Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-08
New Congregational

| The following new corporations filed GER
| tifieates of organization with the Secretary
Of State on Saturday:
The National Novelty Company organized
| at Portland with a capital stock of s25 200;
| amount paid in 50 300; par value of shares S.
The stockholders are Samuel NJ. Hitchcock
New York City; Charles J. Pillsbury, Son.
erville, Mass; Edward w. Cate, Newton
Mass; Edward T. Dole and Elmer A. Mes
singer, Boston, Mass. Edward F. Dole is
president, Charles j. PilIsbury, treasurer.
and Edward +. Dole, Edward W. Cate and
Charles j. Pillsbury are directors. The pur-
poses of the corporation are to carry ON the
business Of manufacturing and selling insec,
traps of all kinds, and dealing in patent
rights for the manufacture and sale of insect
craps throughout the United States.
The Cox. Gannett Manufacturing Compa-
ny, organized at Kittery with a capital stock
Of s200,0o0; amount paid in $50; par value
Of shares $40. The stockholders are How
ard Gannett, Quincy, Mass. David l. Robin
son, Gloucester. Mass; Arthur W. Cox.
Ballardvale, Mass. Frank 2. Dyer, Hing
ham, Mass, Henry A Smith, Stoneham
Mass. Howard Gannett is president, David
L. Robinson, treasurer and How ard Gannett
David /. Robinson and Arthur w. Cox are
directors. The purposes of the corporation
are the manufacture and sale of table cut
lery.
The RObinson-Foste Electric Railway
Meter Company organized at Portland with
capital stock of 81 ,000, 900; amount paid in
500; par value of shares $40. The stock
holders are Orlando A. Foster and Matthew
II. Robinson, Boston, Mass; Thomas n.
Coyell and Stephen Burger, Salem, Mass
Thomas N. Covell is president. Stephen
Burger treasurer, and the above named
stockholders are directors. The purposes of
the corporation are engaging in the business,
and licensing others to engage in the bust
ness of manufacturing, leasing and selling
rails, posts, trusses, cars, run
ming gear, dynamos and all other electrical
appliances. and all other materials and ap-
planes to be used in and upon electric |
for the application Of electricity in
and upon such railways as well as for light |
ing and all other purposes; also of buying, |
owning and selling, and licensing others to
own, buy and sell, patent rights relating to
electricity and the use of electricity upon !
railways; and buying, owning and selling all !
kinds Of property, real and personal, conven- !
lent for or incidental to the above purposes. |
The Knowlton Automatic Car Coupler |
Company organized at Portland with cap |
tai stock OF 100000; amount paid in 5000; |
par value of shares 500 The stockholders
are Charles III. Knowlton, Rockland, Maine
Andrew j. Chase, Decring, Maine; Hiram
knOwlton and +. II. C. Thompson, Portland,
Maine; Walter NJ. Lowney and George Z.
Bolton, Boston, Mass. Hiram Knowlton 10
president Walter NJ. Lowney, treasurer, and
Hiram knowlton, Walter NJ Lownev,
Charles II. Knowlton, George Z. Bolton and
Andrew j. Chase are directors. The pur-
poses of the corporation are manufacturing, |
buying and selling car couplers and such |
other thugs as may be necessary or conven-
lent connected Herewith.