Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-06

HARRIET o. LANGLEY, Windham m County
MARY j. HAWKINS, ct al April Term 1905
Whereas Harriet o. Langley, of Boston, Mas
sachusetts has filed in said court her petition
for foreclosure against Mary j. and Rufus u
Hawkins, both OF Newfane, in SAID county, ana
William NJ. Haynes and Edgar \. smith, both
of Springfield. Massachusetts, returnable at the
above term, setting forth that said Mary Land
Rufus Hawkins on October 81, 1893, eAecut
to her a mortgage deed of certain lands situate
in said Newfane. containing about three nun
bred acres of land, with buildings thereon;
bounded noTtherly by lands OF Fred johnson ana
George A. Downs and wife; east by lands OF d.
Henry Pratt and Anthony Huntley; south by
land of George n. Underwoods estate, W. H.
Rand, c. Il. Skinner and Harlan Howe; west by
land of George b. Williams and Mandana BI!ls,
excepting therefrom one acre OF land with
buildings thereon owned or occupied by T. +.
Skinner:
Twenty five hundred dollars, signed by sand
mortgagors of even date with said mortgage
payable November /, 1901, with interest sent
annually. which note is now justly due ana ow-
ing not having been paid, according to the ten
or and effect of the same:
And further setting forth that said Haynes
and Smith claim some right or interest in the
said premises by virtue of deed thereof from
or through said mortgagors but which the petit
toner AYERS is subsequent and subordinate TO
her said mortgage
And further setting forth that there are two
other mortgages resting upon said premises
prior and superior to the above described mort
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George b. johnson, of Newfane, Vermont,
and one of Four hundred and fifty dollars to s.
T. Davenport, of Greenfield, Massachusetts
That the value of said premises is lnuch less
than the total amount of said mortgage indebt
edness, to wit, the value of the premises does
not exceed Twenty-siX hundred dollars There
are now on the premises forty or hity tons
of hay cut during the last one or two seasons
which the petitioner believes that said Haynes
or some one in his behalf, will sell and dispose
of unless restrained by order of Court, all OF
which would be of great damage to the petition
er: Therein praying that the equity OF redemp,,
said William NJ. Haynes and Edgar \. smith in
the said premises be foreclosed agreeably TO the
law and that the said mortgagors and said
Haynes their agents, attorneys. servants and
Iessees be restrained from selling removing
said hay or any crops of the year 1908 from said
premises until further order, and that the time
of redemption in the premises shall be shorten
ed by the Court as may seem meet:
And wherefore said prayer for restraining or
der as to said hay and crops has been granted
by Hon. James VI. Tyler, Chancellor, as above
prayed for, and il appearing that said Haynes
and Smith are now without the state OF YER
mont, to wit at Springfield, Massachusetts,
IT Is ORDERED that the petitioner give not
ice of the pendency OF said petition and of said
restraining order by publishing the snbsta nc;
order in the Windham County RefoTmer,
newspaper published at Brattleboro. in said
County, three weeks successfully. the last pub
LEGATION to be at least twenty days previous 10
the first day of said April 1903 term of said
Court and that said Haynes and Smith be re-
auired to appear at said Court ON the hrst day
of said term and make answer to said petition,
or otherwise the same will be taken as confess
ed which said petition will be taken as suffi
cient notice TO said Haynes and Smith to appear
and make answer to said petition.
Given under my hand at BTattlehoro, IN SAID
J. III. MERRIFIELD, Clerk.
CLARK C. Fits, Solicitor.