The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-11-01
STATE OF VERMONT. T., Cbsro,rJ
BENNINGTON COUNTY, ~
Milo &. Huling, Adr.,

s sENEfS Of 9EF S5GSFY, In chanosr''
Milo &. Huling, Adr.,
Thomas White, Adr.,
Ruel Bartlett,
Winthrop V. Bartlett
Frederick Bartlett,
William Bartlett,
Nettie Bartlett,
Samuel Bartlett
Elizabeth Bartlett,
Reuben Bartlett,
Beecher Bosworth aud
Olean BoSworth.
Whereas, Milo c. Huling, administrator of the
estate of A. b. Gardner, late OF Bennington, de
ceased of Bennington, in the County OF Benning
ton and State of Vermont has filed in the office OF
the Clerk OF the Court of Chancery, in the County
of Bennington, his petition for foreclosure against
the above named defendants upon certain land;
situated in WoOdford. IN the County OF Benning
ton aforesaid, DESERT ed In a certain mortgage
executed by Charles Moor, then OF Mortified in
the County Of Franklin and State of Massachu.
sets, but since deceased, on the I'd day OF Octo'
Der, A. ID. 1878, to Charles NJ Bliss, then of Wood
ford aforesaid, said lands described as follows
Lots No. q, 30 and 81 in the first division and
lots No, T. 6, and in the second division of land
in WoOdtord containing nine hundred and forty
five acres OF land, be the same more or less.
Conditioned for the payment Of the sum Of
nineteen hundred and fifty dollars, specified in
four promissOry notes dated October LIST. 1873,
made by Charles Moor and payable TO Charles NJ.
Bliss or order, one on or before February LIST.
1874, one on or before September list, 1875 one on
or before September LIST, 1876, and one on or be.
fore September LIST, 1917, with interest annually
after June list, 1874, which are now justly due
and owing and have not been paid according to
the effect Of the same. Said petition further set
ting forth in substance
That the petitioner claims To forecose only
on lot No. ., in the second division, as mem
toned in said mortgage.
That after the execution and delivery of said
mortgage, deed and notes, said Charles NJ. Bliss,
in consideration of fifteen hundred dollars on the
4th day of October, 1878, assigned said mortgage.
deed and notes TO 4. b. Gardner. thenof lenning-
ton, in said county of Bennington, and that said
assignment was duly recorded in the Town Clerk
office in said WoodfOrd.
That afterwards said A. Il, Gardner, deceased
intestate, and that Milo G. Hulng, of Bennington
aforesaid, was duly appointed administrator OF
the estate OF said A. b Gardner deceased, by the
Probate Court for the District Of Bennington on
the 2lst day of December. A. D. 1883. in due form
of law.
That the said Charles Moor did for a valuable
consideration, on the 9th day Of October 1874, sell
and convey the aforesaid premises to Josephine
Bartlett, the wife of Reuben Bartlett, by deed Of
warranty. which said deed was well executed
acknOw edged and recorded in due form Of law.
That afterwards, to wit, on the list day of Jan
uary, 1879, the said Josephine Bartlett and the
said Reuben Bartlett, did by deed and for a val
liable consideration attempt to convey said
premises TO the said Charles Moor and that af
ttTWAfuS tue sNlu CilAfleS MOOT ul0 on the slth
day of January, 1885, for valuable considera-
ton, deed said premises to Olean Moor, now
the wife of BeCcher Bosworth, of Daner, in the
State of Massachusetts,, by deed executed, and
rpcorCO l..
That after the execution of the deed from
Josephine bartlett aud Reuben Bartlett to the
said Charles Moore, the said Josephine Bartlett,
deceased, and that Thomas White. of Benning.
ton Aforesaid, was duly appointed administrator
ON her estate on the 18th day of June. 1855 by
the Probate Court for the District OF Bennington,
That Josephine Bartlett aforesaid, at the time
OF her decease, lett the following named child
rem Ruel Bartlett, Winthrop V. BARTLETT Fred
erick Bartlett, Nettie Bartlett, Samuel Bartlett,
William Bartlett and Elizabeth Bartlett, minor
children, of the State of Massachusetts, who
claim an interest in said premises.
That after the execution and delivery of said
deed to said Olean Moor BOsworth by the said
Charles Moor, the said Charles Moor deceased,
and Thomas White of Bennington was duly ap.
pointed administrator on his estate on the 18th
day of October, A. ID. 1855, by the Probate Court
for the District of Bennington.
That the said Reuben Bartlett and the said
Becchor BOswOrth claim an interest in said premi.
SEES, both of the SCate of Massachusetts and pray
ing that the equity Of redemption OF the said
Thomas White, administrator, on the estate of
said Josephine Bartlett, and Thomas White, adj
Illustrator on the estate OF Charles Moor aiOrc
said, Reuben Bartlett, Ruel Bartlett, Winthrop
V. Bartlett " lillian Bartlett, Frederick Bartlett,
Ntttie artlett and Elizabeth Bartlett. Olean
BOswOrth and Beecher BoswoIth, in the premises,
may be toreclosed agreeably to the provisions OF
section go OF the Revised Laws. And IL appear
ing that all of said defendants, except Thomas
White, administrator aforesaid, c Ide. and are
without the State OfVermont, so that subpoena
cannot be served upon them,
1T IS THEREFORE, ORDERED, that said descendants
be required to appear the first day of the next
stated term of said Court to be held at Bennington,
within and for the County of BENIN ton, vn the
first Tuesday OF December, A. d. 1888, and make
answer to said petition, and that the said petition
shall this prIpr In h, DnllS he'd in th.
BENNINGTON BANNER, public newspaper print
cd at Bennington aforesaid, three weeks success
lively, the last of which shall be al least twenty
DAYS previous to the commencement Of the afore
said term of said Court.
Dated at Bennington aforesaid this 18th day of
October, A, b. 1883.
EDWARD j. HALL, CLERK.
JAMES B. MEACIIAM, Solicitor for Petition or.