Jacobs v. Boomer

DUFRESNE, Justice.

Plaintiffs are the owners of property lying on the northerly shore of Great Pond, one of the Belgrade Lakes, so-called, in the Town of Rome, Maine, and the defendant is the joint owner with his wife of the northerly end of Hoyt’s Island, in said Great Pond, situated in the Town of Belgrade, Maine. Since his purchase of part of Hoyt’s Island in 1929 the defendant has maintained on plaintiffs’ shore property two or three wharves where he has docked his boats, taken on supplies and passengers for transportation to the Island. The area also served as the point of return for…