Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-05
LIABILITIES $4,000
BrattIeboro Mfg. Co. Schedule
in Bankruptcy Filed

Creditors Largely Banking and Supply
Houses, Many Of Whom are In c. II.
Thompson's Personal Schedule.
The time limit for filing the bank
ruptcy schedule of the Brattleboro Man
ufacturing company. adjudged bankrupt
Dec. 20, expired Saturday, and on that
day the schedule was filed with Clerk
George r. johnson in Burlington. 1t was
returned Immediately to Referee Frank
ID. e. Stowe The schedule shows la
billties of $74.13704 and assets of $14,13O.
Some of the liabilities of the company. of
which Charles II. Thompson is president
and holder of majority of the stock, are
the same as enumerated in Mr. Thomp-
sons personal bankruptcy schedule, filed
Dec. II. The company paper bearing
Mr.. Thompson's name was supposed to
be good. but when Mr.. Thompson went
into bankruptcy the value of the company
paper was rendered of little value. The
summary of the liabilities and assets Is
as follows:
LIABILITIES.
Preferred and secured claims, S46.4O49O
Unsecured claims, 27,73214
$74,1S7O4
ASSETS.
Yarn and finished product, 500 90
Knitting machines, shaftings, etc, 6, 900 90
Balance due from Bacon & Co.,
in dispute, $4,000
Policies of fire insurance 100000
Claim for damage against the At
lantic Wooden mills, 1000 90
Deposit in Vermont National
bank, subject to trustee 10000
$14,13o00
The schedule of liabilities contains three
preferred claims, the town of Brattleboro
for taxes, 1925; Miss Bernice Pike, stem
ographer, SAL Mrs. Herrck of Brattle-
boro, 80.
OF the creditors holding securities only
two have securities whose value is put
down in figures. The value of the other
securities is given in the schedule as
doubtful" The secured creditors and
the endorsers on the securities are as
follows: Freeman National bank Of Bos-
ton, c. II. Thompson and j. Il. Whitney
endorsers, $35OO Freeman Wight OF Bos-
ton, same endorsers, $500; J. w. Cawley
OF Boston, same cndorsers, $4,000 w.
Kaufman of Boston. same endorsers,
$500; Arnold, Louchiem & Co. Philadel-
phia, c. II. Thompson endorscr, $1,000,
Webster and Atlas National bank of Bos-
ton. Thompson and Whitney endorsers.
$650O Whipple, Sears & Ogden of Bos-
ton, Thompson and Whitney, endorsers,
$1,000; Rhoades, Ripley d Co. of Boston,
c. H. Thompson endorser $1,000; Frank
lin T. Shumway Co, of Boston. c. H.
Thompson endorser $1,000 f. Ferdi-
nand Of Boston. c. II. Thompson and
f. Henry Rudd endorsers, $500: Puritan
Trust Co. Of Boston, c. H. Thompson
and f. Henry Rudd endorsers. $1,000;
American Exchange National bank of
Boston, c. II. Thompson and ]. +. Whit
ney endorsers, $1,000; Atlantic mills Of
De- =
F. Hooker receipters for property at
tached and deposit in bank trusted.
Sl379.90. value of security, $500: w. H.
Mcintosh of Boston. c. II. Thompson
and j. +. Whitney endorsers, $500; First
National bank of northampton, C. H.
Thompson and Helen +. Thompson en-
dorsers. $3.50 value of security, 1850
The ]. l.. Whitney mentioned as an
endorser with Mr.. Thompson sold many
notes not only of the Brattleboro Man
ufacturing company but of the Howe,
Lovejoy company of Boston and the Hop
per, Morgan company of New York, both
of whom are now I'm bankruptcy.
Following is the list of unsecured cred
itors: First National bank Of North
ampton, endorser on notes to the amount
of $4,000, as follows: b. Tilton $1,000,
Howe, LQvejoy Co. $1,000, Hopper, Nor
gan Co. $500, and ]. C. Curry $500: ].
Lederer corporation of Providence. r. l.,
as follows: Hopper Morgan Co $500,
b. Triton $1,000, and Howe, Lovejoy Co.
$1,000; Claude Allen of Boston, endorser
on Hopper, Morgan Co. notes to the
amount OF $500; II. ]. Heaphy of Brat
tleboro, mileage, SEATS; New England
Telephone 4 Telegraph Co. of Brattle-
boro, S74.47; II. L. Taylor & Son of Brat
tleboro insurance, S1SS.S7; also the follow
ing creditors holding claims for merchan-
disc: Stephenson & Co. OF Philadelphia,
SOB; Freeman Brothers of Brattleboro,
$3.50; II. A. Bowen of Sheburne Falls
Sl01.62; Berlin Aliline works of Boston,
1874; Excelsior Knitting Co. of Allentown,
Pa, $3.50; w. ID. Huse of Laconia, n. H.
SIG; L. jerks Manufacturing Co. of Paw
tucket r. l., $l14.5S; F. jerks Spinning
Co, $37S.3l; Thomas Johnson estate of
Philadelphia, $2.75; II. A. Metz of Bos-
ton, $1.25 II. I. Mercering Co. of Cow
entry, r. l., $685. Springfield Yarn Co.
of Springfield, Mass, $3l9.6S; f. & F.
King Co. OF Boston. $l4.2O; r. Wolfen-
den & Son of Attleboro, Mass, $l.s3;
Wardwel Needle Co. Of Lakeport, n. H.,
$1114; Wiscasset mills OF Albermarle, n.
c., $210.61; J. L. & T. d. Peck Manufac-
turing Co, of Pittsfed, Mass. $777 .23;
Merriam Worsted mills of West Con-
shohocken, Pa, s2954.54; Spencer & Mann
of Brattleboro. $515.
1t is probable that the actual value of
the assets convertible into cash is much
less than the footings on paper The
fire insurance policies, for instance, will
yield a comparatively small amount
The Brattleboro Manufacturing COM
pany is capitalized at $24750, divided
into 495 shares of $50 each. held as fol-
lows c. II. Thompson 3S9, Mrs w. d.
Stockwell 30, Mrs. c. NJ. Fletcher 20,
Emily NJ. Stockwell 16, Dr. II. d. Holton
10, C. F. Thompson A. Marshall ]. Noyes
2, Adelia JOY estate of Davenport, Ia, 10,
S. C. Johnson of Boston 2, John r. Gordon
Middletown, Conn, q
Referee Stowe has set the first meeting
of the creditors for 10 o'clock a. M,
Thursday, Jan 25, at his office in Crosby
block The first meeting of the creditors
of Charles II. Thompson will be held in
Referee Stoves office tomorrow at 10
O'Clock.