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IN CHANCERY.
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AARON NJ. HAMILToN,l
FRED A. SICKLE Bennington ae TT n conDty, s..
COLE SICKLE.
ANDREW V. TURNER
and December Term. 1894
MICHAEL FULLA@.
Whereas Aaron NJ. Hamilton of Sandgate, in
the county of Bennington and State of Vermont,
on the 29th day of October. I. d. 1894, has duly
filed in the office of the clerk Of the Honorable
Court of Chancery within and for the county of
Bennington aforesaid. at Bennington
in said county of Bennington, his
Sickle of Sandgate aforesaid, Cole Sickle
formerly of said Sandgate but now residing with
out this Stale, at Salem in the County of Wash
ington in the State of New York, Andrew "
Turner and Michael Fullam. of Sandgate afore-
said in substance complaining and sett ng forth in
said bill:
That on the Second day of April, A D., 1884,
Fred A. Sickle and Cole Sickle, then of said
Sandgate duly executed to the petitioner a mort
gage deed of certain land situated in Sandgate
aforesaid and described as follows, viz:
Situated in school distri t number two, and
bounded on the north by land owned by Viola
Hamilton; on the east by Green River: on the
south by land of Ezra Hamilton; and on the
west by the highway. containing threefoL rths of
an acre of land more or less.
Conditioned for the payment of two hundred
and fifty dollars, as specified in two promissory
notes executed by said Fred A. Sickle
and II Cole Sickle to said Aaron Srtn
wi
bred and twenty-five dollars each. such notes be-
ing dated on the second day fApril, A. D., 1884,
and payable, one, one year from date, and the
other two years from date each with interest an
nualy, which are now justly due and owing and
have not been paid according TO the tenor thereof
That he is now the lawful owner and holder OF
said notes and mortgage:
That the said Fred A.Stickle still resides IN said
Sandgate, but that the SAID Cole Sickle now re-
sides in Salem, in the county of Washington, in
the State of New York Petitioner further shows
that Andrew V. Turner and Michael Fullam of
said Sandgate are now in possession Of a part or
all the premises described in their petition by
virtue of and under some real or pretended lease
thereof from one or both Of the said Stickles and
claims an interest in said premises subsequent
and subject to said mortgage
And praying that the equity or redemption Of
the said Fred A. Sickle and Cole Sickle and
Andrew V. Turner and Michael Fullam in the
premises, may be foreclosed agreeably to the
provisions of law, and that subpoena may be
issued as prov ded by law.
AND WHEREAS it appears that the said de-
PENDANT Cole Sickle resides and is without the
Washington and State Of New York, so that a
subpoena cannot be served upon him
II is THEREFORE ORDERED that the SAID
absent defendant Cole Sickle be and he is hereby
and by the publication hereof as provided by law.
required 20 appear before the Honorable Court Of
Chancery next to be holden at Bennington with
in and for the county Of Bennington, on the first
Tuesday of December. A. d. 1894, being the next
stated term of said Honorable Court of Chancery,
upon the first day of said term, and then and
there make answer to said bill Of complaint of the
said Aaron NJ. Hamilton;
AND FURTHER. that notice of this order and
of the tendency Of said bill Of complaint, be Civ
to the said Cole Sickle, by publishing the
substance Of said bill Of complaint, together with
said order, in the Bennington SEMI-WEEKLY
BANNER, public newspaper printed and pub
lished at Bennington in the County OF Benning-
ton aforesaid, thI ee weeks successfully, the last
of which publications shall be at least twenty
days previous to the commencement Of the aiore
said term OF said Honorable Court of Chancery,
Dated at Bennington, in the County of Bennng-
ton aforesaid, this 10Th day Of October, A. d,
1894.
HARRY T. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
o. M. BARBER, Solicitor for Petitioner. IS