The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-11-12
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Thomas G. Lancey of Pitts
field in the County of Somerset and
State of Maine, and Henry w. Laneey
of Monsoon, in the Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts, by their mortgage deed
dated the eleventh day of March 1914
and recorded in Somerset Registry of
Deeds Book 324 Page 259. conveyed to
me, the Undersigned the following
lots or parcels of real estate situated
in Pittsfleld in the County of SOM
erset and State of Maine, and bound
ed and described as follows:
1. The Lancey House. Stables and
lot so called. bounded on the west by
Main Street; south by land of the
Maine Central Railroad Company;
east by line which would be an eX-
tension of the westerly line OF North
Lancey Street to the land of said Rail-
road Company; north by way or
street as known and Travelled from
Main Street easterly to and across the
Hunnewel Bridge. so called, called
Hunnewell Avenue.
@ The Post Office building and lot,
so called, bounded on the west ny
Main street; south by land of Ann NJ.
Lancey; east by straight line com
n,encing at a point on the north line
of the said Ann NJ. Lancey land at a
point one hundred and one and SIX
tenths feet east of Main Street, thence
running northerly to Easy Street, so
called, at point eighty feet east OF
Main street, and bounded northerly
by the street running south of the
house of T. G. Lancey called Easy
plan of lots made by Turner BUS
well. May 4th, 1903. which is to be re
corded in Somerset Registry oil Peeas;
g. Several lots of land, bounded and
described as follows: Commencing at
a junction of the easterly line OF the
last lot described and Easy street
thence easterly along the north Line or
Easy Street to North Lancey Street;
thence southery along the easterly
line of North Lancey Street to the land
Of James f. Connor; thence, westerly
/, Of h
land to land of Ann Nj. Lancey thence
northerly on the easterly line of land
of Ann M Lancey to the northea
corner thereof; thence westerly on the
northerly line of said Ann NJ. Lancey
land to the easterly line of lot of land
last described under No. in this con-
Veyance; thence northerly on said
easterly line of the said lot last des-
cribed to the place of beginnings mean
ing to convey in this item lots Nos.
sin, seven: eight, sixteen and seventeen
on said plan made by Turner Boswell.
Excepting and reserving, however to
uIselves and our heirs the store
house now situated on one of these
lots and now used by t. G. Laneey
4. A lot of land bounded southerly
BY a street or way already described
North Lancey Street; mort herly by land
of John w. Manson; westerly by line
parallel with the westerly line of North
Lancey Street and sixty feet there
plan made by Turner Boswell.
S. A lot of land bounded northerly
by land of Myra Junkins; westerly by
North Lancey Street; southerly by the
school house lot; easterly by the ives
terly line of the Grange lot and an
extension thereof in a southerly di-
rcction of the school lot.
certain lot or parcel OF LAND
known as the home place; bounded
northerly by land of the First Univer-
salist Parish; westerly by Main Street;
southerly by Easy Street; easterly by
land owned and occupied by Helen NJ.
jenkins and others.
/ One lot of land bounded easterly
by Lancey Street; southerly by land
OF W. C. Halves; westerly by land of
Clarence Frost; northerly by land of
Robert Dobson Co.
by Lancey Street; southerly by land OF
George II. Morse; easterly by a line
which would be an extension of the
easterly line OF said Morse's lot extend
ed in a northerly course; northerly by
an extension of the southerly line of
Crosby Street in an easterly course:
{ A certain lot of land with build
irgs thereon. bounded southerly by
an extension of the northerly line of
Crosby Street in an easterly direction;
westerly by Lancey Street; northerly
by land formerly owned by N. L. Per
kins; easterly by line parallel with
Lancey Street and eight rods easterly
therefrom.
10. A certain piece or parcel of land
bounded westerly by land of the fol-
lowing parties: J Nat Gilman, land
of the Inhabitants of the town of Pitts.
field, used for school house, land of
A ]. Loder, land Of Fred r. Smith,
1an6 of George II. Morse, land describ-
ed under articles eight and nine OF
this conveyance, land of the Sebasti-
cook Power Company, land of the
Somerset County Creamery Company
northerly by land of the Maine Cen.
trail Railroad Company; .tasterly and
easterly by the Village Cemetery;
southerly by Peltoma Avenue, land of
David T. Jones. land of J. NJ. Cha mers'
land of Fannie f. Grover. land of j. 5.
Haseltine, land OF ANGELA ]. Bracket
land of Moses Burns, land of Preston
Jersey and land OF A. J. Loder.
H. A certain lot of land bounded
easterly by land of William Aveyard
and Timothy Burch; mort herly by land
or Oscar Lewis; westerly by morrill,
Street; southerly by land of William
Porcival.
10 A certain lot of land with build
ings thereon bounded easterly by north
Main Street; southerly by land OF
Charles Burns; northerly and wester-
II by Sebasticook River.
bounded northerly by the road leading
from Pittsfeld to Canaan; easterly by
land formerly owned by J. H. Davis;
southerly by land owned Jointly by Ann
NJ. Lancey and the said grantors; west
erly by the land of II. y. Conner.
mortgage has been broken, now there
fore, by reason OF the breach or the
condition thereof, | claim foreclosure
of said mortgage,
Dated at Pittsfeld. in the County OF
Somerset and State of Maine, this l4th
day of Nav. 1914
CHARLES F CROSS.