The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-05-11
S. NJ. GLEASON. Judge.
Edmond T. George, In Chancery,
VS..
Albert d, Grant, Orange County,
George &. Grant,
Sidney b. Grant, June Term, 1894


Sidney b. Grant, June Term 1894.
Josie ID. Grant.
Whereas, Edmond P. George of West
Fairlee in said County has filed in the office
of the Clerk Of said Court, his petition for
foreclosure against Albert D. Grant George
G. Grant Jessie ID. Grant and Sidney 3.
Grant of Chelsea IN the State of MaSsachu-
Sets, setting forth in substance that Melissa
l.. Grant and Albert ID. Grant then of West
Fairlee aforesaid on the l4th day of Febru-
airy 1872 were justly indebted to the West
talrlee Savings Bank of West Fairlee
aforesaid in the sum of two hundred dol
lars specified in prOmiSSOry note describ-
ed as follows: Said note bearing date Feb
ruary 18th. 1872, executed by the said Me
liSSa l.. Grant and Albert d. Grant and
payable to the West Fairlee Savings Bank
for the sum of two hundred dol airs on de-
mand with interest annually: and that to
secure the payment of said note according
to its tenor the said Melissa l.. Grant, AL
bert ID. Grant and Josie ID. Grant on said
18th day of February 1872 i'm consideration
of two hundred dollars by their deed of that
date by them duly executed, acknowledged
and recorded did convey to the West Fair
lee Savings Bank land situated in the town
of West Fairlee in said county of Orange,
described in said deed as follows. viz:
"AbOut one acre of land in the village of
West Fairlee upon the nOrtherly side of the
highway leading from the Village to Mid
die Brook, bounded eaSterly by Almon
JOhnSon'S land, westerly by Mary Ann
F0ss' lot and northerly by land of J. b.
DearbOrn's and sOutherly by the aforesaid
road, upon which is dwelling house and
Out-buildngs, where said parties now re-
side, be the same more or less" that the
said Melissa l.. Grant has deceased and the
said Albert ID. Grant. George {. Grant and
Sidney Is. Grant are her heirs at law and
the sole owners of the equity of redemption
in said premises; that said deed was upon
condition that if the said note should be
paid according to its tenor, then said deed
to be void, otherwise of force, that said note
is due and unpaid and the same has been
transferred to and owned by the petitioner
and that payments of interest have been
made thereon within the last. to wit, six
years; that said defendants reside without
this state so that no process can be legally
served upon them by an officer in this state
as by SAID petition on file appears:
Now therefore it is ordered that notice of
the pendency of said petition be given to
said Albert ID. Grant Geo, G. Grant Sidney
b. Grant and Josie ID. Grant, by the petit
toner, by publishing the substantial parts
the same, together with this order, in the
Bradford Opinion, a newspaper printed at
Bradford in said County. three weeks sue
ceSsively, the last of which publication to
be at least twenty days before the first day
of the term of said court next to be held at
Chelsea, within and for said County on the
first Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1894.
Chelsea, April 26th, 1894
SALMON b. HEBARD, Clerk.
JOHN II. WATSON, Solicitor. q