Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-09-20


and recorded in the Penobscot county |
registry of deeds book 939. page 176.
in the Hancock county registry of |
deeds, book SCI, page $50, and in the !
Piscataquis county registry of deeds |
book 209 page no. conveyed to East
ern Trust and Banking Company, a
having it's principal place of business
at said Bangor. the undersigned. the
following described tracts and parcels |
of real estate, viz:
range seven CO, w. E. l.. S. in said
county of Penobscot, excepting lots
two ca. twelve 90, thrtytwo (32),
thirty-six $3.50. forty eight 4s),
eightyfive (s5), ninety 900 and
ninety-seven (9D. and one-half of the
Gore lot. so-called, lying north of lot
numbered sixty 600. Also conveying
hereby the right to cut and remove the
timber and grass from the public lots
in said township.
This conveyance of township two,
range seven. is subject to two mort
cages now held by said Eastern Trust
and Banking Company, to secure a
balance of twenty three thousand dol
lars and interest.
2. One-half in common and un-
divided OF a certain tract of land stu
ated in Hudson in said county of Pc
nobscot. bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning on the town
line of Hudson and Bradford about five
60 rods west of the southeast corner
of Robert Calls lot in Bradford, being
numbered one hundred fifty-four $50
and bounded on said town line run
ming south about one hundred forty
isaac isaac fG %ibby o" of BTadfo 5rn G IN
January. A. D. 1871; thence east to
the line of the Milliken tract, So
called; thence north to the Bradford
town line; thence west on the town
line to the point begun at, said one
! half containing one hundred seventy
five G75) acres. more or less. being
nrt nf lot N1Na. a1 six Nv trht
| in said Hudson.
3. One-third in common and UNI
divided of the following described lots
| or parcels of land situated in Medford.
in the county of Piscataquis and State
| aforesaid. to wit: Lots one %, six
90, seven %, nine co., ten 90,
seventeen seven cen. dD and twenty-two (2o;
thirty eight (as), thirty nine 1895,
forty-six (46), fifty-one (5D and fifty
ing the same premises conveyed to said
| Bailey by Herbert J. BantOn by his
deed dated February 81, 1900 recorded
in PiseataqYis registry of deeds, book
4. ,One-half in common and undiyd-
ed of lots numbered twenty-one cd,
twenty-six (26). thirty-one (3D, thir-
Gs). in the town of Lagrange in said
county of Penobscot.
s. A certain lot or parcel of land To-
| cdleu III lne Town Oh OTTlHSlOH, IN Sdlu
county of Penobscot, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Com
mencing at an iron bolt in the divid-
ing line Of land formerly owned by Al,
bert g. Dole and the Maine Central
Railroad Company six hundred twenty
four (624 feet from a point at the in
tersection of the Badershall lot, So
called, the Maine Central Railroad. land
and land formerly owned by Albert G.
| Dole; thence running northerly to a
point at the intersection of the Maine
American Ice Co. and land formerly
owned by Albert G. Dole thence west
erly along the dividing line of the
American Ice Company land to the
Penobscot river; thence along the Pc
nobscot river to an iron bolt at the
corner of a certain lot of land sold to
VIM. H. Robinson by Albert G. Dole;
thence easterly to the point begun at.
Also another lot or parcel Of land
located in said town of Orrington
bounded and described as follows, viz:
On the south by the Penobscot river;
Lean; on the north by land sold to Os-
car A. Robinson, and on the west by
land sold to VIM. H. Robinson.
Being the same premises conveyed to
said Bailey by VIM. H. Robinson by his
deed dated April 9, 1918. recorded in
Penobscot registry of deeds, book 913,
page 1877.
6. One fourth in common and undi-
vided of certain lots in the town of
Otis, in the county of Hancock and
Stats a h, Mdi,, conveyed to said
Lots numbered one hundred thirty
three G33), one hundred thirty four
G34, one hundred thirty-five G35),
dred thirty seven dS7l, one hundred
thirty eight $3.50, one hundred thirty
nine $3.50. one hundred G0O,. one
hundred one 10D, one hundred two
hundred four 10p, one hundred five
105), one hundred twelve 112), one
hundred thirteen G13). one hundred
Gi one hundred Gs Seventeen ta1ed 1 ene
| hundred eighteen I18), and also the
lot east of lot numbered one hundred
| 100).
Also one-twelfth in common and un.
| divided of certain lots or parcels of
wild land situate in said town of
Otis, and more particularly described
as follows by reference to plan of said
sixty (eo0, sixty-three (esl, seventy
eight (7S). eighty-two (s2). eighty
three (s3), one hundred twenty-nine
hundred twenty-eight d2s), one hun;
dred twenty six G26). one hundred
twenty-seven G2O. also lot not num-
bered east of lot one hundred twenty,
| south of lot eghty-four (84), and also
the east half of lot eighty -four (sD.
Also one-fourth in common and un.
bounded and described as follows, to
| wit: Beginning at a hemlock tree at
| the southeast corner of the Dutton
/ Thousand Acre lot. so-called; thence
| running north four and one-half 4k)
| degrees east on the west line of said
tract about two hundred forty five
| (245) rods to spruce tree marked s.
| H. on the south side; j. A. d. Oct. IS.
| 1860 on the west side; thence south
eghty-five and one-half (S5k) degrees
! to birch tree, two hundred seventy
| eight (27S) rods and marked ]. A. d.
| Oct. 1860, on the west side, and S.H
on the south side; thence south four
and one-half (4k) degrees west about
two hundred forty-fve (245) rods to an
ash stake near brook. and on the
south line of said Dutton lot, marked s.
H. and j. A. D. Oct. 19. 1860; thence
eighty-four and one-half (S4h) de-
| grees west on said south line about
| two hundred seventy eight (27S) rods
! to the place of beginning, containing
four hundred twenty (420) acres, more
| or less.
| One-fourth in common and undivided
| of lots fifty-seven $50, sixty-six (66),
seventy-five C5) sixty-five (65), sew