6/19/1931 · DEED · book 24 page 448 doc 8898

448 Governor Parker, of South Kingstown, County of Washington, and State of Rhode Island and Providence, acting right and by virtue of a power of attorney given my husband, Thomas S. Smith (dated), duly recorded in Deed Book 22 Page 119 Residence of Charlestown, Rhode Island, for consideration paid, grant to Fannie R. D. Murray nee Alice, of Rhode Island, Deputy of South Kingstown, County of Washington, with warranty covenanting that certain real estate situated in Charlestown County Washington in the State of Rhode Island described as follows: Lot number 32 ones and Number 51 in Parcell 7, called Lot 7 of Longeview Acres Development, owned by Charles Champney, Civil Engineer, (September 1925) Lot number 32 is bounded on the North by Lot 51, on the East by Mount Drive on the South by Longeview Avenue, and on the West by Lot Number 1. Lot number 51 is bounded on the North by Lot 50 on the East by Mount Drive on the West by Lot 32 and on the South by Lot Number 2. Premises are subject to the following restrictions: Fences to be built on shared lines must some extension two feet of the side line and two feet west of Longeview Avenue. Said premises shall be used for residential purposes only and that no building or dwelling thereon shall be used for any leasing or any mechanical or manufacturing business or public trading of any kind. Also understood that a private road way may be erected through property owned by residents. No fence of any kind shall be erected higher than a height of eight feet. In case of unfortunate fire and flood and damage shall be guaranteed by the insurance within said house have the option to purchase the same at the highest bona fide price made and safely it is said fronted bushes and grass. No outside furnaces would be allowed. Every owner or occupant of every building shall build a water tight six foot wall and vault and shall keep the same in sanitary condition at all times. Pests is not permissible. No poultry, swine, cattle sheep, horses dogs or cats or any other animal or it will be assumed to all be hired or permitted to be kept

upon the premises shall be erected as a cost of more than $1000.00, respectively of Howard Smith and Peter Baker trustees of the same release to and grant to all his right title interest and all other interest in the aforesaid property Witness whose hand the 27th day of April 1931. Eleanor D. Baker Howard Smith & Peter Baker By Clarence L. Walker Attorney in Fact. State of Rhode Island County of Providence at Providence on the 27th day of April 1931 before me personally appeared Eleanor D. Baker to me known and known by me to be the party describing the foregoing instrument, and she declared and signed instrument, by her hand to be her free and voluntary deed. [Signature] Notary Public For Peter Baker received the Wakefield Trust Company of Wakefield, South Kingstown Rhode Island mortgagee of the premises described in the foregoing deed, being a portion of the premises described in a mortgage made by Eleanor D. Baker said Wakefield Trust Company dated February 27, 1928 and recorded in the Real Estate Mortgage Book of the town of Charlestown in Book No 23 page 158, as consideration thereof paid to said party hereby releases its claim under said mortgage over and above the premises described in this foregoing deed; provided however that this release shall not affect the mortgageable interest of Wakefield Trust Company under said mortgage to the remainder of the premises said mortgage describes Witness the appropriate name and seal of Wakefield Trust Company the 29th day of April 1931 by Frank H. Clement, its treasurer thereunto duly authorized. In Presence of Wakefield Trust Company Roger E. Potter By Frank H. Clement, Treasurer. State of Rhode Island County of Kent at South Kingstown on the 29th day of April

450 Lt. 1931. to become personally responsible as guarantor Frank H. Successor, Treasurer of the Westfield Trust Company, & to execute a bond ensuring his be the party executing the foregoing instrument and he acknowledges that by so executing by him signed on his part capacity, he be the free and clear deed of said Westfield Trust Company and for his own free act and deed Richard L. Shellwell Anthony Lubbes I certify for record June 19, 1931 at 5:45 oclock PM that it was recorded by Lester B. Brown Town Clerk [Signature] D. Harold B. Cunnington of the city and county of Providence, and State of Rhode Island for consideration paid, grant to Frederick S. Pack of the town of Barrington, county of Bristol, and State of Rhode Island Patent with Mortgage Conveyance, to secure the payment of Three Thousand Dollars in three equal installments at per cent, per annum, pay please annually as provided in a certain mortgage note promissory note due to be hereof. That you have sold all that piece of land situated in the town County of Washington in the State of Rhode Island and described as follows: A certain lot or piece of land with buildings and improvements thereon situated on the west front of Ocean Avenue opposite the house in the town of Westerly, county of Washington and State of Rhode Island and more particularly described and bounded as follows: South, a street; Thence running east 125 feet by corner of the premises hereby conveyed, south point being also the center of it to remember thirty (30) as shown and indicated on a certain plan or sketch entitled "Plan showing the Central District, Westerly, R.I. Through Trust and alongside it feed the north east corner 125' 1931, Roses & David Enos," said plan now on file with the the town Clerk's Office in Town of Westerly, thence north east one hundred seventy seven (177) feet more or less; thence east one hundred twenty five twenty five (25') feet more or less; to a line fence;