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The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
GriHS Rally in Time
To Defeat Indian Tribe

Cleveland. o., Aug. 1G-Stauley Co.
veleskie never did have any luck I'm
ishing ball games anyhow. He has
s''rted seventeen combsts 10 dale
tIus season and won fifteen OF tho
starts. Look at the pitching record
and you'll have a general idea OF how.
many times Covey has lost when ne
has tried to save the dav for some
falterinE teammste. He was pressed
into the breach ia the eighth inning
when Elmer Myers faltered and rav,.
two base hits in succession
Stan managed 70 hold the Nationals
in check then and there, but bs
worked his own Undoing in the ninth
when, with one down. he handed a
pass 70 Menosky. Mike sprinted n
third on ShanlSs' lucky single mast
Harris and scored when Janvrfn
forced Shanks at second
Walter johnson has been none too
lucky himself in the matter OF win
ming when called on 10 finish up %
game. but he was there with bells
on. He relieved Jim Shaw after the
Nationals tied the count at two runs
all in the seventh and the Indians
never had a chance. Walter did is-
eighth. but nothing came Of Il. He
Just bUzzed them through al a mile
a-minute clip and had the Indians On
the hip.
Oh. yes. the final count was Wash
ington. ;; Cleveland .
Milan Pull. BoBne.
Two were gone In the Indians hair
OF the fourth when Milan paved tho
way for a two-run rally. wamby sho'
a dropping liner TO center and Milan
came dashinE in. evidently intent on
trying for a shoestring catch Final
ly concluding that he could not catch
up with the ball he stopped short ~
his tracks and tried for It on the
first bound, but It hoped past him
and rolled almost 20 the farpole for
a home run.
Smith scratched an inheId single
back Of the pitchers box. Shank
making a valiant try for the SLOW
bounder with his Eloved hand. huf
falling short Smith stole. Pic
nich's throw being high and wide
A wild pitch sent Smith u third
from where he scored on O'N0T'Ir
hot-shOt single to left. Nvsr-
walked. but Graney'S best we @
pop fly to Janvrin.
The Nationals rode rough shud
over Myers in the seventh JUDI
pOked a line single 70 center and
Milan followed with a bacho'nr
blow past wamby. with HsrT.'
da ashing in looking for a 6unt ll"'
smashed wicked drive between
Harris legs for single. Judge
scoring and Milan reaching third
when wamby intercepted Smith
throw home On Murphy bOunder
Milan was run down. Wamby
O..Neiu to Gardner. Menosky ea'
ted for PiCinich and walked. fl'rr-
the bases
Decision Fayor- Grirs
Gardner fumbled ShankS' hou0d"'
momrntarily and then throw 'r
O'NeiU too late TO retire Rice. vn
tied the score. Il was q nip-sna-
tuck decision and Rice surely wa
given the edge Jsnvrin sent
fairly long fy TO Smith and Mu'-
phy was doubled trying to sco-
O,Neiu taking the throw 70 'fs
right Of the plate. diving across rN-
pan and getting tho decision by
tainted breath.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

Runs - BatCTnan, Hughes Miller. Montague
Quinn, LINN ~, CohilI, 1yser. Hame, F1aherty.
Left on baseS-Shops. 4; Southern. 4. First base
on balls-Of Hamel 2; Of Quinn. / Struck
Out--By Hsmel. Z by Quinn 5. Three-bsse hits
-HsmsI, Bateman. Sacrifice h'-BCCker. Stolen
hsses-Johnstone. Sill DOubc plays-Hll to
Tyser to Becker: Quinn to Bprnhardt to Hughes.
Hit BY pitcher BY Quinn TyserD. Passed ball -
Miller UmUn- Hsndiboe Time Of game-l 25.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Rossiyn Defeats Cherrydale.

The RoSslyn Junior baseball team
y, sterday defeated the Cherrydale
Junior nine, to 0. The visitors
were shut out without a hit. while
the ROsslyn nine collected six hits.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Where They Play Today.

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Where They Play Today

Washington at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit
Boston at Chicago.
Athletics at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
e 10, q Of ro..n.

Ackman. Reeey, Major. Moore, LSlsCnmbr, Clio
Tanetti (g. Lawrence t2l Left bascs-TOr-
pedo, 12; Quadrangle. S. Stolen bases -McNIa-
hon, Sterzer, Kuysvs. Cox. Lawrence Sacrifice
hits-kuyava o. Cox ~. Sacrifice fy-';io-
vanetu Twu-baSe hits-SteTZcr Lawrence Three
base hit-McMahUn Struck Out-By Kuhnert.
g; by Ltchield, 5. Base on balls-Of kuhncrt,
I; of Litchfeld 4 Wild p;tches-bitclfeld.
Kuhnert- Hit by pitcher-By LitcIlfeld (Mc-
MahOn. Kuhnertl. Double plays-Major to Eek
endorf to Lawrence; West to Coz 10 Stezer;
Miller to Mcmahon
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Company B on Top.

A large crowd turned out to see the
final game of the season between
Company B and Company c at the
National Training School yesterday.
Company B took no fooling, and ad-
ministered a stinging defeat to Com
pany c, Is to 10.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Pepcos Trim Gibraltar.

Pepco defeated the Gibraltar
team yesterday in a close game by
. to l. The winners scored two
tallies in the third and were not
able to work another man around
to scoring distance of the plate.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Southern Wins Again.

Southern defeated Shops yester-
day in the Terminal Y NJ. c. A.
League for the second time in tho
title series by to >. If Southern
wins another game it will carry the
title in tho. league. Score:
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Wildcats Meet Operations.

Today at ) o'clock the Navy Yard
Wildcats" will meet the Naval OPP
erstions team. winners of the title
in the Government League, at the
Union League Park
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

Rrns-Austin f2l JsnJh~rn ~. Williams. To
bin Gerber Walker. Burns Twohase hlts-
Austin jacobson cH. johnson. Burns Inree-
has. bits-SisIe~ Jsc-fHou Sacrifice hits
Gcdcou ~ Double plsys-Thonras to WIN 70
NcAvoy: Gedeon to Siser Stolen base-Mit'
WT-ans Tomn Rase On balls-ON Lelhed. :
StHick out-By Ieifeld. .; BY johnson !. Lelt
m la~4-st Ioui. 3: Athletics. UmTree-
Dlne1l and Nalhn Time Of game y
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Dodgers Trim Cubs.

BrnuklNn. AU@. 1.-THE DODGERS
defeated the Cubs here today in \
ard-fOught contest. : to |. The
Robins PIT the gamr on tho right
side Of the ledger when they
punched hits in the eighth inning
Score by innings:
Chicago .....-. O1O 900 OOO-1 ;
Brooklyn 49,. O01 900 11x-3 Q
Martin. Garter and Eillifer
Grimes and Miller.
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Runs-Van Zsnt, Figslo. BaIlinger. Three-base
hit-FIgalo. Stolen bases-Vsn Zant, BalInger,
Figsl0. Bases on bsGs-of Carline, l. Hit By
ritcheE-Sansoury. Umpires- -Messra Keart and
Dakn
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
RIGHT EARFUL

Cincinnati is so sure the Reds
will cop, one Of the thorough
fares has been named Moran
avenue" After Pat, of course.
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IS Is q s Totals

Totals. IS Is q 81 Totals. Alo 9 s
Company L..............0 2 o 2 o 6 o 90
Company B............ Ol0 o 0l / ks
Two-basc hit-L6wery. Williams. Jones Base
on baIls-Of Tucker. G. Hit BY pitched hall
BY Jones CTeIrian, LoHery. Tucker. Struck out
BY Tucker, 4; b. Jones, Umpire-Mr.
Cro1tSS
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Pats Out In Front.
FIRST GAME

klES-Dauhert, Magee, Nlngo, Eler, Burns,
kauf. Gonzales. Home un-E2ler. Two-bssc
hit - Gonzales Sacrifice hits Msgee. Chase
ROVIsh. Sacrifice fiy-Roush Stolen bases-Groh
MagPe Fnsch, Fletcher. Double play-Gonzales
to Fletcher. Base on bslIs-Of Barnes, 2; OF
Eller. l. Struck cut-By Barnes. l; by Eller 4:
by Du6uc, > Hit By pitcher-By Ealer (Zim-
meunan). Left on baSes-Giant5, s; Cincinnati,
g. Umpires-Kle1n and Emse.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
SECOND GAME.


tBatted for Chase in the ninth
;Rdtted for DublIc in the niuLh
Score BY innings:
Cincinnati .....-........ 0 o 0 o ; o o "A
Runs Rath. Daub IT. NeaIe Fischer. stolen
bases Frl-ch q. Burns Mage Neale (7r
Double UIdv-EOEf to Rath to DanbeTt Basr
IN LalIs-Of Rentun. /: Of Fischer . m
Dr'b.c. , St-Irk out-R- Fischer . Left on
HaseS-Giants. 9. Cincinnati. !. Umpirrs- Klein
an EmsIie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-10-29
sHERIFFes ALE.

STATE OF MAINE. HANG 3cK SIS.
yJ,AKEy o. this 22d day of October, a. d.
iois upon an execution dated April
fgs Issued on judgment rendered by
~ western Hancock municipal court in
said eouuty OF Hancock at the term of said
conrt begun and held at Bluehill. in said
HANCOCK county, on the fourth Tuesday OF
February, a. d. 1918, which said judgment was
a rendered February rs, o. d. 1918, in which
Judgment and execution the Castine Light
poWer and Heating Company, corporation
pnder the laws OF said state of Maine, having
place Of business at Castiue, in 81 i'd Han,
eook county, is creditor, and George f.
Parsons Of raid Castine is debtor, and which
execution 10 favor OF said Castine Light
Power aud Heating Company aud against
ssid George {. Parsons for the sum Of thirty.
iour dollars and eighty cents, debt or dam.
sze, and eight dollars and ninety eight cents
costs Of suit together with fifteen cents more
for said eXecn ion witt. runs against the
goods and estate Of said George +. Parsons;
aid George E. Parsons, to wit: One hith
part In common and undivided of a certain
lot or parcel OF land with buildings thereon
know As Winona Campl situated on Ala
moosook Lake, so called in the town OF Or
land, in said county OF Hancock. and particu-
larry bounded and described as follows, to
witt
Beginning at medium. sized rock on
the shore Of Alamoosook Lake. forty feet
easterly from line of land now or formerly OF
Elijah Emerson; thence north So 4G west
twelve rods 10 an iron rod placed to mark
this bound; thence north 81 20 east eleven
rods to similar bound; thence south 3s1 ~
east eighteen rods TO the shore of said lake;
thence westerly by the shore OF said lake to
the place of beginning containing one acre
more or less.
Excepting and reserving however
portion Of said premises hereinabove de
sCribed, hfty-ive ieet wioe on the shore OF
said lake described as conveyed to Edward
Hnichins Of Boston by said Parsons and
others by deeds acknowledged August %.
1909, and recorded August "a, 1903, in the
registry Of deeds for said county of Hancock,
IN book $50, page ls2, to which deed to said
Hatehins express reference is made for
particular description.
And shall at public auction sale, at the
ONCE Of Hale Hsmlin in Ellsworth, in said
county Of Hancock, on Saturday the 22d
az Of November a. d. 1918, at eleven
oeock in the forenoon, TO satisfy said exc
cation and Incidental charges, sell said real
stiie taken on execution as aforesaid and
allhe right, title and interest which the said
george h, Parsons hss in and to the same.
WARD W. WRsCoTT.
heriff.
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- l.
| ;r,,,ro,,a,,,,.,4. -. s,r 900
AIPiofeon'Si aopu' Tfo,o"V'
They ask the people of Ellsworth t.
snbecr;he s1o ooo ~ ,,ratarrod ,.oo,. IL,
s-o'oo0 u eAAeo o'ooh' VIII
! dividends at per cent. guaranteed fol
H,a ,aors b.. ON. q ~ M.
NV 5eaie ny oties " w. lhis Is MOI
asked as bonus, but because of a desire
ON the nort 90 M St;tas 30 .u
on ing part Vi MT. othes 10 secure 9
local interest in the factory and an ex-
nrese;on ~ oonsdao T. ;s - .r
p-oo'io" - 'oihuehee' II rs ou'a sinaii
part of the total capital that would he
;nuas,aa ,..,. 81. a. o..,-
feo.eu' iafseiy ny NE. otiies ana MS
friends in Massachusetts,
Tho ,roso,,t - - ,.o.
given an option on the plant for $4,000,
and agreed to take S5, 900 OF this in stock.
That leaves ~ 0oo to he spbscribed nv the
,,oo,,lo =, r,s,, ~ ~ ZIG
pNopie VI i''s"orth. ohoer the eircum-
stances, it should not be hard matter to
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAs Andrew P. Jordan. formerly
w of Ellsworth, Hancock county, State
of Maine. now residing ct Berlin, New
Hampshire. by his mortgage deed dated
November g. 1897. and recorded in the Ham
cock county, Maine. registry of deeds, book
3i9, page 222, conveyed to Hancock County
Savings Bank, corporation duly organized
and existing under the laws of Maine, ano
having an established place of business at
Ellsworth, Hancock county, Maine, certain
lot or parcel OF land situated in said Els
worth and bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at the northwest corner
of the homestead, now or formerly OF Henry
Z. Mayo, thence south on said Mayo's west
line (5) five rods more or less, to land formerly
OF David Eaton; thence west 10y three rods,
more or less to Hancock street; thence mort
on the line of Hancock street to Elm street,
and thence to place of beginning, being the
rectangular corner lot. five rods, more or less.
on Hancock street and three rods, more or
less, on Elm street. Together with all bui d.
ings thereon; and whereas the condition of
said mortgage has been broken, now, there
fore, by reason OF the breach of the condition
thereof, said Hancock County Savings Bank
claims foreclosure OF said mortgage.
HANCOCK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK.
Byits attorney, Lynwood F. Giles.
Ellsworth, Oct. 81, 1918.
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aegaI Notifrs.
PROBATE NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the followin,
~ appointments have been made BY In,
fr,Iooate Court within and for the county O
Hancock, State of Maine:
jeremiah C. Hamor, late of Bar Harhor {,
sald county, deceased. g. Arthur Liscoml
and Leonard A. Austin, both OF sal,
Bar Harbor. appointed executors of the last
VIII ana testament OF said deceased date q
quaincation october 7, a. d. 1919.
Ruxby e. Beaton, late OF Bar Harhor in soid
county, deceased. r. Finley Beaton of said
bar harbnr, appointed executor OF the Iast
VIII ana testament OF said deceased; date al
quaiihcation October 10, a. d. 1919.
Joseph H. Hale, late of Bluehill. in said
county, deceased. Forrest b. Snow of said
Bluehill. appointed administrator Of he 'e esl
tate OF said deceased date of qualifications
October IS. a. d. 1919.
Matilda A. Frost, late OF MariayiIle. in said
county. ceceased4 Leslie o. Frost of said
Marlaviile, appointed administrator OF the
estate OF said deceased; date of uuaIi6cation
october 81. a. d. 1919.
lucinda Manchester, late Of Bar Harbor, in
said Bar Harbor, appointed administrator Of
the estate of said deceased; date Of onaii6i
cation October 10, a. d. 1919.
@. Raymond Joy, late Of Bar Harhor In
Rae 9Souhty' deceased Ma ion b. Joy of said
bar uarbor, appointed Administrators of The
estate OF said deceased; date of oualification
October z, q. d. 1919.
sidney L. Joyce, late of Swans Island. in
SAID county, deceased. Austin Joyce of said
swans Island, appointed administrator of
the estate OF said deceased; date of qualifi-
cation October Z, a. d. 1919
Vira E. Joyce, late OF Swans Island, in said
county, deceased Austin Joyce of said
swans Island, appointed administrator of
the estate OF said deceased; date of qualifi-
cation October Z, a, d. 1918.
FOUNTAIN Rodick, late of Bar Harbor. in
said county. deceased. David o. Rodick OF
said bar Harbor, appointed special ad-
mlnistrator Of the estate of said deceased /.
date of qualification October 10. a. d. 1918.
George W. Newman, late of Bar Harbor, in
ssld county, deceased Thomas Searls o.
sald Bar harbor. appointed special admins
traitor OF the estate bf said deceased; date of
qualification October 81, a. d. 1919.
Willard f. Young, late of urry, in said
county, deceased. Berthe A. Young of said
snrry, appointed administrator of the estate
OF said deceased; date of qualification Octo-
Der 10, a. d. 1919.
Dated ct Ellsworth, in said county, this
twenty ninth day of October, a. d. 1919.
CLARA f. MULLAN. Acting Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-10-29
amaI TIutiers.
xorIoE OF FORECLOSURE.

,uEREAS Robert II. Bennett OF Eden
w bar Harbor) in Hancock county,
safe Of Maine, by his mortgage 1s. !, deed dated
MaiC.n reeistry of de eds, book $50, page S7s
courrsyyed to Frank IL Arey OF Bucksport,
99Sodnncoes county Maine, a certain lot or
HsnSYY ~ land with the buildings thereon
pared In that part of Eden known as Bar
sI uss and bounded and described as fol-
ms IN Wit: Beginning at stake on the
Ut line of private way sixteen and five
cas- .hs ia 10Y feet wide leading from Forest
tensne and at the southwest corner OF lot
Ns.n,bered % on plan OF Snow and Morse
baLieb said plan is recorded In the registry of
us for said Hancock county, in plan book
Geeosge "a; thence following said line OF said
VI l,,iPsfe way south $40 west sixty (60) feet to
PRIV. tbeIlce running south fifty six 1867 de
s sasss east ninety (e0) feet TO a stake; thence
ssn,th four az degrees and fifty one (5i) min
no eas EAST sixty nine feet (69) to a stake on
a NY southeast corner of said lot number 23:
t KS north fifty-six 1857 degrees west fol-
ttnaing the southerly line OF said lot mum
hSs,sd 2s, City four and iour-tenths t54 4.l0)
o esa, Ia the place Of beginning, intending
itesssby TO convey lot number "a, as described
neissid ulan OF Snow and Morse, aud being
o. ~ same premises described in certain
ins tom from Henry NJ. Smith to me (Robert II,
Gmsnas.D dated August %, 1868, recorded at
ppsanneoek registry OF deeds, book S95, page 26s
h ns Sssreas the said Frank II. Arey BY his
s asa Al assignment dated October 81, a. d,
de- ~ .sd recorded in Hancock county registry
ns5sAds in book 542, page 81, assigned and
a.Sn.sfsrred all his right, title and interest in
va mortgage deed and the debt thereby ac-
s snsS 10 Bert II, Bennett of said Bucksport;
S rbereas the condition of said mortgage
~ heen and now remains broken, now
tnLs,sfore by reason of the breach of the
onditiou thereof, /, the said Bert II. BEN
III claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
l nes' give this notice for that purpose
anu BERT II. BENNETT
BY his atty, t. Fl. Smith.
ek.port. Maine, October 8, 1919.
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ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Earl l.. Gray went to Waltham for
part of last week, hunting, the guest O
Stephen N. Jordan.
Mrs. Carrie A. Smith and daughter
Ielma are home from East Holden, where
they have been several weeks.
William Spencer went to Bradley Tues
day, called there by the serious illness OF
his sister.
There will be a Halloween socia BILE in
tine vestry next Friday evening, for which
the following program has been arranged
Halloween song; recitation, Ruth Austin
Halloween acrostic, ten children; violin
SOLO, Alfred Morang; recitation, Madeline
Round; music, Margaret franklin; reci-
tation, Mary Round; music, Geraldine
Salisbury; recitation, Mary Franklin !;
pantomime, six children; recitation, Ethel
Lake; duet, Katharine Austin and Mar
jorie Jellison.
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SURRY.

Mrs. Mary Osgood is spending a week
in Bluehill.
Mrs. Nellie Daggett returned Saturday
from visit in Rockland.
James Withee of Dexter was called here
by the illness of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Withee.
Mrs. N. j. Kane has returned from
lawrence, Mass, where she spent a
month.
Aubrey Gaspar of Beverly, Mass, spent
Few days recently with his brother,
F. l.. Gaspar.
Mrs: Lena Haney of Bangor>was in town
last week.
Frank Townsend has been confined to
the house with lame foot
The grammar school children will give
a Halloween party at the grange hall.
Friday evening. Admission will be 2
cents for every foot you are tall and l cent
Tor every inch over. There will be an en-
tertainment.
Oct. q. l..
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SEAL COVE,

w. j. Flye and wife and Miss Gladys
Ober have returned to Bangor.
Mrs. Mary j. Perry of Sorrento is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. + L. Hodgdon,
at Center.
Mr.. Ashley, of East Sullivan, accom-
panied by friend, Mr.. Haney, visited his
brother Roland recently.
The community is saddened by the
death of Wills D. Walls, who died Oct.
%, at Southwest Harbor, where he had
been employed by the Addison Sardine
Co. Mr.. Walls had been in falling health
some time, but his last illness was brief,
as he was about his duties as Waterman
at the plant until about three weeks
before his death. Not even his
own family realized the end was SO near.
During his illness, he bore suffering pa
tiently and was ready for the final change.
Mr.. Walls was born in this town about
sixty-six years ago He followed the sea
for many years, but for the past fifteen
years was employed as engineer III differ
ent hotels at Mort beast Harbor and for
sometime at factory at Manset, also at
Southwest Harbor. For the past two years
he had been with the Addison Co. He
was member OF the Masonic frate rnity
and Eastern Star. He will be missed and
| mourned by wide circle of friends in
his own home town and in towns where
i he had been employed. An esteemed
citizen, worthy and upright, kind hus-
! band and father and good neighbor, is
the record he leaves behind. Mr.. Walls
leaves a widow, an adopted son and
daughter, Arthur D., and Jennie, wife OF
Albert Gray, The bereaved family has the
/ sympathy of the community. Funeral
services we're held at the home here Sat-
urday afternoon, Rev. e. d. Mckenzie OF
! the Baptist church, assisted by Rev. Mr..
| Blaisdell of the Southwest Harbor Meth
odist church officiating. Beautiful floral
offerings showed the esteem of friends.
Burial was in Seal Cove cemetery.
Oct. 26. n.
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TRAMP.
AURORA.

Mrs. Helen Rowe who has been ill,
is slowly improving.
Fay Mills spent the weekend in Ban
gor.
Benton Moore and wife OF Benton are
visiting at Frank Rowe's.
Mrs. Alice Archer has been spendin g
few days in Bangor.
Samuel Silsby, U. OF NJ. '23, and Will.
lam Silsby, c. NJ. l., spent the week end
with their parents, Il. 7. Silsby and wife
Oct. q. NJ.
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Sale of Real Estate by Administrators.

SAFE OF Real Estate by Administrative.
NINA @. Town of Mount Desert, Hancock
4'I county, Maine, Administrative of the
estate of James ID. Richards, late OF Bar
Harbor. in said Hancock county deceased,
hereby gives public notice that in pursuance
OF license issued to said administratrix bv
the probate court in and for Hancock county
Maine, dated January "a, 1919, and recorded
IN the probate records of said county, in vol
io5. page 81, she will sell by public auction
AZ the office of A. H. Lyman, Main street.
Bar Hsrbor. Maine, on Monday, the first day
OF December, 1919, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, the real estate of said James H. Rich
ards, deceased, which she was by said license
authorized to sell and convey, said real estate
being particularly bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Situated in said Bar Harbor
and bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the western side of Main
street at an iron bolt driven in the ground at
the northeast corner OF land now or formerly
OF Luther Leach. said bolt being also at the
southeast corner OF land formerly of James
a. Richards; thence westerly, but everywhere
following the northern line OF said land now
or formerly of Leach, one hundred sixty
nVe teet to an iron bolt driven in the ground
thst marks the northwest corner OF said
Leach lot: thence northerly nine feet, more
or less, 10 the southwest corner OF land of
William Fl, Shermuus thence easterly, along
the southern line of said land OF sherman
and the southern line of land of Tabbut,
sixty-s feet, more or less, to the southeast
corner OF said land OF Tabbut; thence south
easlerly, bat everywhere following the south.
ern line OF q lot of land conveyed in mortgage
By James II. Richards to the Bar Harbor
Banking Trust Company, dated December
", 1918, and recorded in the Hancock county,
Maine. registry OF deeds, book 500. page 70, to
the point OF beginning. Meaning and in
tending to include all the land between the
north line OF said land OF Leach and the
south line of said land of Sherman and land
of Tabbut and the south line of the lot
described as conveyed in mortgage from
Richards to the Bar Hatbor Banking h Trust
Company. Such sale is to be made subject to
taxes and all liens, mortgages and incum-
branees thereon, for specification OF which
ference is mad to the records of the Han
COCK county. Maine, registry OF deeds.
NINA @. Town.
October Is, 1919.