Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-02-19
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OF eltner OF tnelr deputies, GhEETlN9.
WE command you to attach the goods o,
w estate OF Benvenue Granite Company
corporation existing by law and having an
Office and place OF business at Stonington, in
the county Of Hancock. and State Of Maine,
and particularly and especially the herein
after described real estate owned by the said
Benvenue Granite Company, to the value OF
two thousand dollars; and summon the said
defendant III ii be found in your precinct)
to appear before our justice CT the supreme
judicial court, next to be holden in Ellsworth,
within and 70 for our county Of Hancock, on the
in our said court to answer unto Asa o. Can
dage, as collector OF taxes FOR the town OF
Stonington. in the county Of Hancock, for the
In a plea OF debt. for that the said defend
ant on the first day OF April, 1911, was the
owner OF improved lands situated in sid
First parcel. Lot of land on Thurlow's
island, formerly homestead Of Fannie s. Allen,
containing thirty.two and one half acres,
wherves thereon standing.
Second parcel. Lot OF land on Thurlow's
island, bounded north by salt water Of Deer
Island Thoroughfare; east, south and west by
land of Benvenue Granite Company, contain
ing five acres, more OF less.
Third parcel. Lot Of land on Thur1ow's
Grsnite Company; east by land Of Ryan g.
Parker Construction Company; south and
'yest by salt water, containing forty-three
Fourth parcel. Lot Of land on Thur1ow's
island, formerly Homestead Of Harlan Gray
containing five acres, more or less.
Fifth parcei. Homestead lot on Thurlow's
island, formerly taxed to Daniel Ryan, con-
tanning one half acre, more or less.
sixth parcel. Homestead lot on Thurlow's'
island, formerly taxed to Robert Cleveland,
containing one acre, more or less, and ali
buildings theron standing.
Seventh parcel. Lot OF land on Thurlow's
island bounded north BY salt water Of Deer
Isle and Thoroughfare; east, south and west
by land Of Ryan & Parker Construction Com
pany, containing three acres, more or less.
Eighth parcel Homestead lot on Thurlow's
islano formerly taxed to John Clegg, contain
ing one acre. more or less.
Ninth parcel. Lot OF land from John Clegg
on Thurlow's island bounded north and east
by salt water: south and west by land of S.
Clinton Sherwood and Benyenue Granite
Company. containing two and one half acres,
Tenth parcel. Los Of land from Eugene
Cousins on Tnurlow's island bounced north,
east and west by land of Benvenue Granite
Company, containing one sixth acre, more or
less, and all buildings thereon standing.
Eleventh parcel. Lot of land from Simon
Goss on Thurlow's island bounded east by
land Of Simeon Goss; north. south and west
by land of Renvehue Granite Company, con-
tanning two acres. more or less.
Twelfth parcel. Homestead lot on Thur
lows island formerly homestead of William
Fl. Grant containing one half acre, more
less, with all buildings thereon standing.
Thirteenth parcel. Lot Of land on Thur
low bounded north and south by salt water;
east and west by land CT Benvenue Granite
Company, containing two and one third acres,
Fourteenth parcel. Homestead lot on
Thurlow's island formerly occupied by
Martha Robbins, containing three fourths
acre, more or less with all buildings thereon
standing.
Fifteenth parcel. Homestead lot on Moose
island formerly occupied by late Clementine
Robbins, containing twenty two acres, more
or less, with all buildings thereon standing.
Sixteenth parcel. Lot of land in school dis.
tricJ number three from homestead of late
Benjamin Barbour bounded north and west
by land of heirs of Benjamin Barbour;
south by salt water; east by land of Frank s.
Warren. Charles Cleveland, Edward @. Wood
and George A. Brown, containing eight and
one-fourth acres, more or less.
seventeenth parcel On land OF Benvenue
Granite Company on Thurlow's island, one
and one half miles, more less, Of railroad
bed, ties and rails thereon.
And then and there taxable. and John E.
Small, Thomas Barbour and Joshua Sweetser
were the duly elected and legally qualified as
SCISSORS of the said town OF Stonington. for
the said year of 1911, and duly and legally as
sessed upon the said lands against the said
defendant the following sums. to wit: On
said hrst parcel the sum of seven hundred
and seventy six dollars and thirty eight
cents; on said second parcel the sum of seven
dollars and twenty four cents; on said third
parcel the sum of ffty-four dollars and thir-
ty cents; oBAeaid fourth parcel the sum OF five
dollars and forty-three cents; on said fifth
parcel the sum OF one dollar aud eighty one
dollars and five cents; said seventh parcel
the sum Of one dc liar and eighty one cents;
on said eighth parcel the sum of two dollars
and seventy one cents; on said ninth parcel
the sum OF five dollars and forty three cents;
on said tenth parcel the sum of seven dollars
and twenty four cents; on said eleventh par
Gel the sum of five dollars and seven cents;
on said twelfth parcel the sum of eight dol
lars and four cents; on said thirteenth parcel
the sum OF three dollars and sixty-tw cents;
on said fourteenth parcel the sum of nine
dollars and five cents; on said fifteenth parcel
the sum of thirty-fve dollars and eighty-four
cents; and on said sixteenth parcel the sum
OF twenty nine dollars and eighty seven
cents; and upon said seventeenth parcel the
sum Of twenty seven dollars and fifteen cents,
in all the sum OF nine hundred and ninety
dollars and four cents as its proportion of the
town taxes and the due proportion OF the
State and county taxes allotted TO said town
for the year then current; and the laid as
day OF July, 1911 did make perfect list of
said tax and Of all the taxes of said town of
Stonington, under their hands, and did COM
init the same to the said Asa o. Candage, COL
lector OF said town Of Stonington as afore-
said, with q warrant Of tina date under their
hands in due form Of law: and the plaintiff
AYERS that afterwards on the fifteenth day of
February, 1912, at Stonington aforesaid. he
gave the said defendant notice in writing
signed ~ him, stating the amount of such
tax was assessed and demanding the payment
OF such tax within ten days thereafter and
that more than ten days have elaspej since
0s'4N shae euio Piaiutiu CldluS lien
ON said lands to secure the sums above men.
TONED amounting in all to said sum of nine
hundred and ninety dollars and four cents
and interest thereon from January first, 1912,
due him as collector of taxes of the town of
Stonington for the year 1911 as aforesaid;
whereby and by reason of the statute in such
case made and provided, an action has ac-
crued to the plaintiff, to have and to recover
OF the said defendant the said sum of nine
hundred and ninety dollars and four cents
and interest thereon from January first, 1912;
vel, LnOuRn often requested. the said defend
ant has not paid said sum but neglects so
TO do, to the damage of said plaintiff las he
says( the sum of two thousand dollars, which
shall then and there be made to appear with
other due damages. And have you there this
writ with your doings therein.
Witness, Arno W. King, justice of said
court at Ellsworth, this eighth day OF March,
In the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and twelve.
JOHN E. BUNKER, Clerk.
OFFICERS RRrURN.
STATE OF MAINE.