Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-09-02
Special y otirts.



WHEREAS the Kebo Valley Club, of Bar
w Harbor. in the town OF Eden, in the
county Of Hancock and State OF Maine, by its
mortgage deed dated August l. a. d. 1883 and
recorded in Hancock County Registry of
Deeds, vol. go page G2l, conveyed to the UNI
dersigned, his heirs and assigns, for certain
uses and trusts thereby created, certain real
estate and personal property. together with
the furniture, fixtures and other property
therein contained. situated aud being in the
village OF Bar Harbor, in the town OF Eden,
county of Hancock. State OF Maine. bounded
and described as follows, to wit: certain
lot or parcel Of land bounded and described
as follows: Commencing at a stone bound at
the Eagle Lake road at land of the Acadia
Park Company and running southeasterly
about two hundred and one feet -lo.Ia -stone
bound at land Of SNOW; thence ,tarninH and
running southwesterly about sixty nine and
nine-tenths feet bounding on land of Snow to
stone bound; thence Turning and running
southeasterly about nine hundred and forty
three feet, bounded partly on Snow and partly
on land OF Acadia Park Company to q stone
bound about fifteen feet easterly OF the CEN
tire of way leading from kebo road; thence
turning running southsrly by a curved
line about three hundred and ten feet paral-
lei to and fifteen feet from the centre OF said
way to stone bound; thence turning and
running southeasterfy about one hundred and
one and SIX tenths feet bounded on land OF
at land OF Miss Biddle; thence turning and
running southwesterly about four hundred
and thirty-three feet bounding on land Of
Miss Biddle to a stone bound at the Cromwell
Harbor road thence turning and running
westerly along said road six hundred and
forty feet more or less to stone bound;
thence turning and running northwesterly
bounded by other land of the Acadia Park
Company about seven hundred and eighty
six feet to a stone bound; thence turning and
running nortLeasterly ny other land of Aca-
dia Park Company three hundred and sixty
three and three-tenths feet to stone bound;
thence turning and running northwe sterly
by other land of the Acadia Park Company
about eighty three and seven-tenths feet to a
stone bound at the Eagle Lake road; thence
turning and running Gortheasterly along said
road about one hundred and forty-two and
tve-tenths feet to point OF beginning, and
containing twenty one and ninety-eight one
hundredths acres, be the same more or less,
as shown on the plan made by Joseph II. Cur
It's, Landscape Engineer, dated July, lass; to-
gether wiki the buildings thereon standing,
and also all the furniture and fixtures and
other personal property in said buildings
owned by said Kc1o Valley CLUB.
And whereas default has been made by the
said kebo Valley club i'll the payment OF the
interest and principal OF the deJt secured by
said mortgage, which default has continued
for more than three months, and whereas the
Acadia Park Company, being the holder OF all
the bonds constituting the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said mortgage, has in writing, under
seal, requested me Trustee to proceed to
foreclose this mortgage in any manner pro-
yided by the statutes OF the State of Maine;
condition in said mortgage has been broken,
by reason whereof | claim to foreclose the
same, and give this notice according to law.
Dated this twenty eighth day OF August,
a. d. 1897. FRANKLIN A WILSON,
Trustee.