Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-06-08
REAL ESTATE.


me ioiiowlng are the transfers of real es.
.a'e IN hennebec county, for the week end.
ing Saturday. June 81
un aab.oN Marx Rollins of Albion to Chas mn
AuGus saia 1GS n land in lbion. SlOo
T Teo. N. Robinson Of said city, land in 10
1na tn w Munroe Of Cambridge Mass to ESS as.a
ans C 81 Augusta. land in Augusta, sao5: Ror,
citv in ulo OF augusta. to Sarah f. Estes Of said
20 Uy anu IN augusta; James N. ade OF Auaus,s
land in A. ana Mary E. soule of SAID city, hall Of
:, BELGRADE-Henry f. D. Wymap Of Re,...d -
as7H ris or +. Ames of Oakland, land in Beirrsds
of sa;;d .n Fray Of Rome, to Arthur E. Prav
Richsrd Gn, iand Ii Belgrade on Great Isadd as
In Belgrade. " ue' " rray' land
bell nlEoNfro OLA Brown Of Benton to wm Tar
low and W. Il. Emery of Fairfield. 10 Fred NJ
nioWn OF Benton, land in Benton, S45
rn wnlNA-Martin Weber of china, 10 George F.
CLISToN-Alton H. wentworth Of Clinton %
toa. p "entWortn OF said town, land in Clinton
said Town sel o. Clinton, to Isaac Bingham Of
ETpAh a9 warren Dorr Of Gardiner, to MahaIa
E.. heed OF said town, land and buildings 10 Gardi
T. ros;s, "a Aooie Dingley OF Gardiner, to Warren
~ Berry OF Gardiner, to Arthur Berry of said eitv
and IN Gardiner, and other considerations; James
". Lash OF Gardiner, TO Frank T.. Boston of 2 id
CITY, land and buildings in Gardiner, 1880.
hALLowkLL-John c. Mcclure of Hallowell. to
S Saaa d. Mcclure OF said city, land in Hallowell,
MoNMoUTH-Thomas W. Kimball of wateryille.
20 Henry c. jacobs of Monmouth, land in Monmouth
PITIsToN-Jarips Towle of Pitts,op. to Sarah l.
iowIe OF said town, land and buildings in Pittston
,h KE a John H. shedd of Augusta. to AL.
vha v Lyon OF Readfeid, land in Realized, SO; c.
II. Gale of Winthrop, to G. l. Bailey of said town
land in Readfed, 100.
NAssALBono-Angeline S. Mowers Of St. AIbans.
fAsaaih0rp Ian N Vaaa lhnr
$500 '"'''0' 'Anu III 'a''Aio0ro'
WATEKvILLE-Geo Cochran of waterville, to
ROBERT Cochran OF said town, land in Wateruile,
SSo Samuel Hutchings of Wa erville to L. z. Thaye
OF SAID town. land in Waterville, $780, Joseph Cur.
ney Jr., OF Watervie, to the ,iaine Central Rail-
road Co land in Watervile, $500; GeOrgianna
reague OF Waeryile, TO the Maine Central Railroad
Co, land in Waterville, $3.50; Joseph DeRocher of
Waterville, to the Maine Central Railroad Co. land
IN Watervie, $275; Fred Dyer of Waterviile to the
Maine Central Railroad Co, land in Watervile,
$40 Lucy veague of Waterville, to the Maine Cen
trail Railroad CO., land in Watervle, $275; Michael
Conner of Watervile. to the Maine Central Railroad
Cor land In Waterville, $3.50; Everett X Drummond
OF Wateryille, to Henry II Campbell of said town,
lana in Wateryllle; Sidney Moore Heath of Water
vile, to the Maine Central Railroad Co.. land in
Waterville; Frazier Gilman OF Eden, DaS., to the
Maine Central Railroad Co. land in Waterve,
$45OU; Chas. y. Gilman OF Waterville, to the Maine
| Central Railroad Co, nd in Watervlie; Isaac ii
Spencer OF Walervile, to Lena f. Spencer Of said
town, real estate in Watervle, 800; Albert Is. and
Judson X. Spencer and Fannie B. Withee Of Wa
terville TO Isaac h. Spencer of said town. land in
Watervilie, 81.
| WAYNE-Alonzo W. House of Wayne, to John c.
| Stinchheld OF said town, land in Wayne, $500.
| WINDsoR-Oscar I. " all OF Chicago, to Chas. L.
Withee OF Winslow, S3lOO.
l.. I. Carleton, Esq at Lancaster, N. II.
1t is always pleasant to note the success OF
kennebec boys at home and abroad. The
N. II. Independent Statesmen in its last issue
speaking of the Memorial address of L. I
Carlton, Esq, of Winthrop, at Lancaster, N
H. says:
Capt. N. c. f. Young in felicitous words
introduced the orator of the day, Hon. l.. L
Carleton of Winthrop, Me-, who enlisted a
a private when IA wears old, and tough
through the war, except when disabled b.
wounds. Mr.. Carleton spoke for more thar
an hour, and gave a very.iustructive, usetu
and pleasing address, His severe denuncia
tons of jeff Davis and his recent utterance
! as well as his eloquent illusions to Gen
Grant, elected lusty cheers.
The Coos County IN. H. Democrat of las
week also says:
| At + NJ the M rhhers of the post ant
veterans OF The tom d in line in front o
, the G. A. X. Had aud marched to tn
Lancaster House where the genera
committee ana the orator OF the oay, non
l. T. Carleton of Winthrop, Maine, wer
received into the column and proceeded t.
Town Hail The orator was introduced in
most eloquent and graceful manner by Com
rade Young. Mr., Carleton gave one of tn
finest memorial addresses ever delivered
before this post. 1t was full of noble senti
ments, lofty patriotism, instructive in tone
and was listened to by the audience, whicl
filled all available space in the hall witt
GREATNESS interest.