The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-22
STATE OF RHODE ISLANn Ann
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

Il
Office OF the Clerk Of the
Superior Court
To the Sherlffs of our several Counties
or TO their Deputies, GREETING:
Whereas, Edwin A. Smith. Clarence s.
Angel. Eugene II. Lynch. William L..
Adams. Charles f. Dudley, Frederick
A. Clark. al of Providence. Rhode ISL
ana, and William III. Angel, OF Touis-
set, Massachusetts. co-partners doing
business as the Union Paint and Var
nish Company have filed petition in
equity In said office representing that
ton organized under the laws OF the
state of Rhode Island. and located and
dong business IN the Town of East
Providence, In the County of Provi-
indebted to them in the sum of SS6a 73.
besides interest according to the ac-
count filed with said petition, for ma
terials furnished, without written con-
tract. I'm the construction, erection and
reparation of certain buildings, to wit,
Fighting the Flames" Ball Room"
soda booth. rectangular wooden build
ing between soda booth and 'Bijou
Thentre.' "Bijou Theatre" Flying
Horses. Amusement Buildings"
Administration Building" ''Amuse-
ment Building The Infant Incuba,
Tor; college Inn, Power House, ="
fence. All Of the above-described
buildings belonging to said The Vanity
Fair Company. subject TO the convey
ances and membranes hereinafter
specified. and being situated i'm said
Town OF East Providence upon that
tract or parcut or and IN said Town of
East Providence now owned by said The
Vanity Fair Company in fee simple.
subject To the conveyances and incum-
brances hereinafter specified. on
westerly side OF Pawtucket Avenue.
bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
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said tract at a granite bound twenty-five
(25D feet more or less westerly of Paw
tucket Avenue. in the division line be-
tween land now or formerly of Arthur
III. Arlington and others and the Rhode
Island Suburban Railway Company:
thence westerly bounding northerly by
said Arlington land TO the southwest
corner of said Arlington land; thence
northerly bounding eastcrly by said ARM
ington land and land now or formerly OF
Frank Ill. Martin. To an angle formed by
the boundaries between said described
premises and said Martin land: thence
southwesterly bounding northwesterly by
said Martin land TO the Providence River;
thence southerly. bounding westerly by
said river sixteen hundred G60W feet
more or less To the southeast line OF the
new wharf constructed by said The Van
ity Fair Company; thence by and with
the southeasterly, northeasterly. south
easterly. and southerly lines of said
wharf and the approach thereto. In gen
at n point eleven hundred ten Qll0) feet
more or less from granite bound twen-
ty-one and four-tenths (2l.D feet west
erly of said Pawtucket Avenue. in the
northerly line of n way or road leading
from said Pawtucket Avenue to the Man
sion House OF the late Thomas Lloyd
Halsey. said point being in the continual
ton westerly of the northerly line of said
way or road; thence casterly bounding
southerly on the Homestead Estate OF
said the late Thomas Lloyd Halsey, on n
line being I'm part the continuation west
erly of the northerly line OF said way or
road and being also in part said north
erly line OF said way or road. TO said
granite bound. thence northerly at an In
terror angle of ~ deg. s. min, and bound
ing easterly en- land which Henry w.
Hayes. Trustee. was authorized and om-
powered to convey to said Rhode Island
Suburban Railway Company, by decree
OF the Superior Court OF the state oi
Rhode Island. entered June y. 1907. four
hundred forty nine aud ss-ioo tiess) feet
to a granite bound. thence northerly AZ
an interior angle Of Ia deg. ~ min.
bounding eastcrly on land authorized by
said decree 10 10 conveyed To- said X. 7.
Suburban Railway Company one hundred
ninety and a-ip usUcD feet to the place