St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-21
SHERIFrS SALE


Be
Martin HI. Gibson.
Notice is hereby given that hold
an execution against Martin H. Glib
son. the above named defendant. in
favor, of the said William volumiski.
issued upon a judgment rendered by
the Caledonia County Court at the
June Term A. D. 1917 of said Court,
for the sum of $267.57 damages. and
$3.50 costs of suit, and that said
execution has been levied and extend
ed upon the following 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 Vermont, with the APP
purtenances thereof, and with the
said defendants right in equity to
redeem the same. as the property of
said defendant, Martin H. Gibson, to
Ill the real estate in the Town of
Ryegate bounded as said Town is
bounded, more especially the land
situated in the easterly part of said
Ryegate, containing fifteen acres more
or less, and the homestead farm of the
said Martin H.. Gibson, known as the
ESQ acres more or less. which was
decided to said Martin H. Gibson by
John Gibson. by deed dated January
l, 1884; also lot of land comprising
one-h acre more or less. situated
IN the Village of South Ryegate with
he Stone shed thereon, lying between
the Montpelier & Wells River Rail-
road and Wells River, east of Alex.
0eaton's stone shed. which land was
conveyed to said Gibson by Charles D.
Taylor, and being part of the So
called Kasson place; also piece of
land known as the Wilson farm, con-
tanning SO acres more or less, and is
he same land conveyed to Martin H.
Gibson by John Davidson; also a piece
Of land known as the Smith or Nolan
sarm, comprising so acres more or less
conveyed to Martin H. Gibson by
Thomas Smith; also a piece of land
9Snown as the Hunt lot containing so
acres more or less. decided to said
the Smith or Nolan farm; also lot
of land known as the Hunt or, Bishop
-ot. being one undivided one half in
*erest in about 100 acres of land lying
near the Nolan pond, which land was
conveyed to the said Gibson by Ora
Bishop about 1891; also piece Of
land known as the Symes lot, contain
Ing 20 acres, which land was convey
ed to said Gibson by w. J. Symes
and wife lying between the land of
land formerly owned by the late A. Fl.
Gibson, also piece of land known as
the Flemminig 10 containing 60 acres
more or less. and the same land con-
ing. which land lies between the land |
Of Joseph Williams and the land of
George Gray; also another piece of
tand known as the. Taylor lot, com
land was conveyed to said Martin H |
Gibson by Frank Deming adjoining
the aforesaid Flemming lot; also a |
dweilng 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. Nc
Allister, on the east by the Peacham
Highway. on the south by land form
erly owned by Mrs. Starr and on the |
west by land owned by Mrs. L. E.
to said Gibson by Frank Deming; also
the Quint farm, so-called and water |
power. located about one mile from
the Village of South Ryegate, bound !
ed on the north by land owned by
George Grove on the south by land
owned by Charles Gibson and James
ORouke. on the west by land owned
by, Charles Grant, and on the east by |
the certain tract of land known as
The granite quarry. now or formerly |
operated by said Gibson located about
three miles from the Village of South |
Ryegate on Blue Mountain. consisting
Of about $50 acres together with the |
shops and buildings thereon standing. |
50 acres of which said Gibson owns
in fee simple and in the rest of which |
said Gibson owns only the quarry |
rights. The said quarry is bounded
Young Company, east by land owned
by Mrs Margaret Hershey, and. the
land of George Gray, south by land
owned by George Gray and the David |
son farm. and on the east by land
owned by said Gibson, and Alex Rem |
rev: also a piece of land with the
buildings thereon, known as the Car
ter place, near the Village of East
Ryegate, comprising one fourth acre
more or less. now standing in the name
of Charles E. Gibson, and one other |
piece of land in the Village of South |
Ryegate. known as the old hotel lot, !
about one eighth acre
more or less. and standing in the name
hereby given that by virtue of said
execution and by the direction of Dun
nett & Shields, Attorneys for the ere
aitor, in said cause, unless the said
amount of said execution, costs and
interest. together with my fees and
legal charges thereon shall in the
meantime be paid and satisfied. I a
public officer, shall sell the real es-
tate above described. lying and being
in the Town of Ryegate. with the APP
purtenances thereof. and with all the
said debtors rights in equity to re-
deem the same or so much thereof, as |
may be necessary to satisfy the a
mount of said execution, interest and
all the costs thereon. at public auction, |
in the public highway in front of the
Post Office in South Ryegate Village, !
in said Town of Ryegate. a public
place to the highest bidder for the
same. for cash. on the 27th day of
December A. D. 1911. at 10 O'clock, in
the forenoon. to satisfy in whole or in
part. said amount of said execution.
costs and interest, together with my
fees and legal charges thereon, as
directed in said execution.
:. Dated at Ryegate, in the County. of
Caledonia. this 9th day of December
JAMES CRAIGIE.
~ Deputy Sheriff.