Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-03-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will sell
public auction. to the highest cash bidder for the
same, the goth day of March, A. D. 1879, at ten o)
O'clock in the forenoon at the Trip Farm, so-caled,
Bloomington in the County of Orleans and State of
Vermont said Farm being situated about three miles
northeast from the village of Bloomington, VT, the
following described property, viz:
The Trip Farm, so-called in Bloomington aforesaid
containing about 200 acres: said Farm being subject
to mortgage of ($l4oO oo) fourteen hundred dollars
and some interest. Sixteen cows, lumber wagon, 10
tons of good hay, pair double harnesses so bushels
of oats, 40 cords of stove wood oxcart, plows,
harrows, horse rake moving machine, l wheebar
row, butter worker, set patent milk pans, dozen
small pans 600 sap buckets sap pans GOO spouts
sap holders cultivator, stoves, forks, shovel
l iron-bar and other farming tools too numerous to
mention.
Also at same time and place: The interest of VIM.
Twombly, bankrupt, in bankruptcy, in the Isaac Kill
burn place. called in said Town of Bloomington in
the north part thereof containing four of land
buildings; the same being Grammar School Land AL
SO pew No. 6, in the Union Church in Bloomington
Centre, VT Also one-haf interest in pew No. 90 in
the Congregational Church at Bloomington Village.
Vt. Also whatever interest the bankrupt firm of
Grandy, Skinner Walker, Co., have, whatever in
terest the private estate of William Twombly IN bank
ruptcy has the Echo Pond Saw Mill property, So
called the village of East Charleston and in the
town of Charleston Vermont; and also the interest
in the machinery therein belonging to the aforesaid
bankrupt estate. One undivided half of about fifty
acres of timber land adjoining George Coins land y
ing in the eastern part of the town of Bloomington
aforesaid.
at public auction to the highest cash bidder for the
same, at the Hotel of j. H. Brown. in the Village OF
Barton Landing. Vermont, on the 2lst day of March
A. D. 1879 at O'Clock, A. M, the following property
to w.t. one-thrd interest in small piece ofland nea.
the railroad yard in Barton Landing village aforesaid
(2) two pews. Nos and in the NJ. E. Church in
Barton Landing Village aforesaid. Two horse sheds
belonging to the NJ E. Church at Barton Landing, Nos
and g. The right to take away two horse sheds be-
longing with the Congregational Church at Barton
Landing; about one hundred thousand 1O0,O0O) feet
Of dry hemlock boards; policies of life insurance
polices of fire insurance. two ~ buffalo robes;
buggy wagon. sleigh, traverse sleds driving har
ness lot of notes and demands list of which will
be given at the sale; the equity of redemption in the
premises now occupied by L. G. Grandy in Barton
Landing Village and one fire insurance policy belong
ing therewith the equity of redemption in the prem
ises occupied by Daniel Skinner in Barton Land
ing village and policy of fire insurance belonging
Herewith; l pew in the M. E. Church, at BartoI
Landing belonging to said Daniel SINNERS private
estate in bankruptcy; lumber shed in Barton Land
ing, and one hay cutter.
WILLIAM r. POWELL,
Assignee of the Estate of
Grandy, Skinner Walker d Co.
in Bankruptcy
Troy, VT, February 81, 1879.