Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-20
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10 tGS county (0Nll alSS4oHSrS Cl tie
County .. ila4cora:
isspee;taily represent the cIdey-
sisGea. Sc sStaien aRa respeasit, ( c:t;-
ssns OF toe town ~ As,iliSrst. ia the
County Of NancucN, as follows:
I'd 4 certain way is now existing. Il
part OF WHICH lies la the town of AM
ilsrst. in said County OF HaaeccS, ana
the -. rsm as IN the town OF Clifton:
as aforesaid lies in two OF more coua-
ties. and extends from town TO town
and is more fully described as follows:
certain way extending from = point
IN the town of>Amherst, in the County
Of Hancock numbered one on q certain
plan. said plan bearing title. Highway
location. Town OF Amherst. Hancock
County; Maine. SurSeyed Aug, lssi,
utes said point being an iron spike in
the center line Of highway bearing
north 8 degrees As minutes. q DISTANCE
OF 1s4.Ss feet from the northeastsrly
corner o. 2 hSTss nov or formerly
sher also Ssarias Is, s FEET from the
rsrthwesterly cofner Of the aforesaid
ArcheE house: and extending thasee
over Chicks Hill. so-Called to point
highway near land now or formerly OF
L. \. MosheS."
tC Your petitioners desire and il
is their belief that common and pub
lie convenience REd necessit! require
that the above described way should
place thereof = new highway leading
from and through said Clifton through
and 10 said Amherst should be laid
out; tha. portion OF said highway
seribed substantially as follows:
Description OF a hisawsy location In
the town OF Amherst. Hancock county.
Maine. as surveyed ty David J. Mason.
Z. T.. Aug. 1874.
sesinnins at point No. !. marked
by an iron spike III the center line of
the highway hearins north nine de
grees torty-five minutes east o. de-
grees l. ininutssl distance IF "rs
hundred sixty-four AND f.fiy-five one
hundreuths t164553 feet from the
northeasterly corner OF touse how
or formerly owned and occupied by Au-
gustus y. Archer: also bearing North
twenty seven degrees east c.; de-
arees, distance q one hundred SIXTY.
'l62,7sl feet from the northwcstcriy
corner Of the aforesaid Archer house
theaee sOIth eighty-eight degrees
thirty-tre minutes west ts> degrees
City $50 feet to point NJ. =. marked
By ALI iron spike driven into the
ground, said spike bearing north SIX
degrees thirty minutes east &c desrecS
70 minutes) distance. of nifty and
tree eight tsl inches in diameler:
thence south tifty-sevsu degrees thirty
minutes west ts7 degrees 80 mirutes,
a distance Of one hundred sixty t!Gol
spike driven into the ground: said
thirty minutes east $50 degrees 10
minutes, q distance Of sixty-three ,GSI
ches in diameter. also heSrin1 north
seventy. mine degrees thirty minutes
east GO degrees 90 ninutes) dis
lance OF fifty-one feet t5N from an
meter. thence south forty one degrees
tive minutes wet "a degrees min
utes> distance OF six hundred nine
teen t619) feet to point No. 4. marked
u a spike driven into the ground and
being on the division line between land
now or formerly owned by Augustus
, D. Archer and Whitcomb. Haynes &
Whitney, Said spike bearing south
eight degrees 10 minutes west IS de-
yrees minutesl distance OF si>ty-
sixteen I6) inches In diametc-: hence
south forty-one degrees iitts-tivc min
utes west on degrees 50 minutes Il
distance of nine hundred twenty nine
an iron spike driven ito the onnd.
, said spike bearing north six degrees
! fifteen minutes west t6 de3rees -
minutes) distance Of forty-si% 'tG)
in dianeter, also bearing south
seveniy-eight degrees Twenty-Five min
utes as degrees % minutes) dis
tance o. ihirty-nine and nye-tc.ths
l@S> inches III diameter; thence south
forty-two degrees Thirty minutes west
t42 degrees so minutesl q distance Of
twelve hundred twenty-ore r22n feet
driven into The ground. raid spike
North five degrees forty minutes We!
% degrees 40 miruteS) q distance Of
fifty and four-tenths 900 feet from
a spruce tree ten U0b inches III din-
meter, also bearing south siAty-live de-
grees Twenty-Five minutes cast tG3 de-
groes % minutes) a distance Of thiIt.-
four and siX-tenths t34.6) feet from J
spruce tree ten n01 inches in Diane
ter: thence south thirty-nine degrees
: lance of two hundred twenty-one te2D
feet to point No. {. marked by all iron
! spike driven into the ground. said
spike bearing north t%onty-three ode
so minutcs) distance OF thiry-e ght
$3.50 feet from a yellow birch tree
twelve G2) inches in diameter. also
bearing north seventy DEGREES thirty
FIVE minutes east GO degrees IS mp-
fve-tenths 71.5) feet from a spruce
tree ten uO inches IN diamete r:
thence south twenty four degrees tf-
teen minutes west ga degree Il mir
utep a distance OF two bundled tweu-
married by an iron spike driven into
the ground. said spike fearing south
eighty-nine degrees, twenty minutes
east ts9 degrees 20 minutes a as
spruce tree twelve Gr) inches IN dil-
meter: thence south twonty-Ao de
rrees twenty minutes west (21 degrees
20 lninutes) a distance Or one hupdred
,.wls a
by an iron spike driven irto the
thirty -one degrees iifteen 'mintt"s vest
f3I degrees IL nninu.eS) q distance Of
sixty-four GD feet from a yellow
also besrin g" s5ath sieDen deSrees III,
/ Teen minutes cast III deg ces Is min
utesl a distance Of thirty-fo"r and five
tenths tS<.5) feet from another birch
t,ce; thence south rty.-seven degree
! OF two hundred ffty-three t333) feet
/ 10 point No. 10. m9rked by an iron
spike driven into the ground. said
, spike Fearing north thirt%-fohr de-
90 rn!nutcs) a distance of thirty-siy
and ilve-tenths $50 feet from a CO.
Oar tree eight inches in diameter
thence south t~enty-tercn degrees
Gtty-hve minutes weat "a degrees );
minutes : DISTANCE of Two nundred
thirteen .f:l3) feet to point 40. II,
| marked by an iron spike driven into
| The ground, said spike beating nerti
! Gfty-one degrees thirty minutes west
| (5l degrees 80 ninutes) q distance OF
! thirty-seven and fivc-tsbtts t21.SJ feet
J from a yellow birch tree tweire G2)
inches in diameter. also be2ring north
lightweight degrees thirty minutes
east fSS degrees 80 minutes, dis.
I, nee or fifty f5Gl fest fIom a yellow
birch tree rine 90 inches in diameter
/ thence soutD tea degrees fifteen min.
distance OF two hundred sixty-thres
! 1885, feet 70 point No. ~. marked ty
, an iron spike driven into the grourd
said spike bearing north rorty-fye de-
Srees foity-fivs minutes vest as de-