The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-06
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY:

! All the lands, properties rights and
franchises of the Worcester Brewing Com
! pany, of every name and nature, wher-
ever situated or however described, and
particularly certain tract of land Stu
ated in said Worcester bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the SoutheaSterly corner
thereof at an iron pin in a stone set in
the ground at the intersection of the
northerly line of East Worcester street
with me westerly line of Plum street.
thence westerly by said East Worcester
street one hundred and twenty-five and
eight-tenths ..S5.Sl feet to land now or
erly by said Houston land eighty $50 feet:
thence westerly, still by said Houston
land sixty 600 feet to the easterly side of
Henry street; thence northerly by the
easterly line of Henry street two hundred
siXty-siN and one-fourth (26614) feet to
land now or late of one Benagliai thence
easterly by said Benaglia land eighty-onS
and six-tenths (Sl.6) feet to land now or
late OF John A. Kennedy; thence south.
erly by said Kennedy land eighty-three
and seven-tenths $50 feet to a pointI
lightweight 1881 feet to the westerly side
Of Plum street; thence southerly by said
line Of Plum street one hundred and
eighteen (l1Sl feet; thence easterly TWEEN
the ground .hence southerly by said
Plum street two hundred nineteen (219
feet to the place of beginning.
Also a certain tract of land situated on
the corner of East Worcester and Henry
streets, in Worcester aforesaid, bounded
as follows: Beginning at the intersection
of the north line of East Worcester street
with the east line of Henry street; thence
easterly by East Worcester street sixty
| GOD feet; thence northerly by land now
or formerly of Walter Henry eighty-three
and one-third (S3 1-3) feet to a point:
| thence westerly by land of heirs of said
Walter Henry, now or formerly, by a line
drawn parallel to the first described line
sixty (60) feet to said Henry street; thence
SOuthPrlV nv said Horny al oh
| three and one-third (S3 10 feet to the
| place of beginning; being the same prem
| lses described in a deed thereof from
| Bridget e. Henry, guardian, ct al, to
jeremiah w. Mara, dated on the tenth
| day of May, in the year eighteen hundred
Ielghty-SeVen, and recorded with the Wor-
cester district registry of deeds, book 1854
page 1853.
| Also the following described machinery.
| fixtures, goods and chatteIs:
Boiler house, tubular boilers, $50 II. P.
| each.
! Brew house, boiler feed pump. 2 tank
pumps, hop jack pump, Grant pump, l
| cooler pump,l pump, l So H
steam engine, l 20 II. p. steam engine. 2
| 80 tons refrigerating machines with iron
| oondensers, 800 bbls. copper boiling kettle
40 bbls. steel rice tank, l $50 bbls. steel
IRON tanks for hot and cold water 500
Dbl; steel MASKING tank, l 800 Dbl. hop
| jack (steeD, l $50 Dbl. steel surface tank,
= copper BaudelOt coolers, l steel feed
water heater for boilers, 2 water reser-
l IL,
copper boiling kettle.
Stock house, with / $50 Dbl. connected
with 8 in water supply pipes from driven
! wells; driven wells, each in; 8 iron
malt elevators with steel brackets 3 iron
| malt conVeyors, 8 iron steel hoppers i
improved Monitor malt cleaner with latest
improvements and dust separator, / dust
collector, l automatic scale hopper, l
| IRON improved non-eXplosive malt mill 1
| mashlng machine with hydraulic lift de-
wee, l MASKING machine for rice tank l
I a inc ton ea..s
Shatungs, hangers, pu1leys, etc, plumb
I ing, steamfitting in brew house boiler and
| WASH house; also ammonia piping through
| the whole stock house.
| wagon platform scale
Cold storage building-Chip casks. stor-
| age fermenting and settling tubs, with
necessary gray iron supports, beer I'll
tiers, bunging and racking apparatus. with
the necessary beer hose, etc
| Wash house-Machinery washing and
| cleansing machine, rolling machine: also
pitching machine, with necessary outfit,
Cooper shop-Tools, etc, with driving
machine, repairing machine, as slaves and
| heading machines.
| Cooperage-Small, like hogsheads. bar
rels half and quarter barrels.
stable = II horses, harnesses, wagons,
| buggies, etc.
Buildings wired for electric lighting.
Also all engines boilers, machinery.
1xed and movable, fixtures, tools, inven.
lions, once furniture and personal prop
erty of every kind and description from
| time TO time acquired by the said Worces-
| ter Brewing Company in place of or in adj
dition to the said described personal prop
All bottles, cases and bottling machine
All ale, lager and porter. hops, malt
grlts, sugar and other brewing materials
| on premises or elsewhere.
! ALBERT II. WAITE Commissioners.
| FRANK p. GOULDING, Solicitor,
| worcester, Mass. F25,27, M613