Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-01-20
Perley @. Ferry,
VS..
Fred II. Packard,
Anna l. Packard,
Limerick National Bank,
+. A. Fales and
Richard b. Everett.
In Chancery,
Orange
County
is1s.

/
Whereas, Perley @. Ferry OF Greenfield
| in the county of Saratoga end state OF
New York has brought his bill OF COM
plaint against Fled ii. Packard and Anna
J. Packard of Dedham in the county OF
! Middiesex and Commonwealth of Massa-
cbusetts, and theTeupon complains and
\ says in substance, that the said Fred II.
| Packard, then of Braintree in the county
OF Orange and state OF Vermont, on the
I'D day of January, A. ID. 1892. was justly
| indebted TO Amass w Ferry in the sum of
nine hundred dollars, specified in nine
promissory notes described rs follows:
| All OF said notes signed by the said f. H..
| Packard aud each given for the sum OF one
hundred dollsrs and payable with inter-
est annually to A. w. Ferry or order, in
one, two, three, four. five, six, seven eight
aud nine years respectively from their
date. That to secure tine payment of said
notes he said F. ii. Packard ard his wife,
Anna J. Packard, on the 23i day OF Jan.
uary, A. ID. 1892, in consideration OF nine
hundred dollars, by their deed OF that
date by them duly executed, aeknoWl-
edged and recorded, did convey to the said
A. W Ferry, his heirs and assigns, the fol.
lowing described land in Braintree in the
county OF Orange aud state of Vermont,
viz: Being all and the same land decided
to Fred II. Packard OF Braintree ov Amasa
w. Ferry Of Greenfield, New York, by
warrsntee deed dated the 5th day of Jam
uary, A. d. 1892, to which deed reference
is mad tor q moro particular description;
upon condition that IL said notes should
be paid according to their tenor, then said
deed to be void, otherwise OF force; and
that six of said notes are now due and
unpaid with a large amount OF interest on
all of said notes except the note due five
years from date, which has been raid.
And further setting forth that the LINER
iglr nf han - \ it
Frank a. Pales and Richard b. Everett of
Norwood in the Commonwealth of Mas
sachusetts, claim some iuterest in said real
estate and that said notes and mortgage
were signed and transferred to the ora
tor by The said A. W. Ferry on tue 18th
day of October. A ID. 1892. The orator in
said bill OF complaint praying that the
said defendants be deoreed to pae TO the
clerk OF this court, for the benefit OF the
said orator, the sums due ana to grow due
on said notes, with interest and costs, by
short day to be fixed by the court, and
in default thereof. that the defendants
and all persons claiming under them be
forever foreclosed OF all equity of re.
compton in the premises; that he ora
tor have writ OF possession OF the prem
ises and be further relieved.
IL appearing that all of the said defend
ants are without the state OF Vermont so
that personal service OF said bill of com
plant cannot be made upon them by
proper officer. tits ordered that thew be
given notice of the pendency OF said bill
OF complaint by publishing the substance
thereof toget her with this oder in the
HERALD AND NEWS, newspaper printed
81 Randolph in said county of Orange.
three weeks successfully, the last OF
which publications to be IT least twenty
days before the June Tenn, 1888, OF said
court, TO be held at Chelsea within and
for said county of Orange on the first
tuesday OF June, A. ID. 1898, to which
Tern saio bill oil complaint is brought,
and at said term TO answer 10 said hill IL
tney see cause. and stand to ind abi1e
such order and decree In the premises as
To said court shall seem meet.
dated al Cheisca thus oath day of No.
vember, A. ID. 1897.
CURTIS :. EMERY, Clerk.
WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, Solicitor.