The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

duly organized under the laws OF the
commonwealth of Massachusetts.
That it is engaged in the business OF
manufacturing paper in. the town OF
Pepperell, in the county of MiddleseX, in
said commonwealth.
in the year 1897, it was the owner ia Zee
of certain tracts of land, together with
the buildings thereon, situated In said
town of Pepperell, and bounded and
described as follows:
First parcel, bounded northerly on land
formerly of Alexander Dewitt and
Thomas F Tarbell afterwards Bellows,
II. NJ Clark, being the piece of land next
hereinafter described; easterly and south
erly on land now or late of the Worcester,
Nashua and Rochester railroad ana
westerly on the Nashua river, containing
three 80 acres, more or less being the
first parcel of land described in deed of
Company. dated January Sd, 1881 and
recorded with Middlesex south district
deeds, book 1858, page r..
Second parcel, situated just northerly
of and adjoining the parcel last described
and bounded: Beginning at point on
said river at lot last described, and at
the ,easterly end of a dam, as shown on
a plan made by Alexander Wadsworth,
dated August 10, 1860, and recorded in said
registry of deeds thence running south
erly about seven Cd feet to land of said
railroad company; thence 43a4 degrees
east by land of said railroad company
about three hundred and thirty $500 feet;
thence running northwesteriy to said
river one hundred and thirty-four Q3l
feet; thence running southerly by said
river to the point of beginning Together
with all the rights, easements and cove
nants and subject to all the restrictions
and membranes mentioned in deed of
Thomas F. Tarbell to Alexander Dewitt.
dated July y, 1854, and recorded in said
registry, book 104, page 500, and subject
to all the rights, membranes, ease
ments and privileges mentioned or re-
ferred to in a deed from Bellows to
Clark, dated January LIST, 1864, and re-
corded in said registry, book 9lS, page
scribed in said deed of Charles Fairchild
to said Fairchild Paper Company.
Third parcel, situated on the westerly
side of said river and opposite the parcel
northwesterly corner thereof at land
formerly of Isaac Bennett; thence run
ming southweSterly and southerly by a
line parallel with and everywhere twenty
five feet distant westerly from the high
water mark of said river about twelve
rods to point near the brook; thence
running easterly to said river; thence
running northerly down and by said river
to land now or late of said Bennett;
thence westerly by land formerly of said
Bennett to the point of beginning. Being
scribed in said deed of Charles Fairchild
to the Fairchild Paper Company.
Fourth parcel: Beginning at a point
on the westerly side of Groton street that
mark Of said river, said point Of begin
ming being near Jewett's bridge, So
called; thence running westerly and
southerly in a line parallel with and
everywhere three rods distant southerly
and westerly of the high-water mark of
said river to land now or late of Everett
e. Tarbell; thence running westerly by
said Tarbell land to said river; thence
running northerly and easterly by said
river to said Groton street at Jewett s
bridge aforesaid; thence running south
eriy by said Jewett's bridge to the point
OF beginning. Being a part of the seventh
parcel of land described in said deed OF
Charles Fairchild to the Fairchild Paper
Company.
the westerly side Of Mill street, which
point is twenty-five feet northerly from
the thread of the brook which crosses
said street from Cowdry pond, so-called
thence westerly in a line parallel with
and everywhere twenty-five feet distant
northerly from the thread of said stream
to point that is twenty-five feet easterly
from high-water mark of said pond;
thence running northerly and westerly In
line parallel with and everywhere
twenty-five feet distant. westerly and
mark to land formerly of Henry A
Parker; thence easterly across said pond
py land formerly of Abel Hodgman;
thenee easterly and northerly in line
five feet distant southerly and easterly OF
said pond at high-water mark to point
that is twenty-five feet distant Southerly
from the thread of said brook; thence
easterly in line parallel with and every
where one hundred and twenty-five feet
distant and southerly from the thread
of said brook to said Mill street; thence
northerly by said street to the point of
beginning. Being portion of the ninth
parcel of land described in said deed of
Charles Fairchild to the Fairchild Paper
Company: Excepting however, from the
parcel above described, such portions
thereof, if any. as have been heretofore
conveyed by said Fairchild Paper Com
pany to the Brookline and Pepperell
Sixth parcel, with the paper mill race
ways, and all other buildings and struc-
lures theron. Beginning at the north
westerly corner thereof at said Mill street
at land now or late of the Pepperell
Gard & Paper Company; thence easterly
by land of the Pepperell Card & Paper
Company aforesaid to the Nashua river;
tnence southerly up and by said river to
Main street; thence easterly by said Main
street to said Mill street; thence north
erly by said Mill street; thence easterly
in line parallel with and twenty-five
feet distant northerly from the barn of
the agents house. so-called, situated 1T
the corner of said Main street and Mill
street to a point where a line parallel
with and six feet distant easterly from
the easterly side of said barn would in
tersect the line last described; thence
northerly to stake driven in the ground
six feet easterly of the southeasterly
corner of land now or late of Mrs.
Harper and in line of her southerly line
extended; thence westerly to her south
now or late of said Harper and north
westerly by land now or late of Frank H
Behrens to said Mill street. thence north
erly by said Mill street to land now or
late of Charles II. Miller; thence easterIy,
northerly and westerly by land of said
Miller to said Mill street; thence north
erly by said Mill street to the point of
beginning.
Seventh parcel: Beginning at the north
westerly corner thereof at said Main
street at land now or late of said Ben
land to said river; thence easterly and
northerly by said river to said Main
street; thence westerly by said Main
street to the point of beginning
That on the twenty-third day of July,
in the year 1897, the Metropolitan Water
Board, acting for the commonwealth of
Massachusetts, under the provisions con-
tanned in chapter. ass of the acts of 1895
and acts in amendment thereof took the
south branch, so-called, of the Nashua
river for the purpose of constructing,
metropolitan water works as provided
for in said act
That by said taking the. amount of
water flowing by the plaintiffs mills
and through the plaintiffs land has been
greatly decreased, and the plaintiff has
suffered damages to large amount
And your petitioner being unable to
agree with said Metropolitan Water
Board as to the amount of damages to
be paid to 1t as compensation for injuries
thus sustained, respectfully asks that it's
damages may be assessed in the manner
provided in section IA of said act and
amendments to the same.
And the Old Colony Trust Company of
Boston, in said commonwealth of Mas
sachusetts. a corporation duly organized
the holder of mortgage upon the above
described premises, hereby joins in the
foregoing petition.
NASHUA RIVER PAPER COMPANY.
By w. S. B. HOPKINS,