The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-28
Maine Farms for Sale, 1915.
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Ny lAO M olHC OGpal LuIclll VI ASIlCul-
ture in which "Maine's Superior Agri-
cultural Advantages" are set forth, the
text supplemented by many beautiful
half-tone illustrations. Then follows
list of farms for sale. arranged by coun-
ties. The following are listed for Waldo
county.
Town Of Frankfort.
No. 223-Farm of 100 acres; 90 tillage,
5 wood, timber, 80 pasture, well wa
tered. Soil, light loan, clay bottom.
Orchard of 80 trees; apples, mostly win
ter varieties, cherry and pear trees.
House. 2 stories, 28x38 with veranda;
ell, l4x2S; IL rooms, besides closets,
house, 24x24; hen house, l2x24; black
sheds, woodshed, ice house, and slo.
Five minutes walk to Frankfort post Of
flee and minutes walk to B. & A. rail-
road station. Price, $4,000 Owned by
Annie W. Glidden, Frankfort.
Town of Jackson.
No. 224-Farm of $50 acres; SO tillage,
so wood and timber, so pasture. Soil,
excellent for nay land. Orchard of SO
trees; different varieties. House CT 10
rooms; barn. This farm is one eighth
of mile from town of Jackson, miles
from railroad station, Brooks Price,
So, 500. Owned by DR.. N. r. Cook, and
M. Lawrence Cook. Brooks.
Town of Liberty.
No. 225-Farm of $50 acres; 35 tillage,
rs wood and timber. 40 pasture. Soil,
rocky loan. Orchard of $50 trees; most
ly Baldwins and Kings. House, 33x24,
9 rooms. Barns. 50x4O, and 33x27; eli,
28x30; I'd ell. 1Sx16; ice house, l2x12;
workshop, l8xl5; hen house, 1Ox25; I'd,
12X10. Running water in house land
barn. Farm cuts about IS tons of hay;
is near corn factory and is good corn
land, or crop land of any kind. Nearest
village, Liberty; nearest railroad sta
ton, Union. Price, So, 500. Owned by
Z. M. Howes, Liberty.
Town Of Lincolnville.
No. 226-Farm of 102 acres; IS tillage,
10 wood, 20 timber, 81 pasture. Soil,
loan. Orchard of 165 apple and pear
trees. House, SO 2x29 1-2; ell, 26x2O;
8 finished rooms, attic and bath. Barn,
60x40; woodshed, 23x16; summer kitchen,
20 1-2x16 1-2; built-in refrigerator,
SKI; garage. Buildings all connected.
House painted, windows all screened
full length. Spring water. Set range,
hot and cold water. Hot air furnace il.
basement. Cess pool on lower side of
road to care for all waste water. Great
possibilities for summer resident. Near
est village and railroad station, Camden.
Price, $1,000. Terms, 81, 900 down, bal
ance first mortgage at: per cent. Owned
by George L. Perry, Lincolnville Cen
ter.
Town of Monroe.
No. 227-Farm of 22O acres; IS tillage,
IS wood, remainder pasture. Soil, clay
oam. Orchard of so trees. grated
fruit. House, 22x26; ell, 14x3O; 10 rooms.
Barns, 4Ox76; 40x50; 3Ox36; blacksmith
shop, 15x28; shed, 28x3O. Saw mill,
good machinery, long lumber, shingles.
slaves and barrel heads. The mill and
dams have had So, 500 laid out on them
the last a years. Nearest village and
railroad station, Brooks. Price, $4,000.
Owned by N. S. Bunker, Brooks.
No. 22S-Farm of 80 acres; 40 tillage,
Is wood, IS pasture. Soil, especially
adapted for corn and potatoes. Orchard
of about 200 trees; different varieties.
House, 24x26; ell. I6x22; rooms on first
floor. Lawn and shade trees. Barn,
51x42; hen house, 12x24; ice house, v ood-
shed, including summer kitchen, 24x28;
silo, 10x23; water in kitchen, spring
water in pasture, near barn; tie-up for
Is head of cattle and horses. Nearest
village, East Dixmont, 1-2 miles; Mon
roe, 4 miles. Nearest railroad station,
Brooks, miles. Price, So, 500. Owned
by Maurice M. Hamm, Monroe, r. F. D.
Town of Northport.
No. 229-Farm of 100 acres; IS tillage,
10 in cranberry bog, remainder in wood
and timber. Soil, good. Orchard of
100 trees, different varieties. House,
32x25; ell, Asks; 8 rooms. Two barns,
34x43, and 3Ox40; engine house, 2 hen
houses and blacksmith shop. This farm
joins Pitcher pond, lake miles long.
Nearest village, Saturday Cove, North
port, 2 3.4 miles; and nearest railroad
station, Belfast. miles. Price, So. 600.
Owned by George F. Herrick, Lincoln-
vile, R. F. D. 2.