MEMORANDUM OF CONTRACT made and entered into this twenty-second day of October A. D. 1910 by and between William M. Roberts of Eden, Hancock County, Maine, party of the first part, and George B. Dorr of said Eden, party of the second part. The party of the first part hereby agrees to sell and convey to the party of the second part or his heirs or a ssigns by good and sufficient quit-claim deed with limited covenant of warranty, dower and rights of descent released, a certain lot or parcel of land con- taining eighty-five acres and twenty-six rods more or less, particul- arly described as conveyed i n the deed from said Roberts et als. to Lewis Friend, dated May 3, 1887 and recorded in Book 216, Page 26 of the Hanocck County Registry of Deeds, the same being situated at Hulls Cove in said Town of Eden, being the same land which said Roberts has acquired or is to acquire under the option given by Charles C. Burrill et als. to Mark C. Morrison dated September 23, 1910. Said conveyance shall be made at the option and upon the request of said party of the second part his heirs or assigns upon the payment or tender by him or them of the sum of thirteen thousand five hundred dollars ($13,500.00) with interest thereon at six per cent per annum from the date hereof to the date of said conveyance. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereunto have nutually set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of Roberts foot KNOWALLMENBYTHESEPRESENTS that I, WILLIAM M. ROBERTS, of Eden, Hancock County, Maine, in con- sideration of One Dollar and other valuable considerations, paid by JOHN A. PETERS, of Ellsworth, in said County, the receipt of which is acknowledged, do hereby REMISE, RELEASE, BARGAIN, SELL and CONVEY and FOREVER QUIT-CLAIM unto the said John A. Peters, and his heirs and assigns forever, a certain 1ot or parcel of land situated in that part of the town of Eden known as Hulls Cove, bounded and described as follows in deed of the same from William M. Roberts and others to Lewis Friend and others, dated May 3, 1887, recorded in Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds May 6, 1867 in Book 216, Page 26, to wit:- beginning at a stake on the western side of the county road leading from Hulls Cove to Bar Harbor, said stake being at the southeast corner of land now or formerly of George B. Hamor;thence following said road souther- 1yto its junction with the old county road leading over Long Hill; thence following said old county road southeasterly to the northerly corner of land of Mary Fiske Stoughton formerly of A. T. Hamor, the distance from first mentioned bound along the center of said road being fifty-seven and forty-four one hundredths rods, more or less; thence passing through a spotted maple tree south thirty-seven degrees west following said Stoughton's line thirty-seven rods, more or less, to a stake;thence followingsaid Stoughton's line south thirty-three degrees east fifty-six and sixty-four one hundredths rods,more or less, to a stake in the northwest line of land of How and pondleton;thence following said line of said How and Pendleton south sixty-two degrees west one hundred seventy-eight and ninety-three one hundredths rods,more or less, to a stake; thence still following said How and Pendleton's line north fifty-seven degrees twenty-five minutes west fourteen and four-tenths rods to the center of Intervale Brook, so called; thence following said Brook northeasterly fourteen and fifty-six one hun- dredths rods, more or less, to a spotted hemlock tree standing on the north side of said Brook: thence following the east line of land of E. G. Brewer north thirty-five degrees east one hundred two and seventy-six one hundred- the rods,more or less,to a stake set in the ground on the meadow; thonce 2- still following said E. G. Brewer's line north forty-six degrees thirty five minutes east eleven and eighty-eight one hundredths rods, more or less, to a stake in a split rock in D. W. Brewer's line;thence south eighty-eight degrees fifteen minutes east four and forty-four one hundredths rods to the conter of said Intervale Brook; thence following said Brook by its various windings mainly northeasterly one hundred forty and sixty-eight one hun- - dredths rods, more or less, to the southwest cornor of a lot of land of said D. W. Brewer, which lies on the east side of said Brook; thence following the south line of said land of said Brower south forty-eight degrees east six- - teen rods,more or less, to a stake set in the ground at the southeast corner of said lot,it being also the southwest corner of land now or formerly of George B. Hamor; thence following the south line of said land of said Hamor north eighty degrees fifteen minutes east twenty-three and twenty-four one hundredths rods, more or less, to the first mentioned bound, containing eighty- five acres and twenty-six square rods, more or less. This conveyance is made expressly subject, however, to an ease- - ment of a right to lay and maintain pipes and aqueducts and of con- veying water by meane of same and of entering upon said land for the pur - pose of repairing said pipos and aqueducts. Said easement having been granted to Frances Isabel Horris by deed dated March 16, 1887 and recorded in the Hancock County Registry of Deeds Book 212, Page 443, to which deed and record reference is expressly made. The above described easement being hereby expressly excepted from the operation of the following cove- nants:- The purpose of this deed is to convey exactly the same premisos described in said deed of May 3, 1887 and subject to the same easement therein described. The property hereinabove deecribed is also the same described in the deed from Charles C. Burrill and others to William M. Roberts, dated October 22, 1910, recorded in Hancock Registry in Book 473, Page 255. T o HAVE AND T o HOLD the aforegranted and bargained premises to the said John A. Petere, and his heirs and assigns, to his and their use and behoof forever. 3- AND I do covenant with the said grantee, and his heirs and assigns, that I will WARRANT and FOREVER DEFEND the premises to him the said grantee, and his heirs and assigns,against the lawful claims and demands of all per- sons claiming, by, through or under me. AND for the same consideration, aforesaid, I, Mariam H. Roberts, wife of the said William M. Roberts, do hereby release and convey to the grantee herein all my rights of dower, rights by descent and all other title in the premises hereinabove described as conveyed. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the said William M. Roberts and Mariam H. Roberts, have hereunto set our hands and seale this eighteenth day of April in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eleven. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of STATE OF MAINE HANCOCK, 88. April 1 1911. Then personally appeared the above named William M. Roberts and acknowledged the above instrument, by him signed, to be his free act and deed, Before me, HAT WHEREA S, I, JOHN A. PETERS, of Ellsworth, have this day received title from William M. Roberts, of Bar Harbor, to a lot of eighty-five acres, more or less, at Hulls Cove, being the same property described as conveyed in the deed of William He Roberts and plicate this others to Lewis Friend and others, dated May 3, 1887, recorded in Hancock Signed nealed County Registry of Deeds Book 216, Page 26; being also the same property conveyed by Charles C. Burrill and others to William M. Roberts by deed of October 22, 1910, becorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds Book 473, Page 255, to which deeds so recorded express reference is made for particular de scription,and WHEREAS, thirteon-thousand five-hundred dollars, the purchase price of said property, has been paid by George B. Dorr, of Eden, and in no part by the said Peters, and WHEREAS, the said Dorr has borrowed upon his personal note run- ning to Union Trust Company of Ellsworth the sum of thirteen-thouband five- hundred dollars, and WHEREAS, it has beer agreed between the parties that the title to said property shall be held by said Peters (he being President of said Union Trust Company of Ellsworth) as security in the first instance for the payment of said note and upon the payment of the same to convey said proper- ty to the said George D. Dorr, his heirs or assigns, the equitable owner of the same, it is therefore agreed between George B. Dorr and John A. Peters as follows:- The title to said property shall be held by said Peters in trust, first, as security for the payment of the note above referred to, with inter- est thereon, and any renewal of the same until wholly paid; second, upon payment of said note and any renowal of the sare then the said Peters shall hold the title to said property wholly in trust for the said George B. Dorr to be conveyed to him, his heirs or assigns, by good and sufficient Quit- claim deed, dower and rights by descent released, upon request, in writing, BO to do by the said George B. Dorr, hib heirs or assigns. It is further agreed between the parties that while the title to said property is go held by said Peters in trust he shall be at no exponse in connection with the same, eitherfor taxes or otherwise. WITNESS the hands and seals of the parties hereto affixed in du- plicate this 22nd day of April A. D. 1911. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of Johnson STATE OF MAINE HANCOCK,ss. April 22 1911. Personally appeared the above named John A. Peters and acknowledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed, Before me, Justee of the Peace said property is so held by said Peters in trust he shall be at no exponse in connection with the same, eitherfor taxes or otherwise. WITNESS the hands and seals of the parties hereto affixed in du- plicate this 22nd day of April A. D. 1911. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of STATE OF MAINE HANCOCK, BS. April 22 1911. Personally appeared the above named John A. Peters and acknowledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed, Before June me, Knowlha Justice ofthe Peace MEMORANDUM OF CONTRACT made and entered into this twenty-second day of October A. D. 1910 by and between William M. Roberts of Eden, Hancock County, Maine, party of the first part, and George B. Dorr of said Eden, party of the second part. The party of the first part hereby agrees to 3611 and convey to the party of the second part or his heirs or assigns by good and sufficient quit-claim deed with limited covenant of warranty, dower and rights of descent released, a certain lot or parcel of land con- taining eighty-five acres and twenty-six rods more or less, particular- ly described as conveyed in the deed from said Roberts et als. to Lewis Friend, dated May 3, 1887 and recorded in Book 216, Page 28 of the Hancock County Registry of Deeds, the same being situated at Hulls Cove in said Town of Eden, being the same land which said Roberts has acquired or is to acquire under the option given by Charles C. Burrill et als. to Mark C. Morrison dated September 23, 1910. Said conveyance shall be made in consideration of the sum of thirtmen thousand five hundred dollars ($13,500.00) with interest thereon at six per cent per annum to the date of said conveyance. Said party of the second part hereby agrees that he will purchase said property at any time after six months from the date hereof at the option and upon the request of said party of the first part his heirs and assigns and pay therefor the sum of thirteen thousand five hundred dollars ($13,500.00), with interest as aforesaid. IN WITNESS WHFREOF the parties hereto have mutually set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of Lithing Gump B. Dase to both M.M. Raberts BEITKNOWN,TH A T WHERIAS, I, JOHN A. PETERS, of Ellsworth, have this day received title from William M. Roberts, of Bar Harbor, to a lot of eighty-five acres, more or less, at Hulle Cove, being the same property described as conveyed in the deed of William M. Roberts and others to Lewis Friend and others, dated May 3, 1887, recorded in Hancock County Registry of Deeds Book 216, Page 26; being also the same property conveyed by Charles C. Burrill and others to William M. Roberts by deed of October 22, 1910, becorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds Book 473, Page 255, to which deeds so recorded express reference is made for particular de- scription, and WHEREAS, thirteen-thousand five-hundred dollars, the purchase price of said property, has been paid by George B. Dorr, of Eden, and in no part by the said Peters, and WHEREAS, the said Dorr has borrowed upon his personal note run- ning to Union Trust Company of Ellsworth the sum of thirtoen-thousand five- hundred dollars, and WHEREAS, it has been agreed between the parties that the title to said property shall be held by said Peters (he being President of said Union Trust Company of Ellsworth) as security in the first instance for the payment of said note and upon the payment of the same to convey said proper- tH to the said George D. Dorr, his heirs or assigns, the equitable owner of the same, it ie therefore agreed between George B. Dorr and John A. Peters as follows:- The title to said property shall be held by aaid Peters in trust, first, as security for the payment of the note above referred to, with inter- est thereon, and any renowal of the same until wholly paid; second, upon payment of said note and any renowal of the same then the said Peters shall hold the title to said property wholly in trust for the said George B. Dorr to be convoyed to him,his heirs or assigns, by good and sufficient Quit- - claim deed, dower and rights by descent released, upon request, in writing, so to do by the said George B. Dorr,his heirs or assigns. It is further agreed between the parties that while the title to 2- said property is so held by said Peters in trust he shall be at no expense in connection with the same,eitherfor taxes or otherwise. WITNESS the hands and seals of the parties hereto affixed in du- plicate.this day of April A. D. 1911. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of STATE OF MAINE HANCOCK, 68 - April 1911. Personally appeared the above named John A. Peters and acknowledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed, Before me, not uad after dictation will th forther Execution Hastely Jeep / Mr. Frederic May Barldarba, Maine Dear sin:- We have examined the real estate records of this county in reference to the title of the tract of land containing eighly five acres situated near Hulls Core, Tomn of Eden, Maine upon which you have a written oftion of purchase We have begun our examination in 1887 at the date of the full warranty deed of the property given by William m. Roberts andrew P. w ismell, Daniel w Brumer and Charles c.young to the predicessors in title of the parties from whom your action rune We have assumed the title of the grantors in the above deed to be good It is reasonably safe to so assume inasmuch as Wh. Roberts one of the Warr autous is a man of large property 2 the warrantors died a few years ago and chief justice Wismell another of learning a considerable estate and the warranty of title being joint each one of the grantors is liable to make good any breach existing at the date of the deed. If you or your client desire we will complete the examination by going over the entire record from the original grant down to 1887 when our search begins you were desirous of having our refort on the title by to day. as we have only just completed the examination me have not time to make to day, a full abstract giving all concey ances such a full abstract will he prepared as soon as possible, but in the mean time me write your this letter giving the results without details. from our examination of the seconds me find that arthur W. Ercely of Elleworth appears to own one - eightt of the property 3 incumbered only by the easement and tax him hereinafter referred to that Phronia L, Hajerthy of Ellsunth owns one-fourth incumbered only by the easement and tax him hereinafter referred to that Charles C.Bussill of Ellsworth owns one fourth of same incumbered by 1. Sale to the Town of Eden for taxes 2 Two attachments on suits pending in Knox county. Each attachment being on a claims t about"1200. We understand however that the first suit is not nothending so that the second attachment is the only one of any practical importance that John A. Peters and Myer Sallest of Ellswott own three=eighth subject 45 three attachments against Sarah Friend their predicessn in titte on three suits hending in this county. The aggregate amount of these allatimests being #250. 4 all of the title above set forth are subject to an easement of right to lay and maintain hipes and agreducts and of conveying water by means of the same This night was granted by former owners to Frances Isabel Monie by dud dated March 16 1887 and receided in Book 212 Page 443 This right is excepted in the died from Wm. m Roberts and others first above mentioned We are enclosing a copy of the important parts of this dud so that you may see what the outstanding rights are. all said abive titles are also subject to unpaid tapes which will be paid by the grantors We find therefore that after A. Japes have been paid B. Rights of Town of Eden under tax died have been released 5 C. four attachment above specified are released arthur W1 Gruly, Phronia L.Hagerthy, charles C Burrill, John A. Peters and Myer Gallet Can give clear title to the property subject to the easement above described granted to Frances Isabel Monis of course the husband of Mrs. Nagerthy and the wires of the other granters should join in the duds to release their marital rights in the property yours my truly Sept. 29, 1910. Frederic May, Esq Bar Harbor, Me. Dear Mr. May: Wephave examined the title to the lot of land situated at Hulls Cove Town of Eden Hancock County Mains, being same described in two deeds to Truxton Boale, to wit: deed from Frank L. Brewer dated July 15, 1904 and recordedin the Hancock County Maine Registry of Deeds Book 407, page 484, and deed from Whi. M. Roberts dated July 18, 1904 and recorded in said Registry Book 407. Page 489. From such examination we are satisfied that the title of Truxton Beale, trustee, to the property described in said deed is clear and unincumbered. Please advise us whethe r you wish a full abstract made showing the history of the title. The lot herein referred to is bounded on one side by the road, on two sides by the brook and cove, and on the fourth or southern side, it is bounded by a line between this land and b. nd now or formerly of Angelia T. Hamor. Wg believe that this line is well established but we have had no survey or examination made for the purpose of ascertaining about it Yours very truly, Sept. 28, 191c. Frederic May, Esq Bar Harbor, Me. Dear Mr. May: Referring to the lot of eighty-five scres near Intervale Bronk, Fulls Cove, we have communicated with Judge John A. Peters at Filsworth who is one of the owners and attorney for others of the owners. We find that has has not made a thorough examination of the title but he says that the present owners sold under a joint warranty deed given in 1887 be Roberts, Andrew F. "iswell, Daniel : Brewer and Charles C. Youn Mr. Roberts is it man of large property abundantly responsible to back un such in warranty and No. Wiswell who W-S Chief Justice nf our Suprede Court died three vears age leaving a fairly large property. Since 1887 the property has been hela by reputable and responsible people. entertain no doubt that the title is clear and unincumbered. of course before taking the Bean your client will want to have am examination mrde and abstract prepared showing the history of the title. But for the preliminary purposes (1) making contract, pro- deeding with the examination in detail, etc., inclyding eaking deppsit of consideration with you or with the bank 10 be used if the title upon thorough invest lgation proves clear, I think the above assurances are sufficient Yours very truly? Effects for paid 21.35 C.C.B. aw " 1067 Philosin Hagesthey " 2135 Lewis Friend 1030 not 1907 Joses 1906 -0305 5250 friend 12,0250 3150 Eden. 19 Received from in payment of Taxes for the year 19 . Dollars, as follows: Abatement, $ $ Discount, Cash, Loring, Short & Harmon, Portland, Me. Collector of Taxes of Eden. We, the undersigned, CHARLES C. BURRILL, ARTHUR W. GREELY, PHRONIA L. HAGERTHY and JOHN A. PETERS, all of Ellsworth, agree to sell to MARK C. MORRISON, of Eden, all that certain parcel of land containing eighty-five acres and twenty-3ix rods, more or less, par- ticularly described as conveyed in the deed from William M. Roberts and others to Lewis Friend and others, dated May 3, 1887 and record- ed May 6, 1887 in Book 216, Page 26, of Hancock County Regisrty of Deedsm the same being situated at Huols Cove, in the Town of Eden, conveyance to be made at any time within thirty days from this date on request by the said Morrison and tender or payment of the sum of twelve-thousand six-hundred and thirty dollars. Conveyance to be made by good and sufficient Quit-claim deed with limited covenant of warranty, dower and rights by descent released, and it is agreed that the said Morrison at the time of purchase may deduct five per cent from the purchase price for brokerage commission. The said land is owned and to be conveyed in the following proportions and each party hereto undertakes for himself and not for the others in the proportions named, to wit:- - The said Charles C. Burrill one-fourth undivided, the said Phronia L. Hagerthy one-fourth undivided, the said Arthur W. Greely one-eighth undivided and the said John Peters, representing his own interest and that of the Friend Estate, three-eighths undi undivided. WITNESS our hands and seals this twenty-third day of September nineteen-hundred and ten. Charles C. Burrill (I..S.) Phronia L. Hagerthy (L.S.) A. W. Greely (T.S.) John A. Peters (.L.S.) Jan. 7, 1911. Frederic May Beq., 806 17th. St., Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: You will recall that some little time age we examined for you t the title to the eighty-five acre tract at Hulls Cove, known as the Epps Lot, at which time we made a preliminary report. We have not written up a complete abstract. We assumed that as you didinet purchase the property you did not care for such abstract. If you wish the abstract mindly advise as and we will prepare and forward it to you, also kindly advise us to whom we shall make our charges. Yours very truly, JOHN A. PETERS, OFFICES AT COUNSELOR AT LAW. ELLSWORTH AND BAR HARBOR. Ellsworth, Me., Oct. 22, 1910. A. H. Lynam,Esq., Ba,r Harbor, Maine, Bro. Lynam:- Referring to the title to the 85 acro lot at Hulls Cove de- scribed in deed from me and others to William M. Roberts executed and de- livered to-day against which property certain attachments appear of re- cord against Sarah Friend, Rose Friend Halman and Isador L. Halman, I guarantee the title to this lot as against said attachments. Yours truly, jeffers BRANCH OFFICE: FREDERIC MAY TELEPHONE 36 MT. DESERT STREET MAIN BAR HARBOR Real Estate, Loans & Insurance MAINE CABLE ADDRESS 806 SEVENTEENTH STREET "FREDMAY" Washington D.C Jan. 11th, 1911. Messrs. Deasy & Lynam, Bar Harbor, Maine. Dear Sirs:- Yours of the 7th is just received, and I note what you say in regard to the preliminary report you made for me last summer. for the 85 acres known as "Intervale Park". I do not, care for an abstract being made, but if you will make out your bill for the work done, I will send you & check for same. I trust all the sales which I made for the Howe estate will soon be closed. Very truly yours, Beale for Individ My Hulb Cic To Charles C. Burrill of Ellsworth Hancock County, Maine one o I the signers of a certain option dated September 23, 1910 for the sale to Mark Comorrison of Eden in said County of a certain lot of land containing eighty"five acres and twenty-six rods, more or less, particularly described in said option. The undersigned Mark C. Morrison hereby gives you notice that on this twenty-second day of October 1910 within the time limited by said option does offer and tender performance of the conditions of said option, and hereby demands performance of the same on your part. The consideration named in said option has been placed in then ands of John A. Peters one of the obligors is and you are hereby requested to anke and execute a deed as provided by said contract running to William M. Roberts of the said Town of Eden. You are notified that the property is subject to the following encumbrances: Sale to the Town of Eden for taxes of the part now held be C. C. Burrill. See Hancock County Registry Vol. 458, Page 32. Attachment against C. C. Burrill in favor of The Lane Libby Fisheries Company, and also attachment against C. C. Burrill in favor of Vinal Hayen Fish Company. The property is also subject to a lien for unpaid taxes for the year 1910 land earlier years. Also subject to three attachments against Sarah Friend. P.S. Oct. 7 Dear m Lyna which I spok # Our The Sples pue of the e telephine this moning is an 85 acre hact just beyond "Paradire Mill Om, which humin fonded - -for may - for 30 days - The fond hum Oct 28-y mt I Humanlen night "member your to Kum before the Wheth May v 1 take it of not, & was have let My Rum fefore Came awa, - of any di- Citim as a this has been reached I that like itar form ar for is after the hack x I don't wanthin toget it with If may dow not take it,' think I can gitach profit to dor so a when hauth it will be Safe - But I need Term aslay a Ican, / G do that The fund Stands h Minism "ham; if it train out before the 26 please let Mus kum aft in have Leen him - Tell hi In hill Keep the math Murah Imager he may not Want he has been in Ma & know that touch unit me about it - Bat this I do not know - J G.B. Dar JOHN A. PETERS OFFICES AT COUNSELOR AT LAW ELLSWORTH AND BAR HARBOR Ellsworth Me., Nov. 3, 1910. A. H. Lynam, Eeq., Bar Harbor, Maine, Dear Harry - I enclose copy of deed from Miss Greely to Mr. Dorr, Trustee. The original deed has been filed for record. I have paid the taxes due on the property of $88.01 by check to Mr. Paine. I have paid M. C. Morrison 150. and I have paid Mary Ann Greely by check 2536.99 $2775.00 Please see that my checks are protected. Yours truly, Enc., P. S. It is understood that the existence of the undischarged mortgages of record against the title to this property shall not be con- sidered a breach of the covenant against incumbrances. Any claim ever made under those mortgages, of course,Miss Greely expects to defend and set- tle under her covenant of warranty. 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