Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-15
NOTICE or xoaro1osuaz NJ

or parcel of land with the buildings
Inereon' situated in Augusta and
Chelsea. County Of Kennebec. and
scribed as follows, to wit:
FIRST PARCEL. Being the home
stead place of the late Edward B.
| Thorne situated in the second range
OF lots in said Augusta and bounded
by Charles Pratt; on the east by
| rangeway between the second and
third ranges of lots east Of the Kenne-
pee eel River; on the south by land for
merry owned by Benjamin Spaulding
and by the Thomas aston Road, so-called;
containing seventy-eight acres, more
| or less, excepting and reserving there
from the family burying ground of the
n ta.e George A Field, containing about
from the barn, together with the right
OF way to and from the same
| SECOND PARCEL. A certain lot of
land situated in said Augusta in the
scribed as follows: On the south by
| the Thomaston Road; on the west bv
| q rangeway; on the north by land
formerly owned by John Jones; on the
east Gy ny road running from Chelsea to
acres, and known as the Field lot.
THIRD PARCEL: Said lot or par
eel of land situated in said Augusta
on the south line of the Thomaston
So-Sdiieu, DouHoe0 ana oeScrlDed
as follows: Commencing on the said
Ihomaston Road where it intersects
with the Chelsea Road; thence rum
| ming on the south line of said Thorn
aston Road to land of Josiah Ellis;
hundred thirty-five 135) feet more or
less to land of Ziba Keen; thence
westerly on the north line of land %
said Keen distance Of one thousand
sd.ooe) feet more or less to the Chel-
Sn-na hnr
on the east line of said road a dis
tance of four hundred thirty-fve (435)
Ieet more or less, to the point begun
at. known as the Coombs lot and con-
tanning 81 acres more or less.
FOURTH PARCEL. Said lot of
land situated in said Augusta on both
sides OF the Allen Road, so-called,
Leading from the Thomaston Road to
e,h sne town OF Chelsea bounded and de-
the southwest corner of the parcel
herein conveyed where it intersects
the Augusta line: thence northerly on
| the lot line to land of one Elwell, a
distance of seven hundred tifty-three
Jefferson Longfellow: thence easterly
on the south line of said Longfellow's
land a distance of fourteen hundred
Q4oO feet more or less: thence
! less to the west line of Byron Frost;
thence easterly on the south line of
said Frost land distance of nine
hundred sixteen (91ol feet more. or
thence. across said road to the east
| line of said road; thence northerly
along the said road to land of Lillian
Brannigan; thence easterly on the
south line of said Brannigans land a
distance of one hundred eighty qso)
! feet more or less: thence northerly
on the east line of said Brannigan, ct
al. land a distance of three hundred
| pinety-seven (39O feet more or less
to land owned by Fred Lynn ct al;
! Lynn ct al distance of four thousand
five hundred twelve (4512) feet more
or less to land of the United States
government and occupied by the Sol
thousand four hundred eight (14oS)
feet more or Tess to the town line
dividing Augusta and Chelsea; thence
westerly on the said line dividing Au-
gusta and Chelsea to the point Of be-
FIFTH PARCEL. Said lot or par
eel of land situated in said town Of
Chelsea On the west side of the Allen
Road, so-called, described as follows:
west line Of the Allen e road % intersects cts
\ said town of Chelsea; thence westerly
ION the north line of said town of Chel-
sea to an elm tree; thence southerly
| on tho second mile rangeway q dis
| tdiSC VI seven nuHuTeQ HIly-HVe tVOOl
feet more or less; thence easterly on
the north line of land owned by w. w.
! Winter distance of seven hundred
| (700) feet more or less to lot occupied
by the Smith buildings: thence contin-
uing on said course to the east line Of
said Allen Road: thence continuing in
| the same course a1distance a of four
thousand five hundred twenty-five
4522) feet more or less on the north
of the United States government;
thence northerly on the Sest line Of
| the said government land a distance
Of four hundred six and five-tenths
14o6.Sl feet more or less; thence
of land of said w. w. Winter to the
west line of the Allen Road, so-called;
| thence northerly on the west line Of
said road to the point begun at:
parcel of land with the buildings
thereon situated in said Augusta on
the east side of the Kennebec River on
the south side of the Thomaston Road,
| so-called, and bounded and described
as follows. to wit: Bounded on the
north by said Thomaston Road: on the
east by a straight ditch or brook as
the same now exists: said brook or
ditch running southerly from the
Thorne Bridge. so-called: on the south
by land of George II. Spaulding; and
on the west by land of r. A. Cony,
land of the heirs of the late Charles
Field and land of the heirs of the late
Fred s. Thorne; containing five acres,
more or less.
SEVENTH PARCEL. A certain lot
or parcel of land in said Augusta
bounded and described as follows: Be-
ginning at the northeast corner of
land of James Elwell and the south
east corner of land of Harry Lishness:
thence running northerly to land of
| the said Jefferson G. Longfellow at a
point parallel with the north line of
| land Of said Lishness; thence running
easterly to land OF George H. Spauld-
ing; thence running southerly along
the westerly line Of said Spaulding's
land and land owned by Byron Frost
to point at the northeast corner of
land of the said Edward B. Thorne;
thence running westerly along the
said Thorne's north line to the point
OF beginning, containing sixteen acres
more or less.
EIGHTH PARCEL. A certain lot
or parcel of land situated in said Au-
gusta on the south side of the Thorn
aston Road, so-called, and bounded
and described as follows: Bounded
Road: on the east by land of George
H. Spaulding, on the south by land of
the said George H. Spaulding; on the
west by brook known as the Thorne
brook, this brook running practically
north and south, being part Of a, parcel
of land formerly purchased by the
said Charles E. Pratt of one Matte
Lishness.
WHEREAS, the condition Of said
mortgage has been broken;
NOW, THEREFORE, by reason of
the breach of the condition thereof,
we claim a foreclosure Of said mort
gage.
FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
A,,Ir NH1e .