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New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mrs, Thomas Iinder of Lincoln road, who iS iii GrecnNillc, Maine has been entertaining Richard Lunsdcn Of Gloucester. Mass The young men were roommatcs at the Moses Brown school last year
 Norman Cooley, son of pr. George Cooley Of Lincoln road, is visiting his uncle Norman r. Cooley Of Hart street at Mir. Cooley's summer home in Grocnville, Maine.
 Mir, and Mrs. Russell Nelson and their young son Of Orange. x. J., spent last weekend at Westbrook with MT. and Mrs. Arthur Sampson. Mr, Nelson returned 10 his home or Monday while Mrs, Nelson stay cd on a few days. leaving on Thurs day for Crescent Beach 10 be with Mrs. Luther Parker for a short time.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Prentice re- turned Thursday to their home in Berlin after trip through Yellow stone Park.
 Mr. and Mrs Ernest Pelton of Forest street have gone 10 NantuCk- ct 10 spend the week-end with MT. and Mrs. Stanley Goss.
 Mrs. ". A. Kinsella Of Ten Acre road, who IS at Beach Park with her family this summer was in town for a few days this week.
 Mrs, George Flanagan and her children Of Forest street who have been at their summer place at Cres- cent Beach all summer are in town this weekend, On Monday they go back 10 the shore and Mrs. Flana- gan will entertain Miss Antionettc Butcher of Saranac. N. Y, who has been in Bristol this summer with the Repertory Players.
 A large coloney of New Brtiain's younger set will return to town next Wednesday, coming from Wawus Camps at Jefferson. Maine. The camps comprise two groups Wawa- nook for the girls and Damausotta |
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

for the boys. Young people in the group from here include, Clara and Thomas Mitchell. the children of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell of! Brookside road; Jane Judd, only daughter Of Mir. and Mrs William Judd Of Murray street; Margaret and Alice Chase. the two little girls| in the Charles Chase family whoseI home is on Brookside road: Barbara| Johnson, only daughter of Mr. anal Mrs. Maurice Johnson of BrightonI street; Elizabeth and Billy Upson, the children of MT. and Mrs. Cliff ! ford Cpson Of Lincoln road and Mary and John Humason, the chill dlen Of Mir. and Mrs. I.awrence Humaaon Of Forest street. Ned Lan- caster, the only son of Mir and Mrs. Edward Lancaster of Ten Acre road; Robert Read, son Of Mrs. Clifford Merwin Of Berlin. and Rob- ert Hick, son of Mr. and Mrs. G1 Ii. HiCk Of Forest street.
 Mrs, Clifford upson of Lincoln read has been the nature councillo1 at both camps.
 Miss Claire Murphy Of Water bury is the guest Of Fire Chief and Mrs. William J. Noble of Harrison l. street.
 Robert Lienhard Of New York son Of Mir. and Mrs H. A. Lienhard Of Maple Hill. is visiting at his homo for few days.
 Miss Miriam Cohen Of Monrod street is spending the remainder o1 the sumner at Nantasket beach.
 
 Miss Ida G. Waskowitz Of Linl coIr street is al Narragansett Pien K, l. for a few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Ralph Brirton returned 10 his nome on Ten Acro Road last Sua- day night after spending two weeks with his wife and children at the Thousand Islands.
 Mrs. Robert Clark returned .G- Jay 10 her homo on Garden street after spending tho past two weeks in White Plains, x Y. with Mrs, Allan McKinnie
 Mir. and Mrs. Earle Van Buskirl Of Ten Acre Road have gone on q ten day motor trip 10 Boston, Mass. and Portland, Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert Of Lincoln Road are the weekend house guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George T, Kimbail a, their summer home at Madison Beach. Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Brothertoa Of Hart street have gone to Allan tic City x. j.. for two weeks.
 
 Dr. Robert Buol of Garden stree spent last weekend with his sister Mrs. Logan Page al her summer cot tage at Westbrook.
 
 Mrs E. N. Zollitz of Lima. Ohio IS visiting her granddaughter. Mrs Henry Armington Of Park Place.
 
 Miss Sue F.. Denton Of Jamaica. L. l.. has been spending several weeks with her sister Mrs. Gertrude Coonbs of Black Rock avenue.
 
 Curtis Sheldon of Grove Hill was in Montreal last week
 
 Miss Katherine NJ. Roche of Bas- sett street is spending several days at Lake Champlain.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Maxwell Porter of Lincoln road was in town for few days this week from Ficher's Island whore he and Mrs. Porter and their two chill drcn ara spending the remainder Of the summer
 Nr. and Mrs Roswell Moore of Lincoln road with their daughter. Carol, returned from Martha's Vine yard the carly part Of the week, where they had been spending q two weeks vacation. During their stay there they drove up 10 Canada for 2 few days.
 Miss Virginia Jones. daughter of t~. and Mrs, Louie $. Jones Of Ten tcre road is expected home this week from Camp TccIawooket where che has spent the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manning Of Cor3ln avenue sp"rt Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Hubbard Of Fcresr street at their summer place in summer Island.
 Mrs. Frank Vibherts Of Sunny ledge vas in town for a few days this week before returning 10 Martha's Vineyard where she IS spending the summer.
 Miss Ruth North Of SlnnrIedge called last v.ocl, for Nova Scotia where she will spend tho remainder Of the summer
 MT and Mrs. Edward Tuicheu Of Hamilton street were the guests of Mr and Mra. Gerald Walker Of Mon roe street at their summer place in Short beach, over last weekend.
 Mrs. Victor PoinGeXtor of West Hartford with her two children. has returned to her homo after spend ing two weeks at Madison beach with her parents, %Ir, and Mrs. Du- gald McMIllan Of Dover road.
 
 Val (. Hart Of Hart street James Of Fore"t street and | Stanley Hart Of Chatham road left Thursday for Martha's Vineyard 10 leave on a short cruise, They will ] go through tho Cape Cod Canal 10 i, Provincetown and will meet H. ". ! Maier Of Orleans Cape Cod before . returning to town tha first Of the . week. Robert Powell of Park place and | Glen Myers Of New York. but for mcrIy Of this city left last week by motor for a two weeks vacation trip through northern New England
 Mrs. Maurice Johnson and her son. Larrabee. Of Brighton road are 'pending the week in Madison as hc guests Of Mrs. Johnson's mother md father, MT and Mrs Duga!d dcM;llan.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart Of nathan road returned on Monday rom weekend cpent at Martha's iineyard with MT. Hart7 parents. iT. and Mrs. Howard Hart of Hart treet
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mrs. Roswell Moore and small daughter, Carolyn, of Lincoln road left today for Greenwich to spend q week with Mrs Moore's parents, Dr and Mrs, Harry TarboX.
 Stanley Hart of Chatham road was in New York on business on Tues day.
 Alien Moore of Pulaski. Tenn, was 2 visitor in town on Tuesday and Wednesday, later leaving for Mar tha's Vineyard 10 spend little time with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.. Allen Moore at their summer homo there
 Charles Stanloy of Lincoln road has returned 10 town after week end spent &t tho Vineyard with his family.
 Curtis Booth of Forest street is hom" from a two weeks vacation spent at Martha's Vineyard with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Booth at their sumner home there.
 Mr. and Mrs W. H. kohler Of Springfield. Mass are spending 2 month with their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mir. F. W. Ma comber of Brooksidc road.
 
 Mr and Mrs. C. J. Leroux of Brooksida road have returned from 9 trip to Rousemont, Canada and Granby, Quebec,
 Mrs, Charles H. Parsons of West Main street is spending some time at the summer home of her son and daughter-in-Iaw, MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Parsons of Fishers Island.
 Mrs, Jane Shriyer of Dayton. O.. who has been the house guest of Mrs, J. H Robincon Of Harrison street for the past week, left on Thursday for her home.
 
 NTr. and Mrs. Arthur kimbalI Of Lexington street are spending the . weekend with the William Booths . at Marthas s Vineyard.
 Mir. and Mrs Edward $. Twichcll . of Hamilton street spent Saturday in Andoyer, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Parsons of Russell street have gone 10 Aller- on, Mass, 10 spend the weekend with MT. and Mrs Bowen Tufts.
 Miss Elizabeth Hinnogan and her lister, Miss Catherine Finnegan ol Lake street are back from a ten iay stay in Norfolk
 Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Gilbert Of lincoln read leave Monday on motor trip to the cape.
 Clarenc West Of New York city i7 isiting his sitter, Mrs. John H. iirkham at her country home ir 'Iainyilie.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mrs William Rowland who is m Nantucket for tho sumner passed q few days at her home on Lincoln Road this week.
 Miss Margaret MTddlemass daggh- '"r of Mrs. William Middlrmass Of High street. returned to her home Wednesday after visiting in Jack son Heights. l.. I. at the home Of her brother Robert MiddIcmass.
 Mrs. Olive Jodd Jngraham anl her two sons, Of West End ayenuc spent Thursday al Crescent Beach with Mrs. George Flanagan.
 
 George T. Kimbau Of sourn Bur rit1 street spent Tuesday and We'd nesday in New York city.
 Maxwell Porter CT Lincoln Road has gone down 10 Fishers IsIa1l fer tho weekend 10 join his wife and children who are spending tha month there.
 Mrs. Gardner Weld and her IttIa daughter, Judith, returned 10 thelr homo on Elbridge Road today after passing the summer at Ridgewool Beach with Mrs Weid's mother. Mrs. Robert J. Vance Mrs. Vance iG now entertaining her daughtcr-in- law. Mrs Robert C. Vance and her little granddaughter. Joan. who aro 10 be with her for two weeks. An other guest at Mrs. Vance's summer homo is her brother, Dr. George O'Connor of Washington. D. C.
 Herold Shepard Of Dover Road and Wilbur Gilbert of Lincoln road | will motor up 10 RoHbury, VI. next Friday 10 get their young daughters i who have been at Camp Teelawook- ! at all summer
 Mir and Mrs. William Heald of 1 Ohio. the summer guests | Of the Pardon RicGey1 Of Berlin, | 5Den- Wednesday and Thursday at Scmmcr I-land
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Daughters, Elizab beth and Nancy Of Lincoln road spent few days ip I.ssthampton this week, where they visited Mrs. Hatch's brother.
 Mf. and Mrs John Coolidge of New Haven dined al the Shuttle Meadow club Thursday night with Mrs. Coolidge's mother, Mrs. John Trumbull Of Plainville.
 Henry Armington of Park Place vas in Boston, Mss, during the week.
 Mr, and Mrs Vincent L. Eddy and children Of Elm Hill are motor ing through New York state.
 Miss Jessie Werner is spending q vacation in Boston.
 Miss Constance Haigis and Mis. Florence Leupold are in the White Mountains for a week.
 Leon Sprague has returne: from three weeks trip to Cooper on Lake Cathance. Me.
 Miss Eleanor Skinner. dauehte, ot MT. and Mrs. R. B. Skinner of Maple Hill is the guest of Miss Al line E. Root at Canoe Harbor. East River,
 Mir. and Mrs. H, H. Howard and family of Maple Hill are in Raleigh. Vermont, for two weeks.
 Dr. Henry Martin and James F.. Curtin will sojourn at Block Island, R l., for the next two weeks.
 Mrs. J. A. McElroy who has been in Canton Missouri for several weeks has returned to her home on Cedar street.
 Mrs. Sanford Chandler with her baby son IS back at her home on 'hurch street in Wethersfeld, Mrs Chandler was the former Maxine Hart of this city, and the baby is the 7ccond grandchild of the Maxwell Harts of Lincoln road.
 Miss Elizabeth Cooley. eldest laughter of Dr. George Cooley of Lincoln road. returned Friday from Council Bluffs, Iowa. where she 1 tisited with Miss Dorothy Wads- Miss Cooley and Miss Wads- ] worth were classmates at the Wal | nut Hill school.
 Howard Bruemmer of West Main 1 ,trppt SDpDt WedneSdav at Nect
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

J. Stone Of Ten Aero Road has gone 10 Montreal on q ten day trip.
 Mr and Mrs. F.. B ProuIman Of Maple HTl are on motor trip 10 Boston and Bar Harbor. Me.
 Mr. and Mrs Bernard Nickarson Of Drury Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Griswold Of Garden street at- tended the races at Saratoga, \. !, Thursday.
 Mr, and Mrs. Harold N, Parsons Of Russell street spent Wednesday in Palmer. Mass.
 Alr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Rark- life and their children or konsjne- ron avenue are sojourning at h. dian neck this month.
 Mrs Charles Hawkins and her lit- tie daughter Ruth, arc back al their home in Berlin again after spending short time in Atlantic Highlands. \. J., where they visited Mrs Haw- hins' sister.
 J. C. Loomis. Jr.. son ot Mr. and Mrs John C, Loomls Of Lincoln road is al Madison beach this weekend with his grandmother. Mrs. Kenyon. 
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Troupe have returned 10 their home in Berlin after spending the week in New York city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bates Of Rus sell street went down to Madison beach today to spend tho remainder of 'h" season al their summer home.
 Mrs J. Frank Schooner and son. Jack, Of Hasbrouck Heights x. J. who have been guests Of Mir and Mrs, Ernest R. Dechant left yester- day for their home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lucas CT Hill . crest avenue, Miss Gene Crighton and Walter Johnson. of Hartford. left today on an automobile trip to Canadian points.
 Miss Barbara Johnson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson Of i Brighton street is expected home the first Of the week from Camp Wa "anock, Jefferson. Maine. where she has been during the months of July and August.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Boil Of Trumbull street left Thursday hy boat to spend few days in New York. They will return the first of he week
 Charles Hellyar Of Steele street las gone to Chicago for two weeks rip.
 James Chamberlain cf Forest treet returned the fir~t of the week rom western business trip.
 NIT. and Mrs, H. B. Payor Of Lin oln read were in Pittsfield, Mass, ast week. $
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23
Social TcHuifes Tbout 6o1un

Formal Opening of Municipal Golf Course High Lights on Today's Caendar-OnIy Fortnight of Gaiety Remains for Majority of Beach Col onists-C0untIy Club Center of Towns
 Social Affairs This Week.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Howard Bruemmer of West Main street spent Wednesday at West brook with his wifo and children.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23
PERSONALS

Shore Resorts and Coun- try Places Havens-Otner Timely Notes.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mrs. Harold Hatch and her
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Clarenc West Of New York city i7 visiting his sitter, Mrs. John H. Kirkham at her country home ir TIlinylie.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

George Linder, son of Mir. and
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mir. and Mrs, Stanley Hart Of Chatham road returned on Monday from a weekend cpent at Martha's Vineyard with MT. Hart7 parents. MT. and Mrs. Howard Hart of Hart street.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Lincoln read leave Monday on motor trip to the cape.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

James Chamberlain cf Forest street returned the fir-t of the week from 1 western business trip.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mir. and Mrs. William Heald of Cincinnati. Ohio. the summer guests Of the Pardon RicHey1 Of Berlin. snen- Wednesday and Thursday at Scmmcr I-land
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Charles Hellyar Of Steele street has gone to Chicago for a two weeks trip.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mir and Mrs. Fl B Payor of Lin coin read were in Pittsfield, Mass, last week.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mrs. Maurice Johnson and her son. Larrabee, Of Brighton road are spending the week in Madison as tho guests Of Mrs. Johnson's mother and father, Mir. and Mrs. Duga!d McM.llan.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mr, and Mrs George Boil Of Trumbull street left Thursday hy boat to spend a few days in New York, They will return the first of the week
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Robert Powell of Parl; place and Glen Myers Of New York. but for mcrIy of this city left last week by motor for two weeks vacation trip through northern New England
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Miss Elizabeth Finnegan and her sister, Miss Catherine Finnegan ol Lake street are back from a ten cay stay in Norfolk.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Miss Claire Murphy of Water bury is the guest Of Fire Chief and Mrs. William J. Noble of Harrison street.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Miss Ida G. Waskowitz Of Lin colr street is al Narragansett Pier R. l. for few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Miss Miriam Cohen Of Monrod street is spending the remainder o1 the sumner at Nantasket beach.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Mir. and Mrs. George Prentice re- turned Thursday to their home in Berlin after trip through Yellow stone Park.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

Robert Lienhard Of New York son Of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard Of Maple Hill. is visiting at his home for q few days.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-04-11
Tale of a Tub and a Tooth

realized to the full how ridiculous
looked. In the darkness during the
progress of the play it was not so
bad; l could laugh heartily, and no
body could see my loss. But between
the acts the ordeal was renewed. AZ
ter the play we took stroll and,
as remember it, dropped in at some
restaurant for tea or dinner; and all
the time l was engaged in. the strug-
gle not to open my mouth wide. 1t
will surprise nobody to be told that,
however much l priced the company
of Miss Thompson, I was vastly re-
lieved when at last l took her to the
door of her hotel and made my adieux.
The subsequent encounters with the
dentist cost me as much as | would
have had to pay to go to the foot
ball game in Richmond. If | had
made the trip would have kept my
tooth and at the same time | would
have been saved the humiliation OF
exhibiting my Disagreement to my
charming young companion.
Since Monday not just one of my
teeth, but several, are missing from
view when | bestow a smile upon the
world. But quarter Of century
brings great changes in person S
ideas of what is important and what
is not. Now l. give hardly. a thought
to the unsightliness of the yawning
chasm in my mouth; am concerned
only about how it will affect my eat
ing.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-04-11
Friday, April IL, 1880


fCoRt1nued from page 0ne)
was even loosened, but such was the
fact. Ny mirror disclosed one gaping
hole in what had been q fairly hand
some set of teeth; q hole that was
the size of tooth but felt as large
as q door.
The fall cost me no physical pain
whatever, but Oh! what mental an
guish. The blow to my vanity was
something terrible. And my appoint
ment for the matinee was only two
hours off, The young woman whom |
was to meet was Miss Mary Thomp-
son of Raleigh, the present Mrs. Roul-
hac Hamilton.
The question was: should | call the
date off or should go ahead and dis
play my deformity? decided to
brave it out
Probably Mrs. Hamilton has no re-
collection of the meeting. It was q
passing and possibly amusing incident
70 her, but to me it was serious at
fair. A young man Of 2l, when he is
going out with young woman, does
not enjoy the consciousness that every
time he smiles he is grotesque.
That afternoon is a poignant mem
ory. | remember how when | greet
ed Miss Thompson | sought to con-
troll my facial expression SO as to
conceal the aperture resulting from
my tumble in the tub. OF course
concealment was impossible, and
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-04-11
TRUSTEES SALE

Under and by virture Of the power
of sale contain ined in certain deed OF
trust made and executed by Eliza L.
Stevenson and wife Lula Stevenson to
]. l.. Brown trustee, dated July IL,
1929. and recorded in Book 81, page
22 in the Register of Deeds office CT
Orange County, and default having
been made in the payment Of notes
secured thereby, and request having
been made of said trustee by the
holder Of said notes, the undersigned
will on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1890
a, twelve O'Clock noon in front Of the
Post Office, Chapel Hi. n. e., offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash the following de-
scrbed property lying and being IN
Chapel }Hil township in said State
and bounded and described & as fol
lows:
Adjoining the lands Of ]. +. John
son, John Whit, and others: bounded
on the South and West by f. A.
Brown lots bought Of J. r. Johnson
and wife in 1925, the same adjoining
John Whit, the North and East por-
tion being bounded by road the
same beginning at an iron stake
found by measuring nine degrees
WIO77 feet from an iron stake near
the turn in the road in John Whtt's
line, running thence up the West
edge Of said road, N. nine degrees w.
67.O8 feet to An iron stake in turn
Of said road; thence continuing up
said road N. IS degrees w. 1872 feet
TO stake, thence S. 76 1-2 degrees
w. 81 feet to an iron stake On South
edge of road; thence s. 53 degrees
W. 1T feet to an iron stake: thence
S. 10 degrees f. 100 feet to an iron
stake in open field back .of barn;
thence N. 70 degrees T.. 200 feet to
the point and place Of beginning the
same being the lot conveyed to f. A.
Brown by deed Of j. +. Johnson and
wife, dated November 2S, 1929.
This the 7th day Of April, 1880
J. l.. Brown, Trustee
John Caravan, Attorney
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-04-11
SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN LOTS

SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
Under and. by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Orange
County. in a special proceeding en-
titled Emma Brockwell and others
against Jessie Pendergraph and hus-
band Roy Pendergraph. pending in
the Superior Court of said county, the
undersigned commissioners, will, en-
SATURDAY,, THE 26TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1880,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, on the premises,
% Rosemary Street, in the Town Of
Chapel Hill, sell to the highest bid
der on the terms hereinafter Sc. forth,
the following lots or parcels Of land.
situate and being on Rosemary Street
known and designated as lots Nos
25, 26, and q on the Plat made by
]. r. Weaver County Surveyor. De-
cember II, 1929, recorded in the Of
fee Of the register Of deeds of Or
ange County. Each of said lots 'front.'
ing so feet on the North side Of said
Rosemary Street and extending back
100 feet. and being-a part of what is
known as the Craig lands.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-04-11
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

Default having been made in pay
ment Of the indebtedness secured by
that certain deed Of trust to me as
Trustee for the jefferson Standard
Life Insurance Com pany by S. Ber-
man and wife. Mary Berman on the
5th day Of October. 1928, and record
ed in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds for Orange County. in Book 81,
Page 8, l will, under and by virtue
Of the power Of sale vested in me by
said deed Of trust. and at the request
Of the cestui que trust, and for the
purpose Of discharging the debt Sc
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-04-11

of Haw Creek; adjoining the lands
Of VIM. Bingham, A. E. Wilson and
others and bounded as follows: Beg
at Post Oak, Bingham's corner; run
ming thence S. 80 deg. W. 19 chs. to a
stake; thence N. 10 deg. w. 10 chs.
and rs lks. to corner of Douglass
fence; thence E. 20 chs. and lks.
to a Sassafras. thence S. 10 deg, E.
16 chs. and Is lks. to beg, containing
35 acres more or less.
All of the above named defendants
will take notice of the commencement
Of this action and will further take
notice that they are required to ap-
pear, at the office of the Clerk Of
Court Of said County in Hillsboro,
N. c. on the 5th day Of May and an
swer or demur to the complaint in
said action.
This is also to notify all other per
sons claiming any interest in the
above described land, the subject
matter of this action, to appear at
the above named clerks office and
set up their claims within six months
from the date of this notice, other
wise this notice will be pleaded in
bar Of any and all interest and
claims in or to said property or to
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1930-04-11

cured by said deed Of trust. proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
at the Court House door in Hillsboro,
Orange County. North Carolina, 1t
l2 o'clock NJ. on
MONDAY, APRIL nth. 1890
the following described land, tc-wit:
Beginning At An iron stake on
Franklin Street at . stone pillar. the
Northwest corner of the lot Of II. T.
Hogan, formerly Thomas Hume. de-
ceased. and running It right angles
with Franklin Street South IS deg.
80 min. East 40it. feet to an iron
stake on the North side Of . branch;
thence along the branch North So deg
so min. West los feet 70 An iron
stake; thence North Is deg. 80 min.
West 351 feet to Franklin Street:
thence along said Street North s.
deg. 80 min. East s2k feet to the BE-
ginning, and containing four-fitths Of
an acre. more or less, as surveyed by
NJ. H. Stacey January 223. 1918, and
bearings are referred 20 the meridian
Of the University Campus.
This the 9th day Of March, 1880.
JULIAN PRICE, Trustee.
Brooks. Parker. Smith 4 Wharton,
Attorneys at Law,
Crpensboro. n G.