Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-08-06
AeaaL Notirrg.
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE ON
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE.
WHEREAS Frank P Alley of OrIand. in.
w he county of Hancock, state of
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated June "a
1914, recorded in Hancock registry OF deeds
book sos, page 348, conveyed in mortgage to
Lleweliyn +. Alley of said OrlHnu. the fol-
lowing described real estate namely:
Certain lots or parcels or land, with all the
buildings standing thereon, situate in Ded-
ham, in said county of Hancock. IN said State
OF Name, bounded and desCr. Il as follows,
viz First Parcel BtgIuA..- ut the Dead
River road, so-called, and running south
erlN to stake and stones at the northeast
corner of Charles e. Osgood's homestead now
or formerly; thence westerly to stake and
stones at the corner of land now or formerly
OF the heirs of Fred Saunders; thence north
erIy to stone monument at the END of a stone
wall; thence northeasterly on the ire OF the
Osgood and Hartman road TO the Dead River
road; thence on said Dead River road to the
first mentioned bound; being a part of the
premises formerly occupied by Leonard Har-
riman, containing twenty four res more or
less. Also second Parcel. A Cerlafu LOT or
parcel Of wild land, situate in said Dedham,
thus bounded: Beginning at q birch tree on
a large rock on the range line between the
Clark lot, so called, and the Leonard Har1i-
man farm; thence northeastern to land of
Gooden johnson and bircn tree; thence
southeasterly on line Of said Johnson's land
to Ellsworth town line; thence south westerly
on said town line to corner Ut core lot ard
range line; thence uorthwesterly on said
range line to place of beginning containing
thirty acres, more or less. Also Third Parcel
Beginning at the, northeasterly corner of a
ten-rod strip OF land formerly owned by jaw
saunders and now or formerly occupied by
Fred Saunders; thence running south fifty
seven degrees west by said Saunders land
ten rods; thence south, thlrty.tbree degrees
east, sky eight rods to the Ellsworth town
line; thence north, fifty seven degrees east
one hundred and four rods to birch tree;
thence north thirty three degrees west on
the line of Dudley Blaisdell's land, now or
formerly, sixty-eight rods to stake and
stones; thence south, ifGy-seven degrees west
about ninety-four rods to first bounds, con-
tanning forty-tour acres, more or less. Also
Fourth Parcel. Beginning at the land now
or formerly of Benjamin W. Trundy on the
Dedham road at a stake and stones; thence
running in a westerly direction to the said
Charles Osgood road; thence southwesterly
by the side of said road to the land now or
formerly of William Dodge; thence on said
Dodge's line in a northwesterly direction to
a stake and stones; thence northeas erly
across Rocky pond to a stake and stones;
there in southeasterly direction TO first
mentioned bound, containing twenty-five
acres, more or less. And whereas said Lew
elyn P. Alley by his deed of assignment
dated July Is 1917. recorded in said Hancock
registry, book 537, page As, assigned said
mortgage and the debt thereby secured to
the undersigned d, George G. Stewart, of Med
way, in the county of Penobscot in said State
OF Maine, and whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have been and now remain broken,
this notice is therefore hereby given for the
purpose of foreclosing the same as provided
by law.
GEORGE G. STEWART.
By his attorney,
Matthew Laughlin.
Dated at Bangor. Maine, this sixteenth day
OF July, a. d. 1919,