The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-11-21

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transferred as they stand on the date
when transfer OF title Is effected and
an adjustment shall theTeupun be
made whereby any excess Of money I
received by the Receivers after the {
day Of said sale over and above the |
money expended by them after that /
time as aforesaid shall be paid over |
to the purchaser and any excess OF !
such expenditures over such receipts |
shall be repaid 10 the Receivers by
the purchaser.
8. The Court expressly reserves /
the right to make such further order
and direction in the premises as may
seem just and proper.
BY the Court,
ALEX H. TROWBRIDGE, Clerk,
by L. c. Tucker
Deputy Clerk.
A true copy:
Attest:
L. c. Tucker Deputy Clerk.
Seal.
Under and pursuant to the authori-
~ and direction of the above decree
and subject to the conditions therein
set forth the Receivers will sell at
public auction on Tuesday, Deem
Der l, 1908 at ten o'clock A. NJ at
the County Court House of Berkshire
County in the City Of Pittsheld, Mass
achusetts as ont entire lot all the
property of the Arnold Print Works
including all real estate and interests
In real estate both legal and equit-
able, plants, buildings and water
rights, and all machinery, equipment
supplies, raw materials, stock in pro
cess, finished goods, patents, secret
processes, notes and accounts receiv-
able, contracts, orders, shares OF
stock and other securities, good viii
and all other personal property of the
said Company, and the business as
going concern under the name Arnold
Print Works carried on by the Re
ceivers, and all property and rights OF
every nature real personal or mixed,
IN the hands or control of the said
Receivers excepting, however, cash
on hand and cash deposits held for or
claimed by the Receivers.
The real estate to be sold comprises
all the right, title and interest OF the
Arnold Print Works and of the said
Receivers in and to the manufactur-
ing plant known as the Arnold Print
| Works situated on the westerly side
Of Marshall Street; the cotton mill
plant known as the Eclipse Mill stu
ated on Union Street: the properties
known as the Eclipse Building Sites
and the East Main Street Building
Lots situated adjacent to said Eclipse
Mill on Union Street; the property
known as the Stiles Curtis Lots stu
ated between the west bank OF the
North Branch of the Hoosac River
and Franklin Street; property stu
ated on the easterly side OF State
Street; property situated on the west
erly side OF Willow Street. premises
and tenements on the westerly side of
| Eagle Street; premises on the easter
ly side of Furnace Street the so
called Tunnel Properties near Frat
ger Brook, and the Tunnel drainage
from the West Portal of the HoOsac
| Tunnel; premises on Mount Greylock,
all in North Adams; the Clarksburg
Reservoir properties along the west
branch of the HOOsac River situated
in Clarksburg and Florida, Massachu-
sets and Stamford. Vermont; two
parcels of unimproyed land situated
in Stamford. Vermont. and numerous
parcels situated in Pownal, Vermont
together with all the buildings situa-
ted thereon and all water rights,
rights OF howage, all rights in and to
all dams connected Herewith, all
privileges and easements appurtenant
thereto and In general all the rights,
property aud real estate Of the Arnold
Print Works or the Receivers thereof
acquired by or held under the fol
lowing deeds OF conveyance to which
reference is hereby made for a more
particular description OF such real
estate:
The several parcels of land with the
buildings thereon situated partly IN
North Adams, partly in Clarksburg
and partly In Florida, all in Berkshire
County and Commonwealth of Massa
chusetts. and conveyed by the Arnold
Print Works to Henry Il. Warner
Receiver, November 9Th, 1907 by deed
recorded in Book 27S, Page 577 North
ern Berkshire Deeds and the same
premises conveyed TO the Arnold
I Print Works by the following deeds
recorded in the Registry OF Deeds fol
Northern Berkshire, From Albert c
Houghton. Book l47 Page l06; from
Albert c. Houghton, Book 262, Page
I S05: from George n. Rich, Book 22O
Page 425; from Mary Il. Hanley, ct al
Book 200, Page 657; from Mar!
Daley, Book 900, Page 59S; from
Anna Daley. Book 220, Page 49l
from Mary A. Cronin. ct al, Book 225
Page 47S; from Mary Fitzgerald
2 Book 259, Page 10: from Henry 5
/ Lyon. Book 237, Page 549; from
/ James f. Coughlin, ct al. Book 2IS
4. Page 507; from Thomas j. Dempsey
p Book 900, Page 465; from Michael J
3 Barry. Book 237, Page 1871; iron
| Johnson Mfg. Co, Book 225, Page 425
|. from Johnson Mfg. Co, Book 15s
{ Page 1886: from Johnson Mfg. Co
1 Book 16l, Page 1863; from Ambrose W
e Hodge, ct nj, Book 1875. Page 591
{ Johnson Mfg. Co., Book l6l, Pag
r 1877: from William Burton, Book 2Oi
y Page 3ll; from A. G. Houghton, Boo
|. 1870. Page 531; from North Adam
s Gas Light Co., Book PSI, Page 219
e from Ambrose w. Hodge, ct al, Boo
n 100. Page Sc; from Thomas Whaler
b Book 229, Page 2Si; from Edward o
e Cornell, Book 234. Page 1885, fror
e Henry s. Lyon. Book 1856, Page 2iS
y from William A. Gallup, Book 23'
;. Page 253: from Estate Of Michael Co
d Inns by Collector Of Taxes, Book 2SI
I Page 379; from Mary Collins, ct a
y Book 243. Page SOL; from Williar
Lockwood. ct al. Book 100, Page ZIG
J. from Union Mfg Company Book l6'
d Page 2l7: from stiles Curtis, Boo
c l6i, Page $3.50: from stiles Curtis
g Book lis, Page "a; from James Smit
7. and Andrew Smith. Book $50, Pag
c 293; from George N. Rich, Book 26'
n. 10. frn,,A Ihrnnnh IL ArnOll