The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-04-20
Samuel Bean, Executor

Samuel Bean, Executor
v. In Chancerv
Samuel M. Bond,
Franklin M. Bond, IOrange Comfy
John j. Bond ii'9'
Mary Hines, Lizzie Mes June Term. 1894
ser and George w. Bond.
Whereas, Samuel Bean, executor of the
last VIII and testament of Alvah Bean, late
| OF west Farlee in said County deceased.
has MED in the Office of the Clerk of said
Court, his petition for foreclosure against
Samuel NJ, Franklin NJ, John J. and Geo.
w. Bond and Mary Hines and Lizzie Mes
ser, setting forth in substance that Thomas
Bond and Celista NJ. Bond, his wife, of
| west Falrlee in said County, on the 31st
day OF March A. d., 1884, by their deed of
that date did convey to Alvah Bean, land
III sald west Falrlee described in said deed
as follows. viz: being the farm now
owned and occupied by the said Thomas
"Bond and Cellsta M. Bond, and by them
occupied many years last past, and all the
real estate by them owned Jointly, sun
posed to be one hundred and fifty acres.
more or less, reference being had to the
RECORDS IN IoWn Clerks office West Fair
Zee, FOR more definite descriptions and
further setting forth in substance, that on
the first day of October, A. d., 1888, the
SAID lnomaS Bond executed his deed of
that date, and therein did convey to said
Avian Bean, certain land in West Falrlee
ana gershlre in said County, described in
said deed as follows, viz: about seventy
''tYe acres Of land. being the balance of lot
mo. seventeen (l7) in the first Range, af-
Ter selling off about thirty-fve acres off of
said lot to AlYah Bean, and the same farm
and premises decided to the said Thomas
Bond, by James NJ. Hatch and Rebecca K.
"Hatch, by deed If April |, A. D., 1870, on
record, Book s, page ITO, West Fairlee
'Records, the same more or less;' that said
deeds were conditioned for the payment of
TWO certain pr0mlSSOry notes, one dated
April !, 1882 tor the sum of five hundred
dollars, signed by said Thomas Bond, and
the other for five hundred fifty-four and
55-10O dollars, dated March 3lSt, 1884, and
both payable to said Alvah Bean or bearer,
on demand with interest annually; that
since the death of said Thomas Bond the
said CeliSta M. Bond, his wife, has deceas-
ed; that since the execution of said deeds
SAID AlVah Bean has deceased, and said
Samuel Bean has been appointed by the
Probate Court, Executor of his last will
and testament, and is now performing the
duties of said appointment; that each and
all OF said defendants are children and
heirs-at-law of said Thomas Bond, who
died interstate and seized in fee simple of
the lands and premises above described;
that defendant George W. Bond resides
without this State so that no process can
be legally served upon him by an officer in
his State, as by said petition on file appears
Now therefore it is ordered, that notice
IF the tendency of said petition be given to
said George w. Bond, by the petitioner, by
publishing the substantial parts of the
same, together with this order, in the Brad
ord Opinion, newspaper printed at Brad
ord IN said County, three weeks successive
y, the last of which publication to be at
east twenty days before the first day of the
erm of said Court, next to be held at Chel-
ga, within and for said County, on the
irst Tuesday of June, A. D., 1894
Chelsea, pri 9, 1894.
SALMON b. HERARD, Clerk.
Ohm II. WATSON, Solicitor. rs