The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-25
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence Sc.
Office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court.

Sc.
Office Of the Clerk Of the
Superior Court.
Providence. November 18th. A. ID. 1907.
Whereas. Anthony Coal and Lumber
Company. a corporation located and do
ing business I'm the Town Of East Prov
idence. County OF Providence and State
of Rhode Island, has filed petition In
equity I'm said office representing that
The Vanity Fair Company, corpora.
tion organized under the laws OF said
State and located and doing business In
said Town in said County and State, Is
indebted TO 1t in the sum OF SSo,bs6.7 be-
filed with said petition, for materials
furnished, without written contract, in
the construction, erection and reparation
of certain buildings to wit. Fighting
a rectangular wooden building between
soda booth and "Bijou Theatre" "Bijou
Theatre, Flying, Horses" "Amuse-
ment Buildings" Administration Build
ing" Amusement Building" The In
rant Incubator" college Inn," Power
House" "Chutes." open Air Theatre"
shed" dining-room. kitchen and cold
storage plant tool shed. Wharf" fence.
All OF the above described buildings
belonging to said The Vanity Fair Com
pany. subject TO the conveyances and
membranes hereinafter specified, and
being situated In 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 rec simple, SUBJECT 10 the
conveyances and incumbrances herein
after specified, on the westerly side of
Pawtucket Avenue, bounded and de-
scribed as follows. TO wit:
Beginning at the northeasterly corner OF
said tract at a granite bound twenty-five
(25) feet more or less westerly OF Paw
tucket Avenue. in the division line be-
tween land now or formerly OF Arthur IL.
Arlington and others and The Rhode
Island Suburban Railway Company:
thence westerly bounding northerly by
said Arlington land to the southwest cor
ner OF said Armlngton land: thence north
erly bounding easterly by said Armington
land and land now or formerly OF Frank
H. Martin TO an angle formed by the
between said described prem
ises and said Martin land: thence south
westerly bounding northwesterly by said
Martin land to the Providence River:
thence southerly. bounding westerly by
said river sixteen hundred Ci6o0) feet more
or less to the southeast line OF the new
wharf constructed by said The Vanity Fair
Company: thence by and with the south
easterly. northeasterly, southeasterly and
southerly line OF said wharf and the ap-
proach thereto in a general northeasteriy
direction to an angle at point eleven
hundred ten 01l0) feet more or less from
"A granite bound twenty-one and four
tcnths C2i.p feet westerly OF said Paw
tucket Avenue. In the northcrly 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 northeriy
line OF said way or road: thence easterly
bounding southerly on the Homestead
Estate OF said the late Thomas Lloyd
Halsey on n lire being In part the con-
tinuation westerly of tho northerly line OF
said way or road; and being also In part