Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-08-10

gether with right of way and for
all purposes of a way and to be used
IN common over a way described as
marking the southeast corner of a
lot of land formerly of Cameron on
the shore, thence north sixty four
said Cameron's line four hundred and
thirty and dve-tenths feet; thence
north eighty-nine degrees and thirty
minutes west one hundred and elev en-
feet by land of said Cameron; themes
north fifteen degrees and thirty min
utes west three hundred and ninety
one feet to the southeast corner of
land bado formerly h GsS Of william E. aerrick
northerly direction two hundred and
sixtyfour feet to the town road; the
above described way to be twenty
described to be the westerly line of
said way with the privilege of having
boat landing in common with others
on the shore at the end of said way.
Also right of way for all purposes
of a way and in common over a way
on the easterly side of said lot ex-
tending to the town road said way to
easterly line of said way is the west
erly line of said described lot and the
westerly line of a lot of land of Arson
described as follows: Commencing at
an iron bolt in a ledge at mean high
water, mark at the southwest corner
Fincke; thence north twenty de-
gees west but always following said
F'Mcke line seven hundred and sixty
nine feet to the soutaerly side of the
Point road; thence south sixty-fo
and one-half degrees west by the
southerly side of said road three
hundred and thirty-one feet to
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the northeast corner of a lot of land
formerly of VIM. E. Herrick; thence
southerly and twenty-four feet east
erly from said Herrick's easterly line
hundred and sixty-four feet; thence
south fifteen degrees and thirty min
utes east and twenty-four feet east
erly from the westerly line of a pri-
vate way leading from the Cameron
estate to the town road and parallel
with said westerly line three hundred
and sixtyseven feet, but twenty-four
feet from the southerly line of said
Cameron estate; thence south eighty
nine degrees and thirty minutes east
but always twenty-four feet from the
line of the Cameron estate and paral-
lei with said line one hundred and
eleven feet; thence south sixty-four
degrees and fifteen minutes east but
always twnty-four feet from the line
with said line four hundred and thirty
feet to stone post or the bank at
the shore; thence northeasterly by the
shore to the point commenced at, and
containing five and twenty-five one
hundredths acres more or less. Also
all the right, title, and interest in and
to the shore between high and low
water mark, beginning at the last
named stone post on the bank and
twenty -four feet easterly from the
easterly line of said Cameron estate;
thence south sixty-four degrees and
thirty minutes east, but parallel and
always twenty-four feet from said
Camerons line to low water mark;
thence northeasterly by low water
mark to the westerly line of the said
Fincke lot; thence northerly by the
Fincke line to the point commenced
at; that the owners of said real estate
cannot dispose of their separate in
terests without loss.
Wherefore your petitioners pray
that William H. Holmes, administrator
of the estate of Emeline c. Fiske afore-
said or some other suitable person be
authorized to sell said real estate at
private sale or public sale and dis
tribute the proceeds, after paying ex-
penses, among said legal heirs accord
ing to their respective rights therein.
Dated this eighteenth day of July
A. D. 1921.
EDWIN L. HIGGINS,
ANSON I. HOLMES,
VIM. T. HOLMES.