Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-06
REAL ESTATE.


The following are the important transfers
of real estate in Kennebec county, As re-
corded at the Office of the Register of Deeds,
for the week ending Mar. 3lst:
AUGUsTA.-Geo. N. Bean OF Augusta, to Albert
l. uller OF said CITY, two parcels OF land In A. &5
Eivira Daniels OF Augusta. to Martha Z. Emery o;
sald city, land in A, ESQ., Augusta Savings Bank to
said bank in lot of land in A.. e70o; Nathaniel
Noyes of Augusta, to Eliza Brown Of Auburn,
right title and interest in and to land and the build
ALBIox.-Otis ID. Crosby end Albert Plummer Of
Benton, to Ora o. Crosby Of Ibion half Of lot of
land in Albion, also; CALVIN T. Taylor Of Albion,
10 Lendal l.. Taylor of said town. land in A.. ei00O
CHELsEA-Loring FAR Of Augusta. 70 Vim.
Head of same city, land with the buildings thereon
Huntington of said town. land in c.. 500
GARDENERS. c. Whitmore of Gardiner, to
Samuel whitmore of brunswick, land in G. 5000
HALLOwELL--James Atkins and Frank Atkins
of HallOwell, TO John II. Lowell OF same city, three
undivided tenths of certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon in H., $50; first named parties
above, TO Joseph Howe, Jr. of H., one undivided
fixth part of certain lot of land with the buildings
thereon in H., Slo0; Eva w. Horn and samuel
H. L+gh of said city four undivided tenth parts OF
lot of land in II with brick store thereon, 1890
LITcHFIELD John A Hutchinson of Litchfed,
70 Oramandel Smith OF same place. land in L.. se0e :
Elizabeth c. Briery of Liichheid 10 Oramandei
smith Of same town, right, title and interest in a
certain farm in l. $500.
10 Jesse Gilman of Vienna, homestead farm in Mt.
Vernon, with buildings thereon. $50.
OAkLAND:-Avery shorey of uakland to Mahalah
w. Oliver Of same town, land with the buildings
thereon in o., 5000; Kelley Cochran OF Oakland, to
Hannah Knox Of said town, land in o., $50
IITTsIOS.-Anna b. MeGuier of Pittston, TO Allen
T. Lewis Of said town, land in Pttston, eS25.
SIDNEY.-Augusta savings Bank to Louisa Sibley
OF sidney. certain parcel of land with the buildings
! her. on in Sidney, $500.
WINTHRoP.-Mariha J. Siurtevant of Boston. to
Chas. w. Stevens of Winthrop, land in Winthrop,
$500.
wISDsoR.-Amos VI. Wight of Augusta to Lucy
j. Wight of Windsor, land in Windsor, 500; q W.
Casweil of indsor to Giden Hailowell and Rachitl
HalowelI both of Angus a, lot OF land with the
buildings thereon in Windsor, $500; Elizabeth J.
Given OF Windsor, to Henry Dunton of said Winsor,
land with the buildings thereon in eaid town, 800
WATERyILI.-CharesE r. Gray of Waterville to
Peter Marco of airield and Alex r. ComeaD OF
Waterville, real estate in waterville, S75.
INSTRUMENTATION X. hiiehuuse and John Z.
Whitehouse of Vassaboro to Joseph II Allen Of said
Na-saboro, title in and to i'll Brook in Vassaboro,
$50.
VExSA-Everett II. sevey of Vienna TO John B.
" ight Of said town, farm in Vienna, $3.50.
Knox and Lincoln Railroad.
There seems nothing left for the Knox and
Lincoln Railroad and the towns along its
route but continue the present management
of the road, as the Maine Central has refused
to purchase it for 81 400, 900, the sum recent
ly agreed upon by the towns. Since the
Maine Central acquired control of the Euro
pean and North American railroad conditions
have changed in Maine, and shore line
combination is not regarded quite so probable
as heretofore. The towns along the road
are getting their railroad Indebtedness in
more favorable condition than in the past
During the past year Bath has paid S22,15
of matured Knox and Lincoln bonds, AID
also has purchased SIP 800 of the 6 per cent
bonds issued in aid of the road, and this
besides paying S., $50 for interest on the
stock bonds of the road. The committee for
the reduction of city debt has also provided
for S4l, 10S of its railroad bonds which
mature next July. The city of Rockland
during the past year paid S4,7O0 of its
matured railroad bonds and purchased 81
200 of the bonds not due. so that its indebted
ness on account of the railroad at the close
of the municipal year was reduced to S409,-
500. The town Of Newcastle paid last year
Sc, 800 of its railroad bonds and refunded
into per cents SAG 900, and the town of
Damariscotta decreased its railroad indebted
ness So, 100 leaving the total remaining in
debtedness Sl01 900.