Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-07-15
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STATE OF MAINE.


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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK SIS.
To the Honorable Judge OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, next to be held at Ellsw orr b,
within and for said County of Hancock, on
the second Tuesday of April, A. ID. 1903
RESPECTFULLY represent William G.
~ Loring and Augustus P. Loring, both Of
Beverly. in the county of Essex and Common
vealth OF Massachusetts, that they are seized
"a fee simple and as tenants in common OF
in the town OF Trenton In said county OF Han
cock. and bounced and described as follows,
o wit:
First Lot: Beginning at the town road lead
ing from Ellsworth to Oak Point, running on
the north line OF John Smith IT., lot, running
south eighty one degrees west to the shore OF
by the shore northeriy nineteen rods to q
stake and stones; thence north eighty one
degrees east to the road before mentioned;
thence southerly by said road to first mem
toned bound. containing three acres more or
less, and being the same premises described
as conveyed to Julia A. Alley by Charles c.
savings bank. by deed dated April Z, 1879, and
recorded in registry OF deeds in said county
OF Hancock in volume 1854. page 200.
Second Lot: The southern half part OF
certain lot or parcel of land, the whole of
which said lot or parcel is bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a fir tree on the eastern shore
OF Union river bay at the north corner of lot
No. 80 Of allotment Of lands OF the Bingham
estate IN SAID trenton, conveyed by the truS-
tees OF said Bingham estate to Emery d.
Anderson: thence along the northeast line OF
said lot south forty one degrees east to the
west corner Of lot No. 40. conveyed by said
trustees to Amos Anderson thence along the
northwest line of said lot No. 40 north forty
nine degrees east fifty perches; thence along
the southwest line OF lot No "a, conveyed by
said trustees to William Thompson, and the
southwest line of lot No. %, conveyed to
Barlow Hall, north forty nine degrees west to
a hr tree on the eastern shore of Union river
bay aforesaid; thence By sa d shore southerly
20 the place OF beginning: said whole lot con-
tanning one hundred aud ten and one. fifth
atFcs more or less, and said southern half
y thereof containing ffty-five acres more
~, and being the same premises de-
&. smith. ct al. by deed dated July is,
I'D recorded in said registry Of deeds in
81 am. 1874. page 3o4.
That your petitioners are the owners in
common and undivided of seven hundred
seven. twenty-five hundred sixty eighths
t7o5. mss parts of said First Lott and
second Lot" in equal shares, and that
the remaining fifteen hundred sixty one
22es) parts thereof are owned in COM
Alley, Of said Trenton. deorge ". Alley,
Perry W. Alley, Samuel Alley. jr., Of
Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine; John F.
Alley, of said Trenton; Emma N. Winter
botham. Of Lamoine, in said county Of Ham
| cock; Hattie Marshall, Of Mt. Desert. Hancock
county, Maine; Mary Essington. of Brayton,
Audubon county, Iowa; Mary A. Hartman OF
Alley. Fred NJ. Alley and M. Bernice Alley, of
said stockton; Agnes Alley, of Eden, in said
Ellsworth; Andrew Alley, of Lowell. Massa-
cbusetts; Hiram Alley, of said Beverly,
Ephriam Alley, of said Eden; Susan A: Nor
we'll. Of Stoneham, Massachusetts,; Mary j.
Davis. OF East Hardwick. Vermont; Merritt T.
ober and Hannah B. Balm of said Mt. Desert;
sets; stillman W. Clark, Of Bangor, Penob-
scot county, Maine; Julia Wentworth Leon.
worth; Nellie F. Wood, Mamie Shedd and
| Dellie M. Smith. all of Hollis, New Hamp-
shire; and Albert Alley. OF ST. Regis Falls,
New York (or whose residence is to your
! petitioners unknowu). and by other persons
claiming through said Julia A Alley who are
| to voIr petitioners unknown
That your petitioners desire to hold their
| said interests therein in common but separate
from the interests in said real estate OF all the
other owners in common therein, known and
unknown.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that all
proper and legal proce ceilings may be taken in
the premises, that partition may be ordered,
commissioners appointed d, and the said inter
ests of your said petitioners set off to them to
be held in tee and in common by your said
petitioners, and that the said interests Of all
the other owners in common therein, known
and unknown. be set off to them to be held in
fee but separate from the interests OF your
said petitioners and for such other orders,
DEGREES or relief and proceedings in the
premises as to the court may seem proper.
WILLIAM CALEB LoRING.
Dated this eleventh day of March, 1908.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS supreme Judicial Court.
April Term, A. d. 1908.
Upon the foregoing Petition for Partition,
Ordered. That the Petitioners give notice to
all Respondents resident in this State named
in the petition by causing an attested copy of
said petition and of this order thereon to be
served on each of them, the said Respondents,
by some person duly authorized to serve civil
processes in the place where said Respond
en's reside or may be found at the time of said
service, fourteen days at least prior to the
Second Tuesday OF October "a. ID. 1905, and
that said Petitioners give notice to all other
Respondents named in the petition and un-
known, by sending copy of the petition and
order thereon by registered mail to the
spective addresses as named in the petition
fourteen days at least prior TO the Second
Tuesday of October A. ID. 1908 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 OF
October A. d. 1905 that they may then appear
before said Supreme Judicial Court then
to be holden at Ellsworth within and for said
County of Hancock. and answer to said
petition. JOIN F. KNowLToN,
Clerk OF the Supreme Judicial Court.
A true copy OF the petition and order OF
Court thereon.
Attest:-JoHN F. kNowLroN, Clerk.
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