The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-02-20

Allen S. Kellogg LamoiIle County,
rs SIS.
of W. IL. Parcher's Es-
tate and Susan Il. Sea- April Term
yer, Olean E.Wash and
james f. Walsh. a. ID. 1878.
whereas: Allen S. Kellogg of Stowe, in the
county of LamOille and State of Vermont, on the
LIST Tuesday of December, A. ID. 1877, filed in the
Office of the Clerk Of said Court of Chancery, his
petition of foreclosure setting forth in substance,
that on the Goth day of August A. ID. 1860, Willis
IL. Parcher then of Stowe aforesaid, but since de-
ceused, by his good and sufficient deed of mort
gage, conveyed to Charles K. Churchill and Yer
non wilkins, also of said Stowe, certain land and
premises situated in Stowe lower village and lie.
sCribed as follows, viz. "Being all and the same
land and premises this day decided TO me, the said
W. II. Parcher, by the said Churchill and wilkins.
Reference to said deed and those therein referred
to for description, and Is where now live with
my family in Stowe Mill Village. This mortgage
given to secure the purchase money for the above
described premises" Conditioned for the pay
ment Of six Promissory Notes, for the sum Of one
hundred dollars each, dated, March 9th, 1869, and
payable to Churchill and wilkins bearer, on
the LIST day of March, in the years A. ID. 1872 lS73
1874, 1878, 1876, and 1877, and on interest annually
signed by the said w. II. Parcher, and payable
according to their tenor and effect. And further
setting forth that at Whitefeld, county of Coos,
and State of New Hampshire, on the Both day of
March A. d. 1875, the said Willis II. Parcher died
ntestate. And further setting forth that the
9th day of May, a. ID. 1876, by the consideration
of the Honorable Probate Court in and for the
District of Lamoille John d. wilkins Of stowe,
aforesaid, was duly appointed and commissioned
Administrator of the Estate Of the said Willis ii.
Parcher. And further setting forth that the said
Churchill and Wilkins by their good and sufficient
assignment, conveyed the said mortgage and, the
said notes therein specified, then wholly due AID
unpaid with all the privileges both legal and
equitable, thereto pertaining, to the said Petition.
er. And further setting forth that, neither before
nor since said assignment said notes have ever
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Petitioner. And further setting forth in prayer
that the equity of redemption of the said John ID.
wilkins or any one under him in and to
said land and promises, may be forever
fOreclosed And it being made further to appear
that prior to the execution of the said mortgage OF
the said Pareher to Churchill and wilkins and
some time between the 4th day March, and the 18th
day of july A. ID. 1869, the date whereof is entire
ly unknown to the Petitioner, the said Churchill
and Viking gave to the said Parcher bond for Il
deed of the aforesaid premises, with certain con.
ditions therein specified. And it being made fur.
ther to appear that on the It'll day of July, A. ID,
1869, the said Willis II. Parcher, then Of Stowe,
aforesaid, but since deceased, and Olcan +. Parch.
er, his wife by their deed of mortgage, dated the
day and year last mentioned conveyed to Susan
b. Seaver then Of Stowe, but now of Whiteleld,
Coos county, and State of New Hamshirc, the
aforementioned land and premises, with condi,
ton for the payment of certain promissory note
of the sum of two hundred dollars, dated the said
18th day of July, A. ID. 1863, and also conditioned
for the payment of all sums Of money which she
may hereafter advance for him and also all notes
which he may give her on demand according tI
their tenor. And it is made further to appear that
ON the 10th day of August, A. ID. 1863, the said
Churchill and wilkins, by their good and sufficient
deed of warranty, conveyed to the said Willis II.
Parcher, the same land and premises so mortgaged
as aforesaid. And it being made further to ap.
pear that at Whiteteld, aforesaid, the said Olcan
L. Parchcr, at date subsequent to the death VI
the said w. II. Parcher, was joined in lawful mar
riage to one James Walsh of said Whiteficld. And
il being made further to appear that the said bord
of the said Churchill and Wilkins to the said
Parcher and the mortgage of the said Parchcr ard
wife, to Susan b. Seaver, were entirely unknown
to your Petitioner, previous to the fling of his
said petition. And il being made further to appear
| that the said Susan b. Seaver, James +. Walsh,
and Olean E. Walsh, now reside without this State
so that subpoena cannot be served upon them.
Therefore pursuant to leave granted at the last
session of this Hon, Court notice Is hereby given
to the said Susan b. Seayer, James I. Walsh, and
Clean u, Walsh, of the pendency of this Petition,
| Hon. Court of Chaneery, next TO he holden at
Hyde Park, within and for the county Of Lamoile,
ON the 4th Tuesday of April, a. ID, 1875 by the
publication of the substance of the said Petition
three weeks successfully In the LAMOILLE NEWS
q newspaper published at Hyde Park, In the coun.
ty of Iamoille, the last of which publications shall
be at least 90 days previous to the said 4th Tuesday
of April, A. d. 1878, then and there to make
answer to the said Petition, and abide such order
and decree thereonas to the Hon. Court shall seem
meet
| Dated at Hyde Park, in said county Of Lamoillc
this 9th day Of February, 4. D. 1878;
w, ii. II. kENFIELD, Clerk.
| v. 7, MACUTCHAN, solicitor.
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