The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-13

AAt PAOflS'CAo anu NOlidltlOHo III ohi0
deed contained; said deed being OF
record in Book 81 at page All of the
land records of said town of Benning-
ton; and that the said Jessie wilkins
became and as of the age of nineteen
years on the 23rd day of June 1909,
and the said Robina Gilhllian, John
Gilhllian and Jessie wilkins likewise
claim an interest in said described
premises by virtue of the conveyan--
ces aforesaid subject and subsequent
to the interest of your petitioners
therein.
And your petitioners further show
that the said Della A. Lindley on the
END day of December 1908, again by
an instrument in writing now of rec
ord in the town clerks Office of said
town Bennington duly assigned her
interest in said mortgage deed and
the notes secured thereby to William
r. Morgan of said Bennington who
on the 18th day of September 1909, by
an instrument in writing likewise of
record in said town clerks office of
the town of Bennington duly assign
ed his interest in said mortgage deed
and the notes secured thereby TO your
petitioners who are now the lawful
owners and holders of said mortgage
deed and the notes described in and
secured thereby.
An your petitioners further show
that on the oath day of March 1892
Charles II Dewey and Elijah Dewey.
both of said Bennington. conveyed the
described premises by lease to the
said John Stewart; said lease being
given for n term Of iinety-nine years
at the annual rental of Fifty One Dol
lars with Il sum TO be paid in redemp-
ton thereof of Eight Hundred and
Fifty Dollars; that such yearly rent
of Fifty One Dollars is due and unpaid
for two years and upwards and e
interest Of your petitioners in and to
said described premises is subject and
subsequent to the lease aforesaid;
And praying that the equity of re-
demption of the said Robina Gilfllian,
John Gilhllau Jessie Wilkins and James
S. Lindley in the premises may be
foreclosed agreeably to the provisions
of law.
And your petitioners further show
that by reason Of the lease aforesaid
and its accrued and unpaid annual
RENTAL anu UttUuoF VI AikH AlOh-peie-
ment of the notes described in said
mortgage and the interest thereon
now due and unpaid, the security af-
forded by said mortgage for the pay
ment Of said mortgage debt, interest
and costs is inadequate, and your pc
titioners therefore move to shorten
the time of redemption herein and
give notice that they will on the 22nd
day of November 1909, at two o'clock
in the afternoon at the Office of Bat
cholder & Bates in the Village of Ben
nington In said Town and County of
Bennington before Daniel A. Guilt
nan. ESQ, notary public, take the
deposition of Irving Z. Gibson, John
Nash and Harry b. Hutchins. all of
said Bennington, to be used upon the
hearing TO be had upon such motion
to shorten the time of redemption.
And whereas it appears that the
said petitioners, John Gilfllian and
James s. Lindley now reside without
this state so that the ordinary process
OF subpoena cannot be served upon
them;
It is thereupon ordered that the
said petitionees, John Gil6llian and
James S. Lindley, be notified to APP
pear before the Court of ChancerY
the next regular term of which is to
be held at Bennington within and for
said County of Bennington, on the
| first Tuesday of December A. ID. 1903,
then and there to make answer to
said petition. by publishing the sub
| stance OF said petition and this order
| three weeks successfully in the Ban
ner and Rerormer, a newspaper pub
| lished at Bennington in said county
OF Bennington, the last of which pub
| LEGATIONS shall be at least twenty days
previous to said first Tuesday of De
cember A. d. 1909 and said petition
| ees are also notified to cause their
appearance therein to be entered with
the Clerk of said Court on or before
the expiration Of forty-two days from
date hereof, otherwise said petition
will be taken as confessed by said de-
PENDANTS.
Given under my hand at Bennington
| in said County of Bennington this
Sth day of October A. D., 1903.
JACOB ]. SHAKSHOBER,
Clerk.
BATCHELDER & BATES, Solicitors.