Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-05-28
legal Nutirfs.
STATE OF MAINE.

| COUNTY OF HANCOCK, SIS.
Ellsworth, Me-, May 9, 1873
TAKEN this sth day Of May on execution
Il dated April a, 1913, issued on iudg..
OF the county OF Knox at the term thereof be-
gun and held on the first Tuesday Of April.
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tional banking association and corporation
organized and existing by virtue OF the laws
Of the United States OF America, located at
Camden In our county OF Knox. against AM
drew s. Grindle, OF Bluehill. in said county Of
Hancock. for three hundred Twenty-Five dol
lars and fffy-two cents t&325.52), debt or dam
age and eighteen dollars and twenty-seven
cents ($182T), costs OF suit. aud will be sold at
public auction at the jail office in the city q
day Of June, 1913, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, the following described real estate and
sse sad IN snd e b
same on the LIST day Of April, 1912 at eight
o'clock in the forenoon, the time when the
suit, to wit:
First lot--A certain lot or parcel Of land
lying in Sedgwitk situated on the road lead
ing from e. r. Stanley to Benjamin river
bridge, bounded as follows; to wit: Begin
ming at the southeast corner of lot formerly
owned by Richard Crrrier; thence northeast
erly eight rods on line Of said Curriers' lot
to stake and stones; thence southeasterly
parallel with said road about three and one-
erly eisht rods to cedar stsRs tsenee norsh
westerly four rods on line Of above men.
tior ed road to first bounds, with all buildings
thereon standing.
Second lot-A certain lot or parcel OF land
described as follows, wig; Beginning at the
road oE the south line Of land formerly owned
by the late b. w. Hinckley; thence westerly
by land OF said of said Hfnckley to land OF
John r. Grindle; thence southerly by said
Grindle's land to land Of Alvsh p. Soper;
thence easterly by said Soper land to the road
leading by Samuel Billings house; thence on
the line OF said lot to the first mentioned
bound Containing. thirty acres more or less,
Wit 10 an a
Third lot--A certain lot OF parcel Of land
situated in Bluehill aforesaid and bounded
and described Is follows; to wit; 1t being .
part OF the meadow OF which Daniel Faulkner
died seized and is bounded southerly by the
mill stream, SO called, westerly and northerly
by land formerly owned by J. It. Norton, de.
ceased, and easterly by land formerly owned
tanning FIVE acres more or less. 1t being the
same premises conveyed to Augustus N
Osgood by John S. Tracy by deed dated June
20, 1880 and recorded in Hancock ss, Registry
Of Deeds, Book 24s, Page $751;
Fourth lot - certain lot or parcel of land
situated in said Bluehill and bounded and
described follows, to wit: Bounded south
house by the mill now owned by P. ]. Gott
and known as Mill street; easterly by road
leading from said Mill street to the town pound
and the Osgood Grist mill and westerly and
norvberly by the mill stream.
Fifth lot-A certain lot or parcel of land
lying in Bluehill and bounded as follows.
viz; Northerly by land of Nahum H. ingalls,;
| southerly by land of Newell Osgood; westerly
by land of Daniel Treworgy, containing eight
acres more or less FORREST o. SILsBY
! Sheriff.