The Monmouth inquirer., 1920-04-08
TN cHANCERY oFNEw JERSEY

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BY virtue of an order of the Court Of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey. made on the day of the
date hereof in cause wherein Josephine c.
Thompson and Maude A. Thorn pson are com.
plaiuauts, and you are defendant, you are re-
quired TO appear and plead. answer demur
to the bill of said compliments on or before
the THIRD DAY OF Ny Next, the said
bill will be taken as co ttess ID against you
The said bill is filed to q riet the title oI the
complainants to the following described lands
end real estate situated in the Township of
Ocean, now borough oil sea Bright, in the
County OF Monmouth aud State of New Jersey,
the First Tract comprising lots Numbers Eight,
(IT), and Twelve (Iz), situate at Highland
Beach, in said Township of Ocean, and taken
together are described as follows:
Beginning at point on the westerly side Of
the Turnpike as used leading from the High
land bridge to Sea Bright and in the division
line between lot number Right and one-half
(sH), and lands formerly OF Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes. said point being distant Eigh-
ty five teet westerly at right angles from the
Southern Railway, and from thence running
westwardly at right angles with the New Jef-
sey Southern Railway aud along said division
line two hundred and seventy-five feet more
or less, to the high water line of the easterly
shore of the Shrewsbury River; thence North
erly along said high water line to a point
where the same is intersected by the division
line between lot Number Twelve (Iz) and lands
OF said Ferdinand P. Earle, said point being
distant Four Hundred and Fifty feet north
wardly at right angles from the first above de-
scribed line; thence eastwardly parallel with
the irst above described line and distant
four hundred and 6fty feet northwardiy at
right angles therefrom to the high water line
OF the Atlantic Ocean; thence southwardly
along said high water line to where the same
lis intersected by the 6rst above mentioned di.
vision line between lot number Eight and One
hall (SH) and lands formerly of Mrs Anson
Phelps Stokes; thence westerly along the last
aforesaid division line at right angles with the
New Jersey Southern Railway to the place of
beginning oresaid Being a tract or plot of
laud hundred and fifty feet in width at
right angles throughout north and south and
extending from the Shrewsbury River to the
Atlantic Ocean aforesaid.
Also all the right, title and interest of the
parties of the hrst part herein to the lands un-
der water in the Shrewsbury River and At
lantic ocean adjacent to the hereby conveyed
and above described tract of land and extend
, ing northward and southwark only as far as
the hereby conveyed tract of lands extends
northward and southwark. Subject, however,
to the right of way of the New jersey South
, ern Railway Company and OF the Seabiight and
Long Branch Turnpike Company. If any.
Second Tract:-Beginniug at point in the
original high water line OF the easterly shore
OF the Shrewsbury River where the same is In
tersected by the dividing line between lands OF
Hotel Normandie property and lands of said
Mrs. Lille J. Earle and from said point west
erly in line with said dividing line extended
One hundred and fifty feet more OF less, to
the Pierhead and bulkhead line approved by
Secretary OF War, May Sth, 1910, and adopted
the authority of The act entitled IAN ACT to
ascertain the right of the State and of the Ri
paaian owners in the lands lying under the
waters the Bay of New York and elsewhere
In this State" approved April II, 1864, and the
supplements theteto; thence southerly along
said Pierhead and bulk line Four hun
drsd and Fifty feet 10 point in line with the
dividing line between other lands Of said Lii.
lie ]. Earle, formerly the property of Helen
Phelps Stokes aud the lands hereto of said Lille
J. Earle; thence easterly in line with said d.
vidng line One Hundred and Fifty feet more
or less, to original high water line of Easterly
shore OF Shrewsbury. River; thence Northerly
along said original high water line to point Of
beginning.
And you, Cabot Real Estate Company are
made defendant and if you claim any title to
or interest in, or remembrance upon said lands
and premises or any part thereof, you are re-
quired TO answer said bill, but not otherwise.
Dated March 2nd, 1920.
HENRY H. DAWSON
Solicitor oil Complainants,
$3.50 of6 Essex B'pd'g Newark. N. J.