Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-18

deau, Of Miss Doris of Waterville,
; were in town Saturday, visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Belongia at their
home on Poplar street.
Somerset County Real Estate Trans
fers
Real estate transfers for the week
ending Friday, July 18th in Somerset
county were as follows:
Anson-Gardver N. Ingalls, Of An
son to Philip G. ingalls,, land in An
son, situated on the southerly side Of
the county road which leads westerly
from Arson village to and by Hilton
or Manter corner. being same parcel
Of land conveyed to G. N. ingalls, by
Philip G. Ingalls, on April 9Th, 1922.
James Briggs and Reuel b. Norton of
Arson to Florence A. Buxton Of An
son, land situated on the northerly
side Of the street in the village, be-
ing all of lot 6S on plan of house lots
of Thomas and Mae II. Spear laid out
by Turner Boswell, also lot 60 except
strip one rod wide on said Spear
street and extending along the entire
side which was sold to Asher NJ. and
Cora Hilton, who are the owners Of
lot 70, formerly owned by Alden
Getchell, Vesta Hilton, and Elizabeth
Longley, who are heirs at law of
Mark Getchell. John B. Bugler of
Arson to Robert r. Walker of An
son, land in Arson with buildings ly-
ing east of Camp Ground Co, land
and being situated on the right Of
way of the Maine Central Railroad
Co., containing 80 acres, formerly
owned by Earl c. Wing, with build
ings.
Athens-F'rank A. Linnell of Har-
mony to L. B. Wheeler of Hartland,
land in st. Adams, being ten acres,
bounded on the north by land of
! William Forsythe, on the east by land
known as Wing Farm, on the south
by land of Going Hathorn heirs and
west by land of heirs of Edwin
Bealey; Arthur w. Smith of Athens
| to William Farrell of Athens, land
! in Athens village bounded on the
east by Main street, leading norther-
ly through the village. The premises
| is known as the Palmer Blacksmith
| shop and lot, formerly owned by
Benz. +. Gaylord; Robert L. Bisbier
OF MARLBOROUGH, Mass, administrators
OF Freeman Moses of Athens, to
Lura III. York of Athens, land in
Athens village, being bounded on the
north by land of S. ID. Warren Co.,
and also on the East Ridge road and
bounded by the Hartland road.
formerly owned by Flora Patterson
Canaan-H. Eugene Thompson and
Bllnn w. Page of Skowhegan to
Charles +. Beech of Stoughton,
Mass, land in Canaan containing 100
acres, bounded on the north by state,
formerly owned by William Church;
second parcel of land located along
north line of Hiram Burrell lot, now
owned by Page and Thompson, ex-
ceptlng and reserving right of way
| across premises to land of Harriet
Is. Lord, formerly owned by Henry
T.. harrington and third parcel of
laHd, beginning at northwest corner
lot conveyed to Thomas B. Gleason
and William f. Wheeler by heirs
OF William Church, also being same
premises conveyed to Thompson and
| rage by Harriet B. Lord on Oct,
Nth, 1919, and a fourth parcel To-
Gated on road leading by B. A. Fitz-
gerald's dwelling house, executing
part formerly decided to Ichabod
Horne by Alanson Gleason, executing
and reserving right to pile lumber
on piling ground, etc.
Carratunk-Forrest H. Colby of
Bingham to William w. Durgin of
Bingham. one-half interest in land
IN Carratunk, situated on the south
crly shore of Pleasant pond in lot
Is range six with certain reservations
and excepting certain sales subse-
quently made. formerly owned by c.
wesley Grover; Forrest II. Colby of
Bingham to William W. Durgin of
Bingham, land in Carratunk, being
one-siXth share in common md nm
divided in land on westerly shore
Of Pleasant pond with certain reser
vatlons and excepting certain sales
! subsequently made, being land decd
ed to A. B. Carl. F. B. Rowe and
| w. w. Durgin by Annie Martin,
November 1, 1917.
| Cornville-Leona Roweu ui,da
Rowell and Curtis D. Rowell by
guardian Of Cornville to Harold G.
Rowell Of Cornville, land in Corn
vile in common and undivided, be-
ing three parcels of land: first. 163
acres, bounded on the north by land
now or formerly owned by Joseph
| Butler. formerly owned by e. f.
Danforth and Samuel W. Gould;
| second, being land bounded on the
east and south by land of Arthur
| Morrill,, containing 90 acres; and the
third parcel being bounded on the
1 north by land of Fred York and Cas-
| sius {. Kinsman, containing 20 acres,
| reservlng camp on premises and cne-
| half acre OF land around the camp
Tor the use of John and Leon Sparld-
| ing for five years and right to remove
| the camp within five years.
Fairfield-Albert L. Hatch of Fair
field to George L. Chamberlain of
Fairfield, land in Fairfield village. be-
ing located on Robinson street, 100
feet: Arthur F. Wardwen of Fair
field to Sprague A. Taylor of Fair
field, land in Fairfield with buildings,
beginning at the northwest corner of
land now or formerly owned by Anna
Boyden. being same premises for
merly owned by Reuel F. Lamb. to-
gether with the counters, scales and
all other store fixtures in store and
grist mill, except one check protector,