Notice is hereby given that it 1 g the intention of the Municipal Officers 02 the Town of Men, in the County of Raheack And State of Incine, upon application of George P. Derr and others, inhabitants of sada Taken of men, to 117 out a town way, for the use of said Town, at Bar Harbor, in said Men, to wit:- Recipping cet Kabo Street at line between the Mytrgatch property and property of the Mallyorn Hotal Land and Improvement Company; thance in an Easterly, Northerly and Pasterly direction, crossing Land of the Malvern Hotel Land and Improvement Company lane of Frily Living- sten: Robert Amory and Tathan Ash to Spring Street at a point near its junction with the Valeron Read. And that they will Meet for sade purpose on sat the 7 day of February, A. n. 1006, at the Municipal Offices in Grant Block at Bar Harbor in said Pilten, at 2 o'cleck in the after nean, and all persons Interestod therein will themsalves accordingly. Given under CALT hands at Man, the tenth day of February A. m. 1906. Municipal Officars of the Town of Posted - /at Municipal Arces Feb, 10. 18 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston. February 7th, 1906. Mr A. H. Lynam, Bar Harbor, Maine. My dear Mr Lynam, I write to ask you if you will not have inserted in the town warrant for me an article to see if the town will build a new road running from Kebo Street to Spring Street, with its Keho Street entrance centering along the line between the Livingston and Tangle- wold property and its Spring Street one along that between Robert Amory and Nathan Ash and make appropriation therefor. I enclose in separate envelope a blue print of the plan of it in case it should be needed and I will mail you tomorrow a copy of Mr Lord's descrip- tion of it. It is a road that I and others are interested in for the purpose of obtaining an easier and better approach to the new but building for music, that is only one reason among others for its construction. I have an offer to make the town regarding it of which I will write you later. I now want to get it inserted in season for the annual meeting. As the time is near will you kindly acknowledge by return mail, and oblige Yours truly, G. B. work Feb. In, 1006. Mr. George B. Dor-, 18 Commonwealth, Ave, Boston, Dear sir: I bog to acknowledge receipt of your enclosing petition for new road also Mr. Lord's description of the road. I havi obtained signatures to the petition and the Selectmen have issued their notice for a hearing on game for next Saturday, thereby giving ample time to get the article in the warrant. will you kindly send me such information 86 may be necessary to adowince the Selectmen that there is oucasion for this road, that 18 the advantages, etc., to be gained by having such road. Feb. E, 1906. Mr. George D. Dorr, 18 Commonwealth Ave., Boston. Mess My Dear air: In answer to yours of yesterday I bee tc ER! that the town at its annual meeting cannot legally vote tc build a new road unloos the Municipal Officers have first laid out such road. There mast, first be a potition signad by the Inhabitants or the town pr6- Bented to the Municipal Officers, and after seven days notice the Municipal Officers miy lay out the road. They than make a return of their doings to the Town Clerk. The matter may than be acted upon at the Town Meeting, R.T. article of course, having bsen inserted in the warrant. I have interviewed the selectmen and they are of the opinion that we will have time to Est the road laie out, and insert and article in the warrant for the annual meeting. will you therefore sign the enclosed petition and return it to us, together with copy of Mr. Lord's description, at your earliest convenience, and oblige, Yours very truly, 18 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston. February 9th, 1906. Mr A. H. Lynam, Bar Harbor, Maine. My dear Mr Lynam, I return you at once, with my thanks, the petition for the new road. I had not recollected the necessity for its being laid out by the Selectmen, with notice given, but I trust that you will be able to have it inserted in the warrant by them, as you say there still is time to do. I have signed it myself and I will ask you to get Mr Leland to sign it also, as he has writtem me that he will do. For the others, if you will kindly get a few representa- tive citizens of the town who could not be supposed to have other than a public interest in the matter to sign it also I shall be greatly obliged. I enclose Mr Lord's original description of the road, of which I have kept a copy, I will write you again with reference to it later on, and come down to the meeting myself the 4th of March. With thanks again, believe me Yours sincerely, G.B. Was leave date t hour Hank 18 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston. February 15th, 1906. its A. II. Lynam, Bar Harbor, Maine. My dear Mr Lynam, My own immediate interest in asking for the road I am petitioning for at Bar Harbor lies of course in the better and freer access it will give as an alternative road leading from the town to our new building for music. But in this I ,am not seeking anything for personal advantage, but for the public gain, and I do not stand alone in asking for it but represent the body of subscribers to the fund by which our building will be built. The building moreover is not a club from which stockholders will derive any advantage that will not be shared by all; it is being built simply because of our conviction that it is needed for the best development of the summer life, and hence of everything, at Bar Harbor. And as we hope that the townspeople as well as the summer residents may draw advantage from it we are anxious to make the access to it as free and easy as may be possible. But our building will only occupy two or three acres out of a large territory which lies close to the town and which it would be in every sense an advantage to unite with it as closely as is possible, opening it out as building land to the increase alike of summer residence and of the taxes that result from it. There are now plenty of roads running south from Mt Desert Street but there are none 2 that run continuously east and west, between Mt Desert Street and Cromwell's Harbor Road. This, which is already an inconvenience is going to become an increasingly serious one as the wide tract of land between those two develops into town, and a hindrance to the best development of the land. The road proposed, continued as it undoubtedly will be directly or approximately through the land formerly belonging to Miss Shannon, to Ledgelawn Avenue will make a most convenient cross communication through this territory, connecting closely at its eastern end, or continuing Second South Street the one other street from Ledgelawn Avenue to Main Street and continuing on at its western end by the shortest route obtainable toward the territory that I speak of, south of School House Hill. Moreover it is important for the development of taxable property through what is now a waste and inaccessible outlying corner of the town. to open up by such a road the land that lies south of the Malvern Hotel between Kebo Street and Amory's hill; and if it be not done now when there are no buildings in the way to interfere and the free consent of all the owners to the road has been obtained it may become difficult or impossible later on through some new building or sale of land and this which may become valuable taxable property remain undeveloped. and a muisance, as it now is, permanently. Moreover, if the road is in any sense desirable this is a favorable time for the town to build it since, not only does the way, which may presently be closed, lie open still, but several gentlemen in- terested with me are willing to make some contribution toward the cost of building it that will materially decrease it to the town, giving it a needed road for less than it could build at any other time. Will you kindly present these reasons for me to the selectmen 3 for their consideration, and say whatever further may occur to you in its support. With many thanks for your interest in the matter, believe me Yours sincerely, -1- Description of Proposed New Road Beginning at a stom post set in the ground in the southeasterly side line of Kebo Street, said post masking the of the Estate of Emily Livingstone themce southwast corner of land now or formerly following the southerly line of paid land of Livingston and a productive of the same South 82°30' East, two hundred and seventy and there twitts (270.3) feet; thence South 83°35 East, firty-nine - (49) fect ; thence deflecting to the left on a regular curr whose radius is one hundred and eighty-four (184) feet and whose central angle is 94030', three hundred and three and firty sevan hundredths (303.47) feet to the point of tangency of said cume there on tea tangent of said curve North 120 East -2- feet: deflecting to the right we four thence hundred and eighty-eight (488) hundred regular cume whose radius is a and ang be is 83°34', are hundred whose central and three (103) fect and one cuma; (150.22) thence the are point of tangency paid fifty to and twenty two hundredtles South the tangent of said of there (233) 81°13'East feet more two hundred or and curve side line less to the dirty the Estate of Spring Street wasterly Hotel of of Easily and and Nathan Land Imparement gston, Co., Robert Anny the forty above (40) fect wide in ace its shall and Hsh, said road be thereof, discuibed lim is the cuter parts line Bar Edgar I Lord Surager To the Honorable Board of Municipal Officero of the Town of Eden, Hancock County, State of Maine:- The undersigned, inhabitants of said Town of Eden, respectfully represent that there is occasion for a Town Way for the use of said Town, in Bar Harbor, in said Town of Eden, to wit:- Beginning on Kebo Street at line between the Livingston property and property of the Halvern Hotel Land and Improvement Company; thence in an easterly, northerly and easterly direction, crossing land of the Malvern Hotel Land and Improvement Company, land of Emily Livingstons Robert Amory and Nathan Ash to Spring Street at & point near its junction with the Waldron Road. Your petitioners therefore pray that you will, after giving notice as provided bi Statute, lay out a town way substantially following the route above described. Bur Harbor, Maline, February Se 1908. (Signed) George B. norr. A FI. Lynam. A. B. Lelend. B. L. Hadley. F. P. Pray. Fred A. Gonya. Fred C. Lynam. To the Honorable Board of Municipal Officers of the Town of Eden, Hancock County, State of Maine:- The undersigned, inhabitants of said Town of Eden, respectfully representsthat there is occasion for a Town Way for the use of said Town, in Bar Harbor, in said Town of Eden, to wit:- Beginning on Kebo Street at line between the Livingston property and property of the Malvern Hotel Land and Inp rovement Company; thence in an basterly, northerly and easterly direction, crossing land of the Halvern Hotol Land and Timprovement Company, land of Emily Livingston, Robert Amory and Nathan Ash to Spring Street at a point near its junction with the Waldron Road. Your petitioners therefore pray that you will, after giving notice us provided by Statute, lay out a town way substantially following the route above described. Bar Harbor, Maine, February 8, 1906. Notice is hereby given that it 18 the intention of the Muricipal Officers of the Town of xien, in the County of Hancock and State of Maine, upon application of GAGRER P. narr and others, inhabitants of said Town of men, to lay out a town way, for the USA of said Tawn, at Bar Harbor, in saic Eden, to wit:- Beginning on Kebo Street at line between the Livingston property and property of the Halforn Hotel Lane and Imprevement Cerrany; thance in an Easterly, Northerly and Pasterly direction, crossing land of the Halvorn Hotel Land and Imprevenent Company, land of Emily Living- ston, Robert Amory and Mathan Ash to Spring Street at a point near its junction with the Waldron Road. And that they will meet for said purpose on the day of February, A. n. 1906, At the Kunicipal Offices in Grant Black at Bar Harbor in gaid Exten, at c'cleck in the neen, and all versons interested therein will Evern themselves accordingly. Given under our hands Ht Eden, the tenth day of February, h. n. 1906. Municipal Officars of the Town of Roen.