April 29. 1920 Dear Mr. Dorr: Am enclosing copy of letter received from Mr. ogden relating to the restriction agreement with you. would it not be well for me to write him approving his suggestion that the matter wait until he comes. Hadley and I have nut in two days on the Schooner Head titles and will keep at it until it is finished. L/M Very truly yours, LAW OFFICES OF Su belied DAVID B. OGDEN, TRINITY BUILDING, III BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ROBERT H.HUTCHINS. December 10, 1902. George b. Dorr, Esq., 18 Corrionwealth Avenue, Boston, vass. My dear George: I do not know any reason why /011 should ce ashamed that I rude a blunder in the paper which I gave you for execution. There is an explanation of how it occurred, but I will not trouble you with it now. Suffice it is to say that I received this morning the right document duly executed ky you, and I will de- liver the same to Mr. Sherman forthwith. We have been having some very cola weather, and to- day it looks like snow. Very sincerely yours, Drough P. S. have Since writing the above noticed that you have dated the release, the 9th of December. It ought 1.0 be 01 even date with the other deeds U.S it recites them and they recire it 8.S "all bearing even date" I have telegraphed you, therefore, for leave to change the date to correspond with that of the other deeds. Deasy's map shows that my lot contains 4.594 acres and your lot 2.612 acres. The two together cost $15,000. This makes your lot $5,437.13 and mine $9,562.87. You owe int, ther.fore, LAW OFFICES OF DAVID B. OGDEN, 54 WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK April 19, 1920. A. H. Lynam, Esq., Bar Harbour, Maine. My dear Mr. Lynam :- I have received your letter of April 15th. At the time that the restriction agreement was made between Mr. Dorr and Mrs. Ogden it was understood that it should not be record- ed. I am willing, however, that it should be 11 there is any good reason for it. It is my recollection that after the deed had been executed it was found that the description of the restricted area did not close up, and Mr. Dorr and I agreed to have another survey made. I cannot understand why the agreement should be deposited with Mr. Huntington or the Lawyers Title Company. I think there must be some mistake about it, but I will look the matter up. 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Ellsunst you have best do, Monsett you blan - What action one offer to day aft g it get de- loged or have Jehu futum of it overlooked and we thall have to pal il into shape, Washington Rat best not unit leain about it but bt him do all be will He know the details - you healy lange B.Worr LAW OFFICES OF DAVID B. OGDEN, 54 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK April 27, 1920. A. H. Lynam, Esq., Bar Harbour, Maine. My dear Mr. Lynam :- I have received your letterof April 22nd. Of course the restrictions, as you say in your letter, are not binding upon property in the hands of third part- ies unless recorded. As I said to you before, at the time that these agreements were made, Mr. Dorr and I purposely abstained from recording them, having in view that we might on reflection, either one of us, change his mind. I have a copy of the re- striction agreement, but I should like to have Mr. Dorr's consent before sending it to you for record. The letter of May 27, 1907, from Mr. Huntington to Mr. Dorr, of which you enclosed me a copy, applies to something wholly different as you will see by comparison of dates, the re- striction agreement having been dated in 1906. I expect to be at Bar Harbour inside of three weeks. Perhaps the matter had better stand over until I get there. 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I Egree with you that it would be better to let the matter of the agreements between you and I's. Dorr stand over until you pot horn. L/]. Yours very truly, April 22, 1920 Mr. Devid B. CEden, 54 William Street, New York City. Dear Mr. Order: Replying to your letter of April 19th, it may assist you when looking un the matter of the restriction agreement between you and Mr. Dorr to know that I have found smone the papers Mr. Dorr left with re two blue prints, one made by Mr. Lcrd in 1905 and another by MI. Simpson in 1909. The second survey is doubt- less the. one you and Mr. Dcrr agreed to have made tc correct the first. with regard to the question of record, it would seem t o me desirshle that this agreement should be recorded. As you know in order that the restrictions be binding wood the property in the hands of third parties, it should be recorded, elthough as between the parties it is not necessary. I E.C enclosing E copy of & letter which I found smone the papers which Mr. Dorr turned over to me, which I assumed had reference tc the subject under discussion. As I ar now keeping all Mr. Dorr's deeds in my vault it would scen. to me advisable that his col's of the &greement should 'be forwarded me. L/M Very truly yours, 1 Enclosire. April 15, 1920 Mr.. David B. Ogdan, 54 William Street, New York City. Dear Mr. Orden: At Mr. Dorr's request I am proparing abstracts of all his deeds. I find among them a menorandum relating to an indenture about restrictions unon your land and his land near your cottago, but I do not find that the deed has been recorded. From this memorandum it appears that Francis C. Huntington has 8 copy in his safe deposit box and that the other copy was left with the Lanyors Title Insurance and Trust Company. If you would have one of the originals sent me, I will see that it is recorded in our Registry of Deeds. I/M Yours truly, HUNTINGTON. RHINELANDER & SEYMOUR. ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW 54 WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK. DAVID 8 OGDEN. COUNSEL FRANCIS C. HUNTINGTON THOMAS N. RHINELANDER ORIGEN S. SEYMOUR. (Registered Mail) May 27th, 1907. D.B.O. George B. Dorr, Esq., 18 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts. My dear Mr. Dorr:- At Mr. Ogden's request, I enclose herewith two duplicate originals of declaration of trust, already executed and acknow- ledged by Mr. Sprague and by me and to he executed and acknowledged by you. Please initial each page at the bottom and sign your name opposite the seal on page 14, and also initial each of the pages of Schedule A and sign that at the end. The certificate of acknow- ledgment for the notary will he found on page 15. Please have the notary obtain certificates of a clerk of a Court of Record, to be attached to his certificate on each original, and then send both originals back to me by registered mail. 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