Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-06
STATE HOUSE.
Location ofIAugusta &
~ Wate!ville Railway.
Petition Asking Approval by the
Railroad Commissioners.
kilIInoeket's First Banking Insti.
tuition Opens Thursday.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council,
Tuesday, April 16, at 10 A. M.

| much interest to the people of this sec
| ton Of Kennebec county was made at
| the office Of the Board of Railroad Conn
| missioners Friday morning, it being 0f
! the receipt of a petition from the Au-
eusta & Waterville Railway Co. asking
| the approval by the board of the loca-
| ton Of the proposed railroad track be-
| tween Augusta and Watcrville. Includ-
"a in the petition We're the approvals o.
location granted by the municipal off,
GERS Of the city of Augusta and the Off
Gers Of the towns Of Vassalboro ana
NinSlnW, they being as follows:
Rv the municipal officers Of the city
Of Augusta: Beginning on Bangor
street at the north line Of Cony street.
thence along Bangor street TO the Pan
gnr road, and thence along the Pan
n road to q point opposite the land
Of Charles Mercy.
Ry the town officers of NaSsalboro:
ON the road leading from Riverside to
Cross hill, - feet each side of station
253yG7 ana station 354Xl7, between land
Of Ira ]. Robbins and land Of Charles
r. &turgie, il being understood thht IT,"
said railroad is to cross the said ROAD
within the 20 feet 50 described.
On the road leading from the River
rnll 10 Weber pond, called the Pond
road - feet each sid" Of station "d'X'
and station 371xiO being between the
lands of Joshua Robbins, it being un-
Gcretood that the said railroad is to
cross the said road within the 30 feet
so described.
On the same road beginning at
point opposite station 39lXI8, thence
along and upon said road 10 n point op-
posite station 418X2S. both Of said sta
tions being on til" plan Of the Augusta
& Watervilc Railw"y.
On the road leading from the TnWE
hpnen TO the North Vassalborn road,
- feet each side Of station 5.1N1S AMI
station 578xS, between lands of S. H.
Mardcn and l.. Mccoy, it being md"r-
stood that tho said railroad is To cross
said road within the 30 feet so de-
S"ribcd.
or the road leading from the Pond
road to East FaSSalb0rO road ana called
the East Nassaihoro road, - feet each
side of station 587x77 and station $751;,
betwet the lands Of Elijah Pope. il be I!
ing understood that the said railroad |
is to cross the Said road within the - |
feet 50 described.
Eoro t. North Vassalhoro ana called |
the North VassdlbOrO road, beginning |
at n point opposite station GS&X29 |
thence along and upon said road H. = |
pGinr opposite station 161x3%
ON the same road beginning At Il
point opposite station 77Ox57. thcnce
along and upon said road to sta;iun
S4ixl3. thence 10 the Winslnw town
line.
by the town officers Of WINSTON: Be
ginning at the boundary lin" Of the
town Of VaSSIlhOrO and the town Of |
Wlnsl0w. nn the road leading from
North Nassalboro 10 WinsloW and |
called The North Nassalboro road,
thence along and upon said road l." a
point opposite station SSlX52. thence
along and upon said road to Il point OPP
rOsitc station SS9XS6 to the Benton
road or Seba Sticook river road. So
called, on the east side of the Sahasti-
cool, liver ana along and upon said |
Benton road or the Seba 81 icOOk River |
road ~ the bridge crossing the ScbaS-
tiaook river thence across, along ana
uuon said bridge to the road leading
from sand hill to the Ticonic bridge,
thence on the Sand Hill road to the Ii
comic bridge 10 the W2terville city line.
A pCtitiOn has also been received at
the office of the board from the Low
iston. Augusta x Wat"rVIil'' street
Railway for crossing over the track
Of the Grand Trunk Railway at Me
chanc Falls.