The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-19
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

III. 81 ITONluence, sc.
Office OF the CLERK OF the Superior Court.
To the Sheriffs OF our Several Counties,
or TO their Depudes-Greeting:
Whereas. Nj. N. Cartier e. Sons Com
pany, corporation organized under the
laws OF the State OF Rhode Island, and
located and doing business in the City oil
Providence. In the County OF Providence,
In said State OF Rhode Island, has filed
petition In equity I'm said office repre-
senting that The vanity Fair Company
corporation organized under the laws OF
said state. and located and doing busl-
ness In the Town OF East Providence, IN
said County and State, Is indebted to IL
I'm the sum OF S2.15S.57. besides interest,
according 10 the account filed with said
work and labor performed without writ
ten contract. In the construction, cree
ton and rcparatlon of certain buildings
more fully described In said petition.
longing TO said The Vanity Fair Company
subject to the conveyances and incumber-
ances hereinafter specified, and being sit
uated In said Town OF East Providence:
upon that tract OF parcel OF land In said
Town OF East Prpvidenee; now owned oy
simple, subject 70 the conveyances and
incumberances hereinafter specified, on
the westerly side of Pawtucket avenue,
bounded and desci ibed as follows. to wit:
Beginning at the northeasterly corner
OF sad tract at granite bound twenty, y,
Pawtucket avenue. iE the division line be-
tween land now or formerly OF Arthur II.
Arlington and Others and the Rnooe
Island Suburban Railway Company;
thence westerly bounding northerly by
said Armington land to the southwest
corner OF said Armington land and lano
now or formerly Of Frank II. Martin, 10
an angle formed by the boundaries be.
tween said described premises and said
Martin land: thence southwesteriy
bounding northwesterly by said Martin
land 10 the Providence River; thence
SOuthprlX. hOtndfllQ
sixteen hundred QoO0) feet more or less 10
the southeast line OF the new wharf con-
structed by said The Vanity Fair Com
pany; thence by and with the southeast
erly, northeastcrly, southeasterly ana
southerly line OF said wharf, and the ap-
proach thereto " general northeasterly
hundred and ten Q1l0) feet more or less
from a granite bound twenty-one ana
four tenths (2l.4 feet westerly OF SAID
Pawtucket avenue. in the northerly line
OF way or road leading from said Paw
tucket avenue TO The Mansion House or
the late Thomas Lloyd Halsey. SAID point
being in the continuation westerly OF the
northerly line Of the said way or road,
thence easterly bounding southerly on
tho Homestead Estate OF the said late
Thomas Lloyd halsey, on line pelns
In part the continuation westerly or the
northerly line OF said way or road, and
being also In part said northerly line OF
said way or road. to said granite bound;
thence ncrtherly at an interior angle or "a
deg. 90 mln.. and bounding easterly on
land which Henry w. Hayes, Trustee,
was authorized ard empowered TO convey
to said Rhode Island Suburban Railway
Company by decree OF the Superior Court
OF the State Of Rhode Island. entered
June 18th. 1907. four hundred forty-nine
and 6S-100 (449eS) feet to granite bound:
thence northerly at an interior angle OF
III deg 81 min. bounding easterly on
land authorized ny said decree to be con-
veyed to said Rhode Island Suburban
Railway Company one hundred ninety
and 4-1O0 $4,000 ieet TO the place or pc
ginning; said tract or parcel OF land be.
ing the northerly portion OF that tract OF
parcel of land conveyed to said The van
fly Fair Company by Henw w. Hayes:
Trustee. dated. by deed July I'd 1907. ana
recorded In the land records OF said Town
OF East Providence, in Deed Book No. 54.
at page 32i.
And claiming a lien for said amount.
with interest and costs and praying ina.
said lien NAV be enforced against said
land and buildings. and against the right
title and interest tliat the said The van
ity Fair Company had In and to the same
at the time that said petitioners Hen
aforesaid accrued thereon, and attacheo
thereto. TO wit. the estate of a vendee In
possession under contract or purchase
OF tract or parcel OF land including the
said premises herein described under and
by virtue OF a contract entered into be-
tween said The Vanity Fair Company,
and Henry w. Heyes. Trustee. In accord
ance with which the said Henry w:
or parcel Of land including said land
herein soribed TO said The Vanity Fair
Company. in fee simple by deed dated
July 20. 1901; and recorded IN sne iana
I'm Deed Book No. IA, at page 327; and that
the same may be sold TO satisfy said
claim OF the petitioner. and all other ac-
counts and demands for which the same
is pledged ana liable by Chapter 206 OF
the General Laws. and the amendments
thereto.
And further alleging that John J. Bani-
gan. OF said Providence. holds two morts
cages upon a lot OF land including the
said property: that Dennis j. Buckley OF
-. claims a lien upon lot OF land
including said property;
Collins. Of said East Providence. Leo ;;
Meyer. OF said East Providence. and
James T. Mcguire and Bernard Monahan.
both of said Providence. doing business
j. Meixner, John a. Meixner both OF
Baltimore Maryland, doing business as
Meixner, Brothers. the O'Gorman Com
pany. a corporation located -
German. James +. Egan. and C. Wood
bury Gorman all of said Providence.
practicing law as German. Egan and Cor
man, the Gillin Printing Company: New
York Corporation: Bernard p. McGarry.
OF said Providence, doing business as
United States Concrete and Roofing
Company. as trustee for John j. Banigan,
Allen a. Peed. Inc. corporation doing
business in said East Providence. as
trustee for john J. Banigan. Aldrich &
Shea Construct. Company, corpora
ton located and doing business in saio
East Providence as trustee for John j:
Banigan. Brownlr~ b. Nickerson. or said
Providence q attachments), and Henry G.
McDuff estate, by Earah II. McDun trus-
tee OF said Providence. hold attachments
on lot Of land including said property
that Leo S. Meyer. of said Providence.
and George "A. Caulfleld. or Arlington,
| Massachusetts, on behalf OF themselves
and associates. to be known as The Van
| ity Fair Amusement Company. corpora
| tion a re named as tie lessees In an inden-
| ture OF lease of a lot OF land including said
| property: that said The Vanity Fair Com
| pany executed its indenture dated Septem-
/ ber 10th, 1907 and recorded September 14th
| OF the same year purporting to be gen
| eral assignment for the benefit OF credi-
tors OF all OF its property. including the
said property to browning B. Nickerson,
! OF said Providence and Thomas j. Nc
! Namara. OF Clin.on Massachusetts; that
Leo Gordon. OF Coney Island, New York
| claims the right To- the exclusive privi.
| lege OF selling non-alcoholic drinks and
ice cream upon the said property subject
| to certain restrictions under and by vir-
tue OF an agreement with him by said
The Vanity Fair Company. as modified