The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Worcester Cycle Mfg. Co.'S Property,
Worcester, Mass.
BY virtue of a decree of the circuit
court of the United States, will be sold by
me as master, at public auction At
TENDER, 1899, upon the premises Of the
Worcester Cycle Manufacturing Com
pany, situated at IA Bloomingdaie road, in
Massachusetts, the right, title and inter
est of the Worcester Cycle Manufacturing
Company in the following real estate and
personal property, describing the real es-
tate formerly owned by the Worcester
Steel Works, on or near the Blooming
dale road in said city of Worcester, to-
gether with the rights of way, If any,
over adjoining land, and subject to all
also to all valid liens and mortgages of
persons and corporations which existed
prior to June q, 1897, other than the par
ties to the suit in which said decree was
made. Said real estate Is described as fol-
lows
First-That tract or parcel of land situ-
ate In the city of Worcester, county of
Worcester and state of Massachusetts,,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Northerly on Bloomingdale road, in said
city, three hundred and tifty-eight and
SlN-l6nLIS 1905 % IGGLt eGSlGrly by lHllQ Oh
the Boston and Albany Railroad Com
pany four hundred and seventy seven t4T7)
feet; southerly by/a brook channel of
said railroad company three hundred and
sixty-one and two-tenths (S61.D feet;
westerly by land formerly owned by Isaac
Davis and by land formerly of William r.
NELSON'S heirs, and land formerly of
Thomas Kinnicutt's heirs four hundred
and forty-one (44l) feet. Said above de-
scribed tract contains one hundred and
stxty-tive thousand one hundred and forty
eight 165I l4S) square feet of land, and is
comprised of four certain lots of land, one
Of which is fully described in a deed from
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Com
pany to Nathan Washburn and George w.
Gill, dated July %, 1857, and recorded in
the Worcester registry of deeds book 5S6,
same lots of land described and conveyed
by deed from said Boston and Worces-
ter Railroad Company to Nathan Wash
burn, dated the twentieth day of April.
1883, and recorded in said registry Of
deeds, book G34, page 1866, all and singular
said premises being the same conveyed to
the Washburn Iron Company by deed
from Nathan Washburn, dated April 9Th,
A. D. 1864. and recorded in said registry
of deeds, book SIT, page $40.
Second-One certain other parcel of land
situate in said city of Worcester bound
ed and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at stone post in the south
erly line of the Bloomingdale road, So
called; thence turning at a right angle to
ming southerly five hundred and thirty
six. and three-tenths (536.3) feet to the
northerly line of passageway; thence
turning at an angle of ninety-one degrees
and twenty-nine minutes (91.29 minutes),
and running westerly on said north line of
said pasSageway two hundred and forty
two (242l feet to land formerly of e. and
7. K. Earle; thence turning at a right
angle and running northerly and bound
Ing westerly on land of said e. and T. K.
Earle seyenty-f1ve and eight-tenthS (75.8)
feet to the centre Of brook; thence turn.
ing and running easterly and bounded
northerly on land of the Washburn Iron
Company one hundred and forty GAO feet;
thence turning and running northerly and
bounded westerly by land of the Wash
burn Iron Company four hundred and
seventy-seyen (4YT) feet to the south line
OF said Bloomingdale road; thence turn
ing and running easterly and bounded
northerly on said Bloomingdale road one
hundred and one and four-tenths COL a
feet to the place Of beginning; being the
same premises conveyed to the Washburn
Iron Company by deed from the Boston
and Worcester Railroad Company, dated
October Slst, 1865, and recorded In said
registry of deeds, book ia, page 81.
In1rd-One other certain tract or parcel
of land situate in said city of Worcester,
and in the rear of the Wesson Tavern
House, so-called, on Grafton street. and
known as the yellow House estate
pounded and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner thereof
being corner of land which was former
ly set off as dover of Widow Betsy Yves
son in the estate of William r. Wesson
by commissioners duly appointed; thence
running southerly by land of said Wash
burn Iron Company about fifty-nine feet
and six inches to land formerly of George
w. Gill; thence westerly by land Of said
Gill about sixty-eight feet and six inches
to land set off as dover to Betsy Wesson;
thence northerly by tho land Of the said
Betsy about fifty-eight feet and ten
inches to land of said Washburn Iron
NGNn1 man nuf1 .1w-
passageway, bytheland OF the said Wash
burn Iron Company about sixty-eight
feet and six inches to corner first men,
toned and place of beginning; being the
Iron Company by deed Of John McGarr,
dated October Sth, 1870, and recorded in
said registry of deeds, book 1913, page 43S.
Fourth-One other certain tract or par
Gel Of land, situated and lying in the city
of Worcester aforesaid, and on the south
erly side of the Bloominedale road, So
called, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the northeasterly
corner of said land on said Bloomingdale
road, at corner of land hitherto con-
veyed to the Washburn Iron Company:
thence. by said Bloomingdale road west
erly about seventy feet to land Of one
Maria; thence by said Marras land
southerly fifty-seven feet and ten inches.
thence turning and running easterly and
northerly on line parallel with the line
first described to land hitherto conveyed
to said Washburn Iron Company: thence
northerly and westerly by said last
named land to the place of beginning; be-
Ing the same premises conveyed to the
Washburn Iron Company by deed from
Betsy Wesson George r. Wesson. Mary
s. Flagg. Sarah M. Rice and Elizabeth A.
Britton. dated May 18th A. ID. 1867, and
recorded in said registry Of deeds, book
745, page ESQ.
Also. there will be sold by auction, at
the same time and place and together
with the above, the following personal
property. in the hands of the receiver OF
said company appointed by said court,
and being machinery apparatus, tools
appliances and other plant. materials
fuel and other property used In the equip
ment and operation of the same For this
first parcel nothing less than $25 600 will
be accepted as bid by order of court
| shall also sell, as master, at the same.
time and place, certain personal property
which can be conveniently used In the
equipment and operation Of the said plant
In a separate parcel, as win be there am
nounced
Upon confirmation of said sale by the
said court title to said property and real
estate win be decreed by said court 10
purchasers. Further details will be an
nounced at time and place Of sale, or can
be obtained Of me,
LOCKWOOD Hour, Master.
col States Mutual building, Worcester,
Mass, August 4th, 1883: