Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-25
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

WHEREAS Fred A. Blaisdell and
Ethel ]. Blaisdell,, husband and wife:
Kennebec and State of Maine, now of
Spencer, in the County of Worcester and
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,. by
their mortgage deed dated the sixth day
in the Registry of Deeds for the County
of Kennebec. in Book sos, Page Az, con-
veyed to Bette w. Woodbury., of said
Monmouth. certain parcels or tracts OF
land situated in said Monmouth, with
the buildings thereon, and bounded ana
described as follows:
l. A certain lot of land, with the
buildings. beginning on the west side
of the road leading from Monmouth
of land of Francis H. Macomber; thence
running southerly in the westerly line Of
said road four rods, thence running
westerly, parallel with the south line
heirs of Jacob Shorey; thence northerly
on said Shorey's land four rods; thence
easterly on said Shorey's land and said
Macomber's land to point of beginning.
Also a certain lot beginning at the south
east corner of the town-house. lot, SO
called. in the south line of land Of
Francis III. Macomber; thence easterly
in the south line of said Macomber's land
eight rods and eleven feet, to the west
erIy line of the Maine Central Railroad !;
thence southwesterly in the westerly
line of said railroad seventeen rods;
thence westerly. parallel with the north
line of this said lot two rods and eight
feet, to the town-house lot above men
toned; thence northerly in the east line
of said town-house lot fifteen rods and
six feet. to the land of said Macomber
at the point of beginning; containing
three-fourthS of an acre more or less.
9. A certain lot of land. with the
buildings. situated on the west side of
Main Street, and bounded as follows, to
wit: On the east by said Main Street I;
ny hn w nj II l.
Moody; and on the south by land owned
and occupied by Blaisdell.
3. A certain lot of land bounded as
follows: Beginning at the northwest
the Insurance Building lot thence west
erly about seven rods to lane fence;
thence southerly by lane fence about
three rods. to land of F. A. 'Blaisdell;
land of F. A. Blaisdell to Macomber lot;
thence northerly about three rods by
Macomber lot to first mentioned bounds.
4. a certain lot of land situated on
ed on the west by land owned now or
formerly by Lila Marston and by land
owned by Lila Marston and Nellie e.
Marston; on the south by the Town Lot
east by the Maine Central Railroad: and
on the north by the stone wall enclosing
the home farm now or formerly of
Herbert Macomber; containing two
acres HloTe Ut TESS, SuDJeCt 10 ana re-
serving a certain right of way from said
F. A. Blaisdelfs to said Lila Marston's
lot.
s. A certain lot, with buildings. situat-
ed on the west shore of Lake Cochne-
Vaughn, bounded as follows: Beginning
on the shore of said lake at two elm
trees; these trees shall be the southeast
corner of this lot: thence running west
erly one hundred feet; thence running
northerly one hundred and fifty feet;
thence running eaSterlS. Dara1lel
with the south line, one hundred
feet. to a maple tree: thence rum
ming southerly by high water mark
one hundred and fifty feet to the two
elm trees at the point of beginning
AND WHEREAS the condition of said
mortgage has been broken,
NOW. THEREFORE,. I, the said
Bette W. Woodbury.. by reason of the
breach of the conditions thereof. claim
foreclosure of said mortgage.
Dated Monmouth, Maine. April Is, 1920.
BETTE w. WOODBURY..
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