Ellsworth American., 1918-10-16
Asral r3utless.
NOTICE OF FoREcLosURE.

IyyHEREAS Fred R. Wheeler of Sullivan,
w county of Hancock, State of Maine, by
his mortgage deed dated the second day OF
ally, q d. 1912, and recorded in the Hancock
county registry of deeds, book sg8, page 293,
conveyed to Alice G.. Smith oi said sullivan,
ali his right, title and interest in and to the
following described real esta situated in
that part of Sullivan known as West Sulli-
van. bounded and described as follows; Be-
ginning on the southwest side oi the town
roao 1t an iron pipe driven in the ground,
said corner being the soutt east OF the hotel
lot; thence south 80 Is west one hundred
fifteen and hve-tenths (l5.5) feet; thence
north 90 so west one hundred thirty one and
four-tenths (lsl.4l feet 10 a cedar post thence
south 4lo 10, west one hundred twenty. three
tI2s) feet to piece Of iron pipe driven IN the
east corner of land OF Sidney 5. Bunker;
thence by production of same line fifty two
and three. tenths (52.3) feet TO stake in said
Bunker's line; thence north 37o 55 east two
hundred twenty-f four (224 feet to the town
road aforesaid; thence following said town
road southerly to place of beginning, contain
ing one hundred seven and hity-eight one hun
dredths square RODS, more or less. Together
with all buildings and Improvements thereon
known as the "Graniie Hotel and stables
with all furnishings of every description con-
tanned in said hotel, excepting one antique
desk in the Office, one couch in room No z,
one hareau in room No: 9, one mattress IN
room No. 10, and one desk owned by Wesley
Rich in room No. !. Together with the fol-
lowing described chattels namely: One gray
horse snown as the NJ. NJ. Urann horse; one
chestnut mare known as Martha; one bay
horse known as the Bar Harbor horse tbob
tain; one brown mare known as the irving
Mcdonald mare; one black mare loob tail
knoSn as Topsy; one bay mare known as
Cora WIkts; one bay horse known as Cora
wilkes mate; one chestnut mare known as
the Cunningham mare; one bay team horse
known as the Havey horse; one horse called
Brobcho; one mare known as the Northeast
Haroor mare; one two seated DAVIS puck
board; two two seated canopy top carriages:
one wo seated black surrey; one two seated
rpDaer tired surrey with pole and shafts; six
top buggies; three open wagons; one hotel
hack with pole and shafts; two heavy b. ggsge
wagons; one two seated democrat wagon with
pole sre shafts; one pair forward wheels with
wooden axle; one two seated democrat wsgon,
color black; one iigger wsgon; one seven
bneg BOARD; three two seated pungs; one
buggy pung with springs; one Rowe pung;
two one seated one horse pungsi three
s4slgls; one two horse double runner pung.
no seats; one two horse double runner pung
with four seats; one pung with pole and
shafts with one seat; eight single harnesses;
ane brass trimmed single team harness:
thfe sets double harnesses with collar and
MAJ. $ one set double harnesses with breast
cN = Saown as the T. NJ. Blsisdell COW; all
waips robes, poles, yokes, chains, belle and
blankets used in or about the stable; also
oLs svtndmili and gas engine used for pump
IL water, situate on land OF George Gordon.
" asreas. said mortgage deed, after several
assignments, was finally assigned by Galen
HANSy oy MS deco OF assignme Mt dated June
-, - d. 1918, which said assignment is re-
corded in said registry of deeds in book Sal,
pa c SoS, to me, Harvey W. Dunbar, of sad
s. ivan, the undersigned, together with the
no .es, oeot and claim thereby secured, and
,All ais right. title and interest by virtue of
said mortgage in and to the real estate there
IN described, and, whereas. the condition Of
said mortgage has been, and still remains,
broke', now, therefore, by reason OF the
3rea- L OF the condition thereof l claim a
foreclosure OF said mortgage
HARvEY W. DUNBAR.
By W. B. Blalsdell. his attorney.
ps'ed at Sullivan this 27th day OF Septem-
Der, 1913.