Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-10
A. G..
MEET DEFEAT
Lose at Princeton 1922
Tri-county League.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Midtown, Feb. 10:-Tne Crescent
A. c.. of this place, met defeat
Thursday night at Princeton, where
they encountered sharp opposition
in the Tri~County League, of that
place. The final score was 33 to 81.
The Crescents were handicapped by
playing professional rules through
out the game. C. ,Crabiel was high
O man for the locals, dropping In
siv fe1d goals.
~.A4..Aas SAIL Urs LANDs.
M~IDDLESEx COUNTY ORPHANS
COuRT-In the matter of the appIi-
e e E1as 81 e s. Nsri +. : IS. Gaa = aan
lands. On Petition. Order.
BY virtue OF an ride % Sc Orphans
Court Of the County Of Middlesex bear
nineteen hundred and twelve. / will ex-
pose 70 sats at public vendue to the
highest bidder on
NaLNEsDAY THE SIXTH DAY OF
MARCH, NINETEEN HUNDRED
TWELVE.
at the hour OF two o,c1ock In the after
In the Township OF Monroe. County Of
Middlesex ana State of New Jersey the
u and buiidings thereon, which
said lands are described as follows.
All those two certain tracts of land
and premises in the Township of Mon
roe. County of Middlesex and State of
NEW Jersey Inc E1fEI tract being the
same conveyed to the said George r.
Morse by deed from David b. Dey and
wife dated May seventh eighteen hum
ared ana eighty nsns snd recorded in
Book 22s OF Deeds at page 435.
Beginning al. 9 harrow tooth stand
ing IN the road leading from the Half
Acre TO Frosaect Plains n g. corner
OF Joseph Elayton's land. and from
running tI3 along fts fi~n -
said Clayton's land and others South
AADwaon o MI F7fs.y
fifty-seven chains and nIrty-on links
10 a take standing Westerly of q red
a tree thence ca south seventy de-
chains aud t~wenty-six links along Geo.
McDowelFs line to u corner of John
nsysa; thence gag along the said .Dey's
others North five degrees and ten min
ules East fifty-seyen cfsafas and twsr-
ty-three links to the middle OF the
middle of said road Nerth seventy de-
grees and ten N West eleven
chains and sixty -esght Inks TO the be-
sixty humdredfhs Of MI acre of land
more or less excepting and reseryln@
theFeoAt the portion thereof Containing
thirty aeress and e~agialg-six hundreFsths
George B, Perrtne by Alfred W. Dye
sasa ~a&e by deed dated march twenty
ninth. eighteen hundred and seventy
The second tract hereby conveyed is
the same thar was onvsye to the said
George II. Morse by deed from Ahi3ah1
and wife dated June thfr-
tieth, eighteen hundred ana ninety and
reCo1de ed In said Clerks office In Beck
2S4 Of Deeds at page 1875.
). Beginning as a stone standing In the
eorner Of and of Lydia Ann Clayton.
Joseph Clayton and William g. Dey.
and running thence "a along william
s. Daysa line North six degrees and
thfrty-sevsu minutes East seven elsafns
and slxfy-fIve links To q stakes thence
{23 South seHenty-gwu degrees and
thirty mtnlEes East nine chains aud
sw0 links to q stake; thence CD South
frur degrees ard thirty minutes Nest
five chains and s4xry~sigfk 1snka 10
the said Lydia Ann Elayknnss land
f41 along her tine North eighty
ak degrees WeHt nine chains and
twelws 8iniks te tho place OF beginning.
CoHtaiptns five acres and ninety -gi%s
hsudredths OF en- acre more or sfass.
Being the sauna premises conveyed to
Francis +. Morse % gee0 or George b.
Morse and wife dated February second.
eighteen hundred IND uI~nety-e+eht ard
y. oraF6 Ia Ere County CfsFksa ofSfca IN
297, page 1884,
Candltfana made known tia day or
tits sAfe.
GEORGE +. MORSE.
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