Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-12

IN CHANCERY.
FLOYD T. WORKS,
IN CHANCERY,
HENRY MORIER & ORLEANS COUNTY,
AMANDA AIORIER. September Term, 1897,

vs.. IN CHANcERY,
| HENRY MORTER & { ORLEANS COUNTY,
AMANDA MORIER. September Term, 1897
Order of Publication.
Whereas, there has been filed in my office by tn,
in the County of Polk, and State of Iowa, petition
of foreclosure against Henry Morier and Amanda
Morier of Chicago, in the County of Cook, anC
State of Illinois, setting forth in substance ha
said Defendants on the 10th day of December, A
D. 1896, duly executed to the said Orator mortg
age deed of certain lands and premises in the town
OF Westmore, in the County of Orleans and State
of Vermont, described as follows
Being lot No 81, in the first division, drawn tC
the original right of Roswell Hopkins, supposed tC
contain two hundred and ninety-two acres. Also
lot No. 50, in the frs division drawn to the original
right of Asahel Williams excepting sixty and
109-16O acres decided to George Z. Powers from the
southerly end of said right and also ftty-one and
7S-160 acres decided to Welcome Alllard off the
northerly end of said lot,) The remainder of said
! lot now decided supposed to contain one hundred
and SeVenty-one acres.
Also a part of lot No. 81 originally drawn for the
use of schools, and described as follows: Begin
ming in the center of the brook at the northeast
corner of land decided by Welcome Allard to Geo.
E. Powers thence on said line about one hundred
rods to the center of the road leading from the
Chamberlin lot through SAID right thence up said
road to the west erly line of said right; thence
northery on said line one hundred rods to the CEN
ter of the brook; thence down the center of the
brook to the place of beginning, supposed to con
land decided by Joseph B. and Louisa COuche, June
20, 1881, to Joseph w. Silsby.
reference is MADE TO all SalQ ueeuS 10r -urJner
descrp ton, and to deeds subsequent to Julius r.
Parker, and from said Julius r. Parker and wife to
the petitioner, Floyd T. Voris, July q 1895.
Also being, pasture of about thir1y acres adj
joining the foregoing described lands that were
decided to Joseph w. Silsby by Joe Conley. October
L. 1881, and then decided other parties, and then
to said Floyd I. Voris. Said premises supposed to
contain about five hundred and fifty acres.
Said MOI tgage was conditioned for the payment
OF certain promssory note for the sum OF three
thousand dollars, bearing date December 10, 1885,
executed by the said defendants and made payable
to the order of the said Orator the frs day of
June, 1897, with int crest quarter-Yearly at the
office of NJ. Il. Squires in Chicago, the State of
Illinois. And the Orator further represents that
the defendants have neglected and refused to pay
said note, or any part thereof, although duly de-
manded.
And further representing that by accident and
through the mistake of the scrivner who wrote
said mortgage, said note prescribed in said
mortgage falling due June 1st, 1885, date prior
to the date of said note, instead of June 1st 1897
the date when said note was, in fact, made payable.
And praying that the equity of redemption of the
said defendants IN the premises may be toreclosed
agreeably to law, and that the Court of Chancery
will reform said mortgage that the same shall
correctly describe said note the time when the
same falls due, and for such other and further
lief to said Court shall just and equitable.
And, whereas, it being made to appear that said
Defendants without the State that personal
service Of said petition cannot be made upon them
therefore it is ordered that the said Henry Morier
and Amanda Morier be ordered to appear before
the Court of Chancery next to be holden at New
port within and for the County of Orleans on the
8th day of September "A. D. 1897, then and there in
said Court to to the foregoing petition of the
of said petition in the Orleans County Monitor a
weekly newspaper published at Barton, for three
successive weeks. the last of which publications
be not less than twenty days prior to said Septem-
Der term of said Court of Chancery.
Given under my hand at Newport, this 10th day of
June, A. D. 1897.
H. B. CUSHMAN. Clerk Orleans
W. w. MILES, Solicitor. $3.50