The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-02-18
COURT OF ChANCERY.
TATE OF VERMONT.
~ Bennington County, SIS.

cTATE OF VERMONT.
~ Bennington County, SIS.
The Peoples National Bank\
of Salem, N. y.
VS..
Anna A. Cordts Esser yonl No. 300S,
Bartenfels In
Carl Esser Won Bartenfels cL,rc.rv
Philip Heller
Harvey S. Lincoln
Volrey A Hopkins
Bert f.. Hadaway
Whereas, the Peoples National
Bank of Salem, n. Y, National
banking association created and ex-
listing under and by virtue of the laws
of the United States of America, hav-
ing its principal place Of business at
Salem, in the County of Washington
and State of New York, has filed in
the Office of the undersigned clerk Of
the aforesaid Court of Chancery, its
petition for foreclosure against Anna
A. Cordts Esser Won Bartenfels, Carl
Esser van Bartenfels, Philip Heller,
Harvey S. Lincoln, Nolney A. Hop
kins. Bert Z. Hadaway, setting forth
in substance that the above named
Anna A. Cordts Esser Won Bartenfels,
Carl Esser Won Bartenfels, then of
the City, County and State of New
York, the said Anna A. Cordts Esser
Won Bartenfels being now of the
town of Wellesboro, in the county of
Tioga and state of Pennsylvania, on
the 9th day of September, 1910 duly
executed to BERTHE e. Hadaway then
of Rupert, in the County Of Benning-
ton and State of Vermont mortgage
deed OF certain lands In Rupert afofe-
said described as follows.
Parcel one-Beginning at the Bury
ing Ground and running East and
South East on the South side of the
Highway to j. Il. Hadaway's line;
thence Southerly on said Hadaway's
line to Leonard Walls land; thence
Southwesterly to land OF Weston
Prindle; thence Northerly on the line
of Weston Prindle and Elisha Hurd
to the place of beginning. Contain
ing 1866 acres of land more or less
further reference may be had to a
deed from Truman IIurd to Humph-
rey Hurd for more particular de-
scription. Being the same premises
conveyed to said mortgagors, by deed
from Sheldon j, Flower, Horace ID.
Flower, and Albert II. Flower.
Dated December 10, 1896 and record
ed in the office of the Town Clerk of
Rupert January 2, 1897, in book q,
page 34S.
Parcel Two-Being premises bound
ed northerly by lands of George
Saunders, and lands now or formerly
of Hannah Hadaway: Easterly by
lands of VIM. l.. Buck and lands OF
Hannah Hadaway; southerly by
lands OF VIM. l.. Buck and lands of
Leonard Vail; and Westerly by lands
of Leonard Vail, lands of George
Saunders and other lands owned by
BERTHE f. Hadaway, formerly known
as the j. Z. Hadaway farm, contain
ing 375 acres of land be the same
more or less. And being all of the
farm owned and occupied by James
Z. Hadaway at the time of his de-
cease and the said BERTHE Il. lIada-
way and Otto b. Hadaway, his broth
er, being the sole heirs of the said
James T.. Hadaway and being the
same premises that were conveyed
TO the said James f. Hadaway by
two deeds, one executed by Nathan
Frances to the said James T.. Hada-
way and IL. II. Hadaway bearing
date October LIST. 1867 and recorded
In book II pages 441-2-S of the land
records Of the said town of Rupert,
and the other executed by II. II. Had.
away TO the said James r. Halfway
bearing date June 18th, 1885 and re
corded in book 20, pages 401-2 Of tbs
land records of the said town of Ru-
pert except so much thereof as was
conveyed by the said James Il. Hada.
way and Bernice Hadaway his wife
TO Hannah Hadaway by deed bearing
date September Goth, 1886 and record
ed in book 20, pages 1915 OF the
land records of the said town of Ru-
pert. reference being had to said
deed for a more particular descrip-
ton of the premises hereby con-
veyed
Parcel Three-Beginning on the
highway near the house at a Maple
tree; thence running north east to
Eliza Bulls corner formerly owned
by S. II. Dole; thence about east to
a large rock the corner of William
Bumps lot; thence southerly on
VIM. Bumps and Estate of A. e.
Hurd's land TO said Hurd's South
west corner; thence nearly East on
4. T. Hurd's Estate line to a stake
and stones at the corner of w. Ru-
pert's Lumber Co. land TO the top of
the mountain; thence westerly on
the top of the mountain TO the Ran