In re Gilchrist Co.
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the Gilchrist Company, bankrupt. . Claim of the William Eilene’s Sons Company was allowed by the ref.eree, and bankrupt petitions for review.
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
[1] This case grows out of a written guaranty by the Gilchrist Company, the bankrupt, to the William Fi-lene’9 Sons Company, hereinafter called the Filene Company, of a ■lease executed by the latter to the William S. Butler Company of premises at the southwest corner of Washington and Winter streets, in the ■city of Boston. All three were Massachusetts corporations engaged in carrying on dry goods department stores. The Butler Company ■was located on Tremont street, the Gilchrist Company on the northwest corner of Washington and Winter streets, and the Filene Company on…
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