Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

Pursuant to the authority vested In me
as trustee in bankruptcy of the estate OF
the OAKLAND WOODEN COMPANY
and by order of the Referee in Bankrupt
cy. for Kennebec County dated May IA.
1870 | shall on Tuesday, May 81. 1910. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, sell at public
following described property of said Oak
land Wooden Company. to wit:
1. The Charles Il. Bailey homestead
situate in Oakland bounded northerly by
land now or formerly owned by George
w. Hubbard: easterly by the Emerson
Stream; southerly by the Tannery Lot
now owned by said Oakland Woolen Com
pany and land of Morrison Libby; and
westerly by land of the Winslows and
one Shepherd, being the property con
vcyed to said Oakland Wooden Company
by Charles Il. Bailey by deed Of War
ranty dated April 2S. 1902. and recorded
in kennebec Registry of Deeds Book 4i6,
Page 104.
2. Tho Tannery Lot situate in said
Oakland bounded northerly by the Bailey
lot above described; easterly by Elmer,
son Stream; sontherly by the WOOD
westerly by land of Morrison Libby.
3. The leasehold interest of said Oak
land Wooden Company. under a lease given
by the Oakland Water Company dated
May I. 1902 and recorded in Kennebec
Registry of Deeds Book 443. Page 81. IN
the wood shop lot situate in said Oakland
bounded and described as follows:
above described; easterly by Emerson
Stream: southerly by the grist-mill lot;
and westerly in part by the pumping sta
ton lot which was formerly part OF
said wood shop lot but was reserved
therefrom and is bounded as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of a line
parallel with the northerly side of the
pumping station and distant three feet
with line parallel with the easterly
side of the pumping station and distant
three feet easterly therefrom produced
northerly: running thence southerly par
allel with the eastery side of the pump
ing station and distant three feet there
from and continuing in the same course
forty-fiye feet and six inches; thence
westerly at right angles to an intersec-
ton with a line parallel with the west
side of the pumping station distant three
feet westerly therefrom and extended
southerly: thence northerly in said line
parallel with the west side of said pump.
ing station and three feet distant there
from forty-five feet and six inches to an
intersection WITH i npin stat M,In 5ne
tant three feet northerly therefrOin and
produced westerly; thence easterly to the
point of beginning .-4.
4. All rights of way or access to and
from the various lands above described
as heretofore owned and enjoyed.
5. The right to power to be used on OF
in connection with the above described
real estate as set forth In various con
tracts with the CentTdi &naHuC AoWci
Company formerly the Messalonsket
Electric Company.
6 The buildings, machinery and equip
ment situate on the land above de
scribed consisting of dwellfng-house
WOODEN mill and machinery installed
therein constituting a wooden manufac
turing plant
All said property is subject to mort
gage given to the Augusta Trust Com
pany trustee for the purpose of secur
ing payment of an issue OF bonds datet
May l.. 1904. to the amount of Sixty
Thousand Dollars.
Dated this Sixteenth day Of May, A
d. 1910.
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