a certain lot or parcel of land situated in that part of Mount Desert, County of Hancoc k, State of Maine, known as Seal Harbor, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a state at the northeast corner of land conveyed to F.L. Higgins and in the south line of land known as the "Widow's dower lot"; thence following the south line of saia "Widow's dower lot" north seventy two degrees east (I. 72° E.) eight rods to & stake in said south line; thence turning a right angle and running South eighteen degrees east (s. 18° E.) twenty one rods to a stake; thence turning & right angle and running south seventy two degrees weet (s. 72° 7.) twenty one and three tenths rods to a stake one rod easterly from the center of the Jordan Pond Road; as constructed; thence following the eastern line of said road to the southwost cor- ner of the lot conveyed to E.L. Higgins, above mentioned; thence following the south line of land of said Higgins north seventy two degrees 08st (N. 72° E.) sixteen roas to is stake at the southeast corner of the said Higgins lot; thence following the east line of said lot north eighteen degrees west (N. 18° W.) ten rods to the place of beginning, containing two acres, more or less. Meaning and intending to convey and I do hereby convey, whether included in the above specific description or not, all and the same property described as conveyed in the Mortgage Deed from Frank W. Perkins to me the said Phebe S. Rodick, dated Oct. 31, A.D. 1903 and recorded in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds in Vol. 401, Page 71. copy KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT I, George R. Hadlock, of Islesford, Town of Cranberry Isles, County of Hancock and State of Maine, in consideration of One dollar and other valuable considerations (Consideration not more than $500.00) paid by Albert H. Lynam, of Bar Harbor, said County and State, the re- ceipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, do hereby give, grant, bargain, sell and convey, unto the said Albert H. Lynam, his heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land situated in that part of Mount Desert, County of Hancock, State of Maine, known as Seal Harbor, and bounded and described as follows, to wit:- Beginning at a stake at the northeast corner of land conveyed to E. L. Higgins, under the name of Lee Roy Higgins, and in the south line of land known as the Widows dower lot"; thence following the south line of said "Widows dower lot" north seventy-two degrees east (N. 72° E.) eight rods to a stake in said south line; thence turning a right angle and running south eighteen degrees east (S.18°E.) twenty-one rods to a stake; thence turning a right angle and running south seventy-two degrees west (s. 72°W.) twenty-one and three tenths rods to a stake one rod easterly from the center of the Jordan Pond Road, as constructed; thence following the eastern line of said road to the southwest corner of the lot conveyed to E. L. Higgins, above mentioned; thence following the south line of land of said Higgins north seventy-two degrees east (N. 72° E.) sixteen rods to a stake at the southeast corner of the said Higgins lot; thence following the east line of said lot north eighteen degrees west (N. 18° iv.) ten rods to the place of beginning, containing two acres, more or less. Meaning and intending to convey and I do hereby convey, whether included in the above specific description or not, all and the same property described as conveyed in the mortgage deed from Frank W.Perkins to Phebe S. Rodick, dated Oct. 31, A. D. 1903, and recorded in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds in Vol. 401, page 71, and the same property conveyed by the said Phebe S. Rodick to me by Warranty deed to be recorded herewith. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the aforegranted and bargained premises, with all the privileges and appurtenances thereof, to the said Albert H. Lynam, his heirs and assigns, to his and their use and behouf forever. AND I do COVENANT with the said Grantee, his heirs and assigns, that I am lawfully seized in fee of the premises, that they are free of all incumbrances; that I have good right to sell and convey the same to the said Grantee to hold as aforesaid; and that I and my heirs, shall and will WARRANT AND DEFEND the same to the said Grantee, his heirs and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I the said George R. Hadlock, and I, Edna C. Hadlock, wife of the said George R. Hadlock, joining in this deed as Grantor, and relinquishing and conveying all right by descent and all other rights in the above described premises, have hereunto set our hands and seals this Sixth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two (1922). Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of Margaret Downey George R.Hadlock (L.S.) .50 Edna C. Hadlock (L.S.) 2/6/22 G.R.H. STATE OF MAINE, ) ) SS. HANCOCK ) February 6th 1922. Personally appeared the above named George R. Hadlock, and ao- knowledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed. Before me, Leslie R. Bunker, Justice of the Peace. Mr or our Lyname like wonfer his like files. This enfer KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT we, Mand Fiske Flint, of Cambridge, in the County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, widow of the late Grover Flint; Earold B. Fisks, of said Cambridge; Ethoi Fisk, of Petershaw, in the County of Morcaster and Commenwealth Aforesaid, wife of Otis D. Fisk; and Herbert H. Fiske, of Pasadona, in the County of Lor Angeles and State of California; being the only living children of the late John Fiske and together with the late Clarence S. Fisks (2 deceased child of said John Fiske) being the only heirs of Mary Fisice Stoughton, lats of said Cambridge, deceased; Margaret G. Fisks, of said Petersban, widow and sola legates of said Clarence S. Fisks; and Abby M. Ficks, of said Cambridge, willow of said John Fishs and grantes of Mand Fiske Flint under quit-claim deed, dated July 7, 1905, and recorded in the Pancock County, Miami, Registry of Deeds, in Book 428, Page 306, said grantes boing named in said desd Abbie M. Fiske, in consideration of one dollar and other valuable considerations to us paid by George B. Dorr, of Bar Harbor, Handock County, Maine, the receipt whereof is hereby ao- knowledged, &o hereby give, grant, bargain, well and convey unto the said George B. Dorr and his heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land situated at or near Hills Cove, in the Town of Bar Earbor, (the naws of which itas, prior to 1918, Town of Eden), on the old County Road from Bar Harbor to Balls Cove, mijoining a lot formerly owned by Everard H. Greely, Daniel W. Brower and Incilius A. Every and bounded and da- scribed as follows, to wit: Courancing at a spotted papls tree on the South sids of said old County Road leading from Bar Harbor to Bulls Cove at the Northeast corner of land owned now or formerly by Daniel W. Brewer and E. M. Roberts: thence South thirty seven (37) degrees West, following the line of said land now or formarly owned by said Brewer and Roberts, thirty six (36) rods to a stake (where formerly was a fir bush); thence South thirty throe (53) dogrees East fifty six (56) rods and sixteen (16) links to the North line of said lot of land formerly owned by said Everard H. Greely, Daniel W. Breiver and Incilius A. Emery; thence North aixty two (62) dogress East seventy three (73) rods along the line of said lot of land formerly owned by said Greely, Brower and Every to n spotted fir tree on the South side of said County Road; thence Northwesterly along the South line of said County Rond eighty five (85) rois to the point of beginning; contain- ing twenty (20) acres, more or less. Meaning and intending hereby to convey and hereby conveying all that tract or parcel of land conveyed to the said Mary Fisks Stoughton by Angelia . Hamor by a deed dated April 11, 1887, and recorded with said Bancock County Deeds, in Book 215, Page 153. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the aforegranted and bargained promises together with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging to the said George B. Dorr and his heirs and assigns, to his and their use and behoof forever. AND we do COVENANT with the said grantse, his heirs and assigns that we are lawfully seized in fes of the premises; that they are free from all incurrbnances; that we have good right to sell and convey the same to the said grantee to hold as mforesaid; and that we and our heirs, shall and will WARRANT AND DEFEND the same to the said Goorge B. Dorr and his heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons. And for the consideration aforsmaid, we, Elizabeth Frenci Fisks, wifo of said Herbert H. Fisks, and Otis D. Fisk, huaband of said Ethel Fisk, hereby join herein in token of our assent hereto, and to release any possible right of dower, courtesy or home- stead or other right or interest in the premises hereinabove describe& as conveyed; all the other grantors named herein being ummarried. IN WITNESS WHGREOF, we, the said Marad Fiske Flint, Harold B. Fishs, Ethel Fisk, Herbert H. Fisice, Margaret G. Fiske, Abby M. Fisice, Elizabeth French Flake and Otis D. Fisk have hereunto aet our hanis and seals this day of in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presence of COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. County of us. , 192 e Personally appeared the above named and and acknowledged the above instrument to be free act and dead, Before me, Notary Public. Suggest acknowledgement b Harold fiske or Ethel Ficke or Margarit Fishe- [NO. 5.] [QUIT-CLAIM DEED.] Know all Men by these Presents, That, car Everard H. lung and leavie W. Brewer botte of Edeu Kancock learnity Slate audida. of Ellmonth in said County and Slate in consideration of one dollare paid by Edmund H.Reudletive of Circumati "laundline becenty State johion and Charles P. How ofsaid idea. the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge, do hereby remise, release, bargain, sell and convey and forever quit-claim unto the said Edmund H. Reudletin and Charles How and their Heirs and Assigns forever, all that lot and parcel of land heretoffre mangaged by the paid Reudletin and How. to the said huly and Brewer by Their matgage deed dated norminon willfth in the year Eighteen hundred and Eighty orx, and recorded November unitemth of the Jame year in Book her hundred Eight(208) folio four hundred and twenty four (424) of the Registry of Deeds for Naucoll because State of leaine bowhich said decdand beend thereof reference may a had- Said matgage was queen became the notes therein described and we acknowledge said notes ph now fully paid and we Seccule this dude befully camel and said mantage The wife of either us has no dower our light of dower in said land our only title being that of mategaes Co Gave and to Gold the same, together with all the privi= leges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, to them the said Edumend He Pendlelin and Charles T. How and their Neirs and Assigns, forever In Witness Whereof, we the said Grantors and Everard H. Leanuel we Brewer. and Laterany wife of the said iss testimony of relinguishmend of sight of dowes in the above described premises, have hereunto set our hands and seals this first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred andrimely our Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of Articness Damil M.Brower Then La in State of Maine, Hanever } SS. gaing 3 1891. Personally appeared the above-named Everard H hung muddar Europ and acknowledged the above instrument to be the free act and deed. of Each fraid grantes Before me, How Justice of the Peace notary Public know G Quit-Claim Deed. FROM itals TO Edmund 18. Peudletrista Dated, Jaccy / 1890. Hancock SS. Registry of Deeds. Received Jan. 31 1891 at 8 H. 30 M. a M., and re- corded in Book 252 Page 17 Attest: Willeanophell Register. Class Mont FROM THE OFFICE OF she I b ensington 37 of Stevens & Jones, Stationers, Portland, Biston X (31-8-30 LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE OF HALE & HAMLIN, EUGENE HALE. HANNIBAL E. HAMLIN. Dear I'm ELLSWORTH, MAINE, nov 12th 1886 We have made Examination at Regio- - try of Derdo and in our offinion Everard H. July cant Damil U. Preuso & Lucilius a. Emery convey a good title to yourself g so much of Lot number thirty one (31). in Eden me you Petirs Plan as is situated West o County road (old County road leading over Long HilT in warranty wm. How yourself said Eurory is discharged by joinder of Mr. Entery The mortgage of Brewers intrust held by yours mly HaliFHanulai Edmund Frank C Bates Samuel W Bates 54 Margaret Rivier Pendleter From Jan 1.1922 no companies + m attached speep daily 159 has R. Hadlock sap Feb. 16 birth alone has made 2 0 warrant + Imentry one undivided half 7826 E.H.Pendleta signal h Margaret Rivin Pendale Execut 9 own 4h do vol 148 Page 171 Chas. T How 19th hangel \ signed by frank d 1 oath by mith Bates Samuel w Balis admin will any serom & b Frank C Bates my Marm for oaks vol 148 Page 75 565-199 W K Robert mtn lt -45- July 13/122-10-30 a m, 4-30 pu Charles H, Word 564-447 Warren A. Shaw assemb 491-324 attach Sarah A. Ash K 567-389 withan Id Resent way attach VYO P, H. Joy 569-4 Winter Hh Int Co winter Harbn attach 1>0 This S earls 7 565.466 Bardine San Inst assgn of 441-483 Y 2 568-163 Hancrok & it 567-371 " attach near R.g. Webber N Frank L. Bruner attach VYQ V Bruner Realth Co attach [2.] know all Men by these Presents, That we Everard it. July and Damil W. Breusr both of Edm County of Handwrite State of main and Lucilinis a. Emmry of Ellsworth in the County of Hancock State of main in consideration of mine Thousand dollars, paid by Edmund J. Prudlition of Cincinnati County of Ham- of Hamach State of maine iton State of Whio and Charles J. How of Edon County the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge, do hereby give, grant, bargain, sell and convey under unto the said Edmund H.Pendlition Charles I How and their heirs A and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land situated in the town of Edin of lot number thirty one (31), on the Peters Plan so Counter of Haweck State of main it bring a fruit scalled of the said tours of Edin to with that fast of said lot number Thirty one (311 situated West of the old County road leading over Long Hill the said part herein intended to be couryed bring now more particularly discribed by courses and distances of this day as follows # Bigariting on the west side of said old Country wad at a spotted Truce For in the netty opposite the Wasterly corner of land of Carnilla South Easterly line of land of angelia T. Human and di- South 610451 West alona said SouthEast line of eaid Prime = thence munima from said strotted struce land of said angelia T. Human and continuing same course alone the South east line of land of William m. Roberts (Fermaly land of george B. Haman two hum- dud and fifty two (252) was to a stare at the South East corner of said land of said Roberts: thence ummine north 5700 30' West along the South West line of said land of said Roberts fourtein (14), rods to a stake in Intervale Brook so called the South Eastern boundam of land of Elever g. Brrusr = there mun 1157 Gods to the Southerly corner of said land of said ning with said brook South Wristinly about fofteen Elmer g. Brrusr and to The North East line of Lot number thirty firs (35), on said Peters Plan = There mn ning South 5-0-30 East along said north East line of said Loh number thirty fir, (35) seventy four and Jills of stoms on the northwest line 07 Lot number Thing fifty six one hundredths (7456 I rods to a stake and ty two (32) on said Petirs Plair: thence munic north 61045 East alona said north West line of said Lot number thirty two (32), two hundred and ten (2/0/2000 to a stone bound in said north West line on the West side of and County woud: them running along said (74), 20ds to the place of beginning containing one him. West side 07 said County road northerly suruty four and and two (102) acris brind a part of the came tract discrited in the Three following duds to with. 1124 dud from Instrus of the Buigham Estate as called Page 477, (2d) did from said EAH July to said L. a Rigintry of duds for said Country of Hancock in 201 167 to said E.H. July datid ald 2/15/1879 uccrded in the Emmy datid DEC. 1051879 recorded insaid Registry in For 167 Page 478 (3d) dud from said D.W. Brower said Registry in Two 167 Page 480; the said L. a to said L.a.aminy dated DEC 9051879 recorded in said duds one undivided Third to the said D.V. Brrow- Emiry having commed of the Importy discribed in Er and one undivided Phird to the said E. H.gruly by duds both dated DEC, 12th 1879 and nueded ve- Vol 167 Page 481 structurly in said Rigintry in 201,167 Page 483 and To have and to hold the afore-granted and bargained premises, with all the privileges and appurte- nances thereof, to the said Edmund H.Prudlition and Charles T, How and their heirs and assigns, to their use and behoof forever. And we do covenant with the said Grantee6 Their heirs and assigns, that we are lawfully seized in fee of the premises; that they are free of all incumbrances ; that WE have good right to sell and convey the same to the said Grantee to hold as aforesaid ; and that we and our heirs, shall and will warrant and defend the same to the said Grantee s Their heirs and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons In Witness Whereof, we the said Grantors and am F guily wife of the said Everard H. July milinida Brswer with of the said Daniel W. Prever and annie C. Enviy wife of the said L ucilins a.Eminy in testimony of their relinquishment of Their right of dower in the above-described premises, have hereunto set our hands and seal5, this twilth day of november in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty- six ARE SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF Page 1. him // word "undi" wand and "units" interlined and lim 30 word Everyday "Earl" wared all before corrention. - Daniel WBrend for P. Nigg mo ToDMB, L.a. Emery- lengie S Brewer GMB Melinda Brewer. Ne.E. Heavini to all four others Ann t Greely State of Maine, Hamcock ss. M-15th Personally appeared the above-named Damil M Briver and acknowledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed. BEFORE ME, State gm I Higgins Huncoekes } nov. 16th AD 1886 Justice of the Peace. Personally arphand the above named Everard H. garly, am F. July, Lucilius a. Every and annie b. Eingree and acknowledged the above instrument tobetheir free act and dud and also the free act and dud of said Damit u. Brsuss and nuluida Arsuer - Before me No. E. thankin Justice of the Peace 40 G. Passaw Warranty Deed. Errard H. Jruly TO etals DATED, Nov. 12th as 1886 Hancock SS: Registry of Deeds. Received Mov. 19 1886. at to H., 30 M., P. M., and recorded in Book 210, Page 373 Attest : MBleampbell Register. FROM THE OFFICE OF Hit. McLellan, Mosher & Co., Stationers, Portland. KN 0 W ALL MEN B Y THESE PRESENTS, That I, Angelia T. Hamor of the town of Eden, in the County of Hancock & State of Maine, in consideration of Five Hundred Dollars, paid by George B. Hamor, of the City of Boston, State of Massachusetts, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, do hereby remise, release, bargain, sell and convey and forever quit-claim unto the said George B. Hamor, his heirs and assigns forever, all my right, title and interest in and to two certain lots or parcels of land situated at Hull's Cove in Eden and described as follows: All of the lot known as the Edward Hamor Lot, lying North and West of the following line, viz:- Beginning at 8 stake at the shore on the Southeast side of the Old Ship Yard and runs South eighty-nine degrees West thirteen rods to a stake; then South seventy-eight degrees West five rods and ten links to a stake; thence South thirty-six degrees West eleven rods to a stake at the corner of the fence at the road near Brewer's Mill Stream, this lot being the Old Ship Yard and road from said yard to the County road. Also all of said Edward Hamords lot West and South of the following described line, viz: Beginning at D. W. Brewers line on the West side of the County road and follows said road Southeasterly to a birch tree on the East side of said road, the North west corner of the field on the hill; thence South seventy-seven degrees East twenty seven rods to a pile of stones; thence South thirty-seven degrees West thirty- nine rods to the road; then crossing said road on same course by a maple tree thirty seven rods to a fir bush; then South thirty-three degrees East to the North line of lot owned by Daniel W. Brewer, according to a plan made by E. M. Hamor. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, together with all the privilegestard appurtenances thereunto belonging, to the said George B. Hamor, his heirs and assigns forever. And I do COVENANT with the said George B. Hamor and his heirs and assigns, that'l Will WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND the premises to him the said George B. Hamor his heirs and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by, through or under us. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I the said Angelia T. Hamor have hereunto set my hand and seal this fifteenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- four. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of E. M. Hamor. Angelia T. Hamor. (L. S. ) Hancock, SS: September 15th, 1874. Personally appeared the above named Angelia T. Hamor and acknowledged the above instrument to be her free act and deed, Before me, E. M. Hamor, Justice of the Peace. . Hancock, SS: Registry of Deeds. Rec'd Aug. 13th, 1877 at 5h. P. M. and recorded in Vol. 158, Page 320 by W. B. Campbell, Reg'r. A true copy: Attest: H.B.Bamphree, Reg'r. UNIFORM EXPRESS RECEIPT The Company will not phy over $50. In case of loss, or 50 cents per pound. actual weight. for any shipment in excess of 100 pounds, unless a greater value is declared and charges for such greater value paid. AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS Co. (3000) (Incorporated) Issued at NON-NEGOTIABLE RECEIPT Received from a N Bar Harbor: 19 subject to the Classification and Tariffs in effect on the date hereof, On This Hundred daller . value herein declared by shipper to be dollars. (See footnote.) Consigned to Paril 63 At Charges, 244 WAR TAX Which the Company agrees to carry upon the terms and conditions printed on the back hereof. to which the shipper agrees, and as evidence thereof accepts and signs this receipt. I 1 Shipper For the Company NOTE-The Company's charge. except upon ordinary livestock. is dependent upon the value of the property, as declared OF released by the shipper. If the shipper desires to release the value to 850 for any shipment of 100 pounds or less, or not exceeding fifty cents per pound. actual weight. for any shipment in excess of 100 pounds. the value may be released by inserting DOE exceeding $50," or not exceeding fifty cents per pound, in which casq/the company's liability is limited to an amount not exceeding the value so declared or released. PLACE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF EACH SHIPMENT. TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 1. The provisions of this receipt shall inure to the benefit of and 7. Except where the loss, damage, or injury complained of is due be binding upon the consignor, the consignee, and all carriers han- to delay or damage while being loaded or unloaded, or damaged in dling this shipment, and shall apply to any reconsignment, or return transit by carelessness or negligence, as conditions precedent to re- thereof. covery claims must be made in writing to the originating or deliver- 2. In consideration of the rate charged for carrying said property, ing carriers within six months after delivery of the property or, in which sidependent upon the value thereof and is based upon an case of failure to make delivery, then within six months and fifteen agreed valuation of not exceeding fifty dollars for any shipment of days after date of shipment; and suits for loss, damage or delay shall 100 pounds or less, and not exceeding fifty cents per pound, actual be instituted only within two years and one day after the date when weight, for any shipment in excess of 100 pounds, unless a greater notice in writing is given by the carrier to the claimant that the car- value is declared at the time of shipment, the shipper agrees that the rier has disallowed the claim or any part or parts thereof. company shall not be liable in any event for more than fifty dollars 8. If any C. O. D. is not paid within thirty days after notice of for any shipment of 100 pounds or less, or for more than fifty cents non-delivery has been mailed to the shipper the company may at its per pound, actual weight, for any shipment weighing more than 100 option return the property to the consignor. pounds, unless a greater value is stated herein. Unless a greater 9. Free delivery will not be made at points where the company value is déclared and stated herein the shipper agrees thai the value maintains no delivery service; at points where delivery service is of the shipment is as last above set out and that the liability of the maintained free delivery will not be made at addresses beyond the company shall in no event exceed such value. established and published delivery limits. 3. Unless caused by its own negligence or that of its agents, the company shall not be liable for- Special Additional Provisions as to Shipments Forwarded by a. Difference in weight or quantity caused by shrinkage, Vessel from the United States to Places in leakage, or evapo ration. Foreign Countries, b. The death, injury, or escape of live freight. 10. If the destination specified in this receipt is in a foreign coun- c. Loss of money, bullion, bonds, coupons, jewelry, precious try, the property covered hereby shall, as to transit over ocean routes stones, valuabl pa ers, or other matter of extraordinary end by their foreign connections to such destination, be subject to all value, inless such articles are enumerated in the receipt. the terms and conditions of the receipts or bills of lading of ocean 4. Unless caused in whole in part by its own negligence or carriers as accepted by the company for the shipment, and of foreign that of its agents, the company shall not be liable for loss, damage, carriers participating in the transportation, and as to such transit is or delay caused by- accepted for transportation and delivery subject to the acts, ladings, a. The act or default of the shipper or owner. laws, regulations, and customs of over-sea and foreign carriers, cus- b. The nature of the property, or defect or inherent vico therein. todians, and governments, their employees and agents. c. Improper or insuficient packing, securing, or addressing. 11. The company shall not be liable for any loss, damage, or delay d. The Act of God, public enemies, authority of law, quaran- to said shipments over ocean routes and their foreign connections, tine, riots, strikes, perils of navigation, the hazards or dan- the destination of which is in a foreign country, occurring outside gers incident to a state of war, or occurrence in customs the boundaries of the United States, which may be occasioned by any warehouse. such acts, ladings, laws, regulations, or customs. Claims for loss, e. The examination by, or partial delivery to. the consignee of damage or delay must be made in writing to the carrier at the port O. D. shipments. of export or to the carrier issuing this receipt within nine months f. Delivery under instructions of consignor or consignee at sta- after delivery of the property at said port or, in case of failure to tions where there is no agent of the company after such ship- make such delivery, then within nine months and fifteen days after ments have been left at such stations. date of shipment; and claims so made against said delivering or issu- 5. Packages containing fragile articles or articles consisting wholly ing carrier shall be deemed to have been made against any carrier or in part of glass must be SO marked and be packed SO as to insure which may be liable hereunder. Unless claims are so made the car- safe transportation by express with ordinary care. rier shall not be liable. 6. When consigned to a place at which the express company has 12. It is hereby agreed that the property destined to such foreign no office, shipments must be marked with the name of the express countries, and assessable with foreign governmental or customs station at which delivery will be accepted or be marked with for- duties, taxes, or charges, may be stopped in transit at foreign ports, warding directions if to go beyond the express company's line by a frontiers or depositories, and there held pending examination, assess- carrier other than an express company. If not so marked shipments ments, and payments, and such duties and charges, when advanced will ha refused. by the company, shall. come a lien on the property. February 7, 1922. Merritt T. Obert by telephone advises me that all taxes on the Hadlock Lot "A" are paid. He further tells me that Frank W. Perkins was not married in 1903, the time when he mortgages the loc us to Phe be S. Rodic. by Id, 198-243 Angelia T. Hamer' for 2.C Southern Nov, 17. 1884 NW 22, 1884 Seoul D, Hamor Des S-S-tack all that pation of the Soluard Hama lot so called situated in Eden afarraid described and comaged by me to said Seoze B. Hamer g died dated sept. 15, 1874 recorded ay 13 1477 in the Rejects cycled for said County of Hancack in ur 158 Paye 320 to which dued t said recerd thereof expus reference is hereby made for particular discription especially intending hereby & release any claim, right title as inleast I may have to said herein under dud from Samuel Waterhouse to me dated sell 19,1879 recurded in said beginty Seff-261879 in vot 167 Page IdS - the came being in discharge of a certain analyze Ds hereby remise release quitclaim into the sd ly B,H, this his & anying from all that pitting etc. h L.B. Deary 212-405 Angelia Ti Have to Seo, is Name Des. 1887 S, S + ack The same premius reheard to him by my deed dated seft. 15, 1874 and rich did Sing 13, 1877 in the H, C, R. of D, 0.4158 Pge 320 to which dud and second reference is made the intent of this did being & release & said Eu, B. Hanner any withint in his profets I may here acquired in my dud from Lemond Waterhouse dated soft 19.1879 and receided in sad Repety vol 164 g 185, do herely release bargari sell & easing into send Es B, Have it same pressure d No cornant Mc/rtire ex State N°32'30' E state states 259 spruce 132 / acri B slake 261 slation and $ 72.30 w stone 3465 MayTin Love A o 2.055 Acris state 353.5 state S 72 . 30' W Plan of land near Martin Seal Harbor, me Surveyed, aug 12th 1915 Edgar 9ford Scale 1= 100 Survayor I Many 7 Stright 487-430 J.D.R. W.D. Dud Kover date march 29 1912 Read afr. 9.1912 Ethal Fiske ,Herbert, H Fishe Mand fiske Flint; Harold B, Fishe and they abeth French Fisho Margary S. Fisks abbie Mifrike J-D, brokefilla a Blecker Banks 1896 ts date for the land mentioned in the duds 307-226 504 from Rice 314-250 from Roberts 307-230 miD have 236 M.D 475-439 will - Probate Phabe Wells Banks 483-128 Harrect Banks Green SPOTO st VM. HP of Gueun deids Hand Fiche Flint (sunbudge mas widow T late Ems Flink Handld B. Fishe of Peterstan Ethel fishe Camhidge Herber It, fishe Peterstan only lovey children of Carences Feder (discount shill f John fish being the only hirst Many fiske Slouthlin late of Centridge pl Mayout b Fishe Pebulation mid-ffol legative of Clarences Frike abhe m Fishe widow of Julin Fish granter of Mand Fisks Flend indi quit and died dates July 71985 GES. Rec 428-306 - YES OUTEN JO 66 26 Broadway New York year December 13, o928. Dear Mr. Lynam: This is to confirm the following purchases which I have recently authorized at Seal Harbor and money to cover which my office is sending you: Purchase from Mr: Sam Candage, who has just made the purchase from Mr. Lynch, of Mr. Lynch's house on the Jordan Pond Road in Seal Harbor, the property on which it stands, also a small tract of land which Mr. Lynch also owns opposite Mr. Mel Jordan's present residence; the net price being $5,500. This transaction I authorized you to consummate in conference with Mr. Searles of Bar Harbor, to whom Mr. Lynch went after having closed the deal with Mr. Candage, and who is probably having deeds to Mr. Candage prepared. Mr. Candage upon receiving the deed of the property, will deed it to me. Mr. Candage's commission on this purchase I am taking care of. The second purchase is of 50 acres or more from Holmes & Allen in the Somes Sound-Brown Mountain district, in the sum of $5,000., the purchase having been made by Mr. Joy. Mr. Joy will be entitled to the usual commission on this purchase. The third purchase, from Mr. Nathan Grindle, I authorize, being certain lots on the Jordan Pond Road for a net price of $750., the same having been negotiated by Mr. Ralston. There is no commis- sion in connection with this purchase. The fourth purchase is one recommended by Mr. Dorr, namely, what is known as the Karst land at Salisbury Cove. I understand the entire tract owned by Mr. Karst is to be purchased. I am willing that the Laboratory should have the house and the street frontage land and as much as they need for their purposes in the rear, and will determine at my convenience what shall be done with reference to the balance of the back lend. Mr. Dorr says that Dr. Bumpus quotes a price of $3,500. for this land. You thought $3,800. was the lowest that had been secured. In either event, I authorize the purchase. It would seem appropriate that the land should be deeded to Mr. Dorr at the moment, until its proper division and permanent ownership can be determined. 2. A check to cover the first three purchases is being sent. The money for the last purchase will be sent whenever you advise what is the actual amount at which the deal has been closed. Very truly, John Rockyelley Mr. A. H. Lynam, Bar Harbor, Maine. December 27, 1928. Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., 26 Broadway, New York City Dear Mr. Rockefeller: I wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter of December 13th, concerning the authorization for the purchase of various lots. The Candage transaction will be closed within a few days, we having received the funds from your office to purchase this property. The same applies to the Holmes & Allen tract. As yet I have been unable to examine the title to the Grindle property which you authorized to be purchased for the sum of $750.00. I will examine this before examining the title to the Karst property at Salisbury Cove, and will forward abstract to your office at which tide I will request check to close this matter, we not as yet having received the finds. The Karst matter I have taken up with Mr. A. S. Rodick and he is closing it with Karst. At the time of closing I will have the deed drawn to Mr. Dorr and as deed from Mr. Dorr to you, at which time I will forward abstract to your office and request the money for closing this matter. Yours very truly, December 19, 1928. Mr. Robert W. Gumbel, 26 Broadway, New York City Dear Mr. Gumbel: In reply to your letter of December 14th to Mr. Lynam, I wish to advise you that the Northern half of Lot No. 89 is East of the County Road leading from Somesville to Northeast Marbor and North of where the Sargent Drive leaves the County Road. This is one of the lots in the chain of lots, part of which Mr. Rockefeller is DU chasing, the others being No. 90, 91 and 92. As soon as I am able to get the acreage from Mr. Simpson I will let you know concerning that. Yours very truly, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT we, Maud Fiske Flint, of Cambridge, in the County of Middlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, widow of the late Grovor Plint; Harold B. Fiske. of said Cambridgo; Ethol Fisk of Petersham, in the County of Worcester and Commonwealth aforo- said, wife of Otia D. Fisk; and Herbort ii. Fisko, of Pagadens, in the County of Los Angeles and State of California; being the only living children of the late John Fiske and together with the late Clarence 3. Fiske ( a deceased child of said John Fiske ) being the only heirs of Mary Fiske Stoughton, late of said Cambridge. deceased; Margaret G. Fiske, of said Petersham, widow and sole logatee of said Clarenoe S. Fiske; and Abbie H. Fiske, of said Cambridge, widow of said John Fiske and grantee of Maud Fiske Flint under quit-claim deed, dated July 7, 1905, and recorded in Hancook County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, in Book 428, Page 306, in consid- eration of one dollar and other valuable considerations to us paid by (Dr George B. Dorr of Bar Harbor, Hanoock County, Maine, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby give. grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said George B. Dorr and his heirs and assigns forever a certain lot or parcel of land situated at or near Hulle the Town ( the name of which was men t-march 1918 Cove. in said Bar Harbor, on the old County Road from Bar Harbor to Hulls Cove, adjoining a lot formerly owned by Everard H. Greely, Daniel W. Brewer and Lucilius A, Emery and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a spotted maple trae on the South side of said old County Rond leading from Bar Harbor to Halls Cove at the Northeast cornor of land owned now or formerly by Daniel W. Brewer and 17. M. Roberts; thence South thirty seven (37) degrees West, following the line of said land now or formerly owned by said -1- Brower and Roberts, thirty six (36) rods to a stake (where formerly was a fir bush); thence South thirty three (33) degrees East fifty six (56) rods and sixteen (16) links to the North line of said lot of land formerly owned by said Everard H. Greely, Daniel W. Brewer and Lucilius A. Emery; thence North eixty two (62) degrees East seventy three (73) rods along the line of said lot of land formerly owned by said Greely, Brewer and Emery to a apotted fir tree on the South side of said County Road; thence Northwesterly along the South line of said County Road eighty five (85) rode to the point of beginning; containing twenty (20) acres, more or less. Meaning and intending hereby to convey and heroby conveying all that tract or parcel of land conveyed to the said Mary Fiske Stoughton by Angelia T. Hamor by a deed dated April 11, 1887, and recorded with said Hancook County Deeds, in Book 215, Page 153. TO HAVE AND TO HOID the aforegranted and bargained premises together with all the privilages and appurtenances thoreunto belong- ing to the said George B. Dorr and/his)heirs and assigns, to (his) and their use and behoof forever. AND we do COVENANT with the said grantee (n19) heirs and assigns that we are lawfully seized in fee of the promises; that they are free from all incumbrances; that we have good right to sell and con- vey the same to the said grantee to hold as aforesaid; and that we and our heirs, shall and will WARRANT AND DEFEND the same to the said (George B. Dorr) and (his) heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and lemands of all persons. off wh IN WITNESS WHEREOF we, the said Haud Fiska Flint, Harold B. Fiske, Ethel Fisk, Horbert H. Fiske, Margaret G. Fiske, Abbio M. Fiske, and Elizabeth French Fiske, wife of the said Herbort H.Fisko -2- and Otis D. Fisk, husband of the said Ethel Fisk, the remaining grantors being unmarried, joining in this deed as grantors, and relinquishing and conveying our right by descent and all other rights in the above described premises, have hereunto set our hands and seals this twonty-second day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of STATE OF County of SS. 1921. Personally appeared the above named and acknowledged the above instrument to be free act and deed. Before me, Notary Public -3- KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That we, Marad Fisko Flint, of Cambridge, in the County of Hiddlesex and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, widow of the late Grover Flint; Harold B. Fisks, of said Cambridge; Ethel Fisk, of Petersham, in the County of Worcester and Commonwealth aforesaid, wife of Otis D. Fisk; and Herbert H. Fisks, of Pasadena, in the County of Los Angeles and State of California; being the only living children of the late John Fisks and togother with the late Clarance S. Flake ( n deceased child of said John Fisks ) being the only heirs of Jary Fisks Stotghton, late of said Cambridgo, deceased; Margaret G. Fisks, of said Petershan, widow and solo logatee of said Clarence S. Fisks; and Adbie M. Fisks, of said Cambridge, indow of said John Fiske and grantee of Hand Fisks Flint under quit- claim doed, dated July 7, 1905, and recorded in Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, in Book 428, Page 306, in consideration of one dollar and other valuable considerations to us paid by the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, do hereby give, grant, bargain, sell and convey unto the said and heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land situated at or said Baritarian near Hulls Cove, in Eden; in-tha-County of Hancock, and State of Laine, on the old County Road from Bar Harbor to and Hulls Cove, adjoining & lot formerly owned by Everard H. Graely, Daniel W. Brewer and Lucilius A. Emery and bounded and described as follows, to wit; Commencing ut a apotted maple tree on the South side of said old County Road leading from Bar Harbor to Bulls Cove at the Northeast corner of land owned now or for- morly by Daniel W. Brower and W. M. Roberta; thence South thirty seven (37) degrees West, following the line of said land now or formerly owned by said Brower and Roberts, thirty six (36) rods to a stake (where formerly was a fir bush); thence South thirty three (33) degrees Rast fifty six (5E) rods and sixteen (16) links to the North line of said lot of land formerly owned by said Everard H. Greely, Daniel W. Brewer and Inoilium A. Emery; thence North sixty two (32) degrees East along the line of said lot of luni formarly owned by said Greely, Brower and Enery, to & spotted fir tree on line the South sido of anid County Road; thence Northwesterly along the South side of said County Road eighty five (85) rods to the point of beginning; containing twenty (20) acres, more or less. Meaning and intending heraby to convey and hereby conveying all that tract or parcel of land convayed to the said Mary Fisks Stoughton by Angelia T. Hawor by n dood datad April 11, 1887, and recorded with said Hancock County Deeds, in Book 215, Page 153. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the aforegranted and bargained promises together with all the privileges and appurtonances thersunto belonging to the said and heirs and assigns, to and use and behoof foraver. And we do hereby, severally, each for himself OF herself and his or her heirs, executors and COVENANT with the asid grantee and heire and we are lawfully of premises that assigns that the above convayed prontoon are free from all incumbrances mids or suffered have good right sell by us respectively, except as aforesadd, and that we, each covenanting for himself or and coming the same herself only, will and our respective heirs, executors and administrators shall marrant and defend the same to the said grantse and hoirs and assigns against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by. through or under us respectively, except as aforesaid, but against none other. And for the consideration aforesaid, wa, Elizabath French Fiske, wife of said Herbert H. Fisks, and Otis D. Fisk, husband of said Ethel Fisk, hereby join heroin in token of our assent hereto, and to release any possible right of dower, courtany or homestead or other right or interest in the premiums hereinabove described an conveyed; all the other granters named herein being unmarried. 3 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 19, the said Maud Fiske Flint, Harold B. Fisks, Ethel Fisk, Barbert H. Fisks, Margarat G. Fishs, Abbie 11. Flake Elizabeth French Flake and Otis D. Fisk have hereunto net our hands and seals this day of in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty Signed, Sealed and Delivered in the presence of KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS THAT we, Maud Fiske Flint, of Cantridge, in the County of Middlesox and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, widow of the late Grover Flint; Harold B. Fiske, of said Cambridge; Ethel Fisk of Petersham, in the County of Worcestor and Commonwealth afore- said, wife of Otia D. Fisk; and Herbert H. Fisko, of Paeadena, in the County of Loe Angeles and State of California; being the only living children of the late John Fiske and together with the late Clarance S. Fiske (a deceased child of said John Piske) bei ng the only hoirs of Mary Fiska Stoughton, late of paid Cambridge, de- cessed; Margaret C. Fiske, of said Petersham, widow and aole log- stoe of said Clarence S. Fisko; and Abbie M. Picke. of said Cambridge widow of said John Picke and grantee of Haud Fiske Flint under quit- claim deed, dated July 7, 1905, and recorded in Hancock County Maine, Registry of Deeds, in Book 428, Page 306, in consi deration of one dollar and other valuable considerations to un paid by the receipt whereof is hereby ao- knowledged, do hereby give, grant, bargain, soll and convey unto the said and 11 heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land situated at or near Hudle Cove. in the Town of Bar Harbor, (the name of which was, prior to March 1918, Town of Eden). on the old County Road from Bar Harbor to Hulls Covo, adjoining a lot formerly owned by Evererd H. Greely, Danial W. Brewer and Lucilius A. Emery and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a spotted maple tree on wie South side of said old County Road leading from Bar Harbor to Mills Cove at the Northeast corner of land owned now or formerly by Deniel W. Brewer and W. M. Roberts; thence South thirty seven (37) degrees West, following the line of said land now or formerly owned by said Brewer and Roberts, thirty six (36) rods to a stake (where formerly was a fir bush); thence South thirty three (33) degrees East fifty six (56) rods and sixteen (16) links to the North line of said lot of land formerly owned by said Everard H. Greely, Daniel it. Brower and Lucilius A. Amery; thence North sixty two (62) degrees East seventy three (73) rods along the line of said lot of land formerly owned by said Greely, Brewer and Emery to a spotted fir tree on the South side of said County Road; thence Northwesterly along the South line of said County Road eighty five (85) rods to the point of beginning: containing twenty (20) aeros, more or less. Meaning and intending hereby to convey and hereby convoying all that tract or paroel of land conveyed to the said Mary Fiake Stoughton by Angelia T. Hamor by a dood dated April 11, 1887, and recorded with said Hancock County Deeds, in Book 215, Page 153. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the aforogranted and bargained premises together with all the priviloges and appurtenances thereunto belong- ing to the said and heirs and aseigns, to and their use and behoof forever. AND we do COVENANT with the said grantoo, heirs and essigne that we are lawfully seized in fee of the premises; that they are free from all incumbranoos; that we have good right to sell and con- vey the same to the said grantee to hold as aforesaid; and that we and our heirs, shall and will WARRANT AND DEFEND the same to the said and heirs and assigns forever against the lawful claims and demands of all persons. And for the consideration aforesaid, we, Elizabeth French Fiske, wife of said Herbert H. Fiske, and Otis D. Fisk, husband of said Ethel Fisk, hereby join herein in token of our assent here to, and to release any possible right of dower. courtesy or homestead or other right or interest in the promises horoinabove described as conveyed; all the other grantors named herein baing unmarried. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we, the said Mand Ficke Flint, Harold B. Fiske, Ethol Fisk, Herbert II. Fiske, Margaret G. Fiske, Abbio M. Fiske, Elizabeth French Fiske and Otis D. Fisk have hereunto set our hands and seals this day of in the your of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty- Signed, Sealed and Delivered in Presence of STATE OF County of 88. Personally appeared the above named and acknowledged the above instrument to be free act and deed. Bafore my, Notery Public. The Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company, Bar Harbor, Maine. Centlemen:- We are sending you, enclosed herswith, a dead convaying to Mr. George B. Dorr, of Bar Harbor, Haino, a truct of land "situated at or war Halls Cove, in the Town of Bar Barbor and "containing twenty (20) acres, more or loss". Our identity is not forth in the said deed and our signatures may be verified from those on the said deed. Because it is most inconvenient - and seems an nonecessary expense - for one of the heirs to go to Bar Harbor and Ellsworth simply to pass these papers, and because no one of us happens, at the moment, to have a friend, or even a personal acquaintance, in or near Bar Harbor, we respectfully ask your Company to act for us in this matter. If you are willing to no act, me hereby request, authorize and empower you to deliver the said dead to said Mr. Dorr, or his representative or nomines, upon the receipt by you of the sum of Twonty five hundred sixty two dollars and fifty cents, ($2562.50). From this so received, WO hereby request, authorize ani empower you to pay tc mid Mr. Dorr, or his representative or nomines, such guns of money as may be necessary to pay all unpaid taxes on said truct of land and such interest as may be ano on said unpaid taxes, and to pay for the reverues stamps required by law to be affixed to the said dood; and tc pay to Mr. Bonjamin B. Lyon, of said Bar Harbor, the sum of One eurired twenty sight dollars and thirteen conts ($128.13) - being of the purchase price. to services boy your charge of fair doleas cereby request, authorise and empower you to pay the balance remaining to Mr. Fredoric D. Fisk, such payment to be made by the check of your Company drawn to the order of said Fredoric D. Fisk and mailed to him at 15 State Street, ROO 74, Boston, lines. We would ank that the receipted tax bills and the receipt which will be handed to you by Mr. Lyon be sont to Mr. Fisk with your check,