The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-02
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence, Sc.
Office OF the Clerk of the
Superior Court

superior
Providence. November 18th, A D. 1907
Whereas Willard Rowland of Chelsea,
Massachusetts. Henry Hastings of
Boston, Massachusetts,. George Ill.
Smith. of Lynn, Massachusetts, and
Webster Bruce. OF Lynn, Massachu-
setts, copartners doing business In
Maiden. Massachusetts,. as the Lynn
lncandescent Lamp Company, has
filed petition in equity in said office
representing that the Vanity Fair
Company. corporation organized
under the laws OF the state OF Rhode
ness in the Town OF East Providence.
in said County of Providence and
said State OF Rhode Island, is in
debted to them in the sum of seS71:Oc,
account filed with said petition, for
materials furnished under written
contract IN the construction. erection
to wit. %. Fighting The Flames"
CD Ball Room" CS) Amusement
Buildings" (D Amusement Build
ing" 90 Administration Building"
(6) "Chu'es," Cd The Infant Incu-
bator." (S)> College Inn"
All OF the above described buildings
belonging 10 said The Vanity Fair
ances and membranes hereinafter
specified. and being situated I'm said
Town OF East Providence, upon that
tract or parcel OF land in said Town
of East Providence, now owned by
said The Vanity Fair Company In
fee simple subject to the conveyances
and membranes hereinafter speci-
fled on the westerly side OF Paw
tucket Avenue, bounded and described
as follows, TO wit
Beginning at the northesterly corner
OF said tract at granite bound twenty
Paw'ucket Avenue. in the division line
between land now or formerly of
Arthur II. Arlington and others and
Inc Rhode Island Suburban Railway
q IN N a N
northerly by said Arlington land TO
the southwest corner OF said Armington
iand; thence northerly bounding easter
ly by said Armington land and land
now or formerly of Frank III. Martin TO
an angle formed by the boundaries be-
tween said described premises and said
Martin land: thence southwesterly
pounding northwesterly by said Martin
land to the Providence River; thence
southerly. bounding westerly by said
river sixteen hundred 06O0) feet more or
less to the southeast line OF the new
Mharf constructed by said The Vanity
Fair Company; thence by and with the
southeasterly. northeastorly, southeast
erly and southerly line OF said wharf and
INC approach thereto in general north
easterly direction To an angle al a point
eleven hundred ten QllO) feet more or
Tess from granite bound. twenty-one
and four-tenths (2l.D feet westerly OF
SAID Pawtucket Avenue. i'm the northerly
line OF a way or road leading from said
Pawtucket Avenue to the Mansion House
OF 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
the Homestead Estate of said the late
Thomas Lloyd Halsey. on q line being i'm
part me continuation westerly Of the
northerly line OF said way or road and
being also In part said northerly line OF
said way or road, 10 said granite bound;
thence northerly at an interior angle OF
81 deg 55 min. and bounding easterly on
land which Henry w. Hayes Trustee,
was authorized and 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-i00 (4l96s) feet to a granite bound:
thence northerly at an interior angle OF
III deg. 81 min. bounding easterly on land
authorized by saio decree TO be conveyed
TO said II. J. Suburban Railway Com
pany. one hundred ninety and i-l00
10000 feet To the place OF beginning;
said tract or parcel of land being the
northerly portion Of that tract or parcel
OF land conveyed TO said The Vanity Fair
Company by Henry w Hayes, Trustee.
by deed. dated July 2d, 1897. and recorded
Providence. in Deed Book No. 81. at page
Together with all the right, title and
interest OF said The Vanity Fair Com
pany. in and 10 any and all rights OF way
from said Pawtucket Avenue, over said
Martin land. 20 said above described
premises, but subject nevertheless to all
rights and title which any railroad COM
pany, has oyer and upon the westerly
part OF the above described land
And claiming a lien for said amount,
with interest and costs. and praying that
said lien may be enforced against said
land and buildings, and against the right,
title and interest that the said The Van.
ity Fair Company had Ia and TO the same
at the time that said petitioners lien
aforesaid accrued thereon. and attached
thereto TO wit. the estate OF n vendee,
in possession from To wit. May 1th 1907,
10 July I'd. 1917. inclusive. under n con-
tract OF purchase OF a tract or parcel OF
land including the said premises herein
described under and by virtue OF a con-
tract entered into between said The Van
itv Fair Company. and Henry w. Hayes.
Trustee. In accordance with which tho
said Henry w Hayes. Trustee. conveyed
tho said tract or rarcei Of land including
said land herein described TO said The
Vanity Fair Company IN fce simple. ny
deed dated july ID. 1871. and recorded an