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George R. Clark of the town of Richmond whereas by Codicil and bequest th.
Indeed for, both of Providence, in their capacity as Trustees of Columbia Spruce
Fabric Company under indenture of trust dated June 9, 1914 for consideration
paid, grant to Alfred Berbille of the town of Charlestown, in county of Washington
and State of Rhode Island with warranty covenants, a certain tract or parcel
of land containing by estimation one acre more or less with a dwelling house,
garage and other buildings thereon standing situate in said Charlestown and
bounded as follows: northerly by the middle of road through the shores of Narragansett
Bay, southerly on land of Courtenay L. Rice, easterly on the highway and westerly
on land of some individuals, being the same premises conveyed to the grantors
by deed from Samuel Moore clerk dated August 17, 1927, and on record in
Town Evidence of said Charlestown in Book 23, page 52. Also including all
fixtures of the store and bake shop, in said fabrique belonging to said conveyor
land, and consisting principally of a soda fountain, dozens of tins, some cases
confection bottles and glasses, thermometers, his meters, a bobsled sleigh, several electric
blowers and electric sifters. It is understood and agreed that
said trustees for themselves nor any successors of Columbia Spruce Fabric Co. company
shall be held to any further liability under or by my present. If any of the
covenants entered or implied in this deed or warranties contained therein in its
statutory form, but that the trust estate alone shall be liable for breach of
any such covenant.
Witness their hands this 11th day of February 1930.
George R. Clark
Henry H. Clark
George H. Mudd for
Trustees of Columbia Spruce Fabric Co.
State of Rhode Island
County of Providence
On Friday on the 12th day of February A.D. 1930 before
one personally appeared the above named George R. Clark, Henry
H. Clark and George H. Mudd as trustees as aforesaid, each and all to me
known and known by me to be the parties executing the foregoing instrument,
and they acknowledged said instrument they selected to be their free
act and deed in their said capacity as trustees.
Horace M. Luchen
Notary Public
Received for record Feb. 13, 1930 at 1-35 p.m. Robt. Ping,
and recorded by George S. Loras, Town Clerk
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