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and out of the money arising from such sale the vonder, or his representatives shall be entitled to retain all sure then secured by this mortgage, muther then " thereafter payable, including all costs, charges, and expenses incurred or sustained by - theme in relation to the said bro party, or to discharge any claims or liens of third persons affecting the same; rendering the surplus, if any, to me or my executors, administra. tore, or assigns.
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and it is agreed that the vender, or his executors, administrators, or assigns, or any person or persons in their behalf, mas purchase at any sale made as aforesaid, and that until default in the per- formance or observance of the condition of this feed I and my executors, administrators, and assigns, may istain possession of the above mortgaged property and may use and enjoy the same, but after such default, the vendee or those claiming under him may take immediate possession of Said property and for that purpose way, so far as . care give authority there for, enter upon any prennes, or which said property or any part there of away de situated, and restore the same theresom, So mitrues whereof I the sand herbert In. Inutile hereauto Ich nus hand and stal this twenty ninth day of January in the year one thousand eight hundred and. ninety 4. Signed and I scaled in presence H. A Tutte (Seal) O. J. Slater Q. B. Slater. (Received and recorded Jan. 30 h10th
ut, & 50, O'clock A. m. attest, Relax, Blair Town Clerk
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know, all new by these presents that I Charles Cheil of Harren Worcester County Hallachusetts in considera- tion of one hundred and sixty five dollars paid by Harry A, Luicolu of said Hadren the receipt hereof is Hereby acknowledged; do hereby Grant, sell, transfer, and deliver write the said Marsch Lincoln the following goods and chattles, namely;
Eleven bons, In 2 years old heifers.
Fire Leifer cabres, Two bull Calves
also one more with white face and all my farming trots, implements and other personal property, and all the personal property which, becomes mine during the continuance of this mortgage.
To have and to hold all and singular the said. goods and chattles to the said May A Lincoln. and her executors, administrators, and assigns, to their own use and behoof forever.
and: I do hereby covenant with the sender that au the lawful owner of the said goods and chattles; that they are free from all incumbrances, that I have good right to sell the same as aforesaid; and that's Will warrant and defend the same against the lawful claims and demands of all persone Provided nevertheless that if I, or any executors, admin istrators, or assigns, shall pay with the verdee, whis executors, administrators, or assigns, the sum of one hundred and Sixty five dollars on demand from date and with interest as mitten in a certain note of even date herewith signed by one, and until such payment shall keep the said goods and chattles insured against fire in a sum not less than five hundred dollars for the force fit of the sender and her executors, administrators, avide assigns, in such form and in such Insurance Companies as they shall approve; shall not maste or destroy the said goods and chattles, now suffer them or any part there of to be attack id our menue process, and shall not, except with the consent in writing of the rendre or her representatives, utteropt to sell or to remove from said Darren the
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same or any part thereof, then this died, as also the aforesaid mote, shall be void. But upon any default in the performance or observ ance of the foregoing condition, the vender, or her executors, administrators, or assigns, may sell the said goods and chattles at public auction, first notifying the debtor, in the manner provided, in section seven of chapter one hundred and ninety. two of the Public Statutes, of the time and place of any sale to be made in foreclosure proceedings at least seven days before such sale, and out of the money arising from euch sale the vender on her representatives shall be entitled to retain all sums then secured by this mortgage, whether then ou Thereafter payable, including ail coste, charges, and expenses incurred or sustained by her on them in relation to the said property, or to discharge any clarins ou liens of third persons affecting the same; rendering the surplus, if any to one or any executors administrators, or assigns.
and it is agreed that the verde, or her executors, administrators, or assigns, or any person or persons in their behalf, mais purchase at any sale unade as aforesaid: and that until default in the performance or observance of the condition of this deed I and my executors, administrators, and assigns, may retain possession of the above mort- caged property and may use and enjoy the Dance, but after such default, the verdee or those claiming under her may take immediate poversion of said property and for that purpose may, so far as I can give authority there for, enter wnow any premises on which said property or any part thereof may be situated, and remove the summe therefranc ?
En mitness whereof I the said thates O Heil hav herevento set my hand and scal this th day of February to the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety four.
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Signed and sealed; in presence of 4 A.M. Lincoln
Charlie Oteil (Seal)
Received and recorded February 6 th 1894 at 7- 8 o'clock P. M.
attest Whas B. Blair Touro Check
now all men by these presents that I Elton I. French of Harren. Country of Morceler, and Commonwealth of massachusetts in consideration of Two Thousand Dollars baid ber Edward . Wheeler, Charles Th. Glad well, soient Vadovau, v. Tia der M. Weber, and Charles 26 Dote, copartners. under the firmu style of Murder, Blodgett, Co. said having a place of business in Boston, County of Suffolk the receipt Thereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant, sell. transfer, and deliver win to the said Midler Blodgett, slo. the following goods and chattles, namely; all the goods wares, und merchandise, which & have inc my store in building known as Town Hall Block, on Main Street, in Harren aforesaid, consisting of all the day goods, in said store, together with all the small wares, hats caps, gents furnishing goods, also the show cases, money drawers, and fixtures, and stock in trade with all other personal property in said store of whatsoever name or description, belonging to me.
To have and to hold all and singular the said goods and chattles to the said Wheeler, Blodgett, us to, and, their executors, administrators, and assigns, to their om use und. behoof forever. and I hereby covenant with the sender that Sam the lawful owner of the said goods and charts, that they are free from all incumbrances, that I have good right to sell the same as aforesaid; and that - will warsaw and defend the same against the lawful claims and demands of all persons.
Provided nevertheless that if I, or may executors, admira istrators, or assigns, shall pay unto the mendes, or their
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executors, administrators, or assigns, the sum of Two Thousand, Grilla are on demand, with interest as stated in one note of dated, July 27. 1891 signed by me, together with all other and future debts which may is die and our from the said French to the said Wheeler Blodgett oleo. and until such payment, shall and waste or destroy the said goods and charles, now suffer them or any part thereof to be attached ou mesmo process, and shall not, except with the consent in writing of the vendees or their representatives, attempt to sell or to remove from said store the same or any part thereof, then this deed. as also the afores aid note, shall be void.
But upon any default in the performance or observan. of the foregoing condition, the vendees or their executors administrators, or assigns, may sell the said goods and chutiles at public auction. first giving three days notice in willing of the time and place of sale to me or my representatives, or publishing such notice once a week for three successive weeks in some one newspaper publish. ed in said worcester fourty, and out of the money arising from such sale the windles, or their representan ves shall be entitled to retain all sums then secured by this mortgage, whether then or thereafter payable, including all costs, charges, and expenses, incurred or sustained by them in relation to the said property, or to discharge any chicas or liens of third persons affecting the same; rendering the surplus, ifany, to me or my Executors, administrators, or assigns.
and it is agreed that the vendees, or their executors, administrators, or assigns, or any person or persons in their behalf, may purchase at any sale made as aforesaid. und that until default in the performance on observ. ance of the condition of this deed land my executors administrators, and assigns, may retain possession the above mortgaged property and may use and enjoy the sure, but after such default, the verdees or thos claiming under them may take immediate possession of said proberly und for that purpose way, so far as I can give authority therefor, enter upon any
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premises on which said property or any part there of may be situated, and remove the same there from. In witness whereof I, the said Elton N. French hereunito set my hand and seal this seventh day of February in the year one thousand eight hundred and money, four Signed.and scaled.in presence of Elton N. French (Seal) Air Atwood,
(Received, and) recorded February 10th 1894 at 8- o'clock A.M.
attest Chas B. Blair Sown Clerk
Know all men by these presents that I, Eltout. Freuch of Warren, bounty of Worcester Commonwealth of Massa. chusetts in consideration of One Thousand Dollars paid My Edward, & Wheeler, Charles H. Blodgett, John a. Ordway Jr. Walter H. Webber, and Charles H. Dole, copartners under the style of Wheeler Blodgett, los, and having a place of business in Boston, County of Suffolk, the receipt whereof is acknowledged, do hereby grant, sell, trunger. and deliver into the said Wheeler Blodgett sloo. the following goods and chattles, manuely:
all the goods, wares and merchandise which I have? in my store in building known as Town Hall Block, on Main Street, in Harren aforesaid, consisting of all the dry goods in said store, together with all the small wares, hats, caps, gente furnishing goods, also the show cases, money drawers, and fixtures, and stock in hade with all other personal property in said store, of whatsoever name or description belonging to me. Said stock in trade and fixtures are subject to a mortgage of two thousand dollars.
To have and to hold all and singular the said goods and chattles to the said Wieder Blodgett to and their executors, administrators, and assigns, to their own use and behoof forever. and I hereby covenant with the reviews that a
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the lawful over of the said goods and chattles; that they are free from all incumbrances, except as aforesaid that I have good night to sell the same as afresaid; and that I will marrant and defend the same against the lawful claims and demands of all persons except as aforesaid.
Provided nevertheless that if I, or my executors, admin istrators, or assigns, shall pay unto the vendes, or their executors, administrators, or assigns, the sum of One Thousand Dollars on demand with interest as stated in one note of even date signed by me together with all other and future debts which may be due and owing from said French to the said Wheeler, Blodgett Ho, and until such payment, shall not waste or destroy the said goods and chattles, now suffer them or any part there of to be attached on mes. process, and shall not except with the consent in writing of the vendees or their representatives, attempt to sell or to remove from said store the same or any part thereof .. then this deed, as also the aforesaid mote, shall be void.
But ukon any default in the performance or observance of the foregoing condition, the vendees, or their executors, administrators, or assigns, may sell the said goods and challes at public auction, first giving three days notice in writing of the time and place of sale to me ou winy representatives, or publishing such notice once a week for three successive weeks in some one newspaper published in said Worcester County. and out of the money arising from such sale the vendees, or their. representatives shall be entitled to retain all www. then secured by this mortgage, whether they or there after payable, including all costs, charges, and expenses incurred or sustained by theme in relation to the said property, or to discharge wany claims or liens of third persons affecting the same; rendering the simples, if any, to mie or my executors, administrators, or assigned, and it is agreed that the vendes, or their executors, administrators, or assigns, or any person or persons in
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Soir Sehalf way purchase at any sale made as africsaid, ,and that until default in the performanceon observance of the condition of this deed I and my executors, adminis. trators, and assigns, may retain possession of the above mortgaged. property and may use and enjoy the sauce. but after such default, the vender or those claiming under - may take immediate possession of said properly and for that keinpose way, so far asI can give authority therefor, enter upon any premises on which said property or any part thereof may be situated and remove the same there from.
w witness whereof the said Ellow W. French hereureto set my hand and seal this Seventh day of February. in the year one thousand eight hundred and morety. four.
Signed and sealed in presence of A. H. Atword
Elton I. French (Seal)
Received and recorded February 10th, 1894 at 8. o'clock A.M.
attest lehas B. Blair. Town Clerk b. B. Blair, Esq. Town Berk Narren, mass. Dear Sir: Boston October 1at 1894
The hereby acknowledge that we have
received the full satisfaction of the debt secured by the mortgage of three thousand dollars ($3,000) given by E. M. French to us, and do hereby cancel and discharge the same.
Yours respectfully Wheeler Blodgett &Co.
Received and recorded October 17th 1894 at 8-15, 0 clock. a. m.
altist Chas B, Blair, Joure Stock
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Show all men by these presents that I Ernest Cote of Harren Worcester County Massachusetts in consideration of one dollar and other Consideration paid by albert II. Lincoln of said Warren the sea where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant, dell, transfer, and deliver undto the sand albert LA Lincoln the following goods and chattles, namely One Soured Horse about 12 years old-
, Buggy, I Breast Plate harness, all the same. which I have recently feurchased.
To have and to hold all and singular the said goods and chattles to the said albert U. Lincoln and his executors, administrators, and assigns, to their own use and behoof forever.
and I do hereby covenant with the vendee that I am the lawful owner of the said goods and chatles ; that they are free from all incumbrances, that I have good right to sell the same as atousart; and that I will warrant and defend the same again. the lawful claims, and demands of all persons Provided nevertheless that if I, or my executors, adm istrators , or assigns shall pay unto the vendee, ou his executors, administrators, or assigns a certain note of eighteen dollars and interest on same, said note is dated November 30th A. D. 1893 and was given to said Lincoln, and is due on demand from this date, and until such payment shall keep the said goods und chattles insured against fire in a sum not less than - dollars for the benefit of the sender and his executors, administrators, and assigns, in such form and in such Insurance Companies as they shall apper. shall not maste or destroy the said goods and chattle nor suffer them or any part thereof to be attached on mesure process, and shall not, except with the consent in writing of the vender or his representatives, attempt to sell or to remove from thearren the same or any par there of , then this deed, as also the aforesaid note, shall be void.
But upon any default in the performance os observan
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of the foregoing condition; the vender, wohis executors, administrators, or assigns, may sell the said goods and chattles at public auction, first notifying the defter in the manner provided in section seven of chapter one hundred and ninety two of the Public Statutes, the time and place of any sale to be made in foreclosure proceedings at least seven days before such sale, and out of the money arising from such sale the reader or his representatives shall be entitled to retain all sims there secured by this mortgage, whether them outhereafter payable, including all costs, charges, and expenses incurred on sustained by him or them in relation. to the said property, or to discharge any chaines or liens of third persons affecting the same; rendering the surplus, if any, to me or may executors, adminis trators, or assigns.
and it is agreed that the vender, or his executors, administrators, or assigns or any person or persons we their behalf, away purchase at any sale made as a fore said; and that until default in the performance or observance of the condition of this deed I and my executors, administrators, and assigns, may retain Possession of the above mortgaged. property and may Hide and enjoy the same, but after such default, the sender or those claiming under him may take immediate possession of said property and for that purpose may, so far as I can give authority therefor, enter upon any premises on which said property or any part thereof may be situated, and remove the same therefrom. In nitriess where of I the said Ernest late hereunto set my hand and seal this 8th das; of February in the year one thousand eight hundred and rinety four.
Signed and sealed in presence of Florence B. Lincoln Ernest lote (Seal) Received and recorded February 12th 1894 at 9- 33, o'clock A. M. attest :
Chas B. Blair. Town Sterk
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& Hanou Ancestor County Massachusetts in considering Game Grundred and Fifty Dollars paid in Albert M. Lincoln of said Haven the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant, sell, transfer, and deliver wide the said albert A. Lincoln the following goods and chattles, namely ;
2. Scotch Collars, 5 other Scotch Collars, 6 Fram Collar 2 Stitching horses, I Sale Harness, Han Harness, 3 lig harnesses all except the Saddles for same, 10 blankets 4 extra bridles, 2 Doz. the ropes, Leather Strap halters 6 Nabbine halters, 3 Feed bags, 27 Sweat pads. 2 pairs double lines, ' Collar word have light harness, 3 (cold walters, 5 pairs heavy Games. 25 whips, I pan for silu harnesses, also all the other straks trimmings, curled ha. dear hair, and all the stock of goods, fixtures, tools and personal property of every name and nature except some household furniture. The 2 Stoves a rolling " achine one harness left for repairs and two boots, which is in the Shop now occupied by ane over Grands blacksmith Shop on Oliver Street in Said Warren, Ialso convey all the personal property which may become nine during the Continuance of this mortgage:
have and to hold all and singular the said goods an dvattles to the said albert A. Lincoln and his executors administrators, and assigns, to their own use and behov forever. and I do hereby covenant with the verde that I am the lawful owner of the said goods and chat. that they are free from all incumbrances, that I have word right to sell the same as aforesaid; and that Iwill warrant and defend the same against the lawful chaines and demands of all persons
Provided nevertheless that if I, or my executors, admin istrators, or assigns shall pay unto the vendee, ou his accutors, administrators, or assigns, the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars on demand from this date and with interest as written in a certain nou of even date herewith signed by me, and until such payment shall keep the said goods and chattles
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weused against fire in a sum not less than Five hundred dollars for the benefit of the sender and his executors, admin wtratois, and assigns, in such forno and in such Insurance Companies as they shall approve. Shall not make or destroy the said goods and chailles, nor suffer them many part thereof to be attached on mesne process, and shall not except with the consent in miting of the vendee or his repre- sentatives, attempt to sell or to remove from said Haven except in the newal course of retail trade the same or any part thereof, then this deed, as also the aforesaid note? shall be void .
But upon any default in the performance or observance of the foregoing condition, the vendee, or his executors, administrators , or assigns, wray sell the said goods and chattles at public auction, first notifying the debtor, in the manner provided in section seven of chapter one hundred and ninety- two of the Public Statutes, of the time and place of any sale to be made in foreclosure proceedings at least seven days before such sale, and out of the money arising from such sale the vender or his representatives shall be entitled to retaire all sumo there secured by this mortgage, whether then or thereafter payable, including all costs, charges, and expenses incurred or sustained by him or them in relation to the said property, or to discharge any claims or liens of third persons affecting the same; rendering the surplus, if any, to mie on my executors, administrators or assigns.
and it is agreed that the vender, or his executors, administrators, or asique, or any person or persons in their behalf, may purchase at any sale made as aforesaid; and that until default in the performance or observ- ance of the condition of this deed I and my executors, administrators, and assigns, may retain possession of the above mortgaged property and may use and enjoy the same, but after such default, the vender or those claiming under him may take immediate possession of said property and for that purpose may, so far as I can give authority therefor, enter upon any premises
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on which Land property or any part thereof way he situated, and remove the same therefrom. In witness whereof the said Willard. Dawson frave hereunto set my hand and seal this 17th day of February in the year one thousand eight hundred and inivery four. Signed and sealed ( in presence of Willard Danson (Seal) Florence P. Lincoln
Received and recorded February 17th 1894 at 6, 30 O. M. o'clock.
Uttest letras S. Blair Town Clerk.
know all men by these presents that The George . Anslow, and Lena I. Anslow of Warren, in the part called West Haven, Worcester County, Massachusetts in consideration of Two Hundred and five dollars paid by HaryA. Lincoln of Warren, aforesaid the receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant, sell, transfer, and deliver unto the said Hary A. Lincoln the following goods and chattles, namely;
Oui range called Red Cake" one extension table, one ironing board, one parlor suite consisting of sofa, one divan, and four chairs, all plush covered, one plush covered bed lounge, one tapestry carpet, one Wheeler and Wilson Sewing machine, one oak Chamber Suite consisting of bedstead bureau commode rocker and four chairs. two sitting room. Carpets, one straw carpet, one coal parlo store, one clock, two rattan rocking chans, one easy chas one refrigerator, oi vake roll to's desk, one black minut marble top centre table a lot of pictures, one new black walnut Chamber Suite complete, one new rake chamber Sinte Complete, one oak crib. one hand Sewing machine and case for same, one new clock invitation marble upon which we owe two dollars, one office chair, also all the other personal property except the piano in the tenement now occupied by us
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on Chapel Street in said West Harren, and all the personal property much may become mus during the continuance of this mortgage, including crockery glass. ware vrouware, silverware, beds, bedding, and all other implements, and personal property of every kind.
To have and to hold all and singular the said goods and chattles to the said Hary A. Lincoln and her executors, administrators, and assigns, to their own. use and behoof forever.
and we hereby covenant with the vendee that we are the lawful owners of the said goods and chattles; that they are free from all incumbrances, that we have good right to sell the Lance as aforesaid; and that we will warrant and defend the same, against the lawful claire and demande of all persons
Provided nevertheless that if no, or our executors, admins istrators, or assigns shall pay unto the vender, or her executors, administrators, or assigns, the sum of two hundred and five dollars on demand from this date and with interest after six months from date payable monthly at the rate of three per cent per month upon said principal viem until paid, as stated in a note of even date signed by us, and until such pay much shall kiek the said goods and chattles insured against fire in a sum not less than five hundred dollars for the benefit of the vendee and her executors, admin istrators, and assigns, in such form and in such Insur anice Companies as they shall approve; shall not waste or destroy the said goods and chattles, nor suffer them or any part thereof to be attached on mesure process, and shall not, except with the consent in writing of the vende or her representatives, attempt to sell or to remove from said West Warren the same or any part thereof, then this deed, as also the aforesaid mote, shall be void. But upon any default in the performance on observance of the foregoing condition, the vender, or her executors, administrators, or assigns, may sell the said goods and chattles at public auction, first notifying the debtor in the manner provided in section seven of chapter 1
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