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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES

Whereas, New England Lumber Com
pany, corporation duly established
and existing by law and located at
Boston in the Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts. by it's mortgage deed dated
january 9, A. D. 1921, recorded in Som
erset County State Of Maine Registry
OF, Deeds Book $50, Page 1856 conveyed
to me the undersigned, a certain parcel
OF real estate together with the build
ings thereon situated in Bingham in
said county of Somerset and bounded
and described as follows, to wit: On
the North by the southerly line of a
street called Lander Ave; On the East
by land formerly of James O'Brien;
on the South by land of David G. Bean;
and on the West by land now or for
merly of The National Lumber Com
pany;-excepting and reserving the
rights of way and trackage of the
Maine Central Railroad across the west
and southwest end OF said premises;
and also excepting and reserving the
rights of the heirs of Florence NJ. Ian
der and of the Bingham Water District
to USE maintain, relay and repair water
pines across said land. Said premises
are the same and subject to the same
exceptions and reservations as de-
scribed in deed from the Heirs of
Florence M. Lander to National Lum-
Der Company by deed dated June s.
1919 and recorded in Somerset Regis
try Of Deeds Book 351, Page 81. and the
same decided by National Lumber Com
many to New England Lumber Company
by deed recorded In said registry book
And Whereas, the condition of said
mortgage has been broken. now there
fnra nv reason of the breach of the
aorIStiona thereof, claim a foreclosure
dated this twenty sixth day Of April
A. D. 1921 x4.,,, ,,,,,rr,
By VIM. Folsom Merrill,
.a,,a Hfs Attorney.
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LEXINGTON

Miss Helen Allbee and friend Howell
Atwood were callers Friday evening
of her uncle. A. J. Allbee and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Williams were
the guests of Mrs. Tavie Chapman
Wednesday.
Benjamin Pinkham has purchased a
work horse of Confer of Madison.
Miss Mildred Atwood and friend,
Harry Jackson of West New Portland
were the guests of her sister, Mrs.
Eunice Pinkham and family Thurs
day night.
A. Christopher Of Madison delivered
the new REQ speed wagon Wednesday
to Frank Ashley.
Fred Hewett had the misfortune to
have one of his fingers sawed off in
the mill at New Portland.
Mrs. George Ford and Miss Bette
Williamson were visitors of Mrs. l.. E.
Howe Saturday.
E. s. Hewett has purchased a Ford
car.
Joseph Potter is boarding with Syl-
vester Chapman's family.
c. W. Pinkham is sick with bad
cold.
Ross Lishneress and Clyde Cole
were business callers in town Thurs
day.
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mrs. Olena Savage has given dc
tionary and six books. Three BOOKS
have been presented by John Mccollar'
one By Mrs. Ivie Luonn, one by Roy
Savage and four by Mrs. Hazel Chase'
The membership is now ninety-three
with more expected. The NUMBER Vi
books 10 over eight hundred ana ne"
ones coming in every week. Numper
books of the old Bingham library
has been found. The title Is Far-
mers Miscellany and Agriculturallsts
euide" by George w. Marshall. IL
contains about 1875 pages, was pupl!sn-
ed in 1854 and will be preserved. LII
liam Goodrich, daughter OF Ciauae
Goodrich, presented to the library @@o
from the Goodrich School improve
ment Club" This club is in one OF
the small rura districts which makes
the gift a large one and is correspond
ingly appreciated.
Ruth whitney who has been attend
ing Gray's business college In Portland
has been In Bigham for few days.
Bert Lister is cooking at Sandy
Stream for Laurie Howe and report
comes that he is well liked
On May s, 6 and we hold a Rexail
One Cent Sale. 1t consists OF family
medicines, toilet articles, stationery
rubber goods and many articles OF
value sold by the United Drug Com
pany to introduce their goods to the
public. Come early for first choice
e. w. Moore, Bingham.
BINGHAM GRANGE
Bingham grange held regular
meet ng last Saturday afternoon, April
%. One name was ballotted upon anc
accepted to membership and four ap-
plications for membership read. The
first and second degrees were con
ferred upon two candidates. The mex
regular Is May IA when the first ant
second degrees will be conferred.
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GooD@YEAR
TIRES TUBE d ACCESSOR
GAS MOBILOILS
AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE
SOLON GARAGE, Kendall Cross, Prop
JACKMAN

JAChMAN
The l. o. o. F.. and the Rebekah
Lodges attended church In a body on
Sunday morning. The weather was
very unfavorable for the occasion, but
about 40 were in the march.
E. A. Henderson, proprietor of Wood
Lake Sporting Camp has several
girls cleaning the camps and putting
them In condition for the summer
business. r. e Holden, proprietor OF
Attean Camps and H. P. Mckinney
proprietor of Lake Parlin House and
Camps sent several girls and women
on Monday, April 25th. to their respec-
tive places to clean the camps.
Mrs Davis of Cutler came on Thurs
day night to keep house for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Moan. while she is teaching
school -r szs .~s
Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. Quietly and Mr.
and Mrs B. r. Nichols are receiving
congratulations on the births Of little
daughters, both voting ladies being
born on the same day April 18th. 1921
Mr. 0. Paradis OF Jackman Station
and Mrs. w. e. Holden were called to
Oldtowri last week to attend the fu-
neral Of a relative.
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STATE OF MAINE
Supreme Judicial Court

Supreme Judicial Court
In Equity
Harold L. Brophy VS. Skowhegan Ga.
rage Company.
To the Supreme Judicial Court In
Harold L. Brophy of Skowhegan in
the County of Somerset and State of
NJ alfe, complains against the Skowhe-
gaKfiarage Company. a corporation DR.
ganized 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 stockholder of
record of said Skowhegan Garage Com
pany.
Second: That said Skowhegan Ga
rage Company is insolvent and has
ceased to do business and that through
suits, litigation and otherwise it's es-
tate 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
tions and it 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
ed and said indebtedness paid, SO far
as possible.
pending against said defendant corpor-
alton in said Somerset County
wherefore the plaintiff prays:
/. 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 or the corpora
| ton or from exercising any OF its
/ privileges or franchises until Aurther
| order of court
! 2. That the court will appoint re-
ceiver OF the corporation. to demand.
collect and receive all property and
assets of said corporation, and to sell,
transfer, OF otherwise convert the same
into cash,
3. That the court Will, Iii Its dscre.
ton either. order the receiver to wind
up the affairs of said corporation and
distribute it's assets. and thereupon
make final decree dissolying said
corporation; or else order the receiver
to sell the property and franchises of
the corporation and permit the pur-
| chasers of the same to reorganize the
! corporation under the direction of the
court.
4. And for such other and further
relief as the nature of the case may
require.
And may 1t please this Honorable
Court, to order that such notice of this
bill be given said defendant corpora
ton as to this Court may seem proper
fixing the time and place of hearing
upon the same, and pending said hear
| ing and pending the issuance of said
writ of temporary injunction, to issue
an order restraining said corporation,
it's officers and agents from receiving
any moneys, paying any debts, selling
or transferring any assets or exercising
any of the privileges or franchises of
said corporation until further order.
And may it please this Honorable
Court. to issue its subpoena to the said
Skowhegan Garage Company COM
handing it to appear and abide the
orders and DEGREES of court thereon.
| HAROLD L. BROPHY
| L. L. WALTON -
| Solicitor for Plaintiff
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W -------
Tho following list down to the Re-
tail Market shows what the FARMERS
may expect generally from the local
dealers for farm products
WHOLESALE MARKETS
App1es-per bushel, $1.Oo
Eggs-30c.
Butter.50c.
Potatoes-5Qc.
Beans-s6.0o
Round Hog-14c.
Cabbage-3c.
Beets-3c
Carrots-3c
Turnips-3c
New Maple Syrup-s275
RETAIL MARKET
Apples-per peck 4Oc
Butter-e0c.
Eggs-40c.
Beans-20c. qt.
onions-common, 10 lbs. 35c.
Onions-Texas, 10c. ID.
Potatoes-90c. blu.
Lard-Pure 15c.
Salt pork-1Sc. ID. or s lbs. at $1,00
Lettuce-15c and Zoe -.sti-
Dandelions-40c and soc peck.
Celery-30c a bunch
Spinach-40c a peck.
Cucumbers-18c. apiece
Raddish-10c. a bunch
Cabbage, beets, carrots, turnips-5c
Cheese-40c
New Maple Syrup-$3.25,
Grapefruit-15c each.
All Round Flour, Dbl, $110O; bags
241s lbs, $1.30.
Bread Flour-a Dbl, $1,000; bags
241a lbs, $1.4e.
Corn-S165 a bag
Cracked Corn-$1.65
Middlings-$210
Gluten-$2.60
Winter Bran-$1.75
Mixed Feed-$1.9O
Meal-$1.65
Cottonseed Meal-$2.4O, 40 per cen
protein :
Oats-60c. bu. -t4-t r
Seed Oats-75c.
Linseed Oil Meal-$2.6O
Hay-s2S, baled
Straw-$20 a ton
Rock Salt-$1.00
Scratch Feed-$2.50 z..
Union Grains-$2.75 '''-s,@ .s
Chick Feed-$3.OO a bag
Barley-$1.10 a bu.
Wheat-$225 a blu.
Sugar-100 lbs, 1878.
Dry Mash-100 lbs, $500
Oyster Shells-10Q lbs, $3.50
Stock Feed-100 lbs. $500
Ground corn and oats-S0 lbs, $1.4
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NORTH MARYLAND

Friends in this section of Mrs. Grey
Mason of Canaan were panied to learn
of the very serious surgical operation
which she underwent at Somerset hos
pitaI, Skowhegan on Friday. One and
all are wishing for her complete and
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Flaherty of Arson who spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gray recently, returned to her home
Tuesday last.
Floyd Donahue from Wellington Wis.
Monday.
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marriage of our daughter, Miss Elvie
to Mr. Ralph McCarty.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie l.. Spencer.
The Sidney C. Keene Post No. II,
Of the American Legion was instituted
at Scion little oyer year ago. The
Post was named for Sidney Clyde
Keene, who died in France. The Post
now has about twenty members, and
is making an earnest effort to increase
this number The Post will hold a
ball in Caratunk Hall May sixth, for
the purpose of providing funds for
clubroom, and recruiting new men,
bers. 1t Is hoped that people from
all the surrounding towns will make
an effort to attend, and give the boys
their support. They are assured of a
good time.
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BINGHAM

| DIR. A. II. Clark will be at the res
nxuce of A. S. Burke on Tuesday,
nay Bird for four days. Object dent
1sfxy-
Rex ad of auction sale of horses al
Yxksrfew Park, SkoWhegan, May ), on
Faye I.
CHARLES E. Millett IS at home making
uvsuxrations for moving his FAMILY 10
DBgr. The many riends OF Mr.. ana
Hw Nillett are sorry to lose such
DBod citizens.
Suva. Charles e. Ball Is confined to
- Knnae with severe cold and Is
rurzi,lx 10 attend to his duties.
Tbe food sale by the century club
vASch was to have been in one OF the
xuuus of Fraternity building. Friday
xeunoon the goth will be on Mrs VIOLA
Vuaby's veranda. The century CLUB Is
- of the organizations which Is ex-
~suSed from use of the hall by vote
- ehe stockholders of the FRATERNITY
zUucfation. Inasmuch as the leading
usmbers of the century club were
Fzders In raising re money that nm
fjked and furnished the banquet
xpuu,s of the Fraternity building, this
,kscrfminatfon they fill seems rather
,uujust and unnecessary. The Century
rxub records show as much worth
wAlpe work done in the community
N any organization in the same mum
Der of years. Its members almost
vgshout exception are either stars
- Rebekahs, and some belong to botn.
Potatoes for sale Good second po-
Sntoes suitable for seed or to FEED
stock, zoe per bu. as long as they last'
Holt & Hight. z"la
Appropriate anniversary rellglous
nervices for the Odd Fellows and Re
nekahs were held last Sunday In Con-
gfegational church. The attendance
v.s smaller than usual owing to the
very rainy day.
Chude Goodrich is recovering
,ftun an attack of the grip. His wife
- SILL quite sick.
Fred w. Preble's Friday and Sat
urdAy SaTe-Peas and Corn cans Tor
&c: 10 cakes Lenox Soap ACC while
r lasts. More OF that good Macar-
- I lbs. for Csc. Large package
DoDed Oats zoe; Delicious Canned
uIksd Beans Csc; Pure Cream Tartar
re h. or S lbs. postpaid $2.75; Sugar
- H.: Golden Rod Orange Pekoe Tea
- 10. Special a soc can Loganber-
- &c.
+ Mrs. Earl Taylor and Mrs. Norris
antyInr united in giving progressive
wnise party In their fine large house
= Iower Main street, Friday evening
- END. Besides the hostesses and
1Aalr husbands, there were present
III. and Mrs. e. w. Moore, Mr.. and
Ufx Harry Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs.
~ Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fen
Afman, Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Sawyer,
n. md Mrs. Clifford Keene, Mr.. and
KxA Harold Doe, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
I'D Whitney Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
0wset, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pooler,
EDnsel Gail, Mira Taylor and Justin
1nnell!. A delightful evening was
spsGtt and delicious refreshments
Wsre served. --a~ae.
LIBRARY NOTES -
The library was opened Saturday
aoEeTnoon for the first time. Alice
: 0oodfich~ assisted by Leon Goodrich
SERVED ~ librarian. The loose leaf
Qv1ea3 which has been instituted
1uems to work very well. Over fifty
bspks were taken out. Roy Savage's
NlEle daughter, Anna took out the
1rst book and Beatrice Sawyer the
sscsndF The school pupils are finding
Mzny books which interest them.
3x. AMI Mrs A. s. Burke have pre-
sesfed Bingham library with COM
D2afs set of Cooper's works in ten
.Mnga volumes, bound in green veIum.
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CAUTION NOTICE

Whereas, my wife. Caroline E. Phelps
has left my bed and board without JUS
cause This is to warn and notllS
all persons against harboring or trust
ing her on my account as | shall pay
no bills of her contracting after this
date.
WALTER PHELPS
Bingham, Maine, April 28, 1921. 5Wl'
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SOI,0N

Scion high school alumni will meet
with Mrs. Eula Foss Thursday evening
May g. A good attendance is desired
Chas. Rowell spent the week end
with his brothers family in Auburn.
Omer Ward and family age expected
home this week.
The class parts of Scion high
school graduating class of 1921 have
been assigned, because of the rank OF
so many of the class being so near
alike they were not assigned by rank.
Address of Welcome, Miss Laura Ea-
ton. Address to Undergraduates, Ro-
land Tozier Glass Prophecy, Mss
Marion Wiley; Presentation OF Gifts,
Miss Ruth Boyington; Class History,
Miss Ensie McDonough; Essay and
class ode, Miss Mavourite Rowland;
Essay Miss Hazel Boyington; Essay,
Norman Irvine; Essay, Malcolm Hall.
The l. o. o. F. and Rebekahs at
tended church Sunday In a body. Altno
the rain poured there was good at
tendance. =
philip Metcalf OF Lynn, Mass. Is
enending a week in town.
Al the Caratunk Theatre next Satur-
day evening the feature will be Buck
ZONES in big Punch" and 1t Will be
tho last presentation Of Mutt and
loft The next week will be FOX
sunshine Comedy "Wife's Caller.
IF Philbrook was in Lewiston last
Saturday. od M
-,,itable for seed or to feed
stock zoe per Blu. as long as they last.
Holt G. Hight. -"i'
The Abigail Chamberlain Whipple
chanter Daughters of American Re-
volution will meet with Miss Alberta
Whipple on Friday afternoon, May o.
Roll call, Maine Coast Resorts; reports
of officers and election OF officers Will
be part of the program.
Mrs. Philip Bradford of st. Alhans Is
visiting her father Turner DAVIS ana
other relatives this week.
A C. Head of the Central Potato
~ went to Boston on Friday last
on business.
There is great interest being mani
tested in the Masonic Lodge at pres
emf. Two candidates were given the
third degree last Wednesday evening
and work is being done at nearly
every meeting.
AT the next meeting Of the Woman 8
Club Mrs. FalloD and Miss Whipple
Will be the hostesses. The commit
tees for the next year will be appoint
| ed at that meeting.
10 nj hnFgnq
Fairview Park, SkoWhegan, May ., on
Page 7.
Mrs. Emma Corson and daughter
! Onie who have been in town with Mrs.
Miner left Saturday.
Howard Steward Of Skowhegan was
in town last week on business.
Mrs. Mark Pollard was in Skowhe-
gan Saturday shopping.
The local Lodge Of Modern Wood
men had pictures Tuesday evening
showing the Tubercular Home for
members of that order.
Mrs. J. H. Gray was In Boston last
week and her daughter. Mrs. e. L.
Mcntire, returned with her.
O, o. Vittum, our towns oldest citi-
zen was out riding Tuesday.
Aston Coraon has sold hfs house
in the village I'd Harold York.
The Ladies' Aid viii hold their reg
ular meeting at the Hotfls Of Julia d.
Vittum Tuesday May 3rd.
There will be May Sale at me M.
f. Church Vestry Tuesday AFTERNOON
and evening, May 10th. There will Be
a food and ice cream table, candy tas
BILE, Miscellaneous and May basket.
We want to announce the coming
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Canaan at one time maintained a
crack company of militia which form
ed a part Of the Somerset Battalion
of the State of Maine Militia. Com
panies were organized also by Palmy-
ra, Hartland, Athens, Skowhegan,
Harmony, Cambridge and Wellington.
The late Fifeld Mitchell, captain Of
the Canaan company, was commits
stoned as the colonel of the Battai-
lion.
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SKOwHEGAN HtGH

Errors, Johnson, Chisholm, Buford
2. Two base hits, Craig, Morrow,
Chisholm. Double plays, Craig to
Wall Struck out by Morrow 3; by
Chisholm 8, by Lewia IA Base on
balls, Chisholf 2, Morrow 3.
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walter Weston IS resn1neiing ana
repairing his buildings this spring.
A. w. Parsons purchased another
horse recently.
Potatoes for sale. Good second po-
tatoes suitable for seed or to feed
stock, zoe per blu. as long as they last.
Holt & Hight. 2w17
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Browns Corner in the northern part
of Canaan was named from an cary
settler by that name who cleared
farm In the vicinity. For some years
Eldridge Brown kept small store al
the corner.
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GOODYEAR
TIRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES
HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS
Sporting Goods
<. z. FOLSOM
z. z. FOLSO M

For the next three months will take
orders for the flexible boned spirella
Corset and corset waists for women
and girls Measure taken and corsets
fitted, soc off for coming to my home.
CORA M. JORDAN.
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HIGHLAND

A. J. Dumphy made business trip
to North Arson Wednesday.
Frank Ashley who has been living
in the Mary Wood house passed thru
town with load OF goods on his way
to his home at Dead River.
Ralph Wing of Flagstaff passed
thru on his way down river with his
REQ car.
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MALBON'S MILLS

A crew of six men were replanking
the bridge at this place on Monday
and Tuesday.
w. B. Weatherbee recently bought
fine work horse of the Bradbury
Bros.
Mrs. Verne Wiley has been suffer-
ing with bad eye.
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EAST SKOXHEGAN

Frank Landry of Orono has spent
q week with his sister Mrs. Ralph Buzz
we'll of Skowhegan.
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Read the Independent-Rep all
the news of Somerset County.
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BURNS DISTRICT, NORRIDGEwOCE

Seth Devall Is moving his family to
the village.
Mrs. Albert Parsons, Jr. and little
son Donald of Waterville are visiting
with her husbands parents.
Dennis Beauchard has begun plow-
ing ON his farm on the Burns road.
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home Thursday, April 81 at 8 p. M,
conducted by Rev. C. w. Robinson,
pastor OF the Congregational church.
The pail bearers were his son-in-law
w. E. Robinson, two grandsons, Colby
and Allan Robinson and nephew, Fred
w. Preble The floral offerings were
many and beautiful.
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STATE OF MAINE

Somerset S. April T. 1921
Then personally appeared Harold L.
Brophy and made oath that he has read
the above bill and knows the contents
thereof. and that the same is true of
his own knowledge, except the mat
ters stated to be on information and
belief, and that as to those matters,
he believes them to be true.
Before me,
LYMAN L. WALTON
Notary Public q
(SEAL)
Somerset, IS. Clerks Office Sup.
Jud. Court.
Received and filed 9Th day of April
A. d. 1921.
Attest; w. T. SEEkINS, Clerk.
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LYMAN L. WALTON
Notary Public
ETATE OF MAINE

Somerset, Ia. April 7, A. D. 1921
On the foregoing bill in equity it is
ordered that hearing on the prayer
for temporary injunction and for re-
ceivet be had at the Court House in
Skowhekan in the County of Somerset
on Wedne taay the first day of June
A. D. 1921, at ten-thirty O'Clock in the
forenoon. and that notice thereof be
given to the defendant corporation by
serving on its clerk. an attested copy of
said bill with this order thereon, at
least seven days before the time of said
annear and show cause. If any 1t have.
why the prayer of said bill FOR said
temporary injunction should not be
granted.
And that further notice of the pend
ancy of this petition and the time and
place of hearing thereon be given to all
parties interested by causing a copy
Of said bill, with this order thereon to
be published for three consecutive
weeks in the Independent Reporter a
newspaper printed and published in
Skowhegan in said County of Somerset,
the last publication to be at least four
teen days before said time of hearing.
1t is also ordered that subpoena issue,
returnabia At the June Rules next.
It is further ordered that pending
said hearing aid until further order of
Court, said defendant corporation, Its
officers and agents be restrained and
enJoirfed from receiving any money,
payffg any debts, selling or transfer
ring any, assets, or exercising any of
the privl1sEes or fra nchises Of said cor
poratioSf
LUERE 3. DEASY
Justice, Supreme judicial SQUIRT
A srqe copy OF bill and order of
sw17s Attest: W. r, sEEKrNs. Clerk.