Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-24
miscellaneous.
no THE HON'BLE THE SUPREME

VNO THE HON'BLE THE SUPREME
u JUDICIAL COURT for the Co1nty Of suffolk 6
The Petition of Elisha Parks Nathaniel aPs and
Frederick Ainsworth, all of Boston in the County OF
Suffolk and John Robertson, Administrator OF the estate
of D. stewart Robertson late of Lancaster in the County
of Worcester, deceased
stockholders in the Winchendon Manuiacturng Com
pany Corporation established by the laws of this Com
monwealh, and holding its annual meetings in Boston
aforesaid and that they constitute majority IN number
of the members of said Corporation, and holders of
Capital Stock of said Company. follows viz: the
said Elisha Parks one share ledged as collateral secu
P Parks share James Maynadier one share dn his
right, George +: Bangs share, Frederick Aims
worth one share, and John Robertson one hundred and
nineteen shares That the whole number of the existing
hundred dollars each and the remaining Of
the capital stock Of said Company are held as follows viz
Rogers of Bostun in the County of Suffolk, Execurx
or Adminstratrx OF the estate of Daniel A. Rogers late
Thomas Lord late OF Roxbury, deceased, and the re-
naming share stands in the name of Samuel richardson
late Of said Boston. deceased, and your petitioners
informed that Thomas Lord of said RoXbury is the Ad
mniStrato of the estate of said Thomas Lord deceased
and that James L. Barnard of Boston, is Administrator
of the of said Saml Richardson. That said Vim
chendon Manufacturing Company was incorporated ON
the 18th March, A. D. 1886 the purpose Of manuac
turing Wooden Goods in the town of Wnchendon iq the
der saIn act and manufactured goods for several years.
but that for the last seventeen years has ceased TO
manufacture any goods to transact business
cept lease and take of the property of said Com
That all the property and assets of said Company
siss of certain real estate in said Minchendun as fol
lows lot of about fOrtv-seven which
several old wooden buildings the factory buildings hay
ing been burned down. two vacant pieces of land contain
ing about trtv-fve acres, and dam water power
That upon said real estate portion it two
mortgages which now due and payable, amounting to
about thrty-ive hundred dollars (s35U0) and that the
MORTGAGE has entered and taken possession under the
same for the purpose of foreclosure, and that said Com
pany owe other debts amounting to about two thousand
dollars
That said Company has to pay said debts
cept by sale of said property and has no assets with
which carry the business Of manufacture goods
and neither your petitioners they informed
and believe do those persons representing the other
shares in said Company desire to attempt to prosecute
the business manufacturing under said charter.
That property yields no income to the stockhold-
and has not the twenty years and fast deter
Grating in value and that it will be for the advantage of
all concerned that dissolution OF said Corporation be
decreed and that Its property should be sold and applied
Wherefore your petitioners pray that after due notice
10 all parties Interested dissolution of said corporation
may be decreed and that receiver receivers be
appointed with authority to take charge of the
and effects of said corporation, collect dispose
OF and apply the same in the manner provided by law
]: /. M&YNADIER, GEO. 3. FARks,
GEO q F 3 ABsAASSGs, fOr'oHN NonhN b PGTks.
E. MERwIN Solicitor and of Counsel Petitioners.
BosToN, March S. A. D. 1860
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts. Supreme Jadicial
SUFFOLK IS. October Term 1859
On the foregoing petition it is ordered, that the petit
tOners give notice all interested appear
fore the Justices of this Court be holden at Boston,
within and TO- said County of Suffolk the first Tues
daY OF May next by adjournment from the first Tuesday
of April next by publishing attested copy of sal pc
titon and OF this order thereon, in the Boston Daily
Advertiser newspaper printed in SAID Boston, and in
the Worcester Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester,
in the County of Worcester week, three weeks
successfully the last publication in each Of said newspa
pers to be thirty days at least before said first uesday
of May next; that they may then and there show
why the PRAYER Of said petition should not be granted
By the Court, March 5, 1860
true copy of said petition and order of Court there
Attest: GEO. w. NICHOLS,
mchlO d3ss Asst. Clerk.
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