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To the Hon. Court of COUNTY Commissioners for the
County Of Lincoln, neat To be holden at Tops


ham, on Monday The I'd day Of September 1882
RESPECTFULLY represent, the subscribers


VI " inhabitants of the towns of Phpsburg and
Bath, in said County of Lincoln, that the old County
road leading from Bath TO Phipsburg. past Berry's
mills, so called, and to the Bason in Phipsburg is Il
very hiy rocky and crcuitous route, and that pub
lie convenience and necessity require the same
should be Strengthened and made better, which can
not be done on its present location, in the opinion of
your petitioners Therefore


Your petitioners would ask your honors to view
and straighten the old road or way, commencing in
Phpsburg near the house of Deacon William Hutch
ens and running in norherly direction to the head
Of Winegants creek, and near the house of Elijah
Clifford in said Php'burg, thence proceeding in the
best places into the town Of Bath passing the house
of VIM. X. Campbell and Henry Work Esqrs to the
north line of VIM. Blown Jr's. farm on the old
County road, thence in northerly direction near
Winegant's creek. past the house of Thomas Lum-
bard coming ont near Winegan.'s Bridge on the
land of Francis Oliver in Bath. III
| All which your Petitioners would ask your honors
to view, lay out and locate if your honors should
deem for the public good.


WfLLLaM BROWN, L
Bath, lst June, 1889. and 81 others


LINCOLN ss.-.H meeting of the County Com


anissioners, begun and holden at Topsham, aofth--
IN and for said County, on the first Monday Of
September Fl D 1889.
On the foregoing petition ordered, That the Pc
ti;ioners give notice to all persons and corporations
interested, that the County Commissioners will meet
at the house of WiIliam Hutchngs in Phipsburg OF ;
the goth day of November. AT 1889, at 10 o'clock
A M when they will proceed to view the road de-.
scribed in their petition, and Immediately AFTER at


some convenient place in the vicinity, will hear the


parties and witnesses and proceed to do such other


things in the premises as by law may be required