Messrs. Ira C. Chase and Philip H. Hubbard of New
Gloucester have sold to the Centennial Mineral Spring
Company of New Jersey the homestead farm, with the
buildings thereon, situated in New Gloucester.
This farm contains the well-known Centennial spring, so
called, of mineral water, and the price paid was
$40,000. The deed of sale was recorded Saturday at
the Registry of Deeds, and the papers were left with the
Register by Mr. D. H. Mundy, the well-known general
passenger agent of the Vine street ferry, Philadelphia,
and agent for the Centennial Mineral Water Company.
The property sold embraces the property conveyed to
Messrs. Chase and Hubbard by Josiah A. Bucknam by his
deed of May 17th, 1873, reserving two lots, however, one
of twenty-five, and the other of ten acres, more or
less.
