Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1904-11-05
PETITION FOR FORECLOSURE.

FEllllOIN FON TONESLOoONE'
STATE OF VERMONT, Whereas, HeI
WINDSOR COUNTY, IS. ry L. Holdend
Chester in said County has duly filed a ps
tition to the Court of Chancery in and I'd
said County against Henry A. Read, Mn
Henry M. Bennett, alias Mrs. Laura Big
ger, the Gillen Printing Company AM
James H. Mcconnell. setting forth that q
the first day of January. A. d. 1908, sal
of Windsor duly executed to said Henry !
Holden mortgage deed of certain land 81
uate in said Chester, and in said petitiCI
fully described, said mortgage being givsI
to secure the purchase money of said prem
ises and duly recorded; conditioned for "
payment of the sum of fourteen hundra
dollars. specified in a certain promised
note bearing date on the first day of jag
uary. A. ID. 1908, by the said Henry !,
Read, duly executed and payable to
Henry l.. Holden or order with interest
date of said note, which said note has
been paid according to the tenor and eff
of the same and is now justly due and
ing; and further conditioned as in said
ton fully set forth, to wit, in the ml
of insurance, which conditions have
been complied with; and further set
forth that Mrs. Henry Bennett, alias
Laura Bigger, residing In the State of Nj
sachusetts, the Gillen Printing Comps1
in the State of New York, and James "
Cornell. residing in parts unknown, to VI
in the State of Missouri, claim some init
est in said mortgaged premises; and furth9
setting forth that upon said lands
premises are dwelling house, ell q
woodshed, horse barn, cattle barn o.
other buildings, and that said mortgas
and his assigns have vacated said premis
and that no person or persons now occu
said dwelling house; and further sett
forth that said premises are scant secur
for the payment of the said note and md
gage; ,.
Wherefore the petitioner prays that
equity of redemption of the said Henry, /
Read, Mrs. Henry M. Bennett, alias Mn
Laura Bigger, the Gillen Printing Con
pany and James H. Mcconnell in the pref
ises may be foreclosed agreeably to t4
statute in such case made and prOyide(
and that the time of the equity of redemt
ton by the said defendants or either
them may be shortened;
And whereas it appears that said Bennett
alias Bigger, said Printing Company, an
said Mcconnell are without this State, 1
that the summons of said Court may nd
be served upon them;
IT is THEREFORE ORDERED that the sal
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Bigger, the Gillen Printing Company aDI
James H. Mcconnell be notified and n
quired to appear in and before said Cou1
and make answer, if any they have, an3
abide the order and decree of sad
Court in the premises, at the term thereO
next to be held at Woodstock. in and 10
the County of Windsor in the State q
Vermont, on the first Tuesday d
of December, A. d. 1904, upon tn
first day of SAID term, by publishing ths'
substance of said petition, together wit
this order, for three successive weeks, 4
The Spirit of the Age, a newspaper pull.
lished at Woodstock in said County, the las
publication to be at least twenty days prid;;
to said term of Court which shall be deemes3
sufficient notice to said Bennett, sal1
Printing Co. and said Mcconnell.
Given under my hand, at Woodstock, 4
the County of Windsor, this 18th day .,
October, A. ID. 1904.
JAY READ PEMBEK, Clerk.
GEORGE l.. FLETCHER,
Solicitor for Petitioner.