The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-04-29
WI. Ffalsl.x
In Chancery

Orange Co.
j. e. WEsENER & OTHERS. )June term 92
Whereas, w j. Entriken of Moline in the
state of Illinois, has filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Chanceryin said Co. his
petition for foreclosure, against D. K. Wes-
ener and Alfonsne ID. G. Wesener. his wife,
of Akron in the State of Ohio, u. l.. Mar
vim and f. NJ. AtterhOlt of said Akron and
Elmer E. French of Newbury in the State
of Vermont, setting forth in substance that
}. E. u Alfonsine ID. G. Wesener on the
Goth day of April A. d. 1886, duly executed
to Charles Atkinson mortgage deed of
certain lands, situated in said Newbury
and described as follows, to wit beginning
at the southeast corner of land then owned
by James b. Lawrie, on the highway lead
ing north through the town of NeWbury,
thence in southerly direction along the
westerly side of said highway to a stake
and stones, standing near the top of a hill
on the line fencing said highway, thence in
straight line to stake and stones stand
ing in the line of land then owned by Ed
ward Hale, thence on the line of land then
owned by said Hale to the south west cor
ner of land then owned by said Lawrip,
to the bounds begun at, containing nine
and three-tourthS acres more or less the
above include the Medicinal Springs" and
all the 'MOntebellO Buildings so called
Also tract of land on the easterly side of
first mentioned highway bounded as fol-
house lot then owned by Schuyler Stebbins,
bounded westward and northerly by tie
highway first mentioned and the road lead
ing to the farm then owned by d. c.. d. p.
and f. e. Kimball, and from thence at the
foot OF the ledge on course south forty
nine and one quarter degrees west until it
intersects the line running from the north
west line of land then owned by said Steb-
bins, and on said line to bounds begun at
containing ii acres more or less; being all
the land decided to William Clark by Joseph
Atkinson and wife by deed dated Oct s.
iSI2, and recorded in book q, page $3.50 of
land records of Newbury. Conditioned for
the payment of certain promissory note
dated April 70, 1886, for the sum of $4,000,
payable five years after date. with interest
at SIX per cent annually, to the order of
said Atkinson, and signed by said }. L.
Wesener. and also conditioned to secure all
reasonable costs of collecting said note, in
GLIDING attorney fees.
And the petitioner says that said note
and interest since April 26. 1883, are now
due and owing &c; that he is the legal
holder and owner of said note: that said j.
4. WeSener has been as the petitioner is in
formed and believes, adjudged an insolvent
or mas made an assignment of his property
Tor the benefit of his creditors and that
said Marvin and AtterhOlt are his assign
eeS ana as aSSlgneeS are now controlling
sald property and that said Elmer l.. /
French now occupies said premises under
SAID aSslgnees. "A therefore,, the petitioner
prayS, that the equity of redemption of
said J. +. Il AlphonSine ID. c. Wespner L. |
NJ. Marvin, +. NJ. Atterholt and Elmer T.. /
French in said premises may be foreclOsed
agreeably To the statute in that behalf pro /
Vded.
hereupon il appearing that said J. f. |
" esener, AlphOnSine ID. G. Wesener. l.. /
l.. Marvin and +. NJ. AtteThOlt reside with /
out this state, so that no legal service of 4
sald petition can be made upon them. il is 4
ordered that the petitioner cause them to /
ne notified of the tendency of said petition.
Oy publishing the material facts of the /
same together with this order in the United /
Opinion, newspaper printed at Bradford
In said Orange County. three weeks sue
eesslvely; the last of which publications to
be at least twenty days before the first day
Of the term of Orange County Court of /
Chancery next TO be held at Chelsea within
and for the County of Orange, on the first
Tuesday of June A. d.. 1872
Given under my hand at said Chelsea,
ms 10Th day of April, A. ID. 1892.
SALMON d. HEBARn, Clerk.
z. A. PRoUTY, Solicitor. Is u