Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-22
1ssaI Notifes.
STATE or MAINE.



HANCOCK S.
To the Honorable Judge Of the Supreme Jn-
dicial tourI, next 10 be neId at Ellsworth,
within and for saiu county Of Hancock, ON
the second Tuesday Of April. u. d. 1905.
u RESPECTFULLY repre- sents William G.
~ Loring and Augustus P. Loripg, both OF
Beverly, In the county Of Essex and Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, thar they are seized
in tee simple and tenants in common Of
ana - certain lois or pa,ceis o. land situated
on bartlett's Island. called. in the town
Of Mount Desert, in said county If Hancock
and bounded and described as follows. TO wit;
Yn FIRST lot. Beisg a lot or share set Of to
Thomas and Bepja min II. Higgins. commits
stones sppoii ted for lne partition Of Che es-
tat- of James Atiey. ana III he report OF said
Comnlisiones on die in tie probate court. in
snd for said county OF Hancock, dated
June o. a d. 1876. psrtitulary escdbed as
Beginning at The soutbefIy corner az the
back lot on james Alleys lire, lheoce run
ming on the division lire .etween the hons
stead ana back lot. north thirty six degrees,
west two hundred ard SIX 'ods to the shore
the bay; thel ce noriteasterly said
snoie so far as to make parallel line, fifty
rods distant 10 STAKE and stones on the line
Of lot number twelve; thence south thisty-six
dc gr ees east on the line OF said lot 10 James
Abe>'s line aioi essid; thence sonth fifty nine
degrees west on said slieY's line fifty roGstc
the place OF begin il e, and containing sixty
i've acres more or less.
Second lot. Being a lot or share set off to
Martha Brooks by J. a. Deane, jacob S.
Thomas and Benjamin Fl. Higgins, commits
sicners appointed for tbs. partition of the es-
tate Of James Alley, and in the report of said
commissioners on file in the probate court, in
and for said county OF Hancock. dated June
10. a. d. 1876. particularly described as follows:
Beginning on the northerly line of the
homestead and at he nortbefly corner OF lot
numbered four: theLce rnnning south hfty-
nine degrees we st on the lie OF said lot one
hundred and fifteen rods TO the shore OF the
Cove; thence westerly on the shore of said
Cove so far as to make a parallel line twenty
rods distant to u stake and stones on said
shore at the corner Of lots numbers five and
six; thence north fifty-nine degrees east one
hundred and twenty five rods to the north
erly line OF SAID homestead; thence south
thirty six degrees eatt on said line twenty
rods to the place OF beginning, and contain
ing fifteen acree more or less.
Nancy smith By J. A. Deane, JACOB s. Tbomas
and Benjamin II. Higgins commissioners ap-
pointed for The. partition of the estate OF
missioners on file in the probate court, in sna
for said county OF Hancock, dated June 10,
g. d. 1885. particularly described as follows;
number five; thence running south fifty nine
degrees west on the line Of said lot one hun
dred and twenty-five rods to the shore of the
Cove; thence on said shore westerly SO lar as
to make a parallel line eight rods distant TO
the division line between lots numbers six
and seven; thence on said division line north
fifty nine deg rees east one hundred and thig-
ty.two rods to the northerly line of home
stead to STAKE and stones; thence south
thirty. six degrees east on said line eight rods
to the place OF beginning, and containing ak
and one fourth acres more or less.
The premises hereinabove particularly de-
scribed as Second Lot" and Third Lott be-
iirg the same conveyed TO Julia A. Alley by
Martha Brooks by two deeds dated respec-
lively; May %. 1887, and June 25, 1887. and re-
corded in the registry Of deeds for said conn
ty OF Hancock respectively, in vol. 214, pasa
49,, and vol. PIG, page $40.
That your petitioners are the owners in
common and undivided OF one hundred eigh-
teen one hundred eighty ninth parts of said
lots or parcels of land, and that the remain
ing seventy. one one hundred eighty ninth
parts thereof are owned in common and IN
divided in the following proportional parts
and by the following named tenants in com
mon, to wit:
Twenty one one hundred eighty. ninth parts
by Henry M. Hall. OF Ellsworth. Hancock
county, Maine. as administrator d. b. n: Of
ninth pa4ss by
Ober, OF Mt. Desert, in said county OF Han
cock; three one hundred eighty ninth parts
ty, Massachusetts; three one hundred eighty
ninth parts by Hiram Alley, Of Beverly. ESSEX
county, Massachusetts; three one hundred
Regis Fails. New YORK tnree one ihunared
Eden, in said county Of Hancock; three one
hundred eighty y ninth parts by Mary j. Davis,
Of East Hardwick, Caledonia county, YER
mont; and seven one hundred eighty ninth
parts by Hannah B. Rain, OF Mt. Desert, in
said county of Hancock.
That your petitioners desire to hold their
said interest therein in common but separate
from the interest in said real estate of all the
said other owners in common therein.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that all
proper and legal proceedings may be taken in
commissioners appointed, and the said in
terests Of your said petitioners set off to them
to be held in fee and in common by your
said petitioners, and that the said interests
of all the other owners in common therein be
set OF to them to be held in fee but separate
from the interests OF your said petitioners
and proceedings in the premises as to the
WILLIAM CALEB LoRING.
AUGUSTUS P. LoRING
Dated this eleventh day OF March, 1908.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK S.: Supreme Judicial Court.
April Term, A. D. 1908.
Upon the foregoing Petition for Partition,
all Respondents resident in this State named
in the petition by causing an attested copy of
served on each of them, the said Respondents,
by some person duly authorized to serve
civil processes in the place where said Re-
spondents reside or may be found at the time
Of said service, fourteen days at least prior to
the Second Tuesday of October, A. b. 1908,
and that said Petitioners give notice to ali
other Respondents named in the petition and
unknown. by sending a copy of the petition
and order thereon by registered mail to the
respective addresses as named in the petition
fourteen days at least prior to the Second
Tuesday OF October, A. D. 1905 and that in
addition to the foregoing, notice be given by
publishing the petition and order aforesaid
in the Ellsworth American three weeks sue.
cessively. the last publication to be thirty
days at least prior to said Second Tuesday OK
October, A. D. 1908. that they may then ap-
pear before our Supreme Judicial Court then
to be holden at Ellsworth within and for said
County of Hancock, and answer to said Pc.
tition. JOHN F. KNowLToN,
Clerk Of the Supreme Judicial Court.
A true copy of the petition and order Of
Court thereon.
Attest:-JoHN F. KNowLToN, Clerk.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
w HEREAS Flora E. Stanley, of Eden, in