St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21
SHERIFF'S SALE
SHERIFF. SALE Is PIT HEAD
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate on Execu-
ton, Dwinell Hardware Company


VS.. Martin III. Gibson.
Notice is hereby given that hold an
execution against Martin H: Gibson, the
the said Dwinell Hardware Company,
issued upon a judgment rendered by the.
Caledonia County Court at the June
Term A. D. 1917, of said court, for the
sum of $339.42 damages and $3.50 costs
of suit. and that said execution has
been levied and extended upon the fol-
lowing parcels of land situated in the
Town of Ryegate, in the County of
Caledonia; Topsham and Newbury in
the County of Orange and State of Yer
mont with the appurtenances thereof,
and with the said defendants right in
equity to redeem the same, as the prop
erty of said defendant, Martin H. Glib
son, to all the real estate in the Town
u Ryegate bounded as said Town is
known as the Brick Yard property,
situated in the easterly part Of said
Ryegate, containing fifteen acres more
said Martin H. Gibson, known as the
William Henderson place, containing
ESQ acres more or less: which was
b te said i'd Mar Martin dated BY
1884 also a lot of land comprising
one-half acre more or less, situated in
the Village of South Ryegate. with the
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad anu
Wells River, east of Alex Beaton's
stone shed, which land was conveyed
To SdlQ dlDSOn ny C0dT16S u. IdvlOT I,
and being a part of the so-called Kas-
as the Wilson farm, containing so
acres more or less, and is the same
land conveyed to Martin H. Gibson by
John Davidson; also a piece of land
known as the Smith or Nolan farm,
comprising SO acres more or less CON
weyed to Martin H. Gibson by Thomas
the Hunt lot, containing SO acres more
or less, decided to said Gibson by Car
los Hunt and adjoining the Smith or
Nolan farm; also lot OF land known
undivided onc-half interest in about
100 acres of land lying near the Nc
Lam Pond, which land was conveyed to
the said Gibson by Ora, Bishop about
1891; also piece of land known as the
Symes lot, containing 20 acres, which
land was conveyed to said Gibson by
the land Of George c.. Cochran and the
lot of land formerly owned by the late
"A. H. Gibson; also a piece of land
known as the Fleming lot, containing
land conveyed to said Gibson by Frank
Deming, which land lies between the
land of Joseph Williams and the land
of George Gray; also another piece of
land known as the Taylor lot, COM
prising so acres more or less, which
land was conveyed to said Martin II.
Gibson by Frank Deming adjoining
dwelling house and lot, located in the
Village of South Ryegate, known as
the Green house, and bounded on the
north by land owned by J. D. McAllis-
ter on the east by tbs Peacham High
way, on the south by land formerly
owned by Mrs. Starr and on the west
by land owned by Mrs. L. p. Brock;
which property was conveyed to said
Gibson by Frank Deming; also the
Quint farm, so-cal1ed and water power.
located about one mile from the Vii
lage of South Ryegate, bounded on the
north by land owned by George Grove,
Gibson and James O'Rouke, on the
west by land owned by Charles Grant
| and on the east by land owned by
! Frank Brown Also the certain tract
! of land known as the granite quarry
| now or formerly operated by SAID CID
| the Village of South Ryegate on BIle
| Mountain, consisting of about lot
acres, together with the shops ane
buildings thereon standing, 81 acres OF
| which said Gibson owns in fee, Simple
and in the rest of which said Gibson
owns only the quarry rights. The sale
| quarry is bounded on the north by lane
owned by Parker Young Company, east
! by the land owned by Mrs. Margare
/ Hershey, and the land of George Gray
4 south by land owned by George Ora.
! and the Davidson farm, and on the cas-
by land owned by said Gibson and Ale'
4 Renfrew; also piece of land with tn
place, near the Village of East Rye
gate comprising one-fourth acre NOR
or less, now stand in the name o
Charles E. Gibson, and one other piec
iof land in the Village of South Rye
, gate, known as theyold hotel lot, com
prising about one-eighth- acre more o
LESS, and standing in the name o