Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-07-22
legal Notices.
SHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

1 /
- 1914, on execution dated May rs, q. d.
1914, issued on judgment rendered on the
twenty first day, Of May. a. q. iel4. by the
Penobscot, in the State Of Mesne. at the
term OF said court begun and held at Bangor,
within and for the county Of Pepobscot, on
Of the e. @. Nichols Dry Goods Company, a
corporation duly organized and existing
having an established place Of business at
Bangor. in said county of Penobscot, and
State. of Maine, and against William W.
| and commonwealth of Massach usetts, for the
sum OF fifty eight dollars and ejghty-seven
os damage and ssn dollars Ii1 nd
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder therefor on the thirtieth day of July,
| the Office Of the sheriff for the county Of Ham
| cock, at Ellsworth, in said county Of Ham
sock, al the right, title and interest which
| the said William w. Morrison had on the
| twenty fifth day of February, a. d. 1914, being
| the time when the same was attached on the
original writ in the action wherein the
| execution issued, in and to the following de-
scribtd real estate. situated in Ellsworth, in
said county Of Hancock, to wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land situated in
Ellsworth described follows: Beginning
in the north line of the Bucksport road sixty
one feet east OF lot now or formerly owned
by James w. Davis; thence north nine de-
grees ten minutes east parallel with the
eastern sue line OF SAID Davis lot hun.
dred and four feet to an iron rod; thence
south rs degrees 15 east fifty nine feet to an
iron rod in the west line OF land of Parker w.
five and half feet in said Perry's west line TO
the fence in the south line OF said Perry's
original lot; thence following said fence
south 80 degrees a0 east, three rods to the
fence in the west line Of land bought by said
Perry of John R. Redman; thence by said
feet to said os wes tbenee n
north line Of said road north rs degrees l6
west to the first mentioned bound. Being
the same premises containing the homestead
lot OF the late John r. Redman and be-
queathed by said Redman by his will to
Abbey M. Fulton and by said Abbey M. Fulton
dated September 49,, 1877, and recorded in
Hancock registry OF deeds, vol. 1850, page 329.
in AsE oeFsain LOT or parcel arc OF land situated
scribed as follows, viz: Beginning at an iron
bolt lo4 feet northerly from the north line of
the Bucksport road, and in the west line Of
the lot now or formerly occupied by P. w.
Perry; thence north SO degrees 40< west about
seven rods to the east line Of James w. Davis
lot, said line running feet north of the
northwest corner of said Morrison's barn:
thence southerly in said east line of said
Davis lot to the north line Of land bought by
samuel J. Morrison of 9: P. JOY; thence
easterly in the said north line to the west line
of said Morrison's homestead lot; thence
northerly in said west line to the north line
OF said homestead lot; thence easterly in said
north line to the west line of said Perry's lot;
thence northerly in said Perry's west line to
the first mentioned bound. Being the prem
ises conveyed by David S. Joy to Samuel j.
Morrison by his deed dated March %, 1873,
and recorded in Hancock registry of Deeds
vol. 1852, page 205.
Also certain lot or parcel OF land situated
in said Ellsworth, bounded as follows, viz:
Beginning on the Bucksport road at the
southwest corner of lot of land sold by Mrs.
Abbey M. Fulton to Samuel j. Morrison;
thence westerly by said road to land of James
W. Davis; thence northerly on said Davis
line to land of David s. joy; thence easterly
on said David S. joys line to land of Samuel
J: Morrison; thence southerly on Samuel j.
Morrisons line to the place of beginning,
containing twenty rods. more or less. Being
| the same premises conveyed by Calvin P. Joy
| to Samuel J. Morrison by deed dated Febru-
| airy s. 1878, and recorded in Hancock registry
| OF deeds, vol. 1872. page 81.
The three above described parcels compris-
| ing thehomestead OF the late Samuel j. Morri-
| son, deceased. GEORGE F. NEWMAN,
| Deputy Sheriff.
Ellsworth Maine, June 20. 1914.