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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
CHESTER FIRE BURNS
WAREHOUSE AID STORE

Chester. Nov. 2-Fire Of an un-
determined origin completely de-
stroycd the store building and ware
house of Thomas l.. McFadden az
Fortlawn in Chester county last night
cnsail:ng a heavy loss. The exact
loss has not .5een ascertaiEed. It IS
rot known what insurance was car
ried. It was one Of the largest mer-
camille establishment in the eastern
section of Chester county and did a
sptendid business.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
! 3LAURENS TEACHERS
MUST REGISTER
Recent Ruling cf Interest to Teach
crs in City and Rural Schools
GrccHYillc News.

GrccHvillc News.
1.aurenS. Nov. 1.-The announce
ment made last Saturday by +. I.
wilson. county superintendent &c cd
ucation. th.t I'll teachers must regis
ter their certificate numbers before
receiving taoir. p@y warrants has
caused unusual activity among the
teachers of the county. Amos; with
out exception the teachers have COM
piled with this. but so far z compara-
lively small numhe: have rot done so.
it was stated.
TIE result Of The county teachers
examination held in this county May
l2 and 13 has recently 3cen received
in this city. Fcrty-threc teachers Sc
cured certificates as the result of this
examination although only one was
first class certificate. This record,
while not as satisfactory as might be
desired is believed by local educa-
tional authorities to be on par with
the records that are being made n
various ether counties Of the state,
The fact that all college graduates
who intend teaching must attend g
summer school as we'll IS other teach
ers was emphasized by Mr.. Wilson.
This fact IS not known by many per
sons, who are of the opinion that a
college diploma eliminates t! he ncccs-
s;ty Of t:?eir attending summer
school. Approximately 10000 teach
ers now held certificates in this state
and consequently viii be affected BY
any ruling that affects teachers rs a
class.
All rural schools of Laurcns coun-
ty are now in operation employing 9
larger number Of teachers than a
any time in the history Of the coun
ty.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
THE Moose MINSTREL
A GREAT SUCCESS

T., 1oa~r ...lnr. ,,i,s.rcI oraser+
-. rr,a., or,Ir of Tb;s ci,,
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,,.,.,.,.., .@d ,,.,s b;r,Iv or
:...l.I ~ =. ,,..j...; },.,sa
l,m.., ~. ono,i,g rbor,,s 70 A
r,os..,.. .on,oI,. -ho v,,aIo a~,ir wa
. ;,.,.,a s,col.s AND 81 ,ln r.,mbn
,-,.r. ,.;rr,r,,sI,. anoJa,,do4 Taa NJ
-, .r... ;,,-.s ,.,ra ca,..h-. ana cro,+
"a -. or ,..,c,,.o. r,o s.oro oe
,.,,., l:,..~.,.-.I 80 ,;o,,.;n. art 49, -
.|..r..,,.r,. NJ o~o,.,,,. ,,,,.anto,, t,o;r
',>.,,.,...,,. 80" G+ha., ,,l.;,,
30. - u....., ,,ar. =, .ho frIs OFT moro
49, r,.e,s and Ward * crd MEN
.,5 ,Toe.ys VIZ c~abam Norob
-,.,,.; c,.o,,,s
Two o,ns;nar rnn,hcrs voro wc11 ox-
,..,..a .,d ;nc1,,dod +,o for,o,;r. co
,a,,;o,,..
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~. 40 an.;ro oa.,rar,.. dnn+ ..x;s.
lT,,,a T;s. p.n." Nossry F,..,y
and u,r,,on. .rou M PocL Pol n,
21;nc Nv Ovorbv ond cbor,,s.
...;.,-,nneo p;,.or Mo- - Nossrs Or
or,v Trlra,. shool- a,d roaor
Es,oo:or,. ,,1oo.;n,. Woo +ho .hre
;om -. rassrf L;-e1on 80 rr.u;or
- III DE- 49,. - .Lo
,;,ro o.o of t,o ho~., f.a.,,.os ,,.-
tha c,+~ac+o norform,nco dro4 by
Ncxsrx Fveratte Evans and Crav
Dickcy- and whis4ling solo bv Mr.
D;clor+
Mns:c vas f,7rn;sbod hv tso Now
hor,v coIlooo ornhos+r, With Mics
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
ITALIAN PREMIER WORKS
FIFTEEN HOURS A DAY

Rome, Nov. 2.-Benito Mussolini,
t!ac new permier, in addition to work
Ing Is hours a day, ''exacts"-this is
favorite word of his-that all his
ministers also shall work hard.
To each member Of his govern
ment Nussolni ha sallo,ted a task,
desiring to solve q relatively short
time the difficult problems that since
the var have found no solution.
1t is the. intention of Mussolini to
suppress all state monopolies and
steamship subventions and to en-
trust the railways, telephones, tobac-
co manufactures, posts nd ,telegraphs, |
the parcels post and other monopolies
to private companies. All these pub
lie services at present represent 4 !
loss of millions of lire yearly, while
25 years ago they formed the back
bone of the finances Of the state.
Mussolini on the reopening of par
lament viii ask and the prevalent be-
lief is that he undoubtedly will OBJ
tain. full powers for the government.
to deal with the bureaucratic organ
iZations as ne considers ;5eSt. An
othe. important decision taken BY
MussoIini is to insure the mainte-
rance of all secrities Of the state and
Of private concerns to bearer. Ac-
cording to a bill presented in parlia
ment by former Premier Giolitti and
confirmed by Premier Favta they
should ali have been transferred into
the names Of The holders. This caus-
ed heavy losses, especially because
foreign holders of Italian securities
sold them, not wishing 10 render
themselves liable to taxation.
The anniversary of the Italian vie
tory in the World war, November /,
Will DC celebrated with special signif-
icance this year at the request of the
new premier. Ben;to Mussolini, who
wishes to give the celebration a SYM
bolic and religious character.
To this end the premier will ad-
dress a message to the nation empha-
sizing the meaning Of the war and
the victory achieved. King Victor
Emmanuel, the members OF his court
and Of the government and all the
great officials of state will participate
in solemn te deum celebrated for
the occasion in the Church of Santa
Maria Degli Angel, which was built
By Michael Angela on The ruins Of the,
Baths Of Dioclctian. 1t was in this4
church that the present king and
queen were married.
Immediately after the te deum,
MuSsolini. accompanied By al! the
members Of his government. will go
to the tomb of the unknown soldier,
where they will knee: for one min
ute. This ceremony viii assume the
character Of national rite. as s.
mu!tancously the bell in the capital,
the bells i? The 400 churches Of Rome
and those in Inc towers Of all church
cs throughout Italy viii ring. while :
is estimated tha. 40.090,000 persons |
cvcrywhorc from the snowy peaks OF
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
KIWANIS NOTES
; o 9 . o @ @ 3 @ 9 . 9 Q . o

@ @ @ 9 g @ @ g g g g 9 g H V
Regular semi-monthly meeting Of
the Kiwanis club was held in the pri-
vate dining room at the Hotel Ma
tional Thursday afternoon at 80
with Rev. Ir. Thomas, pastor of the
West End Baptist church, and Nr. I.
J. Green as guests of the CLUB. Mari
on Davis, who had arranged the pro-
gram for the meeting, was uHc b" 10
attend because Of Illness IN his fam
ily. However, the program as Sche-
duled. was carried out and a ve.T
pleasant and profitable hour wa
spent together.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

About 20.O00.00O go to movies ev-
cry week, most CT whom arrive about
the middle OF the picture.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

A French woman paid 100000
for one new hat and YOU can read
this to your husband.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
Vice Pres.

Avoid chilly rooms in the morning by
using Coles Hot Blast Heaters.
They prevent colds and sickness.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

Letters may be sent to Uruguay 70"
two cents now. Bargain hunters visa
they knew someone in Uruguay.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

"Keep the dogs warm" advises
magazine writer. We might turn
them into hot dogs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

China wants constitution like
ours in spite Of the facts that ours is
all run down.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

Some towns are lucky. In New Or
leans man shot a bootleggcr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
BOTH PARTIES
CLAIM VICTORY
Democrats and Republicans Make
Final Appeals as Election Day
Ncar5-Exciting Contests
Current Events. sd.

Current Events. I'D.
AS election day approaches. the
two grca: polit;ca! pariics-rhc Dem
ocrati> and the Repu3!ic&n-are call
ing fran:cally to the people for
votes.
This "ot-year" campaign, which il
September was cold and in October
showed signs Of warmth, &aS in the
first days Of November become red
hot."
# we are to believe the stump
speakers both sides have already
won the e!ctioa. Il is now simply q
nlattr Of counting the votes.
Claims OF Rival Parties
The Democrats claim to De certain
that they will elect a majority Of the
House of Representatives. ard gres:,,E
reduce the present Republican M
jority in the United States senate.
The Republicans, on the other
hand, claim TO be equally sure that
they will increase taeir majority IN
the senate and elect :. s,fe m@.;ority
in the house as they now haze 'morc
than 1902. since their p;'cSent ma yor-
ity came as a result Of tho crea7 Re
publican landslide Of 1926.
Either The Democrats or the Re-
publicans are certain to &c disap-
pointed after the results of the vot-
ing on November ! are known. No
election was ever satisfactory to both
parties.
Lodge Seeks Sixth Term
! The election battle appears to be
more intense in some states chan IN
/ others. The country is watching with
much interest the contest for United
States senator in Massachusetts,. There
Henry Cabot Lodge, the Republican
candidate, is running for q sixth term
as senator. He has served in Con-
gress for more than thirty-fivc years
and in the senate for nearly thirty
years. AS the Republican leader and
chairman Of the senate foreign re-
lations committee Senator Lodge took
large part in defeating the Yer
sailles Treaty and the League Of Ma
tions. Friends of the league are
among thosc who are making Z de-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

The capital Of Ireland is still Dub
lin, but It's trou5le no longer is.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

/. IS cold enough for two people
70 sit in one chair.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

The country used to be filed with
old soakS; new il IS filled with young
suckers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

An i2alienable right IS something
that's yours f you can get it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

Mrs. J. /. Feagle, Sec.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

Each performer carried out his
par5 splendidly and the whole af-
fair reflected much credit on the
voung men Of the Moose organiza-
ton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05

PENOBSCOT COUNTY WILD LANDS.
STATE 4ss County Hsa
8rB l. he e. being ss sats @sas
s:9 ps @s i ssa as ss i" AZ
"?s5ssS ~ s
E ss|i g. sss
P town ISsns o hs q 5a asr'a s
81 & 2' %sfsaS Ss
f:' s. SET ss s ~ g. !; ! :. sss
g. &: s' A.: ;s ;:;a
snd sa ats sT5 S'sa
2 S 5 n.y. !: nj
nss$
Pss5 ssns n5's5:
isn% asd s. e So ynai
G1R on @ sHh nq e w Co. ouat Po Rees
Of Deeds. volume 531 page a. Said described
ANA D or es o ia
%o B. the xcapoe Of Of 9en 5 as2s en o
= isS e s s1d Is aad
lsd e i osnc 5 s os e. r Ct
the nVX c ana pa e sac ae Of fn Ma bg Lore
MnS 3 .s sad taxa Tspu snd cone
tains eSe,siVe Of rubic Lots and the excep-
tons noted eleven thousand nine more
Nj IN + PART ct of sn an pa saq %
s'. % tHaiGs
TN0 oa R R j. :o1;na r q. being
SS IA 5SSsS s5:: i%$F:s
Wiz ] ri H 81 sh
ass sSSs5$ e IS ss
t. a n funn n the 81 #. sb5qs e.
TaGts g
Era l9w5Fs line e t5s point Of
1.a%er FureP and ID
T. ' 90 r. ts eFS R0s GF part Of 80 "
fD 'f no nd BY SoH hs south nq s or E
r. y. W. p, and I. No g. r. s. \. w. =.
osa NE s o e. y sas he b m s iii j "
sid q * 81 r. 81 a % e. a"a Is re paa & tn
'f a"q hu aaIsd
5as ,s 5:'' ''''
s"s:a $ II fiss$. sSs eSstss Ssss
&. s:s j.; II :.s '5%nss e. ss
's s@q 5sH's' .s9 h 6SnS5a g
S& HI M M I sas ssa s} nef
@ D nney-six Ss acfes
sS S w. d r. g sss ,ss s5. " "
pari Of lot 50 in said township: said dsscribed
ana contains three hundred siSty-six acres,
ns A9 Tcr 5 y W. F IN tsa part ss Of
descTibcd lana is repted TO be owned by c;eoTge
Fail and contains ninety acres Q
10 RS o ,n being n the entire tire
SSa%E s}:SS 'as aS sa'
t e2cs Tne9 b c ce snd s ots9
2aHo'$a nSy 5?s's e. 1927
s3i'$':i; s:,sss i 3
' f s%Sf ana RpS ? cTaea Bs
the Depd f G e herthat Geo. ct al a
EAST Ssf sa s d94 eons 'a
H5 lots e isss along s noG linz Inc Of d
al S $or5r a s'i ss ssses .s5;n s55s
s ece o S5S! vss line enc q
t ss 5Gp he eava MaHdE tac west 2ns the
f Point ad cSns aSfsFS S T. Chaplain and
isi3 Said Described land IS Ieputed to Be- owned
four unre thirteen acres more or less a1s5 1850
ND ii "a s. Ps95 q es ssaf s s5aS5 Cd
s9 o Of as the soS Sc fes esc w es n sb
S roSs j re- ia, 0s e IN Wsys
sS!!ed: tSenees, nSr!h re east line said
said thence eas
aS s aS q the Ss sns i've
'$PS q ,!5S
We6bsr one R hundred
forty-fve or less 4S42 lilo
s no w 81 r. part ao Of ob beng t trGs Of
fcows: Eesn1ing At The eG sou5h
sort aoeE G The east line Of sa T. no
3 Ds 1 b nS 0f Fierce lsf 6ents laHd ah s
o S to sn e e 70 b Land dv Of 81 Il.
M q 'n3 5Sss 2% a. '@pa ',1s
Il !hf3cs h sa! = III iin sa,
Of according W 10 and so h pa P0 of
sad R an by 1 St as i @
is repnted 70 be owned BY The Dead RIVER Tim;
sn1aPa st a or ten @ 7
an M0 he eSea w part h Dft said a. o SnE
I'm Ss sn9 On s line the sd the
the line Of the WARE Tract: called; four
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05

s , n Of lot thu 5 saa Is
e: .:ss: e: 's:ss:s s: s.:
'0 ssen %srs ST 'sis
=: s;rs :a
TO ssHs a north I'm: Of ss' ss q
aTRn hs snS saS
and said ha to S Be- owned
aSs SS thence &c west
ns rs: d. more q .s s snfs n 3 eSs
fs5 sss + Is. 4 ~ n:a s e
sSrpIss g
nc the o s S s a fG n q the Gqaf
ss ito the esR a ad Of
eeaaef OFT M IP ae 70 9s
ss to the s nosess uRG 0 b
to be BY aS s 5f 's oe
OF 'hsS ad Ben MIS- CO. S
the Andoyer ana Upton road; thence northeriy
s Surplus 9 aaS asnS thi 's Ss p LINT Ct
@ o Of 3s s sas s 5'5S
se5Es ss: IT, rs
sfs # t raa sBson &c
'ss 5s :: 6 oAsss i
sand TWO ourteen seres
sTRuS yam g r 9s
"a 81 al .5s: az g. e Gs5
sss m
in lots sti SAID
e Sc; d. aa 5s5srSsd saa 1eSata
to be owned by H " Dunn and contains one % o,5
5 ss wth pa hs
f SAD swns assSf9 2 'Hs s2
% vsn the
aSa 1 Public ess Let ct us a sna
S: ia fs; sa %S !sss. aaa ' "
Ssa 1Ss'%s 5s5Ss$ a#a re- q ga
northeast corner Of said section l. thence south
81 h ns s'; ass 9 S AZ s 4s 5? sse1 sS1 sa
@ $" 54S ,s%sssp s5:as:
s s5n sr S:as ii 5ss I'll a6S
S5G:$ S:s5 ass SIS;
aeseTi5es% with dan, otter
rS%% = % one ,ooo
SSSSESs "$::$5 n ?'
w i r5sS is
ct being ssSS0 2SS'' =
noPih T ' part sad 5owS SIP
ssSs n Of s s1f sSxaP
ee'e and Pa1sa eze as 81 b S2s
Lot twenty-five thousand nine hundred eighty 90 , -
?5s Ella sss$S:S
on the aore Of ad tana ae
and sssr re- land :ESSsn: 81
Saiat n nsSss
sa q 1 s tSshes ssSt
rods to the point Of f being the
AZ s9f,s ais R-sssSs dated
5s ssssraS q ossFd SAID s2pG as
s]s' H rs
10 a 1 Of sa 'svhssS mace sns
i s%Sshg T|3 H. 5sr1aa
::;;; S.: u i
5$;: so:i2
y yewa and plan ,aco Of s sid
tff !eH%shs e1 Sa the notss
of o Sno tr m@fes th a@a
less -~-('''' ''''' 1865 47727 81
s; 5 spa ana as fo5ss
?E n IA At ta and ' saTa n No. 0fTesn
vt w o o the %sr s hs efs ss5 Rs
and nt enSeT 9S said m line
% 5Si*'' #s Sss s1i5;5S :s # So
eo e 0yn and Sy s
T No s R., W. 3. X P: Cparkerown, being the o.
s snr o~nshp a afeo S Hus 3
township reputed to be owned bv the i Rs saia
NILS Co and contains ss exclusive the PSbo
teen sn acres more Or less He35e2 477os 81
ing 81 to survey We and Fl P, MpPer E C9psupte
BY es' sp s%TniI5 is 1a re
P9bs Lo r H'nHJef and fentanS
afES Sae %S5s S S 5ss tS5 5''' 70
ne st ssss said # Bate soR Ga
oa aR1Snt eouh by the
the thf sef sfSe Ms c1 n0 sad
eGn ac twen1three thousand hundred
T. NO. W Dynchown) part Of be- sS4'' ~
Of TIE lOts By john NJ WILSON, son " ct a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05

County Dist
Tax Tax
buildings thereon Is be owned by the
estate r. ct ais. and contains
threehu Wv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05

contains eleven thousand '1z 11as 1u,,
= SH p ;as Y 81 e.; o.. En-;
s sssn :ss.h saa asss5;s.a
Ss more = sss ss' {: ss::' u
e ss :, rsss %s4: d i::
"a; ;:|;:?: - -
s {; s ~: & $.izs
r. S:::n s' 81: s .sn
; 4: 81: E %ssr: s
'sSs.s;s %ss: u 1 ssS sas PSF
Reed an more 100 ,n ,n
siSs sh ss " SAID I'd 1 Rs sf ssy
ss S 0 coa 9 the Ns 1s VARY ea,s
s' !: "a a e S":as; Z s$ss m
s:s III ss & ss e %;sa': :,;;:'
sSsss s ss n,ssis S:G% I!Sat.a L
ss 9casa a 1s 1851 1881
* 81: 5: !$:;;: y;
S;s sS ns pr $? az sEn ss:i
9 hundred 1860, 1916,
= ::: i $s;$: !: ::: "a; =: i: :; Il:
Ell "a Ss:s sss 81: 1ss; ) ;sg es
;ss'sa! ssp5ss s nett is al; as
sS9 rs vs. x S. Part part Of Ct 0: :.s t1st
s ssS 9@ sslssS' 4 H. s,s
f: s H;f';: y: q ss5 N 5; a:,s
Eth rs srssySrG'i d ssnE 81.
IS: a a.s 6 s$a5 4 IS ssa$; T$
* s&' s%;st3S s ss ~
ssnss B. Hsr 4sas.s ia ssa;.s: :
SS$'ss 1T {$n IT. sss s s:5atsa
% E Sssss part ., '' In All
e. e.: ss e. ;s$;;a ;:; isss:s
s:!; ! y$s sss;s.s ss !s.:
81; Il! :. "
"s % G''5 a and s Contain. 70 On:
as{ ss sn 5.s; s S4 81 81 s sss as
a S 2' TT '4% n5 s. ri tIsms; a.
,sss s%' S.n 6 :s !s$':a
AND sen's'i t S': ssf.. as
& IS ss,3S;9 e. e. sft !t !:
sss .ss : pG;:$ & s!ssS q "a sss
.ss ;sssisS $s s sS IT,
Ssh fsn fs sRs il, 1t sys j ]
SS%ssR snS S:'n '
thousand hundred acre
s5 a. 5: $ s:5 e. s. IS:
Lake. socaled; thence along
northern shore of rods thence north
IA rods; thence south rods
Ike thence west ion
II L oSs I'll ssSss. ;%s ssrs: e
and Mo pIan R. . W , e. s.
the Land ONCE Of the inc by Joseph
ownsh
pued to be owned by F. verse ais
asis ss,se "' aere! @ ..
N? Wv l. s Sc 's'''
pan made and returned to Ofce Of
state or Name by Joseph c. Norris n
s.exclus
he Lot eleven thousand acres
IT, e 10 sRs VEL s. mart ., HAHN. -. Ss7" sscS 1870.
to a
plan Of said township return
Land once OF the State by Joseph
owned by Or. T. e ais andc
elusive Of Public Let eleven fortyacr
T. A. !, w. L. S, part Of = il1ob
land in the half towns
corner OF said township a birch post; thence
mnules east three miles rods.
he town Of
nocke thence along the inc OF
ES.e ~ .ne southwest Of
hve miles and eight more ICES west
post on the south line o said towns Seoar
beslnning,, excepting all Saiaappoo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05
TIMER AND GRASS ON RESERVED LANDS.
STATE OF MAINE.
". l.. RONNEY,
Treasurer OF StatA

ONCE. April 21 1922
County
liable taxed the following been
PENOBSCOT COUNTY WILD LANDS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05

hs N9 Of ss owrEb,L S. part Of being tn.
State Of Maine BY Joseph G. Norris in ISIS OF s aid
ct a and 70 eo 9s Gwnea by the
nc Lot eleven thousand forty acres more or
T. No 8. r.. W: e; L. s, part Of being tn. south
half Of said township. according to a Survey and
Land Office Of the State Of Maine by Joseph ' G
oDned BY b T. e. c south h a is
Of Public . eleven thousand eG fory
lana the said to%nsR snf BOUNDED sTsft and ID
s cor Of said township birch post thence on
minutes east miles and eight Shtn rods mor.
less TO the south line of the town Of East Mini.
noeke southwest corner 9 of 81 said East Mill:
@ ast nes aoG thence south degrees west
p post .a on ths putt line Of
hsgd1ning excepting all OF lot said d eslnf o,
1anh w. wlth that part Of Dam attached there.o
BY ns e. ana &c
dred twenty acres mort m9t ye thousand hum
IN Il the es M E. , s. part Of being part of LOT
is 81 saa &@Sa ,1
rs et ais and recorded in the coun
os ee from sryev On IN plan
joseph Lobley in l 0 Said iGh par C. II HUTCHINSON
scrbed Is reputed to be owned by John a eo as
acres sh more o es three hundred
Of 4 land i n W sbe east s. part being
described in a deed CONVEYING sa Sao TOT beng
SeeSs vn IN he s County Registry Of
is hereby made for a more complete d escrie
ton Said lot is reputed to be owned bv 1Tssscr,p-
T. Powers. ct al and contains ten acres. moes
, "A 4. W, r; l. s., part Of. being parcel a,
IaHu IN the southwest corner lot Q in sad VI
3 P6r further description reference is msas
hSS' page US Said described land is repnteS ne
b pc Smnea Ly =: A. Gilbert and contains one
i lana n H. w Fl L s. part Of being parc., o,
ship bounded as follows: On the nor sho .own-
oh o[an9n q the Penobscot river on the east ana
eTs: on tie vest by the line Of lot ssd
tberato iana with that part of Dam attaebsd
Northern Paper Co. and contains fortv'G ssst
T. A, r. Z, w. E. I, & mart =, -, =
ana dese .he Sess Of said township bounded
stake al the n as follows: Beginning at a cedsr
SAID townsh1e thence along the north line OF
p north u degrees west l,09l rods to
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