The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-16

the Dhse Hne N "a stralknt iine IN iocd-
tion so feet northerly from. and parallel
with the northerly line OF Lafayette
Street. as said street Is indicated In part
on each OF two plats. one OF which 10 en-
titled. "Pidge Farm Plat. Providence ana
Pawtucket, surveyed May. 1881. by A. X.
Sweet. G. T. Scale co." and recorded Oh
card 1886 I'm the record office OF the City OF
Pawtucket, and the other plat Is entitled
''Pidge Farm Plat No. 2. owned by Henry
A. Smith by j. A. Latham. Jan'y, 1893.
Scale CO." and recorded on card 265 I'm the
said record office OF said City OF Paw
tucket, and passes over land owned by
or standing OF record In the names OF the
following persons. said Railroad Company
hereby taking OF said lands an estate
in fee simple in strip 100 feet I'm width
excepting where said Locations passes on
the eoutherly side OF the school House
lot on Pidge Avenue. belonging 10 the
town OF Pawtucket as shown on said plat
filed herewith and OF approximately the
areas hereinafter stated d:-James C.Walsh
and Daniel II. Clancy. about 81. .436 square
feet; Elmer X. Watson. about 1000 square
feet: Elmer X. Watson about 5000 square
feet; Jacob B. Blackmon. about 5000
square feet: Mary Pendergraet (now Mary
r. Cassidy) about 5000 square feet; Ches-
ter A. Bates. about 5000 square feet
Charles H. Creation. about 5000 square
feet; Pawtucket Steam and Gas Flpe
Company, about 5000 square feet; George
T.. Thorpe and Wife Ellen b., and J.
George LaRue. about 5000 square feet:
Anthony and Cowell Co.. John A. Cow
ell, Treasurer. about 5000 square feet:
Leonard +. Bosworth about 5000 square
feet; John Monuto and wife Elizabeth e..
about 4i6O square feet. thence said base
line passes between lands OF Charles w.
Pinder and Louise r. Ploettner. said
Railroad Company hereby taking OF said
Pinder land an estate I'm fee simple OF
an area OF about 5000 square feet and OF
said Ploettner land an estate I'm fee sim
pie OF an area OF about $3.50 square feet;
thence after crossing Swan street said
base line passes across land OF Kezlah
Payne, said Railroad Company hereby
taking OF said land an estate In fee sim
pie OF an area OF about 5000 square feet.
Between said land OF James G. Walsh
and Daniel r. Clancy and said land OF
Elmer II. Watson eaid base Hne crosses
Dartmouth Street, a public highway, at
grade, said Railroad Company hereby
taking right and easement in said high
way for the purpose OF crossing the same
at grade. for said railroad purposes. and
for the purpose OF strInging wires above
said highway for the conduct OF cleo
tricity. And between said Pinder and
Ploettner land and said land OF Kezlah
Payne. said base line crosses Swan Street,
so o-called a plated street. but not pub
Tic highway. said Railroad Company
hereby taking an estate In fee simple
therein subject 10 public and private
rights OF way and easement OF passage
over the same.
From Station 80 plus 931l, the ternina-
tion OF the last named straight line. on
land OF Kezlah Payne, the base line bends
10 the right, following a curve OF radius
of 1902 80 feet and crosses land OF the
following named persons said Railroad
Company hereby taking an estate I'm fee
simple In such land OF approximately the
areas hereinafter stated d. Frederick w.
Hopkins. about 5000 square feet: Phebe
r. Hopkins. wife OF Frederick w.
Hopkins, OF Harriet A. Williams,
otherwise Harriet A. Sherman, Guard
Ian of Phebe f. Hopkins, formerly
Phebe +. Williams and OF Joseph
II. Williams about IS square feet: Kezah
Payne about l0000 square feet Naomi w.
Read. Henry G. Read Jr., Guardian, about
500 square feet: Henry c. Ballou. about
1884 square feet; William Alexander.
about 1926 square feet; George w Dea-
con. about 1850 square feet: Martha Gar
ner about 1850 square feet; Michael j.
Commons. about ll5O square feet: Morris
and Esther Perlow. about $3.50 square feet;
Thomas +. Connors. about 1850 square
feet: f. Dexter Horton. Jr.. and Lizzie
Horton. his wife, about $3.50 square feet;
Clara II. Evans, about 1850 square feet:
and Henry c. Ballou. about H. 400 square
feet.
Between Station about 81 plus II and
station about IS plus S2. the base line
passes under Pawtucket avenue. a public
highway, said Railroad Company hereby
taking a right and easement In said high
way and in the land under the same for
the purpose OF crossing the same below
grade for railroad purposes and OF erect
ing and maintaining proper and suitable
bridging and the foundations and abut-
ments necessary TO support said bridge
and highway. and for the purpose OF
stringing wires below said highway for
the conduct OF electricity: said Moshas-
suck Valley Railroad Company hereby
also taking a right and easement TO cross
below grade with It's tracks the location
OF the Union Railroad Company in said
Pawtucket Avenue. and also the right
and easement 10 cross the location OF
said Union Railroad Company in said
avenue below the grade OF the Union
Railroad Company's tracks with the
wires OF said Moshassuck Valley Railroad
Company In such manner as not to pre-
vent or unreasonably interfere with the
operation of cars over said Union Rail-
road Company's tracks by the overhead
single trolley electric system or such
other system as said Union Railroad
Company may hereafter be authorized to
use
From Station about IS plus 32 in the
westerly line OF Pawtucket Avenue, the
base line crosses land OF Rush c. Haw-
kins, and land OF William r. Johnson.
said Railroad Company hereby taking an
estate I'm fee simple I'm nbotft- II, ,52f
square feet OF said Hawkins land and In
about $500 square feet OF said Johnson
land. Thence the base line passes under
Nashua streeta public highway. said Rail-
road Company hereby taking a right and
easement In said highway and In the land
under the same for the purpose OF cross
Ing the same below grade. for said rail-
road purposes and OF erecting and main
tanning proper and suitable bridging and
the foundations and abutments necessary
10 support said bridge and highway. and
Tor the purpose OF stringing wires below
said highway for the conduct OF cleo
tricity; thence the base line crosses other
land OF the aforesaid William r. Johnson.
said Railroad Company hereby taking
thereof an estate in fee simple I'm about
6.4O0 square feet; thence said base line
crosses Grenville Street, so-called, a plat