KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That I, Louise Dana Davis of Washington, District of Columbia, in consideration of one dollar and other valuable considerations paid by George B. Dofr of Bar Harbor, Hancock County, State of Maine the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, do hereby remise, release, bargain, sell and convey and forever quit-claim unto the said George B. Dorr, his heirs and assigns forever. A certain lot or parcel of land, together with buildings thereon, situated in the Town of Bar Harbor, Hancock County, State of Maine, bounded generally as follows:- Northeasterly by the old Hulls Cove Road; Southeasterly by the lot of land known as the Wood & Mansfield lot; Southwesterly by Witch Hollow Pond and Northwesterly by land of Robert Bowler; said lot of land is more particularly bounded and described as follows:- Beginning at a stone bound, in the Southerly side of old Hulls Cove road; thence following the Southerly side of said road North forty-eight degrees West (N. 48°W.) ninety-two and five-tenths (92.5) feet; thence North seventy-six degrees and thirty minutes West (N. 76° 30' w.) ninety-seven and five-tenths feet; thence North eighty-six degrees and thirty minutes West (N. 86° 30' W.) one hundred and seventy-five (175) feet; thence North seventy-five degrees West (N. 75° W.) two hundred and forty- five (245) feet; thence North eighty-four degrees and nine minutes West (N. 84° 98 W.) one hundred and fifteen (115) feet; thence North fifty-five degrees and fifteen minutes West (N. 55° 15' W.) fifty-one (51) feet, following Southerly side of said road to Easterly line of Bowler tract; thence following said Bowler line South fifty-four degrees West (8.54° W.) six hundred and three (603) feet to Witch Hole Pond; thence South seventy-throe degrees East ( S. 73° 3.) one hundred and twenty-five feet; thence South thirty-four degrees and thirty minutes East (i. 34° 30° E.) sixty-five (65) feet; thence South thirty-one degrees thirty minutes West (s. 31° 30' W.) ninoty (90) feet to westerly line of Wood and Mansfield lot at shore of said poni (the last three courses following said pond); thenee following said Wood and Mansfield line North eighty-two degrees and forty= five minutes East (N. 82° 458 E.) forty (40) feet; thence North forty-eight degrees and fifteen minutes East (N. 48° 15' E.) ninety (90) feet; thence North sixty-three degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 63° 45' Ee) eighty-seven (87) 200th thense North eighty-four degrees and fifteen minutes East (N. 84° 15° E.) ninety-four (94) feet; thence South forty-nine degrees forty= five minutes East (S. 49° 45° E.) eighty-one (81) feet; themes North sixty degrees East (N. 60° E.) two hundred thirty-six (236) feet; thence North fifty-four degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 54° 45° E.) one hundred and fifteen (115) feet; thence North sixty-seven degrees East (N. 67° E.) ninety-one (93) feet; thence South eighty-siz degrees thirty minutes East (S. 86° 30' E.) Seventy (70) feet; thence North eighty-four degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 84° 45° E.) one hundred and ten (110) feet; thence North fifty-four degrees thirty minutes East (N. 54° 30' East) two hundred and sixty (260) feet to place of begin- ning, containing seven a more or less. Said description being according to survey made by E. W. Hill, Surveyor. The above conveyance, however, is made subject to a aertein right of way now or formerly owned by Robert Bowle F. Being the same premises described as conveyed in a certain deed from Andrew J. Davis to me, the said Louise Dana Davis, dated July 22, 1910 and recorded in Hancock County Maine Registry of Deeds in Volume 472, Page 126. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, together with all the privi- leges and appurtenances thereunto belonging, to him, the said George B. Dorr, his heirs and assigns, forever. AND I do COVENANT with the said George B. Dorr, his heirs and assigns, that I will WARRANT AND FOREVER DEFEND the premises to him, the said Grantee, his heirs and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons claiming by, through or under me. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I, the said Louise Dana Davis, being a widow, have hereunto set my hand and seal this seventeenth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six. Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of James C Dunling Louise Dana Davis Ls Destrict-folumbia STATE OF MAINE- October t : COUNTY OF HANCOCK, ss. September 17, 1926. Personally appeared the above named Louise Dana Davis and acknowledged the above instrument to be her free act and deed. Before me, L.S, Jennes Notary Dunlin Public. my Commission enfine 7-8/926 Louise Deena Danis to George B.Don Rec Oct11/1226 2-20/M 606-91 Duflicate with To the Town of Eden:- I beg to submit the following proposition :- I will purchase or the town the Pest House lot, being the same property conveyed by me to the town by deed dated March 14th, 1903 and recorded April 17th, 1903, in the Hancock County, Registry of Deeds, Book 391, Page 33, for the sum of one thousand dollars. In addition to the above I will convey to the town, without further compensation, a lot on or near the Break Neck Road, containing bm had cere acre for use as a Pest House Lot; such lot to be selected from my land by such officers es may be designated by the town. Bar Harbor, Maine, March 7th, 1904. Voted to accept the proposition made by Frank I. Brewer to buy the Pest House Lot, near Witch Hollow Pond, and to furnish another lot for same. Voted that the Municipal Officers be authorized and instructed to make, execute and deliver to Frank L. Brewer, on receipt of the sum of one thousand dollars, a deed conveying to him said Pest House lot, being same property conveyed by said Brewer to the town by deed dated March 14th, 1903 and recorded April 17th, 1903 in the Hancock County, Registry of Deeds, Book 391, Page 33. Mumapul offer. Voted that the Local Board of Health be authorized and in- structed to select a lot on or near the Break Neck Road from land of said Brewer, and upon receipt of a deed from said Brewer, in accordance with his proposition, to erect thereon a building to be used as a pest house at a cost not exceeding one thousand dollars. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That I, Frank L. Brewer of Eden, Hancock County, State of Maine, individually, and as trustee under the will of Daniel W. Brewer, late of said Eden, deceased, in consideration of the sum of one dollar and other valuable considerations to me paid by the Inhabitants of the Town of Eden, a municipal corporation in the County of Hancock, State of Maine, hereinafter called corporation, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge, individually and by virtue of all rights, power and authority conferred upon me 8.8 trustee, under the will of said Daniel W. Brewer, and by virtue of all other rights, power and authority me hereto enabling, do hersby give, grant, bargain, sell and convey tc said corporation, its successors and assigns forsver, at certain 1ct of lane situated in said Town of Eden, bounded and Rescribed as follows, to wit:- Beginning at an iron bolt driven in the ground on old New Mill Meadow line, so-called, for the southeast corner of lot conveyed; thence North forty-two degrees East (N. 42° E.) one hundred and forty-three (143) feet, following said line to an iron bolt driven in the ground; thence North forty-eight degrees West (N. 48° W.) one hundred and fifty- two (152) feet to an iron bolt set in ledge; thence South forty-two de- grees West (S. 42° w.) one hundred and forty-three (143) feet to an iron bolt in ledge; thence South forty-eight degrees East (S. 48° E.) one hundred and fifty-two (152) feet to place of beginning, containing one- half (1/2) acre, more or less. Also a right of way sixteen (16) feet wide along the Westerly side of said New Mill Meadow line from the point where said line intersects the Northerly line of old Eagle Lake Road to intersection with Southerly line of lot herewith conveyed. Said right of way, however, to be held and enjoyed in common with the grantor, his heirs and assigns and all persons to when he may convey similar rights. TO HAVE AND TO HOTD the aforegranted and bargained premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereof to it, the said corporation, its successors and assigns, to its and their use and behoof forever. And I do covenent with the said Grantee, its successors and assigns that I am lawfully seized in fee of the premises; that they are frea of all incumbrances; that I have good right tc sell and convey the same to the said Grantee, to hold as afcresaid; and that I and my Heirs shall and will WARRANT and DEFEND the same to the said Grantee, its successors and assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I, the said Frank L. Erewer individually, and as trustee as aforesaid, and Abbie E. Brswer, wife of the said Frank L. Brewer joining in this deed as Grantor and relinquishing and conveying her rights by descent and all other rights in the above described premises have hereunto set our hands and seals this day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and four. -Signed, Sealed and Delivered- in presence of. STATE OF MAINE : : SS. COUNTY OF HANCOCK : April 1904. Personally appeared the above named Frank L. Brewer and acknow- ledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed. Before me, Capel Wamanity Deed from Frank L.Brun D BOBLY you FORMS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that the Inhabitants of the Town of Eden, and Municipal Corporation existing in the County of Hancock, State of Maine, by John E. Bunker, Jr., Calvert G. Hamor, and Elihu T. Hamor, Its Selectmen in consideration of one thousand dollars paid by Frank L. Brewer, of Eden, aforesaid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, does hereby remise, release, bargain, sell, and convey, and forever quit-claim unto the said Frank L. Brewer, his heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land, situated in said Town of Eden, bounded and described as follows:- Beginning at a stone bound on the Northerly line of Wood and Mans- field Lot, so called, at junction of Old Town Road leading to Hulls Cove, with private way leading to Witch Hole Pond: thence North forty-eight degrees West(N.48° W.) ninety-two and five-tenths feet (92.5) feet: thence North seventy-six degrees West (N.76° W.) ninety-seven and five- tenths feet(97.5) (both courses following and parallel with Westerly line of said Town Road) to stake: thence South twelve degrees and forty- five minutes East(s. 12°-45' E.) one hundred and eighty(180) feet to stake at intersection with Wood and Mansfield line: thence North fifty- four degrees and thirty minutes East(N.54°-30' E.) following said line one hundred and fifty-one (151) feet to place of beginning, containing fourteen thousand, seven hundred and eighty-three (14783) square feet, to- gether with buildings thereon. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, the afore granted and bargained premises, to- gether with all privileges and appurtenances thereof, to him, the said Frank L. Brewer, his heirs and assigns forever, and it does covenant with the said Frank L. Brewer, his heirs and assigns, that it will war- rant and forever defend the premises to him, the said Grantee, his heirs and assigns forever, against all lawful claims and demands of all per- sons claiming by, through, or under the said Municipal Corporation. In witness whereof, the said Inhabitants of the Town of Eden, by John E. Bunker, Jr., Calvert G. Hamor, and Elihu T. Hamor, Its Selectmen, duly authorized, have hereunto set its hand and seal this seventh day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and four. Signed, sealed, and delivered in presence of Eden many ByJober Selecting Blihu Educ STATE of MAINE, } Hancock ) ss. June 7, A. D. 1904. Personally appeared the above named John E. Bunker, Jr., Calvert G. Hamor, and Elihu T. Hamor, and acknowledged the above instru- ment to be the free act and deed of the Inhabitants of the Town of Eden, and their free act and deed, in their said capacity. Before me, pl 3 1 Leve Notary Public. H. O (2) Cpul Dead Tom of Edw to Tissult L Brenza STATE OF. MAINE. HANCOCK.SS REGISTRY OF DEEDS FLCENED June 10,1904 1's 15m m P.M. AND RECORDED IN BOOK 40 Grage 382 ATTEST REGISTER cheon THE OFFICE OF LORING, SHORT & HARMON, LAW STATIONERS, PORTLAND, MAINE. 10-12/05.50 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the. Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company, a. corporation organized under the laws of the State of Maine, and having its established place of business at Bar Harbor in the Town of Eden, in said State, in consideration of the sum of one dollar and other valuable considerations, paid by Frank L. Brewer of said Eden, Trustee under the will of Daniel W. Brewer, late of said Eden, de ceased, the receipt whereof it does hereby acknowledge, does hereby remise, release, bargain, sell and convey and forever quit-claim unto the said Frank L. Brewer, Trustee as 4 aforesaid, his successors, heirs and assigns forever, a certain lot or parcel of land, together with buildings thereon, situated in the said Town of Eden, Hancock County, State of Maine, bounded generally as follows: Northeasterly by the old Hulls Cove Road; Southeasterly by the lot of land known as the Wood & Mansfield lot; Southwesterly by Witch Hollow Pond and Northwesterly by land of Robert Bowler. Said lot of land is more particularly bounded and described as follows:- BEGINNING at a stone bound, in the Southerly side of old Hulls Cove road; thence following the Southerly side of said road North forty-eight degrees West (N. 48° W.) ninety-two and five-tenths (92.5) feet; thence North seventy-six degrees and thirty minutes West (N. 76°-30' w.) ninety-seven and five-tenths (97.5) feet; thence North eighty-six degrees and thirty minutes West (N. 86°-30' W.) one hundred and seventy-five (175) feet; thence North seventy- five degrees West (N. 75° W.) two hundred and forty-five (245) feet; thence North eighty-four degrees and nine minutes West (N. 84°-9' W.) one hundred and fifteen (115) feet; thence North fifty-five degrees and fifteen minutes West (N. 55°-15' w.) fifty-one (51) feet, follow- ing Southerly side of said road to Easterly line of Bowler tract; thence following said Bowler line South fifty-four degrees West (S. 54° w.) six hundred and three (603) feet to Witch Hole Pond; -1- thence South seventy-three degrees East (S. 73° E.) one. hundred and twenty-five (125) feet; thence South thirty-four degrees and thirty minutes East (S. 34°-30' E.) sixty-five (65) feet; thence South thirty-one degrees thirty minutes West (S. 31°-30' W.) ninety (90) feet to Westerly line of Wood and Mansfield lot at shore of said pond (the last three courses following said pond); thence following said Wood and Mansfield line North eighty-two degrees and forty-five minutes East (N. 82°-45' E.) forty (40) feet; thence North forty- eight degrees and fifteen minutes East (N. 48°-15' E.) ninety (90) feet; thence North sixty-three degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 63°-45' E.) eighty-seven (87) feet; thence North eighty-four degrees and fifteen minutes East (N. 84°-15' E.) ninety-four (94) feet; thence South forty-nine degrees forty-five minutes East (S. 49°-45' E.) eighty-one (81) feet; thence North sixty degrees East (N. 60° E.) two hundred thirty-six (236) feet; thence North fifty-four degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 54°-45' E.) one hundred and fifteen (115) feet; thence North sixty-seven degrees East (N. 67° E.) ninety-one (91) feet; thence South eighty-six degrees thirty minutes East (S. 86°-30' E.) seventy (70) feet; thence North eighty-four degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 84°-45' E.) one hundred and ten (110) feet; thence North fifty-four degrees thirty minutes East (N. 54°-30' E.) two hundred and sixty (260) feet to place of beginning, containing seven acres, more or less. Said description being according to survey made by E. W. Hill, Sur- veyer. The above conveyance, however, is made subject to a certain right of way now or formerly owned by Robert Bowler. Being & portion of the property described as conveyed in a certain mortgage from Daniel W. Brewer to John T. Higgins, dated July 1st, 1889 and recorded July 12th, 1889 in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, Vol. 237, Page 6, and assigned by said John T. Higgins to the Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company, aforesaid, by instrument dated August 6th, 1890 and recorded December 20th, 1902 in said Registry, Book 385, Page 287. -2- The purpose and intent of this instrument is to release all claim of said corporation in and to the property above described and all parts thereof derived under, or by virtue of the above de- scribed mortgage, or any other mcrtgage. Without prejudice, however, to the right of said corporation tc hold any other preperty described in said mortgage or mortgages, for all the purposes thereof. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same, together with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunte belonging, to him, the said Frank L. Brewer, Trustee as aftresaid, his Successors, Heirs and Assigns for- ever. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company has caused its seal to be herete affixed, and these presents to be signed by its Treasurer, in its name and behalf, this ninth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and four. -Signed, Sealed and Delivered- in presence of. s Mayor STATE OF MAINE : : ss. COUNTY OF HANCOCK : June 9 1904. Personally appeared the above named Fred C. Lynam, Treasurer and acknowledged the above instrument to be his free act and deed. and the fun a is ana and of Before sund me, corporation NOTARY PUBLIC -3- we surrey corror I Trustles of Fruid L.Drawn STATE-OF-MAINE. HANCOOK.SS. RECEIVED 20.1904, AT9 REGISTRY herm a. Jame M. OF AND DEEDS RECORDED IN BOOK 407 PAGE 371 ATTEST, REGISTER office of L.D. Goog Record of meeting of Trustees of the Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company, held at the Company's office, Bar Harbor, Maine, on June 9 1904. Present Fred C. Lynem, W. H. Davis and Luere B. Teasy, being 8. querum of trustees. Fred C. Lynem presented a certain instrument being a partial discharge and release of the mortgage from Daniel W. Brewer to John T. Higging, dated July 1st, 1889 and recorded July 12th, 1889 in the Hanecek County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, Book 237, Page 6, and assigned by said Higgins to the Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company by instrument dated August 6th, 1890 and recorded in said Registry, Book 385, Page 287, said instrument releasing from the operation CI said mortgage, seven acres of land, near the shore of Witch Hollow Pond, being the same seven acras bargained and son- veyed by Frank L. Brewer, Trustee, to Andrew J. Davis. On motion it was voted to authorize the Treasurer to execute and deliver said instrument, thereby releasing all claim by mortgage held by the Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company , upon the savan acre tract of land bargainsdcr convayed by said Brawer to said Davis. A true copy, Attesth buy BRIEF OF TITLE of a 1ct of land situated in the Town of Eden, Hancock County, State of Maine, being same described in a deed of warranty from Frank L. Brewer to Andrew J. Davis dated June 16th, 1904 and recorded June 20th, 1904 in the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, Vol. 407, Page 375. The title to this property comes through the Trustees of the Estate of William Bingham. The title of said Trustees was undoubted- ly good. The history in brief of their title is given in the Abstract, dated March 9th, 1900 made by me for Mr. Davis covering land purchased of the Haight Estate. In brief the chain of title from the Bingham Trustees down to Frank L. Brewer is as follows: The records hereinafter referred tc are those of the Hancock County, Maine, Registry of Deeds, except where otherwise specified. -I- Bingham Trustees, by their atterney, John Black, to Richard Higgins, deed dated November 27th, 1841 and recorded same day in Vcl. 72, Page 2. This conveyed lot No. 32, a large 1ct running from the shore to, and including, the Witch Hollow Pond. -II- Richard Higgins to Edward Brewer, deed dated January 1st, 1847 and recorded November 24th, 1847 in Vol. 82, Page 410. Same property. -III- Edward Brewer to Daniel W. Brewer, porter Brewer and Perry Brewer, deed dated November 11th, 1857 and recorded same day in Vol. 106, Page 26. Same property. -IV- Dantel W., Porter, and Perry Brewer to William Morey Jr.: deed dated June 1st, 1858 and recorded June 12th, 1858 in Vcl. 107, Page 109. Same preperty. -1- -V- William Morey Jr., to Daniel W., Porter and Perry Brewer, deed acknowledged June 29th, 1860 and recorded July 14th, 1860 in Vcl. 112, Page 72. Same preperty. -VI- Perry H. Brewer to Daniel W. and Porter Brewer, deed dated October 19th, 1867 and recorded November 12th, 1867 in Vol. 130, Page 255. One-third undivided of said property. -VII- Porter Brewer tc Daniel W. Brewer, deed dated June 13th, 1868 and recorded June 27th, 1868 in Vol. 131, Page 160. One-half un- divided cf said property. -VIII- Daniel W. Brewer who thus acquired title to the entire property died prior to August 1895. He left a will which was duly proved and allowed by the Probate Court for Hancock County, Maine, at the August term of said Court, 1895. Said will is recorded in the Records of said Probate Court, and also as required by law, recorded in the Registry of Deeds Vc1. 291, Page 376. By this will he devises to his widow Melinda S. Brewer, his home stead. He devises the remainder of his property to Frank L. Brewer as trustee, by the second clause of his will, which is as follows:- "Second:- I give and bequeath to my son, Frank L. Brewer, all the rest, residue and remainder of my property, real, personal and mixed wherever situated, and whether in possession, reversion or remainder in trust however, for the following purposes, namely: To hold, manage, sell, dispose of, mortgage, exchange or convey in trust at his discretion, and to divide the net proceeds thereof, or the proceeds or avails of any particular part thereof at his discretion among, among my ten children, Chester S., Everett K., Frank L., Fred J., Lillian Fitzgerald, Georgia Richardson, Albion S. Brewer, Edith Brewer, Archie Brewer and Aggie Brewer Thus Frank L. Brewer as trustee acquired title to said property and the right to convey and dispose of the same. -IX- Frank L. Brewer as trustee conveyed a part of the same, viz., -2- the Pest House Lot, sc-called, tc the Town cf Eden, by deed dated March 14th, 1903 and recorded April 6th, 1903 in Vol. 391, Page 33. -X- At the annual town meeting held in March 1904 the town voted to authorize its Municipal Officers to re-convey said Pest House Lot to Frank L. Brewer. The Article in the Town Warrant and the vete were as follows:- "Article 101: Tc 66€ if the town will vcte to sell and convey the Pest House Lct near Witch Hollow Pond to Frank L. Brewer in accordance with his proposition to purchase same and furnish another 1ct, and tc authorize the Municipal Officers to execute the proper deed for the purpose." Under this article it was voted"To accept the proposition made by Frank L. Brewer tc buy the Fest House Let near Witch Hollow Pend and to furnish another lot for same," and it was also v cted "That the Municipal Officers be authorized and instructed tc make, execute and deliver to Frank L. Brewer, on the receipt of the sum of one thousand dollars, a deed, conveying to him said Pest House Lot, being the same property conveyed by said Frank L. Brewer to the Town by deed dated March 14th, 1903 and recorded April 17th, 1903 in the Hancock County, Mains, Registry of Deeds, Vol. 391, Page 33. Note:- It will be observed that in this vote there is an error in the date of record of the deed. The date of record is stated to be April 17th, whereas April 6th is the correct date, but this is immaterial; the date of the deed is correctly given and the volume and page, moreover the term Pest House Lot defines the property clearly. This error in the vote is entirely harmless. -XI- Pursuant to the authority vested in them by the vote set forth in the last preceding paragraph, the Municipal Officers of the Town of Eden, re-conveyed said Pest House Lot to said Frank L. Brewer, by deed dated June 7th, 1904 and recorded June 10th, 1904, in Vcl. 406, Page 382. By the deeds above described, Frank L. Brewer acquired the title and right to convey all the property described in the deed -3- lccus, and in addition tc such land he conveyed to her, as appurtenant tc her land, a right of way for all purposes of a way over the road of said Brewer known as the Ice Road, extending from Witch Hollow Pond to the old County Road, to be used in common by the grantee and grantor, their heirs and assigns. This Ice Road extends across the locus and by the deed above referred to Mrs. Bowler and her heirs and assigns acquired a right of way in said road in common with Brewer and his Heire and Assigns. Mrs. Bowler's successors therefore have a right of way for all purposes of a way over the Ice Road. They have not the right to use it for any other purpose except a way. They have no right tc build anything or deposit anything upon the land, or to do any act except tc use it as a way, and if necessary to make repairs SC as to fit it better for use as a way. Mr. Brewer also gave to Mrs. Bowler a deed dated November 13th, 1886 and recorded in Vol. 206, Page 320, conveying certain other rights and easements. This deed conveyed "As appurtenant to all and every part of that tract OF land situated at Eden aforesaid, conveyed to May W. Bowler by warranty deed from me, the said Brewer, of even date herewith, to be recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said Hancock County, to which said deed special reference is hereby made for the following rights, privileges and sassments, to wit: the right to take, conduct, transport and convey water from Witch Hollow Pond, so-called, in and through pipes or aqueducts to any and all parts of said lot conveyed to said May W. Bowler as aforesaid, for use upon said lot last named for domestic, sanitary and agricultural purposes. Mr. Brewer also gave tc Edmund H. Pendleton and Charles T. How a deed of land lying near Witch Hollow pond (See Vc1. 208, Page 430) and in addition to the land granted to them "The right & tc lay and maintain covered water pipe or aqueduct from deep water in Witch Hollow Pond, sc-called, across that portion of my land lying between said Pond and the 1ct conveyed to said Pendleton and -5- to Andrew J. Davis. -XII- MORTGAGES. Several mortgages have been given effecting the locus, but these have been duly discharged, viz:- Mortgage from Daniel W. Brewer to Charles C. Burrill, dated November 9th, 1874 and recorded November 10th, 1874 in Vol. 147, Page 351. Discharged on margin of record, September 9th, 1876. Mortgage from Daniel W. Brewer to Samuel K. Whiting, dated January 3rd, 1880 and recorded same day in Vcl. 170, Page 117. Discharged on margin cf record May 22nd, 1886. Mortgage from Daniel W. Brewer to John T. Higgins, dated July 1st, 1889 and recorded July 12th, 1889 in Vcl. 237, Page 6; assigned by John T. Higgins to the Bar Harber Banking & Trust Company by instrument dated August 6th, 1890 and recorded December 20th, 1902 in Vol. 385, Page 287, and Discharged by Bar Harbor Banking & Trust Company by instrument duly authorized by vote of said corporation dated June 9th, 1904 and recorded June 20th, 1904 in Vcl. 407, Page 371. Mortgage from Frank L. Brewer, Trustee, to Almon C. Snow dated December 14th, 1897 and recorded December 15th, 1897 in Vol. 321, Page 37: Discharged by said Almon C. Snow by instrument dated June 6th, 1904 and recerved June 10th, 1904 in Vol. 406, Page 381. Note:- The Bar Harber Banking & Trust Company gave a partial discharge by release to the Town of Eden dated March 14th, 1903 and recorded April 17th, 1903 in Vcl. 391, Page 31. This partial discharge is unimportant inasmuch as the later discharge scmpletely extinguishes the mortgage. -XIII- SERVITUDES. By deed dated November 13th, 1886 and recorded November 24th, 1886, in Vol. 210, Page 315, Daniel W. Brewer conveyed to May W. Bowler certain land containing one hundred acres, adjoining the -40 How aforesaid to said last named lot and to enter at all times upon and to have access tc my said land and said Pond for the purpose of repairing said pipe or aqueduct and to do all other acts and things necessary and proper for the conveyance of water by means of said pipe or aqueduct from said Pond across my land to the 1ct convayed to said Pendleton, etc." The rights given by these deeds are not very clearly defined. It is probable, however, that these deeds give tc Pendleton, How and Bowler the right to lay and maintain water pipes across the west side of the locus. -XIV- The deeds forming the chain of title appear to be in due form duly executed and recorded. The deed from Porter Brewer to Daniel Brewer (Paragraph VII) contains this exception, "Excepting and reserving therefrom all the lands which we have hitherto sold and conveyed.' This is a very sweeping exception and might be held to include and except land which had been previously conveyed by deeds which had never been recorded. But, this deed was given thirty- six years ago. If any rights ever existed under unrecorded deeds, such rights have undcubtedly been lost by lapse of time. Taxes have been paid. From my examination I am satisfisd that the title tc this property is clear, except as incumbered by the right of way and possible rights of laying water pipss, set forth and described in Paragraph XIII. Bar Harber, Maine, June 28th, 1904. -6- Abstract City y Title covidely KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That I, Frank L. Brewer of Eden, Hancock County, State of Maine, individually and also as trustee under the will of Tanisl W. Brewer, late of said Edsn, deceased, in consideration of the sum of one dollar end other valuable considera- tions paid by Andrew J. Davis of Wilkesbarrs, Inzerne County, State of Pennsylvania, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, de hereby in my individual capacity, and also by virtue of all title, power and authority vested in me by said will and the prebate therecf, and all other power and authority me herete enabling give, grant, bargain, ssll and convey unto the said Andrew J. Davis, and his Heirs and Assigns forever, 8 certain 1ct or parcel of land, together with buildings thereon, situated in the Town of Eden, Hancock County, State of Mains, bounded generally as follows:- Northeasterly by the old Hulls Cove Road; Southeasterly by the lot of land known as the Wood & Mansfield lot; Southwesterly by Witch Hollow Pond and Northwesterly by land of Robert Bowler; Said lot of land is more particularly bounded and described as follows:- BEGINNING at a stone bound, in the Southerly side of c16 Hulls Cove road; thence following the Southerly side of said road North forty-eight degrees West (N. 46° w.) ninety-two and five-tenths (92.5) feet; thence North seventy-six degrees and thirty minutes West (N. 76°-30' w.) minety-seven and five-tenths (97.5) fast; thence North eighty-six degrees and thirty minutes West (N. 66°-30' w.) one hundred and seventy-five (175) fest; thence North seventy- five degrees West (18. 75° w.) two hundred and forty-five (245) fest; there North eighty-four degrees and nina minutes West (N. 84°-9' w.) one hundred and fifteen (115) feet; thence North fifty-five degrees and fiftsen minutes West (No 55°-15' w.) fifty-0:19 (51) fest, follow- ing Southerly side of said road 1.0 Easterly lina of Bowler tract; thence following said Bowler line South fifty-four de Wast (S. 54° w.) six hundred and three (603) feet to Witch Hole Pond; 1- thence South seventy-three degrees East (S. 73° E.) one hundred and twenty-five (125) feet; thence South thirty-four degrees and thirty minutes East (S. 34°-30' E.) sixty-five (65) feet; thence South thirty-one degrees thirty minutes West (S. 31°-30' v.) ninety (90) feet to Westerly line of Wood and Mansfield let at shere of said pond (the last three courses following said pend); thence following said Wood and Mansfield line North eighty-two degrees and farty-five minutes East (N. 82°-45' E.) forty (40) feet; thenes North forty- eight degrees and fifteen minutes East (N. 48°-15' E.) ninety (30) feet; thence North sixty-three degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 63°-45' E.) sighty-seven (87) feet; thence North eighty-four degress and fifteen minutes East (N. 84°-15' E.) ninety-four (94) fast; thence South forty-nine degrees forty-five minutes East (S. 49°-45' E.) eightyfone (81) feet; thense North sixty degrees East (N. 60° E.) two hundred thirty-six (236) feet; thence North fifty-four degrses forty-five minutes East (N. 54°45' E.) one hundred and fifteen (115) feet; thence North sixty-ssven degrees East (N. 67° E.) ninety-one (91) feet; thence South eighty-six degrees thirty minutes East (S. 86°-30' E.) seventy (70) feet; thence North eighty-four degrees forty-five minutes East (N. 84°-45' E.) one hundred and ten (110) feet; thence North fifty-four degrees thirty minutes East (N. 54°-30' E.) two hundred and sixty (260) feet to place of beginning, containing sever acres, more or less. Said description being according to survey made by E. W. Hill, Sur- veyer. The above conveyance, however, is made subject to a certain right of way now or formerly owned by Robert Bowler. TO HAVE AND TO HOID the aforegranted and bargained premises with all the privileges and appurtenances thereof to him, the said Andrew J. Davis, his Heirs and Assigns, to his and their use and behoof 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, except as above stated; that I have good -2- right to sell and convey the same to the said Grantee to hold as aftresaid; and that I and my Heirs shall and will WARRANT AND DE- FEND the same to the saie Grantee, his Heirs and Assigns forever, against the lawful claims and demands of all persons, except as above stated. IN WITNESS WHERECE I, the said Frank L. Brewer individually and as trustes as aforesaid, and Abbie E. Brewer wife of the said Frank L. Brewer joining in this deed as Granter and relinquishing and scn- veying her rights by descent and all other rights in the above de- scribed premisss have hereunto set hands and seals this 16th our day of June, in the year of our L°rd, one thousand nine hundred and four. -Signee, Sealed and Delivered- in presence CI. Friend 2 Burner H JMany Fruin L Arim must to 4 A1Brumer lab bee E Areasor LP STATE OF MAINE : : 85. COUNTY OF HANCOCK : June 1698 1904. Personally appeared the above nailed Frank L. Brewer, and acknowledged the above instrument to bs his free act and deed in- dividually, and in his said capacity as trustee. Before me, LS -3- Copy Warranty Deado from 2 Franked Crunt TDD: Trucks to n June 20 1904 Recordince in 294.3 Book 4078375 12.12 Z 7. [41] DISCHARGE OF MORTGAGE. know all Men by these Presents, That 2 almon b snow of Edin Hean cam owner of a certain mortgage given by frouth Z. Brewn master un an the are of Daurel m Brown dicease to Mr the June Remon 6. sund dated Dic. 14th A. D. 89% and recorded in Name cock bounty Registry of Deeds, Book 321 , Page 37 , do hereby acknowledge that 2 have received full payment and satisfaction of the same, and of the debt thereby secured, and in consideration thereof g do hereby cancel and discharge said mortgage, and release unto the said front J. Brewer trustic his heirs and assigns forever the premises therein described. In Witness Whereof, 2 the said Alman 6. fnow day of June ha UZhereunto set my hand and seal this sin the A. D. 904 SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED IN PRESENCE OF Almon C.Smouth Y. B. Deary STATE OF MAINE. Nouncock cock SS. Jum 6 1 904. Then personally appeared the above named Clean b frow and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his free act and deed, before me, START hum ADvey the PUBLIC, note Pikeie STATE OF MAINE, Hancock ss. REGISTRY OF DEEDS. Received June 10, 1904 at / h. 15 P M., and recorded in Book 406 , Page 381 Attest, Register. 573E125/- 534-302654- y NS2-45540 454-15294 M NGOE-236ff 71.57 we N54-302-260 wrong SS C Vol. Page Dower Released. Dated April 1904. Recorded Frank L. Brewer, individually, and as trustee under the will of Daniel W. Brewer -to- Inhabitants of the Town of Eden In Eden: Beginning at an iron bolt driven in the ground on old New Mill Meadow line, so-called, for the southeast corner of lot conveyed: thence North forty-two degrees East (N. 42° E.) one hundred and forty-three (143) feet, following said line to an iron bolt driven in the ground: thence North forty-eight degrees West (N. 48° w : one hundred and fifty-two (152) feet to an iron bolt set in ledge: thence South forty-two degrees West (S. 42° W.) one hundred and forty-three (143) feet to an iron bolt in ledge: thence South forty-eight degrees East (S. 48°E.) one hundred and fifty-two (152) feet to place of beginning, containing one-half (1/2) acres, more or less. Also a right of way sixteen (16) feet wide along the Westerly side of said New Mill Meadow line from the point where said line intersects the Northerly line of old Eagle Lake Road to intersection with Southerly line of lot herewith conveyed. Said right of way, however, to be 2- held and enjoyed in common with the grantor, his heirs and assigns and all persons to whom he may convey similar rights. Due mr Dors 41.38 The Eyrie Seal Harbor, Maine August 31st, 1926. Dear Mr. Lynam:- Your letters of August 18th, 19th and 20th with reference to the exchange with Mrs. Davis of the seven or more acres which she owns between Corkscrew Hill Road and Witch Hole Pond for a portion of the property which I own on the shore adjacent to Mrs. Davis' home, are before me. On the advice of Mr. Dorr and yourself, I authorize giving in exchange for these seven acres only such a tract of the shore property as would lie on Mrs. Davis' side of a line drawn from the middle of the cove between her property and the point. You and I are agreed if this exchange is declined, we are willing to let the matter rest and take our chances of its going through later on. Very truly, John D. Pockefulling Mr. A. H. Lynam Bar Harbor, Maine November 30, 1926. Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jres Pain 26 Broadway, New York City Dear Mr. Rockefeller: Some time ago I wrote you that Mrs. Davis seemed opposed to clearing between the road and the shore on the lot we conveyed to her. To make your records complete I wish to say that yesterday I noticed that she has taken out all the underbrush and all the poor trees, leaving only the good trees. Yours very truly, Nov. 6, 1926 Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. 26 Broadway New York City Dear Mr. Rockefeller: I am returning herewith the letter from Mr. Fred C. Lynam sent me by Miss Adams. The White lot is owned one undivided half by the Reservations and the other undivided half will in a few days be acquiredby you. This lot has quite a lot of growth on it between the road and the shore. Mrs. Davis seems quite opposed to having any outtin, done next to her. I should think it would be well to look the location over before granting permission to do the cutting requested. Yours very truly, October 16g 1926 Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Seal Harbor, Maine Dear Mr. Rockefeller: The deed from Mrs. Davis has arrived and I have had Mr. Dorr execute a deed to her, both of which have been entered for record. New deeds from Mr. Dorr have been drafted and executed. As soon as the deeds are returned from Ellsworth I will forward them as usual to Mr. Heydt. Yours very truly, August 16,1926. Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Seal Herbor, Naine. Doar Mr. Rockefeller:- A few days ago I had an interview with Mrs. Arline Ireland, the daughter of Mrs. Louise Dans Davis with reference to her lot between Corkscrew Hill Road and Witch Hole Bond of, seven seres, and that portion of the lot we acquired of the Haight estate lying between the road and the shore. This is the lot I sug- gested sometime ago we might exchange for the Witch Hole Lot, and although nothing then could be done, now Mrs. Davis is in- clined to make some exchange. There is no hurry about this. At your loisure would it not he well to look at both lots and discuss the question of a transfer? Yours very truly, August 19,1926. Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Seal Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Rockefeller:- I have today discussed with Mrs. Ireland the question of the boundary of the proposed transfer to Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Ireland's brother was very positive that they should receive all of the land way over to where the road is seen from the beach, but I told him we couldn't consent to such an exchange. What we were willing to do was to give them sufficient land there on the shore equal in value to the land they held at the pond. I told them we felt that a point in the cove just east of the Point was as far as we could go. Mrs. Ireland wished very much that the line could be carried over a short distance west of the Point in order that they might protect their view from picnic parties on the shore. I have had Mr. Hill make a rough examination on the ground to determine the acreage both as to the line we discussed and the line Mrs. Ireland seems willing to accept. The acregge using our line is .75 of an acre and the acreage using Mrs. Ireland's line is .81. Would it not be well to make another examination on the ground? Yours very truly, AHL:IMS August 20,1926. phone Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Seal Harbor, Maine. Dear Mr. Rockefeller:- I this morning went with Mr. Dorr to the property adjoining the Davis lot proposed to be transferred to Mrs. Davis, and he is absolutely of the opinion that it would be best not to carry the line farther west than where you suggested it. He thinks that the property on the shore is very much more valuable than that at the pond,and that if Mrs. Davis should decline to make the transfer on the lines as suggested you will be in as good. a position to ac- quire the pond lot later as you are now. The Pond lot would apparently not increase in value as rapidly as the shore lot. Yours very truly, AHL:IMS October 16, 1926 Mr. Charles 0. Heydt 26 Broadway New York City Dear Mr. Heyat: Mr. Rockefeller authorized an exchange with Mrs. Louise Dana Davis of a portion of the land on the shore at the Bluffs for a tract of land on the shore of Witch Hole Pond. I have drafted the deeds, one from Mr. Dorr to Mrs. Davis and the other from Mrs. Davis to Mr. Dorr, both of which have been executed ani recorded. I am enclosing herewith the deed from Mrs. Davis to Mr. Dorr and a copy of the deed from Mr. Dorr to Mr. Rockefeller of the same land. This transaction necessitated redrafting the deeds originally given by Mr. Dorr to Mr. Rockefeller of the two thirds interest acquired from Mrs. Monell and the one third interest acquired of Mr. Haight. I am enclosing copies of those deeds which should take the place of the similar deeds now on your file. Yours very truly, December 8, 1926. Mr. Charles 0. Heydt, 26 Broadway, New York City Dear Mr. Heydt: I am enclosing herowi th abstract of title of all the remaining land in the vicinity of the Bluffs desired to be acquired. Effort is now being made to acquire the property. As soon as anything definite arises I will advise you. Yours very truly, 26 Broadway New York October 20th, 1926. Dear Mr. Lynam: This is to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of October 16th with deeds therein referred to in connection with the trade with Mrs. Louise Dana Davis of a portion of the land on the shore at the Bluffs for a tract of land on the shore of Witch Hole Pond. Very truly, Mr. A. H., Lynam, Bar Harbor, Me.