9/29/1943 · MORTGAGE ASSIGNMENT · book 28 page 215 doc 113@28/215

606 That said property was sold by Robert P. Day, a duly qualified auctioneer, of said Town of Charlestown, under my direction to the several persons appearing in this report, they being the highest bidders, respectively, at such sale. Said sum in each case, being the full amount of Tax, plus interest, costs and expenses as aforementioned (see annexed schedule for tax, costs and expenses). That the notice of advertisement and sale of said property are attached to this report. That the real estate taxed to the several persons listed be paid for that property for the sum which is given in this report for each one sold, said sum being the full amount due for tax, interest and expenses: That Lot #48, taxed in 1938 to Eleanor D. Baker. This Lot being a P. 13 was sold to S. J. Sommers who, acting as agent and bidder for J. T. Sommers and J. H. Hastings. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole for tax, interest and expenses, and paid the sum $8.50. That the amount of tax, interest and expenses were as follows: Tax 1.20 Interest .25 Adv. & Levy Exp. 4.20 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.45 $8.50 2. That Lot #62 on a P. 11 taxed to Eleanor D. Baker. There being no bid, I, N. D. Cross as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and on behalf and for the amount of said Tax, bought the same for the amount due and there being no further I requested that said parcel's be sold to said Town for the amount due. That the amount of Tax, interest and expenses were as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv. & Levy Expenses 4.20 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.62 $12.21 3. That Lot #9 on a P. 11, taxed in 1938 to Eleanor D. Baker. There being no bid, I, N. D. Cross as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and in behalf and for the amount of said Tax, bought the same for the amount due and there being no further I requested that said parcel's be sold to said Town for the amount due, which is as follows: Tax .26 Advertisement & Levy Exp. 2.36 Deed 4.20 Auctioneer & attendance at Sale 1.40 $8.22 4. That property taxed to Eleanor D. Baker in 1938, and assessed as the Foster Lord. There being no bid, I, N. D. Cross, as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and in behalf and for the amount of said Tax, bid the whole for the amount due and there being no further bid requested that said parcel be sold to said Town for the amount due, which is as follows: Tax 16.80 Interest .67 Advertisement & Levy Exp. 2.06 Deed 4.20 Auctioneer & Attendance at Sale 1.40 $25.13 5. That property taxed to Eleanor D. Baker. [Re Estate] Lot 14 on a P. 17. There being no bid, I, N. D. Cross, as Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, and in behalf and for the amount of said Tax, bought the same for the amount due and there being no further bid requested said parcel be sold to said Town for the amount which is as follows: Tax 61.60 Interest 2.12 Advertisement & Levy Exp. 4.20 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 7.98 $79.90 6. That property taxed to Mary Z. Brennan in 1938 as Lot #91 on a P. 16 was sold to John Brady who acting as agent for Alice Brady, bid the whole for the tax, interest and expenses, which are as follows: Tax .90 Interest .23 Adv. & Levy Exp. 2.81 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.45 $9.39 7. That property taxed to Mary Z. Brennan in 1938 as Lot #92 on a P. 16 was sold to John Brady who acting as agent for Alice Brady, bid the whole for the property for tax, interest and expenses which were as follows: Tax .90 Interest .23 Adv. & Levy Exp. 2.81 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.45 $9.39

608 16. That property taxed in 1938 to Walter D. Connor as Lot #491 on A. P. 18, was sold to John Brady, who, acting as agent for Alice G. Brady, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89 Adv 4.00 Deed 1.49 Auctioneer & attendance at sale .87 $7.99 17. That property taxed in 1938 to Walter D. Connor as Lot #492 on A. P. 18, was sold to John Brady, who, acting as agent and bidder for Alice G. Brady, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax, interest, and expenses due, which are as follows: Tax .60 Int. .93 Adv & Levy exp. 1.89 Adv 4.00 Deed 1.49 Auctioneer & attendance at sale .87 $7.99 18. That property taxed in 1938 to Alice J. Culliman, as Lot #18 on A. P. 13, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as agent for himself and Dorothy T. Link bid the whole, being the highest bidder for the amount of tax, interest and expenses due, which are as follows: Tax 3.42 Interest .11 Adv & Levy exp. 1.89 Adv 4.00 Deed 1.49 Auctioneer & attendance at sale .87 $11.78 19. That property taxed in 1938 to Brakine Crumm, G.b.u., as Lot #18 on A. P. 11, was sold to Ray P. Scleston, who being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax, interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 3.20 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89 Adv 4.00 Deed 1.49 Auctioneer and attendance at sale .87 $11.38 20. That property taxed to George A. Davison in 1939 as Lot #34 on A. P. 4 was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder bid the whole, for the amounts of tax, interest, interest and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 6.00 Interest .84 Adv Levy & Exp. 1.89 Adv 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale .87 $13.60 21. That property taxed in 1939 to George A. Davison, as Lot #36 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link who, acting as agent and bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole for the amount of taxes, interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 6.00 Interest .84 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89 Deed 3.42 Auctioneer & attendance at sale .87 $13.02 22. That property taxed in 1939 to George A. Davison, as Lot #38 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as agent and bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link they being the highest bidder, bid the whole for the amount of tax, interest and expenses due, which are as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89 Adv 4.00 Deed 1.49 Auctioneer & attendance at sale .87 $13.24 23. That property taxed in 1939 to George A. Davison, as Lot #40 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax, interest and ex- penses due, which are as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89 Adv 4.00 Deed 1.49 Auctioneer & attendance at sale .87 $13.24 24. That property taxed in 1939, to George A. Davison, as Lot #42 on A. P. 4, was sold to Charles J. Link, who acting as bidder for himself and Dorothy T. Link. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole for the amount of Tax, interest, and ex- penses due, which are as follows: Tax 4.80 Interest .19 Adv & Levy Exp. 1.89

610 33. That property taxed in 1939, to Eleanor Z. Jacobs, as Lot #184 on A. P. 18, was sold to Norman J. Wright, who, acting as agent and bidder for himself and Helen Wright (Wife), bid the whole for the amount of the Tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .03 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.72 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $9.24 34. That property taxed in 1939 to Charles S. Latham as Lot #25 on A. P. 3, was sold to Howard J. Thorp, who, acting as agent and bidder for Charlestown Estates, Inc., a Rhode Island Corporation, place of business, Jestery, R. I. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest and co-penses which are as follows: Tax 14.45 Interest .68 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.74 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $23.76 35. That property taxed in 1939, to Florence Hockney as Lot #218, on A. P. 18, was sold to Norman J. Wright, who, acting as agent for himself and Helen Wright (Wife), they being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .03 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.77 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $9.29 36. That property taxed in 1939, to Florence Hockney as Lot #219 on A. P. 18, was sold to Norman J. Wright, who, acting as agent for himself and Helen Wright (Wife), they being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax, interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .03 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.77 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $9.29 37. That property taxed in 1939, to Timothy J. Mee, as Lot #31 on A. P. 14, was sold to Charles Bliss, who, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of Tax, Interest, and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 53.16 Interest 1.17 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.73 Deed 4.50 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $66.05 38. That property taxed in 1939, to Raymond A. Keikle as Lot #13 on A. P. 14, was sold to S. J. S. Horners who acting as agent and bidder for himself and J. M. Hastings. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of Tax interest and expenses due, which were as follows: Tax 14.40 Interest .58 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.77 Deed 4.90 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $27.14 39. That property taxed in 1939 to Raymond A. Keikle as Lot #46-0 on A. P. 14. There being no bid, I, Wm. D. Cross, Tax Collector of the Town of Charlestown, bid on behalf of the state of Rhode Island the whole, for the amount of tax, being no further tid requested that said parcel be sold to said Town for the amount of Tax, interest and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .26 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.27 Deed .00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $7.02 40. That property taxed in 1939 to Frank W. Merchant as Lot #24 on A. P. 3, was sold to Howard J. Thorp, who, acting as agent and bidder for Charlestown Estates, Inc., a Rhode Island Corporation, with place of business at Jestery, R. I. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of the tax, interest and expenses which were as follows: Tax 15.50 Interest .70 Adv. & Levy Exp. 3.74 Deed 1.40 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 3.49 Total $24.83 50. That property taxed in 1939 to Alward T. Willinghash as Lot #98 on A. P. 2 was sold to Ray P. Ecclesion who being the highest bidder bid the whole for the amount of tax, interest and expenses, which were as follows: Tax $26.04, Interest .81, Adv. & Levy Exp. $4.07, Deed $4.00, Auctioneer & attendance at Sale, $1.40. Total, $36.32.

612 49. That property taxed in 1935 to Harris J. Taylor, as 1 to Charles P. Bocteston, who, acting as agent and in Co., a place of business, entered the highest bid for whole, for the amount of tax, interest and expenses, Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 50. That property taxed in 1935, to Everett A. Tefft, as 1 to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, ti of tax, interest and expenses, which were as follows Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 51. That property taxed in 1935, to Everett A. Tefft, as l to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, bid erest and expenses which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 52. That property taxed in 1935, to Everett A. Tefft, as l to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, bid erest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 53. That property taxed in 1935, to Everett A. Tefft, as l to Rose H. Rietzel, who, being the highest bidder, tid tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 54. That property taxed in 1935 to Henry J. Veins as Lot 5 John S. Brady, who, acting as agent and tender for al Highest bidder tid for the whole for the amount of tax, interest were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale 55. That property taxed in 1935 to Henry J. Veins as Lot 5 John S. Brady, who, acting as agent and tender for bid al highest bidder, tid for the whole for the amount of Tax, in were as follows: Tax Interest Adv & Levy Exp. Deed Auctioneer & attendance at sale I hereby certify that this report is a true account acc and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of May, L. D. 1939. WILLIAM [?] Collect. Amount Due: [?] [?] for the year 1935. LINTON L. BROTH, Notary Public. Received for record May 9th A. D. 1939 at 9:00 o'clock, a. m., and recorded by [Signature] Town Clerk Legal Advertising 10 TOWN OF CHARLESTOWN The undertigned, Collector of Taxes of the Town of Charlestown, Rhode Island, hereby give notice that on the 21st day of May, 1939, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Town Hall in Charlestown, R. I., will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, for the payment of taxes due and unpaid since the first day of May, 1935, and the interest thereon, and the costs of advertising and selling, the real estate described in the following schedule: The sum paid upon acceptance the description of the property shall be deemed a full and sufficient deed and shall operate as the con- veyance of the property sold. The sum paid in excess of the amount due for taxes, interest and other charges shall be paid to the former owner. 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612 49. That property taxed in 1936 to Harris J. Taylor, as Lot #27 on P. A. P., was sold to Charles P. Escoleston, who, acting as agent and bidder for The Westerly Lumber Co., place of business, Westerly, R. I. They being the highest bidder, the bid, while, for the amount of tax, interest and expenses, which were as follows: Tax 21.00 Interest .75 Adv & Levy Exp 7.53 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 4.00 $37.28 50. That property taxed in 1936, to Everett A. Tefft, as Lot #537 on A. P. 18, was sold to Rose H. Rietmel, who, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp .74 Deed 1.74 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $9.41 51. That property taxed in 1936, to Everett A. Tefft, as Lot #538 on A. P. 18, was sold to Rose H. Rietmel, who, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the tax, interest and expenses which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp .74 Deed 1.74 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $9.41 52. That property taxed in 1936, to Everett A. Tefft, as Lot #574 on A. P. 18, was sold to Rose H. Rietmel, who, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp .74 Deed 1.74 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $9.41 53. That property taxed in 1936, to Everett A. Tefft, as Lot #575, on A. P. 18, was sold to Rose H. Rietmel, who, being the highest bidder, bid the whole, for the amount of tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp .74 Deed 1.74 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 1.40 $9.41 54. That property taxed in 1936 to Henry J. Veins as Lot #25, on A. P. 16, was sold to John S. Brady, who, acting as agent and bidder for Alice G. Brady. They being the Highest bidder bid the whole for the amount of Tax, interest, and expenses, which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp .74 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at sale 4.00 $10.27 55. That property taxed in 1936 to Henry J. Veins as Lot #26 on A. P. 16 was sold to John S. Brady, who, acting as agent and bidder for Alice G. Brady. They being the highest bidder, bid the whole for the amount of Tax, interest, and expenses which were as follows: Tax .60 Interest .93 Adv & Levy Exp .74 Deed 4.00 Deed 4.00 Auctioneer & attendance at Sale 4.00 $14.27 I hereby certify that this report is a true account according to my best knowledge and belief. WILLIAM D. CROSS Collector of Taxes in the Town of Charlestown, R. I. for the year 1936. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of M. A. D. 1939. YARDEN S. BROWN, Notary Public. Received for record May 9th, A. D. 1939 at 9:00 o'clock, a. m. and recorded by [?] Town Clerk

541 respect of said premises, or in respect of said mortgage, which said Wakefield Trust Company, its successors or assignees, may be called upon to pay, whether assessed under statutes now in force or that may be subsequently enacted, then this deed as also said promissory note shall become and be absolutely void to all intents and purposes whatsoever. BUT IF DEFAULT shall be made in the payment of the said principal sum or of said int- erest at the same times or by the same or in the manner aforesaid, or of the taxes or assessments afore- said, as the same become payable, or of any or another of them, or of any part thereof, or if breach shall be made of the covenant for insurance hereinafter contained, then it shall be law- ful for said Wakefield Trust Company, its successors or assignees, to sell, toggle, other or in par- cels, all and singular, the premises hereby granted, or intended to be granted, or any part or par- ts thereof, and the benefit and equity of redemption of said mortgagors, their heirs, executors, administrators and assignees, therein, at public auction, and to bid for and become the purchaser or purchasers at any such sale, (and no other purchaser or purchasers shall be answer- able for the application of the purchase money), first giving notice of the time and place of sale by publishing the same at least once each week for three successive weeks in some newspaper published in Washington County, state of Rhode Island, with power to adjourn such sale from time to time, provided that the publishing of said notice shall be continuous, together with a notice of the adjournment or adjournments, at least once each week in the same newspaper; and said sale to be upon the premises or premises as otherwise as specified in such notices; and its or their own name or names, or as the attorney or attorneys of the said mortgagors (for that purpose by these presents duly authorized and appointed with full power of substitution and revocation), to make, execute and deliver to the purchaser or purchasers at such sale or sales a good and suffi- cient deed or deeds of sale of premises in fee simple; and to receive the proceeds of such sale or sales, and therefrom to retain all sums hereby secured, whether then due or due to fall there- after, or after the term specified remaining unpaid, and also the interest then due on the same, to- gether with all expenses incident to such sale or sales, and all counsel fees and other expenses, incurred in, or any way connected with the exercise of those powers, and all taxes, and asses- ments as aforesaid, and all premiums for insurance, if any, either therefore paid or payable by said Wake- field Trust Company, its successors or assignees, or then remaining unpaid, rendering and paying the surplus of said proceeds of sale, if any there be, over and above the amounts so to be retained as aforesaid, together with a true and particular account of such sale or sales, expenses and charges, to the said mortgagors, their heirs, executors, administrators or and in equity assigns, which sale made as aforesaid, shall forever operate a perpetual bar both in law and in equity against the said mortgagors, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, and all persons claiming said premises, so made, by us, from or under them, or any of them. AND WE, the said mortgagors, for ourselves and for our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, hereby covenant with said Wakefield Trust Company, its successors and assignees that we or will upon request execute such deed or deeds confirmatory of such sale or sales as may be necessary or advisable. AND FURTHERMORE, we, the said mortgagors, for ourselves and for our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, hereby covenant with said Wakefield Trust Company, its successors and assignees, that insurance against loss by fire shall be kept and maintained on the buildings on the premises aforesaid, in such office or offices as said Wakefield Trust Company, its successors and assignees, shall approve, in a sum not less than Four Hundred and 30/100 ($400.30) Dollars, and that the policy or policies of such insurance upon said building shall be assigned and transferred, and made payable in case of loss, to said Wakefield Trust Company, its successors and assignees, as col- lateral security hereto, and in default thereof, hereby agree that said Wakefield Trust Company, its successors and assignees, may effect such insurance either in its or their own name, or in the name of GEORGE J. GREENE and ANNIE M. GREENE, the said mortgagors, their heirs or assignees, and in

542 that the premium or premiums paid therefor shall be a further charge upon said granted premises, secured by these presents as aforesaid. IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 13th day of January A. D. one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine. Signed, sealed and delivered} GEORGE W. GREENE (SEAL) in the presence of} ANNIE M. GREENE (SEAL) FRANK L. CRANDALL STATE of RHODE ISLAND} County of Washington } In Wakefield, R. I., on the 13th day of January A. D. 1939, before me personally appeared the above named GEORGE W. GREENES and ANNIE M. GREENE to me known and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument, and they severally acknowledged said instrument, by them executed, to be their free act and deed. FRANK L. CRANDALL Notary Public. Received for record February 29th, A. D. 1939 at 9:25 o'clock, a. m., and recorded by [signature] Town Clerk. ---- INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK OF RHODE ISLAND in South Kingstown, having received full payment and satisfaction of the within mortgage, recorded in the Land Evidence Records of the Town of Charlestown, Book 27 Pages 540, 541 542 does hereby cancel and discharge the same. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, said Trust Company has caused these presents to be signed and its Corporate Seal to be hereunto affixed by its proper officers, duly authorized this First day of October A. D. 1964. GEORGE C. WEIKELJOHN Assistant Vice President HUDSON C. SCATTERGOOD Assistant Manager Signed and Sealed in presence of Gertrude M. C. Smith Received for record February 8th, A. D. 1965 at 1:45 o'clock, p. m., and recorded by [signature] Town Clerk.