Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-09
4 LETTER.
To Creditors:

10 Creditors:
You are holding many overdue ac-
counts, notes, bills, etc, which you
would like to have collected, You
may need the money due on them to
use In your business. You have sold
something and not received your pay;
you have made a loan and have not
oeen repaid; you have performed la
DOR and have not received your
wages. There are many ways by
winch you are the holder of an honest
OH and are entitled to your pay.
You ought to have what belongs to
you, but you are unable to get it.
mere are various ways of collect
ing, or trying to collect, a bad bill.
Inc country is full of collection
agencies who advertise to make col
Iectlons anywhere in the wide world.
some do business by series of cir
GUAR letters which usually make no
impression upon the debtor, unless it
may be to harden his heart and make
your bill the more difficult to collect,
some agencies threaten to place the
0eDtor's name upon a "dead beat
I1st;" others threaten blackmail.
Most of these methods are as uniusti-
maple as they are unsuccessful. The
only good way to collect a bad bill is
to place it in the hands of reputable
lawyer in your own county, who will
give the matter his personal atten-
ton. Personal interviews and per-
sonal letters will collect bill when
blackmail and circular letters fail.
An Orleans county lawyer can make
collections in Orleans county far bet
ter than any outside concern can do
1t. We are better acquainted with
the debtors circumstances, and can
better watch for chance to secure
the amount against him. We can
collect your bill quicker, in a more
satisfactory manner and with less ex-
pense TO you.
Now have made many collections
during the past two years and many
or them have been made after the
claim had been returned from outside
collection agencies as worthless and
uncollectable. My collections are not
made by incompetent clerks sending
out circular letters printed on faring
letter heads. l collect by personal
interviews, and personal letters, each
adapted to the particular case in hand.
l make collections in the legal WAYS
provided by law. | have done bust
ness with men in every town in the
county and have large acquaintance
throughout the county, and if any,
body can make your collection, I can
do it.
If you have any note, bill or ac-
count which ought to be paid and you
are unable to collect it, bring it into
my office, or send it to me, and
will give it personal and immediate
attention. If I succeed in making
the collection will remit the amount
to you without delay. If do not
collect it to your entire satisfaction,
l will make you no charge whatever
for my services. You may think YOUR
bill is worthless, but bring it in and
L may be able to save you something
on it.
If you do not believe what I saw.
ask j. G. Turnbull, DIR. E. G. Stevens
or E. FL. Lothrop of Barton Landing;
D. O: Stevens of Newport; DIR. r. 4.
Gatchell of West Charleston; J. Fl.
Gilmore of Morgan Center; W. d.
Tripp of East Charleston; F. @. Dav
of Albany; Hon. w. F. Clark of Glow
er; Hon. FL. O. Cleveland of Coventry
or anybody else that knows. The
ABOVE names are used without per-
mission.
COLBY SToDDARD,
Atty. at Law.
Barton Landing. w., Jan. 9, 1906.