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This Weekend: Events for May 21 and 22

Historic tour: Historic House Tour sponsored by the Friends of the Maine State Museum, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.; houses include the Vaughn Homestead, the Bodwell House, the Maple Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast, all in Hallowell, and the Tappan-Viles House (Kennebec Savings Bank), South Parish Congregational Church, St. Mark’s Home, Kennebec Historical Society, Johnson Baker Shelton House and Daniel Pomerleau Home, all in Augusta; tickets cost $20 the day of the event and may be purchased at any of the sites; lunch will be served at Maple Hill Inn from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; the cost is $12; for more information, call 287-2304. Paws in the Park: Kennebec Valley Humane Society Paws in the Park and 18th annual Mutt Strut; registration starts at 9 a.m. and the walk at 10 a.m. at Mill Park; following the walk, there will be Paws in the Park activities including a dog agility demonstration, a K-9 demonstration, basic obedience lessons, dog toenail clipping, microchipping, an animal communicator, raffles, art displays, a bake sale, face painting, photos with pets and more; hot dogs and slush puppies will be served; families welcome; pledge sheets for the walk are available online at www.pethavenlane.org; 626-3491. For families: Parenting Outdoor Children Day, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Maine Primitive Skills School, 716 Church Hill Road; Ira Michaud and school staff will share activities and strategies designed to immerse children in the natural world; families and all ages are welcome; tuition costs $15 per family of any size; participants should bring a bag lunch; for more information, visit www.    primitiveskills.com. Poets society: Maine Poets Society, University of Maine at Augusta, Randall Student Technology Center, Room 218; members’ poems will be judged by Dawn Potter and Tom Carper, who will also read from their works; registration begins at 9:30 a.m. and costs $12, which includes morning coffee and lunch; non-members can participate in a reading-in-the-round at 3 p.m.; for more information, call Cynthia Brackett-Vincent at 778-0467 or email Vincent@encircle pub.com or email Marta Finch at moimarta@comcast.net. Veterans’ walk: Women Veterans Health Walk, 9 a.m.-noon; the walk will go along the Kennebec River Rail Trail, starting at the Maine State Housing Authority parking lot; all are welcome; sponsored by VA Maine Healthcare System; rain or shine; representatives will provide information regarding VA benefits and services; for more information, call LaRhonda Harris at 877-421-8263 ext. 4017. Concert: Second annual Brian Mason Memorial Scholarship Bluegrass concert, 6 p.m., Gardiner American Legion, 46 Griffin St; to benefit the Brian Mason Scholarship for a student going to college for music; performers include The Misty Mountaineers, Mac and Hazel McGee and White Mountain Bluegrass, Les Morse and Friends, Jim Cary and Tyler Poirier, Steve Adams and Katie Poirier; cash bar, food; 50/50 raffle; doors open at 5 p.m.; admission costs $8 and is free for children younger than 12; for more information, call 582-7486 or visit www.brianmasonblue grass.com. Movie showing: Free movie showing, 10 a.m., Gardiner Public Library, Hazzard Reading Room, 152 Water St.; “Jefferson and Adams,” about the lifelong friendship of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, will be shown, followed by actor Sam Goodyear’s — who portrays Adams in the movie — appearance as Adams for a brief presentation and question period; for more information, call 582-3312. AIDS walk: AIDS 5K Walk of Central Maine, starting at Waterfront Park, and proceeding to Capitol Park in Augusta and back via the Kennebec River Rail Trail; registration begins at 9:30 a.m. and the walk at 10:15 a.m.; there will be clowns, face painting, and balloons for children; a cookout at the Waterfront Park will follow the walk; for more information, call 621-3731 or visit www.mainegeneral.org/horizon or www.mainegeneral.org/harmreduction. Living history: Civil War encampment and reenactment, 9:30 a.m., fire pond behind the Washington Fire Department; Company B, 20th Maine Regiment will demonstrate living conditions of typical Civil War soldiers and give drills and rifle demonstrations; hamburger lunch, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; $3 per person and free for military veterans; a short march to the Veteran’s Monument in the village center for a rededication ceremony will begin at 2 p.m.; military veterans are encouraged to participate; sponsored by Washington Masonic Lodge and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post; free; all are welcome. Livestock expo: Northeast Livestock Expo, Windsor Fairgrounds; gates open at 10 a.m.; there will be antique tractors, tractor pulls, sheep dog demonstrations, youth activities, seminars on gardening and other agricultural interests and youth competitions, as well as sheep, goats, cattle, horses, and alpacas; food for sale; admission costs $2 per person and is free for children; for more information, visit www.northeastlive stockexpo.com. Birding trip: Damariscotta Lake Watershed Association birding trip by canoe or kayak, 8-11 a.m.; led by ornithologist Tom Arter; participants will meet at Damariscotta Lake State Park and should bring a canoe or kayak, personal floatation device, paddle binoculars and water bottle; to register, call Julia McLeod at 549-3836 or email Julia@dlwa.org. Play: Sam Goodyear performs “The Man from Massachusetts,” a one-man costumed portrayal of John Adams, 2 p.m., Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center, 280 Water St.; Goodyear will take questions from the audience and share information about John Adams’ visit to Maine in 1774; tickets cost $18 for adults, $16 for Johnson Hall members, and $10 for child and students 18 and younger; group rates available; for more information, visit www.johnsonhall.org; for reservations, call 582-7144. Theater fundraiser: The Theater At Monmouth third annual spring social and fundraiser, Play On, 2-5 p.m. Joyce’s, 192 Water St.; outside on the patio if weather permits; music by Marcia Gallagher and Tino Liakas; previews of the upcoming summer and fall season shows provided by David Greenham, Dennis A. Price, Jeri Pitcher, Bill Van Horn, Liz Helitzer, Steph Garrett and Ryan Simpson; hors d’oeuvres, light buffet and cash bar; reservations cost $40 per person and are tax deductible; call 933-9999 or visit  www.theateratmonmouth.org. Music event: Master fiddler Greg Boardman, accompanied by Jan Gill on piano with the Maranacook String Band, 6 p.m., Ladd Center, 26 Gott Road; doors open at 5 p.m.; light supper dishes and desserts for sale; all proceeds benefit the Cary Memorial Library; tickets cost $10 in advance (available at the library), $12 at the door and $5 for children 18 and younger; for more information, call 685-3612. Livestock expo: Northeast Livestock Expo, Windsor Fairgrounds; gates open at 10 a.m.; there will be antique tractors, tractor pulls, sheep dog demonstrations, youth activities, seminars on gardening and other agricultural interests and youth competitions, as well as sheep, goats, cattle, horses, and alpacas; food for sale; admission costs $2 per person and is free for children; www.northeastlive stockexpo.com.

Retro Furniture For Sale | Retro Life

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The Bar

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The Pacific reporter

The defendant also pleaded a conditional bill of sale made by it to one Ben ... 1903, the defendant was the absolute owner of the bar fixtures, furniture, ...

Massachusetts reports, cases argued and determined in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts

... and made a bill of sale to him, by which they conveyed to him " all that ... with the furniture appertaining to the same, also all the bar furniture, ...

Atlantic reporter

These acts of the plaintiffs were positive, were required by the contract of sale, and bar their right to maintain this action. Exception overruled. ...

The Wisconsin bar bulletin

FOR SALE: Complete CCH Trade Regulation Reporter, current updates and bound ... antique furniture, autos, firearms, coins and stamps, textiles and rugs. ...