Daily Kennebec journal., 1888-03-09

DANIEL w. Crosby, Orman T. BOYD, william
Threlkeld, Watson G. Cutter and John A.
Emery are directors. The purposes of the
corporation are the carrying on Of the busi-
ness of manufacturing, using, selling. and
renting machinery, devices, apparatus,
paratus, appliances and articles, whether pa
tented or unpatented; to lease, purchase,
hold. control, use, manage and. cell any and
all such patents and patent rights and in
terests therein and hereunder as may be
deemed essential to said business, with pow
er to authorize and license other
corporations, firms, associations, and
persons to manufacture, sell, use, rent,
and operate Hereunder; to purchase, lease,
hold, control. manage. sell, use and deal In
any and all such real and personal sstate and
other property whatsoever as may be deemed
necessary or convenient for the prosecutisn
of said business, and doing any and all such
acts and things as may be incidental to or
connected Herewith; and to have and to ex-
ercise all of the rights, powers and privileges
appertaining to corporations under the general
laws of the State of Maine.
The National Heating and Lighting Com.
pany organized at Portland with a capital
stock of $500, 900; amount paid in, $1,000;
par value of shares, slo. The stockholders
and officers are the same as the Automatic
Electric Service Company mentioned above.
The purposes of the corporation are the
carrying on Of the business of manufactur-
ing, using, selling and renting apparatus,
mechanism, appliances, devises and articles
for heating and lighting, or which ap-
pertain thereto. or connected Herewith.
whether patented or unpatented, more es-
pecially gas regulators or governor; TO
lease, purchase, hold, control. use, manage
and sell any and all such patents and patent
rights and interest therein or hereunder, a.
may be deemed essential to said business,
with power to authorize and license other
corporations, firms, associations and persons
to manufacture, sell, use, rent and operate
to purchase, lease hold, control.
SELL use and deal in any and all
such real and personal estate and other prop
ty whatsoever as may be deemed necessary
or convenient for the prosecution Of said
business, and doing any and all such acts
and things rs may be incidental to or con-
nected Herewith; and to have and to exer-
else all Of the rights, powers and privileges
to corporations under the general
laws of the State of Maine.
The Lidback Manufacturing Company or
ganized at Portland with a capital stock Of
$500, 200; nothing paid in; par value Of
shares $40. The stockholders are John A.
Lidback, c. b. Strout, Horatio Hight, NJ. C.
Foss, J. W. Spaulding and II. s. Osgood, all
Of Portland. c. b. Strout is president, Ho-
ratio Hight, treasurer, and II. s. Osgood,
back and NJ. c. Foss are directors. The
purposes of the corporation are to manufac-
ture, repair and deal in engines, locomotives
and machinery, fixed and moveable, using
er; to ruu, warm, light and ventilate cars,
steamers and other vehicles or means of
transportation to buy, manage, sell and deal
in patents and patented articles; also to buy,
hold manage, sell and deal in any real or
personal property tina, may be necessary Or
convenient for the purposes of said business,
and generally to do all things incidental "
said business and the proper manage manage
ment thereof.
1.-the Rumford Dairying Association organ
lied at Rumford with a capital stock Of
$500; amount paid in Sl06; par value Of
shares $40. There are "a stockholders,
nearly all residents of Rumford. Wallace
Clark is president, Waldo Pettengill, treas
urer, and Wallace Clark, Waldo Pettingill,
+. =. Putnam, ID. G. Glines and 8. l.. Moody
are directors. The purposes Of the corpo-
ration are ae manufacture of butter and
cheese.