Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-28

west corner of the lot hereby con-
veyed and on the north line of Eugene
Goodrich, formerly owned by Charles
A. Boston.
F'airfield-Daniel A. Green of Clin-
ton to Melvin Palmer of Fairfield,
land with buildings on road leading
from Hinekley to Llewellyn Clifford
in Fairfield with the exception of the
right of the Good Will Home asso-
citation TO convey water across the
same land. Christine Taylor of Fair
field to Clifton T. Alexander of Fair
field, land in Fairfield village on Wes-
tern avenue. formerly owned by Sa-
ran E. kenrick. Cleveland B. Tut
tie of Fairfield to James W. futile of
Fairfield, land in Fairfield situated on
road leading from Fairfield Center to
Good Will Farm. Henry X. Glazier
ct al of Fairfield to Harry O'Neal of
Fairfield. land in Fairfield known as
the Ellas Fish farm, partly on the
southerly side and partly on the
northerly side of road, leading from
Fairfield Center to Fairfield village
containing about 100 acres, formerly
owned by Fred Loubier.
West Forks-Robert n. Harvie of
West Forks TO Robert L. Kerr of
West Forks, land in West Forks on
the Jackman road Madison Law
renee Hayden of Skowhegan and
Olive Hayden of Madison to Ray
mond Larey of Skowl1eean, land in
Madison in the part known as Lake
wood, being on the northerIy side of q
proposed extension of Naomi ava,ue.
Z. Augustus Steward of New Vine
yard to Joseph and Leda Landry.
land with buildings on the easterlv
side of a short street or court known
as Pearl street or Garfield court in
Madison village, formerly owned bv
Lucy H. Pearl.
Nercer-Laura E. Boypton ct al of
mercer TO Hattie G. Tracy of Mer-
Ger, land in Mercer, formerly owned
by Melvin w. Tracy, containing two
parcels. being the home farm for
mcrly owned by Sylvanu., 3. Walton.
Moscow-Peter Farley of Bingham
to Joseph F. King of Bingham, land
IN Moscow with buildings bounded on
the west by road leading from Bling
nam to Cllarberln Hill, formerly
owned by Louise Z. Loveioy
Norridgewock-Earl S. Berry of
Norridgewock to Central Maine Pow
or co. in NorriSgewock the following
HoWase rights and property on the
south side of the kennetec river and
bounded on the west by land former
~ owned by Hugh Hight, on the
horth by the kennebcc river, on the
east by land of the Main Lumber Co.
on the south by high water line of the
hennebec river, the high water li.e
above mentioned being described as
follows: High water line caused bv
any dam or dams now or hereafter
erected by the Central Maine Power
70, It's successors or assigns, across
the konneboc river: height of said
dam or dams including flashboards
not to exceed an eleva ton of 1855 feet
ahove the sea level at Augusta
including the right to flow the land on
s3!d river by means Of said dam or
cams and dashboard of not exceeding
SAID height. Charles II. Fuller ct al of
NorridgeWock to Central Maine Pow
er Co, f1oWase rights and property on
the north side Of the kcnnebec river
IN the town of Norridgcvock, bound
ed on the west by lan1 of Belle
Ramsdell and z. Z. Whiting, on the
south by the kenrebeo river, on the
east by land of NJ. w. Vance and Fred
Everett, on the north by the high
water line of the Bernebec river.
High water line is described as fol-
lows: High water line caused by
any dam or dams now or hereafter
erected by the Central Maine Power
Co, its successors or assigns. across
the kennebec river height of said
dam or dams including fiasllboards
not to exceed an elevation of 156 feet
above the SEA level at Augusta, Me.
including the right to flow the Land
on said river by means of dam or
dams and dashboard of not exceeding
the said height. MILFORD Dickinson
of Norridgewock to Central Maine
Power Co, f1owage rights and prop
erty on the south side Of the Kenne-
bee river in the town of Norridg e-
weck. bounded on the west by land
formerly owned by FRANK Clark and
the Mill Stream which runs into the
kennebcc river, on the cast by land
of Samuel A. Cronlnett, On the south
by the high water line of the Ken.
nebec river as per the following de-
scription: High water line above
mentioned to be caused by any dam
or dams now or hereafter erected by
the Central Maine Power Co, its sue
cessors or assigns, across the Kenne-
bee river; height of dam or dams in
Guiding nashheards not to exceed an
elevation of 1856 feet above the sea
level at Augusta, including the right
to flow the land on said river by
means Of said dam. or dams and
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