Deasy & Lynam L. B. Deasy Attorneys and A. is. Lynam Counselors Bar Harbor, Maine, Sept. 27, 1915. Mr. George B. Dorr, Bar Harbor, Me. Dear Mr. Dorr: I enclose certificate showing due filing of the Trade Mark in the office of the Secretary of State. There has not been time, of course, to hear from the Patent Office. Yours truly, LBD/MLC Deary of your DDG ADDRESS ONLY 2-186 THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS, No. 90038 WASHINGTON, D. C. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE WASHINGTON July 27, 1917 REGISTERED Sieur de Monts Spring Company, AUG 21 1917 Sir: Your APPLICATION for REGISTRATION OF TRADE-MARK for Water ints natural state and carbonated water, has been examined and allowed. The CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION will be issued and forwarded to you as soon as practicable in due order of business. Very respectfully, Thomas Eining Commissioner of Patents. Sieur de Monts Spring Company, Bar Harbor, Maine. 6-1987 TRADE-MARK DIVISION. 2-237. Paper No. 8 Address only All communications respecting this The Commissioner of Patents, Washington, D. C." 0 application should give the serial number and date of filing. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE WASHINGTON June 6,1917. Sieur de Monts Spring Co., Bar Harbor, Maine. U.S. MATLEY, JUN 6 1917 MAILED The application for the Registration of a Trade-Mark filed by XXXX, Oct.22,1915, S.N.90,038, Class 45. has been examined and passed for publication, in compliance with section 6 of the act authorizing the Registration of Trade- Marks, approved February 20, 1905. The mark will be published in the Official Gazette of June 19,1917. Any person who believes he would be damaged by the registra- tion of this mark may oppose the same by filing notice of oppo- sition, stating the grounds therefor, in the Patent Office within thirty days after the publication thereof, which said notice of opposition shall be verified by the person filing the same before one of the officers mentioned in section 2 of the act of February 20, 1905. If no notice of opposition is filed within said time the Commissioner may issue a certificate of registration. Copies of the Trade-Mark portion of the Official Gazette con- taining the publication of the mark may be obtained as soon as published at five cents each. Respectfully, 6-1872 Thomas of Eving Patents. Commissioner Room 163. 2-236 Paper No. Address only All communications respecting this "The Commissioner of Patents, application should give the serial number, Washington, D. c.," date of filing, and name of and not any official by name. the applicant. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE Ro-R WASHINGTON June 25, 1917. U.S. PATENT OFFICE. The Wild Gardens of Acadia, Eden, Bar Harbor, Maine. JUN 25 1917 MAILED Please find below a communication from the EXAMINER OF TRADE MARKS AND DESIGNS regarding the applicationals for Middle filed May 18, 4977, S.S. 103,876. Thom Enging 6-1608 Commissioner of Resense The particular description of goods is Ando timita in that it fails to clearly scantity the anticles upon which it is desired to claim use of the mark. Amendment is re- quired. For the information of the applicant it is stated that printed books are classified in Class 38, Prints and publications; blank books, on the other hand, are classified in Class 37, Paper and stationery. Division is required and registration is refused. A search of Class 38 fails to show that the mark is anticipated. Representation of a plant ADDRESS ONLY 2-186 THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS, TBM No. WASHINGTON, D. C. 103876 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE WASHINGTON Sept. 8, 1917 The Wild Gardens of Acadia, REGISTERED OCT 2 1917 Sir: Your APPLICATION for REGISTRATION OF TRADE-MARK for Printed Books and Pamphlets, has been examined and allowed. The CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION will be issued and forwarded to you as soon as practicable in due order of business. Very respectfully, and Eving rd. Newton Commissioner of Patents. The Wild Gardens of Acadia, c/o George B. Dorr, 6-1987 Cosmos Club, Washington, DoCo Signat they Bar Harbor, Maine, Avril 5, 1915. George B. Dorr, Esq., Bar Harbor, Me. Dear Mr. Dorr: In organizing today the Sieur de Monte Spring Company (stock corporation) and Sieur de Monts Arboretum and Wild Gardena (corporation without stock) there were present in person a majority of the associates. The time and place of organization having been fixed and furthernotice waived the absence of a minority does not affect the legality of the organisation. The statute is ailent on the point but our best legal authorities support this view. We think that there is no doubt that a majority may under the circumstances act with full legal effect. As a matter of extreme caution, however, we would like to have the records show that those absent were represented. We accordingly enclose proxies which will you please have signed and filed with the Clerk. Very truly yours, LBD/MLC Deary hyper To all whom it may concern: Be it known that The Wild Gardens of Acadia, a corporation duly organized under the laws of the State of Maine, and located in Bar Harbor, town of Eden, in said state, and doing business there has the accompanying drawing for adopted and used the trade-mark shown in the books and pamphlets in Class No. 38, Prints and Publications. The trade-mark - has been continuously used in the business of said corporation since April 1, 1917. The trade-mark is applied or affixed to the goods, or to the packages containing the same, by placing thereon a printed label on which the trade-mark is shown. The Wild Gardens of Acadia, By Secretary. the Com flated fn, In mallongton Ricily haves 65 Cents to Chiny Chaughtrman mit that and Water the Memour from dramis application of do S. dr M. serial no 90038 I desin't Dublic th following fasts 11 Regulation was refend M gramber that mark was is gio graft. applicant desiron thannin this first.follow nation: quote n the Chay drangfloma basken requested to Hander the and Water on a thrown It's belowd this places th application In forsten for publication, Wh achun requested Rest Subd H-R U.S.PATENT U.S. OFFICE 1917 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE MAR23 ---0 - MAILED X X Sieur de Monts Spring Company, Before the Trade-Mark for Water, Commissioner Filed Oct. 22, 1915, On Petition Serial Number 90,038. Examiner's Statement o - This is a petition to revive the application of the Sieur de Monts Spring Company, above identified, which became abandoned November 5, 1916. The mark stands refused and the applicant has filed an argument relative to the ground of refusal. The examiner, however, is not persuaded that the refusal to register should be withdrawn in view of the argument. No formal requirements remain to be complied with. The petition is not verified. As the examiner is not aware of any facts not disclosed by the record, and as the question of reviving this application is wholly within the discretion of the Commissioner, no recommen- dation is made. Very respectfully, Examiner of Trade-Marks & Designs March 23, 1917. ADDRESS ONLY 2-603 LETTER No. THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS WASHINGTON, D.C. EEG DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE WASHINGTON April 26, 1917. In the matter of the + Application of ) Sieur de Monts Spring ) Company, Petition to Revive. Trade-Mark; Filed Oct. 22, 1915 ) No. 90,038. ) Sir: You are hereby informed that the decision of the Commissioner on the above petition is as follows: "Petition granted." Thomas Ewing Commissioner. April 25, 1917. By direction of the Commissioner: Very respectfully, W. Chief Clerk. F. Sieur de Monts Spring Company, Ban Harbor, Maine.