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January 20, 1949
 
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—X"JTAT N O T I C E 8 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstabl e, «s. To the Honorable Hoard of Coun- (loniiniisioners within and For „,. county of Barnstable! llespert fnHy represent the un- lerslgneil Selectmen of the Town of Barnstable that the public ne- cessity »n(1 convenience require the widening, straightening, relo- cating '"' locating anew , a road known 1IH Yarmouth Iloud from State Highway (Route 2S) In Ily- » minis In the boundary line between J IIP towns of Barnstable and Yar- mouth. Wherefore , your petitioners pray that your Honorable Hoard will view the premises, and widen, straighten , relocate or locate anew said Yarmouth Road , or do what- ever In your judgment the com- mon convenience and necessity re- nal re. Dated at Barnstable this Four- teenth day of January, A. D. 1949, CHESTER A. CROCKER, JAMES F. KENNBY . VICTOR F. ADAMS , Selectmen of the Town of Barnstable. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable , ss, At a meeting of the County Com- missioners, held at Barnstable , in said County, on the fourteenth day of January, A. D. 1949. Upon the foregoing petition , Or- dered , that notice be given to all persons and corporal ions interest- ed therein , that the Commission- ers will meet for Ihe purpose of viewing the premises and hearing ihe parties on the premises at the junction of Yarmouth Boat! and Route 2S In Hyannis on the elev- enth day of February next at three o'clock in the afternoon, by pub- lishing an attested copy of said petition, or an abstract thereof, with the order thereon , two weeks successively in the Barnstable Pa- triot, a newspaper printed in Barn- stable (Hyannis) and by posting up attested copies thereof In two public places In Barnst able (Hyan- nis), the last publication in said newspaper and the posting afore- said, to be seven days at least be- fore said view; and also by serv- ing the Town Clerk of the town of Barnstable with an attested copy of said petition and order , fifteen days at least before the eleventh day or February that all parties in- terested may then and there ap- pear. If they see cause, und lie heard thereon. Ry the County Commissioners, DONALD Q, TRAYSER , Clerk. (Seal) A true copy of the petition and order thereon. Attest DONALD O. TRAYSER, Clerk. A true copy. Attest WILLIAM A. WINSOR, Deputy Sheriff. Jan. 20, 27. L E G A L N O T I C E S Commonwealth of Massachusetts I ' ..' 1111: I II 111 I' 88. PROBATE COURT To all persons Interested In the estate of MARIE C, JACOBS , late of Barnstable (Hyannis) , In said County, deceased. A petition has been presented to said Court for probate of a certain instrument purporting to be the last will of said deceased by Earle Kills Jacobs of Barnstable (Hyan- nis), in stild County praying that he be appointed executor thereof without giving a surety on his bond. If you desire to object thereto, you or your attorney should tile u written appearance in said Court ut llarnstatile before ten o'clock In the forenoon on the 8th duy of Feb- ruary. 1949, the return day of this citation. Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP- HELL , Esquire, Judge of said Court , this 12th day or January, in tlie year one thousand nine hundred umi forty-nine. KENRICK A. SPARROW , Register. Jan . 20, 27, Feb. 3. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable , ss. To the Honorable Board of Coun- ty Commissioners within and for the County of Barnstable: Respectfully represent the under- signed Selectmen of the Town of Barnstable that the public neces- sity and convenience require the widening, straightening, relocating or locating anew , a road known as Engine House Road , so called , in the village of Hyannis, from a point opposite the westerly boundary line of the property of Eugene F. Doane to Iyanough Road , thereby causing tlie said Engine House lioad to enter Iyanough Road at approximatel y a right angle. Wherefore , your petitioners pray that your Honorable Board will view the premises, and widen, straighten, relocate or locate anew- said Engine House Road or do whatever in your ju dgment the common convenience and necessity require. Dated at Barnstable, this sev- enth day of January, A. D. 1949. CHESTER A. CROCKER , , JAMES F. KENNEY, VICTOR F. ADAMS, Selectmen of Barnstable. .Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Barnstable, ss. At a meeting of the County Com- missioners, held ut Barnstable, in saiil County, on tbe fourteenth day "1 .latniury, A. D. 1949. upon the foregoing petition , Or- dered , that notice be given to all persons ami corporations Interested therein , that the Commissioners will meet f,„. ine purpose of slew- ing the premises and hearing the parties on the prpemises or the business establishment of Fred- erick V. Lawrence, Inc., Iyannough Koad , village of Hyannis, on the eleventh day of February next, at two thirty o'clock in the after- noon , by publishing an attested copy of said petition , or an abstract thereof , with this order thereon, two weoks successively in the Barnstable Patriot , a newspaper Printed In Barnstable (Hyannis) *nd by posting up attested copies hereof In two public places in Uarnstable (Hyannis), the last publication in said newspaper and Ihe posting aforesaid , to be seven 'lays at least before said view; and also by serving the Town Clerk of ihe town of Barnstable with an at- tested copy 0r said petition and order , fifteen days at least herore the eleventh day of February thai u|l parties interested may then und there appear , if they see cause, ;l "d be heard thereon . By the County Commissioners, BARBARA HOLMES NEIL, Assistant Clerk. A true copy of the petition und order thereon Attest, BARBARA HOLMES NEIL , (Seal) Assistant Clerk. A true copy. Attest , WILLIAM A. WINSOR , Deputy Sheriff. Jan. 20, 27. DOLLAR GERMS tjoUsj, hills are no longer germ >iu\ Not even a germ can live »¦ dollar any more. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss. PROBATE COURT To all persons Interested in the estate of NICHOLAS A. GRANT , late of Barnstable (Hyannis), in said County, deceased: The administratrix of said estate has presented to said Court fer allowance her Ilrst and final ac- count. II you desire to object thereto , you or your attorney should (lie a written appearance in said Court at Uarnstable before ten o'clock in the . forenoon on the 8th day of February, 194!) , the return day of this citation. Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP- HELL. Esquire, Judge of said Court , this 11th duy ot January, in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine . KENRICK A. SPARROW , Register. Jan. 20, 27, Feb. Ii. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss. PROBATE COURT To all persons interested In the estate ot HENRY S. R. FREEMAN of Orleans, In said County, an In- sane person. The guardian of the estate of said ward has presented to said Court Its sixth account for allow- ' ance. If you desire to object thereto, you or your attorney should file a written appearance in said Court ut Barnstable before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 23rd day of February, 1949, the return day ot this citation . Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP- HELL, Esquire, Judge of said Court , this Cth day of January, in the year one thousand nine hundred und forty-nine. KENRICK A. SPARROW , Register. Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 3. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss. Probate Court. To all persons interested In the estate of MERTIS EMMA CHASE, late of IiariiBtable , in said County, deceased. A petition haB been presented to saiil Court praying that Fred O. Earl , Sr., of Bourne (Sagamore) In said County be appointe d adminis- trator of said estate without giving a surety on his bond. If you desire to object thereto, you or your attorney should file a written appearance in Bald Court at Barnstable before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 8th day of February 1949, the return day of this citation. Witness, Collen C. Campbell , Es- quire , Judge of said Court, this 7th day of Januury in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty- nine. KENDRICK A. SPARROW, Register. Jan. 13, 20, 27 i Commonwealth of Massachusetts | Barnstable, ss. Probate Court. I 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 a 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 ot said Court , tills 29th day of December in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight. KENRICK A. SPARROW, Register. Jan. 6, 13, 20 PASSBOOK LOST Notice is hereby given that Pass- book H2225, issued by the Bass River Savings Bank , has been lost or destroyed , and that application has been made to the said Bass River Savings Bank , to issue a duplicate book in accordance with Section 40, Chapter 690, Acts of 1908. Jan. 13, 20, 27 EDUCAT ION Mere knowledge Is comparative- ly worthlesB unless digested into practical wisdom and common sense as applied to the affairs of life — Tryon Edwards. One who is In the habit of ap- plying his powers in the right way will carry system into any occupa- tion , and it will help him as much to handle a rope as to write a poem. —F. M. Crawford. We shuuld not ask who Is the niOBt learned , but who Is the best learned .—Montaigne. The hardest way of learning is that of easy reading; but a great book that comes from a great think- er is a ship of thought , deep freigt- ed with truth and beauty.—Theo- dore Parker. That learning Is most requisite which unlearns evil.—Antistheues. Classi f ied Advertis ing . T ert ° l0 C „ 'n mlnlml d £? ln8 . er,lon i 1 °e"« ¦ word each subs.qu.nt In- S ' m'"lm "m chaI0e for each Insertion 2Bc. Disp lay rate on ap- plication To ord er a classified , telephone 24 snd ask for Ad-T.k.r Contact the man who has the merchandise you need throu flh the Patriot's Citified Columns. Dr. you need B Stove? Do you want lo sell a stove-7 You will set » ad * tWl l lZT n* ,D th " ,,,,,rl0t ''' cl™ »ia*« c o l u m n u t S S m S f u at a f n 0 o^hVr,lS d 8^ Terui, e^. h, B°V6rBl l° "^ Md «* P'trt" Remember that the Patriot la read sll weak • For hale T THE S === All passenger car slses in stock. Liberal allowances for your nseii tlrnR. Make this your tire head, quarters. Walker's KSHO Station West End. llyaniil s. MISCELLANEOUS Wedding stationery, Engagement and Wedding Announcements. In- vit ations , Calling Curds . Sli Day Service. The Patriot Office, Hyan- tilw Tel. Hy 24 Our new stock of VALENTINES have just arrived. SMALLHOFF & HAINES Hyannis, Mass. • Wanted Used phonograph records wantod. call Barnstable :io&-n at house between t> 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 • Hel p Wanted 4t- HELP WANTED Avon Cosmetics, Est. isstl , has opening tor ambitious man or woman, with car, who munis to earn extra money. A prompt inter view will be arranged it you write Immediate)} to M. Kell y . Main St., Lnkevllle, Mann, lly starting NOW you wil l havii the exquisite Christ- mas (lift linn to offer PINE ACRES BOARDING KENNELS Leave your pets with us. Kennels In the Plnea Cedar St. West Barnstable Tel. Barn. 126-5 1 ^ ^^! ^ -r^B^H Agents for l^jij j iw—1^1253 No - American K^^^ "^^90 V A N LINES Large, Modern Vans ANDERSON CO. i IE Main street Hyannis Tel. lly. lino - Falmouth 131 r-^tsss"-sss — ¦ >J "*ej Promptly Relieves AJWfew 1 BABY'SM COUGH « <«rem ¦ ""> Chilli's Mild , -, KCT CDBpajiHj COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Prices soon In advance Now 5 years only JL'.OII ^ years only $1,00 HELEN M. BERRY Bass River. Phone Hy. 1G49-M-3 I'IRKPLACK WOOD I'or Sale $3.00 per Cord PURCHASER TO LOAD anil CAKT iinsiiiit pitch pine cut Into :i'/j ' r lengths for sale on property in Cotnll PRICE FOR H KI.IVEKY FURNISHED ()N REQUEST. Cp.ll II V fiAWUENCK , tne. FALMOU TH. MAHS. TEL. 120 GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Itev. Speros Moiirlkls . piiHlor. siiniiuy School , in to 10:30 u,m.; morning service, n a m to noon. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURC H "The Family Church'' lt«v. K Cage Hotallng, Minister SUNDAY SERVICES Church School meets al 8:46. Organ Meditniinn and Prelude al III 15. Bervioe Ot Wor ship at II :00. Nui i-iy class meets In Bearse Room al 11 MIO junior iHuh Fellowship at 5:00. Youth Fellow hip al 0:00. Thursday : Choir rehearsal ut 7:30 In the sanctuary, Km- Sunday, January 23 Siimoil topli "How 's Your Ex- ample?" Wednesday All-day meeting ol tin- Women 's Fellowship, beginning ui 10:80, with covered dish lunch eon al noon ,—. .——-— ^ L <\.wvy> & /--_-U. ***viA "^iSSi WiM JL l'"« "' * * * $»* appropriation , for the State M, „..,l tod/ y P^ fmeM Octal, for Mcota, Hygta„a the care of the meniall y ill in the (:o,,,,,,o„uc.illl,. Representatives a Qui/ concerning arc g ^cu 'V' bcl!,w. hOW ",a "y "' ""' * *" * t "' r",SWCr ",(SC (lll",io '» »»«%. Q"«tions and .inswcis 1. How many hosp ital beds are there for il„. s un . .1 r , . , mentall y ill a, compared with tluise fo £ 8' .' 's .JSPS* " **o( ^crowding In the physicall y ill in Massiidinsctts? "" ™*, **MP tab? (a) Nearly the same number for each. W 2%' (b) 8%' (c> 1S%' ,7%' <'> 19% lb) Twice as many for the physicall y ill. 9. What is the percentage of personnel shortage (c) Four times as many for the physicall y ill. in these hosp itals today (based on existing (d) Six times as many for the physicall y ill. personnel quotas) ? 2. What proportion of the mentall y ill needing W i°> (b> 145 %' ,8 %' ^ 2U%- hosp italization in Massachusetts must he 1 oed ' " '" • for in the tax-supported hosp itals? 10. What 1 , the average cost per patient d.iv in (a) 25%, (b) -10%, (c) G5%, (cl) 80%, State Hosp itals? (c) U5% (a) $1.05, (b) $3.30, (c) $fi..10, (il) $10,111, 8, What proportion of the population of Massa- ^' * 1S -50 chusctts will spend some part of their lives in *1« What is the average cost per patient il.iy in State Hospitals? genera l hosp itals in Massachusetts ¦ One out of every (a) 10, (b) 15, (c) 20, (d) 35 (a) $1.88, (b) $3.30, (c) $(3.50, (cl) $10,10, 4. How many tax-supported hosp itals for the mentally ill are there in Massachusetts ? 12. What is the average cost per patient day in the (a) 4, (b) 7. (c) 10, (cl) is, (e) 15 Veterans Administration mental hospitals} 5. How many resident patients are there in tax- W VJL (b) $3"30 ' W *m (ll) *""" supported hosp itals for the mentall y ill in this ™ stale? IS. How many tax-supported instituti ons foi the (a) 5,000, (b) 14 ,000, (c) 19,000, (d) 2-1,000, mentall y deficient are there in Massachusetts?