The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-12-03
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
STATE OF MAINE,
SOMERSET, SIS.

October 70, 1914.
Taken on execution wherein T G..
Lancey of Pittsfield in the County of
Somerset and State of Maine. Henry w.
Lancey of Monson in the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, and Thomas
g. Lancey of said Pittsf1eld and Henry
w Lancey of said Monsoon, co-partners
in business under the firm name and
style of T. G. & II. w. Lancey, are de-
PENDANTS and will be sold by public
auction on the 22d day of December A.
ID. 1914, at eleven o'clock in the fore
noon at the office of Butler & Butler
in Skowhegan in said county, all the
right in equity which Thomas G.. Lam
cey described in said execution as 7.
g. Lancey and said Henry w. Laneey
had on the Sd day of April A. d. 1914,
at three o'clock and ten minutes in
the afternoon, when the same was at
tached on the original writ to redeem
the following described mort gagged real
estate situated in Pittsheld in said
County, to-wit:
and lot, so called bounded on the West
by Main Street; South by land of the
Main Central Railroad Company; East
by a line which would be an extension
OF the Westerly line of North Lancey
Street to the land of said Railroad
Company: North by a way or street
as known and travelled from Main
street Easterly to and across the Hun
newell Bridge. called Hunnewell
Item ,. The postohiee building and
lot so called bounded on the West by
Main Street South by land of Ann NJ.
Lancey; East by a straight line com
mencing at a point on the North line
Of the said Ann M LanceY land at a
point 1O1 6-10 feet Easterly of Main
Street: thence running Northerly TO
Easy Street, SO called, at point so
feet East of Main Street. and bounded
Northerly by the Street running South
OF the house of r. G.. Lancey, called
Easy Street. This lot is numbered
FIVE on a plan of lots made by Turner
Boswell May 4th 1903 which is to be
recorded in Somerset Registry OF
Deeds.
Item 3. Several lots of land, bound
ed and described as follows: Com
mencing at a junction of the East line
of the last lot described and Easy
Street; thence Easterly along the
North line of Easy Street to North
Laneey Street; thence Southerly along
the Easterly line of North Lancey
Street to the land of James F; Conner;
said Conner land to land of Ann M.
Lancey; thence Northerly on the
Easterly line of land of Ann NJ. Lam
cey to the Northeast corner thereof;
thence westerly on the Northerly line
of said Ann NJ LanceY land to the
Easterly line of lot of land last de-
scribed under Item in this notice;
thence Mort herly on said EaSterly line
of the said lot last described to the
place of beginning: meaning to de-
scribe in this item lots No. 6. I. ), 16
and II on said plan made by Turner
Boswell. excepting and reserving how
ever the store house now situated on
said lot,
Item 4 A lot of land bounded
Southerly by street or way already
described as Hunnewell Avenue; thence
Easterly by North Lancey Street; Nor
therly by land of John Manson; West
erly by line parallel with the West erly
line of North LanceY street and sixty
feet therefrom. being lot No. p on
plan made by Turner Boswell
Item 5. A lot of land bounded
Northerly by land of Myra Judkins;
westerly by North Lancey street;
Sout herly by the school house LOT
Easterly by the Westerly line of the
Grange lot and an extension thereof in
a Southerly direction to the school
house lot.
Item 6 certain lot or parcel of
land known as the home place, bound
ed Mort herly by land of the First Uni
versalist Parish: Westerly by Main
Easterly by land owned and occupied
by Helen NJ. Judkins and others.
Item + One lot of land bounded
Easterly by Lancey Street; Southerly
by land of w. {. Halves: Westerly by
land of Clarence Frost: Northerly by
land of Robert Dobson & Co.
Item s. y lot of land bounded IVES
teriy by Lancey Street; Southerly by
land of George II. Morse; Easterly by
line which would be an extension of
the Easterlv line of said Morse,s lot
extended in a Northerly. course; North
erly by an extension of the Southerly
line of Crosby in an easterly course
Item g. \ certain lot of land with
buildings thereon, bounded Southerly
by an extension of the Northerly Inc
of Crosby Street in an Easterly direc-
ton; Westerly by Lancey street
Northerly by land formerly owned by
N L. Perkins, Easterly by line par
allel with Lancey street ana fous
Item 10. A certain piece or parcel
of land bounded westerly by land OF
the following parties; j. Nat Gilman
land of the Inhabitants of the Town OF
Pittsfied used for a school house, land
of A. J. Loder land of Fred r. Smith
land of George II. Morse, land deserlb-
ed under Items, y of this h@ 9..,,'
pany, land of the Somerset county
Creamery Company; Northerly by land
of the Maine Central Railroad com
pany; Easterly and Mort heasterly by
the Sebasticook River; Easterly by
the Village Cemetery; SoutherlY by
Peltoma Avenue. land of David I
Jones, land of J. M Chalmers, land OF
Fannie E. Grover, land of j. S. Hasei
land Of Moses Burns. land of Preston
Hersey, and land of A. J. Loder
Item II. a certain lot Of ty,,i i "a, 10
Aveyard and Timothy Burch; Norther-
ly by land of Oscar Lewis; westerly
by Morrill, Street; Southerly by land
of william PerclVdl. 49,
Item ~ certain lot of land will
buildings thereon bounded Easterly by
North Main Street; Southerly by lano
of Charles Burns; Northerly and West
erly by Sebasticook River
Item 49, A certain piece or parcel OF
land bounded Northerly by the road
leading from Pittsfield to Canaan
Easterlv by land formerly, owned by
J. II. Davis, Southerly by land owned
Jointly by Ann NJ. Lancey and the SAID
Thomas 6. Lancey and Henry w. Lam
item IA. All of a certain piece OF
parcel of land on the Northeast side OF
the road leading from Pittsfeld to De
troit known as MELVILLE and being the
same shown on plan OF house !ots o.
the Lancey Land Co of Plttsheld
Maine, as surveyed by Turner Buswcl
in 1902, said plan being recorded II
Somerset Registry of Deeds November
II, 1902, Plan Book g. Page Is, t(
which reference is made, eXceptint
from said parcel tWentN-one lots solo
to the following named persons, viz
To Perlev Noble. five lots; to BerteI
Mcfarland. one: to Mary Moore, one
10 Bertha Abbott. one; to Guy wood
bury. one: to Julia Reynolds, one; u
!. M Brooks. one; to The Cathoii'
Church Association. two; to william
Thurston, two; to d. c. Duffy two; tt
William Smith. one; to William Farrell
two: to Herbert Davis. one.
Item Is. One undivided hair or
certain other piece or parcel OF lane
situated in said Pittsfeld bounded an'
described as follows; On the Southeas
by the road leading from Pittsheld L
Burnham. on the South by land form
erlv owned hv Charles Farmer nov
owned by william Osborn; on m
Northwest by the Maine Central Rail
ha