The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-17
In Chancery
Orange County,
June Term,

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ton, Moody G. Marston, Orange County,
Clara A. Marston, Geo.
f. Smith, Harriet f. June Term,
Smith, b. M. Blake and
Melissa w. Blake. 1896
Whereas, Mary b. Goodwin of Newbury
in the county of Orange and state of Yer
mont, has brought her bill of complaint
against A. III. Burton, Ella A. Burton,
Moody G. Marston, Clara A. Marston, Geo.
+. Smith, Harriet F. Smith, B. NJ. Blake
and Melissa W. Blake, and thereupon COM
plains and says, in substance, that on the
9th day of August A. d. 1877 one Susan
White, late of said Newbury, duly execut-
ed to Betsey s. Richardson and Nancy A.
White, a mortgage deed of certain land in
said Newbury described as follows; it being
| the same premises conveyed to j. g. White
by J. & w. s. Watson by deed dated and
| recorded in book l9 page All of land records
in said Newbury, to which reference is
made for more particular description, and
being the same premises situated in the viii
lage of Wells River which were conveyed
to the mortgagor by said Betsey E. Rich
ardson; said mortgage being given for the
sole benefit OF the mOrtgagOr to raise the
necessary money to take up prior mort
gage resting upon said premises.
That said mortgage deed was conditioned
for the payment of certain promissOry
note, dated the 9th day of August, 1887,
signed by said Susan White, and payable
to said Betsey E. Richardson and Nancy A.
White, on demand with interest annually,
for the sum of seven hundred fifty-five dol
lars and eighty-two cents, and on which
note payments have been made which ap-
pear endorsed thereon, but still leaving due
upon said note, more than one thousand
dollars which has not been paid according
to the effect of the same.
And the orator AYERS that, after the exc
cution of said mortgage deed, the said
Betsey E. Richardson died and the said
Nancy A. White became the sole owner of
said mortgage and the note described there
in and said mortgage and note were duly
assigned to the orator and she Is the lawful
holder and owner OF the same. and the ora
tor further AYERS that said Susan White de-
ceased some years ago and no admintstra-
ton has ever been taken out upon her es-
tate, but left as her heirs at law the orator
and said Ella A. Burton, wife Of A, III.
Burton, Clara A. Marston, wife OF said
Moody G. Marston, Harriet +. Smith, wife
OF George F. Smith and Melissa w. Blake,
wife of b. M Blake, and the orator in said
bill of complaint prays that the equity Of
redemption of tine said Ella A. Burton, A.
II. Burton, Clara A. Marston, Moody G.
Marston, Harriet F. Smith, George u.
Smith, Melissa w. Blake and B. NJ. Blake.
in the premises may be fOreclosed agreea-
bly, to the provisions of law.
1t appearing by said bill of complaint
that all of the said defendants reside with
out this State so that personal service there
of cannot be made upon them, it is ordered
by the court here that notice of the penden-
cy of said bill of complaint be given to said
defendants by publishing the substance
thereof, together with this order, in the
United Opinion, newspaper printed at
Bradford, in said County, three weeks sue
the last of which publications to
be at least twenty days before the next
term of said court, to be held at Chelsea
within and for the county of Orange, on
the first Tuesday of June, A. d. 1895, that
said defendants may appear and answer to
said bill of complaint, if they see cause,
and stand to and abide such order and de-
cree in the premises as to said court shall
seem meet.
Dated at Chelsea this 4th day of April A.
D. 1896.
CURTIS s. EMERY, Clerk.
SMITH & SLOAN, Solicitors. 25