Webster v. City of Lowell

Hanover Street, which crosses Moody Street at a right angle, and which runs nearly north and south, at its northerly end was a cul de sac, and the city of Lowell discontinued a portion of it as a highway, measuring eighty-five and eight tenths feet southerly from the northerly end, so that, after the discontinuance, the northerly end of the street was a line drawn across the street from “ the southwesterly side of the Tremont and Suffolk Mills’ new storehouse, on the easterly side of said street.” The land of Mary E. Webster, of whose estate the petitioner is administrator, lies southerly of…