Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-16

mayl3u3t
line A. Clement without charge as
long as he lives. Edward J RouI.
lard of Skowhegan to Esther X. Tut.
tie and George Washington. Jr. O,
NorridEewock, land in Norridgewock
containing 45 acres. formerly own.
ed by Prescott Nutting.
Norridgewock and Skowhogan,
William A. Allen and Martha A. Allen
of Nordidgewock to Lewis c. Vele
of Monsoon, land in Norridgewock and
Skowhegan on road from LaroHe 10
Skowhcgan village, formerly owned
by Myrtle II. Bangs (Norrdcewoch
End. land lying easterly of first par.
Gel, formerly owned by Ansil Hol-
way, Skowhegan.
Palmyra: Zebulon X. Tracy and
Sarah V. Tracy Of Palmyra, land
with buildings in Palmyra on road
leading from Folsom's corner to s.
Adams, containing 80 acres. The
conveyanccs includes personal pro.
perty. stock. house furnishings, etc;
Frank O. Thompson of Palmyra to
Newman Gee of Caribou, land with
buildings in Palmyra, bounded on
the north by land owned by the heirs
of Elias Thomas. formerly owned by
Ivan McGrills. excepting and re.
serving land as now occupied by Al.
bert Lawrence as new fences.
Pittsfeld: Martha T.. Horsey Of
Pittsfield to Levina +. Gray Of De.
troit, land with buildings in Pits
field village on Nichols street, for
merly owned by Thomas $. Dexter
and Mrs. Hersey shall be we'll and
sufficiently supported.
Gustavis f. Dinsmore of Newport
to Parker S. Littlciicld of Pittsfeld
land in Pittsfield lying northcrly Of
land owned by Ralph J. Easier and
George Runnals and n right Of way
in common with Dinsmore over
strip of land 16 feet wide and lying
west of land conveyed; Nancy C.
Randlett and Alfred L. Randlett Of
Pittsficld to stephen l.. Llrrabce.
land in Pittsficld on North Main
street; Louise NJ. Davis. Florence T.
Marden, and Grace l.. Davis, all Of
Pittsfield. to Gustavus T. Dinsmore
of Sewport. land in Pittsncld, bound
ed on the west by Middle street
New Portland: Arthur A. Fal
and Augusta Fuller Of New Po.tlaH
to Linn w. Dyer Of New rO"tlar5
being all land decided to said Arth
and Augusta Fuller by Otis lIutchin,
on April II, 1919; George s. Jewctt q
4 IL. I 4
son of Portland, land in New Port
land, Cne-half undivided, part with
buildings in New Portland village,
beginning on the south side Of the
town road at nOrtherly end Of Tan
merry Bridge across Lemon stream,
formerly owned by John Nlctcalf
Moose River: John J. Sands Of
Moose River, land in Moose River
commencing at the southwest corner
of land of Joseph Bouffard, running
sOutherly four rods. running easter
ly 81 feet, to first mentioned four rods
westerly along said Bouffard's south
line to the point Of beginning.
Skowhegan: John l.. Nalliere Of
Skowhegan to Palmira Il. Debe Of
Skowhcgan, land and buildings on
North street, formerly owned by
Eliza Nallierc; Christania Il. Ordway
of Skowhegan to Earnest A. Tash
and Ernest Groder of Skowhegan.
land with buildings on south side Of
the Kennebec river on the east side
of Main street and on the south side
of East Front street, across the Main
street, from the Locke place, for
merly owned by James Lumsden. al
so land in Skowhegan on southerly
side Of East Front street. formerly
owned by James Lumsdcn; Lena 7.
Robbins of Auburn to Emma Mcr-
chant of SkowheCan, land with
buildings on the south side Of the
kennebec river on the Back road TO
Waterville from Skowhcgan, former
ly owned by Elizabeth A. Tohey.
George l.. Tanish of Bangor 90 Bert
c. Taylor, land with buildings On
the south side of the Kcnnobec river
in Skowhcgan, land is located on
Spruce street and has ~ square rods.
Scion: Charles II. Sevcry of Solon
to Aurey Kelley of Scion. land IN
Scion on North Main street village;
John Edward Wilson Of Scion to
Clara NJ. Cram of Scion, a house lot
in Scion where John II. and Sophia
lived at their deccaso, bounded on
the south by Pleasant street and on
the west by Man street.
A cow. one Of the herd owned ny
Frank Palmer of East Front street
being driven through Water street
Sunday morning at about : o'clock
ran into the side window. next 10 the
Water street entrance of the Bison
and Conant shoe store This window
being on n slant the COW slipped ana
fell across the door frame. breaking
the frame and the glass in the door
! The animal was caught by one of the
drivers before It entered the store
The COW was none the worse for th'
mishap.