The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-02-04
STATE OF VERMONT,
IN CHANCERY, WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARCH
TERM, 1891.


Albert JohopBou, ddjHis,raior Qf Estote Of charles
H. Hedh, ahd TrHuaH Il. Gordon vs.. Lccis 7atro
and Emily Tdtro.
wherein, Albert Johonnott Administrator Of Is
tate Of Charles II. Heath. deceased. aud Truman X.
Gordon, hot both OF Mo9tpeler in said County have
of Chancery for the County of Washington in the
foreclosure of mortgage against Lewis Tatro aud
Emily Iatro, wife of sad Lewis Tatro, both of
torth ~ substance that on the LIST day Of Aplh,
A. d. 1885 the said Lewis Tatro and Emily TatrO
tain lands in Montpelier, ia the County of Washing
ton described AS follows, to wit: Being all and
by the said Heath aud Gordon with the buildings
thereon, to the said Lewis Tatro situated ON the
westerly side Of North street. called, in said
ner of land owned by Freeman GokeY and eytend
ing about nine and 0ne.half rods un the westerly
side of said North street to land owned by James
II. Laugdon; thence turning an angle and extend.
ing in "A westerly direction ON the line of said Lang
don's land eight rods thence turning an angle aud
extending in outherly direction in a straight
line As nearly parallel as possible with said north
street to a point ON the northery line of Freeman
Jockeys land eight rods westerly Of said orth
street. thence turning angle and extending east
ery on the line of said Gqkeys land to the place Of
beginning ito secure the payment of the sum OF
i've hundred aud twenty-five dollars, specified in
ten promissory notes all bearing date the day
OF april A. d. 1888; nine of said notes being for the
sum of fifty dollars Hch. aud one being for the sum
Heath and Truman X. Gordon or order, with inter
est semiannualy the first of said notes heing made
payable in installments of four and one-half dollars
each month after date respectively, until paid in
full, and the second of said notes being made pay
fifteen, eighteen. tweuty.one and twenty-four
months after ate. respectively, until fully paid,
and the rest OF said notes were made payable in
tn ee. four, five, six, seven, eight nine amt ten
years after date, respectively. And the Caid Lewis
Tatro was to pay all of the taxes assessed on the
mOrtgaged premises. and keep the buildings said
benefit and security of the mortgages, free Of
charge to the mortgages. And said Lewis Tatro
has neglected and refused to pay said notes, and
that said notes are due and unpaid And your
orators further show that said mOrtRaged premises
consist of cheap house lot and old buildings that
said notes given for purchase money that said
Lewis Tatro has not made any repairs or improve
mens and that said premises scant security for
the said mortgaged Indebtedness with the interest
now accrued thereon, and that said premises
now incuubered by said mortgage for more than
they are worth; and PRAYING that the usual time of
redemption may b. shortened to some early day to
be fixed by the Court.
And your orators further show that the defend
ants once resided on said mortgaged premises and
that they informed and believe the defendant
wife Emily Vatro, claims homestead in said
PREMISES and,
Whereas. it is made to appear that the said Lewis
now reside without this State, so that the pro-
cess of this Court can not be served upon him. 1t
Emily Tatro. wife of said Lewis latro be notified of
the tendency said bill in chancery and sum
mOned to appear and make answer to the same and
show If any he have, why the prayer thereof
be granted. before the Honorable Court of
Chancery next to tie held at Montpelier within and
for the County of Washington. ON the second Tues
substance of said bill i'll chancery. together with
this order, three weeks successfully in the YER
mont Wachman a State Jon,1di; a weekly news:
wspaper printed at Montpelier, in the County of
Washington, the Hast of which publications to be
a. least twenty days previous to said second
TatTO.
Given under my handat Montpelier. in the County
of Washington, this 2th day of January A. ID. lS9l.
LEIGHTON L. SLICK. DeDuty clerk.
7. X. GoRpoN. Solicitor for Orator.