Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1884-10-29
In Chancery.
\TE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF ERMONT,
COUNTY OF WINDSOR, S. S.
Ursula f. Stetson of Pomfret, in the County
Of Windsor, and State of Vermont, has
brought her Petition, returnabc to the
Court of Chanccry, next to be held ut Wood
stock, in and for said County Of Windsor, OF
the first Tuesday of December, A. ID. 1884,
and has filed the same in the office OF the
clerk of said Court. Said Petition sets forth
that Alvenus X NJ. Stetson and his wife,
Annie l.. Stetson. both then Of said POmfret,
but now Of parts unknOwn-out Of the State
of Vermont, on the sixteenth day Of No
vcmber, a. ID. 1876, duly executed TO crosby
Miller, u mortgage deed of certain land situate
in said Pomfret, and described as follows in
said mortgage deed :
at being all the land and premises we own
In the town of POmfret, and is al and the
same premises set out by the committee APP
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court, to set
out the partition and division OF the estate of
Zenas X. Stctson, late OF Pomfret, deceased,
and for more full and perfect description OF
the premises reference may be had to the
land records of Pomfret, and also all right and
title we have in and to the rcvcrsiOnary right
to the dover of our mother, Ursula Frances
Stetson, and also all right and title, interest
and demand which we have. or may have, in
and unto the estate of our mother, Ursula
Frances Stetson, ut the time of her decease."
Said premises are more particularly described
and bounded as follows: Said premises are
situated near the village Of North Pomfret,
and are bounded westerly by lands of Peter
II. Strong and Edgar 7. Harrington; North
erly, by lands of X. n. Stctson; Easterly, by
lands Of Orvis w. Clifford and Nelson Chamb-
erin Southerly, by the highway leading
from North Pomfrct to West Hartford, and
lands of John Delano, Mrs. Norman Snow,
and Euscbe Faneuf, and said premises are
set in the grand list Of said town Of Pomfret,
at forty acres, to A. X. NJ Steton, and twenty
acres to Ursula +. StctsOn, conditioned for
the payment Of note for the sum of five
hundred and thirty-tive dollars, dated No
vcmber 10th, 1876, executed by said A. X. NJ.
Stetson and payable to said Crosby Miller, or
bearer on demand, with interest annually,
which said note is due and unpaid.
Said Petition further sets forth that said
Crosby Miller on the fourth day Of December,
A, ID. 1876, ut said P0mfret, duly transferred
and assigned said note and mortgage to the
said Ursula Il. Stetson, who then became and
now Is the lawful owner and equitable bearer
Of said note and mortgage.
And praying that the equity Of redemption
of said Alvenus X. NJ. Stetson and Annie l..
Stetson, in said mortgage premises, may be
fOreclosed agrccably to law by some short
day.
Whereas, said Alvcnus X. NJ. Stctson and
Annie l.. StetsOn reside out Of this State, SO
that Subpoena cannot be served on them
Therefore, you, said Avcnus X. NJ. Stetson
and Annie l.. Stetson, are required to ar.
pear on the first day of said term of said
Court, at said Woodstock, and make answer
to said Petition. Said Ursula +. Stetson shall
cause this order to be published III the Spirit
Of the Age, three weeks successfully, and the
last of such publications shall be ut least
twenty days before said first Tuesday OF
December, 1884.
Dated ut said Woodstock, this 9th day OF
October, 1884.
GEO. B. FRENCH, Clerk