Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-25
STATE OF MAINE.

& ENNEBEC, SS. October 80. 1914.
iisned by law and having an office and
place of business at Bangor in the Coun-
" OF Penohscot and State of Maine. is
pialntin, and w. A. Wheeler and Annie
Wheeler both of Augusta in the County
OF kennebec and said State OF Maine,
are defendants, and will be sold at public
auction on the nth day of December.
1914, at ten clock in the forenoon at the
once OF Williamson, Burleigh & Mclean,
242 water St, Augusta, Maine, in said
county OF kennebec; all the right in
equlty which W. A. Wheeler and Annie
" heller. both of said Augusta, had on
the 9Th day of April. 1914, at 9.07 clock
in the forenoon, the time when the
same was attached on the writ in the
same suit, 70 redeem the following de-
scrloed mortgaged real estate situated
IN Monmouth in said County of kenne-
bee, said real estate being subject to a
mortgage given by said w. "A. Wheeler
Agricultural Chemical Company of Rut-
land, Vermont, recorded in the Kennebec
Registry Of Deeds Book 53l, Page 142 on
which is said to be due about Five Hun
gage given by said W. A. Wheeler and
Annie Wheeler to j. PerIey Bishop of
Winthrop in said County of Kennebec.
recorded in the kennebec Registry of
said to be due about One Thousand Dol
lars, the real estate to be sold on said
execution being as follows: An undivided
one-half interest in and to three lots or
parcels of land situated in Monmouth.
Lot Number l situated on the South
side of the road leading from the Lyon
school House to Purgatory Mills in
Litchheld and bounded as follows. to wit:
Beginning at stake and stones in the
East line of a farm formerly owned by
John o. Gilman thirty-two rods and fif-
teen links Southerly of the South side OF
said road. thence running East South
a
stake a few feet West of an ash tree;
thence running South six and three
fourths degrees East, eighteen rods and
nine links to stake and stones in the
Northeast part of the highland field
South of the brook, thence running
South, Southwest parallel to the West
line of the said Gilman's Chick Lot"
and twenty-one and one-half rods at
right angles Westerly therefrom to a
hemlock stake marked thus (X) set in the
West bank of Jack Stream forty-eight
rods more or less Northerly of the North
line of land formerly owned by Hiram
Frost, on the East side of the Stream;
thence running Southerly by the stream
eighteen rods more or less, to the North
line of said Frost's land on the West
side of said stream, thence running
North, Northwest by said North line to
the East line of land formerly owned by
Elijah Fogg, the same being the West
line of an estate formerly owned by
Josiah H. Gilman from which the within
bounded lot was part, thence running
Northerly by said West line to the place
of beginning, and containing nineteen
acres more or less
Also Lot Number situated on the
Southerly side of the above named road,
the same being the Easterly part of an
orchard formerly owned by Josiah H.
Gilman and bounded as follows to wit:
beginning at a stake and stones on the
field side of the wall at the South side
of the above named road, thence running
across the orchard South thirty-two and
ana hnl n he zya11
of said orchard field; thence running
Easterly by said South wall to the East
wall of said orchard field; thence running
North thirty-two and one-haIf degrees
thence running Westerly by the South
side road wall eight rods and twenty
links to the point of beginning, contain
ing one acre more or less.
Also Lot Number 3, which formerly was
the homestead farm of John o. Gilman,
deceased. divided into two unequal parts
by the road above named. with buildings,
situated on the Northerly side of said
road and bounded as follows, to wit Be-
ginning at a stake and stones In the
Northerly line of said road and on
line of land of r. Hoey which land is
known as the Kincaid Place thence run
ming Southerly across the said road on
line of land formerly owned by Gilman
Thurston to land formerly owned by Eli
jah Fogg; thence running Easterly on
line of land of said Fogg TO the wester-
ly line of the first lot of land above de-
scribed and bounded; thepce running
Northerly on the line Of said lot above
bounded to the point Of beginning there
of and then on line of land formerly
owned by John Gilman to the road,
thence crossing the road and then on line
OF land of said Gilman to land of r.
Hoey, thence running Westerly on line
of land of said Hoey to the place of be-
ginning, containing ninety acres more or
less.
WESTON LEWIS,
Deputy Sheriff.
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