The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-03
FILES HIS PAPERS.
Proprietor Of the Lin
coin House a Vol
untary Bankrupt.
LARGE CLAIMS UNSECURED.
Liabilities Are More Than
$4,000 With Few
Preferred Claims.
LARGE CLAIMS UNSECURED.

Frederick w. Trowbridge. proprie-
tor OF the Lincoln house, is a volun-
tary petitioner in bankruptcy The
papers were filed in the United States
district court yesterday morning by
his attorney, Frank B. Hail. They show
unsecured liabilities amounting to S12.-
664 ana assets estimated at s25OO.
The assets consist of two parcels of
land in Waldoboro, Maine, valued at
SS25, and having no encumbrances. A
flrst mortgage note for $400 is also
held by the petitioner on land situated
at Waldoboro. Liquors and cigars on
hand are valued at $1,000, and the Pc
titioner has SIS in cash. Bills receiva-
bic amount to $1,000, but will probably
shrink to about $500.
The following list comprises all those
creditors whose claims are preferred.
1t represents the force employed at The
hotel and the amounts due them are
for wages. John F. Allen, 81; John
O'Brien, $12,90; Patrick OKeefe, $12. 80;
Matthew Harvey, $10.S4; Oscar Ander-
son, $5.45; Joseph Drugan, $3.50; Will
liam Trumbley, 81 Mrs. Barron, 1890;
Alice Murray. STA; Della OTooIe,
STA; Maggie PurtelI, $7.74; Lillian
Hadden, $780, Rose Barrett, STA;
Nettie Wilson, 1914; Edith w. Davis,
$3.4S; Emil Carlson, $35.4S; Mary DON
ahue, $57.S1; Ida Pierce, 1920; Mary
O'Brien, STA; Mary Powers, STA;
Maggie Leahy, STA; George Howard,
$685.; Bridget Scanlon, $7.74; Johanna
Coney, $7.74; Bridget Sullivan. $774; E.
H. Jackson, SS2,26; j. H. Willett, 1851;
c. x. Symmes, $12.90; c. S. Bacon,
s22.50; total of preferred claims,
1897 50.
Frank B. Hall, his attorney, has a
secured claim of $500. The other Sc
cured creditor is Edward E. Frost,
owner of the hotel. His claim for rent
is S225O. The security is bond signed
by George A. Graves of So Hawkins
street. Boston, agreeing to pay rent of
hotel in the event of the petitioners
default
The petitioner is individually liable
for two notes, one for $1,000 held BY +.
S. Pierce & Co. of Worcester, and the
other for $3999 held by c. H. Graves
& Sons of Boston.
The unsecured creditors with their
claims are w. H. landau Co., $21664;
Denholm & Mckay Co., sSS.10; Barnard,
Sumner g. Putnam Co., $500; Wachu-
sett Creamery Co., $115.52; 0. f. Shat
tuck & Sons, s1SS.s1; G. P. Cobb & Co,
$23; E. S. Pierce Co, $3.50; Geo. F.
NJ. J. Finnegan, $685. Holden & Earle,
$1O2; E. ]. Hagan, s3O.S4; the M. 2.
Shattuck Cigar and Tobacco Co.. $S1;
w. A. Beaudette, $1150; Clark, Saw
yer & Co., $34 Worcester Gas Light
Co, SIS; John E. Baker, $751; Edward
E. Frost. $66; Frank B. Hall, $3.50;
Walker Ice Co., 1855; C. S. Bacon, $72;
and the Washburn & Garfield Mfg. Co,
all of Worcester. Adams, Taylor &
Co, Boston, $6e.50; Moore & Sinnott,
Boston, $1S2.5O; S. s. Leonard, Boston,
$780, w. H. Burke, Belmont, $40; Hollis
& Co., Boston, $219.S9; Oriental Tea
Co, Boston, $29.7O; C. H. Graves & Son,
Boston, $5240; the ]. j. Douglass Co,
Louisville, KY, $S495; Palmer, Wes-
ton & Co. Boston, $141.66; Bay State
Cigar Co, Westfeld, $50; James Quinn
& Co., Boston. $50; Charles B. Perkins
& Co., Boston, $50; Westfeld Cigar Co,
Springfield, $50; Nathan Robbins Co.,
Boston, $3.50; John Rogers Hopkinton,
S19.12; American Cigar Co, Westield,
$65; s. S. Pierce Co., Boston SIS; and
George "A. Graves, Boston, s225O.