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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-03-25
Probate of viii.
ESTATE OF zvRINA spAULDNd

ESTATE OF ZEBINA spAULDINd
State OF Vermont, District Of Randolph $
The Honorable Probate Court Tor the Ds1N
of Randolph. go,
To all persons interested in the estate q lsa1
Spaulding, late Of Randolph, IN SAID DsA-
deceased, Greeting: -.
At Probate Court, holden az Chesee W., sl..11
and for said District on the 23rd day q AA.aa
1905 an instrument purporting % be the ~ - y.
and testament OF Zebina spauldng, late = "
dolph in said District, deceased. was presea'elH
the Court aforesaid, for Probate -. a.,
And il is ordered by said Court tnal w n
day of April. 1909, at the Randolph In y -
Randolph. be assigned for proving sal1 w. Y. n
ment; and that notice Thereof be gtsA ~.
persons concerned, by publishing I W ~ ~
three weeks successfully in the hef 49,. T..
News, a newspaper circulating d. that s. ,l.ssS
IN said District. previous - the time appo...,s..
Therefore you are hereby notmed v aisN
before said Court, at the time ana place at ~
and contest the probate Of said WlLl u wv -
cause. IA n..
Given under my hand az Chelsea ID s'4u =
trict, this 23ri day Of March, 1903, r,,-.
1852 GEORGE L- STUN su'eN
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cnmmIanIonersl Notice.

ESTATE OF SARAH d. si'. .NN,..dbril
The undersigned, having been g,-3rt o. 30,
Honorable Probate Court for o. '55,,55rnlne .
dolph, Commissioners, to receive mi persss
adjust the claims and demaAds stearns w
Of Braintree, in said District le Gsss.sbg eiysnr
claims exhibited In Offset thereto ne ~ purPss
tice that we will meet 10y IAN u
town of Braintree, in said als.'.t next ~
asth day Of May and 18th day N Alsg Y, "a each
II O'Clock a. M until-3 O'Clock y ~ M IT'D e
az Mach a. D. 1908, is the tme ent bs
BY said Court for said creditors q Yll0ance. 4,
claims to us for examination ana IN dy 2
Dated at Randolph, VI lA7 na
Villas c. FLINT, lCommission'''
H. +. FLINT,
Frank G. Bachelor. Admir-
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NORTH RoYALToN

Mrs. Marie Burnham is visiting at
George SIack's.
Charles Hinckley is on the sick list and
has been threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Edith NJ. BaIch of Burlington was
guest at Cedarhurst last week and
guests there this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dutton of Portsmouth, N. H, and
Mrs. Allie Dutton Pierce of Barton.
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Rex. S. 4. smI.h Pounded.

A very pleasant surprise was given to
Rev. and Mrs. s. II. Smith on the even
ing of March IS, when about sixty Of Mr..
Smiths parishioners gathered at the par
sonage to give their pastor and his wife a
pounding. On the table were found
eggs, sugar, butter, lard, potatoes, ETC.,
and even pound OF money.
F. A. Kezer made few fitting remarks,
to which the pastor responded, express
ing his appreciation for the good will
which the people Of his parish thus mani
tested toward him. Music was rendered,
and games were played by young and old.
On the whole, the gathering was 9 very
enjoyable one as all shared in the good
will feeling which exists between Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and the people ob Roch-
ester.
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NoRTH RANDOLPH

W. g. Buzzell was in Chelsea buying
new mich cows last week.
Miss Myrtle Durkee is in Randolph car
ing for her sister, who is i'll.
c. a. Taft was in Randolph, North
field and Royalton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Smith visited in
Tunbridge the first of the week.
DIR. Ellis was called to see little Henry
Durkee last week. He Is improving
somewhat.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly, strengthens the lungs and ex-
pels colds. Get the genuine in yellow
package.
Fl. A. Leonard, Randolph, c. e. Black,
South Royalton, d. o. Goodno, Roches-
ter, F. H. Totman, North Tunbridge,
Victor A. Grant, Randolph.
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Former Bethel Boy Caught ThIevIne

The daily papers Of Friday gave the fol-
lowing account OF the escapade OF Perley
Downey. Young Downey lived in this
village q few years ago with his parents
who had q tenement in the house OF A. L.
Stearns.
montpelier, March 19.-The police to-
day arrested Pearl Downey, boy about
IL years old, on the charge Of robbing the
grocery and meat market of NJ. o. Kent.
The boy confessed the crime and gave up
S16 which he had taken.
last evening q policeman found the
rear door of the store unlocked. Mr..
Kent was notified and found that the
money drawers had been rified. This
morning the boy attempted to get a large
amount of silver changed for bills at To-
cal bank, and his arrest followed.
"He will be brought into city court at
80 O'Clock this afternoon. This is the
boys first ofiense."
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Commissioners Notice.

Barrett House Stables,
so. STAFFORD, VERMONT.

- SAAhASAOFhEh OOWDELL.
Inc undersigned, having been appointed bv the
66onyr1Dle PROBATE Court for the District Of
nano9ipnt commissioners to receive. examine
sno ADJUST the claims and demands Of AN Dersons
ekanst the estate OF Christoa her DowdpIl
lAts q Brookneld, In said district deceased
anu All claims exhibited in Offset thereto
hereby give notice that we viii meet for the pur,
pose aforesaid, at the store OF James W
ff.ss.menter, N the town of Brookheld, IN said
19Lstrist, on the 18th day OF April and the 9sfh
gay o. July next, from / O'Clock ~ "a. until
monrSs p on each q said days and that six
tne time limited by said Court for sad creifru 70
prresent their claims to us for examination and
Dated e Brookneld, VT, this 10th aay Of March.
a. ~. AsVs 1851
-. - ". FAR SahASHl Oom'r.
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EAST RANpoLPH

Get your sugar pals and syrup cans
before the rush. We have sap spouts,
tapping bits, strainers, etc. Come in
Saturday evening and hear the new Edi-
son records for April.
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RetheI Mink Analraes.

The state laboratory gives out the fol-
lowing results OF tests made Of milk sold
BY dealers in Bethel
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The Boston Herald of last Friday con-
tains the following account Of the mar
rage Of Tyler James, former Bethel boy,
and son Of the late R. s. James OF Bethel;
"Miss Nellie Henville Reynolds,
daughter of Maj. and Mrs. John P. Rey-
nolds of Salem, and Tyler Woodbury.
James OF Boston we're married last even
ing in the old East church ct Salem by
the Rev. Alfred Manchester, pastor, as
sisted by the Rev. Edwin II. Byington OF
Beverly. The bride was given away by
her father.
"The best man was Henry /. Everett Of
Norwood. the master Of ceremonies Capt.
Augustus C. Reynolds of Boston, brother
of the bride. The ushers were Carl A..
Iverson OF Beverly, Charles F. Crush OF
Salem, Carl H. Baker Of Norwood and
Charles B. Pierce of Boston.
"The maid of honor was Miss Sallie
Reynolds, sister OF the bride, and the
bridesmaids Miss Marjorie Reynolds Of
Boston, Miss MolIie Osborn of Peabody,
Miss Edith Gibson OF Salem and Miss
Edith NJ. Balloon Of Marblehead."
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LIST FOR
THE OLYMPIC PARK
RACE MEET, GOOD
ESQ Trot, 2:75 Pace and 2:l9
Trot, Besides Running Race,
on Card Saturday.

There is every indication that those
who attend the matinee horse racing
meet to be held on the haff-mile track
at Olympic Park next Saturday after
noon will have the satisfaction of en-
joying some keen sport. Upward of
twenty entries have already been
recorded, although for the last event,
a sso-yard running race, the list viii
not be in hand until the night before
the meet,
A goodly number of the horses which
took part in the contests on Memorial
Day are among those scheduled to ace
on Saturday. Some of them failed to
come up to their owners expectations
in the last meet. The entries thus far
listed are as follows:
First Race t2:so trot. best 2 in 3; purse.
sloO)-The Farmer. b. h.. J. N. Voorhees,
Elizabeth: Helen Nelson. b. m, 4. A.
Ellis. Princess Bay. s. l.; Little Ned, b. g.
E.. Bodenweiser. Kearny. ISo b. g., /. @.
L. Weinberger, Bayonne; Argo Onion. b;
M. d. and l.. Weinberger. Bayonne, ana
Colonel, b. g., Theodore Johnson, King
wood.
purse, sioo1-Ei B., bl. g. w. B. Atwater,
Newark; Ben Webster. bl. g., Sam Dress
Ter, Rutherford: Riverside. b. g. Thomas
Tevlin. Elizabeth: Lillian w. ch. M, J. J.
Gregorv, Newark; Earl Wilson, b. g., A.
c. Hensler, Newark; Chief, bl. g. E.
Bodenweiser, Kearny; Foxy Todd. b. g.,
J. W. Gyles, Paterson, and Mary s., o. M,
A. Schluer, Montclair.
Third Race C2:19 trot, best 2 in 8; purse.
s10O-Widlar, b. g., J. P. Herman. South
Orange; Bill Ijams, b. e. / & stene'
Paterson; Kitty Mac. bl. m, John Petrie.
Paterson: Sir Thistle, ch. g., N. s. Day,
Paterson, and Surpass, b. h., ]. ". Gyles,
Paterson.
Fourth race. running race. $50 yards, 2
in 3; purse. 500.
Special feature matinee meets Will also
be held on the park track on SATURDAY,
July 9. and Monday, July 5. lnder the
management of Mr.. Beldon. Already
about forty entries have been received,
some very interesting contests
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sHERIFF's SALES.

IChancery A-107
SHERIFF'S sALE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Elizabeth Frank, complainant.
and Lyons Building Company. a corporation.
ct al. defendants. Fl. IA, for sale or mort
gagged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of feri
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendus. at the Court House, In New
ark, on Tuesday. the twenty-niuth day OF
June next. at two o'clock .. m, all that
tract or parcel OF land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City Of Newark. Essex
Beginning on the westerly side Of Belmont
avenue at a point therein distant four hundred
and seventyfVe feet southerly from the south
Belmont avenue with Hawthorne avenue. a.
the same is laid out On a map entitled Map
OF property Of the South End Land and I'm
proyement Company. situate in the City Of
Surveyor. January. isS. which map is on hls
in the Essex County Registers Office; from
thence running sOutherly along said line q
Belmont avenue htty feet and ffty-ons
forty-ive feet and sixteen oue-hundredths OF a
foot to q westerly line Of the tract
Of which the premises hereby described
are part; thence northsriy along said west
nine one-huHdredths OF q foot. and thence
hfty-%yen feet and nfnety-fTe one
hundredths Of q foot 70 the point and place
% beginning.
Being known ans designated az lots numbers
two hundred and thru and two hundred and
four On the above mentioned map.
Being parc Of the same premises conveyed
TO the South End Land and Improvement
office in Book I-Ss Of deeds for said
county. page rs, and BY IL conveyed 10 said
Mary J Wilhelm by deed bearing even date
and 10 Be recorded herewith
Newark. n J.. MAJ =. 1903.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Ernest z Keer. Solicitor. s2LW
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lCircuit Ali. 14s, 149, 1901
SHERIFF'S - Common Pleas Court.
Joseph Kurtz, plaintiff, Va. Saint John the
baptist Greek Catholic Church. a Corporation,
defendant, Ri. fs.
Joseph Kurtz, plaintiff. vs.. Saint John the
Baptlst Greek Catholic Church, a Corporation,
defendant. Fl. ia.
Joseph Kurtz, piaintin. ys. Saint John the
BAPTIST Greek Catholic Church. a Corporation,
defendant. Fl. ia.
Joseph Kurtz, plaintiff, VS.. Saint John the
Baptist Greek Catholic Church, a Corporation,
defendant. Fl ia.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ OF hert
iaeias. to me directed, l shall expose for sale
by pubic vendue. at the Court House, In New
ARK. on Tuesday. the thirteenth day of July
next, at two O'Clock =. m, all the right, title
ana interest Of Saint John the Baptist Greek
Sathopc Church, a corporation. Incorporated
uqter the laws Of the State of New Jersey, in
and to all that lot, tract or parcel. Of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described,
sltuate, lying and being in the City OF Newark,
SouTty or Essex and State of New Jersey:
Beginning on the southerly line Of Court
street at a point one hundred feet east OF the
southeast corner of Belmont avenue and Court
street theme FIRST running southerly and
parallel With Belmont avenue sixty-two feet
thence second easterly and parallel with Court
street forty-one feet, more or less, to lots
fronting on Charlton and Court streets; thence
third northerly and parallel with the first
mentioned line sixty-two feet to Court street
thence fourth westerly along the line Of Court
street forty-one feet, more or less, to the place
Of beginning.
Newark. Nj. June 4. 1909.
WILLIAM HARRfGAN. Sheriff.
Lambert q Stewart. Attorneys. $3.50
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TRACK, FIELD
AND DIAMOND
NEWS
ORIGINAL INTERCITY TEAMS
RECONSTRUCT THEIR CIRCUIT
Willows and West Ends Replace South Orange A. G. and f1arri-
son A. C-Offcers Are Optimistic-County League Meets
Tonight, as Do the City Leaguers-Intercity Sched- 4
ue for This Week Is Announced. \

Snnday-Elks We. Harrigans, at Elizabeth
port, 1880 a. m. Umpire, Craig. Lincoln
vs.. Broad A. c., at Lincoln Field, $3.50 p.
m. Umpire, Craig. Parkway VS.. Harri-
gans, at Parkway Oval, $50 .. n. JIM
pire, Huck.
Tommy Gallen caught a nice gam
for the Turner's Sunday.
In Billy arkhorn n Andy speary the
above team has two infelders who are
par excellence In semi-pro ranks.
schott is doing the strong man act with
the bat for the Newark Ala.
Joe Burke has two or three new men
In uniform ready to enter the fray. Mo-
body seems to know who they are. Joe
doesn't, either.
In Donnelly the Breads have a fast
little infielder.
Boschen made his appearance again nth
the Turner's Sunday. He was hit pretty
hard by the Newark A.. A.
Carroll is playing his old-time game
with the Bay Views. He had three of
them Sunday against Mullen; one of them
was a three-sacker.
Eddie O,Neil. of Bloomfield. doesn't seem
to hit much when he leaves the Bloom
the Bay View wheelmen in the City
League.
.Thoret. of the Newark a A.. is a heavy
hitter.
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fcfroult A--1A4l

lClrGuit A-14.1
SALE1Essex County Circuit Court
Frederick ii. TipIin VS. Albert l.. Tipfin.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF neri
facias, to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public yendue, at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday, the sixth day Of July next.
az Two O'Clock y. M. all that tract or parcel
or land and premises situate. lying and being
In the City OF Newark. Essex County, New
Jersey:
Beginning at the southwesterly corner OF the
second Described tract In a deed given by
CHARLES w. Brewer and wife to Fred III
Tlplin, dated September 27th, 1902, and re-
corded In book Y-35 of deeds for Essex County.
pages 49, etc. said beginning point being aiso
distant southwesterly about eighty-six feet from
the southwesterly side OF Dickerson street. and
also distant northwesteriy about one hundred
rect from the northwesteriy side Of Jay street
Inence running along said second described
tract IN the aforesaid deed south hfty-nfne de-
grees east sixty feet more or less, to lands now
belonging to Robert Kuebler. thence southwest
along his lands hfty-two feet to line Of lands
now or formerly Of Albert L. Tiplin, in a deed
70 him from John M. Brefhgan and wife. dated
october 18th, 1888, and recorded In book GA
Of deeds for Essex County. pages 400. etc
thence northwesteriy along said lands sixty
rect more or less, to rear line OF lots fronting
on Actfen street. thence northeastern along
ginning.
Newark. N. j., May 81, 1909.
HARRfGAN. Sheriff.
: Martin @. Schwartz. Attorney. yis.3s
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BEST
NoTHER example q the

A MOTHER example OF the great
"a rallying power possessed by the
Tigers and their absolute refusal
to know when they are beaten
won Yesterdays game. The fans are
getting so that a lead of two or three
runs in the eighth inning for the visi-
tors means nothing TO them, and they
are certain Of winning the game under
almost any handicap. However, these
late rallies are heart-breakers. and it
would be nice, for a change, to nave
the boys start out with a handful of
runs ard thus lessen the nervous ten
sion CT the spectators.
1t is intended that yesterdays game
shall be the first OF another winning
streak. and, as Providence is here to-
day for the opener in a four-game
series. there seems to be no real reason
why It shouldn't. The Tigers seem 10
have it on the Grays. wen if they did
take a Sunday ~double-header from
Newark on the Rocky Point grounds
some time ago. The Grays have been
only allie to take one game from But
falo. Trey come here sore in spirit and
thoroughly chastened by defeat.
There's an interesting story about left
handlers IN fnelf Slauudi lsdpPSdlahS
from me Eastern League. The Tigers
have oze-FriIl-and he is the best IN the
league. without q shade of a doubt,
Pro,i i'd nee had and Harc,y,,
but the shipped Hardy to the Connectl-
cut League. Buffalo has none and Bal
fimore one, Stanley. Rochester is with
out The services of a port-sider, and so
is Jersey City. Montreal has Rogers. but
probably will release him soon, and KEEL
loeg. Of Toronto. is going along only
fairis well. This leaves practically four
l~eft-handers who are sure to stick the
season out, whereas a few years ago they
were as plentiful as the sparrows in the
park. The secret Of Frills success is his
absolute GOODNESS under fire. There is
no jerk 10 his motion, but Just a swing
ing shoot which enables him to work
often without any strain. When men are
on bases Jack Is never hurried, but works
harder than ever, and his control makes
him one of the best In the business to
shoot them up when the corners are
crowded. He also has one of the prettiest
motions toward first that has ever been
seen. and many are the unwary base
runners which Lefty Jack" pinches off
the initial cushion after they have been
lucky enough TO get that bag.
The Tigers ought to profit by the
series between Rochester and Buffalo
and get in good shape for the long series
abous to come with their dearest rivals,
the Skeeters. There will be two games
on the 5th of July this year tthe Fourth
coming on Sunday. The afternoon game
will he here, the Tigers playing in Jersey
City in the morning. It'll be a great scrap.
That lit is better late than never
seemed to he the decision of the Tigers In
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ELI AND HARVARD
PLAY BALL TODAY

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 24.-With
chances of winning fairly equal, and
with both teams confident of victory,
Harvard and Yale met this afternoon
on Soldiers Field for the first game of
the annual championship series. Each
college had twelve victories to its
credit, although Yale had played two
more games this season than Harvard,
competing in eighteen contests to Har-
wards sixteen.
Yale expected to depend on Merritt to
hold down the Harvard hits. Hartford
or Hicks were slated to do the pitching
for the Crimson. Hartford is a "hot
weather man."
The prospect CT an exciting COZ test
between the Blue and the Crimson
brought a big crowd to the field. The
early weather conditions were not the
most desirable, the day being cloudy and
giving every prospect of showers.
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sHERIFFys SALES.

rChancery A-111l
SHERIFFS SALE@In Chancery of New Jer-
sey-Between Franklin Building and Loan
Association. complainant, and Giuseppe Codomo
ct al. defendants. Fl IA, for sale Of mort
gagged premises.
By virtue OF the above stated writ OF heri
faeias. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday, the twentieth day of July
next. at two o'clock p. m. all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate, lying
and being In the township Of Belleville, Essex
county, New Jersey.
Beginning in the ~easterly line of Belmont
avenue at a point therein distant two hundred
and nifty feet northerly from the northerly line
Of Lawrence street. thence easterly at right
angles 10 Belmont avenue one hundred and
eight and eighteen-hundredths feet: thence
northerly parallel with Belmont avenue sixteen
feet and en-hundredths feet. more or
less. to the northerly line Of property of the
party Of the first part: thence north twenty
two degrees thirty-seven minutes west seventy
one feet. more or less; thence westerly at right
angles to Belmont avenue forty-fve feet, more
or less. TO the easterly line Of Belmont avenue;
thence southerly along the easterly line of Bel
mont avenue fifty feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning.
Being the same premises conveyed TO Ie1ardo
Zaeeone and Giuseppe Codomo by James Law
renee and wife by deed, dated August %, 1902,
and recorded in the registers ofize OF Essex
county. in book WIS OF deeds, on page 437.
Newark \. J.. June Il. 1909.
HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Hampson & Parry, Sofrs. (s18.3S)
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The Xavier A. A. would like to arrange
games with 16 to IS year old uniformed
teams within fifty miles OF Newark CIV
Ing suitable guarantees. Address J. Neary.
care Of j. H.. Marley, 36 Bloomfield ave-
nue.
The Clifton A. A.. would like to hear
from all teams offering suitable induce
ments. Address H. Tomlinson, 1877. Plane
street.
The Ragtime Juniors would like to ar
range games with such teams as the Indian
Z. g, Lenox A. c.. Hustler A. G. and the
Park A. c.. OF Orange. Address Aloysius
Sweeney, secretary Ragtime Juniors. Cath
ollie Protectory, Arlington.
The Peerless II. c.. would like to arrange
games with Is or 16 year old teams, such
as the Orleans and Olympics, of Jersey
City. Address. j. Julian, 1879 Clifton ave-
nue..
The Oriental A. c. has Sunday open and
would like to arrange D game with a first
class semf-professional team having It's own
grounds and offering a reasonable guaran-
tee. Address William Michigan, ZIG Cabinet
street.
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ICharceU A-1201

sHERIFF's sALE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey-BetYeen Daniel Daley. complainant. and
Mary Megsro ct ais, defendants. Fl. IA, for
sale OF mortgsged premises
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF heri
factas, TO me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public yendue. at the Court House, in New
next, at two O'Clock p. m, all that tract or
parcel Of land and premises situate, lying and
being In the city OF Newark, Essex county.
New Jersey.
Beginning in the easterly line of High street
at a point therein distant one hundred and
sixty feet northerly from Crane street: thence
running south eighty-one degrees and thirty
minutes east one hundred and sixteen feet and
nine inches, more or less, TO the rear line Of
lots fronting on Webster street; thence north
erly along the same fifty feet: thence north
eighty-one degrees and thirty minutes west
hfty. feet five inches. more or less. to the
northeast corner OF a lot conveyed by the said
David Il. Mulcahy and wife to Sophia II.
DeMott by deed dated February 4th. 1896:
minutes west along The line Of that lot eleven
feet and eleven inches: thence youth seventy
seven degrees and thirty-two minutes west
still along the same, nineteen feet: thence
north eighty-three degrees and thirty-slx min
utes west still along the game forty-nine feet
70 the easteriy line OF High street afore-
faln; and thence along the easterly line Of
High street In a southerly direction twenty
Zine feet and SIX inches to the place OF be-
ginning.
Being all the premises conveyed to SAID
David Z. Mulcahy by Joseph Wood and wife
by deed dated April rs. 1892, and recorded
In book Y-26 OF deeds for Essex county. on
pages %. etc, except that portion thereof con-
yeyed 70 the said Sophia II. DeMott, as afore-
% the said Mary Megaro ct ais. by David b.
Mulcahy and wife by deed dated April 30,
1901. and recorded In book Wal Of deeds for
hS Esgs county on Raseg 4ss ssos etc.
Lintott g. Johnson, Soi'rs. tf2i.s4l