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New Britain herald., 1921-09-27

to get in before midnight or an hour later. He hung around with a gang having been socially ostracized by the Woodside club.
 On the Friday when Wrinkle is all legged to have lost his life, Cotter went to Mrs. Norton and said his room. rent was due but asked for one days time extension. This was grant ed. That night he was in his room at o'clock, but no one knows wheth- CT he was in after that or not. He was not seen in Bridgeport the next day.
 At o'clock Saturday evening, the evening of the day when the body of Wrinkle was found, Cotter was picked up just outside of New Haven by AL fred Bain, who lives on Kings High way, Bridgeport. Bain was working at Colchester and was coming home over the weekend, as is his usual custom. He is member of the Woodside club and recognized Cot ter. When he called to the latter he at first failed to receive a reply. Later when he asked the reason for not an- swering Cotter said: "I thought you were a state police.''
 Bain had a side car on his ma- chine and took Cotter to his State street room that night
 When asked if he had noticed any, thing unusual about Cotter that night
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27

During my husbands illness I had practically worn myself out through work and worry said Mrs. O'Hara recently. And so when he passed away. I had almost reached a state of complete collapse. I could hard ly eat anything for days afterwards. would feel so weak and exhausted during the day that it was all I could no to get about, and yet when night came I could get no sleep. l was fearfully nervous-the least little thing would make me jump. And this had kept up for days and days.
 "I happened one day to read about Wincarnis and decided to try it. and it certainly has done won ders for me. By the time I had taken about half of the bottle I be- gan to improve wonderfully and by the time I had taken the whole bot tie my appetite had come back. I was much less nervous and was get ting quite some sleep at night, I really cannot praise Wfncarnis enough. I have taken only a few bottles and now I am entirely we'll My insomnia is gone. I have a good appetite and my nerves are fine. I really foel like new woman"
 wincarnis is put in two sizes s1.10 and s1.95.
 Special distributor, Dickinson Drug Co. 169 Main street, and at
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
IF BACK HURTS
 BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush your kidneys occasionally If you eat meat
 regularly.

a No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by fiush- ing the kidneys occasionally. says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kidney pores so they slugEishly filter or strain only part Of the waste and poisons from the blood. then you get sick. Nearly all Rheumatism. headache. liver trouble. nervousness, constipation. dizziness. sleeplessness. bladder disorders come from sluggish kidneys.
 The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts. or if the urine Is cloudy. offensive. full of sediment. irregular of passage or at- tended by n sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of lad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for n few days and your kid neys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity. also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer causes irritation. thus ending bladder disorders
 lad Salts Is inexpensive and can- not inJure: makes q delightful effcr- veacent lithia- water drink which all regular meat caters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure. thereby avoiding serious kidney complications.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
CITY ITEMS

Large stock of Mccormack records. C. l.. Pierce Co.--advt.
 The women's Home Missionary so- ciety of the Trinity Methodist church held an all day sewing meeting at the church today.
 New pianos just received at Pierce's. --advt.
 The Misses Eleanor and Julia Mann, daughters of pr. and Mrs. r. J. Mann left yesterday for Vassar college at Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
 All Mccormack Records at Morans' --advt.
 Jester has great buys at his clean up used car sale. 193 Arch St.-advt
 George Levitt has been granted a permit by the building inspector to build homo on Russell street at an Nstimated cost of s10,000.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
AID FOR FIREMAN
Commissioners Recommend Petition to the Common Council to Reim- burSe Louis Huber.

At a meeting of the fire commission CTS last night it was recommended by the board that a petition be drawn for presentation to the common coun- cil, that Louis Huber, a member of Engine Company No. 5, be reimbursed in pay for time lost through injuries sustained while on duty. Huber was working on a ladder at the company house on East street on May 21, when he fell and sustained a fracture of the leg. He will be incapacItated from duty for some time to come.
 The latest novelty of pleasure is a phonograph camera combination.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27

MT. Bain said he had noticed, that Cotter, who usually was very talka- tive and boisterous. was very quiet He asked Cotter where he was com ing from. II don't recall just what he said,' said MT. Bain, but Cotter said he was coming from either New Haven or New Britain"
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
Care of the Hair

A New York woman says: ''I have used Parisian sage two weeks. and my hair has wonderfully increased in beauty. seems much heavier. and is en- tireiy free of dandruff !" It's inexpen- sive and sold by all druggists.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-27
Brooklyn Lady Suffers Breakdown After
 Husbands s Death

Mrs. Anna O'Hara of 464 Evergreen Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y., was in a serious condition until she began taking Wincarnis.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-23
Ntl.agN'S MILLS

Samaer Phelps e. Burnham was
calling on friends in this place on
MoniaE.
Some Farmers IN this vicinity are
hg1f5us Naicr rom the river
Aaas 5l9rgcty salisbury a student OF
tto3he2 - hah school is assisting
Ir fcmc WILEY during vacation.
SeAaol ~ HaboNs Mills closed on
FRIDAY afternoon. June Il. Miss
GIads= jtl,Dn. teacher. \ pleasing
ura9 .an entertained the parents and
friend NJ The school. Refreshments
u sandwiches. cake and ice cream
vas Eyed 10 all. The following
pap + were neither tardy or absent
The last four weeks of TIE school.
geraert Soamans Clifton Weathcrbee
Georeianna plonrd. Emile Ploprd, Ro-
bert plourd, Belinda Dillingham;
Glodss Cummings, Willie Moore, liz
tsc carrie and Murray Earle. Those
awarded attendance certificates fol
HE tprm Of nc weeks are: GcOrgi-
1nna p)ourd, Belinda Dillingham;
ilnd4s Cummings. Willie Moore and
Nnrfay Earle,
NJ. Eta 4. Growcll, who has been
eaH led to her bed since last Janu-
lrF PISSED away at the home of hcr
on Herbert Pratt on the Canaan road
aarls Monday afternoon, where sht
has been tcnderly cared for by Mr..
rud Mrs Pratt. Mrs. Crowcll wa
lisEle esteemed and will be greatly
mis- 81 by a large circle of friends
Who c.tend sympathy to the bereay
"a falaf YES.
NJ aud Mrs Harold Libby o
Waterfalls werc guests of Mr.. am
Hra. iaiti Crowcll Thursday nigh
af la-i week Mr.. Libby was il
this vicinity looking after live stocl
h'e lie expects to come aga
fEis V.prA
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ENRDrN CENTER

Those from this place who attend
Cd graduating exercises at Bingham
Thursday last. were Mrs Mae Moul-
tom. Mrs Frost Williams, Mr.. and
Geo Moutun. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7.
pauhag and family, Charles Young
and Miss MYRTLE Berry One of the
araautes VAS Clifton Boyntou, son
of Mr.. Malon Boynton and Graca
3loulton Boynton
Mrs. c. X. Williams and children
went to Kingheld Friday for few
DAYS visit with her parents, Mr.. and
MIS- Elbrdge Williamson.
Ny, and Mrs. l.. p. Dunbar and
family Mrs Lyman Berry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Hodgdon and Earl
Hodgllou took an auto trip to Lex
ingian Sunday.
NJ. W Berry and W H. Hodgdon
have recently purchased a new work
horse
The family who purchased the Mary
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

lette, also William Bouchard and his
TWO daughters the Misses Della and
Alice
Miss Ethel Bailey gave most de-
lightful party Saturday evening to a
number of young people. There was
dancing in barn music was furnish
Ell by T. SWEET of town Delicious re-
freshmen of ice cream and cake was
served to the happy young folks and
all returned home at a late hour
The two small boys Richard and
Lenard Sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril
Yiolette have been quite sick the past
week with measels.
Sir. and Mrs Elmer +. Wrag Of
Pressure Isle were recent guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton {. Luce They
were on their way to New York State
Mr.. WAYS old home They inlend
to send the rest OF the summer in that
locality. They are making the trip
by auto.
Mrs. Forest Farley was seriously
injured last week by being thrown
from wagon The horse became
frightened at some paper
Mr. James Larry OF Connecticut re
turned home Thursday of last week
after an extended visit with his
daughter Mrs. e. Purrier and son
Howard of his place.
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No. NEW PORTLAND

The New Portland high school
Drama "rhe Iron Hand Whlah WAS
presented Friday night in place ot The
usual speaking at Graduation tim "af
very well attended, the graduates were
Marion NJ Hay, Edith Knowles, Ralph
Chapman and Donald Millay.
Andrew Fenlason and Ruth William
son are home from their summer Va
cation from Arson Academy, also Hal
yah williamson from NJ. G. /.
w. h. and NJ. W. Clark are bn Id
ing large barn on the spot where
The old one was burned two years
ago.
Lawyer Gibbs and family and {.
II. Clark of Madison were in town
sunday
Love =. Tripp has sold her house
IN EIain st. to Clark Luce Of Loving
ton.
r. B TaEne is hoping 70 get int
. he hotel lie com ng week.
The schools in town closed Friday
aifht for the summer vacation.
Mrs. c. A. wilkins Of tjugGeld j
Visiting at Dir. f.. f. Pratts.
Miss Louise Pratt is home from
Stratton where she has been teaching
the past winter.
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BRIGHTON

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams and
baby Gertrude visited friends IN Nor
rdacwoek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Warman and
three children of Madison sited at
The home of Mr.. aud Mrs Eugene Cor
son last Sunday.
Frank Bryant who is working ia
harmony was home with his family
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Grccn and
daughter Nelma, Lcwia and Eert Greeu
III of Ilartland were visitors ri MIS-
+. j. Jones Sunday.
George Brasier and daughter Nona
Mrs. Sadie Bras or and Mrs Elite Cor
son went to Bingham Thursday o
last week to see David Thompson who
was injured very badlg while WORKING
II the Shank Mill there.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 7. walker and Ar
and Mrs Tom Farrin went on a
fishing trip to Kingsbury SATURDAY,
II n Farrin and fam ~ went to
Scion Sunday.
Bonnie and Clyde Brasicr and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Brasier and baby
Almon visited relatives in larkman
Sunday.
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MERCER

Ruel VIII tomb has purchased IL
new Gardner automobile.
The Mercer ball nine will 90 t"
Norridgewock Thursday TO play the
i.arone team.
Albert Blaisdell and Charles Wade
If Norridgewock were in town sun
day.
Mrs Clyde Dunton expects To move
to Winthrop this week.
MIR and Mrs. w. T.. Tibbett5 have
gone to Vassalboro to work.
Mrs. George Godfrey and two chill
drcn from Winthrop, Mass. accompan-
cd by her cousin, Lulu Wyman drove
thru in the Godfrey car last FRIDAY
'or a visit with her mother Mrs. l..
T. Ladd Miss Wyman returned
home Sunday by train but Mrs, God
frey remains for two weeks.
Mr.. ard Mrs Bert Tracy have re-
Gently adopted a little girl
Mrs. NJ o. Digglos recently Wis
ted in Lewiston.
A shadow social was held in the
Wiley schoolhouse Saturday even
ing a pleasant even ng was enjoyed
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DENSISTOW

The Stetson school closed June 17tr.
The graduating exercises of the
fourth and sixth grades will occur dur
ing the present week. Horace Cratic,
Ethel Holden. Gladys Cratic and
Laurence Henderson will complete
the sixth grade. Howard y Cratic
will complete the fourth grade. Mrs.
A. A. Cratic, teacher.
Miss Marjorie NJ. Graffte, Smith Col
lege, class of 10, who has been
spending the winter in Raleigh. ~ G
as private secretary to the president
of Shaw University, arrived home Tues
day. Miss Graffte visited in Hartford
Boston and Bath several days on her
way home. She LIKES her position in
the University very much and will re-
turn the coming September for an
other year, She found several of the
faculty Maine people.
Miss Leila Holden who has been at
tending school in Newton Highland
Mass. the past year arrived home
Tuesday for the summer Snc will
work at Croker Pond camps during
her vacation.
+. A. Piper il having some repair
work done on the house rented by l..
l.. Cratic.
Mrs. Ada Newton Jose Of Portland
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Miss Marjorie Cratic. visited her
friend Miss Louise Lawrence of Jack
man. Sunday. Miss Lawrence who
has been teaching the past year in
Morse River, will spend her vacation
in ReadlTcd.
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NEM pnRTLAND

The many.friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tompsoa will regret to learn
that thev are preparing To move 10
Bethel where Mr. Tompson Will su-
periniend ID mill for the y. S. Stow
ell CO
Nj. auI Mrs Fred Farley and lit
tie dadehtcr Elizabeth Of Danyers,
Mass are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Daseett.
School closed Saturday and very
ploas NJ program was carried out by
b3.h schools
Mis- Iiildred Thompson has re
tarGad 10 her home in Kingdeld.
9he Union picnic OF the kingiield
and NeW Portland Uniyersalist Par
ishes Will be held June Goth. The
committees in charge of this outing
are Mrs. Lester Mitchell, Mrs. George
French. Mrs Orrin Tufts. Mrs. o. {.
Dolbier Ethel Butfcrheld Mrs. John
But. Mrs. Ward Davis Mrs. Belle
Metealf Wmona Butts and Alice Da-
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie cunard and
son Winfield are visitors Of Mrs Del
la Gould.
Mr.. and Mr. Homer bennett re-
turned to their homo m Portland the
first Of thc week
Nj. Edwin Clark is in very poor
health
HASTINGS IloYt of Auburn WAS in
to~a lat wees.
C4IafenH night will be observed
in The iebekahs Friday evening.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD

A. e. Hodges, J T. Iovja. Il s
HoNic aud Elmer Strickland return
ID Fr day from a successful fishing
mn to Dead River.
MIR and Mrs A. d. johnson. Mrs
e. l.. Bicl5ford and son and Wm La
point were In Pittsdeld Saturday t.
attend the funeral Of Edward Roberts
Misses Barbara and linda Hodge
ire visiting in the home Of the
anche. John Taylor of Freedom.
Mr. a@1 Mrs. l.. T. MWr#e. Mr.
aud Mrs VIM Mosson and child G.
Portland and Francis Munae o
ikowhegan were recent visitors q
BigcloW farm.
l.. b. Thomas was in NorridgeNocl
On business a few days the past week
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NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs Cephus Walker OF New
Portland. were visitors, Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ..
W. VIII .amson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Dyer passed the
week end on fishing trip up river
Strawberry pickers are plentiful bat
the strawberries are very acarce pre-
sumably caused by the early summer
froStS.
Fcrnwood Grange met in regular
session Saturday night
William SIN tn was "A business caller
Friday, to New Vineyard.
The many friends Of Harry Well
are glad 10 welcome him home air.
his recent serious illness in No. Arson
All Join in hoping he v Il continue %
gain.
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"RIDGE ROAD FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Lloyd Chapman and daughter
Doris are visiting relatives in Lew.
iston.
Ella Wilcox a student at Farming
ton Normal has arrived home for thu
summer.
Miss Hazel Moore was a weekend
guest at Sunset Ridge Farm.
Frank Tyler of Fairfield Village
has purchased piece of land of L.
l.. Wilcox. He is to erect a bungalow
some time in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Novel; werC
in Skowhegan one day recently.
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ST PnNn


Mrs. Lillian X. Swift and Miss FL
len M. Merriden of Boston have re-
turned to their cottage at East Pond
MIR. and Mrs Frank Witham and
Mrs. Abbie Mitchell and children
were Sunday guests at Mrs. Mtehell's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. Boyn-
ton.
Mrs Selden Rowe and daughter
were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Lii an
X Swilts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boynton OF
Naterylle were callers at Mr.. Boyn-
tons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. y.
,>f-..sALua Saturday evening.
Master~Ileginald Boynton of Water
vile rs U6n6ing Tor Mrs y Mar
tens al East 4uua
Mr. and Nrs---4~r-rf6 sabl6e--4ere
Sunday Wis tors ~ SeNau Moorell 5
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STATE OF MAINE


Somerset
supreme judicial Court
In Equity
t Harold l.. Brophy VS. Skowhcgan Ca
rage Company
To the Supreme Judicial Court In
Equity.
Harold J.. BroDhv Of SkoWhpgan in
the County of Somerset and State of
Maine, complains against the Skowhc-
gin Garage Company. a corporation or
ganizcd under the laws of the State of
Maine, and having its Office and princi-
pal place of business at Skowhegan
aforesaid, and says
First: That he is Il stakeholder of
record of said Skowhegan Garage Com
nanY.
second. That said Slowhegan Ga
rage Company is insolvcnt and has
ceased to do business, and that through
suits, litieltion and otherwise its es-
tat" and effects are in danger Of being
wasted or lost.
Third: That the assets OF said. de
PENDANT corporation consists of claims
against various parties and corpora
tons and II also is indebted to other
persons and corporations in large
amounts and that justice and equity
| require that said claims in favor OF
said defendant corporation be collect
I'd and said Indebtedness paid, 50 fan
rs possible.
Fourth. That suits at law are now
| pending against said defendant corpor-
alton in said Somerset County,
Wherefore the plaintiff praVs:
!. That this court will issue an in
| junction, both temporary and perma-
! nent, restraining said corporation. its
/ officers and agents. from receiving any
moneys. paying any debts. selling or
! transferring any assets of the corpora e.
! ton, or from exercising any of it's
! privileges or franchises until further
! order of court
That the court will appoint a re-
| ceiVrr of the corporation. to demand.
I 4 "a al
| assets of said corporation. and 10 sell.
| transfer, or otherwise convert the same
/ into cash.
3 That the court will in it's dfscre-
! ton either order the receiver to wind
| up the affairs of said corporation and
| distribute it's assets. and thefeupon
! make final decree dissolVing said
| corporation. or else order the receiver
| 10 sell the property and franchises of
| n" corporation and permit the pur-
| chaSers of the same to rcorGanize the
/ corporation under the direction of the
| court.
/. And for such other and further
! relief as tie nature of the case may
| require.
And may it please this Honorable
| 5ou't, to prd'r that such notice Of this
! bill b" given said dcfendant corpora
! ton aus IL This Court may seem proper,
| hAlug the Line and place of hearing
| upon The samc, and pending said hear
! lne and pending the issuance Of said
! VIII OF temporary injunction, to issue
| IN ORDER restraining said corporation.
e, It's officers and agents from receiving
any moneys, paying any debts selling
or trdusi grrfnG amy assets or exercising
any 81 the PRIVILEGES or franchises Of
Sald corporation until further order
ANA IEaA II please this Honorable
/ Court to ISSUE its subpoena to the said
SkoWh'gau Garage Company COM
mandinG 10 appear aud abide he
9fuctS AMI HaEr"cS Of court thereon.
II y l..
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krsArHrc AqEAUE -EMBDEN

GIalfa Palmer arrived home ri
lay uiaa, of laat week from Boston.
Nasa Miss Palmer is working for
ter aanl Bertha Palmer aud plans II
atar three weeks with her parents.
Ms. A. b. Wilbur of Eau Claire
Wis. arrived in town Saturday last.
20 spend The summer with relatives
This is Mrs Wilbur's first trip East
for nine years.
Claude Mayhe@ returned home
from Fairfield last Saturday, after a
visit with relatives.
Christie Monlton was operated upon
ut her home Tuesday. by Pr. Mars
ten q North Arson assisted by Dr.
HpnEins Of Bingham.
The Purinrton School closed Fri
day. after term of twelve weeks
taught by Marion S. bryant. The
fall term will open August !, with
Doris Rowell of Scion as teacher.
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Ann Burns farm have arrived ard VII
occupy their new home.
The Longfellow school closed Fri
day after twelve weeks term very
successfully taught by Charles Young
of Norridgewock. The pupils not abb
sent day during the term were
Verna Dunbar, Mont Berry, George
Copp Jr., and Leta Copp.
The dance at the town house Sat
urday evening was we'll attended and
there will be another Saturday even
ing June d.
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by all and ten dollars was received
from the sale of shadows.
y number of Mercer people attend
cd the high school graduation exer-
ses at Norridgewock last Friday
evening.
Edwin Gilman OF Norridgewock
visited friends in South Mercer over
the week end
Miss Marion Rogers of Norridge-
wock was the guest Of friends in So.
Mercer Sunday
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N
Son ersct. SIS. I3po - u 1aot
ON the foregoing lla iu ru1itv II l.
ordered that heJrln.e ON me PRAYER
Tor temporary inJG1stl3u aud for a re-
r"tNer BE- had at liz rnlrt Ifoose In
Sko"heean i'm tn" GaHats. Of Sot9efsef
on Friday, June "A y j.. 1921 at 10 3o
% stp,A IA the ,pI'.iaea. .ai.t maj nnfir,
thereof be given to iHe defendant cor
porAtlon by serving on az. ,I,tL an al
tested copy OF said bill &Uu This order
thereon, AT least seven d.l4 before III,
time of said hearing. Thai n may then
and there appear aud SNOW c.tiise II
any II have, why tho PRAYER of =, ia
blll Tor temporary injunction should
not he granted.
And that further NOTICE ~. tho men
dency of this petition and tu, tinle and
place OF hearing thereon hc etFcn 10
all parties interested by causing a rSnV
of said bill, with tins o.d,r tbo qol'f
to be published for Two oln#a,.,,ti,,n
weeks i'll the Independent trt,.t.r ~
newspaper printed 1n1 nunf5al,z1 ia
SkowheEan In said County Of Sopfarsnt
the last publication To lie st Iotsf s.,er
days before said time ofsiearlue
1t rs further ordered that nendinc
said hearing ana untl farther arder Of
Court. said defendant coruor9t5nn a.
officers and agents be restrained and
enjoined from receiving any none,r
paying any debts, selling or trarsfe;
ring any assets or EXERCISING ~, =
the privileges or franchises of ia
corporation.
LESLIE G. CORNISH.
Chief Justice Supreme judicial co,,-+
a true copy of bill aud order Of court
thereon.
Attest:
2w23 w. T. SEEKINs, Clerk.