Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21

Whereas we. Isidor NJ. Stettenheim Of
the City, State, and County OF New York
jointly named as MORTGAGE in the mort.
gage hereinafter. described. and Adolf
Amram Of said New York City, assignee
of Freeman G. Davis of Auburn in the
County of Androscogg!n and State OF
Maine, originally joint mortgage with
said Isidor NJ. Stettenheim of the mort
gage hereinafter described, but whose in
terest was assigned to the said Adolf
Amram on the End day of October, 1916,
Of Deeds, Book $50. page 234, which said
mortgage deed was dated the 18th day of
March. 1914 and recorded in the kenne-
bee Registry of Deeds book 542, page 70;
and conveyed to the said Stettenheim and
Davis. their heirs and assigns, all the
real estate situated in the County of Ken
nebec and State of Maine and owned by
the Cobbossee Colony, the lnortgagor. a
corporation duly organized by law and
having as place of business Monmouth.
and which said land is more particularly
described as follows:
The first lot beginning on the North
side of the road leading from Pursatory
Mills pasts c. F. Dunn to Monmouth
Centre on the East line of Jacob Shorey's
North wall of the North field of farm,
formerly belonging to George Pease, to
the Northeast corner of said field; thence
continuing Easterly across the pasture
to B. F. Bassetts West line at pine
tree. marked for a line tree; thence run
ming Southerly by said West line to 10
Westerly to the North line of said Rich
ardson's land to the said Richardson's
Northwest corner; thence running South
erly by the West line OF SAID nc Rleh al
M Watson; thence running Westerly by
the North line Of said Watson's to a bass
tree at the Southwest corner OF sad
Pease's farm; thence running Northerly
by the East line of said Watson's land to
and across the road to place of be-
ginning, containing s. acres of land more
or less with the buildings thereon, eX-
cepting all reservations mentioned in a
deed from Charles E. Howard to Mary
eta Gilman of Monmouth in the County
of Kennebec and State of Maine; ais"
e subject to a certain right of way across
these premises reserved by George w:
Pease in his conveyance of the above
premises to Charles E. Howard.
- Second lot or parcel of land situated
in said Monmouth, called the meadow is
bounded Westerly by land of the heirs OF
Abraham Brown and by land of Alfred
Hamilton: Northerly by land Of J. NJ.
ton: and Southerly by the public road.
containing acres more or less subject
to the conditions for flowage as set forth
Charles E. Howard
Third lot or parcel of land situated in
said Monmouth. County of kennebec and
State of Maine, bounded as follows. to
the land formerly owned by George, w;
Pease and in the West line of the land
formerly in the possession OF b. r. BaS-
sett: thence running Northerly on said
Bassett's West line and land of John
Boiden to the North end of the stone wall
near the swamp to the land of c. F. Mer-
rin; thence on said Merrilrs South
lihe, Westerly about 40 rods to Win
throp Pond: thence Southerly on the
shore of said Pond to land in posses
sion of w. A. Bailey: thence Easterly on
said Bailey's North line to land owned by
Anna Gilman; thence Easterly on said
Gilman's land to the place of beginning,
containing so acres more or less subject
however to a conveyance of about 8 acres.
made by Harriet E. Ballard to Martha A..
Plummer, and reserving the right of flow
age to the heirs of Robert H. Gardner,
and also a right of way across Eta Gill
mans adjoining land.
And whereas the conditions Of the said
mortgage has been broken:
Now. therefore, by reason of the breach
of the condition thereof with the Isidore
NJ. Stettenheim and Adolf Amram, as
sigree of Freeman G. Davis, claim a
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated at Gardiner Maine, this 10th day
of Oct. 1916. "
ISIDOR NJ. STETTENHEIM,
ADOLF AMRAM.
:. BY GEO. w. HESELTON,
Their Attorney.
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