Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-20
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kins. also boats with oars, paddles
and other fixtures.
Fairfield-Herbert T. Haskell of
Auburn to p. A. Smith of Fairfield.
land in Fairfield village commencing
at the southwest corner of land of
Elizabeth B. Stratton on the north
line of a proposed new street from
High street to new county road from
Fairfield to Waterville, formerly
owned by Preston E. Delano. Fair
field Savings hank of Fairfield to
John H. Henderson of Fairfield. land
in Fairfield beginning at the south
west corner of land formerly owned
by Esther Eaton containing five
acres and right of way leading to
land as decided to Herbert Taylor by
Louise A. Woodsum. Albert w. Rar-
rem of Fairfield to Wallace II. Bragg
and Clara NJ. Bragg of Waterville,
land at Fairfield Center on road
leading from Fairfield Center to
Waterville excepting and reserving
blacksmith lot and the house lot
owned by Alfred Jones, formerly
owned by George Strickland. Will
liam Brown of Fairfield to John w.
Jones of Fairfield, land with build
ings bounded on the northerly and
castcrly sides by Somerset railway
containing eight acres, formerly
owned by Jeanette l.. Priest and a
second lot of land lying on both sides
of the road which leads north and
south from Oakland to Norridge-
wock, also right of way from land
across the land formerly owned by
Obed Clark to bridge across Martin
stream, formerly owned by Frances
II. Dunbar ct ais.
Harmony-Blanche Stafford of
Harmony to Annie L. Libby of Rip
ley, land and buildings in Harmony,
being part of the Peter Folsom land,
lying noTtherly and westerly of a
privateway leading from Main stream
Lumber Company's mills to country
road near Main stream bridge. and
formerly owned by Sidney NJ. Brown.
Hartla nd-Willis j.. Briggs of
Hartland 10 Eli L. Martin of Fort
Kent, being wood lot lying south of
Boston lot owned by Eddie Wood
bury, containing IS acres, formerly
owned by Ena Wilbur.
LeXingt and Irish Lum-
Der Company of Lewiston to Omar
". Chase and Herman Q. HeWctt of
New Portland, land in Lexington, be-
ing the south half Of lot No. II, in
the 9th range of lots in Lexington
Plantation containing 100 acres.
MadsOn-Chcster j. Heath and
Fanny NJ. Heath of Madison to Phil
ip Richards of Madison. land and
buildings in Madison on westerly
side of Old Point avenue. A right of
way is granted to be used in common
with others over strip of land II feet
wide next southerly and adjoining the
above land formerly owned by Will
liam J. Hill; Philip Richards Of Mad
ison 10 Alice Brooks of Madison, land
in Madison village with buildings
lying between Main street ana south
end of Pearl street, formerly owned
by William J. Hall and Charles o.
Small; Nathan A. Weston of Nadi-
son to Alice n. Vilcs Of Madison,
land in Madison on castcrly side of
Locust street, in tho village being
lots As on plan Of house lots by X. C.
Gray, formerly owned by Z. j. Wes-
ton.
Morcer-William II. DOran of Mcr-
Ger to Crank j. Narney of Mercer
land IN Mercer situated on westerly
side Of road leading from Mercer viii
lage to Davis Ferry, being part of
i. S. Bigrlow home.
Observation-Disclosures Legassc of
SlloWhcsan to Alice X. Folsom of
NorridgcWocll, land in 1torridgcwock,
formerly owned by Alexander T.. Tut
tie; NJ. w. Vance of Norridgewock
to Lillian ". Hilton of Pasadena,
California, land in NOrrdgcwock with
buildings on the north side of Ken
nebcC river on road leading from
NorrldgeWOck TO SkoWhCgan, except
ing one acre, claimed by one, Rogers
also excepting the rights of public
in highway running through said
farm; NJ. w. Vance of Norridgcwock
to Central Maine Power Company of
Augusta, property ana floWagc rights
in Norrid ~Iwock on the north side
of the kennCbcc river, bounded on
tho west by land Of c. III. Fuller, on
lHS 'oOulll DN IktnNtbcG river, on inc
east by land Of T.. L. Whiting and
on the north by High Water line of
the kcnncbcc river, Described as fol-
lows, High Water line caused by
any dam or dams now or hereafter
erected by the said Central Maine
Power Company, its successors or
assigns. across the kcnncbcc river.
hpigh of said Gam or dams including
the flushbOards, not to exceed an
elevation Of 156 feet above the main
sea at Augusta and the right to flow
the land on The side of the river by
means of dam or dams ana flush
boards not to exceed said height.
Palmyra-Laura +. Knox of Palm
yra to Elizabeth w. Briggs of Palm
yra, land and buildings in Palmyra
on the road leading from Melissa
CostOn's house, containing five acres,
formerly owned by A. i. Martin.
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