L DUNSMOOR. Auctioneer.
FOUR LINES FOR 25 CENTS
This Times will puhtish Wanta, Lost nd
Found. For Malo. To Let. etc short advertine-
ruentf! at the rate of four hues for tweuty-ftv
cent for the first insertion and five eenta for
each uteiuent itieeiiion.
FOR SALE.
WINK HAKKF.LB FOK PALE Anyone want
ing barrels for cider can tiny them 01 me. .1. D,
O-sola. U'M
IIOC8KHOLD KCItM I CiiK At private sale
anv flay this week at 2S Orange street. K. C.
Brings." . 1-Hitf
COWS FOK SALE Six teen extra trood, young:
cows for sale. Thirteen or them soon to oe new
milch. Edward Ferriu. 139tf
FOU SALK Young pips, four weeks old.
Apply to Jco. Robertson, Thomas street. 132tf
FOR SALE OR TO RENT A ttnne house
r(Hm, newly papered and painttHl. Adre
Ward. Wtf
FOR SALE Thoroughbred bull pups at No.
12 Foster street. !8tf
HAY FOR SALK
A few loads of good honso hay for delivery
before August 16th.
A. W. ALLEN, Sunnyside Farm.
Telephone 114-3. tr
FOR SALE AT CASSIE FARM.
Milk Otir wajron delivers twice a day.
Hav lHdlvered promptly in bulk.
Viva.Twi.ntv iv weekw oil! fifteen VOIinirer,
A cheap mare for drive or work. Good roaticr,
pentlo anil safe. Apply to George t'assie, East
street.
O. B. F1FIELU,
IiKAI.JBtt IS
HULLED CORN.
When yoti hear the bells you will know there
is corn in the cart. W hen the bells are off, the
corn is all sold. Ask for card to hang in yonr
window. O. H. Fifleld, I. O. Box KM, liarre, V i.
TO RENT.
TO TENT Tenement, one-half cottac house
All modern iinprovements. To a small family
Apply at Kmslie's greenhouse. H'tf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT In Miles
Eranite block. Apply at Room 71. 141t
TO KENT Six-room cottage on Branch St
Inijuire at Sowden & Lion's, 1W0
TO UFNTThn old Bolster store on Depot
soimre. 2dtKI feet. Good location. Tall at
t'alder & Richardson's, Depot square. l-'ifltf
TO REST At No. 10 Mount street, np-stalrs
....w..r of foor Iftree roon.s. PlentV of
closet and shed room. "All newly paiuted and
painted.
TO KENT Eieht-room tenement at 6 Kpauld
Imr street. Price S12.M1 per month, .spring
water. Apply to Dr. C. M. Scrilmer or tele,
phone 306-2. 1:i6tt
TO RENT After September 1st, the rooms
now occupied VJ me nniyuui oi luiiuni
Eastman Bros. , 134tt
TO RENT.
TO KENT Two small tenements with modern
improvements. Inijuiie of F. D. licoklev, 6
I'ark street. lo?t6
T RENT Tenement of six rooms, tip-stairs,
on Kiik street ctr Avers street. Apply down
stairs. list!
TENEMENT TO RENT From three to five
rooms. One of the best tenements and liest
located in city. Inijutre of Geo. v . Mann. H
elllnton street. i.Hir
TO KENT fine Mn.ill tenement. Hot and
cold water, electric lights. $10 per month. Ap
ply to plinth Bros., 'MX No, Mail street.
T't RENT Five room upstairs tenement at
S:! Elm street. l'riceJ12. Arthur Martin. l-Mtf
TO REST At once, a tenement. Inonire of
11. A. Segel, bolster block, Main street. LiJlf
)U ARUY TO LET Licht and (lark stiwk.
Sitmited on the Waslnnirton highway from
Wi bstervitle to WaKhiricton in Harre Town and
between the quarry of i.ittlejohn A Milne and
the I'aton homesteail. Apply to 1'. O't'onnell,
Tunes olicc, harre, t. lJ3t-0
TO KENT A six-room tenement on Granite
street, litteil up with modern improvem.mts.
inpino at .anlenni s place, Granite ht. itf-'tr
DESIRABLE TENEMENT TO RENT At the
corner of North Main and Third streets. For
particulars inquire at the Barre Steam laun
dry, lajtf
TO RENT A very pleasant tenement of live
rooms. Electric litciits and tiatn. Apply 24
Merchant street, corner (Summer street. Ring
upper bell. 117tf
BOARDIMf HOUSE TO RENT Eighteen
rooms, good liK'ation and always full. For par
ticulars call at R. B. Kerr's, So Maple avenue,
or address H. i. Ellis, R. F. D. 2, Barre. llitf
TO RENT Tenement on Central street, to
small family. Inquire at 3.'9 No. Main St. llltf
TO RENT Two front rooms, lurnlshed. with
latest improvements. Apply to O. Ji. Canton,
luo corner of Maple and Seminary streets. lOUtf
TO RENT Six-room cottape on Elinwood
avenue. Apply to li. s. turner, auuunistra-
luiltf
T(i RENT Two front offices, formerly occu
pied by E. E. Perry. Also two rooms suitable
for liK'nt housekeeping. Eastman Bros. 7fitf
TO RENT Furnished rooms, with board if
desired. Apply at 21 Jefferson street. lultf
TO RENT-Two tenments, 52 and 54 Granite
street. Apply to Charles Zanleoni. D-'tf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT Front room
with all modem improvements. Apply at 'M
KcttD avenue. win
TO RENT After July 1st. tenement at 9 a
month. Apply to Dr. (.'. H. Kent. gijtf
TO RENT Desirable front oflice room, for
merly occupied by E. M. Tavntor. Eastnum
llros. " Witf
TO RENT Tenement at corner Washington
and Spauhliuj? streets. Apply to W. G. bar
ker, nil
TO RENT An up-stairs tenement at 20 Maple
avenue. Inquire ot A, F . Doilge, corner Hronk
and Silver streets. Mtf
TENEMENT TO KENT Corner or Seminary
and Laurel streets, 7 rooms and bath. All newly
painted, papered and whitened. Apply to L.
W.lll-Hbec. Wtf
at Pil Hiil street. Newly repaired.' iJtrgeiawn
and good garden. Spring water. Pleasantly
located. Inquire on premises. K-u
TO RENT Tenement of five rooms. Spring
and cistern water. Mrs. C. A Bosworth. tii
Merchant street. lMtt
TO KF:NT Large furnished room, all modern
conveniences, desirable for two men. Io. &
Averill street. XHf
TO RENT Desirable tenement on Elm St.,
over Barre Library; also rooms formerly occu
pied ny Harre Evening jeiegiam. t. m. l erry,
Agent, 13 main street. tun
TO RENT.
Three Tenements on Patterson Street.
One Tenement on Bianch Street.
One Tenement on Granite Street.
One Tenement on Hill Street.
I17tf04 Apply a Fhelps Brothers'.
TO LET A verv desirable np-stairs tenement
at lu Mount street. Appiy at nrmtnoor. i
TO RENT Stall for one horse, in Blanchard
barn ou Merchant street. Apply to H. A.
Duffy. giiOtf
TO RENT A cottage house on Central street,
also a tenement on Academy street. Apply to
E. M. Lyon. Address store or 27 Highland
Avenue. 41tf
WANTED.
WANTED Would like to hire a house with
five or six rooms and bath, and will pay rent in
advance. Address 01 Summer street. B. A.
Byluw. lOtitf
WANTED To buy so hens. State what you
have and price wanted. Address G. L. Mortis,
1U0 Treniont street, city. 10Jt2
WANTED A farm near Farre City or Wil
liamstown to exchange for city property. Ad
dress, stating particulars. Box v!00, Bane. 64tf
HRP WANTED.
WANTED A nian to run steam drill. Ad
dress ' C. B. 1'.. this office. H3tf
....... ... v .1... .
Ely to Smith Bros. Granite Company, Burn
a'm's Meadow, Harre, Vt. 142ta
WANTED Girl for general housework. Ap
ply to Mrs. Smith Ballard. 20 Bailey avenue,
Montpelier, or telephone 244-3. 14'itf
WANTED Good all-round polisher can find
work for two months at tiianehi Son's, East
Barre. ilit4
WANTED Girl tor general housework, also
woman to take care of sick lady. Appiv to A.
B. Collin, South Barre, or telephone 'ill -il. 140ta
WANTED An Institution with over $300,000,
000 of asset desires to engage a few men for
agency work. Capable men able to devote all
or part of their time may apply. Address " O.
R., this omce, for particulars. 141t6
-WANTED First-class turning lathe man for
permanent work. Write terms and particulars
to Lyon's Granite Co., (juincy, Mass. 14tit
WANTED Capable girl for general house-
...... -I. A ....I..
to Mrs. R. L. Burgess, No. 39 Eastern avenue,
Barre. LIMB
WANTED Girl' for kitchen work at once.
Call on Mrs. Avery, H Jefferson street. lXitf
EIGHT RUBBING BED MEN and two saw
yers wanted by Charles River Stone Co., Brook
line street, Cambridgport, Mass. 132t2
WANTED One kitchen girl, one (iinlng-ronm
girl and a man to work in stable. Apply at the
South End Hotel. Lt4
WANTED Twenty stone-cutters at once.
Wells. Lamson & Co. lll'tf
WORK WANTED.
WANTED A position in a granite office.
Two years' experience. Can sketch and ligurc
work and use typewriter. Address " Work,"
Times ofliee. ' im-Z
WANTED Dressmaking and family sewing.
Mrs. J. R. Spence, 25 Warren street. SHitf
BOARDERS WANTED.
BOARDERS WANTED At 13 West street,
corner of Summer street. UM
BOARDERS WANTED At the Central Hoard
trig House, 14 Central Street. fWtf
LOST AND FOUND.
STRAYED Into the enclosure of the under
signed, ft small bay mare. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying charges. Drnry
Ros., Williamstown, Vt. Wtf
BARRE SAVINGS BANK & TRUST GO.
OFFICE LN EOLSTEK BLOCK, BARSE, VT.
Zli percent Paid on Deposits.
I. EEKRY JACKSON, Fres-dent. CE0R6E UOWLAKD, Vice President.
F. G. 30W1AND. Treasurer. C J. LEASE. Assistant Treasurer.
Directors: J. HENRY JACKSON. GEORGE HOWLAND, BURT H. WtLLS. HOREK FITTS.
B. A EASTMAN. E. W. B1SBEE. W. G. PIYNOLDS. GEORGE MILNE.
F. G. HOWLAND. ,
First Class Real Estate
STATEMKNT
ASSETS.
Real Estate Loans, all
ia Vermont, .
Other loans, .
Bonds and Investments,
U. S. 2 per cent. Bonds
at par, . . .
Other U. S. Bonds, .
Funds on hand, .
$555,404.76
319,906.39
275,173.37
26,400.00
72,794.43
25,425.49
$1,275,104.44
All our Mortgage Loans re made on improved property in the state of Vermont.
Interest is creditexl to depositors April 1st und October 1st In eaen year, thus giving depoBl
tors compound interest.
We pay all taxes on deposits not exceeding t2,0OO.
We should be pleased to do business with you.
Combination Bookcases!
We are showing the largest and most complete line to
be found in the city. Prices from $15.00 to $45.00 each.
Bookcases, Ladies' Desks, etc. It is a little early to adver
tise them, but you can buy them now lower than later on.
BARRY &
New Toraasi Block,
l'NDERTAKKE.8 AND
T. H. BARRY, - - 5 Averill St.
Telephone 209-12.
YOU MAY DRIVE' - - -
WILLIAM
Miles' Granite Block. (Tel.
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'.!
From Chicago, August 15 to September 10.
Fina! return limit October 23. Two through
trains daily via the
St. Paul and the
Union Pacific Line
The Overland Limited runs via this route,
and makes the trip, Chicago to San Fran
cisco, in less than three days.
The California Express is another good
train via this route, and carries tourist sleep
ing cars in which the rate for a double berth
all the way is only $j. Tickets via the Twin
Cities and Portland, in one direction, $6i.
C VV. W. HALL,
i New England PassV Agent,
Some agents say 'The Best Companies," others
"The Strongest," and still others "The Largest
Companies," I simply say
J. W. DILLON, Agent.
Representing $465f490,1 17.39 assetts as per annual
statement of companies represented in this agency on
Jan. 1, 1903. That tells the whole story. Call and
investigate. No risk too large, none too small.
Began business Feb. 27, '93
Mortgages, Five Per Cent.
JULY 1, 1904.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, . . $50,000.00
Surplus Fund, . . 5,000.00
Undivided Profits,. . 8,705.65
Dividends unpaid, . . 21.00
Deposits, . . . 1,208,525.70
Premium, U. S. Bonds sold, 2,852.09
$1,275,104.44
WILLIAMS,
Cor. Main and Merchant Streets.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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Barre, Vermont.
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