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well as tlie feast of the Lights, re-
ferring tn the tradition that lights
appeared on the river at the time
of the baptism of Jesus. In Germany
it is known as the festival of tho
Throe Holy Kings. In Russia , before
the overthrow of the Tsars the day
was observed witli great pomp and
ceremony, marked by the blessing
of tlie rivers by the priests of the
Eastern Church and the bathing of
the people in tlie waters, regardless
of tlie temperature . In the hope
they would be kept free from dis-
ase or be healed fro m whatever dis-
ease they may have suffered from ;
at the time.
Epiphany Eve is a rustic festival
in England, observed in order to
obtain a blessing on the crops Of
the coming year.
January Otli was kept as tlie an-
niversary or tlie physical birth of
Jesus as early as the fourth cen-
tury, it was not until the Bishop
of Rome, upon tbe request of the
Bishop of Jerusalem , investigated
the archives of the Jews, taken to
Rome after tlie destruction of Jeru-
salem , that the real date of Christ 's
birth was determined and set on
December 25th.
The visit of the Magi, or Wise
Men , has received chief attention
in the observance of the day In the
Western Church since the fourth
century, as the event has come to
be regarded as the manifestation
of the divine purpose to extend the
benefits of the gospel to the (ientile
world as well as to the Jews. Hence ,
the emphasis of the Churc h on the
Day of Epiphany Is on the World
Mission of the Christian Church.
There grew up a body of legends
concerning these wise men , each
version adding a little to the last
till the men became the Three
KI IIKS of Cologne. Names were
given In them ami one was called
Caspar or .laspur . King nf Tarsus ,
the land of myrrh; another was
called Mi'lchlor , King of Arabia ,
rich in gold; ami the third wus
called Dalthasar, King oi' Saba, or
Slielia, where frankincense flowed
from the trees.
According t" tradition, when
they reached their own countries
they resigned their high offices,
distributed their goods to the poor
and went about preaching the gos-
pel of the Prince ol Peace, st
Thomas, when travel ing in Imliii
rorty years Inter , is said to have
found the Three Wise Men and
baptized them and ordained them
as priests. They suffered martyr-
dom for tlielr faith and wore burled
together Empress Helena found
what she was convinced were their
bones and carried them to Gon>
stantinople and put them In the
Church of St. Sophia. At the lime
of the first Crusade the bones were
rescued and taken to Milan , und
Barbarossa, when he captured Mi-
lan , took possession of them and
laid them in the cathedral at Co-
logne. They now rest there In n
golden shrine decorated with pre-
clous gems.
One of tno most interestin g leg-
ends connected with the Eve ol
Epiphany, Is that whon the three
Wise Men of the East were on their
way to Bethlehem from Jerusalem
they passed an old woman who was
cleaning her house. She usked tlinni
where they were going and when
they told her , she asked them to
wait until she had finished her
work and sho would go Willi them.
They replied that t hoy could not
wait and advised her to follow
them. When sho had finished her
work , she started , hut they were
out or sight , und ever since that
day she has been wandering about
the world seeking tho Child Jesus.
According to the folklore ol Russia
and Italy she goes down the chim-
neys of bouses leaving gifts ror the
children in imitation of the gifts
of the Wise Men, in the hope that
at last she might llnd the Child
Jesus. Some children have faith in
ber as others have in Santa Clans ,
and gifts are exchanged on tills
day as others do at Christmas.
Christmas greens primitive man
believed Inhabited by spirits , be-
cause objects ol nature. Bringing
them in at tlie beginning of the
Advent season was the way of
bringing spirits Into the home ,
and disposing of them meant re-
leasing the spirits at the end of
the Advent season. For us, it Is a
day of asking Cod's blessing on us .
and a dignified way of getting rid
of our greens.
MORE LAUNDRIES
Home builders report that rec-
ord postwar output of molsture-
proor , sanitary wall and floor cov-
erings such as ceramic tile have
helped double demand for launder-
Its in cellars or ground fioors of
new homes.
Twelfth Night
L E G A L N O T I C E S L E G A L N O T I C E
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Hyannls Trust Company
of HYANNIS *
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, a State Banking Institution nnd
member of the Federal Reserve System, at tbe close of business
December 31, 1948. Published In accordance with a cull mad
" ,,J t *l
Commissioner of Banks pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 172
Sec. 26 of the General Laws, Commonwealth of Massachusetts nnd
a call by the Federal Reserve Bank of this district pursuant to Uio
provisions of the Federal Reserve Act.
ASSETS LIABILIT IES
Cash , cleaiing and cash Demand deposits of in-
Item s in the process divliluals , partnerships
of collection $ 341,857.GO and corporations ?3,759,344 SG
Balances with banks, Time deposits of Individ-
including reserve uals, partnerships and
balance 1,887,095.69 corporations 100,000 00
U. S. Government ob- Savings department de-
llgatloii B, direct and posits, including club
fully guaranteed 3,193,098.88 accounts $t;,:t'-X .r>0 3,508 8UR 71
Obligations of States Deposits of U. S. Gov-
and political subdi- eminent An 459 23
visions 92,296.03 Deposits of Slates
Other bonds, notes and and Political nub-
debentures 77,758.80 divisions 714 ,501.G9
Corporate stock , includ- Deposits of hanks 20s!o29.84
ing $15,000 stock of Other deposits (certified ,
Federal Reserve Bank 63,018.00 officers' checks, etc.) 12 032 71
Loans and discounts 3,698,862 .50 Total De-
Overdrafts 131.90 posits $8.3:14.180.07
Banking house $34 ,000. 34,000.00 Other liabilities, in-
Other real estate owned , eluding current
etc., directly $5,684.39 5,684.39 accruals J94.729.68 134 ,167.22
Other assets 49.38
Total Liabilities $8,468 ,347,211
Capital Account's 250,000.00
Capital stock-
Common Par
Value $250 ,000
Surplus $250,0(10.00
Guaranty fund 195,(100.(10
Undivided profits 153,605.88
Reserves und Preferred
Stock Retirement
Fund 77 ,500.00
Total Capital Accounts 926,105.88
Total Liabilities and
Total Assets $9,394 ,453.17 Capital Accounts $9 ,394.153.17
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Arsets and liabilities of this department are Included In the above
statement. These assets are segregate* and set apart by law tor
the protection of Savings Department Depositors.
ASSETS LIABILITIES
Cash checks and Deposits, Including club
cash items $ 12,079.74 n
founts; R328 50 $3,506 ,808.74
Balances with banks 315,761.91 Other liabilities, m-
I U. S. Government ch,dln? %"•
* . .„„ ..
I obligations , direct and accruals ».ls ,09 lI0 .(!30.6(,
fully guaranteed 957,715.26 Guaranty fund 195,000.00
! Obligations of States Profit and loss, ,n-
I and political sub- eluding net current
and poutical
o3 peri0(1 earnlngB
Other bonds 14,621.30 HeaerveB 20,000.00
National bank, Federal
Reserve Bank and
and trust company
stocks 50,744.00
Loans on real estate 2,177,259.05
Loans on personal
security 200,151.68
Real estate owned , etc. 5,684.39
Other assets 22.20
Total $3,807,811.16 Total $3,807,811.16
TRUST DEPARTMENT
ASSETS LIABILITIES
Government , state \
a trustee, executor ,
and municipal bonds $50,822.34 administrator, etc. $325,302.75
other bonds 4,_o. _ Income fi,4C«.9C
Stocks 103,425.89
Loans on real estate 2,350.00
Other loans 1,500.00
Ileal est.ito owned 42,748.75
Deposits subject to check 47 ,370.61
Other hank deposits 54 ,557.59
Tu-trvilde , personal property 1,596.75
Other alsets 23,127.15
Total $331,829.70 Total $331,829.70
MEMORANDA
Vsaets pledged to secure deposits ot Amount of Book Value of
savingH department in the com- liability assets pledged
mere.a] department $250,000.1)11 $334 ,328.13
Assets pledged or assigned to se-
cure other liabilities and for other
purposes 27,143.08 100,000.00
The foregoing statements are true, accurate und complete to the
best of our knowledge and belief , and are made and subscribed to
under the penalties of perjury.
Walter B. Chase, President Charles J. Daniel, Director
Gerard C. Hesse , Secretary Louis V, Arenovski, Director
Cerard C. Besse, Treasurer John B, Hinckley, Director
Charles W. Megathlin , Director Robert F. Cross, Director
January 1
1, 1949
L E G A L NO T J C E8 L E G A L N O T I C ES
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Chatham Trust Company
°F CHAT HAM , MASS.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts , a State Banking Inst itution at the
close ... business December 31, mis. Published IB accordance it! ,
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ASSETS LIABILITIES
( ash , clearing and cash Demand deposits of iudi-
iteins in the process dividtinls, partne rships
of collect Ion $ 93,350.94 and corporations $ 883 68B 08
Balances with banks . Savings department ,1,..
Including reserve posits . Including club
balance 191 ,270.99 accounts $993,511 1 077 'is0 41
it . s. Government ob- Deposits of u. s. Govern-'
ligations , direct and tiient, including Postal
fully guaranteed 1,384 ,748.20 Savings 900 00
Obligations of States Deposits of States
and politic al sub- and Political sub-
divisions 19,907.63 divisions 48 ,552 62
Other bonds, notes Deposits of hanks 12JJ00 00
and debentures 44,396.00 Other deposits (certified
Corporate stock 18,437.50 officers' checks,
Loans and discounts 490 ,491.00 etc.) r,i S 7,5
Overdrafts 2.13 Total De-
Kurniture and posits $2,003,518 84
Fixtures $4,246.1 I 4 ,246.14 Other liabilities , Including
Other assets, including current ac-
current accruals 1,285.82 cruals $3,500.00 19,316.04
Total Liabilities $2,022 ,834.88
capital Stock-
Common Par
Value $100.00 $50,000.0(1
Surplus 50,00(1.1111
Guaranty fund 44 ,700.00
Undivided profits 05,843.98
Reserves and Preferred
Stock Retirement
Fund 24 ,302.55
Total Capital Accounts 884,800.47
Total Liabilities and
Total Assets $2,257,141.35 Capital Accounts 1
8,857,141.86
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Assets and liabilities of this deportment are included in the. above
statement. These assets are segregated and set apart by law for
the protection of Savings Department Depositors.
ASSETS LIABILITIES
cash, checks and Deposits, Including club
cash Itoms $ 0,055.41 accounts $993.50 $1,077 ,982 II
Balances with hanks 39,178 .0:1 other liabilities, Includ-
U, S. Government ob- ing current 111 -
ligations , direct and cruals $3500.00 18,108.04
full y guaranteed 085,322 .10 Guaranty fund 44,700.00
Obligations of States Profit and hiss, including
and political sub- net current period
divisions 19,907.63 earnings 50.823.29
Other bonds 44,895.00 Reserves 18,639.43
Loans on real estate 107 ,293.00
Total $1 ,202 ,151.17 Total $1 ,202,161.17
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to Amount of Book Value of
secure liabilities and lor liabilit y assets pled ged
other purposes $7,000.00 140,000.00
The foregoing statements are true, accurate ami complete to tlie
best of our knowledge and belief , and are made and subscribed to
under tho penalti es of perjury .
Owen A. O'Noil , President Charles 0, Harding, Director
B. Ralph llevens , Clerk Augustus C. Mills , Director
Carroll A . Hearse, Treasurer Elmt r B, Kills , Director
January 10, 1949
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Services held In Masonic Build-
ing Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Testimony service Wednesday eve-
ning at 8:00. Sunday School con-
venes at the hour of tho Sunday
morning service. All are welcome,
"Life" is the Lesson-Sermon sub-
ject for Sunday, January ID.
Golden Text : "Labor not for the
meal which perlshetb, but for that
meat which endureth unto ever-
lasting life , which the Son ol 1111111
shall give unto you " (John 6:27 ) .
Sermon: Passages from tbe Bi-
ble (King James Version ) Include:
"And this is Hie record , Hint God
hat h given lo us eternal life , and
this life is in his Son " (I John
5:11). Correlative passages from
"Science anil Health with Key to
the Scriptures " by Mary linker
hlildy include: "The scientific unity
Which CX ISIH between God and man
must lie wrought out In lifo-prin -
tlce , and God' s will must bo univer-
sally done . . , Tho days of our
pilgrimage will multipl y instead ol
diminish, when God's kingdom
comes on earth; lor tbe true way
leads to Life Instead of to death,
and earthly experience discloses
the Unity of error and the liilln ltii
capacities Ol Truth , III which God
gives man dominion over all tho
earth" (p. 202).
THB FEDERATED CHURCH OK
HYANNIS
"Tlie Friendly Church "
Curl Fearing Schultz , D.D., Minister
Mrs. Warren W. (.
'00k , organist.
9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Worship
Services, Church School ,
8:30 and 11:0(1 a.m.— Pre-Scliool
Children.
10:40 a.m.—Junior and Junior
High Departments.
ll:00 u.ui. Primary Department. ]
12:10 p.m. -Senior High Depart- j
meat.
5:16, Victory Vespers broadcast
I11/111 Ch urch over WOCB.
The minister may bo reached dally
at the church office or parsonage.
ZiON MISSION (On North Street 1
MrH Harriet Grace, Elder
Sunday School 3:00 p.m.
levelling Service 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, prayer meeting 8 p.m.
GAPS GOD SYNAGOGUE
Religious service, Friday, 7:3u
p.m.
ST, FRANCIS XAVIElt CHURCH
Catholic
The Rev. Thotnp.n J. MoLMO,
pastor , tho Rev . Edward 0. Duffy,
curate . George R. Wallace , organ-
ist.
Confessions Saturday and Thurs-
day before first Friday of month:
4 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 8.30 p.m.
First Friday mass, 7 a.m.; evening
service, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday masses, 7, 9 and 11 a.m.
evening service, 7:30 o.ia. Daily
mahs, 7 a.m. Confession-, from 4 to
5:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
Rev . Speros Mourlkls. pastor,
Sunday mass: lo:nu a.m. to 12:00
noon.
HYANNIS CHURCH NEWS
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• For Sale
TIREh
All passenger car sizes In stock
Liberal allowances for your used
tires. Make this your tire hoiul-
quarters. Walker 's Esso Station
West End , Hyannls.
MISCELLANEOUS
Wedding Stationery, Engagement
and Wedding Announcement., In-
vitations, Calllug Cards. Six Day
Service. Tbe Patriot Office, Hyan-
nls. Tel. Hy. 24.
Our new stock of
VALENTINES
have
just arrived.
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River SavliiKs Hank , to issue a
duplicate hook la accordance wiih
Section in , cii niii ii 590, Ads of
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Jan. 18, 2(1, 27
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Tel. iiy. 000 - Falmouth 1:11
GIFTS FOR WOMEN
Ladles' Home Journal
Mct' iiii' s, c 1 Housekeeping
Red Book
Woman's Home Companion
HELEN M. BERRY
Bass River. Phone Hy. 1049-M-3
PINE ACRES
BOARDING KENNELS
Leave your pels with us.
Kennels In Hie I'liies
Cedar St. West Barnstable
Tel. Barn. 126-5
• Hel p Wanted
HELP WANTED
Avon Cosmetics, Hut. 1886, lias
Opening for ambitious man or
Woman, with car , who needs to
earn extra money. A prompt inter-
view will he arranged if you write
Immediately to M Kelly, Main si,
Lnkevllle, Muss. By Btartlng NOW
you will have the exquisite Christ-
mas 1:111 line to offer,
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• UOU IB nnd Accessories
BOAT FOR SALE
A. It. True Knockabout (new In
1947). Fine boat. In first class con-
dition, can be seen In the water
In Uass Hlvor , foot of Wing Avenue
Extension, $200. Tel. 1608W4K.
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Used phonograph records wanted.
Call llarustable 305-11 at house
between fl p.m. and 8 p.m.
BOSTON HERALD
or BOSTON POST
To come by mull
New or Renewal Subscriptions
HELEN M. BERRY
Tel. Hy, 1649-M-3 Bass River
KNTRIITAINMKNT FOR CLUBS,
Hotels . Haniiunts and Private Par-
ties. Contact Sid Wright , Tel. Hy-
aimlH 1423-W.
B1NQBR KKi'Aiit SF.HVICK In
Chatham and Orluans every Tues-
day. All make sewing machine, re-
'paired; work guaranteed. New
Singer Sowing Machines and Sing-
er Vacuum Cleaners on display. Or-
der yours today. Tho Singer Shop,
A. .Mai-Kin- .iii ey , Sherman S'luaru ,
Hyannls, Tui. IX-IO.
FLOOR SANIUNd & UKrTNIHH-
INO. Also machines to rent. Wall-
paper Buoppe, Tel, Hyannls 1765.
PAINTING & DECORATING
Kxtcrior interior
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POODS Hyannis 20II2-M-3
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Interior and Exterior Painting.
J' --ip..! Hanging. Ceilings Reflnl.b-
ed. Telephone Hyunuls 1142-M or
15CB-M.
MACA/INK BUBSCRLPTlONfl and
RENEWALS tO ALL MAGAZINES
Also Special lilita.
Call Mis Anno A Livingston
Tel. Hyannls 400-W
Bonded Curtis Magazine itopre-
Meulatlve for Hyannls and Cape Cod
WANTED TO RENT
Would like to rent a house for year
round occupuncy. John J. Dillon
71 A. Pine Street, Tel. Hy. 607-M.
SCHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
All kinds of property bought and
sold . Leases, mortgages, and finan-
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George .1. Schumau
Ituth II. Scliumati
200 Main Street Hyannis, Mass.
Tel. Hyannls 277
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'AT N O T I C E S
THE COMMONWEALTH OF
MASSACHUSETTS
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
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Assessors'
Notice
In accordance with the provisions
or General Laws, Chapter 5!), Sec-
lion 20,
TO ALL PERSONS SUBJECT TO
TAXATION IN THE
TOWN OF BARNSTABLE
ALL individuals , partnerships,
associations or trusts, and corpora-
tions, residents of , or owning prop-
erty located In , this Town , are
hereby notified that they ure re-
quired to bring in to the Local
Hoard of Assessohs in the form pre-
scribed by Henry F. Long, Com-
missioner of Corporations and
Taxation
I Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
' To all persons interested in the
estate of ELLA BACKUS BEHR
late of Barnstable (Hyannis) in
said County, deceased:
The executor of the will of said
deceased, has presented to said
Court for allowance his first and
final account.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'elock in
the forenoon on the 25th day of
January, 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire , Judge of said Court, this 23rd
day of December, In the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
eight.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Dec. 30, Jan. 6, 13
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
To all persons interested in the
trust estate under the will of
MARY I. DUPEE late of Barnsta-
ble, in said County, deceased, for
the benefit of CAROLINE K.
NAZRO.
The trustees of said estate have
presented to said Court for allow-
ance their second account.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file u
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 25th day of
January 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire , Judge of said Court , this
29th day of December In the yeur
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-eight.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
Jan. 6, 13, 20
REAL UNITY
Let no ruler suspect for one
moment that by exercising our con-
stitutional right to elect our lead-
ers that we are divided.—Governor '
Dewey.
NOT LATER THAN
MARCH 1, 1949
on Form 3 (ABC)
TRUE LISTS MUST BE RE-
TURNED OF ALL REAL AND
PKSONAL PROPERTY HELD
FOR LITERARY, TEMPERANCE,
BENEVOLENT, CHARITABLE OR
SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES ON JAN-
UARY 1, 1949, or, at the election
of the corporation on the last day
of its fiscal year last preceding
January l, 1949 , such lists to In-
clude the amount of RECEIPTS
and EXPENDITURES FOR SAID
PURPOSES during the year of the
return.
FRATERNAL BENEFIT COR-
PORATIONS which make returns
to the Commissioner of Insurance
under General Laws, Chapter 176,
Section 38, are not required to file
this list.
JAMES F. KBNNEY
CHESTER A. CROCKER
VICTOR F. ADAMS
Board of Assessors
of Barnstable.
Jan. 6, 13
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
To all persons interested in the
estate of MERTIS EMMA CHASE,
late of Barnstable, in Baid County,
deceased.
A petition has been presented to
^ald Court praying thut Fred O.
Karl , Sr., of Bourne (Sagamore) in
said County be appointed adminis-
trator of said estate without giving
* surety on his bond .
if you desire to object thereto,
Vou or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
it Barnstable before ten o'clock
in the forenoon on the 8th day of
February 1949, the return day of
"Us citation.
WitnesB. Collen C. Campbell , Es-
^'ilre , Judge of said Court , this
'lb day of January In the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
nine.
KENDRICK A. SPARROW ,
1. . Register.
Ju »- 13, 20, 27
ON OR BEFORE
JANUARY 31, 1949
TRUE LISTS OF POLLS AND
PROPERTY , as follows:
On Form of List 2
POLLS
M A L E INHABITANTS above
the age of 20 on January 1, 1949,
whether citizens of the United
States or aliens , are liable for a
poll tax.
Males between the ages of 20
mid 21 are to be reported by, and
in the place of residence of , their
parents or guardians. If such a
nude minor has no parent or guar-
dian in Massachusetts , he is per-
sonally liable for a poll tax as if
lie were of full age.
Any male inhabitant 21 years of
age or over who Is under guardian-
ship is to be reported by his guar-
dian in the place where such
guardian is taxed for his own poll.
PERSONAL ESTATE
ALL PERSONAL PROPERTY
SUBJECT TO TAXATION is re-
quired to be listed under the items
given on Form of LlBt 2.
RESIDENTS need not include
INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROP-
ERTY the income from which, it
uny. Is Included in a Massachusetts
Income Tax Return filed in the
same year.
NON-RESIDENTS , including cer-
tain foreign insurance companies,
and forelg-n corporations which are
engaged exclusively In interstate
commerce, are NOT entitled to
any exemption on account of
TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPER-
TY, which includes all MERCHAN-
DISE, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT , FUR-
NITURE AND FIXTURES.
Note.—A person Is not entitled
to any abatement of a tax on per-
sonal property unless a list 1B sea-
sonably filed , except as provided
in General Laws, Chapter 59, Sec-
tion 81.
REAL ESTATE
ALL REAL ESTATE SUBJECT
TO TAXATION IN The TOWN OF
BARNSTABLE on JANUARY 1,
1949.
Sworn statements which may bo
made by mortgagors or mortgagees
under General Laws Chapter 59,
Section 34 , must be filed on or be-
fore January 31, 1949.
In the case of any person claim-
ing exemption under General Laws,
Chapter 59, Section 5, clauses 17,
18, 20 or 23, a full list of all such
person's property, both real and
personul, must be filed with the
assessors.